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With a little help from Mike, Jimmy has managed to do the impossible: get bail release for Lalo “Jorge de Guzman” Salamanca after the grisly murder of Fred Whalen. One hitch in the plan is that the $7 million dollars in cash needs a ride, and that results in some… complications. Does this pseudo-bottle episode keep working after its spectacle wears off?

This episode is a very strong argument for having initials that can’t be twisted around to make a motto that will haunt you for the rest of your days. The Jimmy and cartel plot lines collide as Lalo enlists him to arrange for bond, so he can escape being imprisoned for the murder of Fred Whalen. The problem is? He has to pick up the money.

This standout episode of season five sees the culmination of Jimmy and Kim’s plot against Kevin Wachtell… even if Kim tried to pull the plug at the last minute. This leads to a blow up with a very unpredictable outcome that gives us a lot to chew on.

Mike did a whoopsie and nearly got himself killed, so Gus kidnapped him to Mexico to heal him or make a very important point. Meanwhile, Kim and Jimmy start putting together a plan to save Mr. Acker's land.

When Howard sweeps in to give Jimmy the job offer he's waited more than a decade for, Jimmy has a... paradoxical reaction. Meanwhile Kim, Kim enlists his help with the Acker situation, and Gus sacrifices a lot of money to get the DEA off his back. Also, we argue over whether or not Mike was trying to commit suicide by dude.

Someone call Powerman 5000 because we’ve found out what it’s like when worlds collide. Following a cartoonish affair last episode, Jimmy’s plot and the cartel plot run straight into each other as Lalo reaches out to Jimmy to help clean up the mess with Krazy-8’s arrest.

What harm could deep deep discounts cause? There’s no way they could set off a chain reaction that leads directly or indirectly to the creation of a Heisenberg, right?

Season five begins with the (legal) creation of Saul Goodman, an alter ego Jimmy creates for his new law practice that lets him finally step out of his brother’s shadow. But Kim isn’t very happy with this, or Jimmy’s more brazen scheming. Meanwhile, Gus and Mike deal with the aftermath of Werner Ziegler’s escape, and Lalo’s new suspicion about their plans.

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Season five begins with the (legal) creation of Saul Goodman, an alter ego Jimmy creates for his new law practice that lets him finally step out of his brother’s shadow. But Kim isn’t very happy with this, or Jimmy’s more brazen scheming. Meanwhile, Gus and Mike deal with the aftermath of Werner Ziegler’s escape, and Lalo’s new suspicion about their plans.

In this episode we say auf wiedersehen to season 4 by talking about the scant special features and deleted scenes on the DVDs, and we read your responses.

Whether or not Jimmy actually misses Chuck, or feels bad about what happened between them, is all up for debate. What’s not up for debate is that Jimmy has to put on a big sad smile and stage the biggest display of grief ever. And speaking of grief: we lose Werner Ziegler too soon.

We hope you’re ready for some really big emotions! Kim and Jimmy’s inability to talk to each other blows up in their faces as Jimmy gets rejected for his BAR reinstatement. Meanwhile, we’ve got Lalos about, poking into Gus’s business, which is a big problem because Werner’s gonna make a break for it.

If Jimmy wants to be a lawyer again, he needs Huell to not go to jail for lightly sandwiching a cop. Therefore, we need to commit some mail fraud. Meanwhile Werner Ziegler seals his fate, and Nacho has gone full Party Jesse mode.

Jimmy gets jealous over Kim's office, Mike tries to solve a workplace dispute, Gus is pleased with Hector's progress and ends his treatment.

Mike deals his outburst at therapy, Kim loses interest in her Mesa Verde work, Jimmy gets into the party decorating business.

Jimmy starts a side hustle. Kim is loving pro bono work. Mike starts his new life... under the ground.

Jimmy is really good at selling cell phones, Gus has Victor make some moves, Mike calls out a fake at his support group.

Dr. Caldera sees a new patient, Gus keeps the drugs flowing, Jimmy convinces a friend to get into collectables with him.

Jimmy looks for a new job, but gets interested in figurine collecting instead. Kim has some harsh words to share with Howard. Gus explains to Nacho the terms of their agreement.

Jimmy mourns. Howard mourns. Mike makes himself at home at his new job.

And we're already halfway through Better Call Saul! Buckle up, cowboys!

Kim needs some recovery time, Hector says his last words, Jimmy sets the record straight for the Sandpiper residents.

Jimmy has to remind his former clients he is not currently a practicing lawyer, Howard suggests Chuck moves on from HHM, Irene gets a new pair of shoes.

Jimmy gets a new guitar. Mike starts working for Madrigal. Kim takes adds more work to her already full plate.

Saul shoots another commercial. Jimmy is out of money. Mike takes a new job.

Jimmy can no longer practice the law. Saul starts shooting commercials.

Chuck and Jimmy have a showdown in the house of law. Mike is not in this episode.

Gus teaches his employees about the American way.

Don't worry everybody, Mike has a very complicated plan. Jimmy gets arrested.

Gus is back. And more importantly, Francesca is back.

Season 3 begins. Chuck has to deal with tape recorder problems, Jimmy has to deal with threats from a uniformed officer, Mike has to deal with a tracker in his car.

Finally, we cover the Squat Cobbler tape. And hear your thoughts on Season 2.

We see the rift between Chuck and Jimmy begin to crack into a chasm. Mike's plans are stopped by a guardian devil.

Mike tries to make a clean mess and Jimmy shoots a commercial.

Jimmy pulls one last scam, and then's he's OUT!

Jimmy becomes as annoying as possible. Kim proposes a new business venture.

Jimmy seduces Kim with a song from a musical. Mike and Hector trade some menacing words.

Kim tries to score a new client for HHM, and we begin our long journey into the madness that is Mesa Verde.

In which Mike puts his acting chops to good use. Kim gets punished for Jimmy's actions.

Jimmy takes a little trip to Texas and starts causing trouble for Davis & Main.

Pryce loses his baseball cards, but he's not going to take this sitting down. Circumstances might encourage to squat, however.

Season 2 begins and the writers change plans, so we walk back a few storylines and push forward a few others. This is still Jimmy McGill.

This week, we're listening to your thoughts on the first season of Better Call Saul! We also check out the lackluster special features.

Oh no! Not Marco! Why did he have to go? He lived so peacefully in the town of Cicero. I can't say Jello because it's Trademarked.

In this season finale of Better Call Saul, Jimmy revisits his past as Slipping Jimmy and finds the shoes no longer fit.

It's finally time to hang out with the best character of the entire Breaking Bad franchise, Danny
"Pryce" Wormald! It's not quite time for squat cobbler yet... but we're so close. This episode is mostly about Mike's choice of lunch.

Time to get the real meat of this sandwich. RICO starts the seasons-long plot of the Sandpiper case. A lot gets wrapped up in it: Jimmy's personal fortune, Chuck's return to HHM, the souls of many elderly law-abiding citizens. Jimmy thinks this is his big break, but will he be able to keep his dignity?

The Kettlemans are really causing our buddy Jimmy a real headache.

Five-O is the episode where Better Call Saul reveals it's full trick. Jimmy McGill isn't the only main character in this series. We've come to love Mike Ehrmantraut, but now we really get to hang out with him.

This is episode with the talking toilet. The singular most important character in all of the Breaking Bad-a-verse.

What's an upstart lawyer who's suddenly flush with cash from a perfectly legitimate retainer with a new client? Become someone's doppelgänger to spite them, and put on the best publicity stunt Albuquerque has ever seen!