I’m definitely enjoying it

Saul's courtroom scam tonight was clever. That kind of content is exactly what I thought this series was going to be about (before it started). But now that the series is strictly a Breaking Bad-style one, a funny moment like that comes outta nowhere and is extra funny.

Seems like there are just as many people complaining that they don't like Gus/Mike/cartel side of the plot (and wanting more lawyer stuff) as there are people making the exact reverse complaint.

Realy enjoyed the last couple of episodes.

Every side plot is interesting and engaging.

Show gets better with every season.

brilliant! such a good episode

Aside from S2 being a downgrade from S1, that's definitely been true ever since. It feels like the people producing the show are really finding their groove as far as how to craft stories.

Before the last episode, I had all these wild ideas floating around in my head about what Kim's grand plan was with the Acker situation. When it was revealed that she was merely trying extricate herself, that really threw me for a loop because I thought there was more to it. But then when he boss told her that he realized what she was doing it's like .. oh damn, now the implications are way bigger than I could have thought.

The story is really keeping me on my toes.

This post was edited by Kayeto on Mar 19 2020 03:24pm

I've loved this show almost as much as I enjoyed my first viewing of Breaking Bad. The writing is so good and the overall flow of the show is done so well.

Having to wait a week between episodes is fucking torture. I wanna see a show that releases episodes twice a week, perhaps that's a good balance between binging it all vs. having to wait forever.

Last night's episode seemed like a "bridge episode" i.e. the calm before the storm

Staff had been hyping up next week's episode since before the season began. Feels hard to believe they could match Ep6 though.

Thought the same thing. Pretty calm, not much going on, just a bridge to set up comming episodes.