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Data Graham posted:"Pacific Northwest" The first three numbers do actually denote your birth area. Also they are nine numbers long. 123-45-6789
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First day on his fake job and Mike is already their best employee.
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So was that Gene being completely paranoid or was there something more sinister to the cabbie? Was he just a cabbie from ABQ who recognized him as Saul?
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Ditocoaf posted:The letter scene had a kind of twist: that the letter seemed genuinely heartfelt (because it came from a time when Chuck and Jimmy were on better terms). It's a crazy complicated situation emotionally, it should be super hard to read given everything that's happened. The fact that Jimmy walled himself off from engaging emotionally with it at all was hard for Kim to watch. It is this. Someone knows how to watch a show!
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Aug 21, 2018 11:22
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insider posted:I don't think this is incoherent at all and is exactly how I feel. My eyes were even watering a little during his speech just like Kim and the board. You feel the same shock Kim feels as you realize he was just slippin jimmy this whole time. What helped sell it to us as the audience was the karaoke flashback.
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Takes No Damage posted:Oooohhhh poo poo, is that what was going on there? I didn't realize at first what the point of that whole scholarship montage was, but did Jimmy talk up this girl and get them to award her the money, then tell her she didn't get it and use the cash to buy that law library? I can't imagine Kim being on board for something like that. Seriously? Goons really are the worst at watching television.
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moolchaba posted:Great episode. I'm ready for Gene to take over 100% of the episodes for season 6. I’ve been calling this for a couple years and as we get closer I feel like there’s no way this isn’t happening.
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SweetMercifulCrap! posted:IIRC there is record of Vince saying the show would be more a bit more lighthearted and more of a comedy than Breaking Bad was, but I don't think they ever suggested that a revolving door of new clients would be a major focus. I could be wrong though. It's easy to imagine how it would have gone though: Jimmy would take on gradually shadier clients and use increasingly dirty methods to get them off the hook, and we'd see how this would affect his relationships. Vince has states one of the early concepts of the show was a 30 minute comedy where a different stand up comedian would be the client of the week, ala Dr. Katz. That was a very early idea, and was long passed on by the time pre-production got underway.
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Did she just drive Lalo back to Mexico with WORDS?!
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