If you don’t see how Kim, who probably raised herself, could despise Howard, who was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, you’re not watching the same show I am. Kim has the biggest chip on her shoulder.
GetOffMyLawn
getoffmylawnalready
She really needs to get over it (as does Howard), but Howard has looked down his nose at Jimmy and Kim for years. He treated her like absolute garbage when she was at HHM, and he’s been enough of an asshole to the both of them this season alone to make us understand why he would be her target of revenge. Howard Hamlin…
If I was reminded of any BB episode, it was another favorite of mine, “4 Days Out”, which also saw its two leads stranded in the desert.
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…
Patrick Fabian bats clean-up in a lot of these episodes, but man, he connects every single time. He’s never been bad. Ever.
Someone get Rhea an Emmy already, please. I mean, come ON. Can we start a Kickstarter or something? Would that help? I don’t know how these things work.
Mike’s method of getting the Kettleman’s ill-gotten loot and Jimmy out of that jam back in Season 1 was pretty methodical.
I did a out loud “What?!” at that ending. A shocking and violent end (like a great Breaking Bad episode) done only with very surprising, nerve-wracking words. You know, the end of a classical comedy—getting married—isn’t supposed to be the beginning, or middle, of a classical tragedy.
I was convinced her fate was going to be incarceration for attempted murder, because she is definitely going to kill Jimmy when she gets home.
Rhea Seehorn is amazing as Kim.
Kim isn’t totally innocent. She pulled Jimmy into this mess in the first place. Jimmy went ahead after Kim told him not to, but it was Kim’s plan. Kim and Jimmy have been running schemes together for a few seasons, and at first it was Jimmy getting Kim to go along with them. But the last couple times, Kim has been the…
This Friday, HBO’s Deadwood will return after 13 years away to properly end its story with a full-length movie set a…
In a sense, there’s no way that The Hot Zone could avoid being somewhat anticlimactic. As anyone alive to read this…
Normally I just ignore the comments for GoT, but holy shit I’m now convinced that some of you either had no idea what show you were watching, or are just mad cause the show won’t match the fanfiction you guys got in your heads.
Danrys was never the empathetic, benevolent Queen she thought she was. And while she was…
Pretty terrifying to see the chaos of King’s Landing being laid to waste. Dany burning the city to the ground, essentially carrying out her father’s mad final instinct to do it with the green fire. Also, was something similar not described as happening when the Lannister army breached the city during Robert’s…
If GRRM ruins his ark, it’ll be by eating all the animals on it.
So much of the bitching about this episode is going to come from Dany proving to be what she always palpably was. And so much of the bitching is going to originate from useless little fractions who spend their time fantasizing about what they’d do if they had the power to impose their druthers ... and in reality,…
For all this “This isnt the Dany i wanted” crowd:
Yeah there are a lot of “what should have happened” scenarios, but I feel like this is pretty much where it’s been headed for a while now, I’m not sure what other people were expecting honestly.