Better Call Saul

[Glenbino]

I agree. I'm hoping they move season 2 to Sunday's after they see how good the show is doing (ratings wise) compared to the (from what I've heard) shitty Walking Dead.

I like the way its spaced out right now. Gives me something to watch on Monday night. Sundays are pretty crowded already.

[MrBill]

Loving this show right now. I'd watch it no matter what night it is on during the week.

[OnlyOneBeerLeft]

I agree. I'm hoping they move season 2 to Sunday's after they see how good the show is doing (ratings wise) compared to the (from what I've heard) shitty Walking Dead.

Yeah they would just need to put Saul on before walking dead so they can still do talking dead crap.

[dope]

I like the way its spaced out right now. Gives me something to watch on Monday night. Sunday's are pretty crowded already.

with the 2nd season of broadchurch done i really like this being on monday's

[MrBill]

Every episode has me guessing if the person Jimmy is speaking to at that moment will be the one that starts him down the path of being a criminal lawyer. Something tells me that Mike's troubles in next weeks episode might be what tips the balance in that favor.

[DDRGuido]

Every episode has me guessing if the person Jimmy is speaking to at that moment will be the one that starts him down the path of being a criminal lawyer. Something tells me that Mike's troubles in next weeks episode might be what tips the balance in that favor.

Something big has to happen where he becomes Saul Goodman the lawyer and not James McGill anymore. Right?

[MrBill]

Something big has to happen where he becomes Saul Goodman the lawyer and not James McGill anymore. Right?

He alluded to the name change in Breaking Bad when he said something along the lines that he was Saul Goodman because everybody thinks Jewish attorneys are better.

[krulmichael]

Something big has to happen where he becomes Saul Goodman the lawyer and not James McGill anymore. Right?

I'm pretty sure it will be a mixture of things that get him to that point; with a big part of it where he finally commits his brother to a mental health establishment. His brother is really the only thing that is holding him back from becoming a full on crook, in my opinion.

[Tailback U]

I'm pretty sure it will be a mixture of things that get him to that point; with a big part of it where he finally commits his brother to a mental health establishment. His brother is really the only thing that is holding him back from becoming a full on crook, in my opinion.

Yeah his brother will die soon.

This show must be incredibly difficult to make as the audience already knows who won't die and the writers have to figure out a way to introduce new characters that the viewers like but also know will die. Like te female lawyer, she will probably die soon as well.

[krulmichael]

Yeah his brother will die soon.

This show must be incredibly difficult to make as the audience already knows who won't die and the writers have to figure out a way to introduce new characters that the viewers like but also know will die. Like te female lawyer, she will probably die soon as well.

Haha are you in the Breaking Bad mindstate where everyone that wasn't in BB will die? His brother dying, I could see that possibility. I don't see Kim dying though. I'm sure they will just have a terrible falling out or she will move. Something of that nature. I don't expect everyone to drop like flies though.

[Tailback U]

You gotta crack a few eggs to make an omelet.

Of course everyone isn't going to die but if some people don't get capped this show will get stale. You can't just have Odenkirk weaseling his way in and out of things for 5 seasons. Shits gotta hit the fan. I expect the same type of pace that BB had, that doesn't mean everyones gotta die but the belief that anyone can die and nobody can be trusted will come...I think.

[Twigg4075]

He alluded to the name change in Breaking Bad when he said something along the lines that he was Saul Goodman because everybody thinks Jewish attorneys are better.

I'm definitely enjoying this show.

Also, remember the flashback he has where he and that dude are stumbling home from the bar and he pulls that ruse on him with the guy in the alley with the watch? He tells the guy his name is Saul Goodman, as in "It's All Good, Man."

[MrBill]

I'm definitely enjoying this show.

Also, remember the flashback he has where he and that dude are stumbling home from the bar and he pulls that ruse on him with the guy in the alley with the watch? He tells the guy his name is Saul Goodman, as in "It's All Good, Man."

I missed that but it makes total sense on the name. It's the little things on this show, like Breaking Bad, that you might not catch until the second time you watch it that makes it great.

[Tailback U]

I always wondered if thy got the name idea from this movie called Sol Goode that came out in 03:

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0275692/

[MrBill]

Another top shelf episode tonight. It's like Vince heard our cries for more Mike during Breaking Bad and did this whole series to give us what we wanted.