The Official "Better Call Saul" Season 2 Thread
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Are you serious breh? His storyline is much more interesting than Saul.
I bet we see Jesse and or Gus soon at this point
Was at it's most interesting this episode.
But I don't see it trumping the Chuck/Jimmy dynamic and HMM plot still.
Oh shyt
Who's the OP?
Francis White. I was wondering where you was when the season started.
To be fair Gus almost stole season 4 from Walt.
Mike and Saul's story are on a collision course so it's not as if they're going to be competing for your attention for the run of the series.
Gus? Definitely. As far as logically moving the plot forward Gus needs to appear sooner rather than later. The bug guys from season 5 of "Breaking Bad", too.
Jesse? There's basically zero chance of that. This takes place 6 years before "Breaking Bad", Jesse would have to be played by a different actor.
I'm not sure why they'd show him in the Cinnabon scenes, but I guess anything is possible.
Fred.
Good episode, like everyone else Mike's story has taken over. Also more interested in Kim than before(she got nudes?
) I hope she tells her boss to stick it up his ass and joins the nWo. As close as her & jimmie are, whatever causes their fallout is going to have to be HUGE 
) I hope she tells her boss to stick it up his ass and joins the nWo. As close as her & jimmie are, whatever causes their fallout is going to have to be HUGE Seeing Hector walking comfortable and talking just fine got me wondering how he got put in a wheel chair and loss his speech 
I mean it couldn't of been that long right..... I don't remember if it was explained in BB
I mean it couldn't of been that long right..... I don't remember if it was explained in BB
Ray J called the booty goons on himSeeing Hector walking comfortable and talking just fine got me wondering how he got put in a wheel chair and loss his speech
I mean it couldn't of been that long right..... I don't remember if it was explained in BB
Seeing Hector walking comfortable and talking just fine got me wondering how he got put in a wheel chair and loss his speech
I mean it couldn't of been that long right..... I don't remember if it was explained in BB
Gomez says it was a stroke but I have a feeling Mike had something to do with it. He also killed one of the cousins in "Breaking Bad" and made it look natural.
Fred.
Not to mention there was a couple episodes that he was only in literally 10 minutes.
Fred.
Strokes, even in the scene where he killed Gus's boy he had problems lifting his non trigger armSeeing Hector walking comfortable and talking just fine got me wondering how he got put in a wheel chair and loss his speech
I mean it couldn't of been that long right..... I don't remember if it was explained in BB
According to Giancarlo it would of only been only one season
Probably relates to that document that Saul made about how the law firm has been unfair to Kim and it somehow gets outGood episode, like everyone else Mike's story has taken over. Also more interested in Kim than before(she got nudes?
yseJ
Empire strikes back
I really dont get why people are going nuts about Mike. Jonathan Banks is doing an amazing job acting, but his character arc is pretty predictable and linear. I mean, hes a badass old cop who has tons of balls and dont back down from anyone, and his only motive is money for his granddaughter 
Plus, his seeming lack of flaws so far and perfect decision making is kinda 
especially considering how flawed and imperfect other characters and their decisions on this show (and BB) are.
Mike is literally the least interesting main character to me on the show in terms of writing and character development. Aside from that Philly episode, Mike is way more interesting on BB.
theres no huge line to cross from here to being an enforcer for someone who hates the cartel, unlike teacher to cook/dealer/meth king in Walt and honest (more or less) lawyer to a criminal lawyer in Saul
the only real explanation to me is that people really want action and cartel and goons and shyt badly.
Plus, his seeming lack of flaws so far and perfect decision making is kinda especially considering how flawed and imperfect other characters and their decisions on this show (and BB) are.Mike is literally the least interesting main character to me on the show in terms of writing and character development. Aside from that Philly episode, Mike is way more interesting on BB.
theres no huge line to cross from here to being an enforcer for someone who hates the cartel, unlike teacher to cook/dealer/meth king in Walt and honest (more or less) lawyer to a criminal lawyer in Saul
the only real explanation to me is that people really want action and cartel and goons and shyt badly.