I hate this trend more than cropping 16:9 into 4:3.

Indeed, I lol’d for real, something I rarely do as I get closer to 40 and soul-death. It was a great episode, also the Mike/Gus part was explanatory/revelatory re: question about Gus’ motives or what he thinks of himself, he says the same thing as Walt pretty much “I am who I am”, although Walt, always more honest…

Hamlin: I wonder if they’re teeing Howard up to ultimately be the lynchpin of Kim being disbarred, somehow. Could wind up just becoming a character subplot, but if they could tie it in to Jimmy’s Kim’uppeance, I would be thrilled.

I didn’t know his name at the time, so no.

The great (or terrible) thing about chemistry is that it doesn’t matter what a badass ex-military ‘killer’ you are, or how much corporate support you have, a bomb cooked up in some idiot’s kitchen will still, as you put it, “take you like a bitch”*. [please consult some military officers about the time they’ve spent…

Slippin’ Kimmy.

Now imagine having the entire world tell you that 1,000 times a day, and you’ll know what being a woman is like!

Yeah, Gus has always been portrayed as two steps ahead and in control; I never got the vibe that he was a “delusion fool” in BB. His achilles heel was that he could never let go of his hatred for and need to humiliate Salamaca. Walter figured that out and used his one blind spot to get rid of him. If you are looking…

It’s a joke, man. Try not to take this stuff so seriously.

Kim is so straight-laced, even when she cons with Jimmy, she’s takes it seriously. So this was a rare moment of true leivity from her. Jimmy goading Kim into impersonating her boss was just such a delight to watch unfold. She wouldn’t really- would she? She did! And she’s still going! They’re having fun! This is cute!…

Hm. The Mexican compound read completely differently for me, not leaning into Gus’ villain side, but reminding us of the other facet to who he is. Not the business man or the boss, but just humbly putting money to good use. Children are running around, and unlike the philanthropic persona in public, no one here has…

So there’s no way ‘Max’ can be anyone except Maximo Arciniega, Gus’ former partner in Los Pollos Hermanos and possible lover that Hector Salamanca killed, right? I had a hunch while watching the show, but I just looked up his name, and, well, yeah. It also made sense for Gus to start discussing revenge with Mike while…

My favorite moment in the episode is when Mike prepares to McGuyver a phone battery charger, has all the materials set up, and the nice lady goes and hands him one. Suggesting, of course, that there are times when all the elaborate plans one makes really aren’t necessary.

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You’re clearly really mad about some stuff. You can just not buy this game if you really want to send Blizzard a message. That was also an option for 3, but plenty of people seemed to forget their protests once it released, and they made Blizzard plenty of money to the point that we’re now getting Diablo IV. So idk…

“I grew up in Chicago... the suburbs, obviously” was the best dig.

Brent is great.

Mindy is simultaneously the best and the worst, appropriately enough.

And Disco Janet is my new band name.

Stonehenge was a sex thing got me pretty good. I love that pure light elephant

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