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Why does was he reading a 6th grade level book
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I think you need to go back to 6th grade, anon.
>Why does was he
homie YOU not at a 6th grade reading level
What book was he reading and how it was relevant to the ending?
ESL monke scum
He’s not real, he’s a character in a tv show, the writers chose that book in that scene
No, the events happened. The actors are time travelers from a different time-line and are using the show to tell their story.
This boomer spent years reading children's books via lantern light no wonder he killed himself
Grammar baits never fail
He was right about Jimmy
>catched
It's a classic, and reading good but easy books is fun because you can crush them in 2 days.
Good morning sir
>ESL minority filtered by chuck
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, if you prefer Goodman over McGill you’re not white
he was thinking about the timeline
its a good book, big chuck did nothing wrong (as usual)
>he only reads """grown-up""" books
>if chuck and jimmy just worked things out, Jimmy wouldn’t have taken on the Saul goodman persona to the extent that he did
>like jimmy says, Walt would’ve died or been caught in a month and the Bb timeline wouldn’t have happened
holy shit chuckchads if we were just there for our bro this wouldn’t have happened. FUUUCK
chuck would've never accepted his brother, his ire and jealousy were too much
frick chuck and frick "family" members acting worse than strangers
what a shit ending
he couldnt accept jimmy because he knew him and he was fricking right about everything
jimmy had gone back to slippin jimmy schemes LONG before the chicanery meltdown or chuck telling him he never cared about him
yes it was self fulfilling but he was still fricking right about jimmy. jimmy never gave a shit about the law, despite chuck's prestige he still insisted on taking jimmy's petty public defender cases seriously when jimmy obviously thought they were beneath him. he took chuck's livelihood and legacy and made a joke out of it from the beginning with his correspondence course degree all the way to him turning into jim halpert playing increasingly elaborate pranks on people just for kicks
based and well written, chuck was a dick but he was still right, and in the BB-verse that still puts him pretty high up. Also just a very compelling character Overall, dont know why normalgays hated him so much
Because normalgays cannot comprehend the idea of a villain protagonist. The person the camera follows is the hero and anybody who disagrees just doesn't understand their struggles.
we were supposed to, he was only redeemed in retrospect when we learned what chuck had spent a lifetime learning about him
well yes but normalgays STILL hate chuck, especially the redditors. Like even post S5 and S6 when chuck is (largely) proven right. Obviously no one knew this till we saw just how much jimmy changed after his death
Frick off
You are the kind of family member fricking everything up and then expecting others to fix it
He wasnt in the photo with ripped posters whatever that means
>saul said he shouldve tried >regrettedly
But we all know the true reason
It s how This Is Us built its entire show around
"death by smoke"
>Saul brings up TIME MACHINES as a way of talking about regret
>Chuck is reading THE TIME MACHINE
woah it's like symbolism or something
Woah
>moronic ape Black folk meme themselves into thinking the show is trying way harder to be subtle and subversive than it actually is
>when it fails to be as subtle as it's not even trying to be, said Black folk seethe like you are now
im glad the show is over so i dont have to share threads with midwits like you anymore
I wondered the same thing, and about Saul especially. I get the thematic significance- they pretty much hit you over the head with it. It's a great book, very fun, read it when I was 12 and really like it. But would sleazy lawyer guy really be going back to the H.G. Wells classics? Did we ever see Jimmy read any novels throughout the course of the show?
no, the book is there for normies so when they watch it again theyll go 'omg THIS is jimmy's regretz!'
The book has very little to do with regret. It's not about the time traveler going back to change his past. You know practically nothing about his biography. He just goes to the future and see what happens to the human race.
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The multiple mentions of time travel got me really hyped that maybe Gould was autistic enough to actually incorporate time travel into the finale. When the camera panned down to Chuck reading The Time Machine, I was fully erect and I thought we were about to witness the most kino twist in television history. But nope, Gould cucked out. 0/10
The prestige pulls a twist like this and Cinemaphile forever seethes about it whenever the movie is brought up
Walt and Chuck this ep were like seeing ghosts. It was a worthy finale
he's reading it to learn how to build a time machine
I read shakespear for a fourth grade book report, why does university read fourth grade books?
>Why does was he
I just died laughing for like 5 mins straight thanks Anon I needed that
Because it's good?
High quality bait I kneel
>Why does was he reading a 6th grade book
Book does read 6th grade he
>Why does was he
Back to elementary school with you ESL, but this is probably bait.
My takeaway was that Chuck wanted to talk to Jimmy about the book. Calling back to when he'd read for him as a little kid. The book is in the season 6 opener. So I thought it was implied to be a book the brothers had read and discussed together at some point.