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Is there any way I don't follow up on this immediately?

Lawl, show's really trying to justify Chuck's attitude towards Saul with him and Saul's mother's last words before dying being "Jimmy". As Chuck lies to Saul about any words spoken, BCS unleashes its nefarious plot to blind me with that hospital lighting through the glass panes reflecting and magnifying until the room is brighter than the sun itself. Thankfully, the show quickly switches to the title jingle.

He chooses to side with family. The show continues to try and blind me. Also, gotta say, this whole medical sequence is some of the most painful I've had to watch on either show, and I've watched a guy get box cut and then dissolved. I feel for Chuck here, be his condition real or imagined, be he right or wrong in his worldly views. Even being adversarial to the main character, he still scores some pity here, even knowing that the doctors are ultimately just doing their jobs.

Surprisingly, Ernesto goes to bat for Saul. With the darkest of humors, Chuck is once again right about his brother, and every step he takes to prove his case he gets more injured but the world continues to conspire against him.

Damn fine commercial, but good heavens the circumstances we get to see it under....

As Mike decides to become a sniper it kind of hits me that he and Saul haven't crossed paths for some time now. He's just been off in his little world playing with the criminals while Saul has been busy playing jumprope with the line between good and evil.

In the end, Nacho is too much in front of Hector, but it is nice seeing those two cousins in action again. Somehow someone leaves a message for Mike not to do it though. The horn sound cut through the ambient nature sounds, which quickly resume once the stick is removed.

So Chuck quits over the one little mistake he didn't make. Turns his house into a space station. Forces Saul to feel conflicted hearing about all this. Who then does the worst thing imaginable and admits guilt. Chuck probably had a vintage recorder hidden behind the aluminum.

...knew it.

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