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Nacho's not having a nice day with this real fake shooting that's almost indistinguishable from reality.

You know, I've seen shows make plots that specifically let an ensemble interact where it would otherwise be difficult, but here I am seeing a plot that specifically is keeping the two apart as Mike declines the, admittedly low sum, of a 4k heist. It should be low stakes, but knowing Mike he's got some valid reasoning that will play out later.

I feel like I am getting a crash course in cinematography with these shows. The cousins come and rescue Nacho after surveying the scene and set the car on fire as they make their exit. The show then lingers a bit on the smoke and flames with a shot facing the sun, with the smoke beautifully obscuring the harsh light of the sun's rays. The moment the sun breaks through to be an issue, the scene transitions to Kim.

Not to belabor the point I was making about cameras and shots, but Kim seems to be turning into one of these cameras as she is curiously lingering on a number of objects for no discernible reason I can currently fathom.

I find it rather curious that so many criminal elements are like 'nope, don't wanna do this figurine heist' and Saul has to sell it to them to potentially get 4k....from the company where he could have worked for and made in like, a month's pay. Honest work that cops wouldn't disapprove of. Since this doesn't make any sense, the hummel is probably a symbol for something like Saul's human decency.

I will say, I didn't expect vet guy to be such a recurring character. He's been consistently solid though, so no complaints here. None from Nacho here who gets to live because of vet guy, albeit with a bullet in his shoulder.

Gus is visiting a chemistry lab in a university. This...can only mean one thing! And he's singing the element song <3

Episode ends with a nice letter from Chuck. Seems to get to Kim much more than Saul. Strange.

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