[silent_jonny]

The stakes are raised when a discovery is made.

[TomServo]

BCS Bump!!!

[silent_jonny]

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Episode 12 premieres tonight @ 9pm Eastern on AMC

[silent_jonny]

Analyzing the photo for tonight's episode for clues ...

I just noticed a woman's finger (Kims?) pointing up at the billboard.

We know the billboard has to be in Florida, so does that mean we'll cut to Kim at some point?

It's dark and raining there ... Other than snow, we've never seen any weather on either BB or BCS.

Does 1978 have any meaning?

All I could find was the wine that Gus sampled a few episodes ago, during his uncomfortable flirting scene, was a 1978 vintage.

[Jim W N]

In 25-words or les, what is the deal with BCS? Why dos it seem like a kind of big deal?

[ToxicMasculinity]

Having a hard time watching Season 6. It gets real uninteresting.

[ElkGroveDan]

I took some screen shots of the re-created Breaking Bad scenes from last week and then the original scene from the first season (where they recruit Saul to help get Badger released from jail). After very close examination at high resolution I have concluded that is the exact same necktie 14 years later. It's fairly unique and distinct pattern. So they either kept the wardrobe inventory from the show intact or that's Bob's own tie that he kept.

2008 first season

2022 season six Breaking Bad scene remake

[Poser]

I’m hoping the final two episodes are better than the two before them. The robbing the mall plot line didn’t fit the show at all.

[silent_jonny]

Kim on Saul = Jesse on heroin

"What if we did something ... unforgiveable?"

[silent_jonny]

[dead]

Great episode. Visually the show is so brilliant. Interesting subtle thing I noticed. In Gene's black and white world, when Carol Burnette was watching the old Saul Goodman television commercials, you never see them on her computer, but when Gene opens are laptop and looks at them, they're reflected in his glasses in color. He's looking back in time to the more vibrant colorful days of his existence.

[notdownwidems]

Okay, I don’t get it...remember the episode where Jimmy is sitting on a bench in the mall, on break from his Cinnabon job, and the two guys ‘make’ him as Saul Goodman? So he goes back to Albequerque? How does that fit in with the end of this last episode, where he flees after Carol Burnett calls the police on him? Are they saying that he got the vacuum cleaner salesman to ‘disappear’ him TWICE? And that he got the same job, in the same city? That makes no sense. What am I missing?