Caporegime
I really enjoyed Mike doing his security assessment 
US: Better Call Saul
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Caporegime
Lol at Jimmy getting all cheerful when he realised Chuck didn’t kill himself because of him. Shows just how selfish he actually is.
Soldato
Seriously? I think you're getting confused with somat else.
'Well that's your cross to bare'
Soldato
I'd forgotten this was weekly. Got all exited for something to blast through... then realise I only have one episode to watch! 
Soldato
I enjoyed it. So with the b&w opening section of present time do you guys think it will catch up with current times and continue ? Or always stay set in the past ?
Because I am trying to think what the point of showing present day if the whole show is strictly a prequel?
Because I am trying to think what the point of showing present day if the whole show is strictly a prequel?
I always assumed it was there to emphasise that because of his actions he ends up alone, living in constant fear and all the energy of Jimmy McGill is long gone.
I do kind of hope he gets some sort of happy ending, maybe eventually being reunited with Kim, however I dont think it will happen.
I think there has to be some kind of convergence at some point, who knows when that will be though, going by the pace of the show so far. Could be season 5, 6, 7...later?
Seems like a total wrap up kind of arc for the Better Call Saul premise, although it would be ace if they play it out for another season or two after they converge to turn it into a BB sequel too...
Seems like a total wrap up kind of arc for the Better Call Saul premise, although it would be ace if they play it out for another season or two after they converge to turn it into a BB sequel too...
Soldato
What was the deal with him then declining the position?
Soldato
I thought that too. Maybe he was going full bull **** to see if he could do it. Maybe he has already got his own lawyer practise (Saul Goodman) in the back of his mind.
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It harks back to his dad who always got suckered by people easily. Few references and flashbacks to it in the earlier series. Great episode, this one. Kim giving it both barrels. And that ending, obviously
Yup, he just lost all respect for them when he was able to get them to offer him the job on the spot when they knew nothing about him, anyway the ending showed he seemed to have some rather different motives for being there in the first place re: the tacky ornaments on the shelf in the office.
Feel a bit bad for Howard, he hasn't really done anything particularly wrong yet he's getting a load of grief. Chuck was a **** as always, even from beyond the grave.
Feel a bit bad for Howard, he hasn't really done anything particularly wrong yet he's getting a load of grief. Chuck was a **** as always, even from beyond the grave.
Soldato
Damn Gus reminding us all why he’s the boss, the whole scene was brutal
Soldato
Managed to snag BCS Season 1 on Blu-ray for £1 today. Bargain.
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Whats going on with Mike and this security thing he is doing?
Can some one explain..
Can some one explain..
Soldato
Not the cameo I was hoping for but it put a smile on my face none the less.
Maybe i haven't been paying close enough attention, but i'm lost when it comes to the plot regarding Fring, the cartel and Nacho. Nacho mentioned territory and Fring cut him off? Also who are the Brothers working for and what is their part in all of these machinations?
Honestly, having the episodes weekly, and being such a slow burner I've been finding it quite hard to follow too. I've had to look things up a number of times on Fandom.
I think the current situation is that Nacho poisoned Hector to stop him from taking over his dad's shop.
Gus figured it out and now has Nacho in a bind and is forced to work for him.
Gus' goons took him to the desert and shot him up along with his dead partner to make it look like they got jacked by a rival dealer.
Hector's cartel family links came across the border to rescue Nacho, that's the two brothers. Who are helping Nacho, because Nacho used to be Hector's no. 2, so they trust him.
Nacho told the brothers a porkey, that it was this rival gang that got him shot up, so they go find them and blast them. Essentially wiping out some of the competition, making room for Gus to then move into that territory.
And now Nacho is stuck working for Gus unless he can figure out a way of getting out of that situation.
This episode was really good though, I enjoyed it. And we can see now how it looks like Jimmy is going to start becoming like the Vet and make his own network of criminals through the burner phone business as part of his progression into Saul Goodman - hence all the phones in his drawers in BB.
Gus figured it out and now has Nacho in a bind and is forced to work for him.
Gus' goons took him to the desert and shot him up along with his dead partner to make it look like they got jacked by a rival dealer.
Hector's cartel family links came across the border to rescue Nacho, that's the two brothers. Who are helping Nacho, because Nacho used to be Hector's no. 2, so they trust him.
Nacho told the brothers a porkey, that it was this rival gang that got him shot up, so they go find them and blast them. Essentially wiping out some of the competition, making room for Gus to then move into that territory.
And now Nacho is stuck working for Gus unless he can figure out a way of getting out of that situation.
This episode was really good though, I enjoyed it. And we can see now how it looks like Jimmy is going to start becoming like the Vet and make his own network of criminals through the burner phone business as part of his progression into Saul Goodman - hence all the phones in his drawers in BB.