People Need To Die

Ouch. He's one the fave bad guys. I have to agree because he's in-between as in you want to cross on the green and not in-between. Someone said that Werner left because he thinks they're in danger and not just because of missing his wife. He could have figured it out after listening to what Mike said. Werner could have gotten blown up, too, as he would have to do risky work like checking for explosives wiring and rigging.

Nacho (Ignacio Varga) was likely still around in Breaking Bad.

As in there is a reference to his character in Saul's initial appearance on Breaking Bad. When Saul is held at gunpoint by Walt and Jesse, Saul (mistakenly thinking that people sent by a person named Lalo are holding him at gunpoint) says "it wasn't me, it was Ignacio. So Nacho up until that point which was Season Two: Ep: 08: Better Call Saul was known by or working with Saul, Lalo of course being introduced more this week with giving Hector the Bell.

Jimmy is probably more of a villain to Howard than vice versa. At the same time, Howard seemed like a role model for him when he was first working at HHM. Then Howard became less of a role model and good guy to Jimmy when he teamed up with Chuck to get him for breaking and entering. Thus, there's some differences between the two, but not enough to for Jimmy to think that Howard's a villain. We still don't know how his role going forward is going to develop. He's not as close to Jimmy anymore because Chuck is gone, so he could become more of an antagonist to Jimmy turning into Saul.

Ziegler probably will have hard time in the desert. He may have water, money and supplies, but he needs to get on a plane and they'll have the airport staked out. He also needs a ride to the airport, so will have to figure out how to get that if he gets past the desert. The big questions are is Chuck going to take him out and how is he going to do it? I figure they can get another engineer. Then there is the aftermath of what to tell the rest of the crew about what happened. Ziegler may try for another airport, but then it's harder to get to. Maybe he knows somebody in the area. As for Mike, he may take it more personal and do the job himself. Maybe not as brutal as what Gus would do, but it should be something good. Mwahahaha.

Nacho's story is just picking up again. I can't see him getting offed so early. The cartel trusts him now, but inside he wants out. I don't think they'll let him just walk away with his father. Then there's Gus and I don't think he'll let him walk away clean either when he is his ace up the sleeve card against the cartel. Furthermore, Lalo wants Nacho to stick close, so I don't think he'll be able to escape anytime soon.

I don't think Gus is in any danger. He's too smart and he's covered his tracks. While he and Lalo may never trust each other, how is that any different than Gus and Hector's relationship. Plus, he's got Nacho.

The last episode is called Winner. I can only think Jimmy comes out on top within the different subplots. It could be Werner making it back to Germany, but likely Gus has people over there he can contact. Can you think of anyone else who could end up a winner?

I agree. It's pretty clear he's despondent about something. I thought the wife story was a ruse. I expected him to kill himself. The bar blabbing doesn't seem to be enough reason why, but his face sure looked as though he was in complete defeat.

Strange story, but life reflects the movies...

Human trafficking story involving Los Angeles Dodgers MLB team
https://www.si.com/mlb/2018/10/02/fbi-investigation-mlb-atlanta-braves-los-angeles-dodgers

There were two deaths. Don't forget that poor ginger kid at Western Union.

I would even say 3 deaths but the third is figurative. The person we knew as Jimmy is dead. He's been completely replaced by the thing we know as Saul.