Great analysis.

Uhhh...not exactly.

This comes off as deflecting to superior shows that had plenty of GoAT moments to make up for some shortcomings while Snowpiercer seems like it’ll stumble towards its finish line. But I’ll concede that the prestige of streaming service originals aren’t always what they’re cracked up to be.

Cliché plot structures, tonal whiplash that comes off as a facsimile of Bong’s style, half-baked character development and plot inconsistencies & conveniences that flirt with turning into straight holes are hardly nitpicks. Just because this isn’t premium television doesn’t mean the production values and acting have…

You know it’s not working for a horror movie when you’ve got people laughing out loud in the theater (during the sex scene

You mean to tell me a satirical, surreal animated sitcom had some surreal humor in it?

The latter, by a sizeable margin.

Saul still needs to meet and have a reason to fear Lalo, though.

Who’s to say it won’t be their undoing?

Probably a stretch and a half, but I remember Howard or Chuck stating that HHM gave Kim a full ride through law school, so this could possibly be a condition in her scholarship.

Bingo. Based on that talk ending with “you were just at the wrong place at the wrong time”, Kim seems to assume that Jimmy was just getting a bite to eat after work.

Nah, believe they’re just newly-revealed rivals to the Salamancas.

Lalo could possibly be that character, especially considering that it didn’t sound like he and Jimmy left on good terms when he was name-dropped in BrBa.

Looked more like a cheek kiss.

Bit of a heads-up, Joshua; Tracy didn’t assault the wrong women. It was Violet through and through.

It came up in the series premiere when Earn was trying to convince Alfred to let him manage him.

Truth’s often stranger than fiction.

And how are you so certain it will be standard shlock, again?

Lmao.

How courteous of them. My store’s manager pretended like they weren’t about to disappoint a shit-ton of people.