Better Call Saul

[UserX]

My favorite episode so far, this series is really exceeding my expectations.

[Rick Modena]

Kick ass, I always knew Mike was interesting from the BB series. The show is kick ass!

[bonnie&clyde]

Man what a show...i just hate its a once a week show, shit they put shittier shows on twince a week (the bachelor, dancing with the stars...ect...) why cant they do that with this....

[CJ]

That was some nice introspective character development on Mike. Not bad, filled in all the holes in his past from BB.

[Stephen]

You know, Walter Schrader.

You mean white hank?

[fordracing19]

So far, it seems better than Breaking Bads first season. I'm looking at it this way. In BB you have Hanks character evolving into the badass drug dealer that he is. In BCS you have this character evolving into Saul Goodman.

You mean Walter White(Heisenberg/drug dealer). His brother in law is Hank Schrader(DEA agent).

You know, Walter Schrader.

[War Machine]

You mean Walter White(Heisenberg/drug dealer). His brother in law is Hank Schrader(DEA agent).

So who was Frank White?

[s1lv3r]

Hank White

You mean Walter White(Heisenberg/drug dealer). His brother in law is Hank Schrader(DEA agent).

[Rick Modena]

I agree CJ, its starting to roll and I like it!

[CJ]

okay, so it appears Mike's old department is looking for him. From the episode preview they are looking for help solving his son's murder. Looks like things are starting to get good.

[Whoknows4077]

"In the penultimate episode of Breaking Bad, an exasperated Goodman predicted his own future. "If I'm lucky, a month from now, best-case scenario, I'm managing a Cinnabon in Omaha," he said to Walt as he set him up with a new identity. Well, as we learn in the opening sequence in episode one, Goodman is now called Gene and doing exactly that."

[UserX]

I don't think it's Witness Protection. He went to the same guy that made Walt disappear.

If he really took his money and ran, would he need to work at Cinnabon?

Whereas if he cut a deal with the feds, he would have to return the money to avoid going to prison.

All speculation of course, just my $.02.

[Nash B.]

I don't think it's Witness Protection. He went to the same guy that made Walt disappear.

[UserX]

And lets not forget how the show started with Saul living on the run it seems...

The vibe I got from the opening scene was he's in Witness Protection. Maybe he spilled his guts with the whole Walt and Pinkman situation to save his own ass. I'm interested to see how it plays out.

I liked tonight's episode too. He's shady as fuck but brilliant at the same time.

[War Machine]

I know that Walter will, not sure about Hank, but I don't see why he would not make an appearance as well. And lets not forget how the show started with Saul living on the run it seems...

It would be nice to see the show grow beyond the break bad series, even seeing the show intertwin with the breaking bad series. Like show it from Saul's point of view. Then see all the after affects of Saul being on the run, great tv!