Nice. Wish others would follow suit with that idea. Tired of waiting until the full season is released before being able to watch shows.

I'm almost the opposite, I enjoy streaming a whole season over waiting a week for each episode.

But my office is full of people that have never heard the term "spoiler alert", so I have little choice unless I want every surprise ruined.

Great, now I'm pulling out my old jazz vinyl to revisit old haunts.

Haven't heard this in forever, takes me back to the Brubeck era.

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Correction to the PSA regarding streaming.

Netflix has seasons 1-3, but Season 4 will not be available until late fall after this season has concluded. The earlier info was from a UK site, so maybe they release it differently over there.
Hulu does not carry it.

AMC.com reportedly releases it a day later - but you need a cable log in.
Amazon Prime carries the new episodes, but charge you extra for it.

Frown.

Immediately thought of CP during the Bruce Lee, Muhammad Ali scene.ROFL

Notice what Mike said? Bruce Lee stands no chance.

Mike's scenes were cracking me up. Great subtle humor.

Slow start last night, for me anyway. Liking the Salamanca story arc better.

Jimmy definitely chippered up at the end! lol

Looks like he consumed a heaping helping of Nofuxatall.

It was tyson vs. Ali on CP and FDE was all bruce lee.

Right. I didn’t get what they were going for with those scenes. Best I could put together was when Howard was reading all the shit that Chuck did right and fought the good fight and still ended up eating shit and decided **** it. I’m not doing shit right.

I don’t know. What did you eat out of all that?

"that's your cross to bear"

LMAO - what a perfect response to a guy who has treated you like shit forever.

I think he sees an off ramp for the treadmill.

Chuck's demise shows him the dark end of principled living.

He probably has a mountain of guilt sitting on his stomach from what Chuck was driven to. But rather than let it consume him he is mindful of Howard's similar feelings of guilt and ready to let others suffer for their shortcomings while he takes advantage where he sees it.

Solid take. That’s kind of where I’m at. But I didn’t think of him playing Howard to get an advantage.

I think he was in full remorse while he thought that he was responsible for pushing Chuck to that point.
Once Howard voiced an alternative motive for Chucks demise, Jimmy took the opportunity to shrug off all his guilt and move on without regrets. "Wasn't me"