No one can refuse dessert 🍮 🤣

@@foodielt especially Jerry

I thought it looked disgusting. To Quote Louis CK: "There's no way that's not cum!"

Mmm mm mm mm m

I got a good chuckle out of this comment, the final sentence was hilariously true

He wasn't that "old"

@@johngrayatkinson1214 he's talking about the old lady who liked him

@@johngrayatkinson1214 what he means is his experience with the elderly people during the sandpiper case, Saul/Jimmy clearly manipulated people like Irene in order to make here go for a settlement which he could benefit from, at least that’s what I think.

need a will? Call McGill.

Great point. The episodes where he was selling sports shoes in the mall were so funny.

Man I literally had to look away, they threw in the bit about the maintenance guy having to clean that scuff mark to make it even more tense

Total yawn, here. Woopdidoo, another scam. At least nobody got killed this time. Meanwhile, Jimmy remains dead.

Same that was the best part of the episode.

@@feargalkelly3534 When she said about waxing, I knew Jeff was taking a fall.

Litearlly the only show that can get my heart racing in suspense

Also, that may be living as Gene he might not have been thinking of his past much, but recounting those events to the Security guy it may have come back to him as well as his conman nature again with the latest con pulled off. So maybe this new realisation could put him on some another road. On its own this episode was great though we don't see how this episode affects the end.

FACTS

Damn I guess she got him lol

​@@dannyvolpe2306Yeah. His mom got him, not Jeff.

Theres loads of takeaway places near me that have absolutely no custom but have been open for years.... prob laundering money or something!

That's funny because I'll never be able to watch any other show and not wonder why it's not even close to being half as good as BB or BCS.

@@pianostool44 It's rather common around the world. If they grow "too big" IRS will start doing investigations.

Some of them certainly are.

I was at McDonald's and as the manager was ringing me up I looked at him and said you're secretly leading a double life as a drug kingpin aren't you and he looked at me startled communicating to me with his facial expressions utter fear that I said "did do Lalo send you"

Slippin' Jeffie

Genius foreshadowing. Didn't put it together right away

@Rædweald the scuff on the floor that the department store manager noticed when closing

@Rædweald the store manager asked to contact maintenance about having the floor “polished”.

@Rædweald The manager of the department store told one of the workers to call someone to polish the floor, which was the exact spot where jeffy slipped

If it was just Nick, Gene would not have won him over. He already had a grudge against Gene, and he's clearly sharper than his boss. Frank was the weak spot for Gene to exploit, and he brought Nick around.

Yup, but not Marion. She’s playing chess with Gene right now.

@@introverthoney8876 Wouldn't it be something if Gene got outsmarted by another con artist?

@Terry, Yup! Marion is not going to be the sweet old lady he was expecting her to be. In fact, when she invited Gene inside to clean up (garage scene), I think she had put it all together then. The way she asked him if he wanted to help her with the groceries, saying his name twice in the same sentence, subtly stressing his name the second time she says it. I didn’t notice it during the first viewing of the episode, but I caught it during the second one.

@Terry, And when Marion says to Gene, “Oh where’s my brain? I keep forgetting to ask you about Nippy.” She has a superb memory. And before that, when she tells him, “Things are so much better for Jeffy up here, even more so now that he knows you.” Mmm mmm. She’s going to seek that reward money.

And it felt Sad, because it's true

Nice catch!

@@ThaisNunesKZfaqr He did the same with Howard's widow.

Gene reminded me of Heisenberg a lot in this episode.

@neil I thought the same thing. Walt was an expert at putting a plan together. It took me awhile to figure out that every scene in this episode was methodically orchestrated by Saul.

That's the thing, he didn't put the shirt back; he left it outside of the other clothes. Almost like he wanted to easily find it

Saul wore solid shirts; resembled more like something from Kim’s wardrobe. Gene was lamenting over the departure of his wife.

He's like a god in human clothing

I think the shirt is some kind of signature. Same as the “SG was here” carving on the wall.

I thought it meant that he misses being Saul, but he realizes he can't return to that persona

I think he does miss Kim, only clue is the Kansas City Royals lunch box.

@@MrDisneylover69 great catch Jimothy! Didn’t even register that

But in the end where he is all happy with himself he still puts that new shirt down. So something else is bothering him.

Why would he miss the cartel

he does miss kim and chuck, but i agree with the sentiment

I feel like people want others to die or just have No happy ending either

New Jeff actor was fucking terrible. How did he get the role?

Me too!

@@hannuainsalo6825 Not actually terrible imo, just ... different. But I was a bit disappointed too, because i found the old actor way more vivid and also a bit intimidating

@@simoms2545 That tone change was just jarring and manipulative, i didn't like it. I just found that actor to be bad in his role. I understood they tried lighter tone but he couldn't do it imo

Love the profile name.big fan of his work lol

Well, the actor changed too. The new actor not nearly as menacing. Just my opinion though.

If this kind of tactic would have been employed by any other show It would have been burned to the ground because of negative reviews. I also think death of Lalo salamanca was pretty underwhelming. Years of buildup and got shot by an old grumpy man.

@@tarantinoish I definitely agree, this actor looked far more scared than menacing.

@@tarantinoish - I didn't even notice! 🤣🤣🤣

That line brought nostalgic feeling.

@dominicklemm Totally I agree! I see now how jimmy and Walt relates more

Maybe a dumb question, but does Jimmy/Gene now know that Walter is dead?

@@billholt2198 i don't think he does unless he still has contacts, which i doubt he has. Also its been a while since I've watched El Camino but i wonder if Jesse is still in his cage at this point.

It just tell me he hasnt learnt a damn thing 🤣

when the manager saw the mark on the floor i instantly knew that he was going to slip on that portion of floor later on...the foreshadowing wasn't that subtle and kind of ruined the "surprise" for me later on.

@@aaacomp1 it was possible the cleaner would be there polishing in person and would just see the scam

@@aktionmancer604 that's a lot less dramatic and makes the story needlessly complicated.

That as well as one of the tags falling at the top of the escalator... totally felt the same way and when the slip happened it made me crack up so much cause it was such a good break in tension.

@@aaacomp1 OK there "Jason from the Internet"

Definitely!

No, it was just you. You're a freak. You're weird and no one else had that feeling ever.

I don't like sugary goods and I felt honestly uncomfortable with the thought of having to eat one of those every day just to humor someone coming by to visit. It honestly did the opposite for me.

@@Arcessitor huh?! Sorry can't hear you over the crunchy moisty texture of this Cinnabon in my mouth. mmmm

@@Arcessitor He seem to enjoy it. I don't think he was forcing it down just to humor Gene, it became like the highlight of his day 😂😂

"From a purely existential outlook Saul is at a lower point than Walt ever was." Lol what? I would disagree with that. Walt got his brother in law killed and turned his whole family against him. Walt died with his family and son hating his guts. That's definitely a lot worse than Jimmy. At least for Jimmy, Kim is still alive and loves him. He's still better off than Walt.

We don't even know if they keep in contact. Jimmy has relatively no life lines or logical redemption arc. Walt more or less died for those he felt love for to redeem them. Meanwhile Jimmy has no clear path towards any redemption. And existentialism isn't about people loving you it's about legacy.

Yah, one theory I have is Saul's ultimate punishment is the story he tells the security guard; he is alone and has no friends or family. Maybe the final scene is somonehow cementing the fact that Gene will live out his life paranoid and alone.

Well put! Excellent analysis. I agree. At least Walt had the pretense of doing his bad deeds to provide for his wife & kid after he succumbed to cancer. And he was sympathetic due to being tragically screwed over by his former business partners. Ultimately Walt admitted to Skylar he kept doing it long after amassing more than enough money simply because he liked doing it and he was good at it. As was posted by Nash, Walt sacrificed himself in the end for those he loved - a form of redemption. What's Jimmy's rationalization for his embracing the criminal lawyer path? His big brother was mean to him? Nope. Not entirely. I do think if his brother supported him Jimmy had a chance at staying "clean." I think Jimmy became Saul because deep down he enjoys it and he's good at it. Period. I can't see Gene settling into a boring, solitary life of legal obscurity. How could he seek redemption? And does he even want redemption? I don't get the sense he does. He seems to be all about survival at any cost.

When you put it like that it's pretty depressing. I am still holding out hope for a happy ending.

Yes, same here. They could've made it in a way it was easier for us to understand the changing of the actor. I was like "WTF, who's this MF" but the thing he had hanging in his rearview (idk how to say it in English lol) was the click for me that he was indeed the same cab driver from the mall.

The first guy was more intimidating. The second guy was ehhh 🫤🫤

Lmfao same bro I thought I was just high af

@@ikerpena3 yea I was really lookin forward to meeting this new character from Sauls past. The re cast took a bit from that feeling

@@ikerpena3 The whole time I'm wondering, "Is this supposed to be the same guy" .I remembered him being really like obnoxious and loud and like self confident, this new guy was like a totally meek pathetic kinda guy. Im not sure why they changed his whole character

I thought so too....until after I watched last nights episode. The first Jeff seemed more evil and foreboding of some kind of possible extortion scenario but the 2nd Jeff fit, I think, more in line with that goofy character Jeffie.

@@dufusbug exactly!

I don't think the previous Jeff would've been able to do all that running. No offense to him, but he's a big guy.

@@jennifermeyer704 what?? He was in certainty more menacing shape

@@menoseloso119 I'm just saying he didn't look like a fast runner for the heist.

In that moment it made sense for Jeff to be menacing as Gene had no idea who he was or what he wanted. In this episode you see the full picture of a dude living at home with his mom who is clearly way out of his league criminally speaking in comparison to Saul. While I loved the original actors unnerving and intimidating take, as soon as Gene had the upper hand when he was with Marion it didn’t really make sense for him to continue being the source of paranoia and anxiety as that was soon replaced by the stress of not getting caught within the scam.

Agreed. First Jeff was better. Fairly disappointing, but nothing could be done.

@@jackgutman4822 Agreed! Makes sense in the context and now that we have more information. It was more of a mental hurdle for me getting past the actor change. Thought Don Harvey was great. 😁

yeah he was worse then the picture of him i saw but im going to try and be positive about it

Compared to last time, Saul Goodman, the lawyer connected to a meth kingpin and the cartel, is now in his living room conversing with his mother. He's not going to be creepy or antagonistic because now he knows Saul is willing to cross lines, and he doesn't want to know how far Saul would go.

Except it was true. When he walked out of the security office, he went around the corner and cried.

.....and as we've seen, 'Fly' became more appreciated over time.

Loved the fly episode. This one stunk on ice. I get it. Everything was so clever. At some point you outsmart yourself defining your own bath water.

Most people love the Fly episode. Some don't. You got that reversed. If most people hated it, it would have an IMDB rating of below 6 or 5. But it is a 7.8, which is a loved episode by any metric. Nippy on the other hand is an easy 8.5+ which means it's universally loved.

Hot wife, three beautiful daughters and a Cinnabon, you bet your ass he is 🤣

Well, Jerry got daily supplies of free Cinnabon, so who scammed who here?

you mean larry or garry?

@@mattspyro I mean perfectly!

I did feel the same , this tv show all about the small details .lovve it

It was definitely deliberate. Nice detail.

I thought of Lalo when I saw it

So as not being American, is Omaha that cold and snowy in October as the vlogger suggests the timeline is? Oct 2010?

@@geoffmaloney2717 The “unexpected snowstorm” they mention in the dialogue is definitely possible

@@geoffmaloney2717 technically it can be. If I remember correctly back in 2010 we may have had a snow storm around that time. Omaha gets all four seasons, so it's blazing hot currently. But come end of September early October, snow is very possible.

I'm in Texas so to me Nebraska is like living in the artic.... it's so cold and it happens in October! whereas in Texas you might get a cold Thanksgiving but I'm saying 45-50 degrees. To the northern states 45 degrees in winter is balmy. Texas might have freezes or snow one year in February and the next year 70 in Feb. Yes Omaha is COLD. Ask a southerner. The USA is huge and one thing is for sure, above the Mason Dixon line winters are terrible.

@@lifeissweet9826 ​ @Life is Sweet yeah I was down in Houston Texas a month ago for work and it was very hot. Omaha gets that hot and humid sometimes, but I don't remember it being consistently like that until late June early July.

I’m saying Saul is coming back, and in full color.

The outrageous shirt and tie were pure Saul. He’s going to try for a comeback.

I think otherwise. Gene hanging up that “Saul looking” suit was indicative that he’s done being Saul for good. Gene is literally “hanging it up.” It couldn’t be more on the nose.

If you look at the promo ‘poster’ AMC created for this last half of the final season, they show Gene putting on a red suit coat or taking it off. That is the overall theme of the next few episodes, I think. Does he become Saul again or does he remain Gene?

This episode was all Jimmy, hence why he left the Saul clothes on the rack at the end. He's over being Saul, but he wants to be slippin Jimmy again. In this episode he pulls a classic Jimmy scam, and befriends an elderly lady for his benefit

It doesn't work that way, it's not for people who miss something, these writers don't do that, it's for building Gene's character so that we understand who he is and how he solves problems

@@user-df8lp9zq8s Point well made. On the surface, Nippy seems like wasted story telling time. How does it advance the story? But that's the brilliance of Vince Gilligan. Gilligan is going to wrap the story up in an unpredictable way. When it's done, we will look back at Nippy and say "he told us what was going to happen the whole time." The breadcrumbs are in there.

Can of Coke to ya.

This episode was a return to Jimmy McGill highlighted by Gene returning the flashy dress shirt/tie combo back to the rack at the very end of the episode. This is full circle BCS.

Saul deserves an honary Golden Nogger!

The big dude from Parks and Rec who asks Jeeves to please take him to Google.

Really sorry episode. Hope they are done with Marion, Jeff and Gene. Let's wrap up with Mike, Kim, Jimmy, Gaile, Gus and the super lab.

I think this episode nippy would have been better if it appeared earlier in the season. It just seemed a bit out of place and too different from from the seriousness that we’ve been building up to toward the end. Question is where exactly would it have fit better?

Oh and as other people have said I feel that the recasting of Jeff REALLY hurt the effectiveness of the episode and the overall vibe that started when the original actor appeared on the scene. It would’ve worked so much better with the original guy it really took me out of it. I wonder if there is any chance for a re-shoot I know it seems like a tall order but we can dream.

You think it's wrapped up? My sense is that this is not the last of the Jeff/Gene/Marion storyline and the bad characters Jeff fell in with in ABQ and that we'll see just how important this episode is within the arc of the remaining episodes. The intense subversion of expectations that this episode delivered, to me, signals that their is more to this storyline that will be connected to everything we've seen in both the BCS, BB and Gene timelines. How is anyone's guess!

@@schuey999 better call saul fans when no major character dies 😭😭😭

She has already been referenced too. Carol Burnette's ear pull was Chuck and Rebecca's signal the night Jimmy was coming for dinner. There was no ear pull in "Nippy" so I'm sure we are seeing her again.

I think a twist might be that she knows quite well that he is Saul Goodman (Jeffy may have mentioned it to her) and that her and Jeffy have a plan to take him down and collect his bounty (5 million I think it was on the wanted poster).

It was quite good and very unexpected. Very much in line with the show overall.

It sucked

Oh noted Indian professor

It wasn't the best episode of the season, but it was definitely a good episode overall. I can't wait to see where they go from here and how many episodes they're going to go back to the breaking bad timeline for. I assume 1 episode of the breaking bad timeline, but hard to say.

@@billj4525 yes not the best episode of the season, but again personal opinion, this one stood out for me. And yes regarding the BrBa timeline, i guess it's just gonna be one episode, maybe the next one and then the last two episodes can be gene's destiny. Let's see, pretty damn excited.

The outdoor trial run scene was particularly interesting because he was totally open about his past as a lawyer. He knew those two well enough to be comfortable saying that, he also didn't care about them knowing who he was.

@Alexander Kerensky that's what I figured too.. that he was totally bragging about it with these two imbeciles. and they TOTALLY know all about it. all things considered, how absolutely nutso is Walt's story when stepping back and really considering everything? ...I'm sure every major national news outlet (CNN, MSNBC, Fox, NPR, etc) have all been talking about it ad nauseum. The late night talk show hosts are all probably cracking jokes about it nightly. It's essentially another "True Crime" nationwide fascination. You know the routine. I like to imagine that in this world, Walt and Jesse are like... these mythic folk villains (or anti-heroes) that are capturing the imagination of the entire country, and here's their attorney who was not only along for the ride, but in some cases was even in the back seat of the same car (both literally and metaphorically speaking). He probably knows these two idiots have been glued to their tv's like everyone else, so he probably also figures that they're in "awe" of his presence. Realizing that they're getting criminal advice from a man who advised two of the biggest criminals in recent American history... and perhaps also realizing that he's a bigger celebrity than Sammy Hagar. I'm sure he's loving EVERYTHING about it too. Lil ol Slippin Jimmy from Cicero is an honest to god celebrity outlaw like Jesse James, and this is his first time actually feeling it, and allowing himself to love it. I get the sense that this feeling leads up all the way to the ending where he's looking at a shirt and tie that turn up the volume on Saul's wardrobe eve higher. As though Saul is somewhere inside saying, "You made it, man!!! Top of the world!!" SG really was here. when you think about all of that? where he started? how it all began? ripping off his ol man? "slippin jimmy" cons? his brother? the "sunroof?" the mail room? the land crabs? pro bono attorney? sandpiper? mike? nacho? the cartel? hector? gus? lalo? ...then one day walt walks into his office looking like DB cooper? connects with him, then connects him with gus... and helps to oversee and establish one of the biggest domestic drug kingpin operations in american history (not seen since the prohibition era). after all of that... here he is, devising a plan to rob a department store of some $100,000 worth of shoes and clothing. I mean... he knows he was the best. and even though this department store is small potatoes, he still gets his chance to remember who he was and still is in this episode.

no this wouldnt have been a good series finale but it was a good ep

Slippin Jimmy's back yo

I agree. Also think about how every season has been 10 episodes. I genuinely feel like this could’ve ended the series. We have 3 more episodes and to me it’s all extra credit so I’ll take it. Very intrigued to see where they can take this show for the last 3 episodes. I’m assuming we’ll see more about Kim and I guess what happens to gene after this episode

It would be fitting because of the ending when Gene goes to the store the next day and hangs the shirt, kinda leaving Saul Goodman behind.

This episode sucked. This storyline is a dead end.

Maybe Jeff tips his ABQ bad crowd about Saul, getting around Saul's MAD protection.

I am wondering if Marion actually knows more about Gene being Saul than she is letting on.

I think Jeff may have been on that blue magic back in the ABQ ;)

Agreed. The reference to the “bad crowd” that Jeff fell in with in ABQ is the Chekhov gun foreshadowing what’s to come.

@@brandonmclain2933 Maybe that storyline is related to Cliff Main's son, the drug addict whose identity is a mystery

As a jazz enthusiast I love this metaphor ❤️🎷

Beautifully explained my friend

It's interesting how the previous episodes are shot in color but are extremely grim. In contrast this episode doesn't really evoke the same depressing/paranoid feelings we've been used to with the other Gene flashforwards: it feels more like an episode from the first or second season. I might be wrong, but I feel like this episode's purpose is to let Jimmy come back and to let us see that he has decided to leave Saul behind. After all in the opening we've seen the tape record over the old Saulesque footage and in the end we see Gene figuratively hang Saul on the rack. So excited to see next week's episode!

and the “Say it.” line!! i muttered *okay heisenberg* under my breath when he said that💀

silenthorn i think it was a call back to the mall scene with the original jeff but ok

@@lukecanning94 nothin wrong with it paralleling to both🤷🏼 but ok

"I"m not your friend" really felt like he was talking directly to the viewer.

Fuck "Heisenberg."

When you live an unsavory life sometimes the only people you can confide in are strangers.... you obscure the details and let it go. Doing it elsewhere is dangerous

I thought opposite. He got his rush on the mall theft and is thinking about leaning back into Saul life.

I thought was more of a ‘Saul Goodman was here’ moment. It didn’t mean that he was back for good or gone forever. But he wanted to mark the success of his scam in some way where it took place. I properly grinned when he left the tie/shirt combo hanging on the rail.

What bit was the final acknowledgement of Chuck?

Gene grabbed the Saul costume off the rack and smiled at old memories. But Jim McGill put it back, because the Saul chapter is closed for good. While living as Gene, Jim McGill has had time to reflect. Life as Gene was the result of fear - fear of jail or worse. Jimmy has lived it, and learned it's no life at all. Life as BB Saul was the result of trauma. Jimmy has lived it, and learned that crime can come with a high cost. Jim McGill spent a brief time somewhere between Slippin' Jimmy and Saul and life was good. In large part because of Kim, sure. Jimmy knows he needs to find a Golidlock's life - somewhere between the mundane lows of cycling through 3 pairs of khakies and the fast lane highs of gangster life. Stay tuned, there are 3 episodes left.

Nah my nephew has binged it from last week until this episode and I got a txt saying he hated it. I think it should have been used last season or so, not whilst we are almost at the end.....it killed the mood for me. It was a good episode.....but wrong time.

@@mmazz30 how was it the wrong time???? When is the write time??

Gene is the one who knocks!

@@mmazz30 i don’t think OP meant that binging all the episodes before would make it better. i’m pretty sure they meant being able to binge the following episodes without having to wait is what will help. which we can’t do yet because they’re not out

Also directed by Michelle MacLaren. She directed more episodes of BB than any other director. She's great!

haha nice one

Peter named Lalo after Lalo Schifrin. I thought that was such a fun piece of trivia. He was a fan of his music as a kid.

​@@jennifermeyer704nice...i was reading that Lalo also had a son named gustavo

True. We knew that 'Jeffy' had a life in ABQ, but we don't know whether Marion was with him or not. If she was, there's no way she doesn't know who Saul is with all his elderly history and TV commercials specifically targeting the elderly community.

Especially in upstate , like Saratoga Springs ( my horse trainer I worked for had a house up there & it snowed in late September .

@@Jessicanyc Hah! I am in Clifton Park. So I know what you mean.

I think you're right. To place this particular full-length flash-forward just 3 eps from the finale... they've gotta be planning something there

I don’t necessarily agree. This creative team loves yanking our chains. If a development is obvious, they’re sure to do something else.

It's gonna suck. Some shows are better left without an ending.

@@marmitaa8619i disagree, breaking bad and better call saul have always been best at having explosive and memorable endings

If I ever see these new characters again, I will lose my mind. Utterly hated the most recent episode.

You think Marion is a disgusting, selfish murderer? Or, at least, a liar who steals from innocent people? You really think she's that pathetic, sleazy and despicable?

Her ABQ comment was the most interesting moment in the episode.

I think you may be on to something here. I've been thinking about how this can end, and it really seems like his identity will be exposed. Her being in Albuquerque really doesn't seem like a throw away thing.

We haven’t seen the last of her, this wasn’t a cameo. Curveball big time.

she wasn't in Albequerque though. Jeff was.

Nebraska is a Great Plains state and not sure what Nordic descent has anything to do with

I agree, I would have disliked this a great deal as a final episode. For a show as good as bcs, it would have been a very disappointing ending. They need to come up with a better ending that, and i'm sure they will. The writers are amazing, so I have faith.

Agreed 💯 + I'm satisfied wrapping the Jeff story (or not needing a Gene-only episode again) whether there's more Marion and/or Jeff or not

@@RobinHerzig Yep same.

@@billj4525 I will. Trust in Vince and Peter.

What's actually disappointing is that y'all still use would of

Good news! Cinnabons are airport staples, so if you ever fly to the US you may find one.

Nothing will ever come close to these two series. I loved BB and now I absolutely love BCS. From start to finish, everything just makes perfect sense. I'm praying Vince never stops with this universe

@@snicklefritz838 , BCS is extremely overrated. not even close to BB. people are lying to themselves thinking its better. in fact, most of the positive reviews in regards to BCS is due to the love that BB garners from its fanbase.

@@blqest125 What is the point of you telling me this? Let us enjoy this show and btw where did you see me saying its better?

@@snicklefritz838 , my point? my point is that im leaving an opinion on your opinion in the comments section about breaking bad. where did you see me say you said it was better? im just saying it. ive seen far too many comments saying BCS is better than BB when both are not even in the same league!!!!!

Lmao not everything is a call back. He was actually looking at stuff he wanted to buy during his walkthrus. He went back because he was fighting the urge to actually buy it with his share of the "game" money..

@@spoons250 Nah he was checking the vibe of the store managers to make sure the scam hadn't raised any suspicions.

@@nellsun2521 I know, it was my personal association...

Out of all the episodes of bcs to compare to dead freight you choose this one?

@Rodrigo Matile, I think Gene is about to get manipulated by Marion.

Gene, Steve sounds a bit the same when a distant voice is heard over a landline. He covered immediately with an explanation about deliveries, the Dept store manager would not have thought a thing about it. Too busy trying to get a big wooden box of her delivery floor.

That is a really interesting explanation!!

I think you're overthinking it. I'm pretty sure they weren't able to bring that original actor back for certain reasons.

The new guy looks weirdly like Patrick Fabien.

@@dislecsyk991 noticed that too. One scene I thought they were slowly morphing him into Howard for Jimmy as a hallucination or something but no he just really looks like him haha

@@overtimeworker59 this is more just an after-the-fact explanation instead of the reason why he was recast tho

why not just pay for netflix for a month watch this breaking bad, last kingdom , narcos and peaky blinders

I too notice things like this. It was obviously filmed in ABQ with fake snow. And isn’t this supposed to be in the middle of Fall (based on the college football references made)? Would Omaha look so wintry then? Don’t think so, but I’m not from Omaha.

I bought Shares in cinabaon after the first gene prolonged in season 1 so I hope so

"Two. The guards are through!"

Indeed! I had actually just finished watching that movie. The 'Operation Amnesty' attack plan.

I caught it. Also, the use of "Jim on the Move" from the old Mission Impossible TV show.