LMAO
Holy shit.

I really like how they are setting up a long narrative of the journey Jimmy takes as we see him now to when he meets, and what he does, with Walt.

We know the writers can construct a long detailed gripping narrative, and these early episodes are like walking outside Oklahoma Joe's smelling the smoke emanating from it.

Despite her personality, I've really got the hots for her.

It's just baffling to imagine what the hell is going to happen to make Jimmy into Saul. This last episode appears to be the first real step.
I'm also wondering what's going to happen with Tuco's guy and the revenge plot.

Lucky for you, she's an ACTRESS. Unlucky for you, you don't have a chance.

:p

While good Saul is somewhat refreshing, I'm really looking forward to his rise to King Sleazeball

I love this show but have to catch up on two episodes I missed due to travel. It's great that AMC has them online to watch full episodes.

You think that's something?

http://cdn.chud.com/8/8c/8c7488d9_QhkuVxj.jpeg

Also, I was thinking about this, and think there was a subtle character cue implanted by the writers.

Saul is always parking in the court parking
He's always leaving an empty lot
He always needs more stickers than he has

I think they were consciously trying to establish Jimmy from the very first as a go getter who burns the midnight oil. So long as he's been an attorney, he hasn't been a slouch.

Just can't wait to see what happens with his girl and brother since they were not in bb

I love that he had the bob barker microphone for bingo.

I'm loving the internal struggle to not go back to the "Slippin' Jimmy" days. If $300,000 won't make him do it, what will?

Where is the second picture from?

The 'most wanted' wall they pan down at the beginning of the episode.

Mike sits under it while talking with the Philly cops.

I think it was more than that. Wasnt it like 1.7M?

Im floored he trusted Mike with 1.7M dollars