Oooooooh. M and W split, what could it mean?

I am particlarly good at lying in an alley and pretending to be dead. If a gun to my head asked who I was, I would say Kevon Costner.

Something bad is going to happen to her. And I will avenge.

My freaking goodness. I feel like Liam Neeson and my daughter is Kim Wexler.

100%.

I'm too invested in this show. "Chekov's Howard" made my heart drop. LEAVE KIM ALONE.

You sound like a colorful man.

If the lamp falling wasn't planned, it just fed into the amazingly awesome cinematography that's in this show.

Jimmy is the only one who can go from George to Kramer in one foul swoop.

I'm basically live-commenting on this episode, which is horribly annoying. Stacey's car sounded like Mike was being trailed when she bought the new home, I had to rewind to double-check that that wasn't the case. Weird.

Stacey is a con-woman, she's just terrible at it and uses her emotional tie to Mike's son to manipulate him. This show is insane how perfectly mirrored it is.

Am I that drunk or was this episode pretty emotional? Just knowing Kim (probably) isn't involved in Jimmy's future, him wanting to work together and be himself, which he can't be anywhere else. It weirdly hit me. STOP CHOPPING ONIONS, DAMNIT.

Jimmy McGill is a modern age George Costanza.

I basically pulled a Harry from Dumb and Dumber when the colors came out by yelling at my TV.

Jiminy freaking Christmas, the montages on this show make all other montages look like muddled crap. So good.

She is definitely the red shirt of the group that is caught.

I agree. Have they done the "block knocking" challenge before, too? I feel like the challenges have been somewhat unique this season. Like, the snake puzzle.

Haha, well that's the point! On previous seasons, they used to rhyme and be subtle and the one last night was so straight forward and not creative at all.

Talk to the hand.

Santa is a real dick in the offseason.