The episode showed her being presented with the bill but did not show her paying it. I don’t know how people normally get out of these situations; maybe she dashed too.

I was pretty excited about the shout out to PG County, where I sit as I type this, and then they ditched her.

This show should have been on FX proper so it could have a bigger audience.

Nice article!

Not only should Flo Kennedy get a focus episode, she’s played by Niecy Nash who should’ve been in the title credits. Jeanne Trippelhorn is good but she’s been a one-scene wonder. 

I’m from a very small town. We did have a local video store or two, but they certainly weren’t big enough to have indie or arty fare. They didn’t get pushed out of business by Blockbuster because someone in that company wisely decided there wasn’t enough market to justify building a Blockbuster; both stores had closed…

Good Beck song on the soundtrack though.

Rabin must be rolling in his grave.

Last week I said Kim was going to try to atone for Jimmy’s sins. This week I’m saying Kim is going Gus Fring: respectable persona with dark underbelly.

Oh shit Lalo’s on the warpath now

Favorite expressions on the episode: Hector looking miserable as they put a party hat on him, and as always, the warmth fading rapidly from Gus Fring’s face.

Kim is going to atone for Jimmy’s sins with all the pro bono cases in the world, and she’s okay with that. Is this the right place for a Catholic joke?

I noticed that later! We laughed.

As a Metro DC resident, I’m gonna say it ain’t great.

I’m against Dolores now because she sacrificed that innocent, loyal motorcycle.

All that thirsty desert walking, less than a week from the annual airing of The Ten Commandments. Someone get me a screencap of Charlton Heston squeezing the last drop of water out of that tiny skin.

What a gorgeous episode, a series highlight. I’m disappointed it wasn’t titled “Cucaracha” after Lalo’s monniker for Saul (because now he’s 100% Saul, amigo del cartel).

Goodbye, little Esteem. You were...an import. When they pushed it over the cliff I couldn’t help but think of Sam Raimi’s Oldsmobile. The shot-thru…

Jedi finally delivered a really good light saber fight. It wasn’t two guys weakly swinging sticks like the original, it wasn’t a kid clunking around like Empire. Jedi is what kids were emulating play-fighting with swords, the reason the prequels were saber-heavy even though what Lucas really cares about is spaceship…

Arse.

Have you seen my pamphlet on tithing?