History YMMV / BetterCallSaulS6E8PointAndShoot

*** And then realise that after Walter has destroyed the lab, it is likely to be filled in by the authorities, never to be discovered.

*** Specifically, watch the [[Recap/BreakingBadS3E10Fly Fly]] episode with the knowledge that fly might be there attracted to Lalo and Howard's buried and rotting remains. It's all contaminated indeed, Walt.

** Try watching ''Breaking Bad'' again knowing that all that time Walt and Jesse were working in the superlab, they were obliviously working on top of Lalo and Howard's shared grave. ''Brrrrrrr.''

** The scene of Kim ranting and hyperventilating at Gus' house can be undercut by the body-double reveal. Sure, it makes sense, even without context that a CrazyPrepared man like Gus '''obviously''' has a body-double in the decoy house. However, the revelation seems more like a skit from ''Series/TheOffice'', where the camera suddenly pans to a man darker than Gus, a bit smaller, with more hair and far less imposing, evoking a Mini-Me vibe.

** The climatic scene where Gus dedicates what may end up being his final words to telling the high ranking members of The Cartel exactly what he thinks of them basically had to be done in Spanish. After all, Lalo is recording the video to show to Eladio, and Eladio doesn't even seem to be able to speak English. However, Giancarlo Esposito (Gus's actor) doesn't speak spanish fluently, and gets his spanish-speaking lines phonetically. His delivery of these lines is always pretty bad, but this speech in particular is noted by native spanish speakers to sound practically unintelligible, on the level of [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Peter Griffin trying to speak Italian,]] reducing what should be a very dramatic and tense scene to something bizarre and humorous.

** The climatic scene where Gus dedicates what may end up being his final words to telling the high ranking members of The Cartel exactly what he thinks of them basically had to be done in Spanish. After all, Lalo is recording the video to show to Eladio, and Eladio doesn't even seem to be able to speak English. However, Giancarlo Esposito (Gus's actor) doesn't speak spanish fluently, and gets his spanish-speaking lines phonetically. His delivery of these lines is always pretty bad, but this speech in particular is noted by native spanish speakers to sound practically unintelligible, on the level of [[Series/FamilyGuy Peter Griffin trying to speak Italian,]] reducing what should be a very dramatic and tense scene to something bizarre and humorous.

* {{Narm}}: The scene of Kim ranting and hyperventilating at Gus' house can be undercut by the body-double reveal. Sure, it makes sense, even without context that a CrazyPrepared man like Gus '''obviously''' has a body-double in the decoy house. However, the revelation seems more like a skit from ''Series/TheOffice'', where the camera suddenly pans to a man darker than Gus, a bit smaller, with more hair and far less imposing, evoking a Mini-Me vibe.

** Unless the story unravels, which would likely mean negative consequences for Kim.

* RonTheDeathEater: Apparently the Tribeca Film Festival audience (where the episode was prescreened) at first thought Jimmy was being a DirtyCoward sending Kim over, when the creators thought it'd been pretty clear that he was giving her an option to run.

* {{Narm}}: The scene of Kim ranting and hyperventilating at Gus' house can be undercut by the body-double reveal. Sure, it makes sense, even without context that a CrazyPrepared man like Gus '''obviously''' has a body-double in the decoy house. However, the revelation seems more like a skit from ''Series/TheOffice'', where the camera suddenly pans to a man who looks exactly like Gus but a bit smaller and far less imposing, even evoking a Mini-Me vibe.

* RonTheDeathEater: Apparently the Tribeca Film Festival audience (where the episode was prescreened) at first thought Jimmy was being a DirtyCoward sending Kim over, when the creators thought it'd been pretty clear that he was giving her an option to run.
** This troper saw it as a Room101 "do it to Julia!" moment, as per the 1984 quote: "sometimes...they threaten you with something – something you can't stand up to, can't even think about. And then you say, 'Don't do it to me, do it to somebody else, do it to so-and-so.' ... And after that, you don't feel the same towards the other person any longer"

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* {{Narm}}: The scene of Kim ranting and hyperventilating at Gus' house can be undercut by the body-double reveal. Sure, it makes sense, even without context that a CrazyPrepared man like Gus '''obviously''' has a body-double in the decoy house. However, the revelation seems more like a skit from Series/TheOffice, where the camera suddenly pans to a man who looks exactly like Gus but a bit smaller and far less imposing, even evoking a Mini-Me vibe.

* Narm: The scene of Kim ranting and hyperventilating at Gus' house can be undercut by the body double reveal. Sure, it makes sense, even withouth context that a CrazyPrepared man like Gus '''obviously''' has a body double in the decoy house. However, the revelation seems more like a skit from TheOffice, where the camera suddenly pans to a man who looks exactly like Gus but a bit smaller and far less imposing, even evoking a Mini Me vibe.
* RonTheDeathEater: Apparently the Tribeca audience (where the episode was prescreened) at first thought Jimmy was being a DirtyCoward sending Kim over, when the creators thought it'd been pretty clear that he was giving her an option to run.

** Not only is Howard dead, but the cover story used to disguise his true fate will insure that he will be forever remembered as the drug-addled wreck Kim and Jimmy framed him to be. The minor 'career setback' Kim and Jimmy thought they were giving him, to ease their consciences about the harm they were doing, will simply be his legacy.

* HarsherInHindsight: This is the episode where Bob had his heart attack, and could have died, and Kim is terrified that Jimmy will die when she thinks he's alone with Lalo.

** Not only is Howard dead, but the cover story used to disguise his true fate will insure that he will be forever remembered as the drug-addled wreck Kim and Jimmy framed him to be. The minor 'career setback' Kim and Jimmy thought they were giving him, to ease their consciences about the harm they were doing, will simply be his legacy.

* FridgeHorror: Try watching ''Breaking Bad'' again knowing that all that time Walt and Jesse were working in the superlab, they were obliviously working on top of Lalo and Howard's shared grave. ''Brrrrrrr.''