u/BrReg

One of the greatest episodes, of course, but is it really believable that the people that come after Jane’s death would not suspect Jesse? I know Mike explained that it was not the cops who were coming, but he also told Jesse to cover his track marks, indicating that they could have called the cops. But they didn’t do any diligence on whether Jesse was a dealer or a junkie boyfriend who knew more than he was letting on. Even more questionable is that Jane’s dad didn’t report Jesse, even though he knew he was a junkie. Am I missing something?

Why does Tuco beat up Jesse and steal the meth? Seems like bad business, if he wants to get more of it to sell. Is he just that crazy, or did I miss something?

Why did Jimmy (a.k.a. Gene) keep scamming with the taxi driver guy? I understand that he planned the robbery initially so he could have it to hold against him so he wouldn’t turn him in. But why did he keep it going with getting people drunk and sneaking into their houses? Was it just Love of the game? Did I miss something?

Hello! I’ve been looking for a good paper map of South Bend and the surrounding area. Poster or Atlas or both. With the ones that I have found online, I can’t really tell how much is included. Know any good sources for these? Thank you.

A favorite Kim scene with good reason. One little tweak I would make: stop the menacing music once Kim says her piece, then Lalo subtly looks down thinking about what she said. He’s clearly humbled, though still trying to look tough, before he walks away.

Hi everybody! My parents are visiting me in early June. I’ve been here for less than a year, and am looking for ideas of where to take them, besides the obvious stuff like Notre Dame and meals. They are interested in going up to Lake Michigan one afternoon, so I would love recs for a good spot up there for an afternoon drive. They are in mid and late 70’s and my dad’s health and mobility is not great, so I’m not looking for anything strenuous. Thanks for any ideas!