Matheson kills Budlofsky for refusing to shoot Saul then he turns his gun on ...
Dale rushes to Saul's after seeing Ted and Carol kill someone. He tries to ex...
Saul manages to beat carol down. Just as he does, Matheson pops out of the ma...
During their escape from Budlofsky and Matheson at Angie's house, Dale and Sa...
Matheson shows unusual concern for Saul's well being as he escorts him into t...
Bubbe comes to pick the guys up at the dinner. They climb into her car.
After the three of them survive Ted and his crew they reflect on their experi...
After he kills Matheson, Red is busy apologizing to Saul and doesn't see Caro...
After escaping through the vent system Saul reenters the farm through the doo...
Matheson is on the floor bleeding, Dale is trying to put his ear back togethe...
Saul, hands bound behind his back is rubbing the bindings against Dales belt ...
Saul smiles at Dale after they hug as best they can with their hands tied beh...
Sitting on the floor of the room they are confined in, Saul looks up at Dale ...
Attempting to save Saul, Dale gets captured. He makes up with Saul in the roo...
Saul climbs down the hole in Ted's farm. Matheson follows him down.
Matheson and Budlofsky capture Saul at the retirement home. They pull him out...
Insulted, Saul counts out some money and trows it at Dale. Then he tosses som...
Robert fires two shots at Dale and Saul. Both miss. Meanwhile Budlofsky and M...
After selling marijuana to school kids Saul makes a lame attempt at covering ...
After calling their loved ones Dale and Saul have and argument when Saul goes...
Saul refuses to accept Dale's apology for the mean things he said.
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