7. "Fuck yes I am. I just finished my 6th run of the show" In response to Reply # 4
BCS doesn’t have the cultural impact of BB, or other shows of that caliber, but it’s ridiculously good. It holds up quite well against any of the top tier shows I can think of.
EVERYONE brings it- and many so at an MVP level. Everyone. And like BB before it, the show is one long crescendo.
Any dips it might have are minor. But those spikes? Those peaks are incredibly high, and represent truly great television.
Sure, we all know about The brilliant work of art that is Chicanery.
But Rhea Seahorn’s Kim going off on Howard rivals iconic scenes we’ve seen from Anna Gunn’s Skyler or Edie Falco’s Carmella. Shit, her own turn has been a master work all by itself.
There’s so much meat to this show. I’m super pumped (c) for this premier. I’m mad I forgot to DVR it because I thought AMC+ Would stream it the way they do Walking Dead.
I’ve been ready for about two weeks, when I finished the last rewatch.
8. "I completely forgot about the Kettleman's." In response to Reply # 4
The only vague thing I remember about them was that I *think* Mike went into their house to set them up, but I'm not even sure if that's accurate. I recognized the wife because she was on the show Preacher moreso than her being on Better Call Saul.
I think I'm going to have to find a Youtube refresher video since it's been a minute since this show aired.
"Sean sparks like John Starks, nah, Sean ball like John Wall" - Rest In Power Forever Sean Price.
i remember them but i'm pretty murky on details. i know they were crooked couple posing as goody two shoes types (even to themselves), and they had some brady bunch famiy type answering machine message, and i remember them in their back yard i a tent, and Jimmy showing up. It's all pretty vague tho