That's a great point, that Chuck is basically blind to Jimmy's good side, even while Jimmy is taking care of him daily. He's blinded by his certainty that Jimmy is just no good and bitterness at Jimmy being everyone's favourite.

A million upvotes to you, sir/madam.

Stay out of my way, or you'll pay. Listen to what I say.

I could watch Mike reading 'Handyman' all day.

Hector is referred to as 'Don Hector' whereas Gus is just 'Gus' which suggests that Hector is higher up the Cartel food chain.

Keep your enemies closer.

I think they’re very similar, despite the obvious differences. We’ve seen the showman in both, the con-man in both, the schemer, the bearing of a massive grudge. We’ve seen both of them apply themselves relentlessly in an effort to get one over on the other (Hannibal Smith levels of planning).

You’re bang on with that. It looks as though Mike will play a big part in the Jimmy-Saul transition. Jimmy just loves to do the dangerous stuff and he can’t drop the ‘geezers’ fast enough when Mike comes calling.

What jeffreym99 said, plus Mike had two cars and there were trackers in both.

It must’ve been weird for you, and Anne Cook, to see such a big deal made out of chicken shop signage. BCS certainly assumes knowledge of BB (well, duh), but if you’ve gone this far without seeing BB, I’d say just keep going with the whole thing in chronological order. It will all make sense in the end.

I was thinking that the ‘stock market crash’ could be a line that traces Jimmy’s ‘trajectory’ over the course of the season/s.