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Mike had been trying to help Nacho get out every step of the way. He feels incredibly guilty over that and it's something they've been showing over and over.

Is it still the same OP that you remember from 3 years ago? That would be the ultimate mandela effect, bringing an otherwise idiotic thread full circle.

Mike wasn't the one who left the completely safe bunker and headed over to the lab in the middle of the night.

Mike has always followed a code, as crazy as that sounds for a former corrupt cop now tied in with a cartel. I loved the way they shot the whole first sequence leading up to Kim knocking at Gus's door. That whole thing looked like a horror movie.

I've never heard anything but glowing stories about Mike Grier from anyone around BU circles. I hope he takes that team to 10 consecutive Stanley Cup losses.😁 Ok, maybe they can win one.

And that extension doesn't go into effect until after that last year of the contract expires. So it does not change the cap hit until the new contract starts. I really wish they'd drop the word extension from the lingo since it's actually a brand new contract.

I enjoyed each episode. My only issue is how divided everyone is. There are too many groups spread out all over the place. Everyone loves Hopper, but his portion of the story really doesn't add anything at this point. Hopefully it ties back in at some point.

Now if only he had some sort of education to fall back on...

It's going to wind up being very vital to the story. The inquisitors have to come from somewhere.

And in the eyes of the public, Howard probably just disappears. That body is going to be cleaned and no one will ever find it.

I'm surprised they didn't show any of that to start off the season. I'm pretty sure every season started with the "modern day". They did start with the raid of Saul's house this season, but that scene was in color, wasn't it? The flash fowards to Gene were always black and white.

Do they have official definitions for these situations? The two don't seem to be mutually exclusive. This is why I hate twitter. Character limits aren't so great when you're trying to share information.

And it doesn't matter all that much if 40% of the budget went to them if that 40% only amounts to $20. Yes people want answers, but you can't, or at least shouldn't be passing judgement when you have so few of them. There is guilt to go around. We don't know where all of that lies yet, but we do at least know one person where it does fall.

Don't worry. Gorr the god butcher? Christian Bale will be killing all of them soon enough anyway.

Is that the policy when someone is pinned down in one spot like it sounds with the classroom? It sounds like something more in line with when the shooter is on the move.

That's not specifically mentioned there, but there was mention of bringing in snipers. Edit: And the clip in the link is just a segment of the full interview, so maybe it was mentioned at another point.

Watch the full clip at that link. The officer says that the responding police and more people inside could get shot if they go in. I have absolutely no issue with what he said. Sadly the guy is going to get crucified by an army of people who only read the headline. Now maybe they were a bit slow, I don't know the exact time lines, but they can't just go in guns blazing.

I've enjoyed most of their stuff. This one, both before and after the trailer, does absolutely nothing for me. That movie was very good on its own. We didn't need any more story from any of those characters.

It’s truly amazing that they have pieces together this amazing show based solely off of a throwaway line in one episode. If somehow they had more planned, kudos to them because Saul Goodman was the comic relief of Breaking Bad. Just look at the casting. Saul and his entire entourage were nothing but stand up comedians. I still expect Kim to somehow walk away from this alive. Saul also thinks Lalo is alive in the Breaking Bad timeline, so he may very well still be. This thing can go anywhere.

They've been dropping little hints at Omaha for her throughout the series. This time it was the Nebraska license plate in her flashback. I think she's alive and they're somehow going to bump into Gene at the end of the series. On a side note, nothing was more infuriating than hearing the phrase "miseason finale" pop up in the preview for next week. The show takes 18 years each year to film their next season and AMC is going to play that game with us?

Because someone has to?

I think they may want these two kids attached at the hip for the full year. I'm ok if that's the plan, only call them up together.

Has a player ever played more than 16 games in a season? It would be possible if traded during a bye week. Hell, technically that could actually happen more than once during the season.

Each night they either score once (3 games so far) or five times (also 3 games so far). Man, if they ever figure out how to score more consistently. Mittelstadt should help with that a bit eventually. I'd imagine Stamkos will be getting a fine at some point today. That should be an easy decision for the league, they can look like they actually care without having to suspend a big name player.

It is, but I'm pretty confident with that label for at least Montreal and Arizona. Anyone who enters the season planning on using Carter Hutton as your #1 automatically jumps to the top of that list.