That is where the Mesa Verde address incident is leading to.

To each his own. I can't name another current drama where a majority of the conflict derives from mental chess moves, not violence or action sequences.

If Jimmy is going to abandon his identity and years later in BB there is no sight of Chuck or Kim it is safe to say that something happens that there is no coming back from. Kim has had plenty of chances to leave or dismiss Jimmy so doing that down the road would be anticlimactic and bad writing. That is not…

Maybe unintentionally as collateral damage, but Kim will be a factor.

Forgot about them. Was thinking of core cast.

Have to disagree. Nobody gets out unscathed especially in a Vince Gilligan show. Kim has to be sacrificed. She is Jimmys only vulnerable spot.

We all know it is coming, but Chuck has to prevail and destroy Kim. Something tragic or devastating has to happen to Kim to push Jimmy into Saul. Im thinking disbarment?

True. Mike coukd stop by Jimmys office and bump into Kim briefly. My concern is that Kim will be long gone before Mike has a chance to have a scene with her.

Best answer yet.

French Connection scene where they detain a driver of a car they suspect has heroin in it. They dismantle the car and find nothing. Only to notice there is slight weight differential to the standard weight. Hackman finds heroin hidden in the side panels of the car.

Probably never will

Mike going French Connection on his car and painstakingly reversing trackers to pursue was great. Only BCS can have me glued to a dialogue free scene with Mike. Any clues as to why Gene faints at the Cinnabon? To much past for him?

Well Gus will be added to Mikes story line first before he even gets to Jimmy. Jimmy has his own full plate. So its not going to mess things up. At the end of the day this is Vince Gilligan, so nobody should be worried about the results.

Let me use a basketball analogy. This articles Fring question is equivalent to someone saying adding Kevin Durant to the Warriors will mess up the teams chemistry and make them worse. How can that be bad adding the second best player in the league to a team with multiple all stars. Same here, Saul is full of great…

Exactly. I didn't even bother to post or read last years reviews because the reviewer did not get the show at all. It is a really good show and it never got deserved respect of being a top psychological drama from the reviewer.

I have no idea why cigars are a thing at all. The appeal escapes me entirely. But it does come across as snobbish and full elitism when I hear someone really wax poetically about humidors.

Well there are people like Foley who do exist. Its just a sign of respect and humbleness to ask. Chuck is a newbie in Foleys world. There is always someone more powerful and influential is what that is supposed to show.

Billions really continues to be great at showing the levels and maneuvering of power and those who seek more of it.

Rick Sanchez of Rick and Morty. Frank Underwood House of Cards. James Delaney from Taboo. Archer in Archer.

Chloe Sevigny is the only actress I would cast as Alpha.