Wow even for him that's shockingly devoid of self awareness or good taste.

This may be because I was six when I saw it and it's literally the first movie I remember seeing in the theaters but Aladdin was great!

6. "Two minutes for…ROPING??!!"

86. "Just a classy guy. YOU'RE CALLIN A GREAT GAME, JOE!"

I'm a huge fan of In Bruges and I really liked Seven Psychopaths so I was excited to learn that the director has a new film coming out (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri) and that said film has a god damn murderer's row of a cast: Frances McDormand, Woody Harrelson, Sam Rockwell, John Hawkes, Peter Dinklage,…

Charlize Theron kicking ass again, James McAvoy and John Goodman? I'm sold.

HAVE MERCY!

…or Kim has to get dragged down further in the dirt than she's comfortable getting.

Not to condone murder but at least for me I'm OK with taking out violent cartel members who are threatening an innocent young girl especially since we (and Mike) knows they're the type of people capable of doing something that heinous.

I just hope Kim remembers to wear her biggest, most obnoxious wristwatch that day. And clip her cell phone to her belt. And bring one of those old battery powered discmans. And maybe arrange for The Energizer Bunny to take the stand as a surprise witness.

I think a man as practical as Gus probably would have avoided all of the unnecessary problems that came with working with Walter just to increase his profit margins a little bit*.

I'd say threatening Kaylee and his daughter in law are absolutely one of the things that would get someone put on Mike's permanent shit list and when he started doing things like sending the twins to intimidate them that it's not unreasonable to take the next step to "This motherfucker's got to go.".

"Sau-ahh Jimmy? Did you call Francesca 'Honey Tits' again? What have I told you about that?! And was that Huell's car I saw out front again?!"

If only Gale could have made that sweet, sweet blue they never would have had to introduce that zany wild card and his DEA agent brother in law into the equation and business would have been booming for decades to come.

Tyrus in the background there might have had something to chime up about too!

So Jimmy and Kim are totally going to try and get Chuck up on the stand and make him look as mentally unstable as possible, yeah? Oh man if Jimmy charms the jury while everyone just thinks Chuck is crazy that could turn into a real Homer and Frank Grimes situation real quick.

It's absolutely all in his head. Remember when he had a complete nervous breakdown just going out to get his neighbor's paper? But now that he got his way he can stroll up to Jimmy waiting for the cops to arrive with his damn hands in his pockets, whistlin' friggin Dixie.

The kid on his dirtbike collecting the tarantula in "Dead Freight"

Damn it, I'm such a sap. I actually fell for it when Chuck was showing sympathy for Jimmy to Hay. I was like "Well that's certainly out of character and seemingly goes against this entire elaborate plan that he's gone through with but maybe that whole 'You're gonna die alone being tortured by electronic devices' thing…

I'm just going to assume that Nacho is working at his old man's car repair job and going to school nights to become a veterinarian or something.