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Season 5, Episode 4: ‘Namaste’
- Season 5, Episode 4: ‘Namaste’ In the end, Jimmy went with the bowling balls. They were a fine choice, it turned out. If you’re trying to smash up a guy’s Jaguar by tossing something hard over a high gate, you might need three attempts.
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Mar 10, 2020 · The viewer is left questioning what Jimmy has planned for the 3 bowling balls he walks away with, but their purpose becomes clear when he visits Howard Hamlin's house towards the end of the episode and hurls the balls towards his parked car, with 2 hitting the intended target.
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“Namaste” opens with a scene of Jimmy/Saul perusing the wares in a local junk shop. What he was looking for was unclear at first — he simply seemed to be browsing. It quickly became apparent he was looking for something he could toss. As he picked up each object, from a typewriter to a decorative lamp, he tested his exaggerated throwing motion. It ...
In the past, Howard and Jimmy’s brother, Chuck, made it abundantly clear that they didn’t want Jimmy working for the Hamlin, Hamlin, and McGill (HHM) law firm. For years, Jimmy strived to prove his worth to his brother, but his efforts came to a sudden halt when Chuck committed suicide. Having seen the transformation Jimmy has gone through to becom...
Howard’s insulting job offer was just the tip of the iceberg. In the past, Howard had done nothing but belittle Jimmy, preventing him from ever achieving his goal of working with his brother at the prestigious HHM firm. Ultimately, Howard is to blame for the distance between the McGill brothers. In some ways, Jimmy blamed Howard for Chuck’s suicide...
Jimmy McGill is no stranger to loss. His former partner in crime, Marco, died of a heart attack after a final night of get-rich-quick scheming with Jimmy. At Marco’s funeral, Jimmy took Marco’s ring, making it clear that he would do whatever it took to make money. Marco’s ring was symbolic of Jimmy’s future as Saul Goodman. In Breaking Bad, the rin...
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Jimmy retrieves his phone and asks Mike—still waiting on the line—if he heard everything. "I heard enough to know she saved your ass," Mike says. Then he clicks off, and when Kim asks who was ...
r/betterCallSaul. • 4 yr. ago. NBFM16. For anyone who was a little unsure about why Jimmy threw the bowling balls at Howard's car, this channel made a great video on that episode. https://youtu.be/mdNHlxf8qQU. Some very good observations there, both about the lunch scene and the episode as a whole. Add a Comment. Sort by: Search Comments.
Jimmy is shown buying bowling balls in the intro scene, his lunch with Howard is after that where he gets the offer and then Jimmy proceeds to destroy his car with those balls. So did Jimmy anticipate that Howard is going to offer him a job at HHM at the beginning of the episode?
I was just rewatching S5E04 wherein Jimmy smashes Howard’s car with bowling balls and I realized that, according to the chronology of the episode, Jimmy bought the bowling balls BEFORE he had the lunch with Howard where Howard offered him the job. Can anyone explain this?
Mar 10, 2020 · Jimmy, finally given the chance to come aboard at the firm that already bears his name, doesn't just decline the offer; he pitches a bowling ball through the back window of Howard Hamlin's car ...
