Better Call Saul

[Fairwrning]

Finally get to see how this plays out starting tonight

[Fairwrning]

[Seshmeister]

[Von Halen]

Well, that was unexpected...

[Seshmeister]

Jimmy: HOW?
Kim: How..ard

I think this is an important note. He shouldn't know Lalo is thought to be dead, Kim cleverly tries to hide it but is that enough? Also there is the massive thing that Kim chose not to tell him Lalo was alive.

[Seshmeister]

Apparently the original plan was not to split the season but they have had to get extra time to do post production on the remaining episodes because of COVID.

[Fairwrning]

Good ending to first half..lots of great little things, The flick of the candle to let you know somebody walked in..Lalo seeing the roach and thinking of Jimmy...Howard got so fucked over ...poor bastard..Obviously that tape Lalo made never sees the light of day...I wonder if the scene of Jimmy running is the one he had the heart attack in..

[Seshmeister]

[Seshmeister]

[Nickdfresh]

Also I just realized 'spice curls' is maybe a play on Spice Girls. :D

[Seshmeister]

Which one though Kai the asshole one that Mike hit or Casper the sound one?

Duh of course it had to be Casper because the contact details of the Slide Rule gift would be from someone that liked Werner so not Kai.

[Seshmeister]

Also I just realized 'spice curls' is maybe a play on Spice Girls. :D

[Seshmeister]

Lalo got her name from the travel wire in Season 4 (and that she had a dog which was the security question).




There is a theory which seems correct that when Gus takes the order from the customer and mentions spice curls it reminds him of being in Germany at Madrigal announcing the product, which makes him realise that is where Lalo will be and that he will end up back at the lab so better plant an escape plan - gun and switch out lights.

[Seshmeister]

The overlapping of where they were at at this point in Breaking Bad, is pretty cool. Weren't they building that lab in season 2 of Breaking Bad?

This episode was called 'Black and Blue' there is a Breaking Bad episode called 'Negro y Azul' which is Spanish for that which is the episode (Season 2 Ep 7) immediately before the one where they first meet Saul.

[Seshmeister]

Kind of surprised Lalo would know German but ok I guess he can google translate on his phone like the rest of us.

Ah these guys never let you down - I wish they would write a Bond movie which all have at least 20 major plot holes. They spent a year writing this season - not surprising it is so tight

So I had forgotten in the bar Werner's widow plain says it 'Werner loved seine Jungs, his boys.'