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US Air Date: March 16, 2020
Starring: Bob Odenkirk, Rhea Seehorn, Jonathan Banks
Network: AMC
Synopsis: Mike takes an impromptu trip out of town; as she and Jimmy grow closer over their campaign to help a client, Kim makes a surprising call.

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[claucemicro]

I would recruit Mike as anything: a gardener or whatever. The man is solid.

[NymbusCumulo]

And for a split second, Gus was fully and completely honest with Mike

[Superspy]

“I am what I am”, man I love that line. It really humanises Gus and shows that he’s self aware of the terrible things he’s done for the business

[ScusemuaGaming]

The way Gus says "revenge" is so good. Such a great scene.

[JTKatz]

Gus finds every weakness in someone and uses it to his strength
Mike was Revenge
Walt was Pride
Jesse was Potential

[Its_Higgo]

This scene uses the same music from S3E04 where Gus is talking to Mike about Hector and how “a bullet to the head would be far too humane.” Showing his vulnerability and true feelings about the Salamanca’s to Mike again here. The way he says Revenge is amazing and because Mike once got revenge on the two dirty cops killing his son it makes so much sense why he is going to choose to work for Gus again. I love this show!

[PollosHrmnos]

I’m case anyone was wondering, the fountain says dedicated to Max. Max was Gus’ partner in making Pollos Hermanos. He calls this place a “memorial” because his partner had been killed by Hector Salamanca as shown in a Breaking Bad episode. This is why Gus hates Hector Salamanca so much and wants revenge.

[giovannitv]

JESUS CHRIST
The delivery of the line "Revenge" is one of the best acting I have ever seen from Giancarlo. The amount of rage, anger, power and imponence in that only word is freaking unbelievable. Best scene of the season so far.

[rodrigocorvera]

When Mike was running away from the police (just before he dies), I think he was driving to that place

[EverGreen]

Every word out of Mike's mouth in this scene is a question or ends with one, until he's hit with "revenge". Mike in Breaking Bad doesn't ask questions.
The writing in this series is phenomenal

[ThreesiXtydegreeS]

What boggles me is how Gus was able to find out that Mike killed those two cops in Philly.

[DiGra]

Is it just me, or the water sound in the fountain kind calls you back to Don Eladio’s pool? And if that’s a memorial, you can tell that when Gus just stand there, listening to the water, he’s living all those moments again.

And the revenge talk, in that spot (dedicated to Max), is just genius by the writers.

[stromboli_IS_ALIvE]

I'm really liking the direction they're taking with Mike's character this season. He seems more critical of Gus and asks hard questions. I believe it has something to do with the whole Werner situation. I think Mike really liked him and deep down is still angry he had to kill him.

[zachv]

Gus is a master manipulator. He could really understand how people are motivated.

Schuler : Through bravery.
Lydia: Through sustainability.
Mike: Through revenge.
Gale: Through kindness.
Walt: Through responsibility.
Jesse: Through purpose.
Nacho: Through blackmail.

If Saul was on the list, it would be through money.

[Godfather]

I love how in public like at his restaurants, charity events and so on his voice is high pitched and cheerful. But when he’s talking to his cartel employees, allies and rivals his voice gets very deep and very dark.

[killerkuerbis]

Imagine not caring about the Gus/Mike storyline. One of the best parts of this show imo
And yes, some people dislike that aspect of BCS

[CharlieSheensTigerBlood]

Mike and Jesse had that in common
Woodworking
They took a small pride in making sure the wood was almost art.
Small little Easter egg

[universalrandomizer]

Gus is not a monster by design like Hector Salamanca, he is a monster by choice. And in order to avenge his friend, he chooses to beat Hector at his own game. Ironically, it ends in a draw (both die at the same time). Walt proved to be the most vicious animal of them all

In BB we realise though that the monster within Gus eventually consumes his humanity and all that's left is a shell

[duedecimal]

unforgettable scene, i replayed this from time to time. great writing and delivered very well.

[Hysteria]

So glad this scene was posted so soon. Have rewatched it more than most scenes in the entire show, and it's only been a day <3
They tied this all together so utterly brilliantly. Mike now has a legitimate connection with Gus on a level he understands, which is also why Gus brought him to this memorial as a show of trust and openness