Edman85

He aborted and decided to stay in Omaha. Had second thoughts.

Where's my mind? Elsewhere

Tuco is a good call, if they've only gone forward to 2005, that's roughly when he gets out of jail.

Probably a guy on his covid year

There was a throwaway line in Breaking Bad from Saul about how tough it was to get her the money. With as much time as they have devoted to those mundane scenes of the grand daughter and Saul's role in that, I could see it being a big deal. You may be on to something with the Mike/Nacho's Dad symmetry to a similar Saul/Mike's DIL scene.

Some Saul Shenanigans, but I think we see some things from BB get tied up... Brock's poisoning, Mike's grand daughter getting her money. Behind the scenes look at the BB side from Saul's view.

Gene living in her home state can't be a coincidence.

I think the next episode or two are going to be what I expected this show would be when it was announced.

The wine scene seemed to be a waste of time. We knew Gus swung that way.

I think we are getting some Kim resolution tonight. Her conscience gets the better of her and Mike catches wind. Remember she saw the vacuum guy's card. I don't know what the resolution is, but by the end of tonight I doubt she is a living, licensed lawyer in good professional and legal standing living in Albuquerque living with/married to Jimmy/Saul.

If that was the case there would have been more E's in Detroit.

In case you wanted to know who Deeeeetroit drafted...

There are still loose ends to tie up in the current timeline. Cliff is going to think something is up. The actor that paid the judge likely got fired from Wal Mart and come to Jimmy as promised. Obviously the immediate aftermath of Howard's death.

Gus had a damn decoy.

Unfortunately I got snoopy and found a spoiler from somebody who saw the screener, and so far it is tracking. Still doesn't make it less intense. I was hoping it was bs though. My own fault for snooping reddit.

The flash forward where Saul and Franceska are shredding documents, they hint at a call at a specific time. That reeks of Kim's jail term maybe coming to an end.

One of Gus's first scenes is him doing a meet-and-greet with the Fire Department... "While I hope I don't need your services..."

Who is justifying right wing violence? Christ man, you are obtuse. If the actions of left wing protests going overboard fuel and make worse the much much much much worse actions of the right wing nutjobs, then yes, they do add fuel. Anything that raises the temperature adds fuel, and that includes ad hominins from me on a forum.

If the last 6 years have taught me anything, it's not to dance on the political graves of loons until they have lost.

Once again, struggling with nuance. Extremism can be fueled by both sides without both sides being equal in their extremism.

I can both sides extremism and point out that extremism on the right scares me more these days. I also think that left and right extremism fuel eachother. Jan 6 was rationalized by many of its participants by the Floyd protests that got out of hand.

I've been jogging my memory, and trying to rewatch Saul... A few things. There is always foreshadowing galore. I'm only on Season 3 of the rewatch, but one such hint in seemingly throwaway lines came in the first scene where Chuck went to the hospital. The doctor warned that he was a danger to himself because the lanterns could burn the house down. I don't think Kim ends up dead unless Jimmy schemes against her and it goes too far. This happened with Chuck. It happened with Howard. It happened with Jimmy's dad. If we end up in the Breaking Bad timeline, some loose ends related to the main characters of this show. Saul poisoning Brock? Saul trying to get Mike's granddaughter her money after he died? The latter one seems like a big one, since the granddaughter seems to show up in a lot of episodes.

Fine all those things happened the same time and shootings started to increase. By the same logic as those charts, they are therefore the cause. Also, I turned drinking age around that time and shootings started to increase. That is therefore a cause. Justin Verlander became a major league pitcher around that time and shootings started to increase. That is therefore a cause.

If it is cancer or kidnapping or something like that, he wouldn't have been placed on the restricted list.

I'm not sure why that burden is on me... You repeated the correlation/causation error. I pointed that error out, even if I agree with the conclusion.