Point and Shoot

I really enjoyed Breaking Bad, as it is arguably the best show ever made. As for Better Call Saul, it has been entertaining since day one. Might even go far enough to say its better than BB. Although its a "slow burn", it is nonetheless extremely engaging. This season has upped the intensity compared to the slow burn episodes, and this one will have you on the edge of your seat for nearly 40 minutes. Curious to see where the next episodes will lead. Well done Vince Gilligan.

Suffered from his nearly fatal heart attack. Lucky he was with Rhea and Patrick at the time or he would have died. I honestly felt like my heart was going to stop watching that episode!

Like the end of last season, this episode continues a trend of raising the stakes, which, if you saw the last episode, you'd know is difficult to do. The opening let's you know what you're in for.

For nearly an hour and ten minutes the audience is under duress seeing saul and Kim being put in a catastrophic position, having them follow the well kept secret that is lalos masterplan while being involved directly in the war between gus and the not-dead lalo Salamanca. "Point and shoot" has gone passed the point of no return.

During my original viewing of this episode, I was initially curious as to where Kim's development ends up, since this takes the character to someplace completely unexpected.

I'm speechless. The quality of this episode is off the charts. Every shot and every scene was phenomenal and the music was brilliant. One of the best shows of all time without any doubt.

The silence, the dark of night, the terror. A very depressing episode, almost feels like the episode Felina from Breaking Bad with it's cold gritty atmosphere. Characters feel frozen to the bone with shock, suspense surrounds others. This show has just gotten really dark really fast.

9.8/10.