To: silent_jonny
I love how each season opens with a black and white peek into the present, where Jimmy/Saul is now Gene, working at Cinnabon.
Last season's opening was particularly stunning, like a brilliant little short film. While "Gene" was lying there after a heart attack, the song playing is The Ink Spots "We Three", which perfectly mirrors Jimmy/Saul/Gene's sad existence.
"We three, we're all alone
Living in a mem-o-ry
My echo, my shadow, and me
We three, we're not a crowd
We're not even company
My echo, my shadow, and me"
15 posted on
02/22/2020 11:02:12 AM PST by
dead
(Trump puts crazy glue on their grenades and they never know it until after they pull the pin.)
To: dead
Those are great. I wanted to do a "Gene Scene" recap, but they're even more layered than I realized. It's ironic that his life as a Cinnabon manager is just as bad (if not worse) than his life would be in prison.
The last one was almost an episode by itself. I think it ended with a cliffhanger, where the cab driver (who seemed to have a connection to Albuquerque) was staring daggers at Gene in the rear-view mirror.
Gene got out of the cab and walked away, but the cab didn't move.
19 posted on
02/22/2020 11:10:24 AM PST by
silent_jonny
("forward to what lies ahead" -- Phil. 3:13)
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