If Chuck plans to expose Jimmy with the recording doesn't he risk trouble of his own, If I'm not mistaken it's illegal to record someone with out their knowledge?
In NM, only one party has to be aware of the recording.If Chuck plans to expose Jimmy with the recording doesn't he risk trouble of his own, If I'm not mistaken it's illegal to record someone with out their knowledge?
It is not Breaking Bad Il...it is much more subtle and David Lynch-like. Some of the scenes remind me of Japanese movies directed by Miike, especially the neon light effects before Chuck falls on his noggin in the print shop.Sanusi makes a cameo, stashed in the garage.
And now 2 full seasons and still no Saul. I look forward to things picking up in season 18.
A brother like Jimmy could do that to you.Chuck is such a relentless dick, I'm surprised that jimmy hasn't turned his back on him. Most folks I know would have ceased contact with a full-time tool such as him - brother or not.
He truly has no redeeming qualities.
It is not Breaking Bad Il...it is much more subtle and David Lynch-like. Some of the scenes remind me of Japanese movies directed by Miike, especially the neon light effects before Chuck falls on his noggin in the print shop.
This review by The Atlantic is similar to my take. Great show? Check. Great acting? Check. Great writing/directing/cinematography? Check.
Same story arc in seasons one and two? Check.
Lovable but shady lawyer gets into a series of situations, all while trying to gain the trust and respect of a brother that betrays him in the final episode.
Did I just describe season 1 or season 2?
http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2016/04/better-call-saul-season-2-finale/478839/
At least the Mike storyline is actually progressing, moving forward rather than in circles.
Fifi
Rebecca
Inflatable
Nailed
Gloves off
Switch
Bali Ha'i
Amarillo
Cobbler
Klick
Yes, I'm expecting the dark lord of Albuquerque, Gus Fring to show his face soon. Pretty sure the windscreen note was from his part of the world.