Better Call Saul: Season 2 Episode 3 Reaction! - Amarillo
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2023
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Original Show: Better Call Saul: Season 2 Episode 3
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It always surprises me when people assume Stacy is lying and taking advantage of Mike, rather than that she is the frightened, slightly paranoid widow of a murdered cop living alone and imagining or dreaming bad shit.
The writers left the thing with Stacey a tad vague on purpose. But they personally believe that she's not manipulating Mike for money. They believe that she's genuinely under traumatic stress and not having a good time. And thats the impression I got when i first watched that episode.
I felt the opposite. I thought she was just trying to get a new house.
It is deliberately ambiguous, and we’re definitely meant w/o wonder what’s actually going on with her, but it all boils down to the same thing: Mike can see she just doesn’t feel safe in that house anymore so he’s going to get them out of there, and at the end of the day whether she’s trying to manipulate him or she honestly believes it doesn’t really make much difference to him.
Left to be vague. In the end it doesn't matter. The only purpose is to show why Mike ended up where he did.
I don’t think she’s making it up. Clear sign of PTSD.
I think Stacy was just dreaming of the gunshots because of the stress of matty's death. I don't think she's using mike for money
She’s not using Mike! She’s got PTSD. A Single Mom. She’s just freaked
Yeah I never got that from it. To me she was always clearly just overwhelmed and freaked out and it made her paranoid and overreact
As an indie filmmaker of 20 years, I FEEL every one of these commercial shoot scenes. Lol
Reminds me of my shoots for class 😭
Thanks for the great reaction! So many nods to BB in this ep: the twisting pig toy Mike used as a distraction, Ice Station Zebra (which becomes Saul's loanout name), even the map of states surrounding NM with the "blue" markers looked like Hank's setup tracking Heisenberg's blue meth.
Stacy doesn’t feel safe. Mike realises that. That’s why he proposes moving her out somewhere safer.
I think Mike's daughter-in-law is just paranoid, freaked out, etc... He sees an opportunity to help her out and be closer to his grandaughter by playing into her paranoia. He didn't say "ya must be some gunshots, someone's shooting random houses!" but he said "that's it, we're getting you out of here, end of story".
I don’t know if his daughter in law was trying to use him, more that she was just paranoid after the stuff she was told about her husband. I think she was just scared and getting worked up. But I’m not sure, was never certain about that bit tbh.
Same, that sort of distress isn't something a nurse could pull off convincingly, if she were using him they should have made her character an actress 😂
Though I admit I never figured out what the bullet mark on the house was. She said it wasn't there before, but she'd have to be mistaken since Mike kept guard that night.
@@kaizokuo5850she probably just never noticed the mark on the house before
@@kaizokuo5850 It was clearly just a dent, she is noticing noises and marks she has not noticed before and she believes it is something out of fear and panic. Learning the truth from Mike can make her stress go through the roof because she does not know that world. So she sees danger when it's not there.
@@crymsonvega4854 I don't know about "clearly a dent" when it seems to be roughly 2 meter or higher up, and it did seem like a fairly solid chunk. Not saying it's bullet damage necessarily, just that the cause is unknown, or what kinda damage it even is.
@@kaizokuo5850 Exactly anything can make that dent or whatever you want to call it, it's just a missing chunk. That's all we know and you don't need a bullet to make that damage I already posted my explanation in the comments above this one, but even the writers won't say what made that dent so sorry I can't give all the answers.
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Next episode is so goated
usually i hate explaining characters emotions in this show because its up to interpretation, but everyone else is right. She isnt using mike, shes just so afraid and clueless of everything that she just cant help but panic, for her and her daughters sake
It frustrates me how some people mistake her character, she was not using him. They just don't understand what is going on with her.
when jimmy is making commercials and stuff like that is my favorite part with him seeing the creativity even though some would call it slipping jimmy he gets the job done
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One of the things I think about, with the Davis and Main thing, is maybe Jimmy figured he'd fail at that. You know his self-esteem must be bad. So I see him having little, or no, faith in himself from the start. And that, maybe, he may have taken that job just to please Kim. Just a thought.
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Primate never heard of PTSD. Always looking out for scammers.
Howard IS a W.
It's all up hill from here
Stacey was willing to tell Mike how afraid she was, but she was not willing to allow him to stay the night. This does not sound like the actions of someone feeling overwhelming paranoia or PTSD as some other posters are suggesting. If someone's fears are irrationally strong, they will do anything to help relieve that stress.
The next day Stacey insists there were shots fired that night. We know this isn't true. Stacey then shows proof of the gun shots with some "gunshot marks" on her house. It is left vague on purpose as it brings the question "Did Stacey make those marks before calling Mike?"
Mike feels such a strong deep need to help his family that he won't even question the event. Mike looks for any excuse to fill his son's void and provide for his family. Does Stacey sense this need in Mike? Is Stacey just using Mike selfishly, or does she want to help him by validating his need to help her?
She used his guilt t get in a better neighborhood.
@@jennym2276 Yeah, I probably should have just said she was using him rather than pose it as a question. My main point was that Mike was fine with it because his guilt was driving him to help and this gave him the excuse to cross a line or two to do so.
For 10 years Jimmy DID make a change. After Chuck got him out of legal trouble, he left Chicago. Marco tries to get him to stay and scam one last time. Jimmy flat.out refused and left. He explicitly said that he doesn't want to squander this second chance he's got.
He got a job in the mail room and was on the straight and narrow. He was inspired to study law and he did so BY HIMSELF, in secret. He didn't wanna bother Chuck because he knew he'd be busy etc. He did it all by himself, and passed the exact same bar exam that Chuck did.
All because he respected Chuck, cared for him, and ultimately wanted to respect him and the work he did saving Jimmy by being proper.
He was absolutely on the road to change. Now, he does employ an underhanded tactic or two when he feels absolutely TRAPPED and broke (the whole Betsy Kettleman thing). After the mistake with the skate twins, he goes right back to regular PD work. Only using little scams here and there to boost his business (the advertising board incident). But he continues to try and do the right thing.
It is only after Chuck's DEEP betrayal (and I really do think that sometimes people underplay just how awful a betrayal this is) that Jimmy goes back to Chicago etc.
The fkin fear of rejection/failure on Jimmus gets to me 😰😰
Can’t wait for you to continue more of this journey of Better Call Saul, and I hope you would consider watching The Godfather Trilogy, The Sopranos, and Mr. Robot at some point
Mike is my fuxkin spirit animal.
Another awesome episode from BCS! Thanks for another great reaction
Jimmy would have made a great TV/movie director.
Chuck’s “witnessing” is not about wanting Jimmy to fail or just about watching Jimmy fail. As a named partner in the firm, Chuck has significant responsibility to protect the firm and make sure that it is not exposed to liability. This is not just for his own interests, but to protect everyone that is working at HHM, depending on the firm for their jobs and salaries, etc. If Chuck really does believe that Jimmy will do some illegal shit as a lawyer with a relationship with HHM, then Chuck arguably has a legal responsibility to keep an eye on Jimmy, inspect his work, etc. - at least as far as it could expose HHM to liability.
it's not just that Jimmy didn't ask permission, though that's a huge part of it, it's also that the brand image that David & Main has been trying to build up for years is one of a prestigious and upright lawfirm that big bank and corporations would be comfortable being associated with. That commerical makes them seem like some low-class ambulance-chaser hucksters...
Chuck is a douche, and bless Michael McKean for his brilliant portrayal of him. Jimmy wasn't nervous about showing Cliff the video. He knows it's much better than what they did before and believes that the end justifies the means, so why not? Saturdays are even better when you post your reaction to this show!
I don't think she was using Mike. I think she is just anxious from everything she's been through (and what Mike told her) and in her mind those are gun shots. The mind can make you believe things that aren't real.
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What Jimmy is doing is technically not legal. Chuck is right regardless if it’s coming off like a dick. That’s the whole dynamic, it isn’t just him solely hating.
Favorite part of the day. Always a great reaction Prime!
Thanks!
SUCKS TO SEE JIMMY MAKE SOMETHING SO GOOD BUT BE SCARED TO SHOW IT!
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12:00 I mean yeah being an overworked wageslave is not generally a good thing lol
Jimmy was running scams in season 1 before he found out about Chucks betrayal, he wasn’t a straight arrow in season 1, think about the skateboarders, the billboard, he didn’t just turn bad because of Chuck, he was doing shady things before finding out about Chuck
I'm just courious to know, so far what is your top 5 favorite characters Primate??
You are a legal firm... you are running an ad... the ad has to go through legal eheheh.
So Jimmy can just break the law with impunity now that his brother didn't trust him. Every. Single. Reactor.
Who cares if people can change? Why didn't Chuck ever need to change, having come from the same household? What about those who never had the opportunity to become a lawyer or anything else they may have wanted to be who were never shameless, conman criminals in the first place who never felt the least bit bad about anything, and were ONLY motivated to "change" for the sake of avoiding being punished for their actions?
I get one is often on Jimmy's side when watching this for the first time. But the way he got clients was not legal, and it could easily give the opposing lawyers and opportunity to destroy their case.
Chuck might seem like an a**hle pointing it out.But the reason he is asking these questions and others are not, is because he knows that Jimmy always takes shortcuts while the other lawyers just assume he did it the right way.
I don't know why Jimmy's argument was accepted but he reactor like that. He was clearly lying. He bribed the bus driver to make the situation happen. There are several layers of laws broken. Chuck is mad because he knows Jimmy broke laws to get what he needed, but Jimmy like always can charm himself out of the situation.
I don't buy the argument that Jimmy only relapsed because of Chuck. He was running scams this season before he ever learned that Chuck was the one who refused to hire him. Does Jimmy have no free will? A lot of people face setbacks in their career and they don't suddenly resort to breaking the law. And now here you are in your outro complaining that Jimmy couldn't work with a group or follow the law, exactly what Chuck feared the whole time.
"Fuck Chuck for making sure Jimmy follows the law."
5 seconds later
"Kim's right. It looks bad on people who vouch for Jimmy when he breaks the law."
He was GOOD for two or three years?! No, he wasn't. He was an underhanded CRIMINAL lawyer in the first place. He did things in a criminal manner to try to further his career, never facing up to what he was guilty of and the punishment he deserved for it while people with an actual conscience and regard for justice were behaving in accordance with that nature in a world that REALLY oppresses them, so no, he doesn't deserve to "get ahead" and his means are not excusable in the least.
He didn't "do things in a criminal manner to try and further his career". Sure he did some things that could be considered scummy but nothing necessarily was illegal besides copying a billboard
@@mr.monkey354 No, he did things in a criminal manner. For one thing, setting up a fake traffic accident which could have led to all manner of tragic consequences resulting from all that he, like all criminals, just dismisses as if such things occurring as a result of their criminal behavior "wouldn't be their fault" because they didn't specifically intend for them to happen, is a crime and reflective of a criminal mentality as is so much else that he thinks and functions in accordance with. Those with such a mentality are not normal human beings, regardless of whether or not they think they are. They don't deserve what normal human beings do, no matter how prevalent they become in western society as part of the plan to create chaos to impose tyranny as the solution to the chaos.
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wait until he gets to season 5. Waiting til every saturday is gonna be hell
@@dripp_dropp I’ve been rewatching breaking bad and better call Saul with him, but it’s really painful to wait every week
The Craziest thing better call Saul did in my eyes was get me to actually sit through and watch a character focused drama tv show where they talk a good majority of the time
That’s the complete opposite and usually what I think is the most boring type of show to watch but somehow BB and BCS just throw all of that out the window and keep me hooked anyway