I've enjoyed all the episodes so far, but they fly by too quickly.

In this episode we start to see Kim and Jimmy drifting apart, which is very sad, but we knew something like this was going to happen. I'd rather them drift apart than her getting killed off.

So Hector is finally up, which concludes how he finally got into his wheel chair. ding, ding, ding.

Do you think Season 5 will be the last?

Love this show so much.

again, we don't need what seemed to be 10 minutes of nothing to show Jimmy and Kim drifting apart. Every show it seems like there is 10 minutes of nothing to make a point.

I knew one of the columns were going to get knocked over as soon as I saw how many there were. and it shouldn't have happened anyway as they should have been bolted into the concrete and better yet they should be supporting steel beams and welded to them. but, I'll get off my soap box about the construction "techniques".

So, did Hector knock over the water, because he was mad at the nurse or frustrated with the therapy that he was doing? ..yes the foreshadowing of the "ding ding" was pretty cool

I do want to see how kim gets Jimmy's/Saul's assistant off without him going to jail. I think this will be the final nail as Jimmy made her boss uncomfortable by setting up expectations for an expensive corporate outing and she agrees to help Jimmy out again for something stupid. She also knows he is being unethical by selling "drop phones" on the street. We also still see Jimmy's good side, by him trying to help the guy and pleading with him not to skip. There is also no way the prosecutor doesn't at least entertain the idea of a plea deal.. .shoplifting is a very minor offense if that is all that was on his rap sheet.. yes, assaulting a cop is bad...can't believe he went down from a bag of sandwiches.

this one was good, but I think next week 's episode will be better

@tvinsomniac said:

So, did Hector knock over the water, because he was mad at the nurse or frustrated with the therapy that he was doing? ..yes the foreshadowing of the "ding ding" was pretty cool

He purposely knocked down the water to see the nurse's backside when she pick it up. You can tell by the way he looked at the nurse when she first walked in. This also showed Gus that Hector was fully functional in the brain department and I mean both brains. Gus now wants Hector to live like that for the rest of his life instead of getting more help.

Do you think we will see Jessie soon? Yea the next ep will be a good one. Only 3 more to go. Wonder if Season 5 will be the last.

All righty. Great comments and agree with most. Loved the episode also, even watched a 2nd time. Do think Hector did on purpose and seeing his facial contortions I think really put Gus on edge, knowing Hector is back.

TVIN, I do think you are on to something with timeline. We've seen several dates and timelines w/in this episode, especially time/date stamps on Jimmy's probation. If I recall, Oct 2004? So getting close to Xmas 2004 and ties in with the ski trip Kim's boss brought up. Again, YEAR might have to be confirmed? I want to hit BB quickly to see if there is some sort of time/year when it all started. I'd be more than happy if this is when Walt learns of his cancer.

Season 5 I think like BB is FINAL and maybe a mesh of BCS into BB. Maybe someone who's even more of fan has years down to know how these 2 are sync'd. Would make sense if this is about time Walt gets his cancer, the super lab completed by spring into summer and eventually Gus gets Walt/Jesse into lab and eventually Walt's 52nd bday and his demise. So S5 could be how we really see Gus and his operation ramp up, Kim's leaving of Jimmy, Jimmy becoming Saul the Lawyer and how the BB blends into BCS.

I was kind of surprised that Kim helped Jimmy there at the end. I thought she was going to blow up at him after he mentioned the drop phones he had been selling to his shady customers.

@A-Dubya said:

I was kind of surprised that Kim helped Jimmy there at the end. I thought she was going to blow up at him after he mentioned the drop phones he had been selling to his shady customers.

She has a little streak of BAD in her. Recall their hotel bar investment SCAM. However I think a breaking point of it all with Jimmy ends soon.

Kim is the type of person that just dreams of doing something bad, which is why the episode in the previous season with her and Jimmy running scams on people was great.

Yes, it was already obvious that Kim and Jimmy are drifting apart. As I said in another post, Jimmy is always going to be a con man and there's nothing that is going to change that--not even a woman. Kim is realizing that and is probably why she leaves. I don't think she's going to end up dead.

I also wonder if we're reaching the end of the road for Better Call Saul and how it meshed into Breaking Bad. I noticed all the focus on showing dates in this weeks episode. I'd have to go through BB to see if it lines up but it doesn't take a genius to figure out that it must.