tuco is getting 8 years for the gun charge
is said in the meeting with salamanca
show the episode to settle it
for what ever reason the owner of the gun will have an 8 year sentence
but because mike was an ex cup the police will go easy on him
thats the words salamanca used
No, not "for whatever reason." Possession of a legal gun during an illegal act is illegal. That's "the gun charge" I'm aware of. It seems that a lot of this conversation is based on the fact that it is Tuco's gun, but I vaguely remember Mike bringing the gun and letting Tuco get it or something. You're right: I have to watch the episode again, which is why I did not say that it was or wasn't actually Tuco's gun. Everyone else seems pretty sure so... *shrug*
No, not "for whatever reason." Possession of a legal gun during an illegal act is illegal. That's "the gun charge" I'm aware of. It seems that a lot of this conversation is based on the fact that it is Tuco's gun, but I vaguely remember Mike bringing the gun and letting Tuco get it or something. You're right: I have to watch the episode again, which is why I did not say that it was or wasn't actually Tuco's gun. Everyone else seems pretty sure so... *shrug*
... and how legal is to pull your gun when you are in a fight?? when the other is unarmed???
It was the lawsuits co-firm (Kim Wexler's) Hamlin, Hamlin and McGill that aired that add he saw. Not his firm Davis and Main.
Are you sure? I recall it opening with "Davis and Main, partnered with HHM" etc, then ended with "call Davis and Main at this number."
They definitely mentioned HHM, but I think they were just including them as partners in the suit.
The show is really starting to lose me, slow slow slow, if I didn't like the Saul and Mike BB characters so much it would be an easy skip for me.
Jimmy's commercial:
http://www.amc.com/shows/better-cal...mercial-episode-203-better-call-saul-amarillo
Apparently, another commercial was made without his input, and it had the same "not too nebulous" stuff from the asbestos commercial.
The ad (that he showed in it's entirety to kim) started directly with the grandmother telling her story. You might be remembering the text video master identifier frame before it started, but that also just had davis and main.
sure, but I'm talking about the late night ad that he saw in the most recent episode--the replacement ad made without his knowledge. That is not the ad that he made (the one that he showed to Kim).
I'm only talking about the one that squeetard mentioned. I recall it referencing HHM as partners with Davis and Main, and to contact Davis and Main. Squeetard suggested that it was made by HMM. This ad was boring text only, and has nothing to do with that grandmother.
For everyone saying it's so slow...did you ever think that's maybe the point/on purpose? His job as a lawyer is boring, slow, nothing ever happens, etc. Which is why he and Kim do their con work...and leads him to become Saul? Just a thought...
For everyone saying it's so slow...did you ever think that's maybe the point/on purpose? His job as a lawyer is boring, slow, nothing ever happens, etc. Which is why he and Kim do their con work...and leads him to become Saul? Just a thought...
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I mostly agree with you. The one situation where I don't is when the psychological background scenes are especially well done. Rectify is one nearly perfect example of that. Even the really slow seemingly vacuous scenes still scream a sort of brooding desperation and emptiness. If they're trying to do the same sort of thing with BCS, they are simply failing in my opinion.Did you ever think that maybe a show can convey boredom and dissatisfaction with a 3 minute montage? Or even a 3 minute montage per episode? Hell, BCS has already done the montage thing several times with Kim in the doghouse. Did you ever think that in the entire history of TV not a single series ever pissed away an entire season just to try to connote a subtle sense of ennui? You ever think that people with the ability to process information that is meted out slightly more quickly than a pitch tar ball drops might be 1000 times more bored than Jimmy? You ever think that many of us could grasp the concept of Jimmy's boredom if we had it jammed down our throats for only 20 minutes an episode instead of 50? Did you ever think that if the show wanted to spend an entire season showing the boredom that the more astute viewers recognized in 10 seconds that they could have something else happening in the B and C plots so that the show keeps moving forward while they so carefully set the mood? Just a thought...
Did you ever think that maybe a show can convey boredom and dissatisfaction with a 3 minute montage? Or even a 3 minute montage per episode? Hell, BCS has already done the montage thing several times with Kim in the doghouse. Did you ever think that in the entire history of TV not a single series ever pissed away an entire season just to try to connote a subtle sense of ennui? You ever think that people with the ability to process information that is meted out slightly more quickly than a pitch tar ball drops might be 1000 times more bored than Jimmy? You ever think that many of us could grasp the concept of Jimmy's boredom if we had it jammed down our throats for only 20 minutes an episode instead of 50? Did you ever think that if the show wanted to spend an entire season showing the boredom that the more astute viewers recognized in 10 seconds that they could have something else happening in the B and C plots so that the show keeps moving forward while they so carefully set the mood? Just a thought...