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gormdubhgorm

scamalert wrote: »

took me couple minutes to remember the face when Tuco sat down to count the cash of guy sitting in front of him,nice seeing few more people added to the story which goes well, with original series.

Yeah and the fella selling the guns to Mike was in breaking bad as well.

gormdubhgorm

My theory on why Mike did not kill Tuco. Mike is in with the cartel already in someway?

ixoy

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

My theory on why Mike did not kill Tuco. Mike is in with the cartel already in someway?

I'd have thought that he's still got a moral code that doesn't involve murder.

scamalert

it was strange how he knew so much about cartel name is general-since no sign of Gustavo yet.Then again he was never really type of a stone cold killer thus still having some morals left in him ?

dark crystal

I'm still not feeling this second season so far.

Nothing much seems to be moving very fast with Jimmy/Saul....I'm still none the wiser as to why Chuck is being such a spiteful pr*ck to his brother and why Jimmy/Saul keeps taking it without pointing out what a spiteful pr*ick he is.

Mike is a much more interesting character at this point.

ixoy

dark crystal wrote: »

I'm still none the wiser as to why Chuck is being such a spiteful pr*ck to his brother and why Jimmy/Saul keeps taking it without pointing out what a spiteful pr*ick he is.

Didn't they explain that in the first season? Jimmy used to constantly get in trouble, including with the law, and Chuck had to help him out. Jimmy promises to reform but after years of hassle, it's understandable why Chuck doesn't believe him. He's sick and tired of, as he sees it, Jimmy screwing up.

As to why Jimmy takes it: Chuck's his big brother. He remembers when Chuck did help him out. Not every relationship is a mutual and sensible arrangement.

Dirty Dingus McGee

Brilliant episode tonight.

It's really taking off.The guy who plays Tuco terrifies the sh1te out of me.

Although he has sort of been a bit of an asshole Chuck is 100% right about Jimmy and Jimmy keeps on proving him right with each step he takes.

dark crystal

ixoy wrote: »

Didn't they explain that in the first season? Jimmy used to constantly get in trouble, including with the law, and Chuck had to help him out. Jimmy promises to reform but after years of hassle, it's understandable why Chuck doesn't believe him. He's sick and tired of, as he sees it, Jimmy screwing up.

As to why Jimmy takes it: Chuck's his big brother. He remembers when Chuck did help him out. Not every relationship is a mutual and sensible arrangement.

But it really doesn't matter what Jimmy does at this point. Even when he gets a great legit job at a great legit law firm, Chuck goes all out to sabotage him. Why doesn't he want him to go straight and make good if he's sick of him being such a monumental f*ck up? How does he ever expect him to change, if he's never given the chance?

I just don't get the dynamic there at all.

loremolis

This season is moving very slowly. Each episode seems drawn out and somewhat predictable. I'm not enjoying it half as much as Seaon 1. Still hoping it picks up as it goes on.

RobbingBandit

A few far out guesses on my part here. Season 1 was set six years before Breaking Bad so this is five years before I would guess. Kim and Jimmy don't exist in BB world, if I had to guess Jimmy by changing his name to Saul Goodman can bypass his agreement with Chuck to no longer practice law.

Mousewar

Enjoying this season more than the first.

Find it strange how many people are eager to see him become Saul so soon. We've already seen plenty of Saul in BB. As far as I'm concerned as soon as he becomes Saul, the series is over.

loremolis

This season is moving very slowly. Each episode seems drawn out and somewhat predictable. I'm not enjoying it half as much as Seaon 1. Still hoping it picks up as it goes on.

dasdog

Series is very aptly named if the character pivot is brought about through the unapproved tv advert. It worked, but it wasn't accepted in the corporate world. More solo cheesy adverts by the end of the series please. Mike story is the most interesting so far, great character.

scamalert

dark crystal wrote: »

But it really doesn't matter what Jimmy does at this point. Even when he gets a great legit job at a great legit law firm, Chuck goes all out to sabotage him. Why doesn't he want him to go straight and make good if he's sick of him being such a monumental f*ck up? How does he ever expect him to change, if he's never given the chance?

I just don't get the dynamic there at all.

Well said,even this episode highlighted it as well-Chuck saying Jimmy is like an alco driving school bus,yet hes mentally ill and Jimmy keeps caring for him instead of calling him on his BS illness and getting tucked away somewhere,so its like Jimmy goes out of the way to work and do things right even if its grey area yet his brother calls it extortion when he says tell me to quit and he says hell be doing that by himself - so no wonder he becomes real Saul when he will be done with all that negativity that surrounds him and leaving Chuck Kim behind.

finally found the new intro theme song,seems really catchy and suits better then original track which was somewhat meh

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkIuTDZILMQ

irishgirl19

Why was chuck wearing a watch when he was asleep on the couch?

LionelNashe

dark crystal wrote: »

But it really doesn't matter what Jimmy does at this point. Even when he gets a great legit job at a great legit law firm, Chuck goes all out to sabotage him. Why doesn't he want him to go straight and make good if he's sick of him being such a monumental f*ck up? How does he ever expect him to change, if he's never given the chance?

I just don't get the dynamic there at all.

I think that Chuck's self-esteem was always based on the fact that he was a successful lawyer, and a good guy, in contrast to Slippin' Jimmy the borderline criminal. Then Jimmy cleaned up his act somewhat and became a lawyer and Chuck lost all of that. Chuck couldn't face the fact that Jimmy was now his peer, so he sabotaged him and continued to believe the worst of him, and he developed a delusion that turned him (Chuck) into a shut-in. The only times he's able to leave the house are when there's the chance of checking up on Jimmy and catching him doing something wrong. If Jimmy failed at the law or quit and moved away, I'd say Chuck would be cured of his insanity within a week.

Dirty Dingus McGee

LionelNashe wrote: »

I think that Chuck's self-esteem was always based on the fact that he was a successful lawyer, and a good guy, in contrast to Slippin' Jimmy the borderline criminal. Then Jimmy cleaned up his act somewhat and became a lawyer and Chuck lost all of that. Chuck couldn't face the fact that Jimmy was now his peer, so he sabotaged him and continued to believe the worst of him, and he developed a delusion that turned him (Chuck) into a shut-in. The only times he's able to leave the house are when there's the chance of checking up on Jimmy and catching him doing something wrong. If Jimmy failed at the law or quit and moved away, I'd say Chuck would be cured of his insanity within a week.

But Jimmy is sabotaging himself without Chucks help.

Regardless of his likability he's making unacceptable errors when he's been given a chance in a good quality law firm.

He ran an ad without checking with his superiors, he coerced clients into joining the law suit even though it could come back to bite the firm, he lied to Kim costing her her status in HHM.

Deep down Chuck is right about Jimmy even though Chuck is being a complete asshole he's still right about him.

Jimmy is far to dodgy and too much a lone wolf to ever be able to make it in a respectable law firm.

somuj

irishgirl19 wrote: »

Why was chuck wearing a watch when he was asleep on the couch?

People had watches before electricity was squeezed into a teeny tiny battery.

Tipsy McSwagger

irishgirl19 wrote: »

Why was chuck wearing a watch when he was asleep on the couch?

So he could tell the time when he was awake.

Antar Bolaeisk

irishgirl19 wrote: »

Why was chuck wearing a watch when he was asleep on the couch?

Maybe it's a wind-up watch?

squonk

Great episode! Who cares if it's slow! I like that! You have the time to exist in the world and build up a real feel for it. It's not like Mike or Jimmy are sitting around watchping paint dry or thinkig about what they'll have for breakfast.

I thought it was really great seeing Mike's train of thought unfold over having to kill Tuco. I took it that Mike was in Nam and had somehow gotten a distaste for killing because of that. I felt that it was only once he picked up the army rifle that his opinion became cemented. It looks like he was a sniper so perhaps something didn't sit right iwth him once he came home.

As for Jimmy, he really is the architect of his own misery really. The whole advertisment issue shows he's too fast and loose. He also just seems to see the smaller picture and I thought that was very obvious once Cliff explained the situation. On balance it's also telling that he's just in the door before he does an end run around the senior partners. At the end of the day, Jimmy is a chancer and a grifter and that's his nature. I'm coming around to seeing that Chuck is pretty much on the money here even if he's being a bit of a dick about it. Now not only has he screwed himself over, he's also left Kim in the doghouse. I want to see where he and Kim go now and I also want to see if his offer to Chuck to quit law leads somewhere. I suspect it does.

irishgirl19

Antar Bolaeisk wrote:

Maybe it's a wind-up watch?

Yeah maybe. Was just wondering why he had one on yet Jimmy left his in the mailbox

Left Back on the Bench

Whos the guy sitting opposite tuco in the taco place? Know he was in breaking bad but can't remember where.

AngryDiMaria

Left Back on the Bench wrote: »

Whos the guy sitting opposite tuco in the taco place? Know he was in breaking bad but can't remember where.

He was the guy that Walt took an age to kill while having him locked up in Jessie's basement

Left Back on the Bench

AngryDiMaria wrote:

He was the guy that Walt took an age to kill while having him locked up in Jessie's basement

That's the guy. Thanks. Just couldn't place him without the bicycle lock

Dirty Dingus McGee

AngryDiMaria wrote: »

He was the guy that Walt took an age to kill while having him locked up in Jessie's basement

He looks totally different than he did when he was playing Krazy 8 in breaking bad.

Brendan Filone

I found it amusing when Jimmy was walking across the polished floor and the janitor told him to "be careful not to slip".

dr.kenneth noisewater

AngryDiMaria wrote: »

He was the guy that Walt took an age to kill while having him locked up in Jessie's basement

Thought he was Jimmy's assistant at first! Was really bugging me trying to place him, cheers!

Bounty Hunter

I don't get the people complaining about the pace, this is a Breaking bad spin off afterall and the one thing I often said to people who I thought wouldn't like Breaking Bad was it is slow paced. Slow paced is what I expected going in but it also means that when something happens it is even more significant and as someone else said the slow paced stuff isn't watching paint dry it's usually very good stuff even if he isn't becoming Saul right away as many seem to want.

I'm loving it anyway. A little surprised actually that the show is almost 50% mike atm but I'm not complaining, just like Jimmy / Saul he really is a great character

cowboyBuilder

Great episode, really enjoying the Mike story - such a good character and like the 1st season the best episodes seem to
be Mike centric.

That scene with Nacho and Mike discussing the execution and the "Dawg" story was top TV! , really loved the nods to BB,
Gun guy, Crazy 8 (with his Tampico furniture shirt

) and Tuco

.

The whole Chuck story Im sick of, I thought that was done at the end of series 1, Jimmy is a bigger fool for giving a ****
about the guy after he has been trying to sabotage him.

The sooner he is out of the show the better.