Apr 30, 2023
Better Call Saul 2.03 "Amarillo"
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Better Call Saul 2.03 "Amarillo"
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partners in crime
There's so many things I missed the first time watching Better Call Saul.
Here's some observations:
-Saul cannot live a life like the average person; he loves the adrenaline and the fast money that comes with a life of crime.
-Price/Daniel Wormald is such a naive jerk. He deserved to get his baseball cards stolen; he practically invited Nacho to rob his house
-Kim Wexler is an icon. No more to say.
-Chuck is respectable, and good at what he does, but he's an asshole.
-Howard is actually a decent guy; it's just at first he seems arrogant and jealous of Jimmy.
-Jimmy is such a good brother to Chuck, who doesn't deserve him.
-The entire show is a tragedy, really. But very well written, very good cast, but it's a tragedy.
Rhea Seehorn as Kim Wexler in Better Call Saul Season 2
Better Call Saul 2x07
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i love how they're mixing some lighthearted mike-spying-on-a-crime-boss scenes with life or death situations like will kim get mesa verde
that one time in s2e2 where the guy from WWDITS became the luckiest man alive
God, this scene.. absolutely captures the disorienting horror of being helpless to a medical emergency and the system that triages and processes you.