Tonight on the Better Call Saul season 3 finale, there were some tough conversations. To go along with that, the same goes for pain. Want an update on Kim and Jimmy? Here it is. The good news is that Kim is alive, and that she was released from the hospital rather quickly. Jimmy, in his best attempt […]

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The tipping point. This is where we’ve arrived now with Better Call Saul season 3 episode 9, as we’ve now arrived at a spot in which the rubber meets the road. For Kim Wexler, she’s starting to realize that she’s biting off more than she can do. Mesa Verde is becoming more and more demanding, her relationship […]

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Better Call Saul season 3 episode 8 was a story of many things on AMC Sunday night, but perhaps one of the biggest ones was the story of just how much Jimmy McGill wants to keep himself, or the idea of himself as a successful entrepreneur-of-sorts, intact. The admirable thing about this guy is that he’s […]

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Going into Better Call Saul season 3 episode 7, one thing was absolutely clear: Jimmy McGill had his work cut out for him and then some. Not only was he suspended for a year, but he had to find a way to get a little bit of work. One of Jimmy’s top priorities was trying to figure […]

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Who knows what sort of Albuquerque the world would have if Jimmy McGill used his powers for good rather than evil? It’s a good question to ponder after watching Better Call Saul season 3 episode 6, which proved yet again that he is both a genius and also a pretty smarmy, terrible person. After finding […]

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On Better Call Saul season 3 episode 5, Jimmy McGill managed to remind us of one thing: He is a brilliant attorney. He’s probably also a terrible person. Then again, there are plenty of reasons why Jimmy became the man that he is in Saul Goodman during the era of Breaking Bad. Specifically, look at Chuck. Here is […]

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Better Call Saul is, when you look at it in a macro sense, a tragedy. Jimmy McGill starts off the series as a happy, idealistic lawyer with dreams of helping people. He may still have some of the same selfishness and bravado that we see in Saul Goodman, but we do still carry the belief through […]

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Let’s start by getting the following out of the way — we’ve got no idea as to whether or not Better Call Saul season 3 is set in the spring. We just loved titling the episode this way, especially since Mike and Gus Fring are in the midst clearly of what first stage of dating where everything […]

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Can Jimmy McGill find a way to make his wall a little less crooked? Meanwhile, is it possible for Mike Ehrmantraut to find the hounds who are sniffing after him? Throughout Better Call Saul season 3 episode 2, these were some of the questions we wondered. In watching Monday’s episode “Witness,” we started to get some answers. […]

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Throughout the Better Call Saul season 3 premiere, we saw Jimmy McGill in the midst of his greatest identity crisis. In the past, he was still clinging on to some shred of humanity. Maybe it was for Kim Wexler. Maybe it was for his brother Chuck, even if his brother Chuck didn’t deserve it. Maybe it was […]

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