I’d rather Abrams just go away entirely. He couldn’t end a story to save his life. Good at opening, shit at the rest.

I thought he already did this with Star Wars amirite?!

No surprise considering this grifter pulled the same swindle on Paramount. I have no sympathy for the rubes who throw money at this phoney.

Wouldn’t be the first time

I’m just gonna chime in here to say go fuck yourself.

It is. The next time you pull your head out of your ass for air, take a look around.

He’s making fun of those comedians, and specifically Ricky Gervais.

you should watch the clip before you comment!

He’s mocking those comedians.

This clip has been making the rounds all week but some of y’all desperately need to see it.

The big loose end is that Clifford is going to know Kim didn’t show up at the conference.  Despite falling right into the trap, Howard was quick to correctly guess how they did it, and explained it to Clifford.  And while Clifford was clearly skeptical, he’s going to get a big confirmation that something weird was…

That moment of Kim turning the car around at the end of the last episode was the most genuinely worried I’d felt for her yet. I have an academic friend who once said something like “Drama is about the moment when you choose, and that choice determines the rest of your life.” Kim turning the car around felt like that…

Though remember that the last episode makes it perfectly clear that Kim has a perfect opportunity to do something which will help a lot of people and fulfill all the good intentions she claims to have without sticking it to Howard... which she turns her back on just to see the plan to destroy Howard go through. At…

Can we talk about how Jimmy and Kim had no qualms about burning the elderly clients and Main as collateral? They’ll land on their feet, as it was put, but they did screw a lot of people other than Howard along the way here.

I get the feeling everyone here missed that, including the folks responding to your comment.

He was a lawyer - it makes sense that he would have a good game face even when he’s not 100% behind what he’s being told to do. But regardless, being a bit of an asshole now and then doesn’t necessarily make you a bad guy. Everyone has bad moments. Unless we have wildly different interpretations of what that means.

When the intern asks about the soda trick, and Howard says Chuck was the greatest legal mind he ever knew, and the intern says he hopes somebody says that about him some day, Howard says

Howard was never truly a dick, though. Sure, he was pompous and a bit overbearing, but he literally let Jimmy assume for, what, years(?) that he was the one holding up his advancement at HHM, not Chuck.

Yeah, they definitely seem to forget that Howard told Kim to persuade Jimmy to drop his pursuit of a lawyer position at HHM because Howard didn’t want Jimmy to be crushed when he learned it was Chuck who was blocking him from working there. There’s always been humanity underneath Howard’s pompousness.

This may be the most shocking, jarring Gilligan universe death since young Drew Sharp was murdered by “dead-eyed Opie” Todd in Breaking Bad.