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* The BackalleyDoctor who patches Nacho up, casually tells ''[[TheDreaded one of the Salamanca Twins]]'': "Hey, you, come here and hold him like this". And the man obliges.
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* The BackalleyDoctor who patches Nacho up, to whom the Salamanka Twins bring the wounded Nacho, shows no fear of the dreaded cartell assassins, yells at one of them to drive more carefully, then, during the surgery, casually tells ''[[TheDreaded co-opts them to help him, jokingly calls one of them "{{Creator/YulBrynner}}" and then quietly but sternly tells Nacho that he wants no further part in the Salamanca Twins]]'': "Hey, you, come here and hold him like this". And the man obliges.
cartell business.
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* Lalo Salamanca's CMOA is simply accepting the criticism and taking Kim's BrutalHonesty on board, a less secure villain would have fucked themselves over by shooting her and Jimmy on the spot there and then, but not Lalo.
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** Let's not overlook Michael [=McKean=]'s performance during the aforementioned rant: every single line is delivered with ''righteous'' anger, enough to convince every single viewer that this really is a man letting out '''decades''' of frustration with his younger brother, and it's easily his finest moment playing the character. Hell, if the show weren't from Jimmy's perspective and letting us in on his HiddenDepths, it'd be hard to disagree [[JerkassHasAPoint with a single thing Chuck says]].
---> '''Chuck:''' You think this is something, you think this is bad, this, this chicanery? [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech He's done worse. That billboard! Are you telling me that a man just happens to fall like that? No, he orchestrated it! Jimmy!]] ''[[NoodleIncident He defecated through a sunroof!]]'' And I saved him! I shouldn't have, I took him into my own firm! What was I thinking?! [[DisappointedInYou He'll never change.]]
---> '''Chuck:''' You think this is something, you think this is bad, this, this chicanery? [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech He's done worse. That billboard! Are you telling me that a man just happens to fall like that? No, he orchestrated it! Jimmy!]] ''[[NoodleIncident He defecated through a sunroof!]]'' And I saved him! I shouldn't have, I took him into my own firm! What was I thinking?! [[DisappointedInYou He'll never change.]]
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* Sitting face-to-face with one of the key players in the Heisenberg empire, Marie gives Saul a ''brutal'', but also completely accurate and well-deserved, TheReasonYouSuckSpeech:
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* Sitting face-to-face with one of the key players in the Heisenberg empire, Marie gives Saul a ''brutal'', but also completely accurate accurate[[note]] apart from blaming Walt for the murders, though he led her to believe that.[[/note]] and well-deserved, TheReasonYouSuckSpeech:
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* Oakley points out that Judge Small always takes the state's recommendation and will probably accept the seven year sentence one, but when Jimmy confesses to everything and the state changes the recommendation to the maximum of life without parole, the judge ''doesn't accept it'' and instead issues an 86 year sentence--with the potential of parole after an indefinite period of "good behavior". That means Jimmy's punishment he got was not the worst possible thing thanks to his confessing and putting himself at risk. It also means that it gave the judge such pause that she chose to put a strict but still surprisingly fair sentence on him too.
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* A quiet kind of awesome: instead of thinking he's just doomed to make bad choices, Jimmy gives Kim hope "with good behaviour, who knows?" He ''can'' change, he can be consistently good. Likewise, Kim gets out of her crippling funk, starts working at legal aid and is able to enjoy herself once more.
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* A quiet kind of awesome: instead of thinking he's just doomed to make bad choices, Jimmy gives Kim hope "with good behaviour, behavior, who knows?" He ''can'' change, he can be consistently good. Likewise, Kim gets out of her crippling funk, starts working at legal aid and is able to enjoy herself once more.
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Dewicking Kick The Son Of A Bitch
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* Kim effortlessly taking apart the Kettleman's latest scheme by threatening to use her connections with the Albuquerque IRS office to prosecute them. Pure KickTheSonOfABitch energy.
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* Kim effortlessly taking apart the Kettleman's latest scheme by threatening to use her connections with the Albuquerque IRS office to prosecute them. Pure KickTheSonOfABitch energy.
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Gus gives Nacho a suspicious look after seeing the pill bottle and manages to figure out Nacho's role within a couple episodes
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* Nacho's ploy to remove Hector from drug business goes off flawlessly, with Hector succumbing to a stroke with no evidence to trace back to Nacho.
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* Nacho's ploy to remove Hector from drug business goes off flawlessly, with Hector succumbing to a stroke with no little evidence to trace back to Nacho.
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* Gus manages to figure out that Lalo survived his assassination attempt by noting how Hector went out of his way to shake his hand while supposedly grieving his nephew, smiling and looking him in the eye.
