Kim flips the script | Better Call Saul S5E10 "Something Unforgivable" | Basement Breakdown

[@chiefgarvey11]

John lookin like he's about to peddle drop phones at the Dog House.

[@DJstuff-q5g]

Need this guy to analyse the arguments with my girlfriend.

[@franksheeran7485]

He analyzes, you see the video and wehn you try to repeat the thing he said, you will fail. That's how it works man. woman in argument is unbeatable!

[@Paulkjoss]

Haha! Whatever he says though- you’ll still be wrong 😁

[@Hekateras]

@@franksheeran7485 Sounds like emotional abuse to me

[@SkeeterBeaver]

Now that’s a true basement breakdown.

[@olakrzanik7762]

I like how after Jimmy says he doesn’t want the mint chip ice cream Kim puts it in her bowl

[@JiveDadson]

Good catch.

[@thebadwolf3088]

Mint chip ice cream brings bad memories

[@tovbyte]

Holy moly mint chip ice cream- that’s the one he wanted in S6 for his prison deal!

[@masterzombie161]

Everyone in the show deserves an award, it’s truly a one of a kind show like it’s predecessor.

[@joebond545]

So true

[@himwhoisnottobenamed5427]

Or is that, successor? 🤔

[@Bozothcow]

Isn't that an oxymoron? It's one of a kind, just like this other one!

[@Kaiwala]

I recently got 2 mates of mine who've never seen breaking bad and BCS to watch the entirety of Better Call Saul from S1 to 5, as I was curious to see if it could still grab their attention being a slower paced show without knowing the payoff that is breaking bad. It turns out that the entire show pretty much stands on its own, they loved it from the first episode onwards. It took some time to really get hooked, but the Tuco scenes kept them watching even if they didn't know who he was. The only thing that ever became an obvious issue was the warehouse basement extensions Gus hired Werner Zeigler for. One of my mates kept asking what they were even doing but I told him I wouldn't tell. Didn't impact his reaction to the season 4 finale though. Now that we've finished the show, one of them wants to wait for S6 whilst the guy asking about the warehouse is now watching through Breaking Bad with me. This little experiment of mine seems to prove how good Saul serves as a standalone show, as well as a prequel.

[@maxwaring2000]

Dam, glad to hear

[@shadowwarrior2030]

I experienced the same. I am aware of the brilliance of BB, but still can't get through the 3rd episode for some reason. I watched BCS and got hooked instantly. It's the amazing writing, Jimmy's interesting character and the Jimmy-Chuck dynamic that did it for me.

[@Kaiwala]

@@shadowwarrior2030 In BB the show definitely gets more interesting when Mike, Gus and Saul enter the picture. And that's near the end of season 2. Tuco at the end of s1 does keep you hooked but if you aren't interested in Jesse and Walter it's gonna be hard getting there.

[@shadowwarrior2030]

@@Kaiwala I feel like BB has gotten stale for me. Learned too many spoilers from watching BCS breakdowns. But I'd still give it a try. Perhaps after I finish BCS s6.

[@wattsnottaken1]

I keep telling one of my best friends who is a huge fan of BrBa that he would love BCS. I keep telling him it’s kind of like Breaking Bad part negative 1 (Mike and Gus/ Cartel part of the show) and then You get to see How Jimmy McGill gradually becomes the criminal Lawyer we know and love from BrBa. Saul Goodman 👉

[@rulersonicboom4737]

Your Basement Breakdowns for Better Call Saul are the best! You deserve more recognition.

[@TheMovieSequelDude49]

The phrase, "Howardsplain", made me laugh. Great analysis. I'll be missing this incredible BCS episode analysis content for a while but glad to see more S6 speculation in the future.

[@rulersonicboom4737]

Better Call Saul is the Greatest Show on Television.

[@M_Baker9ersFan]

It is indeed if you are into detail and plot and character development ... I love it!

[@Oddthority]

I don't want to alarm you but there is a spooky ghost on the stairs behind you

[@grahamcrackerz1714]

I saw parallels between this episode and the one shortly after Jimmy turns down the Davis & Main gig, when Kim is all business and trying to talk him to his senses but Jimmy, with a newfound sense of clarity, beckons her to get into the hotel pool and relax with him. Shortly thereafter, they pull off a con that breaks a big moral boundary for Kim. In this episode it is a freshly-freed-from-corporate-shackles Kim who is encouraging a nervous Jimmy to enjoy the amenities of the tropical hotel and get room service. Then she pitches a con to him that seems to break down one of his moral boundaries. How appropriate is it that Jimmy marries Kim with the ring of his former con buddy on his finger? He married her with Marco's ring, and she has slowly come to occupy the role of his new con artist partner. Love your breakdowns as always. You catch so much subtext in the imagery and shot composition that blows my mind every time.

[@JbodMC]

This is a really great read and I think it points towards Kim and Jimmy being a Bonnie and Clyde of sorts next season now that Kim has fully come to terms with who she is. I think the aspect of this video alluding toward Kim having disdain for Jimmy over the course of the night is completely misleading. If we compare the way Kim reacts to Jimmy and Howard asking her whether shes thinking clearly, they are completely night and day scenarios. I think after Jimmy implies that he's going to cut things off if they leave the hotel room, from that point forward she's actively trying to coerce him back to being himself after all the trauma he suffered. Its possible conflict will arise between them in the end game of season 6, but most of the season from my perspective needs to be about Kim unlocking Jimmy's worst impulses in order to complete his transformation.

[@numehall3186]

@@JbodMC I agree. I thought it was clear in the scene where Jimmy says he wants to go home (which I was surprised wasn't really mentioned at all in this breakdown) that Kim could sense he was thinking of leaving her "for her own good" which is why she tried to force him to stay and started talking about conning Howard to try to "reignite his fire" so to speak.

[@nicole-ls4jb]

It occurs to me that many of us are also guilty of wanting - so very badly - to put a halo on Kim, too. But the story is hers, and not ours, to create. It gives me chills.....

[@miriistina]

nicole ... she’s not real. Are you talking about the writers or Rhea Seehorn? 😅

[@joebond545]

@@miriistina both amazing

[@domskillet5744]

I was super shook by the crazed smile on her face when she suggested going after Howard. Acting was so on point, her face showed like 5 different emotions, it was unexpected but believable

[@nicole-ls4jb]

@@miriistina Well, I'm talking about Kim; Rhea Seehorn doesn't create Kim's plot lines, the writers do! I'm echoing John's use of "Kim's story." 🙂

[@americantoastman7296]

@@miriistina sorry for being blunt, but are you dumb? Of course shes not real, how is that relevant? We're talking about a character from a tv show here :D

[@dominictinner5169]

The light falling through the door scout creating the hole you describe reminds me very much of Jimmy’s coffee tumbler getting shot in the desert and how Kim saw it in his money bag.

[@notboxxy]

kim is getting shot in the face, loses her eye and never talks to jimmy again: confirmed

[@ZaveAres]

@@notboxxy You've done it

[@teenariley7320]

I feel so proud to say that I also noticed what you noticed-the mint chip ice cream rejection and how green always means “go” but that is not where Jimmy is this time! Further to that, anytime I see Jimmy in WHITE, it indicates to me a clean slate a blank perspective. While at the hotel, the pair were covered in white sheets, and when “slippin Kimmie” runs the gamut of “or” scenarios, she’s covered in white. I also noticed the panning back after Kim turns around and does the “finger guns”, Jimmy is in white as the camera pans back. Did you notice that when the camera pans back at Jimmy sitting in white in amazement Jimmy sits directly between GREEN AND BLUE light behind him representing law and lawlessness.

[@Pistachios42]

I love your interpretation of Kim's pro-bono cases being like currency to pay for her wickedness with more saintly acts. I think the show always presents how she puts up with Mesa Verde's ruthless expansion as a way to financially pay for pro bono work. But now I think by choosing another source of income for this, potentially scamming Howard, the pro bono work is the morality chips that she's now cashing in.

[@Tripathi_Rohit]

This sir, this series of BCS breakdown is one of the single-most deep, detailed and indepth breakdowns that i've watched. You sir have earned a loyal sub. I'm glad the almighty youtube algorithm brought me to your channel!

[@Chaosm03]

So, basically Kim is like that Chappelle Show sketch "When keeping it real goes wrong" or the Lonely Island video "Threw it to the Ground". Kim thinks she's keeping it real, but really she's just making bad decisions and justifying it by saying she won't let people tell her what to do.

[@whyohwhy9679]

I was thinking of that too. When she feels someone is telling her she can't think for herself, she rebels and does the exact opposite of their advice. Her reaction actually allows other people to control her anyway. She and Jimmy are more alike than it appears on the surface.

[@whyohwhy9679]

Also the Chapelle "keeping it real" reference is hilarious.

[@jamanoorabuukhalid3311]

I love threw it to the ground sketch

[@ydderynnad]

Look at the kitty cat! 1:23

[@kirkjohnson9353]

It was slinking by like it just did something bad- slippin' Kitty

[@ydderynnad]

@@kirkjohnson9353 "Slippin' Kitty." Man, I wish I had thought of that!

[@LuisVargas-bq3bp]

this guy's takes are so underrated

[@m.edisonhatt9136]

Where are you John... We need your Basement Breakdowns for BCS Season6!!!!!

[@AriGrabb]

I am very much looking forward to your season 6 breakdowns. I greatly enjoy and admire your deconstruction of this wonderful wonderful show.

[@davidbarnett8617]

After rewatching season 5, I am hoping John brings back the Basement Breakdiwn for season 6. Just two more weeks!

[@FEWGEE1]

I never know if Kim is going to take the moral high ground, or play dirtier than Jimmy. I've binged season 1 through 5 in a few weeks. Now I've gotta wait at least a year for the final 13 episodes. Such a great sbow!

[@Niamorg1007]

That finger pistol scene has intrigued and obsessed me since the episode premiered. I was waiting for your take on it, and was not disappointed.

[@dianadollar758]

You.....are......SOOOOOOOOOO......GOOD😏 I L❤️VE your Basement Breakdowns!!!!! Your attention to detail is incredible! You paint a picture like an artist 🖼 You ROCK dude😎

[@etoilesvives]

🍀🥰🙂😥 yes!!

[@teenariley7320]

Oh! And I also noticed after watching BREAKING BAD again that all the BCS show openings is a clip of a scene from BB featuring Saul (ie the phones in his drawer, the massage machine, the urinal with BCS matches in it, Sauls license plate “lawyerup” etc.

[@joshesus]

I love this! Whenever I have a basement breakdown I have to call my therapist and take blood pressure medication, but you make it so fun!!!

[@kimnara3000]

John Teti - you are the king of better call saul analysis (and I love the name) and you deserve more recognition. You are really constantly outsmarting your competition. By far (utilitarian philosophy - who are you - Spock?;). Thank you so much for doing this. Your comments are a necessity to fully understand this flawlessly composed TV-show.

[@chriswhite2151]

Seriously, how do you not have more subscribers? Your analysis is so on point, you make me want to watch the whole series again. I actually enjoy your videos as much as I enjoyed the series. So many things you noticed that I didn't, like the ice cream. And I agree with your idea of "virtue bucks", that made laugh because I have seen the behavior in real life, maybe even in myself.

[@kalentaylor3468]

In light of the current season’s developments, I’d say this analysis has been pretty spot on. Slippin Kimmy is the personification of an old story. The student has surpassed the master.

[@maxxamillz2255]

WHEN ARE YOU COMING BACK !!!!!!!?????? SEASON 6 NEEDS YOU !!! I watch alllllll the BB BCS breakdown theory channel vids and i promise you and those other guys are great but none of em break it down to the marrow of the bone like you do im dyin to hear your thoughts n predictions for S6

[@MOONSIP2]

John, your deconstructions are brilliant. And I love your cat -- "slippin' kitty" as someone mentioned in the comments.

[@4Shaman]

Another huge moment is when Kim chews out Kevin. She doesn’t object when he chastises her for failing. It’s when he says «she could do a lot better than Jimmy». This is why she snaps, he’s trying to tell her what her story is. It also explains why Kim loves Jimmy: everybody (Jimmy inc) tries to take her agency by telling her to stay away from him. She won’t have that

[@pinkgoergefloyd8340]

South Park moment

[@sirmcsir2080]

You look like Werner Ziegler in this vid. Besides that though, great job. You always pick up the details in the cinematics really well.

[@mlsaulnier]

It's like Christmas in August! Two new John Teti videos are such gifts.

[@Askalott]

Kim getting in the shower after doing the finger pistols and leaving Jimmy speechless kind of mirrors that scene in Breaking Bad when Walt says to Skylar "I am the danger....I am the one who knocks" and then he gets into the shower. Mind blown.

[@swiberk]

Would love to sit with you for an hour discussing BCS. Thank you for the deep analysis! :)

[@StoneColdET_]

Heck yes time for that juicy content 🥳

[@maybetomorrow1]

Holy moly you're great at this. Thank you for the perspective. Kim had always baffled me. No matter how much I thought about her...I couldn't quite understand her angle. This is probably a very common sentiment among viewers. Your video has helped. Her character is extremely complex. I appreciate this because it is reality for us all. Humans are very complex and I don't know of many TV shows that would expand their characters in this way. Good stuff. The next time I re-watch the series....I will keep your message in mind. 💯

[@ahmedmoyeed9627]

I am so glad I discovered this channel. You break down BCS beyond the surface level storytelling that is just so insightful and breathtaking. I can never stop thinking about this show and now when I rewatch it, I pay attention to every single frame.

[@EpicRavenclaw42]

I hate you for being so good at this. The final note about Kim getting in the shower representing her new "get dirty, get clean" mentality was so good!

[@timonus]

Man, I love your channel. So good. The moment I saw the ice cream bit in this episode I was like "he's *definitely* going to mention this". Thanks for enlightening us all.

[@bobmojo99]

“Compunction”?? You’re my hero. Great as always!

[@mlsaulnier]

He is one smart cookie

[@vincentvandervelden3554]

What a delightful gift thank you

[@dielaughing73]

WE'VE MISSED YOU JOHN!

[@ologicalonline]

I missed you too!

[@dielaughing73]

@@ologicalonline Really appreciated the callback to that earlier scene with Chuck. That is one of the most important scenes of the show IMO. Bob's acting was so subtle and expressive. The moment after you cut where Jimmy says 'She's not ruined...' was really interesting. I think Kim immediately shuts him down because she senses Jimmy was about to get himself lawyered into admitting something: 'she's not ruined, she had nothing to do with it' or something similar. It's easy to forget all the characters are *lawyers* (apart from the ones who are cartel, which is another type of cunning).

[@damonmoney4474]

Best time of the month ❤️

[@mortimermacmanus3022]

I should append, also, in context of the legitimacy of both Chuck’s rage and Howard’s shock, that neither man “projects” virtue upon Kim, except from his own posture of virtue, given no evidence to the contrary (with regards to Kim's virtue) and overwhelmed with evidence that Jimmy could be responsible (which is not at all farfetched, since Jimmy is Kim’s most obvious and direct contact with the criminal underworld, and all of her own hypocrisy is, as you have admitted, an attempt to sublimate her guilt about this criminal double-life). What is truly “unforgivable” is the suggestion that two men who have been such living embodiments of their social roles would be accused of harbouring ulterior motives in dealing with two con artists, one seasoned and the other up-and-coming, especially with the intent of protecting the student from going the way of the master. They literally want nothing but to bring Jimmy to Justice. _I mean: who do they think they ARE? Officers of LAW??_ [({M.M.)}]

[@THETYMEKK12]

Thank You, John! :D

[@TheLegendofGumby]

Dude! Can’t wait for your season 6 speculation, thank you for all your hard work on these breakdown videos, they’re so entertaining to watch.

[@lukengyankwong4846]

Your breakdowns always make me appreciate this show more than before and i'm grateful for that, thank you!

[@akiselawliet3350]

u r da best bro

[@ToolShopGuy]

Oh man I've been waiting for this!

[@ToolShopGuy]

Would you ever break down a movie like The Shining? I would love to hear your take on some of these movies that have a lot of depth and multiple layers

[@MelchVagquest]

On that note, I would also like him to break down many more visually stunning movies, too.

[@lemsy]

Seconded. Ological taking on Kubrick would be nothing short of a college course.

[@ZaveAres]

Look up Collative Learning. He's been doing vids for years on all kinds of classics like that and many others. He's done about all of Kubrick's movies.

[@miriistina]

Basement breakdowns are THE best breakdowns! Well worth the long wait for the insights no one else seems to uncover. Here's looking forward to the Season 6 speculations!

[@ElPerroRoky424]

Im here waiting for season 6 and... IM LOVING THESE BREAKDOWNS!!! Tysm dude 😀

[@moodmusik]

I love these breakdowns. They're so complete. Thank you for these. (And nice "blue" and "gold" breaker!)

[@eerieafro4250]

Sweet vid I was so happy to see an upload from someone I respect talking about something unforgivable, look out, there’s a ghost behind you!

[@Vendzor]

Squidward

[@Ulyssesrodetotown]

Virtue bucks, nice one brother..

[@SonofTiamat]

I like these breakdowns. Thank you

[@leprachaun97]

Just fantastic analysis as always. It's a mark of the quality of these that I don't really care how long I have to wait for a breakdown, any amount of time seems worth the wait.

[@TheCaliKevin]

Waited Patiently on your take about Lalo seeing the drinks on the table and I would’ve never thought of the Louie XIII. We appreciate you in San Diego and hope you’re staying well through quarantine

[@KazimierzStaszewski]

In all honesty, on the rewatch I caught that Kim after playing along to Lalo in ep. 9 de facto never stops playing, only then plays along to Jimmy and when most people I know expect Kim to break bad in the last season, I am 99% convinced all scenes in the last episode are a set up to epic humiliating break up that will untie Kim from the story. So she can become the lawyer of Francesca (after White empire crumbles) in Breaking Bad timeline

[@damonmoney4474]

Hey John can we find your work anywhere else since you left the AV Club? Or do we only get you on your KZbin channel here :'(

[@rkerlin]

The shackles of projected virtues... Wow, that's some heavy poetry. So good so good!

[@alexsims2749]

You’re a legend for these videos man

[@iworms]

There was no ad when I watched this video. I hope you're getting paid one way or another for this fine analysis! Respect!

[@teenariley7320]

I would LOVE for you to breakdown my fav movie of all time SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION! I’m glad they’ll be other BCS breakdowns because there’s still SO much to talk about. You John are a refreshing 20 minutes to my day!!

[@berikwlariz]

how good is this show, that we're watching the speculative ramblings of this guy just to fill the urge and hunger for Better Call Saul content.

[@mlsaulnier]

I'm surprised you didn't make a comment about the spear of light in Jimmy's head in the end scene.

[@xavierbrown5189]

Great analysis! Had me smiling throughout the whole video

[@kirkjohnson9353]

It's interesting too the usage of lights in these shots. The light is in the background mostly and the shadows are in the foreground. Just as the psychological shadows of Kim and Jimmy and coming into the foreground.

[@lash570]

You are simply brilliant not only your insights but how you explain everything via specific scenes

[@margaretmccall7726]

This final episode proves Lalo is the overt danger anyone can detect like Tuco and Kim is the covert danger who no one suspects like Walter White. Saul has become a secondary pawn in the battle of wits and will between these opponents against each other and their mutual foe Gus Fring. I can't wait to see how that triangle of revenge will extinguish itself and who will be left standing in the end.

[@denisesudell2538]

Margaret, the first half of season 6 has supported your theory.

[@Andrew_sorokin]

God damn you are soo deep into the show! Please don’t leave us for such a long time again)

[@notboxxy]

your analysis videos on bcs are the best on youtube. thank you for all your content regarding this masterpiece. pleaseeeee make more lol i would watch a 30 minute video of you explaining how light falls in a frame and what it means, for example lmao

[@8bitmagic]

Excellent analysis as always. Worth the wait, like the two separate and focused videos.

[@teiladnam]

All I want for Christmas is a scene between Kim Wexler and Skyler White.

[@ZaveAres]

Skyler can go fuck herself

[@AekaoGaming]

These videos are legendary, i enjoyed them so much!

[@lemsy]

Brother, I really love your breakdowns. Great content critique and detailed eye. Thank you.

[@MrFXGoT]

I'd love to see you break down Red Dead Redemption 2, I think it would be interesting hearing it from you!

[@kolos4650]

I knew that this show was packed by symbolism, but this revelations you present blow my mind

[@heybos4640]

That old guy who told her you will say anything to get what you want and also earilier in the ep - You're one of those people who give money to charity to compancate for all the bad that youve done. Thats why she got angry. Its because he read her perfectly.

[@mattelgin]

Your breakdowns are awesome; I've been binging on them for a few weeks now. Thanks for doing these. I've learned a lot about imagery, storytelling, and filmmaking as you describe, and I wonder if you've ever gotten the ear of the writers of the show. Totally interesting stuff to talk about. I can't wait for season 6 and to dig into it with your breakdowns.

[@etoilesvives]

Same for everything!!!!

[@freddiefedoraaa]

This is the analysis I'm looking for

[@anonymoususer450]

I love these basement breakdowns

[@theheckler399]

can't wait for the slippin kimmy cameo in the second season of slippin jimmy!!!

[@Dank_Engine]

Really love this content. Good analysis, good delivery. Appreciate what you do

[@supersaiyanzero386]

Incredible breakdown.

[@rethinkp2p]

Hi John! I love how you illustrate the "flipping script" theme by lining up comic figures from reddish to blue colours on your TV desk. Don't think I didn't notice. Please let me know if my suspicion is true. And much love for your basement breakdowns! ❤️

[@andrewnetherton652]

The Jimmy-Kim dynamic sounds partially similar to the Walt-Jesse dynamic now that I've heard your analysis. Much like how Jimmy uses Kim staying by his side as validation that he has not yet crossed some irredeemable moral line, Walt continually commits more immoral actions until he completely and irrevocably alienates Jesse. It's also interesting that Kim and Jesse have a related story arc: rising from being a novice in a skill (meth making and unethical legal practice, respectively) to matching the capabilities of their teacher, a years-long expert in a related field (chemistry and conning, respectively). What would be really poetic is if the two stories concluded similarly as well. Kim suffers proportionally way more severe consequences than Jimmy for the unraveling of their "let's destroy Howard's career" scheme (presumably disbarment and arrest); I can see Howard not going down without a fight, copying Chuck's tactics by baiting an unwitting recorded confession out of them. Maybe the stress of the cartel plotlines result in a careless misstep in the Howard scheme?Jimmy suffers no consequences in the scheme because only Kim is directly implicated and she refuses to testify against her husband. Jimmy in the Gene timeline sees something on TV relating to either HHM or the Sandpiper case, compelling him to return to Albuquerque as Saul Goodman one last time. This leads both to the dissolution of HHM and the clearing of Kim's name at the sacrifice of Jimmy in the process (an effective life sentence for his involvement in the "Breaking Bad" events). It'd also be cool if he visits Chuck's burial site along the way and acknowledges that Chuck hadn't completely misjudged him (his "I did it for me" moment): Slippin' Jimmy with a law degree was about as dangerous as a chimp with a machine gun with respect to the ones he cared for.

[@nont18411]

I think Kim is more like Walt while Jimmy is more like Jesse in this dynamic. At the start, people think that Jimmy/Jesse will be a bad influence on Kim/Walt. Jimmy/Jesse stay in the game longer than Kim/Walt but latter are more natural and more efficient about it once entered the game. Kim/Walt were regarded by the society as good guys. The DEA loved Walt and saw Walt as a lovely brother in law of Hank while the law firms saw Kim as the angel who is a direct opposite to a scumbag like Jimmy. Most of the cons they did together came from Kim/Walt idea while Jimmy/Jesse were the ones carrying it out and suffered huge consequences from it. Kim/Walt knew how to compose or act in a high society better than Jimmy/Jesse who are too emotional and didn’t fit in. And to prove Kim and Walt similarities, I would like to pick some of their quotes for you. Kim: “I like it. I’m good at it.” Walt: “I liked it. I was good at it. And I was really…I was alive.” Kim: “You don’t save me. I save me.” Walt: “I’m not in danger, Skyler. I am the danger! A guy opens his door and gets shot and you’d think that of me? No. I AM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS.”

[@andrewnetherton652]

Well, I was more right than I was wrong.

[@LowReedExpert1]

Ayyye double upload

[@AekaoGaming]

I think you meant: making room for Giselle @3:15 ;)

[@darthbrutalicious6066]

When they discuss with Jimmy, there is a shot of Kim expressing three different faces. We will be needing more analysis on this PLUS I see a parallel between Walter White and Kim at the monent "I am the one who knocks" .... I see a Heisenberg in Kim by means of realising and defending her own agency...I dunno.

[@nont18411]

Kim is Walt in so many aspects.

[@jason5265]

Great analysis. You talk about things I would never notice 😊

[@farrelljohnson1849]

ive been looking for your channel for a few hours. i remember i watched your videos on s5 bcs and it compleatly changed how i watch all media. no one else does it like you do and ive been re watching bcs with my new gf and she loves these analysis too. you really deserve to be bigger. you do good stuff keep it upppppppp !!!

[@mn-ru4li]

Chuck and Howard didn't respect Kim. Remember how they kept punishing her in the early seasons?

[@texastrustedoralsurgeon6830]

The scene where you point out that Grant points to his heart and the scene where Jimmy’s shirt gets blood spattered over his heart also is a foreshadow of art imitating life. As in Bob Odenkirk’s July 27th heart attack on the set in Albuquerque.

[@ricoco7891]

Before this episode: "Damn Jimmy is such a terrible influence on Kim." After: "Damn Jimmy is perfect for Kim."

[@mChav34]

Great analysis. Really interesting breakdown.

[@alekwojcik9030]

Absolutely fantastic analysis! Pleasure to watch this while waiting for season 6!

[@shadowwarrior2030]

I'm learning a lot from your breakdowns. Thanks a lot man.