Kinda like Saul going on the lam and working where 500 people see him daily?
There's another plot weakness bothering me with the cold shoulder court staff.
The court knows that Guzman was really Lalo
and that Jimmy posted millions in bail.
The court thinks that Lalo is dead.
and that Lalo is an awful man who deserved it.
and now they get to pocket the bail money.
So now they are all mad at Saul for seemingly getting rid of the scumbag at a hefty profit for the state?
In another epoch, someone was deemed a representative of the university because she paid $25 to join a fan club that held a monthly breakfast, at a diner where that $25 would feed 5 people.
I am quite annoyed we don't get a warmup period while SC rebuilds, even Pete Carrol lost his first game vs Boob Davies. But now SC gets a LA Lakers like staff complete with a star QB who 'knows the system.'
I trust the NCAA, to search for a solution, and decide to fight shady deals by removing transparency 🥷
the answer is not to ban the money boosters from speaking to the athlete (or to pretend that is even possible) it is to require that the contracts be published so all parties can be responsible.
ND friend's partner was the 'director' of the new version. Apparently even re-releases operate under tight budgets.
On the film it played like a long ST episode instead of a dramatic film. It was actually weirder than most episodes.
they seem to maintain parallelism. So I progress my prediction. Kim will have to fall on her legal sword and do it in a way that saves Saul. Then it would make sense for her to retreat to Omaha.
It's one of the weaker subplots in the series. Howard would take both of them back at HHM now that Chuck is out of the way. The logical end to that story was Howard blaming himself for Chuck's death while Jimmy smirked and put the kettle on.
I guess a fitting end would be Kim screws Jimmy out of the nursing home settlement money and rejoins Howard. Jimmy somehow gets revenge by getting her disbarred?
The Civil War is the GOAT documentary, even better than The World at War. The way Burns has the historical figures speak their own voice, it is like your really know Abe Lincoln and Robert E Lee.
Well 2 of 3 had some good scenes but it didn't feel like a story. Bringing back whatshername didn't resolve anything, more like, we needed to end the period with a showdown.