t-dub
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Its secede not exceed. And the bills were counterfeit.
Better Call Saul
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Walter Bishop
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I believe so. If I remember my Breaking Bad correctly, Mike had been estranged from his daughter, but was allowed to see his Granddaughter a few times per month.
At the point in time this show is at, I assume the Granddaughter has not been born yet.
puddleglum
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BB established that the granddaughter's name is Kaylee Ehrmantraut so it is possible the woman is married to Mike's son, as opposed to his biological daughter. I am guessing she is pregnant with Kaylee, something bad happened to her husband (like he's dead or in prison) and she blames Mike.
friedrich
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Dude, they weren't counterfeit... They were to be the legitimate fiat currency of his new sovereign nation!
Ricardo
Well-Known Member
This is a good show, very funny and poignant at times but rather episodic I think. Very clever scenes with the would-be secessionist and the old lady's will, and heartbreaking (well, moving) regarding his brother's condition. It feels like it's taking forever to get going but this week's show had signs that things are going to move up a gear or two with Mike appearing to snap out of his "booth-guy" stupor and Jimmy's ambitions beginning to broaden. When's he going to change his name though?
SSVUN~YAH
You Must Unlearn, What You Have Learned...
CarolKing
Singer of songs and a vapor connoisseur
That was funny the cocobollo desk. All I could think about was a cocobollo wooden stem from Ed.
That was sad when he was crying there at the end. He had to say goodbye to the large fancy office because he had to give all the money back, minus the money he already spent. I love the interaction with he and his brother Chuck played by Michael McKean.
Interesting how the writer decided to portray Mike's tragic background, and we know what happens to him on BB towards the end. I was pissed the way he was killed off by Walter White, I had no sympathy for Walt after that.
That was sad when he was crying there at the end. He had to say goodbye to the large fancy office because he had to give all the money back, minus the money he already spent. I love the interaction with he and his brother Chuck played by Michael McKean.
Interesting how the writer decided to portray Mike's tragic background, and we know what happens to him on BB towards the end. I was pissed the way he was killed off by Walter White, I had no sympathy for Walt after that.
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Walter Bishop
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LOL! My wife was like, "what's cocobolo?"
I got to look all smart when I knew. Of course I know because of various stems and log vapes, but I still knew darn it!
t-dub
Vapor Sloth
I saw that.
EveryDayAmnesiac
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If you don't like loud horsing off or don't want to shake your crime stick, you better not watch this:
I love how goddamn obvious it is from the beginning that the security guard is going to be ... ME!
I love how goddamn obvious it is from the beginning that the security guard is going to be ... ME!
EveryDayAmnesiac
Well-Known Member
They used this song very well:
olivianewtonjohn
Well-Known Member
I thought it was this LOL
Good to know where that sample came from, its amazing
My dad recognized the retirement building:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/S...3m1!1s0x0:0x6b189789ade9be8a!6m1!1e1?hl=en-US
This faces I25 nothbound
^And from what I hear this local lawyer is supposed to be kind of sleazy so good fit LOL
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Walter Bishop
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All I have to say is, God damn it Chuck!
After everything he still considers Jimmy, "Slippin' Jimmy."
After everything he still considers Jimmy, "Slippin' Jimmy."
There were enough hints that Chuck wasn't supporting Jimmy that I expected that. It's been a decent first season, definitely improving every episode in my opinion. I really liked the scenes with Mike. He cracked me up wondering which gun he should use, then he trashed the lot of them.
Walter Bishop
Well-Known Member
I did as well. But to hear him say more or less, you're not my peer, you're slippin' Jimmy. Just such a heart break after all Jimmy has done for him.
Melting Pot
Sick & Twisted
I have to stay away from here.
Got a lot of catching up.
Aren't dvr's awesome
Never could figure programming my VCR. Lol
Got a lot of catching up.
Aren't dvr's awesome
Never could figure programming my VCR. Lol
t-dub
Vapor Sloth
Trying to identify the hardware. The Glock he took away at the start and the next one, the shiny one with the holes in the trigger, was indeed a Wilson Combat 1911. The little one in the ankle holster was hard to see but I think it was a Ruger LCP and the final big one he pulled out had the unmistakable profile of a Desert Eagle.
vapebuddy13
Your resident Super Hero
was very unsure of this show when I saw the first episode but glad I gave it more of a chance and kept watching... Enjoying the development of everthing
CarolKing
Singer of songs and a vapor connoisseur
I'm disappointed the season is already over. I thought it was brilliantly written for the most part. There were some points where I thought the show dragged a bit in the last episode. I will be anxiously awaiting the second season. I hope it will be renewed.