That reminds me, is this what Jimmy was talking about in that scene? When he says that Ignacio was the one, was he talking about trying to get Lalo killed?
I'm sure they were never meant to be actual characters during BB since, well, they never ended up becoming characters. The problem is that they took that scene and then expanded upon it with BCS. They didn't have to name Nacho Ignacio and they didn't need to introduce a new villain that was going after Jimmy named Lalo but they did. Everything he says in that scene has now ended up happening in BCS. So by their own design they made that scene matter where before it could've just been what it once was, a way to give some background to this new character.
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I'm aware of that. It wasn't until Jimmy was told about the planned assassination that I realised Lalo wasn't going to die from it.
The way Saul talks about it in BB, there's no way the assassination is what he was talking about. Why would Saul think Lalo would suspect him of selling him out when he knows barely anything about him? Whatever he was talking should happen next season.
I cannot in good conscience stand by and watch all this Lalo fellating
Have we all forgotten poor Travelwire Fred?
I feel like these people have been watching a different show. It's been clear for ages that Jimmy has ALWAYS been a grifter and a huckster and a conman. I also don't know how you watch Jimmy go through the process of gaslighting his mentally ill brother to such an incredibly cruel extent and go "poor Jimmy, Chuck deserves this".
The shitting on Jimmy part sure, the talking to Kim like a child, ugh
Not only that but he deliberately goes out of his way to purposefully self-sabotage any meaningful and healthy opportunity he gets.
I really hope so. I would love to see Howard come out on top.
When he killed those assassins, it reminded me of in a video game where you can't win in a death match so you have to use a tactic to trap the AIs.
not that I know but I assume that he'd want to stay close to "his" business. Doesn't seem like too much of a stretch.
But he hasn't really been seen to contribute to the business in any meaningful way since his stroke, even in the first couple of seasons of BB when he was out of the nursing home.
For me the thing to realize is that Kim has been as much of a slippin' Jimmy as Jimmy this whole time, just with the imposition of polite society constraining her. She has tried to reach her aspirations through hard work and determination, but all of that got her into a career where most of the time she's doing work she doesn't want to do in order to carve out a small amount of time for what she really values.
Wasn't it intially announced as only one episode (or one movier)? I remember being surprised that here was a whole season. Never thought there would be 6 and on par or even better than BB.
I feel like there are plenty of shows and seasons where the big shit happens in the penultimate episode and the finale is a kind of breather and set up for what comes next.
I like to think that Don Eladio just has a pool party as his daily lifestyle. Every day, 8 hours a day, he is having a pool party with all his cartel friends.
