Jimmy decides to quit the law after turning down a job at Davis & Main. Mike breaks ties with a former associate.Jimmy decides to quit the law after turning down a job at Davis & Main. Mike breaks ties with a former associate.Jimmy decides to quit the law after turning down a job at Davis & Main. Mike breaks ties with a former associate.
Michael McKean
- Chuck McGill
- (credit only)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe police officer played by Stoney Westmoreland previously appeared in Breaking Bad (2008)'s episode 3.3, I.F.T. (2010), as the officer explaining to Skyler that he can't arrest Walt for moving back into his own house.
- GoofsThough set in 2002, the plastic bag that Jimmy has his cell phone in while in the pool is a Ziplock bag with "Easy-Open Tabs," which did not hit the market until 2015.
- Quotes
Jimmy McGill: I think that my talents are better spent elsewhere.
Kim Wexler: Where? Floating in somebody else's pool?
- ConnectionsFeatured in Talking Dead: No Way Out (2016)
- SoundtracksFunny How Time Slips Away
(uncredited)
Written by Willie Nelson
Performed by Billy Walker
Played during the season's opening black and white Cinnabon scene, shown immediately prior to the main title.
Featured review
Very good
Extremely well made mini-series.
It's so nice to watch great dialogue, acting, direction, cinematography, plot, twists, bait/switch all wrapped up into an astonishingly original serial. I almost forgot what original television was like. The leading character Jimmy tries so hard to do the right thing and will take himself and you to the edge, in an attempt to gain the loyalty and respect of his brother and peers.
With so many story-by-committee programs out there, take time to watch something made for adults by adults. If that doesn't convince you, perhaps this will: It's better than Breaking Bad.
...And that surprises me more than it does you.
It's so nice to watch great dialogue, acting, direction, cinematography, plot, twists, bait/switch all wrapped up into an astonishingly original serial. I almost forgot what original television was like. The leading character Jimmy tries so hard to do the right thing and will take himself and you to the edge, in an attempt to gain the loyalty and respect of his brother and peers.
With so many story-by-committee programs out there, take time to watch something made for adults by adults. If that doesn't convince you, perhaps this will: It's better than Breaking Bad.
...And that surprises me more than it does you.
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- mitchmitchell
- Apr 21, 2016
Details
- Runtime46 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 HD
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