Jimmy makes a bold move against Hamlin in an effort to attract potential clients.Jimmy makes a bold move against Hamlin in an effort to attract potential clients.Jimmy makes a bold move against Hamlin in an effort to attract potential clients.
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Did you know
- TriviaThe man that Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) "saved" by the billboard was a client of his in Mijo (2015).
- Goofs(at around 37 mins) Bystanders are capturing pictures of Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) with their cell phones in an event that takes place in June of 2002. The first cell phone with a camera wasn't released in the United States until November of the same year.
- Quotes
Stevie: Hey Bro, I never did catch your name.
Jimmy McGill: Saul.
Stevie: Saul?
Jimmy McGill: "S'all good, man." Get it?
- ConnectionsReferences Duck Soup (1933)
- SoundtracksOpening Credits Theme
Written and Composed by Dave Porter
Featured review
Whip em out for space blanket
Again, not a particularly nerve-shredding episode, but I love how it's showing Jimmy sinking back into his old methods of conning people, and building up to the potential consequences of that.
And the opening scene that shows what his usual game was back then is a brilliant addition to this episode considering that, plus you not knowing whether or not Nacho is still angry at Jimmy or not because of his schemes is some damn good suspense for the future of the show.
The plan Jimmy comes up with is pretty genius and fun to watch play out too, so all I really wanted to complain about is the same issues as the last episode: maybe a little too slow and not directed as well as Episode 2, but also the fact that something about the Kettleman's acting in the first scene after the intro felt a little...off somehow.
Maybe I'm imagining things, but both of them seemed a little too deadpan. But all in all, it's another great episode and I like where it's going.
And the opening scene that shows what his usual game was back then is a brilliant addition to this episode considering that, plus you not knowing whether or not Nacho is still angry at Jimmy or not because of his schemes is some damn good suspense for the future of the show.
The plan Jimmy comes up with is pretty genius and fun to watch play out too, so all I really wanted to complain about is the same issues as the last episode: maybe a little too slow and not directed as well as Episode 2, but also the fact that something about the Kettleman's acting in the first scene after the intro felt a little...off somehow.
Maybe I'm imagining things, but both of them seemed a little too deadpan. But all in all, it's another great episode and I like where it's going.
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- TheCorniestLemur
- Jun 17, 2022
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- Runtime47 minutes
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- 16:9 HD
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