Ah, the ol' Vince/Peter special of having characters that you want to love do despicable, indefensible things

I guess Walt desensitized Jimmy against empathizing with people who have cancer

that 37 min transition might be the greatest of all time

greatest of all time

Facts. I was thinking about how weird it must be to revisit roles from an actors' past and it's probably like acting yourself acting the character instead of just acting the character. But Bryan is built different, just went right to it

The more I think about it the more I don't think Gene actually got ahold of Kim. I really think he would've just been devastated and sad even if she reprimanded and scolded him. Don't think he would've freaked out on her. But he would freak out if he lost his lead

Gotta say, as great as these past two episodes have been, feel like I would have enjoyed them wayyy more if I never read the quotes from Peter and the gang talking about how the ending to this series is going to be extremely surprising and unique.

Still nothing shocking, just kinda feels like I’m watching Gene replay his old self-destructive tendencies in ways very reminiscent of season 1 and pre-series with Marco. Not that it doesn’t feel natural and true to who he is, because it definitely does

Also, I think I know why the next episode is called “Waterworks” now… because when Jimmy calls for Kim, he calls a Sprinkler company

I think she never got on the phone at all. Refused to speak to him

Every time nacho was forced to wild out I hated it

might be an insane rewatch order

into Kim's bootyhole and out of Walt's nose, what did I tell you guys

and skip El Camino, smooth move

I maintain that he didn't get a hold of Kim. But if it was Kim I believe we'll get her perspective of the phone call and what was said in the next episode.

another week

Still didn’t understand the RV scene. Who were those two and what did they want?

Just two amateur meth cooks lol they're insignificant

Oh ok I feel like we’re too late into the show to introduce new irrelevant characters

the more I think about it the less I f*** with Gene man

his ties to both his previous and (apparently?) the life before are now gone. nothing to live for, hes got money for sustenance, living off this serial killer double life, a husk of a man he was several times over, getting in with some small timers in the middle of nowhere. just sad stuff where you dont even wanna root for him, just wanna see what happened to the only other person who got out before everything truly went down the gutter

then again, him ending up in jail wouldn't be fitting, so i also want to see how they'll metaphorically 'finish him off'

HOLY S***

chuck was right

Cranston went from 53-66, Paul 29-42.

makes sense

this episode completely changed breaking bad tbh

jimmy is the one that also f\*\*\*ed up everything by taking walt serious