Turns out, humans are capable of walking and chewing gum at the same time.

I can’t even imagine the inner turmoil of working for a place whose readership is one step away from actively hating everything you stand for, and I just wanted to say: I appreciate the work you do here. Aside from a few shining bright spots like Arnheim, this comments section is one of the least tolerant places on…

Look, if you want to say something in these comments all I ask is that you be respectful to one another. Disagree on whatever points you want but please treat each other decently.  (Assholes and transphobes get banned.)

Oh, sweet summer child.

writer: *list of reasons why something is transphobic*

Kim’s outburst at Howard was perfect - to the point that I felt a little sorry for Howard, at the end there where he said “what can I do to make it right?”... You just KNOW he’s willing to write a personal check, or even give Jimmy a job, SOMEthing... and when she tells him, witheringly, that there’s nothing he can…

No filler. Everything Vince Gilligan does means something. Just wait and you’ll see.

Jimmy doesn’t like Howard because he was a “front” for all of Chuck’s BS and largely served to enable Chuck’s worst tendencies, specifically as it relates to Jimmy’s suspension. It’s true that Howard has been generally more decent as of late but its hard to look past that bad behavior.

Who doesn’t? It’s just common sense.

I assume Nacho and Kim are going to ride off into the sunset together.

Pretty sure it's the pill switcheroo.

Barbara Kean should get an Emmy and an Oscar, just for the Elevator Scene,

Yeah, that was blood-curdling. 

Remember, everyone, not only do we have to worry about what happens to Kim before Breaking Bad begins, we also have to do the same with Nacho. What a look on Michael Mando’s face when Gus puts the leash on and tells him that he’s is. Yikes.

No one delivers death from above like Esposito. That was on par with ‘I will kill your infant daughter’ while Walt was kneeling in the desert with his hands tied behind his back. I would watch that man read the back of a ketchup bottle.

As mentioned earlier in the thread, it’s always a surprise when a really quiet character explodes.

Wow, what a scene. I was simultaneously feeling righteously angry on behalf of Kim (on behalf of Jimmy), sorry for Howard, and pissed at Jimmy because Kim doesn’t know what he’s keeping from her.

The terror and cringing tension that Nacho showed when Gus told him  that he knew.  Great job by Mando on that one.

Wow! This might be my favorite episode of the series thus far, or at least in the top three, for sure.

Welp, if last year’s infamous court scene was Michael McKean’s emmy nod, I’d say Rhea’s came in that showdown with Howard. Wow. Bravo.