These writers wrote such a dark universe, but in one of the darkest scenes with the Howard memorial, they just casually put up Patrick Fabian out-of-context vacation photos. Couldn't help but laugh.
A guy who ran triathlons and was a health nut was supposed to be a drug addict. No wonder Sheryl had her doubts. That is, until Kim cruelly made her think that she was just not paying attention.
They're all from his Instagram and one is a modern style selfie. Back in 2004 we just weren't taking photos like that. Some conventional cameras had timers on them so you could set them up and get back in frame before it took the photo, but holding it selfie-style wasn't really a thing.
He tried 3x to talk her out of her Howard scheme: hotel, El Camino, and car. He tried but failed and she knew that bc of what she'd done for him in the past, he wouldn't be able to deny her. He did it, but he didn't want to.
Jimmy has seen a prank end up in a death before, too, with Marco. Maybe some of this experience is what really pushed him to persuade Kim to not really go through the ‘prank’. Something along those lines…
it's interesting (and sad) that she thought if they pulled the plug on the scam that they'd break up. it's like she thought scams were the glue of their relationship... which i guess is kind of true in a way.
Kim no longer practicing and leaving this life she got caught up in is the least she could do and is only the beginning for her atonement in my eyes. There is no redemption whatsoever because there's never going to be a context where I think kim is ok as a person now despite what happened. There are some things you just can't do no matter how much you regret it afterwards, and screwing howard's career with no remorse, getting him caught up and killed, then doubling down and lying to his wife's face is unforgivable and Jimmy inadvertently foreshadowed this in the season 5 finale
So Kim did the unforgivable thing that ruined her career and prevented her from practicing law ever again. Not just Howard. Wow that's incredible foreshadowing.
I’m glad Kim is alive, but it’s clear that after everything that she’s experienced, continue to say the lie she and Jimmy created and having to pretend that nothing bad happened that she doesn’t want to be a lawyer and ends things with Jimmy. It’s just amazing to think where Kim was in the beginning of the series to at the point we are now. Out of Jimmy’s life, no longer a lawyer and maybe even out of New Mexico. Kim was the last person, the last thing keeping Jimmy McGill alive. Without her, the last thing that makes him genuinely happy in his life, he’s just going all in on being Saul Goodman and the Criminal Lawyer we know from Breaking Bad and it’s genuinely sad to see happen. A lot of people wondered when he would become Saul, but now that he’s finally Saul full time, I wish he wasn’t Saul as I liked him as Jimmy McGill. Yeah, he made mistakes, but it’s clear he had a good heart and good intentions overall, even when things backfired on him or other people around him. I hope we see Kim again before the season is done as the last conversation Kim and Jimmy had was very hard to watch. Excellent moment for the show. Thank you for the breakdown man, keep up the great work!
21:34 you're very forgiving! Kim admitting her faults is a necessary first step on the road to redemption, but she has a *long* way to go before she ever has a chance of reaching the end of that road.
So much for following Mike's direction of "don't do anything rash or out of the ordinary, go about with your regular lives and have a normal day"...LOL..yeah yeah cool cool, I just quit being a lawyer. No biggie. :P
You know, there really is a beauty to watching shows that come out week to week instead of watching them later. Especially with the massive youtube ecosystems that exist around almost every program which end up breaking down every detail. When I was in high school we had "Lost club" where we would discuss Lost with all the honors and AP English kids who were into it, and FUCK man, when season 5 ended with the numbers "2010" blasted on the screen... IN 2008?!? WHEN I WAS 14?!? It was earth shattering, a lifetime away, but then there were these 2 high school years, such defining years, when I met all these people who loved the show as much as I and we discussed it in such detail, no internet, or at least none that we ventured onto as easily as one can youtube today, there were without question message boards and chat rooms for Lost at that time... Getting to watch BCS as it comes out, that's amazing. Just like when breaking bad was coming out, except it wasn't this cultural phenomenon with weekly analysis videos and online teasers until season 5 really, when the subreddit was full of daily posts, the equivalent of these videos but made by millions of strangers rather than one or two or three youtubers. More like the comment sections of these videos than the videos themselves. Every detail a diatribe, every theory a townhall meeting, every minute between Sundays a reloading of the "New" tab to discuss just a bit deeper. Rewatching these shows doesn't hold the same staying power, they aren't as magnificent without the time and reflection, and watching completed shows long after they were released? Ha, I scoff at the emptiness in comparison. This is just like Breaking Bad, one of if not the best shows on television. A historic work of art that fits in with the Dostoyevstkys, the Poes, the Platos, the Picassos, this will be a lasting part of media history for all of living human memory, long after we're gone it will STILL be watched and analyzed and loved by generation upon generation opening their eyes to the genius of our era... and yet only WE were here, only WE could experience it like THIS, one episode at a time, one season at a time, one analysis video at a time. I hope you all appreciate our place in art history as much as I do. I'm so proud to have lived through and participated in this moment together with all of you beautiful strangers.
I think my favorite part of this video is how you dig back into previous episodes, you dont only focus on the episode but how previous scenes come largely into play with the choices they made, you earned my sub! hope to see more
I absolutely adored the pain of Kim realizing her famous finger gun moment, saying to Jimmy's worry that she couldn't live with herself if they scammed Howard "couldn't I?", wasn't true, that Jimmy was right. Of course she couldn't. It was just an attempt to pull the man she loved back from the edge through scamming, as well as just naive thinking it would be the same little thrill as getting rich guys at a bar to buy them expensive drinks or give them big checks... oh the naiveté, the beautiful innocence absolutely obliterated in one silenced gunshot. So painful.
18:34 That "where were YOU?!?! HUH?!?" was such raw emotion. I've never seen Kim that angry lol. I honestly think Rhea and Michael Mando were the best displays of acting on BCS.
Absolutely love these commentaries. They reveal so much more to all of us. Personally, I am just not sharp enough to catch all these great little details y'all reveal. Thank you for your insights.
I'd say Jimmy & Kim's treatments of Cheryl at the wake even more closely resemble their "carrot" & "stick" approaches to dealing with the Kettlemans in Carrot & Stick than they do in dealing with Lalo in Bad Choice Road.
I knew we never heard Jimmy and Kim say "I love you." before this scene, but I never made the connection to the "Something Stupid" song. That paints their entire relationship in a different light, as we've only seen their love in actions (like Jimmy picking up Kim's papers after her accident at the end of season 3). However, after saying "I love you," everything has been spoiled- like in the lyrics. Brilliant subtle connection by the creators and brilliant observation on your part!
I think what she meant was she would break up with Jimmy if he pulled the plug on the scam not the other way around. She would have resented him for it.
FINALLY someone mentions Kim bringing up the timeline to Cheryl!! I've been bringing that up in all the video's reviewing the scene/episode hoping someone seen it. Not saying you did, Chase, but glad you brought that up. 100% knew what she was doing while speaking to her
Yes, absolutely, it must be the first time they say “I love you” especially when you consider the importance of “Something Stupid” to the show. I don’t know why they didn’t use that again for the opening of 609, considering it was used at two pivotal moments before. At least the Nilsson song they used brings “Something Stupid” to mind.
I swear. I've seen many many series with dark plots, but this is the only times Ive watched something that was so dark, it actually made me feel uncomfortable. I'm loving it because it stays true to realism, but holy shit. I was not expecting this show to go to the places it's gone.
It really is something just how dark this show has turned. The early seasons were so lighthearted and very easy viewing, often hilarious, but the later stuff is rougher than BrBa and it appears to be deterioriating very quickly. Who would have thought that Jimmy's ridiculous Mesa Verde commercials and Howard being shot in the head were from the _same show_ ?
Kim's story has to have an end. We will see her again. Jimmy and Kim's story has been spiraling downward. It wouldn't make sense that Kim's story would be left unknown while Gene's story would get an ending. Unless.... the writers leave her story open just to have her own movie like El Camino to explain her fate.
@Nero but Mike told Jimmy that Kim was in the game. She doesn't just get to walk away. As much as she & Jimmy may not understand she's in the game. There's repercussions. Sometimes, you may get a chance to leave the life & just sometimes.....you do not.
I think after the scene of Jimmy stalling while talking to the security guard, Jimmy will continue to think how alone he is and decide to track down Kim and find her, but when he does, he'll see that she's married and has a kid or something. Then after him seeing that she seems happy, he'll leave her with her new life without her knowing that he found her.
loving this channel, favorite channel on youtube at the moment! fun idea: react to Bob and Rhea’s reading of fan theories on vanity fair! lots of interesting stuff said. keep up the great BCS content man!
Please rewatch Kim's scene from season 2 where she is interviewed by rich shwikard. She literally says that if it wasn't for the law, she would be managing her local super mart which she name dropped, called the "the hinky dinky". Shes gonna come back and finally make gene happy again. How, idk
Another thing about Kim - she was the 'dude' in this relationship. While we assume they were a- "new-ish couple" since they hooked up in the mailroom days, as it's portrayed throughout the show, they only ever have sex when Kim initiates. And she only initiates when things in their professional life are going perfectly, according to her plan. Whenever things aren't perfect with her gig, she is distant from Jimmy and they are never shown having sex. Jimmy would kowtow to her and run around trying to help her work situation (he shows up at those late night sessions when she's in "lawyer jail" doing that shitty job in the basement which Howard made her do ... he works super hard to help her get Mesa Verde as a client for HHM ... he helps her out with the gig in other ways, like that convoluted plan to swap over the Mesa Verde architectural drawings). Kim controlled when they got busy at home. Kim controlled how close they would be as a couple just around the house. If things weren't going 100% her way, she was just a distant miserable cow.
Nothing more despicable than the way Kim got all hot and lustful while hearing Howards career come apart at the meeting where they literally assaulted him with that pupil dilating drug. The drug attack alone would have been enough to send Jimmy, Kim, the Veterinarian and the fake detective to jail.
@@SteveCossaboom So the showrunners are explicit in that they are creating a morality tale with serious and deadly consequences for their characters. And, you think that it's all a comedy? I wonder who really should be watching Teen Wolf.
I think an less mentioned aspect of this episode is now, essentially no one in Jimmy's life remembers Chuck. Howard is dead, Kim's gone, and HHM is defacto non existent. Not only that, it semms the new associates dont know chuck even by reputation. Worse, Jimmy tore the firm down by raising the insurance, tormenting Howard, and then ruining his and the firm's reputation in the mediation con. It's easy to degrade when you tear down all the standards you ever set for yourself, and Jimmy has spent every episode since Chicanery power washing Chuck out of his life, any manifestation of Chucks ideas or legacy.
@@Sati457 I know that was meant to show how isolated Chuck became, and how he shouldve chosen family over the law, but in 6e7, there was still a living man who thought he was "the greatest legal mind of all time" a firm with his name in it, and a picture, albeit unrecognized, on the wall. Plus hundreds of people, whether they knew it or not, had jobs, salaries, and career opportunities. The new associate didn't know him, but when Cliff or Rick or the s4 judge dealt with Hamlin, Hamlin McGill, they would do so at least thinking of the firms meteoric rise and early successes. Now even the name is gone, and a half floor firm is piddly, by big law standards. They won't even be taking cases that would make people like Kim or Rick say "oh, yeah, they used to be hamlin hamlin mcgill." The whole name, and every legal accomplishment, is now completely in the past. The associate not recognizing chick in s6e7 was the equivalent of a modern day Italian not knowing who Aeneas was. Sure, maybe Aeneas, likeChuck, didn't personally impact Lorenzo the Italian zoomer, but Lorenzo still lives in a place that exists (at least in the myth) due to Aeneas. What Jimmy and Kim did was like dropping a nuke on Rome, Venice and Florence, and burning copies of any Italian literature they could find. I bet Rebecca has already forgotten what he looked like.
Thanks for the breakdown. Let’s not forget that Kim teamed up with Jimmy to scam that guy with the tequila in the season 1 finale and then we saw them make love for the first time. It was a slow downward spiral for her, so wanting ‘out’ made perfect sense.
I truly believe that her role is over. It was a perfect ending and she isn’t needed anymore. He moved on and did she. Why bring her back? This show doesn’t need a happy ending. If anything it should end with Jimmy in prison. He should finally be held accountable for all the horrible things he has done. I think that’s the only suitable outcome.
when i got into this show i thought I wouldn't like it as much as breaking bad something abt it being so dark yet light hearted and intense all while being plain and boring really intrigued me six seasons later im fiending for episode thirteen of the new season
We still have that November 12th phone call he's waiting for that was mentioned in the Season 4 flashback. With the new episode that came out Gene and he security guard guy were talking about a football player making some history, the story the refer too actually happened in real life around October. Something/someone in Gene's past life is going to come back.
As writers and actors they absolutely nailed this show, even jimmy and Kim’s break up. It was so natural and raw, reminded me of when my ex and I broke up. Truly heartbreaking but sensational TV
The end of episode 9 was a flash forward. They'll go back to the timeline where Kim is packing up. Jimmy will try to talk her out of leaving. Then we will find out where she goes and what she's going to do .
@@MetalCharlo Hasn't the Amazon Prime thumbnail been of Gene slipping on the red jacket this entire season? Maybe my interface is different than yours, but I don't see different thumbnails for the individual eps--just Gene.
Your comment looks to be after the release of E10, or is that just RUclips being crap? It says "1 day ago", but maybe that can mean anything upto 47h59m ago. I'm just curious, because your comment sounds like a prediction, but if you've seen E10 you'll already know whether or not it's correct
This was ground breaking! Hear me out! Not only did this explain a lot of BrBa footage or whatever Jimmy did or didn't do to "keep" Kim from leaving. It also thought me one thing I forgot since Covid19-LD. I can feel something. Thank you to the greatest show on the effing planet.... Love you and your videos and all of it and you together!!!! Just LOVE!!! Greetings from Austria! NEVER EVER LOOKED FORWARD TO AN EPISODE for Tuesday (Europe release) EVER EVER EVER this much! Just loving the show and your work on it. Not kidding! You're such an honorable being to do all of this for us! I have NO words (other than I just typed) Have an effing great week!!!!! I
I never hated Kim as much as when she told that lie to Claire. Where else did she think this could go other than bad? I still feel like there is unfinished business with Cliff and Claire. There usually is fallout for most of Vince and Peter's characters who've broke bad.
The breakup was pre-meditated. It was happening before Howard died. Once Sandpiper settled, Kim was leaving - remember her demanding “it happens today”? Kim was skipping town with the money.
02:55 In Season 3 Chuck gives a speech where he argues that he found Howard's father in a small two room office and was the driving force of them building HHM into one of the biggest lawfirms in the Southwestern United States. Now with Howard's death HHM will be a small lawfirm once again a two room office just like it was before Howard's dad met Chuck. HHM has gone full circle.
Not if they’ve closed the case. It’s clear cut suicide to them. All the signs are clear of day. We the audience know the truth but to the world of Howard Hamlin was a depressed, cocaine addict who had made a fool out himself, ruined his reputation and his marriage was failing. I doubt they even questioned it much
I can’t wrap my head around Kim defending Jimmy in court considering she was in the game and an innocent bystander was killed at her her feet. That doesn’t make Kim any better than her defendant, Jimmy, and seems that Kim only picks and chooses when she’s ethical?
Ok so I haven't gone through every comment on here, but from what I have seen no one has addressed the elephant in the room about how much Jimmy/Saul/Gene's hooker looked a lot like Kim's mom, and could really be Kim. I mean he does the thing that he did to Kim as @TheVividKiWi pointed out in another video of his.
Ok here’s I thing I noticed in the end of the Opening of Wine & Roses the qork screw at the end of it looks similar to the one in the episode Switch where Jimmy and Kim scam Ken and that same qork screw is shown and Kim takes it. Here’s the clip. ruclips.net/user/clipUgkxQLvQhL8ARYoyUU-vtw7QBf5hg8ClUQ-x My theory is that the reason why Jimmy has the qork screw is that it’s the only thing he got to keep that reminds him of his past with Kim. Maybe just me going crazy but just wanted to say.
anyone else realise at 10:10 jimmy says "whats done can be undone" while literally standing where howards body was the night before? i think it shows how he still felt it was all a game and that the repercussions werent even that serious which is how he fell into being saul without kim
Biggest mistake Gilligan/Gould have made with BCS is giving Kim a short-shrift brushoff and inexplicable split with Jimmy. She is a MAJOR new type of character in TV drama and deserves a CLASSIC, even over-the-top ending that shows the irreconcilable conflict with her strong moral code and her will to survive. I would hope a Jimmy/Kim scene worthy of Shakespeare is on the way. Gene Takovic and Omaha are banal distractions from the epic stakes that made BCS a hit with fans.
Correction* Cliff definitely did not believe Howard was innocent of being a drug addict. Only thing that still puzzles me with this situation is, why? Why did Jimmy and Kim work so hard and diligently to ruin Howard? I understand maybe some reason, but it was Chuck that was behind Jimmy not being hired by HHM. It just doesn’t add up to me as to why Howard deserved all of this? Can anyone explain and maybe put it into perspective for me?
@@dylantm5389 I get they got a kick out of doing it. But, there’s definitely more to it. Their past ‘scams’ were not malicious like they were with Howard. Well, none that I can think of right now. They ruined Howard’s reputation, essentially broke it to pieces. Lalo took care of the rest but not something Saul & Kim anticipated obviously.
@@saulgood6313 Vince and Peter have said that they wrote their relationship like an addiction. The only way to get high again is a stronger dose. Make sense? Every scam they did they upped the ante until something finally went wrong.
@@dylantm5389 that actually does make a lot of sense. It does also make sense why they chose Howard as the target. Although, after watching everything over again, Kim was definitely the main driving force in making these scams happen. Jimmy did ask Kim a couple times if this was all worth doing at all, Kim assured him that Howard always “lands on his feet.”
Kim gaslighting Cheryl isn't horrible, it's amazing. Cheryl was a terrible wife that made howard sleep in the guest house for a year and brushed off every attempt he made to fix their marriage and better himself. She deserves every bit of the guilt kim made her feel here.
She did redeem herself maybe a little bit but true redemption would have been to tell the truth about Howard, but obviously in that case both her and Jimmy would be probably either in jail or dead...
I really liked the end when Gene put together an empty blouse and tie outfit that reminded him of Kim and left it hanging intact at the end of a rack. He obviously still wants her in his life.
6:54 kim also interveened to save jimmy when they were doing a scheme with the kettlemen... the "happy family" that stole the million from treasury and went camping.. if it wasnt for kim thretening them, probably things would go a different route...
Surprising how Kim didnt have any presence in Breaking Bad being she took Mikes story to Walt about taking half measures versus whole measures. In this episode Kim Wexler definitely took whole measures.
I know they probably aren't connected at all, but does anyone get Kim's mom vibes from Jeff's mother? I thought they were the same character for a minute.
I was pretty Horrified that Kim was telling yet another bold-faced lie 😠to a grieving wife. But I looked closely. Kim told her last Lie, ever, at that moment. She made the Decision "no more". And Jimmy was also told "no more". Guilt must weigh heavily. She has to look over her shoulder now too. Will Cliff think twice what Howard said about Jimmy's antics? Someone, somewhere, will sniff around. I hope Kim & Jim have some karma blowback for Howard's end. That they walk away, quit, is too open-ended. 😕🐦
If I were Howard I would have INSISTED on taking a hair follicle test. The true story of any drug use is the hair. I would have insisted on witness to every step of the process. I consider this the biggest plot hole in this story.
I happen to fear the hair follicle tests. I know it's "game over" if you're asked to take that kind of drug test. Weed is legal in this state, but companies still want their "drug free" employees. They love poking their snouts in our business, except when it can exonerate you.
@@SciHeartJourney There was never any scene where Howard was doing any other kind of drug besides alcohol. Even the night he was killed he doesn't even light up a cigarette, but is drunk and still drinking when he shows up at the apartment. Weed isn't legal Federally which any company that operates INTERSTATE, meaning more that 1 State, is bound by that law. Finding a company that is truly operating INTRASTATE, meaning only in 1 State, is pretty much impossible these days. While your local gas station may have 7 locations in your city, they get the gas and other things they sell from out of State, and use Federal Highways to transport those goods. So as a lawyer Howard would understand all of this, and yes would probably go for a hair test. In doing so he would have to put up his own money for it, and in doing so that would take time. The night he picked to show up and say something to Kim and Jimmy/Saul/Gene, was just bad timing. Honestly he could have died on the way there in a car wreck, brought on by a heart attack, brought on from alcohol poisoning, and being caught in a road rage incident, where he was grazed by a bullet, and had an air conditioner fall on his head, after getting hit by a bus.
@@esquilax5563 yes he did! Cliff compared him to his own drug addict son. He called BS on Howard's excuses, having heard all the druggie excuses before. His eyes were dilated and his associate noticed. They found cocaine in his car. I'm better investigator than that though. I would look in his HOUSE to find stray hairs of his. If they could prove he's not a drug addict, everything about his disappearance suddenly looks suspicious.
@@SciHeartJourney nope! Cliff calling BS on his excuses was about him throwing Wendy out of the car, not about drugs. His employee who noticed his eyes certainly didn't outright accuse him - that would mean saying explicitly "I think you're on drugs". Of course there were lots of insinuations and suspicions, that's been like half the plot of this season. As for the coke in his car, I think you'll find it's pretty difficult to insist on a hair test when you're already dead
Anyone else thought in the moment that the kiss she gave Jimmy in the parking garage was her being turned on? She got such a charge out of all their schemes and they had sex when the whole sandpiper thing blew up so I was afraid that that long Kiss she gave Jimmy (with tongue) was her being turned on, not her saying goodbye. I thought we'd definitely now be in the last episodes where she turns into Kimmy Corleone (to steal a reference from a youtuber I forget their name? Was it Pete Peppers? I don't remember) and then we find out she's in prison or dead or something. Glad that Kim is alive and that she didn't fore sake her one goodly soul forever to give in to the thrill of breaking bad.
i wounder if all stuff so far will be like jesse and saul narrarating or going over it in there heads its why we see gene scenes for more and walt could still be alive they could have kept him alive and told everyone he was dead to get story out of him and then more happens
I never make predictions and theories of what's gonna happen in a show, like all of these dedicated fans and "experts" make, because, plain and simple: A, it's not my "call" as a viewer, B, it destroys all possible fun of watching, and C, it's stupid to try to get inside other people's minds to see what creative solutions can find. If that was the case, then we'll be sitting in the director's chairs and Gilligan and Gould would be viewers. Now there's a car in a crossroad and Saul speaking again some words without known context. What would a fan can make of that? I can understand some fans' false expectations because of an episode with no deaths etc, but hey, after all these so-called "sophisticated" fancy predictions which turn out to be ridiculous theories which always fail miserably and could not predict the simplest of all developments (for example that Kim left because she couldn't just stand herself and what had she became), there are people who still talking about "What will be happen next?" and "Will we see Kim again?" and "Where is Kim in Gene's timeline?" I don't care, there aren't real people, it's fiction. I'm watching it only for the fun of spending my time for a class AAA+ art product that can be seen like the visual continuation of the 'Great American Novel' -and don't get me wrong, an art product that makes you think about it is awesome, [Note: "The Wire" makes us think about it, but in a what a totally different level: so many social and political issues, all packed in 50 minutes episodes.] So, yes, I'm letting the writers to take me wherever they want and I never make predictions and theories Just enjoy it, this is what matters.
I don't know why, but I found some weird satisfaction in cheryl's pain. I guess The coffee Howard made for her earlier in the season should be blamed lol. Anyone agrees?
As someone stated in the comments of another video, it's a bit of a plot problem how Kim just decides to get out of the game at the snap of her fingers, meanwhile every gangster in every mobster or cartel movie can't get out of the game. when you're in, your in. And yes, Kim was in the game. They even say it here ruclips.net/video/gwyGF7C7CQQ/видео.html
Not really, she’s only “in the game” to Lalo and Mike/Gus. With Lalo dead, Gus and Mike don’t have any reason to keep her from leaving the game or going after her if she does. So there’s really no reason she couldn’t just leave the way she does
These writers wrote such a dark universe, but in one of the darkest scenes with the Howard memorial, they just casually put up Patrick Fabian out-of-context vacation photos. Couldn't help but laugh.
A guy who ran triathlons and was a health nut was supposed to be a drug addict. No wonder Sheryl had her doubts. That is, until Kim cruelly made her think that she was just not paying attention.
They're all from his Instagram and one is a modern style selfie. Back in 2004 we just weren't taking photos like that.
Some conventional cameras had timers on them so you could set them up and get back in frame before it took the photo, but holding it selfie-style wasn't really a thing.
@@mxbx307 we've been doing "modern selfies" since 2001/2002. It's believable for that picture to exist in 2004
These kinds of photos celebrate life, in my eyes.
True, true
Jimmy saying to Kim what Mike said to him is a prime example of how well Jimmy pays attention to those he's talking to.
Reminds me of when Gene said we're done to Jeffie after Walt told Saul we're done when I say we're done in Breaking Bad.
He tried 3x to talk her out of her Howard scheme: hotel, El Camino, and car. He tried but failed and she knew that bc of what she'd done for him in the past, he wouldn't be able to deny her. He did it, but he didn't want to.
Jimmy has seen a prank end up in a death before, too, with Marco. Maybe some of this experience is what really pushed him to persuade Kim to not really go through the ‘prank’. Something along those lines…
@@Monkeguitar Completely forgot about that!
it's interesting (and sad) that she thought if they pulled the plug on the scam that they'd break up. it's like she thought scams were the glue of their relationship... which i guess is kind of true in a way.
Kim no longer practicing and leaving this life she got caught up in is the least she could do and is only the beginning for her atonement in my eyes. There is no redemption whatsoever because there's never going to be a context where I think kim is ok as a person now despite what happened. There are some things you just can't do no matter how much you regret it afterwards, and screwing howard's career with no remorse, getting him caught up and killed, then doubling down and lying to his wife's face is unforgivable and Jimmy inadvertently foreshadowed this in the season 5 finale
So Kim did the unforgivable thing that ruined her career and prevented her from practicing law ever again. Not just Howard. Wow that's incredible foreshadowing.
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I’m glad Kim is alive, but it’s clear that after everything that she’s experienced, continue to say the lie she and Jimmy created and having to pretend that nothing bad happened that she doesn’t want to be a lawyer and ends things with Jimmy. It’s just amazing to think where Kim was in the beginning of the series to at the point we are now. Out of Jimmy’s life, no longer a lawyer and maybe even out of New Mexico. Kim was the last person, the last thing keeping Jimmy McGill alive. Without her, the last thing that makes him genuinely happy in his life, he’s just going all in on being Saul Goodman and the Criminal Lawyer we know from Breaking Bad and it’s genuinely sad to see happen. A lot of people wondered when he would become Saul, but now that he’s finally Saul full time, I wish he wasn’t Saul as I liked him as Jimmy McGill. Yeah, he made mistakes, but it’s clear he had a good heart and good intentions overall, even when things backfired on him or other people around him. I hope we see Kim again before the season is done as the last conversation Kim and Jimmy had was very hard to watch. Excellent moment for the show. Thank you for the breakdown man, keep up the great work!
21:34 you're very forgiving! Kim admitting her faults is a necessary first step on the road to redemption, but she has a *long* way to go before she ever has a chance of reaching the end of that road.
So much for following Mike's direction of "don't do anything rash or out of the ordinary, go about with your regular lives and have a normal day"...LOL..yeah yeah cool cool, I just quit being a lawyer. No biggie. :P
🤣🤣didn’t even think about this. great point actually
Kim is more callous than Jimmy ever was.
You know, there really is a beauty to watching shows that come out week to week instead of watching them later. Especially with the massive youtube ecosystems that exist around almost every program which end up breaking down every detail. When I was in high school we had "Lost club" where we would discuss Lost with all the honors and AP English kids who were into it, and FUCK man, when season 5 ended with the numbers "2010" blasted on the screen... IN 2008?!? WHEN I WAS 14?!? It was earth shattering, a lifetime away, but then there were these 2 high school years, such defining years, when I met all these people who loved the show as much as I and we discussed it in such detail, no internet, or at least none that we ventured onto as easily as one can youtube today, there were without question message boards and chat rooms for Lost at that time...
Getting to watch BCS as it comes out, that's amazing. Just like when breaking bad was coming out, except it wasn't this cultural phenomenon with weekly analysis videos and online teasers until season 5 really, when the subreddit was full of daily posts, the equivalent of these videos but made by millions of strangers rather than one or two or three youtubers. More like the comment sections of these videos than the videos themselves.
Every detail a diatribe, every theory a townhall meeting, every minute between Sundays a reloading of the "New" tab to discuss just a bit deeper.
Rewatching these shows doesn't hold the same staying power, they aren't as magnificent without the time and reflection, and watching completed shows long after they were released? Ha, I scoff at the emptiness in comparison.
This is just like Breaking Bad, one of if not the best shows on television. A historic work of art that fits in with the Dostoyevstkys, the Poes, the Platos, the Picassos, this will be a lasting part of media history for all of living human memory, long after we're gone it will STILL be watched and analyzed and loved by generation upon generation opening their eyes to the genius of our era... and yet only WE were here, only WE could experience it like THIS, one episode at a time, one season at a time, one analysis video at a time.
I hope you all appreciate our place in art history as much as I do. I'm so proud to have lived through and participated in this moment together with all of you beautiful strangers.
I think my favorite part of this video is how you dig back into previous episodes, you dont only focus on the episode but how previous scenes come largely into play with the choices they made, you earned my sub! hope to see more
Kiwi, I want you to know that this is literally the only channel where I genuinely enjoy reading the comments section 👍
I absolutely adored the pain of Kim realizing her famous finger gun moment, saying to Jimmy's worry that she couldn't live with herself if they scammed Howard "couldn't I?", wasn't true, that Jimmy was right. Of course she couldn't. It was just an attempt to pull the man she loved back from the edge through scamming, as well as just naive thinking it would be the same little thrill as getting rich guys at a bar to buy them expensive drinks or give them big checks... oh the naiveté, the beautiful innocence absolutely obliterated in one silenced gunshot. So painful.
18:34 That "where were YOU?!?! HUH?!?" was such raw emotion. I've never seen Kim that angry lol. I honestly think Rhea and Michael Mando were the best displays of acting on BCS.
I still miss Nacho to this day. 2nd best prequel character after Kim Wexler.
1st Kim 2nd Nacho 3rd Lalo.
Yeah I miss Nacho, Kim, Lalo,and Howard
Absolutely love these commentaries. They reveal so much more to all of us. Personally, I am just not sharp enough to catch all these great little details y'all reveal. Thank you for your insights.
I'd say Jimmy & Kim's treatments of Cheryl at the wake even more closely resemble their "carrot" & "stick" approaches to dealing with the Kettlemans in Carrot & Stick than they do in dealing with Lalo in Bad Choice Road.
Gus left the Bar. Kim left the Bar.
I knew we never heard Jimmy and Kim say "I love you." before this scene, but I never made the connection to the "Something Stupid" song. That paints their entire relationship in a different light, as we've only seen their love in actions (like Jimmy picking up Kim's papers after her accident at the end of season 3). However, after saying "I love you," everything has been spoiled- like in the lyrics. Brilliant subtle connection by the creators and brilliant observation on your part!
I think what she meant was she would break up with Jimmy if he pulled the plug on the scam not the other way around. She would have resented him for it.
FINALLY someone mentions Kim bringing up the timeline to Cheryl!! I've been bringing that up in all the video's reviewing the scene/episode hoping someone seen it. Not saying you did, Chase, but glad you brought that up. 100% knew what she was doing while speaking to her
Yes, absolutely, it must be the first time they say “I love you” especially when you consider the importance of “Something Stupid” to the show. I don’t know why they didn’t use that again for the opening of 609, considering it was used at two pivotal moments before. At least the Nilsson song they used brings “Something Stupid” to mind.
I swear. I've seen many many series with dark plots, but this is the only times Ive watched something that was so dark, it actually made me feel uncomfortable. I'm loving it because it stays true to realism, but holy shit. I was not expecting this show to go to the places it's gone.
It really is something just how dark this show has turned. The early seasons were so lighthearted and very easy viewing, often hilarious, but the later stuff is rougher than BrBa and it appears to be deterioriating very quickly.
Who would have thought that Jimmy's ridiculous Mesa Verde commercials and Howard being shot in the head were from the _same show_ ?
Kim's story has to have an end. We will see her again. Jimmy and Kim's story has been spiraling downward. It wouldn't make sense that Kim's story would be left unknown while Gene's story would get an ending. Unless.... the writers leave her story open just to have her own movie like El Camino to explain her fate.
@Nero good point
@Nero I can see how never knowing what happened to the only person you ever loved and genuinely loved you back would be the ultimate torture.
@Nero but Mike told Jimmy that Kim was in the game. She doesn't just get to walk away. As much as she & Jimmy may not understand she's in the game. There's repercussions. Sometimes, you may get a chance to leave the life & just sometimes.....you do not.
This comment and the ensuing replies are why I love the comments section on Kiwi's Saul videos
they should ... i have a kim crush
I think after the scene of Jimmy stalling while talking to the security guard, Jimmy will continue to think how alone he is and decide to track down Kim and find her, but when he does, he'll see that she's married and has a kid or something. Then after him seeing that she seems happy, he'll leave her with her new life without her knowing that he found her.
bro you are on fire lately
The scene in the wake really hit me hard. Such an incredible moment of emotional storytelling
loving this channel, favorite channel on youtube at the moment! fun idea: react to Bob and Rhea’s reading of fan theories on vanity fair! lots of interesting stuff said. keep up the great BCS content man!
Please rewatch Kim's scene from season 2 where she is interviewed by rich shwikard. She literally says that if it wasn't for the law, she would be managing her local super mart which she name dropped, called the "the hinky dinky". Shes gonna come back and finally make gene happy again. How, idk
ITS HER FAULT! JIMMY DIDN'T WANT TO EVEN DO IT TO HOWARD.. SHE WOULDN'T LET IT GO..
@Nero and i shouldnt have
Another thing about Kim - she was the 'dude' in this relationship. While we assume they were a- "new-ish couple" since they hooked up in the mailroom days, as it's portrayed throughout the show, they only ever have sex when Kim initiates. And she only initiates when things in their professional life are going perfectly, according to her plan. Whenever things aren't perfect with her gig, she is distant from Jimmy and they are never shown having sex. Jimmy would kowtow to her and run around trying to help her work situation (he shows up at those late night sessions when she's in "lawyer jail" doing that shitty job in the basement which Howard made her do ... he works super hard to help her get Mesa Verde as a client for HHM ... he helps her out with the gig in other ways, like that convoluted plan to swap over the Mesa Verde architectural drawings). Kim controlled when they got busy at home. Kim controlled how close they would be as a couple just around the house. If things weren't going 100% her way, she was just a distant miserable cow.
Nothing more despicable than the way Kim got all hot and lustful while hearing Howards career come apart at the meeting where they literally assaulted him with that pupil dilating drug. The drug attack alone would have been enough to send Jimmy, Kim, the Veterinarian and the fake detective to jail.
@@jmchez Except it did't. It was cleverly done. And funny as hell. You seem to miss the point of this show. Maybe try "Teen Wolf"?
@@SteveCossaboom So the showrunners are explicit in that they are creating a morality tale with serious and deadly consequences for their characters. And, you think that it's all a comedy? I wonder who really should be watching Teen Wolf.
@@jmchez Grow up you simpleton.
"he shows up at those late night sessions when she's in lawyer jail" why is she in there?
I think an less mentioned aspect of this episode is now, essentially no one in Jimmy's life remembers Chuck. Howard is dead, Kim's gone, and HHM is defacto non existent. Not only that, it semms the new associates dont know chuck even by reputation. Worse, Jimmy tore the firm down by raising the insurance, tormenting Howard, and then ruining his and the firm's reputation in the mediation con. It's easy to degrade when you tear down all the standards you ever set for yourself, and Jimmy has spent every episode since Chicanery power washing Chuck out of his life, any manifestation of Chucks ideas or legacy.
i think we got the closure on chuck whenever the intern dropped the sodas but idk
@@Sati457 I know that was meant to show how isolated Chuck became, and how he shouldve chosen family over the law, but in 6e7, there was still a living man who thought he was "the greatest legal mind of all time" a firm with his name in it, and a picture, albeit unrecognized, on the wall. Plus hundreds of people, whether they knew it or not, had jobs, salaries, and career opportunities.
The new associate didn't know him, but when Cliff or Rick or the s4 judge dealt with Hamlin, Hamlin McGill, they would do so at least thinking of the firms meteoric rise and early successes.
Now even the name is gone, and a half floor firm is piddly, by big law standards. They won't even be taking cases that would make people like Kim or Rick say "oh, yeah, they used to be hamlin hamlin mcgill." The whole name, and every legal accomplishment, is now completely in the past.
The associate not recognizing chick in s6e7 was the equivalent of a modern day Italian not knowing who Aeneas was. Sure, maybe Aeneas, likeChuck, didn't personally impact Lorenzo the Italian zoomer, but Lorenzo still lives in a place that exists (at least in the myth) due to Aeneas.
What Jimmy and Kim did was like dropping a nuke on Rome, Venice and Florence, and burning copies of any Italian literature they could find. I bet Rebecca has already forgotten what he looked like.
Also the call hadn't started when the guy dropped the can, so this is when Jimmy and Kim actually see how much they fucked chuck.
Forget Kim. The name of the show is "Better Call Saul", not "Better Call Kim".
Thanks for the breakdown. Let’s not forget that Kim teamed up with Jimmy to scam that guy with the tequila in the season 1 finale and then we saw them make love for the first time. It was a slow downward spiral for her, so wanting ‘out’ made perfect sense.
I believe that happened early in season two.
Well done, sir! Fantastic video. Can't wait to see where tonight's episode goes.
I truly believe that her role is over. It was a perfect ending and she isn’t needed anymore. He moved on and did she. Why bring her back? This show doesn’t need a happy ending. If anything it should end with Jimmy in prison. He should finally be held accountable for all the horrible things he has done. I think that’s the only suitable outcome.
TheVividKiwi, making the wait (slightly) less bearable as ever....150minutes to go!
She didn't redeem herself. She never even said once that they got Howard killed.
I just realized that eggs beacon Jr. would be great at playing Loel Lyden...
Kim will appear again so we can learn what happened in her life back in Omaha that formed her slippin’ Kimmy character.
love how the spoiler warning comes right after the spoilers, maybe do that the other way around next time
when i got into this show i thought I wouldn't like it as much as breaking bad something abt it being so dark yet light hearted and intense all while being plain and boring really intrigued me six seasons later im fiending for episode thirteen of the new season
We still have that November 12th phone call he's waiting for that was mentioned in the Season 4 flashback. With the new episode that came out Gene and he security guard guy were talking about a football player making some history, the story the refer too actually happened in real life around October. Something/someone in Gene's past life is going to come back.
As writers and actors they absolutely nailed this show, even jimmy and Kim’s break up. It was so natural and raw, reminded me of when my ex and I broke up. Truly heartbreaking but sensational TV
Wow...so did you pack everything and leave or was it your ex who did that? 🤔
The end of episode 9 was a flash forward. They'll go back to the timeline where Kim is packing up. Jimmy will try to talk her out of leaving. Then we will find out where she goes and what she's going to do .
No spoilers because I haven't seen the episode but on Prime Video, the thumbnail for the new ep is Gene!
I think they'd rather SHOW where Kim goes and what she does at some point rather than just having her TELL Jimmy her plans in that apartment.
@@MetalCharlo Hasn't the Amazon Prime thumbnail been of Gene slipping on the red jacket this entire season? Maybe my interface is different than yours, but I don't see different thumbnails for the individual eps--just Gene.
@@kendiggs last week's was Eladio
Your comment looks to be after the release of E10, or is that just RUclips being crap? It says "1 day ago", but maybe that can mean anything upto 47h59m ago. I'm just curious, because your comment sounds like a prediction, but if you've seen E10 you'll already know whether or not it's correct
This was ground breaking! Hear me out!
Not only did this explain a lot of BrBa footage or whatever Jimmy did or didn't do to "keep" Kim from leaving.
It also thought me one thing I forgot since Covid19-LD.
I can feel something.
Thank you to the greatest show on the effing planet.... Love you and your videos and all of it and you together!!!! Just LOVE!!! Greetings from Austria!
NEVER EVER LOOKED FORWARD TO AN EPISODE for Tuesday (Europe release) EVER EVER EVER this much! Just loving the show and your work on it. Not kidding! You're such an honorable being to do all of this for us! I have NO words (other than I just typed) Have an effing great week!!!!! I
I never hated Kim as much as when she told that lie to Claire. Where else did she think this could go other than bad? I still feel like there is unfinished business with Cliff and Claire. There usually is fallout for most of Vince and Peter's characters who've broke bad.
The breakup was pre-meditated. It was happening before Howard died. Once Sandpiper settled, Kim was leaving - remember her demanding “it happens today”? Kim was skipping town with the money.
02:55 In Season 3 Chuck gives a speech where he argues that he found Howard's father in a small two room office and was the driving force of them building HHM into one of the biggest lawfirms in the Southwestern United States. Now with Howard's death HHM will be a small lawfirm once again a two room office just like it was before Howard's dad met Chuck. HHM has gone full circle.
Burnett is playing Kim aged 90 after another big time jump.
double upload kiwi lets gooo
Damn I thought the video said “KIMS FEET” I clicked as fast as humanly possible
i think kims hiding way more about her past than we have seen so far in the show other than the few clips of her mom we have seen.
Howard was really lucky to be married to Hideo kojima, she really loved him
Kim Jong and jimmy hendrix was jaleous of them, that's all
wouldn't quitting basically right after howard's funeral draw some suspicion from the police and others?
Not if they’ve closed the case. It’s clear cut suicide to them. All the signs are clear of day. We the audience know the truth but to the world of Howard Hamlin was a depressed, cocaine addict who had made a fool out himself, ruined his reputation and his marriage was failing. I doubt they even questioned it much
I can’t wrap my head around Kim defending Jimmy in court considering she was in the game and an innocent bystander was killed at her her feet. That doesn’t make Kim any better than her defendant, Jimmy, and seems that Kim only picks and chooses when she’s ethical?
kim can teach ponytail styling...
Man bobs face during the break up scene...
I want it to be 9 pm already so I can watch today's episode lol
I don't know much, but one thing I do is that we have not seen the last of Kim. She's Chekov's gun.
I think it's safe to say that Chuck told us what would happen fooling around with ole slipping Jimmy 😂
I still say Kim is Wendy
I still say she runs off with Lyle 🤣 lolz
Kim is Max.
Ok so I haven't gone through every comment on here, but from what I have seen no one has addressed the elephant in the room about how much Jimmy/Saul/Gene's hooker looked a lot like Kim's mom, and could really be Kim. I mean he does the thing that he did to Kim as @TheVividKiWi pointed out in another video of his.
Gene is the thumbnail for the new ep on Prime Video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ok here’s I thing I noticed in the end of the Opening of Wine & Roses the qork screw at the end of it looks similar to the one in the episode Switch where Jimmy and Kim scam Ken and that same qork screw is shown and Kim takes it. Here’s the clip.
ruclips.net/user/clipUgkxQLvQhL8ARYoyUU-vtw7QBf5hg8ClUQ-x
My theory is that the reason why Jimmy has the qork screw is that it’s the only thing he got to keep that reminds him of his past with Kim. Maybe just me going crazy but just wanted to say.
I wonder if Carol Burnett will be Kim way in the future
anyone else realise at 10:10 jimmy says "whats done can be undone" while literally standing where howards body was the night before? i think it shows how he still felt it was all a game and that the repercussions werent even that serious which is how he fell into being saul without kim
Carol's character is Ed the cab driver's ma
Biggest mistake Gilligan/Gould have made with BCS is giving Kim a short-shrift brushoff and inexplicable split with Jimmy. She is a MAJOR new type of character in TV drama and deserves a CLASSIC, even over-the-top ending that shows the irreconcilable conflict with her strong moral code and her will to survive. I would hope a Jimmy/Kim scene worthy of Shakespeare is on the way. Gene Takovic and Omaha are banal distractions from the epic stakes that made BCS a hit with fans.
Correction* Cliff definitely did not believe Howard was innocent of being a drug addict.
Only thing that still puzzles me with this situation is, why? Why did Jimmy and Kim work so hard and diligently to ruin Howard? I understand maybe some reason, but it was Chuck that was behind Jimmy not being hired by HHM. It just doesn’t add up to me as to why Howard deserved all of this? Can anyone explain and maybe put it into perspective for me?
They did it for fun. More specifically Kim. I think Saul did it because he did have a little bit of jealousy for Howard
@@dylantm5389 I get they got a kick out of doing it. But, there’s definitely more to it. Their past ‘scams’ were not malicious like they were with Howard. Well, none that I can think of right now. They ruined Howard’s reputation, essentially broke it to pieces. Lalo took care of the rest but not something Saul & Kim anticipated obviously.
@@saulgood6313 Vince and Peter have said that they wrote their relationship like an addiction. The only way to get high again is a stronger dose. Make sense? Every scam they did they upped the ante until something finally went wrong.
@@dylantm5389 that actually does make a lot of sense. It does also make sense why they chose Howard as the target. Although, after watching everything over again, Kim was definitely the main driving force in making these scams happen. Jimmy did ask Kim a couple times if this was all worth doing at all, Kim assured him that Howard always “lands on his feet.”
Kim gaslighting Cheryl isn't horrible, it's amazing. Cheryl was a terrible wife that made howard sleep in the guest house for a year and brushed off every attempt he made to fix their marriage and better himself. She deserves every bit of the guilt kim made her feel here.
not remmbering can be for shawdowing for saul to gene not wanting to forget how he was saul
She did redeem herself maybe a little bit but true redemption would have been to tell the truth about Howard, but obviously in that case both her and Jimmy would be probably either in jail or dead...
Everyone should remembet this is'nt Joanie loves Chachi. These people face heavy consequences for their actions
I really liked the end when Gene put together an empty blouse and tie outfit that reminded him of Kim and left it hanging intact at the end of a rack. He obviously still wants her in his life.
C'mon give us the episode 10 video!!!
Howard had it coming. Seeya, Howie.
6:54 kim also interveened to save jimmy when they were doing a scheme with the kettlemen... the "happy family" that stole the million from treasury and went camping.. if it wasnt for kim thretening them, probably things would go a different route...
My mom was happy to see Jimmy and Kim break up, she spent the entirety of the past couple seasons going "why are they together? She's so stupid!"
Surprising how Kim didnt have any presence in Breaking Bad being she took Mikes story to Walt about taking half measures versus whole measures. In this episode Kim Wexler definitely took whole measures.
I know they probably aren't connected at all, but does anyone get Kim's mom vibes from Jeff's mother? I thought they were the same character for a minute.
I still can't believe that they had Huell eat Kim in the last episode.
I was pretty Horrified that Kim was telling yet another bold-faced lie 😠to a grieving wife. But I looked closely. Kim told her last Lie, ever, at that moment. She made the Decision "no more". And Jimmy was also told "no more". Guilt must weigh heavily. She has to look over her shoulder now too. Will Cliff think twice what Howard said about Jimmy's antics? Someone, somewhere, will sniff around.
I hope Kim & Jim have some karma blowback for Howard's end. That they walk away, quit, is too open-ended. 😕🐦
too early i guess the quality still capped to 360p😂🤝
I don't think Kim would have left/said these things if they didn't need to write her out of the story.
I dont think Cliff felt that howard was innocent at this point. I think he fully believes that howard was an addict
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I always enjoy your comments! Thank you!
I think after watching this, we may have see the end of Kim's story.
HHM
@Nero were you on Antons stream yesterday. i think i rememember you lol
Watch that vanity fair video released earlier today with bob and rhea discussing theories
Insider podcast says it was the first I Love Yous they've exchanged.
Fifteen seconds in.. She took the hit!
15 seconds left.. No honey... she said some epic lie in that meeting.
If I were Howard I would have INSISTED on taking a hair follicle test. The true story of any drug use is the hair. I would have insisted on witness to every step of the process.
I consider this the biggest plot hole in this story.
I happen to fear the hair follicle tests. I know it's "game over" if you're asked to take that kind of drug test. Weed is legal in this state, but companies still want their "drug free" employees. They love poking their snouts in our business, except when it can exonerate you.
@@SciHeartJourney There was never any scene where Howard was doing any other kind of drug besides alcohol. Even the night he was killed he doesn't even light up a cigarette, but is drunk and still drinking when he shows up at the apartment. Weed isn't legal Federally which any company that operates INTERSTATE, meaning more that 1 State, is bound by that law. Finding a company that is truly operating INTRASTATE, meaning only in 1 State, is pretty much impossible these days. While your local gas station may have 7 locations in your city, they get the gas and other things they sell from out of State, and use Federal Highways to transport those goods. So as a lawyer Howard would understand all of this, and yes would probably go for a hair test. In doing so he would have to put up his own money for it, and in doing so that would take time. The night he picked to show up and say something to Kim and Jimmy/Saul/Gene, was just bad timing. Honestly he could have died on the way there in a car wreck, brought on by a heart attack, brought on from alcohol poisoning, and being caught in a road rage incident, where he was grazed by a bullet, and had an air conditioner fall on his head, after getting hit by a bus.
He could've done that the next day. In any case, nobody had outright accused him of doing drugs
@@esquilax5563 yes he did! Cliff compared him to his own drug addict son. He called BS on Howard's excuses, having heard all the druggie excuses before.
His eyes were dilated and his associate noticed. They found cocaine in his car.
I'm better investigator than that though. I would look in his HOUSE to find stray hairs of his. If they could prove he's not a drug addict, everything about his disappearance suddenly looks suspicious.
@@SciHeartJourney nope! Cliff calling BS on his excuses was about him throwing Wendy out of the car, not about drugs.
His employee who noticed his eyes certainly didn't outright accuse him - that would mean saying explicitly "I think you're on drugs". Of course there were lots of insinuations and suspicions, that's been like half the plot of this season.
As for the coke in his car, I think you'll find it's pretty difficult to insist on a hair test when you're already dead
Anyone else thought in the moment that the kiss she gave Jimmy in the parking garage was her being turned on? She got such a charge out of all their schemes and they had sex when the whole sandpiper thing blew up so I was afraid that that long Kiss she gave Jimmy (with tongue) was her being turned on, not her saying goodbye. I thought we'd definitely now be in the last episodes where she turns into Kimmy Corleone (to steal a reference from a youtuber I forget their name? Was it Pete Peppers? I don't remember) and then we find out she's in prison or dead or something. Glad that Kim is alive and that she didn't fore sake her one goodly soul forever to give in to the thrill of breaking bad.
How could you see tongue from a long shot in the shadows!?
Kim in all black garb for court when she tells the judge that she quit being a lawyer.
i wounder if all stuff so far will be like jesse and saul narrarating or going over it in there heads its why we see gene scenes for more and walt could still be alive they could have kept him alive and told everyone he was dead to get story out of him and then more happens
I never make predictions and theories of what's gonna happen in a show, like all of these dedicated fans and "experts" make, because, plain and simple:
A, it's not my "call" as a viewer, B, it destroys all possible fun of watching, and C, it's stupid to try to get inside other people's minds to see what creative solutions can find. If that was the case, then we'll be sitting in the director's chairs and Gilligan and Gould would be viewers.
Now there's a car in a crossroad and Saul speaking again some words without known context. What would a fan can make of that? I can understand some fans' false expectations because of an episode with no deaths etc, but hey, after all these so-called "sophisticated" fancy predictions which turn out to be ridiculous theories which always fail miserably and could not predict the simplest of all developments (for example that Kim left because she couldn't just stand herself and what had she became), there are people who still talking about "What will be happen next?" and "Will we see Kim again?" and "Where is Kim in Gene's timeline?"
I don't care, there aren't real people, it's fiction. I'm watching it only for the fun of spending my time for a class AAA+ art product that can be seen like the visual continuation of the 'Great American Novel' -and don't get me wrong, an art product that makes you think about it is awesome, [Note: "The Wire" makes us think about it, but in a what a totally different level: so many social and political issues, all packed in 50 minutes episodes.]
So, yes, I'm letting the writers to take me wherever they want and I never make predictions and theories
Just enjoy it, this is what matters.
I don't know why, but I found some weird satisfaction in cheryl's pain. I guess The coffee Howard made for her earlier in the season should be blamed lol. Anyone agrees?
As someone stated in the comments of another video, it's a bit of a plot problem how Kim just decides to get out of the game at the snap of her fingers, meanwhile every gangster in every mobster or cartel movie can't get out of the game. when you're in, your in. And yes, Kim was in the game. They even say it here ruclips.net/video/gwyGF7C7CQQ/видео.html
Caldera got out like 3 episodes ago
Not really, she’s only “in the game” to Lalo and Mike/Gus. With Lalo dead, Gus and Mike don’t have any reason to keep her from leaving the game or going after her if she does. So there’s really no reason she couldn’t just leave the way she does
@@vadersnemesis Gus would never leave any open ends. He was staunchly against Nacho getting out, and he wouldn't be any more flexible on Kim.
Where is the intro/outro song from? Keep it up