#bcs 4x06

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i was watching the scene where gus is telling hector about the coati that ate his lucuma fruits off of the tree or whatever when he was a child and naturally gus' voice makes me sleepy n calm n safe n stuff so i just almost fuckign fell asleep in my chair

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Vulture: The 10 Best TV Episodes of 2018

6. Better Call Saul, “Something Stupid” (AMC) Written by Alison Tatlock, directed by Deborah Chow. “Fans of this Breaking Bad prequel were left reeling by the fourth season finale, a cold shot to the heart, but this dramatic housekeeping episode — which showed a relationship disintegrating in a split-screen music montage, and a man being assaulted with a sandwich — was a more representative example of the show’s quirky humanity and fullness of spirit.” – Matt Zoller Seitz

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Piñata by Mathieu Persan in Paris, France / IG / FB / Twitter

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Broken Dreams by Joseph M. Oland in Bisbee, AZ

Links: Buy on Etsy / Web site / Facebook / Twitter

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Gustavo Fring by Rein Valk in the Netherlands / Instagram / Facebook

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BCS 1x09 / BCS 4x06: Yes, Jimmy’s henchman in that piñata scene are recurring characters. Everyone remembers Huell, but the other guy was Man Mountain, first seen in season one, episode nine, “Pimento.” – Dustin Rowles

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BCS 4x06 - Fun Facts: “What was most interesting about that scene is that, according to safety regulations, the actors are only allowed to hang upside down for about 90 seconds, while stunt performers can hang upside down for around three minutes. As a result, filming that pinata sequence was something of a pain because they would have to stop every 45-seconds to a minute, pull the actors down, let them re-orient themselves, reload, and then hang them back upside down again.” – Dustin Rowles

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Sketching Piñata by Ronny Haugeland in Norway