The final 15 minutes of this episode will go down as one of the most well written, well acted, well directed, nerve wracking and uncomfortable tense scenes in any series ever made. I could barely breathe the first time I watched it
Kim saved both their asses. Saul mentioned take the money back and Kim knew the coffee cup in the bag with the money had a bullet hole in it that's when she stood up and started laying into Lalo. Jimmy wasn't thinking about that mug almost getting them both killed
this reaction was absolutely great. every time that scene got to the next level, lacy and steve both recoiled back in terror and couldnt even look. we all went through that
I'd say they were actually a pretty good metaphor for the audience; Lalo was traumatizing me throughout that whole scene at least as much as he was the fish.
I still don’t get that, Mike is the one who gave that advice to Gus, and in breaking bad Gus says “I don’t believe fear to be an affective motivator” it just doesn’t sound like it’s something that Mike told him.
From the moment we heard the knock on that door all the way until the credits rolled, I was convinced we were about to see Kim get murdered, and I was loosing my shit!
Lalo asked Saul to repeat his story, because when yuo're telling truth you add up some new details to the story, Saul probably knew that, and added the drinking his own piss part, etc. Amazing writing.
actually, people who are lying tend to add more details to their stories because they're worried about trying to impress whoever they're lying to. people who tell the truth arent worried about that so they just give a very matter-of-fact version of things. Which makes sense, because Jimmy was lying by omitting what really happened.
@@MattMajcan imo both can be the situation, can add on more when lying or telling the truth. Depends on the person & what they’re thinking or planned or what their instincts go to. Some ppl can be calm & composed, some crack under pressure some ppl shut down & can’t even speak, etc. psychology I guess
You overlooked an important question... When Saul gets back is he obligated to tell Kim he drank his own urine before he kisses her? Seems like she is on a need to know basis with that one.
They'll take the cash bond money, even if it's in ridiculous sums like millions, and it's up to the FBI or IRS to audit somebody which are whole other giant agencies if they want to bother. It depends on how compelling the suspicion and motivated a District Attorney would be to have one investigated. Otherwise, the office will take that bail money since these agencies enjoy the prospect of $7 million being handed to them if the suspect bounces.
I would say I draw the line at having a transparent relationship when that transparency puts my wife in danger. I would rather protect her and let her be mad at me.
Sorry to double post, but I wanted to add that although it's seemingly unfair or cruel for Gus to retain Nacho even after he's risked and fulfilled so much, it's actually perfectly logical per his agenda. He is a highly-valuable asset with a deep inside track toward Gus' direct enemies and this isn't Breaking Bad Gus, this is an earlier Gus who hasn't built his lab, fledgling with his restaurant chain and future distribution model, and a fraction of the power and standing with the cartel in comparison. He is patiently envisioning a future he accomplishes by the time we first meet him in Breaking Bad, and sadly, giving up Nacho for no reason, to his eyes, makes absolutely no sense when he's a tremendous wild card advantage.
The last few episodes of this season are just to good!! Good to see SOA and ozark coming into the mix BCS Is suppose to be back early next year aswell !!
The final 15 minutes of this episode will go down as one of the most well written, well acted, well directed, nerve wracking and uncomfortable tense scenes in any series ever made. I could barely breathe the first time I watched it
Kim saved both their asses. Saul mentioned take the money back and Kim knew the coffee cup in the bag with the money had a bullet hole in it that's when she stood up and started laying into Lalo. Jimmy wasn't thinking about that mug almost getting them both killed
this reaction was absolutely great. every time that scene got to the next level, lacy and steve both recoiled back in terror and couldnt even look. we all went through that
The fish in the tank are Jimmy and Kim in their house! Lalo taps the tank, upsetting the fish! Great attention to details!
I'd say they were actually a pretty good metaphor for the audience; Lalo was traumatizing me throughout that whole scene at least as much as he was the fish.
*Gus used Mikes “fear/motivator” line in BB*
I still don’t get that, Mike is the one who gave that advice to Gus, and in breaking bad Gus says “I don’t believe fear to be an affective motivator” it just doesn’t sound like it’s something that Mike told him.
From the moment we heard the knock on that door all the way until the credits rolled, I was convinced we were about to see Kim get murdered, and I was loosing my shit!
*losing
I have to give props to Bob Odenkirk. Always gives 100%. I can really see how he could fall over with a heart attack filming in that desert heat..
The. best episode of the series IMHO
"I don't even want to talk about it, because it's so good!"
Vince Gilligan, just... THANK YOU!
Yep, Lalo is definitely realizing that he doesn't trust anybody, so he's deciding to trust Nacho.
Not even close to a Karen move by Kim that was a boss move, even lalo respected it
Lalo: Hey, relax! Take a rest, guy!
Lalo asked Saul to repeat his story, because when yuo're telling truth you add up some new details to the story, Saul probably knew that, and added the drinking his own piss part, etc. Amazing writing.
actually, people who are lying tend to add more details to their stories because they're worried about trying to impress whoever they're lying to. people who tell the truth arent worried about that so they just give a very matter-of-fact version of things. Which makes sense, because Jimmy was lying by omitting what really happened.
@@MattMajcan imo both can be the situation, can add on more when lying or telling the truth. Depends on the person & what they’re thinking or planned or what their instincts go to. Some ppl can be calm & composed, some crack under pressure some ppl shut down & can’t even speak, etc. psychology I guess
I absolutely can't wait until you see the season finale. It was probably my favorite episode from the entire series!!!!
You overlooked an important question... When Saul gets back is he obligated to tell Kim he drank his own urine before he kisses her? Seems like she is on a need to know basis with that one.
Yeah but she often gives Saul analingus so she can more than handle a bit of urine residue
They'll take the cash bond money, even if it's in ridiculous sums like millions, and it's up to the FBI or IRS to audit somebody which are whole other giant agencies if they want to bother. It depends on how compelling the suspicion and motivated a District Attorney would be to have one investigated. Otherwise, the office will take that bail money since these agencies enjoy the prospect of $7 million being handed to them if the suspect bounces.
I would say I draw the line at having a transparent relationship when that transparency puts my wife in danger. I would rather protect her and let her be mad at me.
Yep
Sorry to double post, but I wanted to add that although it's seemingly unfair or cruel for Gus to retain Nacho even after he's risked and fulfilled so much, it's actually perfectly logical per his agenda. He is a highly-valuable asset with a deep inside track toward Gus' direct enemies and this isn't Breaking Bad Gus, this is an earlier Gus who hasn't built his lab, fledgling with his restaurant chain and future distribution model, and a fraction of the power and standing with the cartel in comparison. He is patiently envisioning a future he accomplishes by the time we first meet him in Breaking Bad, and sadly, giving up Nacho for no reason, to his eyes, makes absolutely no sense when he's a tremendous wild card advantage.
He didn’t almost die for his client whose in the cartel he almost died for the 100k he was earning working for his client who’s in the cartel
The last few episodes of this season are just to good!!
Good to see SOA and ozark coming into the mix
BCS Is suppose to be back early next year aswell !!
What's SAO?
A true masterpiece.
Fantastic episode. Fantastic reaction.
Very good reaction!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Really excellent reaction, btw.
I hope we get westworld on this channel someday
Peaky Blinders
Breaking Bad
Sons Of Anarchy
Kim and Lalo saw a hole.
Hook 'em~
Please react to the movie "Enemy of the State" with Will Smith and Gene Hackman, thanks for this reaction
That movie has so many actors who were completely unknown at the time and who are now household names, Jack Black being one of them.
@@Mic-Mak yes, the actors are great and the plot fantastic and it foreshadowed reality so much
Everybody always underestimating and second-guessing Kim!
You ain't anything yet.
Whii!
Kim fucking rules.