I think the whole Lalo affair is there to show that Saul is just a pawn on the board is this plot line. He’s not making the movies, he’s a piece on the board getting moved.

Or if temps dip below 40F in the South American capital city, Santiago Chilly.

Thanks.. sorry it was late when I posted.

His name is actually Herr Manager Peter Schuller.  Unlike Kim, he has a middle name and that’s Peter.  Translates to Mr. Manager.

I got the impression that what Donna was saying was that Kim married Jimmy and the man screaming at the end was Saul. 

It’s probably a way to get people to stop theorising that Kim will metaphorically sleep with Jimmy’s metaphorical stepdad.

Santiago Chili is a completely separate Madrigal restaurant, unaffiliated with Los Pollos Hermanos.

It did seem almost short-sighted of Mike to put Lalo in prison only to be surprised he can still do things from inside. Maybe the plan was always to lock him up and then force him to flee to Mexico, idk.

Yes. You should check out the article you just commented on wherein writer Donna Bowman mentions that very thing.

Unless the coronavirus fucks everything up

While I get that it is disappointing that the set-up for more Saul legal shenanigans was done by Mike, I was just glad that it finally brought about Jimmy and Mike working together again. They’ve been on such tangents since for some time. I think the last thing they collaborated on was Jimmy hiring Mike to go through…

You don’t think he’s full Saul yet?

I saw Daniel Fienberg’s tweet about his favorite shot of the series being in this episode, and I was looking for it. Was it the shot of Kim sitting up in bed when Jimmy tells her his day? The shots of Mike reading to his granddaughter in a blue bed? Maybe it was a comedy shot, of Gus turning that chicken plate around,…

That was my second thought. My first was of Ned Beatty talking to Howard Beale in Network (which Jimmy quotes early in the show, talking to... Howard.)

- I find myself wanting to get more information on getting a Luftwaffle franchise. Please tell me the girls at the counter wear uniforms like the stewardesses on the Hindenburg. Is there literature? An 800 number I can call?

It rings quite true for me. Law is a tough profession--doesn’t leave much time for social gatherings. At least they have each other.....for now.

Who knew that Huell was such a romantic?

What a beautiful and pensive episode. I believe the next one is directed by Vince Gilligan, so....get ready.

Was I overreading, or did Gus briefly pause to inspect whether the team cleaned the fryers well enough?  This writing... inspirational.

Is Ewan an honorable character?