Great call back. Yeah, it was both a challenge for her to go ice-pick-cold on Howard’s widow, and a weary admission to herself that she can do this - has to do this one last lie. They could have walked away and been like, “Whatever,” with the lingering suspicions, but Kim realized she needed to nail this shut.

I’m kinda torn whether Kim went full evil in that scene or that she felt she was forced to push the narrative with that made-up story. I mean, Mike told them they had to keep up the facade, and later on, her conscience and regret seem to push the latter, but I could swear in that moment that she was going sociopath…

I did NOT think this song was about me. I DID think “Do you own a bra?”

Reminder that Chris Pratt is the Anti-Christ and that the sooner he retires and never acts again, the sooner racism will be solved and terrorists will go away forever.

Well yeah, two metric years.

I mean like

Also, there are people who don’t know what a can opener is?

I’m confused. I thought the proper procedure was to jump out of the plane with a selfie stick and post it all on YouTube for views. Maybe he forgot to arrange for all the drones and other elements needed to make it look cool. I guess there is always next time. </sarcasm>

Lol it’s like from BrBa’s scene with Gus threatening Walt out in the desert. “If you could kill me...” sounded so much like Mike for some reason

yes, the convenience of the guard showing up just in time to miss Lalo was eyeroll inducing, but fortunately just a tiny moment in an otherwise stellar ep

“Right, Paolo, I want you to make it look like choosing a sandwich from this American Imperialist Shite-shack is equivalent to approaching a bit of hot totty at the club and to assist you, we’ve roped in this comely-looking girl to dress up as a minion of the Subpar brand and we want you to make love to the…

I watched Bond movies for years from childhood into full-on adulthood, and didn’t know it until my late twenties.

Sounds like the perfect opportunity to hire Daniel Ricciardo.

Lalo’s triumphant twirling mustache villain trope was stretched a bit thin, considering it took just a split second oversight and his rapid appearance to set things in motion. And why Gus didn’t let Mike in on his suspicions was equally frustrating to us viewers as well. But that cathartic moment between Lalo and Gus…

“Chad-heads?”  Really?  Clearly the proper term would be “Chaddicts.”

There was by the previous episode: Lalo called Hector at the retirement home and Fring had bugged the phone.

I think Gus’s biggest weakness is probably that he has such a hard time expressing what he’s thinking or feeling tbh xD I’m not surprised that he didn’t say anything to his men, because he hardly ever tells anyone what’s on his mind, and I think that’s probably a side effect of him working so hard to keep his cool and…

I think Kim probably fully believed he was, even if Mike didn’t (he didn’t outright tell her he was iirc, just kinda gave her a look and let her come to her own conclusions)

I don’t know, that’s shaky. It clearly says motorcycles. However, if you did this, I think you would be a motorcyclist with a motorcycle. Thus 100% in the right.

For a while it was that way but after Lalo left the voicemail on the tapped line the whole crew knew.