I expect the cops to stake out his house and bust him and Nacho.

Saul will be called by Nacho to defend him.


Mike will just roll his eyes and shake his head when he hears the news. LMAO

They could tell by the fact that the entire room was a mess except where the couch pushed everything away. Unclear if Nacho took the stash or if it was from DumDum checking it was okay, then doing something with it before calling the cops. But probably the former.

I thought the first episode was kinda boring. But it's been awhile too. Just wonderin' when we see when he becomes who he was in BB.

I enjoyed the episode greatly because it showed that he's having a crisis, which of course will lead him to become Saul.

But with the way AMC is handling BCS, especially with their new program, Talking Saul, I think the transformation is going to happen very slowly, which it should, IMO.

I binge watched season one. I liked it. It was better than I thought it would be.

What is the deal with the switch? A metaphor, is all I can come up with. Jimmy has activated Saul in both aspects of flipping the switch and disobeying the rules.

:shrug:

And indication of his mischievous side. Not supposed to do it? Imma gonna do it. And nothing happened!

which links to Mike telling him that Hummer was a bad idea and showed why he needed mike to back him up.. as the dumb dude let him investigate his stuff

Ok. Just making sure I didn't miss something. They named the episode "Seitch" so I figured there was a bit significance to it.

in previews for next show the gal is saying something like....can't you ever NOT break the rules!

wondering if it was a test....and he failed.

Yeah, I can see that. I'm just impatient. That's Italian.

Jimmy has a weak grasp on the legit path. Then his brother shows up at the meeting, and Jimmy's resentment causes him to choose the destructive path (which is much more entertaining for us).

Contrast that against the opening when he didn't open the emergency exit.

There is a commercial on AMC that sums up Saul perfectly. He is driving and comes to a T intersection. To one side a storm is brewing and to the other it's bright sunshine. Instead of choosing a direction to turn he just drives straight through the T and off the road into the desert.