Pryce loses his baseball cards, but he's not going to take this sitting down. Circumstances might encourage to squat, however.

Season 2 begins and the writers change plans, so we walk back a few storylines and push forward a few others. This is still Jimmy McGill.

This week, we're listening to your thoughts on the first season of Better Call Saul! We also check out the lackluster special features.

Oh no! Not Marco! Why did he have to go? He lived so peacefully in the town of Cicero. I can't say Jello because it's Trademarked.

In this season finale of Better Call Saul, Jimmy revisits his past as Slipping Jimmy and finds the shoes no longer fit.

It's finally time to hang out with the best character of the entire Breaking Bad franchise, Danny
"Pryce" Wormald! It's not quite time for squat cobbler yet... but we're so close. This episode is mostly about Mike's choice of lunch.

Time to get the real meat of this sandwich. RICO starts the seasons-long plot of the Sandpiper case. A lot gets wrapped up in it: Jimmy's personal fortune, Chuck's return to HHM, the souls of many elderly law-abiding citizens. Jimmy thinks this is his big break, but will he be able to keep his dignity?

The Kettlemans are really causing our buddy Jimmy a real headache.

Five-O is the episode where Better Call Saul reveals it's full trick. Jimmy McGill isn't the only main character in this series. We've come to love Mike Ehrmantraut, but now we really get to hang out with him.

This is episode with the talking toilet. The singular most important character in all of the Breaking Bad-a-verse.

What's an upstart lawyer who's suddenly flush with cash from a perfectly legitimate retainer with a new client? Become someone's doppelgänger to spite them, and put on the best publicity stunt Albuquerque has ever seen!