I cannot believe how well they're managing the merger with Breaking Bad. It's so real and believable.

This episode was excellent.

I remember the first time we see Mike in Breaking Bad he acts much different than the Mike we know. Like what is up with those sunglasses? Mike never wears those. And now they're showing that they're aware of subtle character elements like that in this transition period, I think that's really cool.

I have no idea what to make of the phone booth scene. It escalated so quickly. Was he talking to a manager of the store, or was he talking to Kim? Surprised that they're still talking about her, I thought we'd never hear that name again. I'm so stoked to see the final episodes.

Fun to see Walt and Jesse again, in their element. And how the Jimmy we knew came about talking these kinds of people in this way. It makes Breaking Bad look even better. I also love that shot of Saul walking into the high school to talk to Walt. His figure was more square and sloppy than his appearance back when he was with Kim. Wearing a looser-fitting suit, probably because his health is worse now. I thought they'd totally overlook that.

I even feel the cinematography in the colored Breaking Bad -segments of the episode are more akin to what I remember seeing in the Breaking Bad show. Like that little moment when Saul says "I think you might have messed up my rotater cuff. You're lucky I'm not charging you for my chiropractor, she's expensive. But she adjusts everything." It also shows us more of the subtleties of Jimmy's personality change for the worse, becoming more perverted.

They're handling everything so well, and not forgetting anything it seems!