The most developed character is dead. I mean, seriously, I keep forgetting Carrie Coon's name. She introduced herself as Gloria this episode and I caught myself saying, "Oh, that's right."

Thomas and Martha Wayne were related to Batman and were decidedly not bulletproof.

I want to believe that my favorite shot of this episode was Mike with the final drill pulse chasing Chuck upstairs. But I think it may actually be the wide shot of Mike and Gus in front of the toll arm. Because Gus seems so trusting of Mike after one job and because Mike seems open to working for Gus and because we…

I contend that the translation of Sabrosito should be "Lil' Tasty" because it's cutesier and technically more accurate.

Lotta candidates for line of the episode but my vote goes to

Scully eating everything Gina cemented (including chugging his cemented beer) and Hitchcock not understanding how to blow smoke from his gun is Peak Hitchcock & Scully.

"I was the president of my high school's Stenographer's Club for a reason."
"Was the reason that you were the only member?"

When Chuck said, "I can't help but wonder if there's a better solution for everyone," I was thinking, FUCK YOU CHUCK THIS WHOLE SITUATION IS YOUR OWN GODDAMN FAULT. But apparently "better for everyone" means Jimmy gets no jail time and Chuck gets to put the screws to Jimmy even more than he already has. So double Fuck…

Things I would watch Jonathan Banks do silently:

Richard had the best lines tonight.

They spliced in that same Michelle cackle three times, at least

So are the Germans going to be the aliens of Season 3, just hanging over the story but ultimately having no impact?

It's things like the "How's your wife?" scene that make me wonder when Andre Braugher is finally going to get that third Emmy.

Hooray!

Francesca is also a callback/forward. She seems so nice now.

Also, I guess we're never getting Polite Fight back, huh? I'll say this then, the Slippin' Jimmy/Saul motif has been an array of bright colors, and Jimmy literally paints over a rainbow for a Wexler-McGill logo in a muted blue and yellow.

This should be said every episode, but #FuckChuck

The reveal of the Pollos Hermanos sign was a little heavy-handed. Is there a single BCS viewer who didn't figure it out by the red sign post and the red windows?

Also, this game doesn't reach Peak Meme until we get a "Then should we recast Moonlight with white people?" take.

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