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Wow this completely blew the manga away, when I read this part in the manga it was tough, depressing and it also made me very angry because of how unfair this situation was for Akane, but this episode... they made such a fantastic job in showing the pain and struggles that Akane was dealing with to the point it felt a bit too real.

But that is ok, because it is a real problem!

One of Aka's objectives with this story is to show the dark side of the show business, he did it first with AI, then with the manga live adaptation but this... might be the best example in the story so far. Also because it is based on a real tragedy.

I am just glad that there are authors like Aka Akasaka who are willing to show these very real problems and don't shy on showing just how unfair and dark the show business and the internet can be.

10/10 Best episode so far!

Been able to produce a great prequel is very hard, been to produce a great prequel to The Greatest TV Show of All Time should be considered impossible. But Peter Gould, Vince Gilligan and the rest of the Better Call Saul crew didn't just produce a great prequel to Breaking Bad, they created another masterpiece, so good in fact a lot of people argue that it is better than Breaking Bad.

Better Call Saul is a show about not only one lawyer but a couple of characters that struggle with the choices they made and with the fact that most of them are in a bad choice road.

We got Jimmy Mcguill who struggles with his "colorful" side wish latter would be known as Saul Goodman. Kim Wexler also struggles with her decisions, Mike who already made a bunch of terrible life choices before we met him and us trying not to make any more mistakes. You could say that Nacho Vargas also faces the same choices and consequences.

The most impressive thing about Better Call Saul it's way to generate tension and suspense even if we know a lot of it's characters make it to Breaking Bad. Also, the addition of Kim, Nacho, Lalo, Chuck and Howard, 5 of the best characters in the whole BB/BCS universal.

At the end of the day, Better Call Saul will gone down as the prime example of how to make a prequel and as one of the greatest tv shows of all time.