Warning: Full spoilers for the episode follow...
"And then, one day - bam - they bring the hammer down to Chinatown."
"Quite a Ride" was a big episode for the impending Saul of Better Call Saul, as not only did it feature, in the first five minutes, Saul Goodman himself - meaning Jimmy as Saul right at the end of Breaking Bad's run - but it showcased, quite gloriously, Jimmy's first big, and perhaps last needed, step into Saul's shoes.
We've certainly seen "years later" on this show, but it's been post-Breaking Bad Cinnabon "Gene," in hiding, that we've caught a few glimpses of each season. The first scene here dove deep into the heart of Saul's panicked exodus, as Jimmy-turned-Saul's secretary Francesca basked in her favorite Breaking Bad activity - glowering and shredding - while Saul prepped his Go-Bag and made the call to Robert Forster's vacuum repair shop.
Continue reading…
Continue reading...
"And then, one day - bam - they bring the hammer down to Chinatown."
"Quite a Ride" was a big episode for the impending Saul of Better Call Saul, as not only did it feature, in the first five minutes, Saul Goodman himself - meaning Jimmy as Saul right at the end of Breaking Bad's run - but it showcased, quite gloriously, Jimmy's first big, and perhaps last needed, step into Saul's shoes.
We've certainly seen "years later" on this show, but it's been post-Breaking Bad Cinnabon "Gene," in hiding, that we've caught a few glimpses of each season. The first scene here dove deep into the heart of Saul's panicked exodus, as Jimmy-turned-Saul's secretary Francesca basked in her favorite Breaking Bad activity - glowering and shredding - while Saul prepped his Go-Bag and made the call to Robert Forster's vacuum repair shop.
Continue reading…
Continue reading...