This episode is truly one of the highlights of the show, and is quite possibly my personal favorite to date. Everything about this episode's presentation and tension is phenomenal, masterfully directed by none other than Vince Gilligan. Every scene has a purpose, and we truly get to see the awful state that Jimmy and Kim are in after the events of the prior episode. Lalo's demise feels entirely believable yet completely surprising, something that Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad have always been good at delivering on. It's amazing to me how much each scene feels like a natural progression of the story while still delivering on these satisfying and surprising moments. R. I. P. Howard, you deserved better. Every time I watch Breaking Bad I'm going to think about how Lalo and Howard are buried underneath Walt and Jesse cooking meth. Incredible episode, truly one of the best pieces of television I've seen in a long time.
Review of Point and Shoot
