Better Call Saul Season 4

The actual check was for more than 10 grand. If that's a pay stub for every two weeks, maybe that's just his tax bracket.

Great thing about the funeral scene was showing there is nobody left in Jimmy's life, no family or real friends, other than Kim.

 

My wife and I watch every episode, but I don't disagree with a word of this. Jesus christ, it's slow. And the slowest parts are the Jimmy scenes.

I can go back to the DVR, but his pay amount was $10 grand and change, and his deductions were $8 grand and change. Odd amounts, I thought.

 

I didn't think it looked like Walter White (although that wasn't the first time I read that). I thought it looked like Mike (which it was supposed to because of the ID), but a young Mike as in maybe a flashback. Also, Walter would not have looked like that in that year. He would have had hair and a cheesy mustache.

 

Because I have very little else to do in my last week of summer break, I went and tracked down the baseball game was watching. It was April 13, 2004. The Isotopes lost to Nashville 14-3. Keith McDonald, the player at the plate for Nashville, went 1-for-4. McDonald had a couple of cups of coffee with the Cardinals. I'm not 100 percent sure, but I think the broadcaster on the call is Bob Socci now with the Patriots. He was with the Isotopes that season and it sounds like him.

 

That game is a year off from this timeline.
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The Netflix execs would do a backflip if they read this. Their dream is to replace the word TV with the word Netflix. They're getting damn close to doing it, too.

 

Only first 3 season are on Netflix.

 

No. Season 3 is on. It debuted last fall, maybe.

 

I so love the way this show is shot ...

 

Poor Nacho.