Trae Young will be a bust. Book It!

My review of last night's episode...

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This show is starting to lose me. The pacing is awful. I'm just not finding Jimmy's journey to be all that interesting. Mike's stuff is good, but that only makes up about 10% of the show.

Well Mac told me to to tell you to go FUCK YOURSELF!!! ..So now it's been said .. .

as long as the last show of the series ends with saul saying "hello" to walter ill be good with it

Trae Young will be a bust. Book It!

At this point I think the show would be better off focusing on Omaha Saul as opposed to what its doing now.

Well Mac told me to to tell you to go FUCK YOURSELF!!! ..So now it's been said .. .

This week was definitely a set up episode. I did like the Colored suits thing.


No way is the show losing me though. It just set such a high standard in the first 3 episodes it was bound to level out a bit.


Ill bet the season finishes great.

This week was definitely a set up episode. I did like the Colored suits thing. .

At this point I think the show would be better off focusing on Omaha Saul as opposed to what its doing now.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

Good episode last night.

Will Chuck's fall cure him and make him "normal"?

Well Mac told me to to tell you to go FUCK YOURSELF!!! ..So now it's been said .. .

Good episode last night.

Will Chuck's fall cure him and make him "normal"?

Or is he dead?

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

I sure hope not.

A Jimmy vs Chuck legal battle could be great.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

Look at JORR buying into the REALLY. SMART. LAWYER.

A normal Chuck would crush Jimmy like a bug.

Well Mac told me to to tell you to go FUCK YOURSELF!!! ..So now it's been said .. .

Or is he dead?

Some very crafty "Better Call Saul" fans, looking for a hint at what's to come in next week's finale, may have cracked a code hidden in the episode titles of this season.

READ MORE: Review: 'Better Call Saul' Season 2 Episode 9, 'Nailed,' Can't Escape the Truth

On Reddit, Twitter user @Sirena6783 is identified as the first to catch that when you take the first letter of each episode title — "Switch," "Cobbler," "Amarillo," "Gloves Off," "Rebecca," "Bali Ha'i," "Inflatable," "Fifi," "Nailed" and "Klick" — you get the letters S, C, A, G, R, B, I, F, N and K.

Unscramble that, and here's what you get: "Fring's Back."

That would, of course, be a reference to Gustavo Fring, played by Giancarlo Esposito, who first employed and then terrorized Walter White during Seasons 2-4 of "Breaking Bad." Timeline-wise, Los Pollos Hermanos was founded in Mexico in the late '80s and would have been an established business in 2003 (with Fring's drug operation running along with it). So Fring could very well resurface in "Better Call Saul."

The two reasons we believe this: One, the title for next week's season finale — "Klick" — is deliberately misspelled...because the "K" would be necessary to complete the word "back"? Two, the "Breaking Bad" universe has always loved Easter eggs like this. (Buzzfeed has a great roundup here.)

"Saul" did successfully surprise us with Hector Salamanca (Mark Margolis) earlier this season, so sneaking Esposito back to Albuquerque is certainly not beyond the show's capabilities. So we're now even more excited about the Season 2 finale. And we didn't think that was possible.

This is one of the things I find most unbelievable about the show. That Jimmy and Chuck are on opposite sides of an issue and outsiders actually believe the guy wearing the tinfoil hat instead of simply dismissing anything he says.

A normal Chuck would crush Jimmy like a bug.

LOVED this last episode. Maybe the best one of the series so far. Every scene was just great and had a lot of tension, even low stakes scenes like the filming by the school.

Chuck has to be dead or damn near dead. No way he's coming back in a few episodes healthy enough to argue against Jimmy in court. Having him die from that would be fantastic writing, could be similar to Walt/Jane in terms of a turning point for Jimmy/Saul.

Some very crafty "Better Call Saul" fans, looking for a hint at what's to come in next week's finale, may have cracked a code hidden in the episode titles of this season.

READ MORE: Review: 'Better Call Saul' Season 2 Episode 9, 'Nailed,' Can't Escape the Truth

On Reddit, Twitter user @Sirena6783 is identified as the first to catch that when you take the first letter of each episode title — "Switch," "Cobbler," "Amarillo," "Gloves Off," "Rebecca," "Bali Ha'i," "Inflatable," "Fifi," "Nailed" and "Klick" — you get the letters S, C, A, G, R, B, I, F, N and K.

Unscramble that, and here's what you get: "Fring's Back."

That would, of course, be a reference to Gustavo Fring, played by Giancarlo Esposito, who first employed and then terrorized Walter White during Seasons 2-4 of "Breaking Bad." Timeline-wise, Los Pollos Hermanos was founded in Mexico in the late '80s and would have been an established business in 2003 (with Fring's drug operation running along with it). So Fring could very well resurface in "Better Call Saul."

The two reasons we believe this: One, the title for next week's season finale — "Klick" — is deliberately misspelled...because the "K" would be necessary to complete the word "back"? Two, the "Breaking Bad" universe has always loved Easter eggs like this. (Buzzfeed has a great roundup here.)

"Saul" did successfully surprise us with Hector Salamanca (Mark Margolis) earlier this season, so sneaking Esposito back to Albuquerque is certainly not beyond the show's capabilities. So we're now even more excited about the Season 2 finale. And we didn't think that was possible.