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We cut to Howard Hamlin (Patrick Fabian) and Cliff (Ed Begley Jr.), who linger on the sidelines while Erin (Jessie Ennis), their loyal assistant, discusses the Sandpiper case with a room full of angry clients. RELATED: Giveaway: Kin Season 1 Blu-ray and DVD Starring Charlie Cox Howard Like us, he knows something bad is coming, but what? Gus, seemingly tired of his paranoia, charges out of the restaurant like the Terminator and surveys the parking lot. At one point, he attempts to take an order but gets a funny feeling that’s interrupted when one of the staff drops a tray - teens, amirite? The camera follows him about his restaurant so that we sense the paranoia. She passes this time - at this point, does it really matter? - gets up and removes the chair from the door, and the pair get on with their day.īack with the ever paranoid, but overly prepared Gus (Giancarlo Esposito), we see the poor guy attempting to go about his day-to-day activities as usual.
Jimmy still thinks Lalo Salamanca is dead and says as much, leading to a great moment where Kim outwardly weighs whether or not to tell him the truth - or, at least, what Mike (Jonathan Banks) told her last week. Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) wakes up, sees the chair, and finally decides to have a chat with the wife. After looking out the window, she carefully places a chair in front of the door before sitting down to have a nervous smoke. She tosses and turns and decides to get up. and Kim Wexler (Rhea Seehorn) can’t sleep - I know the feeling.
The episode starts off with a montage of an old-fashioned slide rule that is carefully placed in a black box labeled “In Liebe … Deine Jungs,” which, roughly translated, means, “With Love … Your Boys.” Kim This week we’re looking at Episode 5 of the final season, titled “Black and Blue,” and this was another great, tension-filled episode full of terrific performances and plenty of interesting plot elements. Welcome back, folks, to another Better Call Saul recap.
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