Better Call Saul ***Spoilers***

It’s basically the same every season. No better, no worse. It feels like the writers clumsily creating problems for the characters and the show having a blue filter over everything. I only have a few episodes left so I will finish it.

That's a good point actually. Kind of the opposite of the 'suicide' trigger warning last week.

Also I had to look up who Dalton plays in the show - I was suprised who it was with a gringo name like that!

Definitely agree with this. While there's none of the hollywood gratuitous sex scenes and lusty chemistry on show, they're far closer to a real married couple who are totally comfortable with one another. They're not teenagers.

The one thing that bothered me in the last episode was the extended sequence following Gus just really highlighted how much older he is than in Breaking Bad, which completely took me out of the moment. Still really enjoying the series, I like how they pace things between one cartel heavy episode and more focus on Kim and Saul in the next.

had never seen those before and just watched a few of them. Its obviously a parody on American corporate training videos, some of them when Gus momentarily switches from the chicken guy to cartel guy are funny, 'In the event of a gun attack do not call the police, notify your supervisor' lol

Are we about to see a Kim/Mike/Lalo love triangle ???

Good take on Kim/Jimmy underestimating Howard. And Howard fighting back with nothing left to lose.

Very interesting analysis G, good find. At first I thought the comparisons with BB were stretching it a bit, but on reflection, its valid when giving a glimpse at what the creators do with their characters. The condensing of the storyline with Kim at the focus certainly gives pause for thought. Jimmy (as I've always believed) displays a bit of compassion, for Howard. I like the speculation about Howard, hadn't considered that angle for a second. I'm trying not to say too much about your video, as I don't want to spoil a good watch for others.

From now on though, my thinking will be influenced by one thing - if they can kill Nacho, then anyone will be fair game. And when you consider those we don't see in BB, that could be very dramatic. Or even traumatic for the softies among us.

Interesting summary of why Kim and Jimmy are out to take down Howard

I found another one Howard related.

This time on theories why Jimmy/Kim are attacking Howard. It goes back to the stuff Howard did both with and without Chuck. It seems to put more emphasis on why Kim in particular is driving it. Cajoling Jimmy to attack Howard etc.

I did as well to be honest. I had forgotten the Kim doc room demotion. And how Howard was superficial for a lot of the show. Until he wanted to change and do the ‘right thing’. Kim and Jimmy view it as, too little too late.

But in my opinion Kim/Jimmy are crossing a line and it is the first time the viewer feels like siding with Howard v Kim/Jimmy. It is cleverly done by the writers. Similar to when there is a line reached and crossed by Walter White. And the majority of viewers turn against him.

The writers do it gradually and with subtlety. Kim has gone from being full of moral virtue. To morally ambiguous. To morally questionable. A more shocking change than Jimmy because we know his evolution.

Shocking to see that tweet leak suggesting Kim dies off in the opening scene of the next episode, you would think an actor on the show would know better

It was on the Twitter of Kenan Thompson (of Kenan and Kel fame). Apparently they both die in a limousine accident scene

Obviously it’s deleted now?

Do you reckon it’s true? I don’t see why they would kill off Kim, especially since in the last episode she was alive

What time does this drop on Netflix? I've an hour to kill before work and it isn't up yet. Thanks