CC is usually farmed out to the Philippines or somewhere the labor is cheap. It's possible but a Velcro wallet tearing is a very distinctive sound, if you're transcribing distinct foley between dialogue it would be pretty obvious to include that.

This is correct, although it wasn't a sigh, it was basically a fuck you in tone. Clipped, short - understated but containing multitudes. Pretty much Rhea Seehorn's work in a nutshell.

Where did they say that?

Something really bad is going to happen with Chuck, and I don't think Kim will be able to make herself morally okay with the fallout from her actions.

I get what you mean but I think that stuff is already on the page, at least if the BCS and BB scripts I've read are any indication. Also I don't believe Vince directed either of those moments himself, did he? Gilligan is so well suited for the episodic chapters of television, him making a movie would almost feel like…

I think that's such an indicative trait of how Mike deals with the bad things that he does. He has his rules, and the less he knows, the less implicated he feels with the end result. Less emotions lead to less emotions; I think this episode illustrated how conflicted Mike feels about what he does.

One of the coolest little character details I've seen on a show is how Gus folds the towel and prepares himself to vomit. It's a small moment but I think it's really representative to the time and care that goes into the small details of these shows. The way they ground BCS so firmly in reality is what allows them to…

Damn then he either kills himself or goes so off the rails he gets institutionalized. That would definitely push Jimmy over the edge to Saul territory.

Stop going through my comment history and replying with weird shit, you creep. Blocked. Get a life.

So…there's definitely gonna be a picture of Jonah high fiving a Nazi while wearing a Nazi t-shirt that leaks to the press

Wow with that kind of witty repartee it's hard to believe you're not in the position to make those kind of decisions

The slapstick he does in "Motherboy" is legendary

If Emily is reassigned to another man, this will still be something that happened to HER by herself. The Republic of Gilead is designed to strip women of their identities but also blame them for everything.

I have to say, I have really enjoyed Strahovski's performance up til this point, but I can't say I totally bought her performance in that scene. It's hard when the standard for visible rage is set by the likes of Cranston, Dowd, Rhys, and Viola Davis, but her expressions didn't seem to match up to the emotions that…

Don't go away mad, just go away

It was silly and naive of me, but that court scene was so shocking. I don't know, just the fact it was ALL men took my by surprise for some reason. Like, of course, in this world that should be obvious, but seeing the only women in the room be the ones on trial was so fucked up (not to mention gagged and bound.)…

I was hoping some people could help me process the giggling fit by June? I found that to be profoundly disturbing. Yes, it's an absurd theatre I suppose, but fuck that whole scene was doused in fear and the Damoclean sword of potential violence. Props to Fiennes for giving the creepiest handshake I have ever seen.

Boooo

Yeah, by the time the car careens off the road, you're on the edge of your seat.

Welp, guess I'm the asshole then