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BroSlinger wrote:I didn't find it slow at all.

You're delusional. All that black and white garbage at the beginning. Ten minutes of Mike leaving his tollbooth, then having to return his windbreaker. Come on.

Wayne wrote:

BroSlinger wrote:I didn't find it slow at all.

You're delusional. All that black and white garbage at the beginning. Ten minutes of Mike leaving his tollbooth, then having to return his windbreaker. Come on.

I'm not delusional. I'm NOT CRAZY!!! I UPHOLD THE PRINCIPLES OF THE LAW!!~!!!

I would rather head to the mall and stare at real cinnabons, in color.

Wayne: a guy who's been pretending he's somehow dave's alter-ego in order to find his place in the GABverse (and doesn't stop once Dave finally gets himself bant)...

....starts calling others delusional.

Yes yess feel the rage gspace

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reading this thread does NOT make me want to watch this show, at all

This thread makes me want to make clips.



I've avoided ragging on your clip count... until now that you be dis'n on the BCS S4 thread!

IRL... If you haven't seen seasons 1 to 3, there's no point in starting now.

ajaxlepinski wrote:Kim did not like Jimmy's "cross to bear" reply.
Any normal human being would have said, "no, Chuck needed help, he was too far gone, it's not your fault".
At that moment, Kim realized that Jimmy had serious character flaws.
Prior to that moment, she only believed that he was a bit misguided, like a teenager.
She no longer likes Jimmy and I bet we will find out (next week) that she no longer wants to have sex with him.... Jimmy now disgusts her.

Kim is so uptight and gross. She only likes Jimmy as long as she can suck the life out of him. She'd be doing him a favor if she ran off.

It's normal to be confused and enraged after your mentally ill brother dies in a house fire. All these airless lawyer fucks are killing Jimmy expecting him to always manage his reactions in the most perfect manner. I hope he does a lot more damage to them as he goes down.

Wayne wrote:

ajaxlepinski wrote:Kim did not like Jimmy's "cross to bear" reply.
Any normal human being would have said, "no, Chuck needed help, he was too far gone, it's not your fault".
At that moment, Kim realized that Jimmy had serious character flaws.
Prior to that moment, she only believed that he was a bit misguided, like a teenager.
She no longer likes Jimmy and I bet we will find out (next week) that she no longer wants to have sex with him.... Jimmy now disgusts her.

Kim is so uptight and gross. She only likes Jimmy as long as she can suck the life out of him. She'd be doing him a favor if she ran off.

It's normal to be confused and enraged after your mentally ill brother dies in a house fire. All these airless lawyer fucks are killing Jimmy expecting him to always manage his reactions in the most perfect manner. I hope he does a lot more damage to them as he goes down.

Of course he will. As Chuck said, "he hurts people"

Not reading anything. Well; I read a few things Will be waiting to just watch the whole season at once as the pace always makes me twitch despite loving the show.

Wayne wrote:

ajaxlepinski wrote:Kim did not like Jimmy's "cross to bear" reply.
Any normal human being would have said, "no, Chuck needed help, he was too far gone, it's not your fault".
At that moment, Kim realized that Jimmy had serious character flaws.
Prior to that moment, she only believed that he was a bit misguided, like a teenager.
She no longer likes Jimmy and I bet we will find out (next week) that she no longer wants to have sex with him.... Jimmy now disgusts her.

Kim is so uptight and gross. She only likes Jimmy as long as she can suck the life out of him. She'd be doing him a favor if she ran off.

It's normal to be confused and enraged after your mentally ill brother dies in a house fire. All these airless lawyer fucks are killing Jimmy expecting him to always manage his reactions in the most perfect manner. I hope he does a lot more damage to them as he goes down.

Highlighted part: This has been my experience with women.

1995 called. It wants your AOL back.

ajaxlepinski wrote:Highlighted part: This has been my experience with women.

shit's epidemic. I know some guys afraid to leave their houses.

Wayne wrote:

ajaxlepinski wrote:Highlighted part: This has been my experience with women.

shit's epidemic. I know some guys afraid to leave their houses.

You know guys that can leave their houses?


Most women don't have any female friends.... I've heard it's impossible for two people to simultaneously suck life force from each other.

Look at this insanity.

https://culturess.com/2017/06/20/better ... aking-bad/

Kim Wexler is my professional role model. Rhea Seehorn’s Better Call Saul character is smart, poised, funny, and has an unwavering nonsense-detector. Oh, and she’s an excellent lawyer. For most of BCS‘ three-season run, Kim has been the character with the strongest moral compass.

No no no. Wrong.

Kim is perpetually overworked and overwhelmed. Always on the edge of disaster. Completely unable to achieve decent work/life balance. Horrible professional role model.

Moral compass? How about she learn how to take care of herself before looking down her nose at the rest of the world.

Here's an article that's a bit more with the times...

http://digg.com/2018/better-call-saul-s ... eaking-bad

ajaxlepinski wrote:

Most women don't have any female friends.... I've heard it's impossible for two people to simultaneously suck life force from each other.

Amen brother.

BroSlinger wrote:FWIW, the "cross you have to bear"; That wasn't a dark side of Jimmy, IMO. When Chuck told Jimmy he didn't care about him, that really hurt Jimmy. He lost all love for Chuck in that moment. AFAIK, only Jimmy knows about the insurance thing. I don't think he ever told Kim what he did. Getting back at Hamlin was payback for years of working in the mailroom and getting zero respect from the rest of the law community.

Can someone refresh me on "the insurance thing"? I forgot that part of it.

The Anomaly wrote:

BroSlinger wrote:FWIW, the "cross you have to bear"; That wasn't a dark side of Jimmy, IMO. When Chuck told Jimmy he didn't care about him, that really hurt Jimmy. He lost all love for Chuck in that moment. AFAIK, only Jimmy knows about the insurance thing. I don't think he ever told Kim what he did. Getting back at Hamlin was payback for years of working in the mailroom and getting zero respect from the rest of the law community.

Can someone refresh me on "the insurance thing"? I forgot that part of it.

Desperate for funds to keep up his end of office expenses, Jimmy meets with an insurance agent to try and get a refund on his malpractice insurance policy. However, the agent is unable to grant the refund and mentions that due to his suspension, Jimmy's premium will rise by 150%. Jimmy is visibly shaken by this news and starts to cry. When the agent reacts sympathetically to his emotional breakdown, Jimmy seizes the opportunity to "accidentally" mention Chuck's mental illness before leaving, knowing that the insurance company will be forced to act on the information.

The insurance company's representatives meet with Howard and Chuck and give them an ultimatum: either they can have HHM's malpractice insurance premiums raised, or have Chuck supervised at all times. Chuck refuses to negotiate and instead decides to fight the insurance company in court. This proves to be the last straw for Howard, who informs Chuck that he will be forced to retire since his judgment can no longer be trusted. Chuck responds by suing HHM for $8 million, the value of his share of the practice. Howard, who cares deeply about his employees, calls Chuck's bluff by paying off Chuck's $9 million share out of his own pocket.

Jimmy tries to make amends with Chuck, but Chuck coldly cuts ties with Jimmy. After forcing Jimmy away, Chuck's EHS symptoms begin to re-emerge, and he becomes obsessed with disabling all electronic devices in his home to the point of tearing walls open to remove the wiring. He eventually reaches a breaking point and knocks the gas lantern over, setting fire to his house, while he is still inside.

I forgot how Kim got all beat up... refresher there please

mortatone wrote:I forgot how Kim got all beat up... refresher there please

car accident
speeding to some lawyer gig on little sleep
kind of Jimmy's fault indirectly, iirc

I don't want to spoil it for you West Coast dudes, who have another 30 minutes before Episode 2 of Season 4 but.... EPIC EPISODE!!!!
The shit hit the fan but, not like the preview led me to believe. Wow!!!

Lodge 49, the new show that comes on after BCS is pretty funny... I'm getting hooked.

Breathe....

You gotta love the titles these guys come up with. Like Face Off

Such a killer show. Pun intended. Love it so much.

Nacho’s trajectory is always catastrophic. You know his ending will be epic.