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Warius

I love your eulogy for Howard at the beginning, but even as a massive Howard supporter, I have to say that he WAS portrayed as an antagonist during the early seasons of the show. Only when you learn more about his motivations and how Chuck was behind most of it can you bask in the light of Howard.

Outis

Absolutely love the respect Mike shows to Howard as they bury him with his killer under the freaking lab! The look on his face, once again, watching an innocent person die because of this business he’s now permanently in. I’m certain he may have even seen Howard a few times when he was the courthouse parking attendant! As well as the prior disgust once he’s instructing Kim & Jimmy to continue selling the lies about Howard they’ve been! Such a tragic end to a brilliant character! As for Lalo, rest in piss! But a phenomenally menacing performance from Tony Dalton! One of the greatest, most despicable villains to ever disgrace my screen! The little detail of him lightly pushing Howard’s leg out of his way sends me everytime! He truly does not CARE!!! These two with their mouths! And as vile as the character is, I’d honestly love to see more of the “Lost Lalo Tapes” 😫😂 Also, shoutout Reliable Lyle man! Gus’ most loyal employee! Lowkey the greatest employee of all time if you ask me! 😂

Warius

nah those were the two unnamed guards that Walt killed when he freed Jesse

lindelofstan

mate thats not this episode lol

Fender Fox

This is so sad for Howard especially being buried with Lalo.... and yes they've been under the lab this whole time. Howard was in the wrong place at the wrong time, 😕 that's all, breaking bad is such a great show but I really feel like better call saul is better. It just ties everything together, why saul is the way he is in BB, all the things he's been thru with chuck, Kim, Lalo, etc.. and why he is the lawyer he is in BB, it makes perfect sense the way it all turns out and makes breaking bad so much better

Jesse James

Howard came across as a guy hard to like, didn't deserve to die other than from natural causes.

SixFeetUnderKai

Gus is far from a good man, but I can't help but to appreciate how much of a badass he is. And he treats his Pollos Hermanos employees with such kindness and respect. I know it's a front technically but I notice that he CAN be human, very rarely. There's a scene coming soon, not really a spoiler. Just a conversation involving Gus and you can catch a glimpse of him desiring a normal life and it's kinda sad to think about what his life could have been like, had he taken a different path. He would be a great sommelier or art curator. Hell, maybe even a good criminal psychologist.

Jesse James

Per your Lalo and the guards thing, it's called plot armor. :|

hbk314

Mike made a comment to Gus in the previous episode about pulling his men off the low priority targets to provide security for Gus based on what they heard Lalo telling Hector. Otherwise they would have seen Lalo show up at the apartment.

Adrian

Also forgot to mention that there was like a year break if I'm not mistaken after Howard was killed. Waiting for that just added to the excitement for the whole series to come to an end. :) Such a goated show

Leo

Oh man, now that we're getting close to the end, I still stand by that suggestion someone made about Tom trying to play the BCS intro on his guitar for the finale 🎸. I think it'd be an awesome way to finish things off. No expectation of perfection whatsoever, just a fun little thing to end the series with😄

KingCobra

I remember when the beginning of this episode was leaked. It was after some film festival and the entire plot was spoiled. Didn't diminish my enjoyment of the episode but the majority of for me during that brutal week of waiting was nonstop speculation on whether it was true (it was). Then it just became comparing and contrasting and analyzing acting performances for me.

David Guerrero

If you look back the guards did flinch and got ready to draw their gun. But no one knew not even Mike, Gus was going to the laundry mat. So, no one was really aware Lalo would be there not till Gus pieced it together but by that time it was too late.

penguinseizure9

the show's director Vince Gilligan viewed Gus Fring's victory over Lalo Salamanca in Better Call Saul as a combination of strategy and sheer luck. Gilligan and Lalo's actor Tony Dalton agreed that in a straight, even fight, Lalo was the superior killer, and Gus survived the fatal lab encounter primarily by taking a lucky shot in the dark.

Jack McCormick

The way Lalo sneaks into the lab so easily and the very poor security is one thing that is hard to believe. Definitely a bit of plot armor there.

Jacob Hull

“It wasn’t me, it was Ignacio! He’s the one!” Remember? Breaking bad!!!!

Jack Nigro

These are two of the best episodes back to back and I’m so happy we are able to watch these. I swear everytime I see this show again I learn new things like it seems like Gus likes to hire guys who sing, Lyle the store manager and Gale. But again just such a good few episodes and can’t wait for the rest!!

Jacob Hull

Omg omg omg omg omg I can’t wait for next week

Elliot

Mike I believe did have his surveillance teams watching Saul but near the end Mike told Gus he pulled all the teams off their minor jobs to guard Gus. I always assumed one of the minor jobs was Sauls house. Edit - I posted this early in the episode when you asked. But I see after Kim arrived at the house, you basically guessed this.

Andrew R

It always cracked me up that Tom couldn't stand how charming Lalo was 😂

Andrew R

I'm surprised Tom got on his high horse "Come on Saul!!" when he is clearly experiencing PTSD

Andrew R

Lalo didn't care about Saul or Kim killing Gus. He knew they wouldn't. He was just trying to create a diversion to get all the armed guys out of the Laundromat.

Franky

Not so fun fact: bob odenkirk (jimmy) suffered a heart attack while filming the beginning of this episode

Franky

The fact that they bury Howard with his killer is just a final middle finger to Howard

Elikos_176

I think gus wanted to kill lalo himself. He set up the gun and loosen up the plug way before and then get in to the laundry knowing lalo would be there and didnt warn his bodyguards, they were confused about what was gus looking for. Also one bodyguard took a shot at lalo but missed. (sorry for my bad english :D)

Nick

Lalo allowing Saul to open his mouth was his downfall, even tho he really didnt care who went, the fact that Kim said "Jimmy talked him out of it" made it clear to Gustavo that this whole plan with sending Kim was just a distraction

Jesse James

In a way, when Gus and Mike have a disagreement and you see Mike's face tighten a bit out of frustration, he kind of reminds me of me. Lmao when you don't take my advice especially after asking for it, it gets on my nerves, I see that in Mike. And although there's been a few times in this show and BB where Mike puts his life at risk going against Gus, Mike still seems to be Gus' top guy. Kind of makes me wonder, if they physically fought, who would win. You might immediately say Mike but if you've seen both of these shows you'd know Gus is a tough mofo, I think if it came to it, he might kill himself killing his opponent.

Caitlyn

Calls Mike humane, but Jimmy soulless???? I feel like some people completely disregard the person Jimmy was seasons 1-3 and the progression and traumas that have made him what he becomes in brba. He has completely closed off the part of himself that can feel deeply for anything other than Kim, because if he was to turn that part back on, he would have to come to terms with the fact that Chuck and Howard’s deaths are because of his bad decisions. But I do believe the real season 1 Jimmy is still in there, he is just suppressed by Saul.

Jesse James

I got a question for you, Tom. I don't mean to send a billion messages but things keep popping in my head XD. EMDR therapy exists, evidently. In the case of Kim and Jimmy and I suppose everyone else in the BB Universe who has experienced trauma. Is it possible to have successful EMDR therapy if you tell your therapist a trauma story that is not exactly the same as what really happened? I realize this question is VERY in the grey area or just bad but if you can answer great.

Reaction Therapy

A therapist can do EMDR with a client without even having the details of the event, strictly by having the client imagine the trauma and visualize what it felt like going through it, while also using bi lateral stimulation…so yes it’s possible👍

Hyperion

They had their guard down around gus when Lalo killed the guards because its been quiet all night. No reason to be jumpy or suspicious. Only gus was suspicious. As far as the guards were concerned the area was safe

Harry

I’m just wondering how they got an excavator down there??

Jonah Smith

I just love how childish Lalo stays throughout all of it though! That "Uh whatever ok, she can do it, gosh!" when picking Kim lmao

Cesar

“Gringo Pelon” always makes me laugh