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Yeah agreed. He genuinely feels bad but his attempts to relieve his guilt are not what Saul wants to be dealing with now. Really interesting story arc imo.
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The marriage thing makes some sense to me - Kim can't trust Jimmy's word anymore, she needs it in writing.
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This has been a stellar season so far.
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christmas boots posted:It does explain why she'd have to use the vacuum man
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You can explore a character's motives without saying they're doing good things and deserve to succeed
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I'd like to see another spinoff just because the writing team obviously has a good thing going and it'd be cool if they could stay together. Fring would be the obvious candidate.
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Howard noticing Jimmy was loving with him and hiring a PI was the whole point of the plan.
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OctaviusBeaver posted:If you can drug him by handing him a damp piece of paper then the rest of the scheme is pointless. Just give him drugs and he'll act weird at the hearing, why bother with the country club and fake bribe? They didn't play on his character flaws like with Chuck or the Mesa Verde guy, they just drugged him so he freaked out. It's a court room super weapon but I predict it will never come up again.
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She did wrong and she acknowledged that by coming clean about everything
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I think it was accurate when she said in season 6 that they encourage each other to go further.
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The idea that your mild-mannered chemistry teacher friend who's dying of cancer has metamorphised into a ruthless druglord in his retirement is so inherently ridiculous that I can believe Hank never seriously considered it, even if there were times when he should have done.
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