I missed the last episode. What happened?

>>82330059
watch it and find out..

>>82330059
Kino, and many plebs were filtered.

>>82330059

What do you mean missed it? Do people seriously still watch shows as they air on television complete with five or six commercial breaks?

Mike said he'd consider working for Gus
Jimmy n Kim happily walk through some doors

>>82330059
Nothing happened : the show

Pure, unadulterated kino happened

more obvious backstory.

I don't care. I'm watching this series to the very end just because. it's not even very good at this point.

>>82330251
>>82330265
stay filtered my plebs

Is Chuck the biggest cunt in the galaxy?

>>82330657
Can't spell Chuck without cuck.

>>82330251
>>82330265
>pleb filtered: the posts

>>82330059
Literally nothing

Holy shit this show is terrible

At least by season 3 of Breaking Bad important shit has actually happened

THIS

IS AMERICA

>>82330265
>dislikes show but watch it anyway

this has to be bait

>>82330059
Hector got jealous over one of his rival Dons haul so he neglected his own distributor and went to Pollos Hermanos to talk to Gus because Gus was providing a far superior distribution service for another member of the cartel. After causing a big scene and evicting all the customers from Pollos Hermanos, Hector sat in the back office waiting for Gus to arrive. Gus came in and Hector intimidated him into being a distributor for both Dons. We later find out that this was part of Gus's plan.

Gus tries to pay Mike for his services last episode but Mike refuses the money on the basis that he did what he did for himself, not for Gus. Gus offers Mike a role working in his empire.

Jimmy asks mike to pose as a door repairman and snoop around Chuck's house after being invited in and left to his own doing. Mike uses this time to take photos of various parts of Chuck's house and search for something in Chuck's address book. Although we're not sure what the exact point of this search was there are many theories be floated around.

Finally, we arrive to the diversion session between Chuck (represented by Hamlin) and Jimmy (represented by Kim). A big deal is made about the wording in the report, concerning the specifics of the property damaged. In the end the wording is left rather vague. The final scene of the episode is Kim confronting Hamlin and Chuck and finding out that there is actually a second recording of the tape from the season 2 finale.

>>82330960
Pleb status: filtered

>>82330960
The best scenes are where nothing huge happens. The best one in this past episode was when Gus cleaned up the trash in his restaurant after the cartel goons left. I'd gladly watch more of that slice of life stuff if they could get away with including it.

So what's Jimmy's and Kim's plan?

>>82333000
What's your plan with those digits?

>all these people not getting the meme

So you don't participate in bcs threads enough to understand its current meme climate, yet you feel holy enough to unironically pleb it up in this particular thread? You make me sick.

>it's a mike fixes a door screw by screw for 45 minutes episode

>>82330119
>>82330321
nothing happens = kino
you're the pleb here, retard, eating all the shit they throw before you

>>82331599
>We later find out that this was part of Gus's plan.
Did we?

>>82333000
The damaged an item of personal property/destroyed an item of personal property was a discussion about what Kim and Jim were going to do later that night. They slipped their sexual game into a public setting and no one was any the wiser. That's why they left so happily because Jim is going to destroy that pussy.

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>>82331599

Fairly concise breakdown, but...please don't make your wrists tired trying to humor plebs.

>>82333224
This, tbqh. I was expecting great memery, but I all I got were fagbois.

>>82333224
Yeah I unironically love bcs but still shit post in threads with bcs memery like:

>It's a "Hector walks around the restaurant smoking as the assistant manager tries to ask him to leave for 35 minutes" episode.

>>82334704
The meme is only funny when there is some truth to it. Stuff has been happening in every episode of season 3. Dead meme tbqh.

>>82334750
There is still some weight to this meme because the montages continue to go on for way too long.

Are we really only getting 6 episodes?

>>82334948
>the montages continue to go on for way too long.
>It's a "Kim's takes so fucking long with her morning routine it's already midday by the time she gets to the office" episode

>>82330321
>>82330848
>Reddit show
>pleb filter
Wew

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>What happened?

Fan service

>It's a Mike throwing a pair of shoes at a wire for 34min episode
Kino tbqh
Bravo Bince

>>82335114
yo no tengo barriguitaaaa

Gus gets cucked

>>82331599
But Hector didn't go to Gus just cause Gus had a better distribution service. His own ice cream shop got busted thanks to Mike so now he had no way to move his drugs between the US and Mexico.

>>82333548
Yeah, after Gus starts cleaning up he looks at the camera and smiles.

Then later in the episode when he is talking to Mike he says
>Your actions benefited me more than you can know

I guess it could have been a happy accident but it sounded to me like he wanted that to happen.

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Basically, reasons for normies to begin their binging.

>>82330059
nothing

>>82331599
zzzzzzzzZZZZZzzzZzzZZzzZzZzZzzzzzZzZzZ.......

>>82333468
Lots of shit happened, you're just too much of a mouth breather to appreciate a show that doesn't do 5 jump cuts a second.

>it's a Saul keeps clogging the toilet with brutal turds to get himself fired while an inflatable man dances for 35 minutes episode

>it's a Mike spends forty minutes pretending to fix a door and then fixes it off screen

>>82335591

This

also

> it's a Gus is a good boss and hearten his employees for 35 minutes episode

>>82334987
No they did this every year. Only releacing 6 coming soon titles on netflix then after 6th we get more.

>>82335326
Oh yeah, you're right. I assumed that was Hector's new guy.

good to know piss filter still means mexican flashback

>>82334585
underrated sequence of words

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>hello I am Gus Fring, owner of Los Pollos Hermanos. When one of my restaurants gets taken over by Mexican gangsters I like to send everyone home and take care of it myself instead of informing the local authorities

Why didn't anyone in the restaurant (staff or customers) call the police?

>>82336115
Gus is planning for the white guy to call his Aryan brotherhood friends to protect the restaurant. This will lead to a gang war between the Brotherhood and the Salamancas. Which is all part of Gus's plan to eliminate a rival in the drug business.

>>82336115
Fear of retribution? have you ever dealt with a organized criminal gang before? Not just some stinking nigger hood rat either fucking cartel for whom beheading is a national pastime..

>>82336262
>>82336265
I understand why Gus (with his character being the untouchable drug distribution god) didn't call the police. What I don't understand is why his employees didn't call the police and accept that their boss didn't call the police either.

Maybe I'm just overestimating how much fast food employees give a shit about their jobs, or like >>82336265 said maybe they realized the Mexicans were part of a gang and didn't want to call the police for fear of retribution.

>show is called Better Call Saul
>it's a Saul doesn't show up for 26 minutes episode

>>82336115
So is the white worker going to go and talk to Gus about counselling, and then get dealt with?

>>82336339
I mean it was pretty obvious what was happening (in universe that is) you could see the customers eying them nervously and begin to leave. This is set in Albuquerque, New Mexico right on the border so them being cartel come to shake down a bluishness was probably the first thing everyone thought.

Gus told them not to call the cops and that was that. As for why they didn't try before Gus got there, well they were all sat at one table with the Mexicans around them so it would be pretty hard.

It was a dangerous and stupid thing for Hector to do but it's not unrealistic the way it turned out.

They even devoted a little screen time to Gus explaining things to his employees and counseling them.

>>82336353
Nah I think Gus is pretty clear on the fact that civilians are not to be touched and he was being genuine with the offer of counseling because he's a nice boss.

>>82330059
mike fixed a door
jimmy wrote a letter or something
kim was on the phone allt he time
gus cleaned the chickenshop

>it's a Gus and Mike enlist Jimmy to strategically spill coffee on Hector episode

it's been so long since i watched breaking bad

did they explain how hector ends up in the wheelchair?

>>82336265
>>82336339
what that dude said about fear of retribution, but also loyalty. gus is an insanely good boss to his regular non-drug trading employees. when someone you like as a person asks you a favor like, hey, maybe don't call the cops yet because i can handle this, you usually don't. plus, lots of businesses have some criminal ties, usually in the form of paying tribute to crime syndicates, so maybe they thought that was it.

>>82336115
>lets call the cops on the cartel
you're a smart guy

>>82336823
I always assumed it was just him being old, having a stroke or something mundande like that. But now that we have all those rather recent scenes with him being fit and all, I am afraid they end up doing the retarded "he put him in da wheelchair! OMGZ EPÜIC SCENE!" and I already hate it

>>82336919

Of course this will happen

>>82336919
Its going to be Tuco crashing into him while trying to catch a frisbee.

>>82336919
Feels like they ran out of ideas for Better Call Saul and decided to bring in Gus and Hector so they could expand on their backstories even though I feel BrBa had enough explanations for me regarding Gus and Hector's history

>>82333000
flip the script and get chuck disbarred. book it.

how is jimmy going to turn into saul?

he worked as jimmy mcgill as a lawyer in new mexico, how the fuck did he also work as a lawyer in the same state under a different name?

>>82336353
>>3 seasons in and he's still Jimmy, no Saul to be found

>>82337189
changed his name legally to avoid any association with chuck after child erotica was found in the smoldering ruins of his house after the gas lamp lit the house on fire and killed chuck.

>>82337189
>it cost $35 to legally change your name in NM

duuuuuuuuh

I am more interested in those 1 minute per season, black & white Cinnabon future flashbacks. Cause we truly don't know what's gonna happend. Everything else just seems like Gilligan's fap to dragged out shots and pointless prequel fan service of inserting characters we saw in BB, who should be 8 years younger but instead look 8 years older then in BB. Prequels are retarded, we all know who's gonna live and who's gonna die in the end.

>>82337491
stop watching then

>>82330059
An old man picked dog shit off his shoe and flicked it onto Gus's desk for 50 minutes

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>>82330191
I thought AMC aired their kino commercial free? If not and if you're still paying for cable like a chump you should at least have a DVR if not you're dumber than you look.

>>82337534
was it actual dogshit or just regular dirt?

this is important

>>82337491
Well, it is not a whodunnit or some "what will blow up next?" show. retarded criticism for a character study, really

>>82337491

>I know who will live or die, so it has no interest !

Disgusting plebeian behavious desu senpai

>>82337524

No. I still want to see what happends to Jimmy in Omaha. But I had no urge to ever rewatch any BCS episode. When 3rd season started I almsot forgot what happend in 2nd season at all at that point. Despite entire 2 seasons of BCS could be compressed in 6 episodes or so.

>>82337567

It just seems like scrapping the bottom of the barrel is all I am sayan. We don't need 8 episodes, 3 months apart to see shit that you can predict from the beginning. Take your autism pills, tard.

>>82337570

Not argument, autist.

>>82337652
>still not getting it
>just repeats the same retarded point he made before, demonstrating how much he misses the point of a character study once more
talk about autism. Please lurk for at least a year before you start posting

>>82335114
I like this guy, hope he's in more episode to piss off Hector.

Why is knowing that Jimmy destroyed a duplicate important information for him and Kim?

>>82337764
Because it means there is still a original

>>82337764
my guess is they either want to manipulate the tape (switch it out or something) or they want to show that chuck wanted jimmy to destory the tape

>>82337792
That's kind of a weak cliffhanger, i mean, yeah, obviously Chuck wouldn't be dumb enough to wait for Jimmy to break in and destroy the original tape now, would he?

>>82337808
> or they want to show that chuck wanted jimmy to destory the tape

like entrapment?

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Look out plebs!

>>82337851
The real cliffhanger is how this goes according to kim's plan

>>82337938
I can't tell if this meme is trying to paint the series in a bad light or not, because I genuinely enjoy those things.

>>82337045
kek, this better happen now

>>82337880
yeah, i think they mentioned before that it is legal tho. not sure about US laws

>>82337966
That's what i meant.

>>82336353
WW are in GOT, you're mixing up shows

>>82337880
Not entrapment.

>>82338087
so whats their plan?

>>82338278
Getting themselves caught

Basically, the current plan is for Jimmy and Kim to get Mike to fuck Chuck in the ass

>>82338660
With a cordless drill?

>>82330059
Bingo

>>82338717
chuck is lawful neutral, mike is true neutral, hamlin is lawful good.

that foil swish into the trashcan tho

>>82331599
>Hector got jealous over one of his rival Dons haul so he neglected his own distributor and went to Pollos Hermanos to talk to Gus because Gus was providing a far superior distribution service for another member of the cartel.
This is who calls this show "kino". The man who can't even grasp what's happening on the screen.

>>82338271
maybe no entrapment, but it shows it was all premeditated by chuck
they'll probably attack chucks mental health and claim his insane or something

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>>82330059
is this a trick question?

>>82338902
>claim he's insane
he is objectively insane. imagine if chuck is put in an asylum by the end and the next spin-off is him going one flew over the cuckoo's nest.

>>82338821

This

>>82338821
chuck is chaotic good

>>82338850
This is the guy who doesn't like the show. The """man""" who assumes he knows everything about people from one post.

>>82338994
yeah but they have to prove it that his condition is a mental one, and not physical

>make a show that relies on twists, cliff hangers, and "how will he get out of it this time" problems
>but it's a prequel so we know how it turns out
Vince is a retard

>>82339160
I hope for his sake he's thinking of a new series.

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>>82330059
I think this show is fucked honestly. They got too comfortable with the 2 seasons AMC gave them upfront and most people already dropped the show by now. Ratings are terrible. There's a really good chance season 4 will be the final season and what a shame that would be. A BrBa Saul prequel that's half Chuck bullshit

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>>82330059
>tfw thought BCS was going to be about Saul dealing with shady gangsters and hookers aka "criminal" lawyer

>3 seasons later he's still Jimmy Mgcill and Chuck is still a cuck

>>82330059
It turned into BCM

>>82336919
>>82336984
>>82337045
>>82337047
It's pretty much confirmed Gus puts Hector in the wheelchair, maybe indirectly. He sure as fuck isn't scared of him in this episode. Has no problem looking him in the eye. They need to explain the whole "LOOK AT ME HECTOR" thing

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>>82338717
>gus
>evil

>>82339324
>tfw thought BCS was going to be about Saul dealing with shady gangsters and hookers
I am actually surprised it didn't turn out like that

>>82339529

>drug maker and dealer
>not evil

I know it's heavily romanticised but come on

>>82339468
I don't think that's gonna get explained. Hector had no problem looking at Gus when they were first on screen in BrBa.

This series has been disappointing
I always think that in the next chapter the plot will improve and nothing happens

>>82339621
He's a businessman, if he didn't supply that area with methamphetamine, someone else would happily feed all the fiends with their own

>>82335357
I thought that was just him being satisfied about the ice cream shop being shut down. Hector visiting him wasn't part of his plan, he just enjoyed it because it showed how screwed Hector was.

>>82338717
Chuck's entire character is using the full extent of the law to pettily screw over his brother because he's still mad that mommy liked Jimmy better. He's Lawful Evil.

>>82330059

>>82338717
>cuck
>good

>>82330251
>>82330960

This. I can't fucking believe we are already watching the 3rd season.

>>82339738
thats the magic of it

>>82338717
>>82338821
>>82339052

Chuck is just a mentally ill imbecile. Hard to put in that chart.

>believing there is a second tape

>>82339160
>that relies on twists, cliff hangers, and "how will he get out of it this time" problems
what?! it fucking doesnt. And whenever there is such a case, it is never something that we know from bb

>>82340087
OMG WHAT WILL MIKE DO AGAINST HECTOR

OMG WHAT WILL SAUL DO AGAINST CHUCK HES GOT HIM ON TAPE!

OMG WHAT WILL HAPPEN???

yes, the show relies on twists, cliff hangers, and "how will he get out of this situation" problems.

>>82339995
He really isn't an imbecile

>>82340087
it definitely does, it's basically the same thing as BB but the schemes and Macgyver solutions are mundane and boring instead of over the top and stupid

it's still the same unrealistic cartoon world

>>82339747

If ISIS didn't chop heads off, some else would happily do it on their own.

This is moral relativism.

>>82340248
well, maybe it does so for you. must be a shitty show if you look at it like this, because those things are hardly the central point nor are they heavily centered aside from the general "what will happen next" that every piece of storytelling in existence wants the audience to ask

>>82340317
What unrealistic cartoony thing happened in bcs?

>>82339995
not an imbecile, just got more and more retarded when it comes to social interaction.

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BINGO
BANGO

>>82340388
how about breaking into another attorney's house and changing the address on a document because you know it will cause a mental breakdown if he thinks he made a mistake?

that's death note level stupid

>>82340360
the problem is more than half the characters can't develop in any meaningful fashion because of who they have to be by the time breaking bad's period rolls around.

Saul can't clean up or go full dirty, he just has to keep half-assing it. Mike can't do much other than fix toasters because he can't die, go clean. Putting mike against cartel was utterly retarded as it just means entirely meaningless plotlines. The new cartel they introduced for mike to bounce around with is meaningless as well, as mike can't do anything to him else the cartel comes down on mike.

So as much as you want to try to claim its about "MUH CHARACTERS," the show literally can't be, because everything has to end up as it is in breaking bad.

And they can't even go full time-paradox on it, as they've established the events and fallout of breaking bad as the endstate of the spinoff in the first episode.

>>82340512
>cause a mental breakdown
It doesn't cause a breakdown, it causes him to feel very embarrassed and damages his firm. You do know Chuck was only pretending in the season 2 finale, right?

>>82340512
Wouldnt really call that unrealistic in a cartoony fashion, given how the character were established and the whole situation played out, but I see where you are coming from

>>82340606
he pretended to pass out and smash his head on a counter requiring hospitalization?

>>82340512
that entire sequence was intensely retarded

>court judge plays by the book with a multi-million dollar law firm the judge either worked for or with at some point in his legal career

the reason the big firms stay big and everyone else gets fucked is because the law community is very tightly knit.

>>82340594
Well, but it is about the characters and HOW they ended up as we know them. Thats the point. It isnt really about who will die next. Watch GOT or any random action show for this.

>>82340648
he exploited and intentionally exacerbated his condition in order to guilt-trip saul.

Also his condition is a psychosomatic response to times when he knows hes doing things that are unethical.

>>82340648
That happens because he's in a room with many electrical devices. Not because he got a letter wrong.

>>82340667

This post is intensely confusing.

>>82340732
Except mike starts as he started in breaking bad. Saul starts as a slimy lawyer. Tuco starts as a crazy fuck. etc etc, on and on.

The show starts with the characters as they existed in what is already going to be their final state and they can't develop in any way that won't be undone.

>>82340594
>And they can't even go full time-paradox on it

The fact that you would prefer this over the thoughtful character examination that we're getting says pretty much all anyone needs to know about your tastes.

I'm sure there's a Flash thread somewhere that needs your valuable input.

>>82340781
law, like everything, is 90% who you know, not what you know. This is why big firms are so successful. They aren't better lawyers, they have better connections. But then suddenly HHM doesn't have any connections when it suits the plot.

>>82340861
Because it isn't "thoughtful character examination." Its just doing doughnuts on the same ground endlessly.

>>82340864

Okay, but what do judge connections have to do with making Chuck feel like a fuck-up?

>>82340773
he's in that room in the first place because he's having a freakout

>>82340767
I'm pretty sure his condition is tied to Jimmy being a lawyer

>>82340819
>Except mike starts as he started in breaking bad
he clearly doesnt
> Saul starts as a slimy lawyer
There are more nunaces to him than that. He deals completely different with being a slimy lawyer in both shows

>Tuco starts as a crazy fuck
granted. Tuco is pretty much a 2 dimensional character that doesnt get much development in any of these shows.

>>82340913
are your really asking me what "the mistake would not have affected anything" has to do with "making chuck feel like a fuckup?"

>>82340892

You're implying that there's nothing new to learn about these characters because we know what happens to them later, which is not true. We still don't know much about Gustavo's connection with Chile. We don't know the machinations of Gus's revenge on Hector. We don't know why Jimmy changes his name. We don't know what happened to Kim or Chuck or Chuck's wife.

I mean, shit. If you don't care about the characters that's fine, but don't be one of these "hurr nothing happens" fags.

>>82340930
>his condition is tied to Jimmy being a lawyer

Because jimmy wanted him to give him a job out of pure nepotism.

Every other flareup has been a result of him doing something he clearly knows is wrong.

mike dies

>>82340981
Mike was pretty thoroughly explored in breaking bad. There is really nothing else that can be learned about him. So all hes doing is being "LE EBIN OLD MAN OPERATOR!!"

Saul was also pretty thoroughly explored in breaking bad. All his plot lines are just hitting the same points again.

The show is literally doing nothing but retreading the same ground that's already been covered and adding nothing new because nothing new can be added that could affect the final outcome.

>>82340944

Jimmy was fucking with Chuck. It has nothing to do with the court's reaction to Chuck making a mistake on the files. It has EVERYTHING to do with making Chuck feel out of control. Chuck values his competence and moral authority over everything else. It's why he thinks he's so goddamn special, and his brother Jimmy is just a hustler asshole who went to an online correspondence law school.

>>82330059
Gus Fring did a better job at packaging his drug money so Hector Salamanca got mad and smoked a cigar in the Pollos Hermanos. Gus then talked about it to Mike in an empty parking lot. Meanwhile Jimmy and Chuck argued over the use of the term "damaged property" in the signed apology statement jimmy was supposed to produce.

>it's a Chuck stares outside his window for 37 minutes episode.

>>82341057

>Mike was pretty thoroughly explored in breaking bad. There is really nothing else that can be learned about him. So all hes doing is being "LE EBIN OLD MAN OPERATOR!!"

Saul was pretty thoroughly explored in breaking bad. There is really nothing else that can be learned about him. So all hes doing is being "LE EBIN BUMBLING SCHEMING LAWYER!!"

>>82330119
This happened from episode one
All the faggots >>82333548
who still watch just to complain how
"""""""nothing happens""""""" I'm sure only do it for the memes. The show is Kino, normies stopped watching when there was no "Dude I'm the one who knocks lmao" after 2 episodes

>>82341060
And the only reason chuck was "out of control" is because the writing forced the situation into an idiotic and bullshit state.

A typographical error would've been a total non-issue between a huge firm, A FUCKING BANK, and a circuit court judge.

So you can really stop regurgitating the exact bullshit that was forced into place by the hack writing like its the end-all of the discussion.

>>82341057
>Mike was pretty thoroughly explored in breaking bad. There is really nothing else that can be learned about him.

This is patently false. We didn't know why Mike was in Albuquerque until the flashback episode about his son getting killed by fellow cops.

>>82341114
why are you repeating, in slightly different words, what the second line of that post said?

>>82341114
pretty much yea

>>82341163
but that doesn't matter at all

>>82341057
>Saul was also pretty thoroughly explored in breaking bad. All his plot lines are just hitting the same points again.
Which points are those?

>>82333548
didn't mean to quote you

>>82341163
>kills two cops
>gets away completely clean

...

>>82341199
>dude explain the entire character of saul goodman!

Oh, you're maymaying, that's nice to know. was afraid you were legitimately retarded.

>>82341150
This is weirdly complicated for me to explain to you and I have no idea why.

A typographical error could be a non-issue to literally every single person the planet EXCEPT for Chuck, and Jimmy still would have hit is target exactly as intended. Chuck believe himself to be perfect, and Jimmy set out to knock him down a few pegs.

YOU don't care about a typo.
According to you, the courts, the banks, the law firms don't care about the typo.

Chuck cares about it. That's all that matters.

>>82341163
breaking bad establishes hes there cause his daughter-in-law and grandkid are there.

>>82341188
Oh, I'm sorry.

So the issue is not that there's NOT character development, the issue is that character development doesn't matter to you.

Thanks for wasting my time, I guess.

>>82341249
I'm not who you were replaying to - I'm sure they're happy to see you don't have an argument though.

>>82341257
Negro, if chuck couldn't finesse a minor typographical error, he wouldn't be the head of a massive legal firm.

The plot line would have actually been more impactful had chuck just stumbled slightly and saul's forgery affected nothing.

>>82341301
My argument is BCS is adding nothing meaningfully new to characters featured in breaking bad.

You maymayed at that with "dude explain the entire character to me!"

>>82341326
>Negro, if chuck couldn't finesse a minor typographical error, he wouldn't be the head of a massive legal firm.

He isn't the one running it right now

>>82341278

He has a daughter-in-law and grandkid, yet no son. He's a former cop, now he's a hardened criminal.

You don't know why, so Better Call Saul fills in the details. The additional information fills out his character better than "gotta protect the grandkid!"

>>82341326
You really don't get Chuck at all. Oh well, I've made my point the best I can. Moving along.

>>82341326
Yes. This. Teaching saul that the system is broken and entirely stacked against him would have been meaningful development of the character he becomes in breaking bad.

But that could not have resulted in a season finale cliffhanger so they couldn't actually do something that would remotely resemble meaningful character development.

>>82341215
Gross oversimplification that benefits no one.

why is this show so bad

>>82341326
>Armchair tvshow critic tries to come up with something better: fails.

Don't quit your day job friend.

>>82341359
Explaining Mike's meandering retirement slowly rejuvenated into a life of crime.

Watching Jimmy lose all faith & giving no shits.

Gus just came on the scene, but already we see his toying with Hector pleasing him tono end.

>>82341359
No, I asked you to explain which aspects of Saul's development in BB are being retreated in BCS.

>>82341383
to be fair, breaking bad doesn't establish his grandkid's mother isn't his child. So you can just assume mikes in new mexico to be near his daughter and grand-daughter.

adding "in-law" to daughter then manufacturing a son and a story there is just adding ultimately pointless bloat to the character.

>>82341462
it's too unrealistic to be a thoughtful drama but too boring to be mindless fun

>>82337558
it was actual regular shit

>>82341503
in breaking bad saul is a conman lawyer.

in bcs, saul is a conman turned lawyer.

>>82341502
Soon cum Hank.

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>>82341057
faggot

>>82341534
That's a valid point, but I contend the story of Mike going from cop to criminal is still interesting and valuable character development.

>>82341496
see >>82341445

Its okay if you're stupid and like the cliffhangers.

Just don't pretend its about the characters.

>>82341573
>conman to lawyer to conman lawyer to neither
is this a message for or against yin and yang?

>>82341573
Is it really that hard to believe Jimmy was a conman before he became a conman lawyer?

>>82341573
So, they have retreaded his development? So what you've been saying is utter nonsense?

>>82341596
the problem is a more compelling way to do that is to establish shits stacked against everyone. But its harder to turn that into villain of the season cliffhanger bullshit.

>>82341604
Yeah, one guy agreed with you. Sorry, it must have been an amazing suggestion all along.

>>82341632
The difference being, Jimmy had heart, Saul does not.

>>82341641
Should read haven't, if that isn't obvious

>>82341632
>hard to believe

Its easier, lazy writing. Turing jimmy from a decent guy trying hard to a conman lawyer would have been the "thoughtful character examination" some faggot tried to say BCS is. But BCS as it is now, is saying "he was always a conman."

Hell, the guy trying to say mike's had character development at all is forgetting they establish mike was a dirty cop. Meaning he was always a criminal. There was no transition there either.

>>82341604
why are you pointing me towards another instance of your terrible ability to write? do you like embarrassing yourself?

>it's a Mike sits on the toilet reading Handyman from start to finish for 40 minutes episode.

>>82341659
I didn't get that feeling, I thought it was actually an emotionally powerful episode, particularly the bit where Mike breaks down talking about how he told his son to take the dirty money. But hey, agree to disagree.

>>82341736
Their is a difference between being a conman with a heart of gold & a sleazy cut throat criminal defense attorney.

You do understand that?

>>82330059
everyone went to los pollos hermanos and ate bad chicken
they had horrible diarrhea the entire episode

>>82341736
Since when is a character trying to redeem themselves, and failing in the end, considered bad writing?

>>82341788
A point you missed is BCS also starts off with mike as a criminal, a dirty cop.

So the "muh son" plotline was nothing but cheap emotional manipulation and ultimately irrelevant.

>>82341736
>forgetting they establish mike was a dirty cop

They establish Mike beat the shit out of a some asshole wife-beater. If you want to say that makes him a criminal, fine, but it doesn't invalidate his transition from dirty cop to helping run a drug empire, you dunce.

>>82341845
3/10

Made me reply.

>>82341796
considering in breaking bad he was mostly slapping cops around for trying to build idiotic drug cases, like any self-respecting libertarian would, that endstate doesn't actually exist.

>>82341868
BCS is what establishes that mike was always a dirty cop.

Missed opportunity for a Hank cameo

>>82341736

Faggot who called BCS thoughtful character examination here. Just because you think you're a better writer than the writers on the show doesn't necessarily make it so.

But you seem very sure of yourself. So that's... something. Good for you.

>>82341905
Its nice to see you have no counter arguments to any of the ideas I've proposed and are instead reducing yourself to imageboard posting critic in hopes avoiding any further discussion.

>>82341845
Responded to this here:
>>82341868
You're not as clever as you think you are.

>>82341905
This.
The guy is some failed writer pseudo-intellectual who is ass mad that heaven forbid people like watching something the he doesn't like.

pathetic.

>>82341938
see >>82341935

>>82341845
>So the "muh son" plotline was nothing but cheap emotional manipulation and ultimately irrelevant.
just like real life

>>82341879
Michael Corleone was a bit of a cunt in the first Godfather. In the second Godfather he becomes full fledged cunt.

See where I'm going here. It's subtle, not lout pandering to the pleb who likes to be given clear dots to connect.

>it's a Walt teaches chemistry to high school students for 45 minutes episode

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>>82341951
see >>82341935

>>82341983
I see you straining hard to make false equivalencies that seem valid.

>>82341971
>>82342000
nobody is even trying to argue with you. go back. stop posting

>>82341971
>>82342000

Jesus you are so fucking full of yourself


Dude I hate to be the one to tell you but your ideas suck ass. Like they are really bad. Your dream of being a successful television show writer/critic are doomed to fail...

see >>82341951

>>82341149
>60 second shot of Gus unfocused in the background
Yeah this show isn't for normies at all...

This episode was more breaking bad than better call saul, i fucking hated it

>>82338717
Chuck is lawful evil, using the law itself to fuck his brother in the ass for incredibly petty reasons. I'd say Gus is lawful neutral.

>>82342034
>>82342031

see >>82341935

>>82342027
So you agree they seem valid.

This is enough for me.

>>82342049
So it was more "something" rather than nothing?

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there's all this focus on Jimmy and Chuck and no one ever mentions the third brother. when is Saul McGill gonna show up already

>>82342057
>DnD alignments

BCS fans everyone

>>82342065
I guess you're imagining me fuming with anger right now.

daily reminder that watching Jimmy be a sleazy lawyer and Mike commit crimes in the past is not character development

>>82342113
UR JUST MAD CUS NO ONE WILL EVER BUY YOUR SCRIPTS LMAO OWNED BTFO


BTFO

>>82342137
>BTFO
This

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What if Mike ran a food cart that specialized in breakfasts?
What if instead of money you had to pay in time-based amounts of stickers on tickets from the courtroom?
What if Jr. showed up hungry and without any stickers?
Who would survive?

>>82342112
No. No.

I respect you more than that.

I picture you smiling actually. In full cognition that you have been bested.

>>82342065
point being, saul never goes full dirtbag. Hes mostly keeping people out of jail over bullshit drug charges. As all drug charges are bullshit.

>>82342137
>so mad he's false flagging as that other anon, obviously too.

Yikes a bit pathetic to be honest but who am I to judge? I hope you can get over your mental illness anon and maybe take a few writing classes to get better.

>>82342155
i can't wait till they reintroduce skylar as a smoking pregant woman and give her a long, detailed plotline, that goes nowhere.

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>>82341676
You're my heart,
You're my soul....

>>82342113
look at this little faggot here

>>82342200
or I'm laughing at you.

you also seem the type to think anyone who doesn't think BCS is shit is the same person.

>>82342201
The long detailed plotline is implied because she caused the cancer and palsy to begin with.

>>82342179
and at the same time getting money out of them.

Hes actually more effective in a market sense as a deterrent to drugs than the police.

>bingo
I don't get it, what is she scheming?

>>82342179
Go back & watch Breaking Bad. Saul is a dirtbag. A funny dirtbag, but a dirtbag none the less.

Hell, look at the foreshadowing in BcS, Jimmy would have never rated on that kid in the photo booth. He's lost all hope.

>>82337652
>Not argument, autist.
not an argument

>>82342237
>now he's pretending he's multiple people
I think theres a mental disorder relevant to that...hmm

anyway your opinions on BCS do not concern me I'm not a massive fan either I'm just trying my best to help your career in the tv critic industry anon.

>>82342259
do you think they'll go back to when skylar and walt met the first time (still played by gunn and cranston, in a really really really dark diner in the middle of the day) and show skylar poking holes in condoms then smoking cartons a day to get a kid with CP?

>>82342286
*ratted

>>82342313
>you also seem the type to think anyone who doesn't think BCS is shit is the same person.

>>82338359
oh the nostalgia :')

>>82342321
I think I'll never find out because if they show her face in this series I'll light my computer on fire and commit seppuku.

>>82342179
Doesn't Saul suggest offing Jesse at one point to Walt?

>>82342360
I didn't say that who are you quoting? Can I get your phone number so we can talk privately I really think we need to discuss possible near by mental institutions for you, maybe book a few writers classes. I'm concerned anon.

>>82338821
>hamlin is lawful good.
this in particular

>>82342421
>when the shitposter goes full maymay

...

>>82342264
next episode is going to be one unbroken cut of Jimmy calling bingo at a senior center

>>82342418
Yeah compares Jesse to Old Yeller

>>82330815
Haha nice! Cuck. KEK!

>>82342367
they'll get around that by having the flashback scenes with anna gun playing a 20 year old be so dark you can't actually see her face.

>>82337764
If Jimmy destroyed the tape how can he play it for the bar.

>there's pepople who still defend this show

>>82342418
You're talking deep in breaking bad, where actual character development of multiple characters happened.

Anyway now that crazy mental anon (who is also a terrible writer (well not even a writer really more an ideas guy)) is getting the help he needs can we get back to discussing whether or not that was dirt, animal waste or human waste on hectors shoe? What possible implications do you think that will have in future episodes?

>bob odenkirk is supposed to be in his 30s in BCS

... how did this shit even get a single season

>>82342492

The whole thing makes no sense at all. Since he has a tape, he could easily upload it on the interwebs somewhere and the whole "physical copy of the evidence" stuff wouldn't work at all.

I like the show but it's retarded as fuck on a lot of issues.

>>82342564
>he looks younger in the post-breaking-bad cinabon scenes

>>82339529
lawful evil tho
which is very accurate

>>82342593

Actually, to go further on the point of retardedness of the whole thing, the tape is like harry potter's shitty writing. The tape is like the horcrux. Why the FUCK would you create a limited copy or seven or fuck instead of just, you know, burryinf the thing . uploading on the net / horcruxing a random object

BCS has the same shitty writing as Harry Potter; that's why Redditors love the show so much. And yet, they can't understand the whole "lol mike is bad at aiming that shoe on the cable" thing.

>>82342542
its not human shit because shit at gus's chicken shop would be really runny or atleast thats what mine is like after eating fried chicken.

My vote goes to it being plain old soil.

>>82342661
>>82342593
There is no tape

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>rated tv-14 show
>this scene comes on
>had to cover my son's eyes

how the fuck did this shit get pass the FCC

>>82342689
>not my wife's sons eyes
smdh

>>82342689

Are you trying to raise a faggot liberal ?

>>82342593
>>82342661
So let me get this straight.
Not only do you fail to understand that Chuck has electric autism and is a traditionalist, you also forgot it's back in the day enough that uploading anything actually still takes effort and maybe a little knowledge which an old ass lawyer won't have.

And then you even failed to grasp the low-tier writing of Harry Potter wondering "w-why wasn't the horcrux an internet???"

>>82330059
Brainlet here
Why was Mike taking picture of Cucks house?
For evidence? How would that be admissible in court and what would it prove?

>>82342689
I know right that could seriously damage your wife's son he should know not to worship feet without permission

>>82342735
defamation maybe

blames it on the nigger

>>82342723
This guys pretty dim. It's best to just nod and clap at his """intellectual""" observations and critiques he's making on the show.

>>82342661
THIS! fantastic observations my man! You are so smart! what a good boy!

>>82333000
>confession says he destroyed an item of personal property
>Chuck thinks of this as the tape
>Jimmy is later going to say he meant the door and that Chuck already approved his confession
>Kim confirmed Chuck still has the original tape and is going to submit it as evidence
>they're going to point to the tape and show what Chuck is claiming Jimmy "destroyed" is perfectly fine
>portray him as unfit
>use photos of things like gas lamp on newspapers to claim Jimmy broke down the door because he was worried about his brother
That's my understanding, but Chuck had two witnesses.

>>82342689
>none of the women in the nail salon look embarrassed or try to cover their bare feet when saul walks past

are americans really this shameless irl

>>82342723

The whole electric autism isn't valid because Chuck has a garage that's literaly surrounded by machines, and he fucking tapes his own brother for who knows how long.

Plus if as a lawyer you didn't know how to upload a fucking tape on the internet or hide it somewhere where, you know, your own fucking brother could find it (since Chuck is a paranoid autist), then you're a shit lawyer. Which isn't Chuck's case at all.

Chuck is purposely cocky and dumb for the sake of the shitty plot.

Good thing is that Mike and Gus's story is far more interesting than Jimmy's one this season.

>>82342805
Look I know you're underage but you have to understand that the internet in the form and layout you understand it today really didn't start until maybe 2005 or so, and it was a lot smaller than it is now.

>>82342542
I have a theory that it's actually Gus' own shit that was planted there by Mike. Thats what he was doing at Hectors Icecream shop.

>>82339995
Guy sort of has the right idea though. He's doing everything he can to prevent Jimmy from becoming a lawyer, because he knows he'll misuse the position even if his intentions are good.

>>82342778
that's a good one actually.

The problem with this show is they said it would be a standalone, that people who never watched brba could pick it up without problems but brba fans would get a few winks here and there.

but the pace is too slow if you've never seen brba, and all these "new" characters that you would never care for if you didn't know who they were

>>82342735
for the magical "all according to keikaku" moment we'll get next episode or maybe even later if the show continues at this pace

>>82342860

You have to be the young one, because in 2005 the internet was an establighed thing for any middle-class citizen in a first world country.

But okay, let's pretend the internet didn't exist in 2005. Why would you create a plotline around an hypothetical copy of a tape that you could find and destroy God know how, when the only logical thought would have been "damn, there might be an unknown amount of copies of the tape, there's no possibility at all to avoid it being played at court".

I know you love Chuck the cuck but fuck, this is another example of an Harry Potter-like shitty plotline.

>>82342954
If you're not going to read, don't respond.

>>82342881
Ah so that was why Gus was so happy? All part of his master plan no doubt,

>>82342994

I read your post my man, I know that the internet's form and layout wasn't the same in 2005 and that it was smaller than it is today.

Happy now ? Care to answer about the whole "there's 1 and only 1 copy of the damn tape" implied by every character in this season ?

>>82342900
they should've started the series with a scene indicating walter white died of an undiagnosed cancer in 1999, wife suspected of causing it, son dead of hunger for lack of breakfast.

>>82343059
No, I wouldn't care to explain. The tape has been explained over and over to retards of various flavors for the last ten threads, fuck off already.

Just imagine if this show wasn't on your basic cable programming

>Lawyer girl would be sucking Hamlin's dick on screen instead of phone call montages
>Saul would be running his own self service juggalo business with old ladies
>Bald man would be doing some over the top torture stuff to cartel

>>82343059

I swear that the twist will be that there was more than one copy of the tape. I will be here to spam "BRAVO GILIAN !" if that happens.

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mike's 007 scenes feel so contrived. There must be much better ways of getting traces of coke on their truck without having to assume they'll park in a particular spot, the wind blowing in a particular direction, that the two henchmen will believe it's a hunter and not freak out over the gun shots, that he won't miss etc etc. Same thing with his battery switch. All of his plans rely on a dozen variables and uncontrollable external factors falling conveniently into place.

If Walt were doing this he probably could've just rigged a tiny catapult/slingshot on the side of the road with a remote trigger and it would be far less detectable, more consistent and reliable

>>82342860
negro I knew people posting and downloading child pornography on usenet in the 90s. was an awesome babysitter if you weren't a young hot girl.

so go fuck yourself.

>>82342778
Not bad, but even Chuck only called it a cassette, he never called it a taped confession or piece of evidence.
And Jimmy did, after all, destroy a cassette.

Maybe they'll claim the whole incident didn't even happen by claiming there was no evidence tape and the door was never broken because Mike was never there

>>82343163
le unstobbable miek men :3c

>>82343137
imagine the writing if they didn't have to set up "cliffhanger of the season" style plotlines.

>>82343163
I wanted to go back and see if he shot the correct shoe, but never did.

Nothing happened, season 3 and still nothing happens.

>>82343165
Good for you.
Now please learn to read and remember your specific experience is not that of the general public, you retarded coon, and ten years ago most people Chuck's age, most PROFESSIONALS even, didn't know the first fucking thing about computers.

>>82343163
yeah that one with the shoe was a little silly
but the rest were ok

mike vs the cartel last seasons was really cool

>>82343213
You mean that thing that gets blown totally out of proportion the previous season that becomes an afterthought by episode 3 of the next?

>>82343121

As expected, (You) have no argument at all. Go suck and choke on Gilian's dick, and on Rowling's one, has the same taste.

>>82342805
He also ripped the breakers and part of the wiring out, so the tools and machines in his garage are harmless to his pikachu brain

>>82343248
yes.

>>82343240
Oh I didn't realize all shows were about the general public.

Now let me get back to watching my favorite show, "40 year old man works 8 hours a day, drinks 8 hours a day, and sleeps 8 hours a day, and that will never change."

>>82343204
>the door was never broken because Mike was never there
Jimmy was arrested. The police can confirm Jimmy broke in, but they probably don't have a strict record of him having broken a cassette.

>>82343259

He still uses a tape recorded to trap Jimmy for an unknown period.

He still can manage to act normal when pikachu autism surrounds him.

Either Chuck is a badly written and inconsistent character, or the writers have no idea where they are going.

>>82343251
You are the only person I have ever met on /tv/ to make Rowling look like a good writer by your complaint being so fucking retarded. Please kill yourself.

>>82343259
Don't even try, this anon has headcanon autism stronger than Chuck's electric autism.

>>82343295
Chuck is a lawyer, not an admin, you dumb nigger.

>>82343327
>chuck's the obsessive head of a huge law firm
>hes never had a computer related case despite practicing law in the late 90s and early 00s

you're a moron

>>82343310
Barely being able to touch a few D batteries != fear of a transformer. I know you actually know nothing whatsoever about electricity itself but try not to embarrass yourself.

>>82343342
how is he going to use a computer, he fears electricity

>>82343345
its entirely psychosomatic anyway, the shows proven he can do just about anything, with zero regard for electricity, if hes focused on something else.

>>82343377
probably the same way he rode in a car and strode into a not-kinkos and was completely unaffected until his plan got stymied a bit

>>82343342
Lawyers don't research the job skills related to their cases, they hire reputable specialists to confer with them and to testify. I guess we can add "law itself" to "things you know fucking nothing about".
Law is one of the most specialized careers out there.

>>82343345

Oh, I see, he has selective pika-autism. That's definitely not bad writing at all.

>>82343251
How could he suck his own dick though?

Hes taking all the criticisms of BCS pretty fucking personally and then attacking the writing of anyone else he can, rather than the arguments.

>>82343423
yeah but he had to do that

>>82343441
I know you actually know nothing whatsoever about electricity itself but try not to embarrass yourself.

>>82343467
>everyone in every thread saying something I don't understand is the same person who is the director of whatever movie or show the thread is about damage controlling
/tv/ must be such a whimsical, magical place for you.
Consider the following:
If producers ever actually lurked here, they would stop churning out the same old boring schlock. Like for instance Vince would stop showing long boring shots of cars driving around parking lots.

>>82343438
90% of all computer related cases were won or lost based upon an intentional misrepresentation of how computers work or don't work that put the opposition in a position of having to falsify a statement that is "not even wrong."

Kinda like internet debate.

So, if, as a lawyer, computers come up, you need sufficient understanding of the law and computers to misrepresent how computers in a legally meaningful fashion.

>>82343479
he didn't have to get his own paper.

>>82343545
I'm going to need a lot of citations from you.

>>82343608
A: this ain't debate club
B: even if it was citations are only required when something isn't readily available/apparent. Everything is readily availible. Like your moms ass.

>>82343539
ever notice how the only time 4chan is a secret club is when someone implies marketer/showrunners are shilling shit here?

>>82343702
Yep thats all the proof I need. wtf I hate bcs now

>>82335413
Jesus how old is Mike again

>>82330059

What happens every episode - nothing

>>82336919
BATH TUB V2 YES

>>82343205
le unstobbable miek men :3c
XD

so what's Kim and Jimmy's strategy? He copied the tape, let the copy get destroyed on purpose. Are they just gonna go by this, that by the time he came in they already had a copy so it was a setup? does that even change anything?

>>82344427
>does that even change anything?
no

I'm sure the strategy will be something stupid

>>82343163
The shit he does is on-par with Walt in terms of ridiculousness.
https://youtu.be/sGN3SBVIjjA