I liked this episode. Jimmy's conversion into Saul over this series has been long waited, and we finally start to see the grasp of the goofy criminal lawyer that extracts that very character we know and enjoy.
Not as strong as the last episode but that was Nacho's story, this moves more onto the motive for Kim and Jimmy, with Kim learning a truth shaking her feel for safety while supporting Saul. It becomes tensional for what's to come with a funny yet interesting arc for a good episode. It also gave me Breaking Bad vibes, i can feel the connection at this point between the two shows. Like two halves of string being stitched together.
A solid episode on development with a good sense of nostalgia.
8.7/10.
P. S. I've only just found out this episode was directed by the very Rhea Seehorn (Kim) herself. Nice.
Not as strong as the last episode but that was Nacho's story, this moves more onto the motive for Kim and Jimmy, with Kim learning a truth shaking her feel for safety while supporting Saul. It becomes tensional for what's to come with a funny yet interesting arc for a good episode. It also gave me Breaking Bad vibes, i can feel the connection at this point between the two shows. Like two halves of string being stitched together.
A solid episode on development with a good sense of nostalgia.
8.7/10.
P. S. I've only just found out this episode was directed by the very Rhea Seehorn (Kim) herself. Nice.