Mike didn't have the money though. That would be a terribly wrong assumption on her part. Not having the money is presumably why he's stepping up to "next level work for next level pay." Regardless of her intentions, he's not "fooled," so we have to wait and see what's really going on here.
mike had been helping her out before she did that. he gave her wads of cash from prior things. and he said he would help her out as much as necessary, and she even turned down money from him prior to that story.
Yes, but it wasn't just noise. Stacey didn't just claim to have heard gunshots, she pointed to physical evidence of bullets striking the house. Mike was outside and he knows that didn't happen. So he knows she had to have done the damage herself to prop up her story about it being unsafe.
That mark could have been from anything though. It could just as easily be explained by her paranoia causing her to jump to conclusions.
From what I hear the show's writers said that she's suffering from PTSD so I think this is the intention.
My problem with BCS is that the parts set in the corporate world are awful. Just freaking intolerable. I love Jimmy being Jimmy. I love Mike being Mike. When they're each doing their own thing on the seedy side of the law the show shines. The instant Chuck or any of the other legit lawyers show up everything just grinds to a halt. I understand that they have to show Jimmy morphing into Saul by being unable to work within the system and preferring the dark side, they're spending too much time on it. The more time an episode spends in the law office the weaker it is.
the law firm only gave Jimmy a 11 year old C240? cheap bastards
That mark could have been from anything though. It could just as easily be explained by her paranoia causing her to jump to conclusions.
From what I hear the show's writers said that she's suffering from PTSD so I think this is the intention.
I don't mind any scene with Kim in it. :wub: Chuck, on the other hand, I fucking hate. God he blows so hard.exactly how I feel! I get that they need to show how Jimmy just doesn't fit in with the corporate world, but man oh man do those parts drag. I also find the parts with Kim to be getting irritating; we get it, she's in the basement. She's frustrated with her career, she doesn't want jimmy to try and save her. I enjoyed season 1, and I do like season 2, but the last couple episodes, every time Kim (or chuck) shows up nothing interesting is going to happen until the next commercial break.
I don't get the impression that she's trying to scam Mike at all. I think the show suggested that the newspapers were the sound she was hearing, but that he didn't have the heart or want to start a fight by setting her straight.
I didn't pick up on anything at all deceptive or duplicitous in Stacey's actions.
the law firm only gave Jimmy a 11 year old C240? cheap bastards
Show was set in 2002.
I trust her intentions aren't malicious, but I think she's working Mike to get what she wants. She's a single mother, her husband was killed and she's living in a different city. I feel she doesn't have to manipulate Mike, but again, he's smart, he knows what she's doing, but he's going to take care of his granddaughter.
And Ice Station Zebra Associates is born.
Pretty sure they mentioned it in an earlier episode (not just Breaking Bad).
Enjoyed the last episode. I think Mike will definitely go to Jimmy, but TBH I don't think we are up to the turning point yet, at least I hope not. Part of me wants to see his roll in BB, but I am afraid it might take away some of the mystery here (in the whole show really).
And as far as Stacey goes, she has been through a lot (losing her husband and a big move). And we found out that she knew Mike was hiding things about the death of her husband. I think that's all it is, part of her wants to trust Mike, but her guard is still up.
well even they make the change
there can be a whole season with jimmy being saul and start building his career
and there we can see a connection with breaking bad
remember jessi that said to walter if you need a lawyer you go to saul
so there can be a final episode with how jessi meets or knows about saul
maybe saul helped a friend of him
but that would be an awesome ending for the show
a final episode bridging saul with breaking bad
remember all the dishing he got for the advertising and in the end the firm made the same exact add and air it in the television
kim is the only thing that keeps him from snapping
It was not the same commercial it was the boring swirly background monotone voice mesothelioma commercial modified to be a sandpiper commercial that Saul derided for not having any 'showmanship'.