Will the Sandpiper scam work? What will happen to Kim? And how much more of the Kettlemans do we have to watch? It’s all to play for in the final season of the Breaking Bad spin-off
. The final 13 episodes will be shown in two blocks between now and July and we start with a double bill – Wine and Roses followed by Carrot and Stick – both of which are discussed here. I hope you enjoy and, as ever, these recaps work best when there is engaged and informed commentary above and below the line, so please do get stuck in.We’ll get to Jimmy and Kim soon enough but, in these opening episodes, the heat is to be found in the desert.
Having survived his assassination attempt, the inexorable Lalo appears to be of the mind that revenge is a dish best served cold. On escaping the bloodbath he visits a family friend and cajoles him into shaving off his beard, before killing him so he can double as his corpse on the crime scene. With his death confirmed, Lalo can take his time.
Well, as much as everyone is looking forward to the arrival of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman in their own prequel, the resolution of Kim and Jimmy’s relationship is the big uncertain plot line of this final season.
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