I wasn't sure but I thought it might have been the same Tequila.
Yep. It would still not surprise me if you are right.The thing that still nags at me as why the clerk said to be careful with the top its sharp. That was just so oddly specific.
Maybe it happens after that scene. Nobody said the BCS timeline would end before the point Saul appears on BB.
Interesting. Based on the WW and Jesse cameos, it seems certain that the two shows will cross timelines (thank you G&G!).
After Gus poisons Eladio, he makes a point of telling Hector that he is the last Salamanca alive. Also, if Lalo were alive in BB then he would presumably let the cartel know of Gus's betrayal.
When all is said and done, we are undoubtably going to find a number of things which don’t add up.
Great catch. I just watched that episode the other night and concluded the same - Lalo is dead by BB.
I don’t think you’re missing anything. Howard, in his last words, called it pretty much perfectly, as I see it. He did seem to come down harder on Kim than on Jimmy, which accurately reflected the reality of Operation Howard being more Kim than Jimmy.
He wasn't totally a dick but not far from it. He treated Kim like crap and was dismissive of both her and Jimmy. As for Saul/Jimmy Howard let Chuck take the blame for everything and as much as Jimmy and Chuck had a love hate relationship they were still brothers. I also think there is a lot of projection from both Jimmy and Kim onto Chuck going on.
Agree. I think it was intended to be a little over the top to show how Kim is breaking bad. She has now become more enamored with the con than the reasons for doing it. That said, she is really annoyed with Howard when he reveals Jimmy's shenanigans (bowling balls, etc) and feels that he is holier than thou and needs to be taken down a peg.
And Lalo paid for that guy’s dental work so that his dental work matched Lalo’s. When the body was found badly burned, Lalo was presumed dead by everyone, including his enemies. (Sorry-saw this posted above after the fact).
I keep going back to Marco (Slippin’ Jimmy’s partner) dying while saying, “This has been the greatest week of my life.” Not sure if this will prove to have any relevance.
I’m waiting for Kim to explain her drift into breaking bad. If the writers don’t give her dialogue explicitly explaining this, then we’ll be seeing a few more scenes of Kim with her mom.
Did they ever say what it was that was on the paper? My guess is that you can absorb it directly from the paper, but not pass it by contact afterward. Kind of like LSD, although I'm not sure if you can absorb that by touch.
Suicide could be possible. Having problems with wife. Drug issues. Professional humiliation. He comes over to their house to do it in front of them out of spite. Gun shot to the side of the head consistent with suicide. Just need to get his prints on the gun, which I assume is untraceable.
Throw away line at the time that G&G tactfully used later. Clever!
Right, but did they ever say what it was?
They never said what it was other than Jimmy wouldn’t be “tripping balls” and equated it to two Red Bulls on an empty stomach. I guess I’m not sure it dried quick because Howard was still rubbing his fingers together right before they went into the conference room.
It was probably 4-5 minutes from when he touched the photo until the handshake. I took the finger rubbing to show that his fingers were tingly because it was right when the drug was kicking in.
