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That was a long wait. I was wondering if I had missed the season, tbh.
Damn, it has been a long wait.
That was a long wait. I was wondering if I had missed the season, tbh.
Monday, August 6.
I forgot what happened in season 3 it has been so long
Typical slow season opener. But at least I was able remember what happened last year.
I only caught the end of the episode. I'm going to watch in full in about an hour. I did find Jimmy's indifference to Howard to be an interesting sort of transition point. Whether he thought Howard was being disingenuous about admitting neglect in Chuck's death or whether he was just showing his typical contempt for Howard, that was a fun little scene.
I thought first episode was good
I still haven't watched it all in one sitting. It's good for what it is, maybe. A glue episode, or a build-up episode.
Rhea Seehorn can act. That scene with Kim and Howard was amazing.
That ing letter and the scholarship board? Damn Chuck was a prick.
Well...it didn't take long to get things going. Good episode. Great scene with Jimmy and the interview. Although part of me would have liked to see him as a copier salesman for a while.
Another great scene, classic Jimmy/Saul, though I don't quite understand it (surely theft was not his primary motive). He was trying so hard for acceptance/validation, and then was disgusted that they even bought all of his bull .
It was clear that for whatever reason he didn't want a job at this time or a sales job in general. I agree that the motive is not fully known.Another great scene, classic Jimmy/Saul, though I don't quite understand it (surely theft was not his primary motive). He was trying so hard for acceptance/validation, and then was disgusted that they even bought all of his bull .
Yeah...I had never even considered that theft was his primary motive. It doesn't make a lot of sense. But now when I think about it, he did view the Hummel Dolls for a really long time. But surely that wasn't his plan at that point.Another great scene, classic Jimmy/Saul, though I don't quite understand it (surely theft was not his primary motive). He was trying so hard for acceptance/validation, and then was disgusted that they even bought all of his bull .
Wow that was the first time we've seen a flash forward of Saul other than those post-Breaking Bad scenes that start each season. Not sure how I feel about that. Since we didn't see what was in the box he pulled out of the wall, I'm guessing it'll have some significance later.
this season is kind of slow
I thought it was picking up nicely until this last episode. They sure spent a lot of time on Kim defending those 2 kids.
Honestly a little bored this season. I'm tired of all the time being spent on Kim.
And even Jimmy and the cellphones.
To me, the Mike story line is the most compelling right now.
I'm sure they're going somewhere with it all but it's kind of draggy.
Bend over, I'll show ya kind of draggy.
Mike's death stare was in peak form last episode with the mouthy German dude.
That was a fun episode.
Jimmy got dark and bold with the pinata scene
The Ehrmentraut character feels wasted babysitting the Germans these last few episodes.
I really don't care about Mike's side of the storyline... it just feels like a check-some-boxes prequel. Seeing Hector have a stroke, or Gus build his lab weren't really the reasons I got into this show.
Finish the lab and kill Kim off already...
What were you expecting tbh?
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