Not to be that guy but they actually appeared in the very first episode. 

Remember s1 when these smart zombies were all over the series until Frank got fired

God, I hate this show so much now. It’s so, so bad, but I’m sticking with it because I’m curious about how they’ll end the series.

Something about the way this season is ending feels a bit unsatisfying. Can’t put my finger on it as the writers really have checked a lot of the boxes of what I wanted to see or expected to happen, but it’s kind of like the sum of the parts aren’t quite adding up.

I agree that Jimmy changed too quickly — and I think the same could be said of Kim.

It feels like we could have used 2-3 more episodes that show the change in both characters before going to black-and-white land. I never really believed that Saul was going to kill a person, so those beats didn’t 100% work for me.

While the acting and writing continues to be sublime, am I the only one who finds this back half disjointed and not exactly... satisfying?  Like, it doesn’t feel like a conclusion to the show we spent the last 5.5 seasons with, but a completely different one that almost has completely different characters in it?

Maybe it was just from watching the show in a really bright living room...but is Kim putting together a completely tan puzzle?  I thought maybe it was just washed out on my TV, but did she create a cover life so bland she puts together solid color puzzles?

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I thought the Florida stuff was a little heavy-handed, but I guess the show has gone broad before. I also wanted to see a little bit more Kim in Florida Kim. Rhea did great by playing it as barely fitting in rather than obviously miserable, but she also wasn’t recognizable as Kim, at all. I don’t know that Kim needed…

Something I just realized after finishing this episode: Jimmy is always at his most vengeful when people attempt to hold themselves accountable. Note how his true rage at Howard started when Howard confessed that he felt responsible for Chuck’s death. When Kim comes in to sign the divorce settlement, his performance…

That also meant Bernard essentially spent 23,000 years trying to figure out ways to stop Hale, including finding Maeve’s body by “trial and error.”

Is that Langoleers? 

I’m kind of terrified of how bad this script was, considering he said yes to Bewitched. And Curious George. And Land of the Lost. And Daddy’s Home. And Zoolander 2. And The House. And Daddy’s Home 2. And Downhill.

I was watching one of the awful later episodes of Happy Days once and thought:

I think they should get a 6 episode reboot if only to canonically erase that ending, which remains one of the most depressing ends to a show I have ever seen.

I am all about getting this show going again. Reboot, sequel, reimagining... whatever. It’s a concept that is incredibly easy to execute and be imaginative in, and dangit, setting right what once went wrong is just a feel-good concept, consarnit. More Quantum Leap, please!

I don’t understand why people hate The Architect’s speech so much. It’s one of the more intriguing bits from the sequels. I guess it’s because no one gets kicked or punched or short for a good 5 minutes.

This movie is going to be a hot mess, and I’m most likely going to pay to see it.

Money?

I believe it’s a reference to the name “Moltisanti”.