First copy machine sales guy.

There are two Uncle Jacks.

Baby Lee is referring to the one with tiny, tiny hands from Always Sunny in Philadelphia, not the Neo-Nazi from Breaking Bad.

Ah! thank you.

That episode could have been ripped from Breaking Bad S3-4 in terms of tone, acting and intensity.

Yea.

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I pondered whether this was too 'fluff' to post here, but I kept coming back to how attractive Rhea is, and thought CP might enjoy.

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oh man rhea all done up on twitter yowza

Lol, I was wondering why I couldn’t find any info about the BB Uncle Jack making an appearance.

How do his hands look?!

“Just a large cheese pizza...sliced.”

Gale!

Michael Mando is really good.

**** Chuck.

"Jimmy" is dead.

Rhea just killed this scene:

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And frankly, this was just the first payoff - she was excellent for that entire episode; probably her best to date.

I think we can probably dispense with the 'Howard Hamlin, evil, manipulative genius' angle at this point.

I wonder if Venezia's charges more for slicing or first topping?

What an eoisode.

Why was kim crying...also why was she kindve freaking out looking at the models. what a good episode

She was crying at the end because she's trying to 'be there' for Jimmy, but Jimmy is so checked out that she has no idea what to do. Remember all that righteous anger at Hamlin? She had steeled herself for Chuck's letter to be mean and for Jimmy to be crushed. Instead it was a nothingburger and Jimmy doesn't give a shit.

She still knows something's wrong, perhaps worse than ever. She just doesn't know what, or what to do about it.

As for the models, I'm just speculating but it might be that she doesn't want Mesa Verde's expansion to get too close to her old life. Stating to think 'what if I have to file legal papers back in Iowa/Nebraska?'

This is pretty much it. I think she had painted Chuck as the adversary, and that letter re-humanized him. I'm guess it was a combination of sorrow, what did we do this dude, and not knowing WTF is wrong with her boyfriend.

As for the Mesa Verde stuff, I think she knows she can't get all that shit done. One location stretched her epic thin and she can't see herself doing ALL that for ALL those locations.