What a delightful episode. I've always loved Donnie and Alison was so Amazing in this episode. I do not want her to go away. They're the best couple of the show. Kira is really creeping me out with that razor.

I loved Howard in this episode and I hope he continues on the show. I'm a big fan of Nacho. What a great satisfaction to see Hector finally having the stroke. I'm not sure why Gus tried to save him. I guess he really wants Hector alive to see him suffer. Jimmy totally redeemed himself in my eyes doing the right thing…

Thanks. Such an interesting article to read.

This is the land of the free and the home of the lawsuit. I have to Love Jimmy.

What a great episode and how insane things are! Jim being buried alive and taking the virus. And I really did not expect the virus to be spread around the city. I cannot wait for the season finale.

That child is too old to be Clarke's daughter.

Yeah this doesn't look much like a remake. The only one I remember is The Mummy with Brendan Fraser that I watched when it was released and I think it's a really good movie.

No, that's right. Jimmy found (rightly) unfair Chuck to take Kim's client, who deserved and needed much more than the firm. I'm not saying it justifies his attitude. What he did was very serious and clearly wrong. It is only fair that he faces the consequences of his actions in some way.
In the second part I'm talking…

True, the ends do not justify the means, but let's not forget Why Jimmy decided to sabotage Chuck's legal work. Regardless, Chuck never thought Jimmy was worthy of being a lawyer. He took away from his brother his only decent way of earning a living.

Kim feeling sorry for Chuck because oh poor Chuck, he's sick. But not crazy. He intentionally ruined Jimmy's life and no wonder Jimmy's attitude, especially in the end. The financial and emotional difficulties he is experiencing are accelerating his change from Jimmy to Saul. Loved that scene at the end, really great…

Oh Yesss! I loved season 1 and was completely losing hope of it being renewed. Thank you NBC! Timeless (huge surprise), Blindspot and now Trial & Error. For my happiness to be complete I just need Chicago Justice.

So Olivia became her father and Mellie is her puppet. I imagine that to reach the top you cannot be with your hands completely clean but where is the limit? And after all Cyrus is rewarded. That white-hatted Olivia from the first seasons is long gone. At this point I can only expect that Olivia will end up alone and…

Haha I'm not that curious.

I don't usually like remakes but I'm curious to check this out.

What a great walk down Memory Lane.

As soon as my regular shows end in a couple of weeks I will start watching again. You're really cheering me on.

Lol

And then Saul Goodman was born. As much as I like BCS, I'm thinking of re-watching Breaking Bad (I do not remember very well some details). I really miss that show. One of the best I've ever seen.

Let's hope you can say that for another 6 seasons considering Riverdale can barely keep 0.4 in the ratings now.

I really enjoyed the episode. Good scenes between David & Abby. Quinn was great. I'm not so surprised that Mama Pope is the new Big Bad. I still cannot stand Rowan. I wonder if the day will come when I will be able to forget that he is responsible for the death of Fitz's son, though Fitz and Olivia seem to have…