Better Call Saul - prequel to Breaking Bad. Series Finale out now on Netflix.

Jenuall wrote:Chuck was right that Jimmy is a banana split and always would be, peeps just can't handle his truth bombs.

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:Chuck was right that Jimmy is a banana split and always would be, peeps just can't handle his truth bombs.

You’re just scared of 5g and so desperately cling to Chuck.

Jenuall wrote:Chuck was right that Jimmy is a banana split and always would be, peeps just can't handle his truth bombs.

Jenuall wrote:Chuck was right that Jimmy is a banana split and always would be, peeps just can't handle his truth bombs.

Saint of Killers wrote:The correct answer^

Jenuall wrote:Chuck was right that Jimmy is a banana split and always would be, peeps just can't handle his truth bombs.

What I can't handle is how disingenuous he is. All about the law my arse. Oh god and the condescension!! The man is insufferable.

Victor Mildew wrote:I did feel bad for Howard when he said he knew aboutthe bowling balls and the prostitutes. And when Jimmy lost it and his ego went full palpatine..

FatDaz wrote:

Victor Mildew wrote:I did feel bad for Howard when he said he knew aboutthe bowling balls and the prostitutes. And when Jimmy lost it and his ego went full palpatine..

I felt bad for him and Jimmys response was overboard but... it was Howard’s decision to forcibly retire chuck that led to his suicide so I can see why Jimmy was upset at him although that’s more likely deflection of his own guilt at his actions towards chuck and how they also contributed to his death.

Jenuall wrote:

FatDaz wrote:

Victor Mildew wrote:I did feel bad for Howard when he said he knew aboutthe bowling balls and the prostitutes. And when Jimmy lost it and his ego went full palpatine..

I felt bad for him and Jimmys response was overboard but... it was Howard’s decision to forcibly retire chuck that led to his suicide so I can see why Jimmy was upset at him although that’s more likely deflection of his own guilt at his actions towards chuck and how they also contributed to his death.

Although multiple parties are culpable I definitely think Jimmy has more to answer for in terms of Chuck's suicide than Howard does.

Interestingly in this Jimmy has to show evidence of his two previous dissolutions when he marries Kim - in BB he tells Walter that he's been divorced twice which implies he is still married to Kim at that point. Obviously he may just have been chatting gooseberry fool in BB and this doesn't tell us anything about Kim's fate necessarily but it's still an interesting call back.

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

FatDaz wrote:

Victor Mildew wrote:I did feel bad for Howard when he said he knew aboutthe bowling balls and the prostitutes. And when Jimmy lost it and his ego went full palpatine..

I felt bad for him and Jimmys response was overboard but... it was Howard’s decision to forcibly retire chuck that led to his suicide so I can see why Jimmy was upset at him although that’s more likely deflection of his own guilt at his actions towards chuck and how they also contributed to his death.

Although multiple parties are culpable I definitely think Jimmy has more to answer for in terms of Chuck's suicide than Howard does.

Interestingly in this Jimmy has to show evidence of his two previous dissolutions when he marries Kim - in BB he tells Walter that he's been divorced twice which implies he is still married to Kim at that point. Obviously he may just have been chatting gooseberry fool in BB and this doesn't tell us anything about Kim's fate necessarily but it's still an interesting call back.

Implies he’s still married or that she is dead.

Jenuall wrote:

FatDaz wrote:

Victor Mildew wrote:I did feel bad for Howard when he said he knew aboutthe bowling balls and the prostitutes. And when Jimmy lost it and his ego went full palpatine..

I felt bad for him and Jimmys response was overboard but... it was Howard’s decision to forcibly retire chuck that led to his suicide so I can see why Jimmy was upset at him although that’s more likely deflection of his own guilt at his actions towards chuck and how they also contributed to his death.

Although multiple parties are culpable I definitely think Jimmy has more to answer for in terms of Chuck's suicide than Howard does.

Interestingly in this Jimmy has to show evidence of his two previous dissolutions when he marries Kim - in BB he tells Walter that he's been divorced twice which implies he is still married to Kim at that point. Obviously he may just have been chatting gooseberry fool in BB and this doesn't tell us anything about Kim's fate necessarily but it's still an interesting call back.