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** Jeff speeding away in his taxi and crashing into a parked car in plain sight after seeing a parked police car behind him. Did he do it on purpose to create a distraction that would allow Gene to escape the scene (similar to how Walt intentionally crashed his car with Hank inside to avoid driving him to the meth lab), or did Jeff see the car behind him, assumed they were here to arrest him, and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere sped away in a panic]], [[EpicFail crashing his car by accident?]]
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** Jeff speeding away in his taxi and crashing into a parked car in plain sight after seeing a parked police car behind him. Did he do it on purpose to create a distraction that would allow Gene Viktor to escape the scene (similar to how Walt intentionally crashed his car with Hank inside to avoid driving him to the meth lab), or did Jeff see the car behind him, assumed they were here to arrest him, and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere sped away in a panic]], [[EpicFail crashing his car by accident?]]
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** After he's confronted by Marion, Gene pulls out the telephone's cord. Was he seriously considering killing her, or was it just him trying to drive home how she shouldn't contact the authorities?
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** After he's confronted by Marion, Gene Viktor pulls out the telephone's cord. Was he seriously considering killing her, or was it just him trying to drive home how she shouldn't contact the authorities?
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** After sinking lower than ever before in [[Recap/BetterCallSaulS6E11BreakingBad the previous episode by insisting on robbing a kindly cancer patient]], Gene goes even further down when said cancer patient wakes up just before he can exit his house. With the mark sitting down on the staircase, blocking Gene's only exit, Gene is seconds away from braining him with an urn containing ''the ashes of his deceased dog''... only for the mark to fall back asleep, still under the influence of the barbiturate drugging.
** Falls ''even further'' at the end of the episode, when Marion catches on to who Gene really is and tries to contact the authorities. Gene pulls the phone cord out of the wall so she can't call the police, and even starts moving towards her with the apparent intent of strangling her with it for a moment. Just before he yanks the [=LifeAlert=] dongle away from her, he realizes that he's gone too far, allowing her to contact the authorities and running away, but the fact that he was even thinking about it shows how evil he's become.
* NightmareFuel: When Gene realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact "Gene" is about to attempt homicide, on an elderly person no less, illustrates just how far he's fallen.
* TearJerker: Jimmy's "MyGodWhatHaveIDone" moment when Marion tells him that she trusted him as he tried to murder her earlier. You can tell that Jimmy realized he almost crossed Heisenberg-levels of evil by the look on his face as a terrified Marion tells the [=LifeAlert=] operator that wanted criminal Saul Goodman is in her kitchen.
** Falls ''even further'' at the end of the episode, when Marion catches on to who Gene really is and tries to contact the authorities. Gene pulls the phone cord out of the wall so she can't call the police, and even starts moving towards her with the apparent intent of strangling her with it for a moment. Just before he yanks the [=LifeAlert=] dongle away from her, he realizes that he's gone too far, allowing her to contact the authorities and running away, but the fact that he was even thinking about it shows how evil he's become.
* NightmareFuel: When Gene realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact "Gene" is about to attempt homicide, on an elderly person no less, illustrates just how far he's fallen.
* TearJerker: Jimmy's "MyGodWhatHaveIDone" moment when Marion tells him that she trusted him as he tried to murder her earlier. You can tell that Jimmy realized he almost crossed Heisenberg-levels of evil by the look on his face as a terrified Marion tells the [=LifeAlert=] operator that wanted criminal Saul Goodman is in her kitchen.
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** After sinking lower than ever before in [[Recap/BetterCallSaulS6E11BreakingBad the previous episode by insisting on robbing a kindly cancer patient]], Gene Viktor goes even further down when said cancer patient wakes up just before he can exit his house. With the mark sitting down on the staircase, blocking Gene's Viktor's only exit, Gene Viktor is seconds away from braining him with an urn containing ''the ashes of his deceased dog''... only for the mark to fall back asleep, still under the influence of the barbiturate drugging.
** Falls ''even further'' at the end of the episode, when Marion catches on to whoGene the man she knew as "Gene" really is and tries to contact the authorities. Gene Viktor pulls the phone cord out of the wall so she can't call the police, and even starts moving towards her with the apparent intent of strangling her with it for a moment. Just before he yanks the [=LifeAlert=] dongle away from her, he the smallest ebb of Jimmy within Viktor realizes that he's gone too far, allowing her to contact the authorities and running away, but the fact that he was even thinking about it shows how evil he's become.
* NightmareFuel: WhenGene Viktor realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact "Gene" Viktor is about to attempt homicide, on an elderly person no less, illustrates just how far he's fallen.
* TearJerker: Jimmy's "MyGodWhatHaveIDone" moment when Marion tells him that she trusted him as he tried to murder her earlier. You can tell that through Viktor, Jimmy realized he almost crossed Heisenberg-levels of evil by the look on his face as a terrified Marion tells the [=LifeAlert=] operator that wanted criminal Saul Goodman is in her kitchen.
** Falls ''even further'' at the end of the episode, when Marion catches on to who
* NightmareFuel: When
* TearJerker: Jimmy's "MyGodWhatHaveIDone" moment when Marion tells him that she trusted him as he tried to murder her earlier. You can tell that through Viktor, Jimmy realized he almost crossed Heisenberg-levels of evil by the look on his face as a terrified Marion tells the [=LifeAlert=] operator that wanted criminal Saul Goodman is in her kitchen.
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* NightmareFuel: When Gene realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact "Gene" is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.
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* NightmareFuel: When Gene realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact "Gene" is about to attempt homicide homicide, on an elderly person no less, illustrates just how far he's fallen.
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*** Considering how he observes them for some time and quietly prays for them to ignore him and to leave, it is almost certainly the former - he did it intenrionally.
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*** Considering how he observes them for some time and quietly prays for them to ignore him and to leave, it is almost certainly the former - he did it intenrionally.intentionally.
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*** Considering how he observes them for some time and quietly prays for them to ignore him and to leave, it is almost certainly the former - he did it intenrionally.
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** After sinking lower than ever before in [[Recap/BetterCallSaulS6E11BreakingBad the previous episode by insisting on robbing a kindly cancer patient]], Gene goes even further down when said cancer patient wakes up just before he can exit his house. With the mark sitting down on the staircase, blocking Gene's only exit, Gene is seconds away from braining him with an urn containing ''the ashes of his deceased dog''...only for the mark to fall back asleep, still under the influence of the barbiturate drugging.
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** After sinking lower than ever before in [[Recap/BetterCallSaulS6E11BreakingBad the previous episode by insisting on robbing a kindly cancer patient]], Gene goes even further down when said cancer patient wakes up just before he can exit his house. With the mark sitting down on the staircase, blocking Gene's only exit, Gene is seconds away from braining him with an urn containing ''the ashes of his deceased dog''... only for the mark to fall back asleep, still under the influence of the barbiturate drugging.
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* MemeticMutation: "Yep, yep, yep..." [[note]]Kim's partner's not-articularly-passionate sex utterances after the party.[[/note]]
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* MemeticMutation: "Yep, yep, yep..." [[note]]Kim's partner's not-articularly-passionate not-particularly-passionate sex utterances after the party.[[/note]]
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* TearJerker: Jimmy's "MyGodWhatHaveIDone" moment when Marion tells him that she trusted him. You can tell that Jimmy realized he almost crossed Heisenberg-levels of evil by the look on his face as a terrified Marion tells the [=LifeAlert=] operator that wanted criminal Saul Goodman is in her kitchen.
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* TearJerker: Jimmy's "MyGodWhatHaveIDone" moment when Marion tells him that she trusted him.him as he tried to murder her earlier. You can tell that Jimmy realized he almost crossed Heisenberg-levels of evil by the look on his face as a terrified Marion tells the [=LifeAlert=] operator that wanted criminal Saul Goodman is in her kitchen.
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Maybe denote some people heard "yup".
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** Kim tells Cheryl that the only other witness to Howard's murder is her ex-husband "if he's still alive". Either she's worried Jimmy was going to hurt himself (and she'd be right, WordOfGod is that he's trying to get caught) or still protecting him, or bit of both.
** Once confronted by Marion, he pulls out the telephone's cord. Was he seriously considering killing her, or was it just him trying to drive home how she shouldn't contact the authorities?
** Once confronted by Marion, he pulls out the telephone's cord. Was he seriously considering killing her, or was it just him trying to drive home how she shouldn't contact the authorities?
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** Kim tells Cheryl that the only other witness to Howard's murder is her ex-husband "if he's still alive". Either she's worried Jimmy was going to hurt himself (and she'd be right, WordOfGod is that he's trying to get caught) or caught), she's still protecting him, or a bit of both.
**Once After he's confronted by Marion, he Gene pulls out the telephone's cord. Was he seriously considering killing her, or was it just him trying to drive home how she shouldn't contact the authorities?
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** Once confronted by Marion, he pulls out the telephone's cord. Was he seriously considering killing her, or was it just him trying to drive home how she shouldn't contact the authorities?
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** Kim's bus breakdown. Is she sobbing over destroying her current life? Upset that she won't face the consequences she feels she deserves? Missing Jimmy and her old life? All of the above?
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** Kim's bus breakdown. Is she sobbing over destroying her current life? Upset that she won't face the consequences she feels she deserves? Missing Jimmy and her old life? All of the above?above? WordOfGod is that it's all the emotions she's suppressed both in her old life and this one, all coming out in a breakdown, and this is her rock bottom.
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Viktor was his alias for the call and in the scams, for Marion he still used Gene.
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* NightmareFuel: When Viktor (Saul) realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact "Viktor" is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.
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* NightmareFuel: When Viktor (Saul) Gene realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact "Viktor" "Gene" is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.
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** Falls ''even further'' at the end of the episode, when Marion catches on to who Gene really is and tries to contact the authorities. Gene pulls the phone cord out of the wall so she can't call the police, and even starts moving towards her with intent to strangle her with it for a moment. Just before he yanks the [=LifeAlert=] dongle away from her, he realizes that he's gone too far, allowing her to contact the authorities and running away, but the fact that he was even thinking about it shows how evil he's become.
* NightmareFuel: When Viktor (Saul) realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens to murder Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact Viktor is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.
* NightmareFuel: When Viktor (Saul) realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens to murder Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact Viktor is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.
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** Falls ''even further'' at the end of the episode, when Marion catches on to who Gene really is and tries to contact the authorities. Gene pulls the phone cord out of the wall so she can't call the police, and even starts moving towards her with the apparent intent to strangle of strangling her with it for a moment. Just before he yanks the [=LifeAlert=] dongle away from her, he realizes that he's gone too far, allowing her to contact the authorities and running away, but the fact that he was even thinking about it shows how evil he's become.
* NightmareFuel: When Viktor (Saul) realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatensto murder Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact Viktor "Viktor" is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.
* NightmareFuel: When Viktor (Saul) realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens
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** Falls ''even further'' at the end of the episode, when Marion catches on to who Gene really is and tries to contact the authorities. Gene pulls the phone cord out of the wall so she can't call the police, and even starts moving towards her with intent to strangle her with it for a moment. Just before he yanks the LifeAlert dongle away from her, he realizes that he's gone too far, allowing her to contact the authorities and running away, but the fact that he was even thinking about it shows how evil he's become.
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** Falls ''even further'' at the end of the episode, when Marion catches on to who Gene really is and tries to contact the authorities. Gene pulls the phone cord out of the wall so she can't call the police, and even starts moving towards her with intent to strangle her with it for a moment. Just before he yanks the LifeAlert [=LifeAlert=] dongle away from her, he realizes that he's gone too far, allowing her to contact the authorities and running away, but the fact that he was even thinking about it shows how evil he's become.
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** After sinking lower than ever before in [[Recap/BetterCallSaulS6E11BreakingBad the previous episode by insisting on robbing a kindly cancer patient]], Gene goes even further down when said cancer patient wakes up just before he can exit his house. With the mark sitting down on the staircase, blocking Gene's only exit, Gene is seconds away from braining him with an urn containing ''the ashes of his deceased dog''...only for the mark to fall back asleep, still under the influence of the barbiturate drugging.
** Falls ''even further'' at the end of the episode, when Marion catches on to who Gene really is and tries to contact the authorities. Gene pulls the phone cord out of the wall so she can't call the police, and even starts moving towards her with intent to strangle her with it for a moment. Just before he yanks the LifeAlert dongle away from her, he realizes that he's gone too far, allowing her to contact the authorities and running away, but the fact that he was even thinking about it shows how evil he's become.
** After sinking lower than ever before in [[Recap/BetterCallSaulS6E11BreakingBad the previous episode by insisting on robbing a kindly cancer patient]], Gene goes even further down when said cancer patient wakes up just before he can exit his house. With the mark sitting down on the staircase, blocking Gene's only exit, Gene is seconds away from braining him with an urn containing ''the ashes of his deceased dog''...only for the mark to fall back asleep, still under the influence of the barbiturate drugging.
** Falls ''even further'' at the end of the episode, when Marion catches on to who Gene really is and tries to contact the authorities. Gene pulls the phone cord out of the wall so she can't call the police, and even starts moving towards her with intent to strangle her with it for a moment. Just before he yanks the LifeAlert dongle away from her, he realizes that he's gone too far, allowing her to contact the authorities and running away, but the fact that he was even thinking about it shows how evil he's become.
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Saul is the mask as well remember?
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* TearJerker: Saul's "MyGodWhatHaveIDone" moment when Marion tells him that she trusted him. You can tell that Saul realized he almost crossed Heisenberg-levels of evil by the look on his face as a terrified Marion tells the [=LifeAlert=] operator that wanted criminal Saul Goodman is in her kitchen.
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* TearJerker: Saul's Jimmy's "MyGodWhatHaveIDone" moment when Marion tells him that she trusted him. You can tell that Saul Jimmy realized he almost crossed Heisenberg-levels of evil by the look on his face as a terrified Marion tells the [=LifeAlert=] operator that wanted criminal Saul Goodman is in her kitchen.
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* NightmareFuel: When Viktor realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens to murder Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact Viktor is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.
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* NightmareFuel: When Viktor (Saul) realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens to murder Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact Viktor is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.fallen.
* TearJerker: Saul's "MyGodWhatHaveIDone" moment when Marion tells him that she trusted him. You can tell that Saul realized he almost crossed Heisenberg-levels of evil by the look on his face as a terrified Marion tells the [=LifeAlert=] operator that wanted criminal Saul Goodman is in her kitchen.
* TearJerker: Saul's "MyGodWhatHaveIDone" moment when Marion tells him that she trusted him. You can tell that Saul realized he almost crossed Heisenberg-levels of evil by the look on his face as a terrified Marion tells the [=LifeAlert=] operator that wanted criminal Saul Goodman is in her kitchen.
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* NightmareFuel: When Viktor realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens to murder Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact Viktor is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.
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* NightmareFuel: When Viktor realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens to murder Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact Viktor is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.fallen.
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* NightmareFuel: When Jimmy realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens to murder Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact Viktor is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.
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* NightmareFuel: When Jimmy Viktor realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens to murder Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact Viktor is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Jeff speeding away in his taxi and crashing into a parked car in plain sight after seeing a parked police car behind him. Did he do it on purpose to create a distraction that would allow Gene to escape the scene (similar to how Walt intentionally crashed his car with Hank inside to avoid driving him to the meth lab), or did Jeff see the car behind him, assumed they were here to arrest him, and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere sped away in a panic]], [[EpicFail crashing his car by accident?]]
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** Jeff speeding away in his taxi and crashing into a parked car in plain sight after seeing a parked police car behind him. Did he do it on purpose to create a distraction that would allow Gene to escape the scene (similar to how Walt intentionally crashed his car with Hank inside to avoid driving him to the meth lab), or did Jeff see the car behind him, assumed they were here to arrest him, and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere sped away in a panic]], [[EpicFail crashing his car by accident?]]
** Jeff speeding away in his taxi and crashing into a parked car in plain sight after seeing a parked police car behind him. Did he do it on purpose to create a distraction that would allow Gene to escape the scene (similar to how Walt intentionally crashed his car with Hank inside to avoid driving him to the meth lab), or did Jeff see the car behind him, assumed they were here to arrest him, and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere sped away in a panic]], [[EpicFail crashing his car by accident?]]
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** Kim's bus breakdown. Is she sobbing over destroying her current life? Upset that she won't face the consequences she feels she deserves? Missing Jimmy and her old life? All of the above?
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* NightmareFuel: When Jimmy realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens to murder Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact Viktor is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.
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* NightmareFuel: When Jimmy realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This along with his facial expression of discontent indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens to murder Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact Viktor is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Jeff speeding away in his taxi and crashing into a parked car in plain sight after seeing a parked police car behind him. Did he do it on purpose to create a distraction that would allow Gene to escape the scene (similar to how Walt intentionally crashed his car with Hank inside to avoid driving him to the meth lab), or did Jeff see the car behind him, assumed they were here to arrest him, and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere sped away in a panic]], [[EpicFail crashing his car by accident?]]
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Jeff speeding away in his taxi and crashing into a parked car in plain sight after seeing a parked police car behind him. Did he do it on purpose to create a distraction that would allow Gene to escape the scene (similar to how Walt intentionally crashed his car with Hank inside to avoid driving him to the meth lab), or did Jeff see the car behind him, assumed they were here to arrest him, and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere sped away in a panic]], [[EpicFail crashing his car by accident?]]accident?]]
* NightmareFuel: When Jimmy realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens to murder Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact Viktor is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.
* NightmareFuel: When Jimmy realizes Marion is on to him, his glasses flash with color upon seeing his old advert, the only color seen in the present Omaha scenes up to now. This indicates he's enraged, and he accordingly threatens to murder Marion right after. While he doesn't go through with it, the fact Viktor is about to attempt homicide illustrates just how far he's fallen.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Jeff speeding away in his taxi and crashing into a parked car in plain sight after seeing a parked police car behind him. Did he do it on purpose to create a distraction that would allow Gene to escape the scene (similar to how Walt intentionally crashed his car with Hank inside to avoid driving him to the meth lab), or did Jeff see the car behind him, assume they were here to arrest him, and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere sped away in a panic]], [[EpicFail crashing his car by accident?]]
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Jeff speeding away in his taxi and crashing into a parked car in plain sight after seeing a parked police car behind him. Did he do it on purpose to create a distraction that would allow Gene to escape the scene (similar to how Walt intentionally crashed his car with Hank inside to avoid driving him to the meth lab), or did Jeff see the car behind him, assume assumed they were here to arrest him, and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere sped away in a panic]], [[EpicFail crashing his car by accident?]]
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Jeff speeding away in his taxi and crashing into a parked car in plain sight after seeing a parked police car behind him. Did he do it on purpose to create a distraction that would allow Gene to escape the scene, scene (similar to how Walt intentionally crashed his car with Hank inside to avoid driving him to the meth lab), or did Jeff see the car behind him, assume they were here to arrest him, and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere sped away in a panic]], [[EpicFail crashing his car by accident?]]
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