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Tarantino is a freak. That guy is seriously fucked up in the head.
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He has literal autism. There's no other way to explain his film brain that can recognize even the most obscure actors from the 60s and 70s.
He's just one of the few supreme autists to make it.
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From Lalo's feet to Kim, Vince definitely has a no shoes policy going on.
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Please don’t pollute BCS with TWD.
TWD should have ended half a decade ago.
TWD tried to invoke Fallout and produced a dollar store Weekend at Bernie's, except nothing impactful.
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Most people I feel hopped off TWD ship around season 7/8.
Aren’t half the characters now gay? You would think in a world where the human population has plummeted that most gay men would take one for the team to get humanity’s numbers up lol.
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Anyone else get a boner when Kimmy was on top of Jimmy making out?
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I find it really weird that Howard would be looking at Kim and Jim and not the guy holding his gun.
Yes I know I'm being a sperg they they wanted to frame that shot so it was Howard getting shot in the side of his head. But like how couldn't you keep your eyes on the gun and not have your survival instincts kick in with a fight or flight response?
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He threatened them at the end of his speech, by pledging to dedicate the rest of his life to exposing their psychopathic schemes. I guess he was successful, in a way.
No, they are both responsible for the death of Howard. About 90% of the way, with the other 10% being his life circumstances and Howard's mania towards exposing Jimmy, mirroring Chuck. It's just that all their actions leading up to this were low impact when compared to Hamlin's brain matter splattering all over their living room and, just like with Chuck, only the audience got to see the full picture. Anybody living in the BCS universe wouldn't pin the blame on them. Hell, a lot of viewers wouldn't either because the all the actions leading up to this moment are on a long timeline with some leeway to insert empathy.
I feel like there's a theme with both of their deaths, of evil being forgiven or glanced over when it happens slowly or imperceptibly, like death by a thousand cuts. If there's no single fully black and white offense, they dindu nuffin and it's all Lalo. "Not our Jimmy!"
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How did Lalo even get in the apartments if Jim had Mikes men watching over them? Its not like they are low prio targets either considering the time in the desert and that Lalo confronted them once and Mike himself saw that, and that same confrontation led to Lalos attempted assasination. No way Mike pulled them
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There was the scene where Mike told Gus "all hands on deck" where the guys are. Maybe Mike thought Lalo was coming for Gus soon so He did pull guys off Jimmy/ Kim. I get what you are saying. But it was explained.
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He specifically mentioned he pulled off the "low priority". If indeed all hands were on the deck, his family would be left defenceless. It also doesnt make sense to dedicate a good 3 episodes to establish that mike watches them.
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Let's assume that Jimmy locked the door after Howard unexpectedly visited them late at night (and to be fair, I just re-watched the scene and Jimmy does in fact walk back towards the door after Howard enters... He probably did lock it.)
Is it really that difficult to believe that Lalo knows how to pick a lock? To me, that seems like something that would totally be in his skill set, and I highly doubt he was basing the entirety of whatever his plan ends up being on whether or not Jimmy and Kim left their door unlocked.
Gus doesn't give a shit about Jimmy, and I doubt he even knows anything more about Kim than whatever Mike said about their conversation from a few episodes back. Of course they're both "low priority" to him.
Even if Mike thought that Jimmy and Kim were in danger (and based on what Lalo said to Hector, on that compromised line, there was no real reason to believe they were... Lalo was clearly trying to make it seem like he was planning an attack on Gus.) at the end of the day Mike still has to do whatever the boss wants.
The only thing I don't fully understand is how easy it was for Lalo to realize that the phoneline at the old folks home was compromised. He heard some clicks or something? That seems a little lazy to me.
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Don't know much about tapping into phones, but I wouldn't put it past Lalo to know the signs of a tapped line. He's a cartel boss, after all. I'm sure he's familiar with tapped phonelines. Seeing Mike and his guys mobilize from the laundry place right after the second call practically confirmed his suspicions.
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To be fair, I gave Lalo the same credit for picking locks. At very least, you don't *not* have a point.
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Then there's also Walter White who died after a gruelingly long loss of everything he had ever cared for and loved.
But at least he died on top of the hill after killing a bunch of nazis.