The guy who plays Gus didn't want to appear briefly in a few episodes but only if he could be contracted as a regular. So when we see Gus, it will be a lot of Gus.

Holy shit... That's some cool assed breaking bad shit right there. LMAO

So, Kim seems to know that it was Jimmy who fixed Mese Verde for her based on that bedroom scene implying Jimmy dot all his "i's" and cross all his "ts".

Yet, she stays with him.

Yep...curious how that goes. She understands why Jimmy is the way he is based on her going off on Chuck. Also is Chuck dead lol

I'm pretty sure she knows she's boned without Mesa Verde. Like BB, no characters are squeaky clean. Not even high horse Kim.

Kim just broke.

And Jimmy killed Chuck. Oh my.

Kim at least understands there's 2 sides to the story between Chuck and Jimmy.

Jimmy didn't kill Chuck, but I know what ya mean. Jimmy will of course feel guilty, even though Chuck lost it. He saw red, and Ernie kept telling him over and over, and Chuck kept pressing at his own peril.

"Slippin'" Jimmy might cut corners, and Chuck is ruthlessly callous- not some virtuous individual.

Interesting foreshadowing with telling Chuck he needed to calm down, put a cool washcloth on his head, and lay down at the house.

Of course, Chuck's is likely not dead? Otherwise, you'd think they'd show a bit more urgency to call 911 ?

Poor Mike. He was so happy he bought the bar a round. Then he finds out the good Samaritan got shot in the face and buried in the desert. Completely soiled his caper and turned his score into blood money. Also, it puts Mike back on tracking Hector's stink.

You see it is all about unexpected consequences for both guys.
For now, they both have an emotional response to their actions' unintended consequences, but at some point they gravitate towards detachment from that collateral damage.

Everyone evolves (or is it devolves) into another person.
Jimmy is heading towards Saul. Kim accepts some benefit from shady dealings. (Fabulous actor, by the way)
I don't recall Mike killing anyone in this series (I could be wrong) though he clearly has the skill. In BB he becomes a ruthless killing machine against the Cartel invasion.

Hats off to Gilligan and crew for once again crafting a very intelligent story.

Best show on TV. When you can make a trip to Kinkos interesting, you're doing something right.

LOL

Truer words have not been spoken.

I was up and down on her at first through about halfway through this season, but have come to appreciate her acting.

I'm enjoying this show almost as much as Breaking Bad. Almost. It's great.

Kim's just as much a piece of shit as Jimmy. She wants to benefit from his misdeeds, she just doesn't want to know about them. That IMO means she is not only just as shady as Jimmy, she still believes she's not.

I saw it differently. It appeared he had one drink and didn't want to pay with a 100. It is not like him to make himself stand-out for any reason. I actually think that is what may get him busted. "That old gringo was buying rounds at the bar the same night of the rip off!"

I think it is just showing that she has broken bad.

Before she melted down about him doing something for someone she didn't know.

But she has her shingle out in the wind and realizes it isn't all cake in the real world.