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[9] [13] TheCinemaSource.com called the episode the highlight of Season 3, stating, "This episode is a must-see and should have been the season finale because of its dreadful ending. This was a powerful episode that writers took a risk with because it was a topical issue to tackle that tried to send a message to those who seek hope." [12]
Jimmy enters a deal with Philadelphia gangster Manny Horvitz (William Forsythe) to supply him alcohol. Jimmy is short on cash and demands a $5,000 advance. However, Nucky has Owen Sleater (Charlie Cox), a former IRA assassin, blow up the warehouse where Jimmy's liquor is stored. Jimmy finds himself with no alcohol and thus no way to pay his debts.
The episode is directed by Daniel Sackheim, a first-time director on the show, and written by Gordon Smith, who previously wrote the season 2 episode "Inflatable". This episode is the first time Jonathan Banks , who had appeared in every episode in the series up to that point, did not make an appearance as Mike .
After the catastrophe at COP in episode 3, Eric wants someone else on the desk to take the blame for Lumi’s implosion. Rob’s “a young man, early in his career,” Eric says. Rob’s “a ...
Chelsea Blackwell, Jimmy Presnell. Greg Gayne/Netflix(2) Leave it to Chelsea Blackwell and Jimmy Presnell to keep the Love Is Blind drama going a week after the reunion episode dropped on Netflix.
During dinner with Jimmy, Kim briefly plays along with a con but makes sure he knows they are not going to follow through. When Kim wonders whether they did the right thing by causing Chuck's meltdown, Jimmy replies that what happened to Chuck was Chuck's fault. Jimmy tries to obtain a refund on his malpractice insurance premium. The agent is ...
Netflix (3) The Love Is Blind season 6 cast gathered together for a mini-reunion — and it was nothing short of chaos. During episodes 10 and 11 of the Netflix series, which dropped on Wednesday ...
"Five-O" is the sixth episode of the first season of the AMC television series Better Call Saul, a spin-off series of Breaking Bad. The episode aired on March 9, 2015, on AMC in the United States. Outside of the United States, the episode premiered on the streaming service Netflix in several countries.