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US Air Date: October 1, 2018
Starring: Bob Odenkirk, Rhea Seehorn, Michael Mando
Network: AMC
Synopsis: Jimmy and Kim unburden themselves, risking their relationship in the process. Nacho is forced to make the rounds with Lalo. Mike has cause to worry.
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In this episode, he loses for being honest. In the next episode, he wins by being deceitful. What a lesson for Jimmy.
And yet he’s still the most honest character in Breaking Bad. That says something about him.
That is the great tragedy of Jimmy. No matter how hard he tries to honest, pure, and an upstanding lawyer: nobody ever believes him. But as soon as he starts lying and scamming and playing the system, everyone suddenly thinks he's being more genuine
@@Rorschach003 trueee
@@nont18411 mike
Muuricaaa, fk yeahhh
“Jimmy, you are always down.” - one of my favorite lines in the series
painful.
But when he tried to go “up”, you guys are all mad. You are not so different from Chuck after all.
@@nont18411 like that time he almost turned innocent sweet old lady into an outcast because he wanted a quick buck?
What does she really mean by that though? Stop being a victim/loser (the cards are dealt against him) or "when am i supposed to kick you since your always down".
@@Ray_D_Tutto yeah I wondered that too
It's crazy: Jimmy was considered "insincere" for being honest about not mentioning Chuck.
Yes but then he sounds inhuman
He started law school to impress he's brother, he is clearly lying, he just deleted Chuck of his mind because he hurted him a lot. But Chuck was important in Jimmy's life and everyone knew that.
@@fakub2026 Not always the case, I don't get along with my brother at all. Haven't spoke a single word to him in years. Sometimes you just don't think about it and people find it weird. Jimmy was being sincere yet there is the notion that just because he is family you gotta be constantly thinking about him.
@@MrCharly780
Did your brother deliberately set himself on fire after you two fell out and he told you you never meant anything to him in the first place?
@@fakub2026 Actually no, you initially think he did it to impress Chuck but in one episode they show Jimmy working the mailroom with Kim and Kim admires Chuck so much that Jimmy goes to the library after that to study law, to impress KIM not CHUCK. Its a very small moment, one I even forgot until my 2nd watching of the show, but a very important one in the entire context of the show. I'm not saying that he didn't care about Chuck's opinion, but his initial motivation was Kim.
Odenkirk should win all the Emmys
It's honestly crazy how hurt he sounds when his voice breaks.
He´s long overdue, such as Jonathan, the writers and the show itself. Even Michael McKean at least deserved a nom for his amazing work.
I feel like people want this show to be breaking bad, so they don't see and appreciate it for what it is. Better call saul is on par with BB in my opinion.
@@carlsmith4568 i think bcs is way better
@@Carlos-ln8fd yeah, it's more...real?
Rhea Seehorn is totally nailed it in this season.
She always does.
Is nailed it
She nailed it in every season
* -is-
She is always nails it
When you’ve gotten so good at lying and playing people that you come across as “insincere” when you’re actually being genuine for once 😂
The boy who cried wolf
But he really wasnt that sincere..and later at the hearing pulled a total scam. Jimmy is a POS. Id have a beer with him and he is totally likable as a funny guy and one of the boys...but he is a dirtbag.
Well he isn't, the university of american samoa inspiring him was clearly a bunch of bull. His true inspiration was his brother but Jimmy couldn't admit that due to how hurt he was by him.
@@unclelarry8842 I mean, not really. It's true that Chuck was AN inspiration, but not THE inspiration. One of the flashbacks to the mailroom-era of Jimmy's career showed that Kim was impressed by Chuck as a lawyer, and Jimmy notices that attention and he goes to the firm library to learn about lawyering. It was about Kim first and foremost, he wanted to be the person that he thought she wanted.
So yes, Jimmy was being sincere. The judges were just ignorant and thought incorrectly about what he should say.
I love how they finally have this confrontation. I think Jimmy's problem is he truly doesn't care about Chuck anymore, but he does still care about his opinion. He has taken Chuck's worst words, which became Jimmy's biggest insecurity ("You will always be Slippin' Jimmy") and projected them onto Kim. Because he has never dealt with Chuck's death (except for shutting it out as fast as possible), he hasn't dealt with the emotional abuse either, which is slowly tearing him apart.
@Ama dou Thanks!
@@sanneottenhof2675 Wauw good observation! Would like to hear more analysis from you hahaha!
@@genghiskhan4356 Thanks, that's so sweet of you!
He does care about Chuck, he's just on denial
Excellent analysis
"Jimmy, you're always down" 💔 This was so effin shocking to watch
slippin jimmy
It's a knock out blow.
Last straw breaks the camelback
I think the utmost proof of love is being able to be that sincere.
You can't fight "insincere" perceptions without cleaning your room inside your head
This show is breaking my heart
I guess it's breaking bad.
@@CFilmer good one
@@warmfishsalad More like "good man"
@@CFilmer booyah
Liked the ending?
Jimmy is just projecting all his insecurities about himself into Kim here. I love how at 2:02 he says the line "You're the kind of lawyer guilty people hire" which was what Kettlemen told him in like season 1 - clearly that line stuck with him. He then just used his own problems to start loading off all his problems in the relationship even though they're irrelevant to the conversation. The scene is heartbreaking in so many ways
Uuh, he doesnt say that, he says that she thinks that about him.
Thats what they mean. Jimmy said that kim thinks that because he is insecure. Because the kettlemans saw him this way he thinks everyone does.
And it's exactly what he evolved into
Appreciated that callback.
He didnt say YOU'RE the kind of lawyer guilty people hire.He said you think im the kind of lawyer guilty people hire.Just start from 2:00 O dont get why a lot of people liked this comment.
2:53 Kim Wexler, the ultimate ride-or-die chick, Saul really did screw up if she left him up to the events of Breaking Bad.
I can think of a few things that might happen.
1. Kim leaves Saul because he did something unforgivable.
2. Kim is killed due to Saul pulling her into "the game."
3. Kim goes to prison for messing up a scheme.
4. A combination of the three.
@Altaf Kalam Nah, Kim wouldn’t do that to Jimmy.
@@nojatha4637
5. (could be a stretch but) she works in a behind-the-scenes position that we don't see in Breaking Bad considering it was mostly from Walt's point of view
6. (my favorite) Kim gets disbarred and has no choice but to work at a laser tag arena. Saul tries to get Walt and Jesse in on it so that way Kim doesn't feel lonely loool
@@nojatha4637 7. Saul leaves Kim to protect her
@@abeedeahmed5626 8. my favorite she gets vacuum cleaned
This is a masterclass in writing and acting. The way that this show is overlooked and deemed as "boring", specially by many Breaking Bad fans, is just bizarre.
Really?
Well it started off on a pretty low-key note as in "no action scenes or people being offed". Whilst BB had a broader brush early on in exploring the crazy and brutal side of things, BCS actually took things slower to show us the origins of this side character of the main show and brought up the heavy criminals and the action involving Jimmy and Mike with the cartel many seasons in.
I am a breaking bad fan just watching through these for the first time. I had to start and stop season 1 several times..it took a while to get rolling but I love it now.
Exactly I agree lot of people don't recognise the beauty of this show. Breaking bad was fast paced whereas this shows dwells in the character, such a well made masterpiece. Jimmy, Chuck, Kim, Mike, the character of each individual has so much depth. Can't wait for season 6.
They're obviously not true BB fans 😏
Both sides have a point. I relate to Jimmy as never as good as everyone else but relate to Kim I am there and come running for people who don't seem to notice. This episode was tough for me.
But it's not like Jimmy asks for her help. When Chuck had him arrested he didn't want Kim involved.
@@Onmysheet doesnt matter, he still did plenty of things that kim never asked for too to help her, she's just repaying it in her own way and he's essentially ignoring that and just focusing on the '''''''''''bad'''''''''' parts of the relationship(she not wanting to have an office with him).
"Jimmy, you are always down"
Damn, that cuts deeper than any knife could
As it should do. Love Jimmy but he is an irredeemable crook
@@Sion67Productions That’s exactly the problem. You can’t step on the fingers of someone climbing out of a hole and say “See, you’ll never be able to climb out!”
Saul Goodman is one of the very few who can make a 1998 Suzuki Esteem look cool.
He was finally glad to be shot of it in Season 5.
It’s an import.
if it wasn't for the horrible paint job I'd like it anyway. 90s jdm cars, even lower end ones, look way better than the average car today imho
I love how the kettleman's words hurt Jimmy more than he showed
The way Kim tries to calm Jimmy down after he shouts “Kim I was sincere” just goes to show how good of an actress she is and how great the writing of the show is. Really shows how much the character of Kim genuinely cares for Jimmy and know that he’s upset.
“Jimmy you are always down “ that hits so hard
never seen Jimmy this mad
maybe when he broke into chuck's house, but this might have topped it.
@@deadchanneldontwatch7347
He had dropped a few F-bombs before this point.
@@cometmoon4485 yeah, didn't he call howard a pigfucker back in season 1?
karla pa Saul goodman vs howard is the biggest rage yet🤣
@@razbigranicu He's mad here because he was upset. Him confronting Chuck was real anger, he was outraged.
Even in death chuck has to rear his sanctimonious head into jimmys professional life and make it more complicated
bro fr
Ashleigh Rebollar I got ur back bro
@@itachee08 thanks bro
Jimmy “Life goes on, sue me!”
Michael Scott in background “Ahhh shouldn’t say that, she loves lawsuits!”
You know I actually forgot they were acting here. Damn..
Same here! These two make their characters seem so real .
That was surprisingly intense!
This might actually be the best acting in the whole series. The two of them are perfection
Kim was right by his side and he had the audacity vent his rage on her
If you were in his shoes Im sure you would act the same way
@@dylanroemmele906 nope I'm not him. Not his replica copy . So I will not react like Jim.
@@HyusKays Thats why I said if you were in his shoes bud
@@HyusKays Jimmy always seek approval from Chuck but Chuck loves to put him down and gave the terrible advice to give up emotions and enjoy hurting people. Then Chuck just killed himself leaving things unresolved. I think how Jimmy reacted was quite believable because his mental state was so effed up at this point. Out of all bad choices he made, the only one choice that people should be really mad at him is that he refused a therapy.
@@nont18411 nobody is talking about chuck here ..you good?
I think it's crazy the world keeps expecting him to mourn Chuck just because everyone else put Chuck on a high pedestal.
I found it unfair that they denied his plea on the grounds he didn't mention his brother. A) this was not about Chuck, this was about Jimmy wanting to be a lawyer again so why keep fishing to find what Jimmy thought of Chuck B) the relation Jimmy shared with Chuck was a personal one. Not even Howard knew that Jimmy had been helping Chuck with his groceries etc everyday. Whatever happened between them, the words that were exchanged were not paraded around to the world.
So it was unfair on their part to deny Jimmy wanting to be a lawyer just because he wants to close a chapter and move on.
I kept thinking he's in denial too about Chuck but then I realized what if he's not? What if he's really really done with his brother who always belittled him or never thought he'd be good enough? A brother who much rather see him struggle in the mail room than cheer him on as a lawyer. Chuck could have taken Jimmy under his wing and helped and mentored him once he found out Jimmy is a lawyer but instead he used Howard to keep Jimmy away from the firm. Would I want to talk about such a brother during an important reinstating hearing? It's ridiculous those guys just assumed they knew Jimmy and Chucks relationship and judged Jimmy and called him insincere!
i totally agree with your mention, it seems like it's a norm, or an expectation from society to see him mourn and be remorseful about his brother's death.
In this plot, i think Jimmy would only be insincere IF he mentioned Chuck, put himself in a downed position to bait for sympathy.
The judges weren't looking for sincerity nor honesty, they were looking to see Jimmy reacting the way they expect in their individual standard.
Hey there, auntie. How you doing today? Want some naan??
Because half of the lawyers in America were taught by Chuck so they put him in a high pedestal and conveniently being ignorant how Chuck is an emotionally abusive brother to Jimmy (and that’s a general knowledge everyone knows in season 3).
@@nont18411 That's not a satisfactory answer, either. Even if they saw Chuck in high regard, that doesn't explain why they would want Jimmy to be like "Oh, my beloved late older brother influenced me" or "I wished to live up to the high standards of my older brother Chuck". These are educated adults in earned positions, they should know better than to expect a man to still be in constant deep mourning about his dead relative. Jimmy was right, he had no reason to bring up some dead older relative to make himself look good.
i felt so bad for jimmy because he genuinely did a good job but they turned him down for such a bullshit reason
Hearing Jimmy swear felt strange lol
Kim is the girlfriend that everyone wants
Yup. Nobody in real-life or in the show really deserves her, strong and loyal as she is.
Breaking Bad may have been extremely tense during scenes where characters had guns pointed at each other, but this show manages to be just as tense simply when two characters are talking. I obviously love both but this scene was just one of the most masterfully written dialogues I've ever witnessed.
I don't think Kim's going to die. Either she will get disbarred or moves on from Jimmy.
She saw how he was in the finale so it's most likely she moves on from Jimmy.
Most likely.
Kim will launder money for Saul, her favorite movie is ice station zebra, the company Saul charges to
Pssshh, Kim ain't getting disbarred. And she won't be killed off. For the remainder of the series, she'll continue to turn hypocrite on-and-off to get what she wants to help further her career telling herself that "they're doing it for good", she'll come close to getting in hot water and suddenly regret ever going along with Jimmy in the first place but Jimmy will pull one of his tricks to protect her and get her out of it (a la Walter with Skankler) and she'll continue to climb the ladder of success while Jimmy switches over to the life of Saul Goodman. Trust me. I'm good with these things.
She will move back to her home state of Nebraska, where does Saul go after Breaking Bad? Nebraska. Theres definitely a reason for why he moves there other than lying low after the events of BB.
Sometimes Jimmy hits rock-bottom, and then he looks for a shovel.
Amazing scene. I can really relate to Jimmy.
Aster Ginete same! 😭
A great example of "how to have an argument without having a fight"
Such a good show.
In 1 episode he went from 'you think I'm the kind of lawyer guilty people hire' to 'im going to target guilty people to hire me'😂
Kim finally told Jimmy what I ve been thinking about him from the BEGINING of the show.
I learn acting these days and in the lessons we learn how to take scenes apart to components like motivations and actions. I watch this scene and it is amazing. Simplee amazing, the way both actors convey their characters emotions and actions and change them dynamically with each line. I have no words. Both deserve an Emmy. Not sure why everyone keeps ignoring this show performances. Top notch.
How she didn't get an emmy????
That f-bomb tho
Goddamnit, what a performance!! I love Kim Wexler ❤️
Tricky one, because were I a member of that board, I'd agree with Jimmy; a reinstatement hearing is not the place to "capitalize" on the death of a loved one... Not that Jimmy saw it like that but I'd have taken my own opinion on that matter and reconciled it with Jimmy's failure to mention Chuck... Not the time or place...
Fletcher Hamilton well this is a little different.... his actions towards his brother led to his suspension in the first place.... his brother was a well respected member of the law community and partner at one of the most prestigious law firms in the state.... and now he’s dead......jimmy deliberately excludes him during the hearing cause he has no remorse for what he did to him and doesn’t care that he’s dead.......not even a passing mention!!! He deserved to be denied reinstatement!!!! He was putting on a fake show and truly was insincere!
To get your beloved career back I’m almost sure you’d play this a little differently!
i agree with about everything you say until the insincere part because it contradicts what you previously mentioned.
having no remorse nor sadness about his dead brother doesn't have anything to do with being insincere, and only we as viewers got to watch and know that he was actually VERY sincere about what he expressed. He clearly didn't think much of his brother's passing (although the negative things between him and his brother still haunt his mind), he also didn't think about leaning on his brother's death to soften the judge or put himself in an advantageous position to bait for sympathy.
What if he doesn't actually care about his brother's death? That would make him emotionless cruel, even sociopath, but not insincere. Here in this case he would only be insincere (and hypocritical) if he mentions about his brother's death and pretend to be sad while he totally isn't.
I get the impression from some youtube comments in BCS videos that some people clearly believe that because a family member passed away we MUST always have some kind of long-lasting depression or have to show our remembrance to society, otherwise that person is not being honest - which is absurd.
_Jimmy has sent you a team invite._
...
.....
_Declined_
Rhea should’ve been in Breaking Bad!
Kim wasn't created then.
She may have been slightly too young at the time, but should could've played Skyler. Of course, Anna Gunn was great in that role!
what kim says is both one of the most gutwrenching things you can say to someone you love... and somewhat of a backhanded statement of love. after going on the entire argument about how she is ALWAYS there for him and will ALWAYS support him, saying THAT oof of a line to him in response to "kick a man when he's down" translates to "i am not kicking you. i know you, have no illusions about who you are, and will still always support you."
She backs Jimmy to the nines and the fans of the show don't seem to have any sympathy when she thinks Jimmy has gone too far. Everyone is totally fooled by the writers who deliberately want you to love Jimmy and hate anyone that even remotely opposes his antics
@@Sion67Productions Uhh, Im pretty sure a lot of people have sympathy for Kim, one of my favorite characters in the show
@@Sion67Productions I think it’s the complete opposite. The writers deliberately made people antagonize Jimmy and sympathize with Kim. That’s why everyone agrees with her saying “Jimmy, you are always down.” and is so mad at Jimmy “corrupting” her in the end of season 5 even though she had been like this the whole time and 60% of things that went wrong with her had nothing to do with Jimmy.
@@Sion67Productions The show is more complex than just “Chuck bad” “Kim good” “Jimmy bad”.
@@nont18411 Yes it absolutely is more complex than that, I was referring to Kim in the earlier seasons who discourages Jimmy from going too far and displays clear regret at some of their actions. Especially the trial with Chuck, she realises all they did was "tear down a sick man." Latter season Kim has fully become Jimmy.2, but is that her fault or Jimmy's for constantly tempting the side of herself that she initially attempts to suppress
Jimmy is emotionally incapable of actual sincerety - in his mind, him pretending to be sincere equals sincerety
Jimmy is sincere in his efforts to make the other person see his sincerity.
That can feel slimy.
They expected him to give credit to his brother Chuck, who they know had a fallout with Jimmy and pressed charges against him and then later died. Not wanting to talk about him isn't being insincere, it's none of their business.
Jimmy has no actual identity.
Comparable to jack Sparrow,
Roger Smith (American dad),
Joker, Saul Goodman... Oh wait
@@Dagdagandag You just named several people who are known and loved for their distinguished personalities.
no, you're wrong. He was being sincere here but they denied him anyway. Later on he's insincere and just tells them what they want to hear and they reinstate him.
The irony is that when Jimmy is sincere they say he's insincere and when he lies through his teeth about what Chuck means to him they pass him.
In other words, people don't want to hear the truth, they want to hear what they want to hear.
I don't agree with this at all. Jimmy was insincere bc his last answer was total bullshit. If he'd talked about how he came up into law and how hard his brother made it for him to feel like he could just be a person, all three of them would have been floored. But of course he couldn't bc very few people can be vulerable like that and the toxic relationship they had would have you know sullied the proud reputation of Chuck. Jimmy did a lot to protect his heart he made bad choices instead of trying to process the heavy grief. And it cost him and he could have used it to grow but he didn't. Gene is alive barely and constantly afraid more than ever because Jimmy couldn't face the horrible feelings and layers with his brother.
@@geordiejones5618 Nope. Other people here have already pointed out that Jimmy went into law mostly because of Kim, not Chuck. Ofc Chuck was an inspiration for Jimmy, but not THE inspiration. It's proven by the flashback where Jimmy sees how Kim was impressed by Chuck's high lawyer pedigree, and Jimmy proceeded to enter the firm's library to learn what he could about earning an attorney position. Again, Chuck was part of it, but the main goal for Jimmy was to become the person that he thought Kim wanted.
It's not that he couldn't deal with his grief for Chuck, because there wasn't any. Jimmy said it himself, he doesn't miss Chuck. What he DID miss was the idea that he might actually live up to Chuck's moral expectations of him, and Jimmy's failure to change his ways is what caused him to make the mistake of becoming Saul Goodman.
Oh he has a complex.
My heart hurts for Jimmy. And Kim, she's the best character ever.
It will be heart breaking when she dies in season 6
This series is like a whole Psychology case study.
I love the Suzuki Esteem
Love how poorly he treats it, squealing the tyres revving it high, slamming in the brakes at high speed slamming it into park and yanking out the keys within a second
But as abusive as he is with it, it doesn't seem to me that he doesn't care for it, the Suzuki is part of him in a way. Maybe it can represent Jimmy himself, but I dunno haha I'm no good at literary analysis stuff
It has been something Saul clings on as a token of his outsider status ever since Davis & Main. He could probably get a better car by Season 4 -- or at least have the Suzuki painted and detailed --, but after having experienced the cushiest law job imaginable, he realized being a rogue is more up his alley.
I loveee this! Can't wait for the season finale
Recently i went back and i rewatched the episode from season 4 where there's this montage of Jimmy and Kim how both are doing their thing and sort of living a life together but almost separete from one another. And at the end of it there is this shot.. On the one side of the screen is kim on the other is Jimmy. And they show Jimmy going to bed and on the other side where we should've see Kim instead its just black, nothing. In a way refering i think that their relashionship is gonna be over. I like that
3:25 hahah he was right! I’m here after watch episode 9 from las season.
“I was having too much fun” were her last words …
For this scene alone both deserved that Emmy....
Is this where Walt/Jesse talked in BB at the end of season 4?
Nah Im pretty sure that was a hospital rooftop
No this is set years before Breaking Bad.
@@Jake-nd4gx that's not a reason for it not to be the same building, it isn't but that's not why lol
this is very important scene to me
"-Jimmy... tu siempre estas abajo-" Me encanta Kim.
downstairs LOL
Watching them fight feels like I’m watching my parents. Insane acting
Every time I watch this it hurts.
2:35 "...Chuck was alive! and now he's dead! and that's that! Finito! Life goes on... So sue me!!"..
I have the same thought about death than Jimmy... there is nothing to say or do. Just accept and goes on.
You have to process loss. Acting the way Jimmy does here is just burying problems that explode later on.
You left this comment months ago but I hope you don't feel the same today. If you don't process your feelings now you're just letting them grow inside of you, even if you don't notice it. To really go through the feeling of loss is not easy and might do you "harm" in the moment, but in the long term you will be better off.
Jimmy will never move on from Chuck's death. At least psychologically. He's functional and he seemed to have move on, in fact, on Breaking Bad, one would have never thought that Saul Goodman was a full person with a family and dealing with these issues but he is and he has always lived under Chuck's expectation: "You're Slippin Jimmy!!!". Jimmy chose to believe those words, so, he'a acting under those same words. Chuck was and will always be the person Jimmy admired the most and if he thinks that Slippin Jimmy is as good as I'm ever gonna get, then that's what I will always be
0:23 when the news says the pandemic won't be over until another year.
if lawyer shows are a genre, this is the holy grail of lawyer shows
Damn. 'Jimmy you were always down'. That must have hurrtttt
He has the emotional maturity of an 11 year old. Completely stunted.
Damn he's a good actor!
The sun goes down very quickly there
This is the moment where Kim becomes Heisenberg.
Kim Weisenberg
"Who is come running when your call? Who cleans up your messes?
I have a job but I drop everything, for you"
I hope nothing happens to Kim:(((((
I fear she will be caught on falsifications and end up in jail
I think the only thing that's plausible to happen is Saul vs Kim in court .
Can't believe he was rejected because he didn't mention his very dead brother. How cruel of them
jimmy really does not deserve kim on any level.
This is really the moment where Jimmy as he was goes away and Saul comes to the forefront.
Why would you mute the swearing? It's part of the show
RUclips ad revenue
Man, they really had each other's back.
Excellent acting..👍👏
2 points:
1. BAR should not be looking at Chuck& Jimmy's relationship. It was personal, I think Jimmy really just wants to put it behind him.
2. Kim absolutely kicked my boy Jimmy in the soul..."Jimmy, you are always down!" 🤕
"Jimmy, you are always down!"
Is that supposed to mean...
"Jimmy, you are always down on your luck."
or
"Jimmy, your poor decisions keep bringing you down."
Bob Odenkirk and Rhea Seehorn are the best acting duo in television history
Kim Is the kind of life pattern we all need in our lives
I CAN’T WAIT FOR SEASON 6!!!!!
Did you like it?
@@bilkywaygalaxy Of course!
I think in some ways this scene captures the essence of what Jimmy is. He can't even recognize when the person that's been his best ally is on his side.
The world needs more Kim.
Toni Collete has been one of my favourite actresses for a while but I've been completely taken aback by Rhea Seehorn on this show.
But in your mind, the only measure
of my feelings for you is some office?
Jimmy doesn't deserve kim ever she's too good for him
Chuck was the representation of the law, so yes, Jimmy was sincere, he never cared about Chuck neither the law.
This is the moment I became more invested in Jimmy's story than Gus and Mike's. He's not even really involved with the Cartel yet.
That car is legendary
That is life though - the lessons we ultimately learn are meaningless as the consequences and things that happen afterwards are often of a contradictory nature. There's too many variables in life to make life lessons actually work, people and circumstances are too unpredictable. Better Call Saul is amazing for showing how all this chaos unfolds.
YOU ARE ALWAYS DOWN
Take me back
oh wow they completely butchered this scene with the censoring...
I can't tell if Jimmy genuinely doesn't care about his brother any more or he still does but has buried this so deep that he's convinced himself that he doesn't care
The latter, he shuts off his feelings and never deals with them. Him not getting therapy and processing his emotions leads to him becoming a morally degraded husk of a person who buries his emotions through working all the time and using Saul Goodman as a coping mechanism. Chuck set him on this path by being emotionally abusive to him, though Jimmy genuinely loved him
That's how the New Mexico Bar Association helped create a monster. They should've kept their mouths shut about Jimmy's family matters
Kim never sacrifice for jimmy .. she just approve jimmys requests for a future favor ( Help )
Also
Kim is lost
she don’t know what she need
she sacrifices her time and reputación, wdym
the last question they asked was if there was any particular influence jimmy had on his views and he said university of american samoa when we all know that's not true. it was all chuck, whether he influenced jimmy positively or negatively--it doesn't matter. what he said there was a lie and THAT'S where he lost all sincerity.
He was influenced by Kim becoming a lawyer too so he was totally insincere.
This is where Jimmy becomes Heisenberg
This scene is very real
Kim acting all surprised at the end of episode 10 after having this argument with him is absolutely hilarious. She actually bought that what he said about chuck is true? Obviously he didn’t care for him anymore or he would have brought it up before you mentioned it.
this was the exact moment huell turned into chad
He always was
totally normal im normal just rewatching this for the 20th time hi besties!!!!
this show will give me a nervous breakdown. 🤣🤣🤣