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Season 4 time.

Chuck is dead. Nice dramatic irony on the phone call, though it was inevitable that Saul be brought into this moment. Music was appropriately somber and the coroner van just leaving provided a rough timeline we can form in our heads.

Whole lot of somber moods all around, the episode makes no attempts to liven much of anything up. It certainly helps craft a mood.

Poor Nacho's having a time disposing of pills. You'd think dumping them in the river would be safe, but nope...he's being tracked and watched. A bit silly, but drama's gonna drama.

"Boxing is a sport, martial arts are life and death" I get these office folks are just there to make casual conversation while MIke does Mike things, but actually, compared to most martial arts, Boxing ranks quite highly in most circumstances. Most martial arts do well...against opponents of the same type of martial art, but pitted against different martial arts/real world scenarios can have vastly reduced efficacy. Modern times have been a boon to gathering more scientific data on martial arts, particularly through competitions like MMA.

Much needed moment of levity though, I was pretty sure he was doing what I thought he was doing. I wonder how much chewing out he's gonna get for attempting to do his job and not his illegal job.

But enough fun, did you know that Chuck is dead?

Thankfully BCS doesn't linger on the church scene. Just long enough to let you know it happened.

Saul had a moment when he could have told Howard about the insurance and how he told them of Chuck's condition, but chose instead to let Howard think himself singularly guilty.

Then he goes and whistles while making coffee. How very Walt of you, Saul.

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