Daffy Duck
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Cannot wait for this.
Yup, weekly on AMC.This will be like season 1 where it won't all be on Netflix from day one, right?
Really excited for this second season.
BTW does Jimmy McGill remind anyone else of Phoenix Wright?
Really excited for this second season.
BTW does Jimmy McGill remind anyone else of Phoenix Wright?
This will be like season 1 where it won't all be on Netflix from day one, right?
And thats the thing about Season 2 of Better Call Saul, at least from what Ive seen, Its like a really good party: crowded, complex and compelling.
- Tim Goodman's THR review:Once upon a time, Better Call Saul might have felt pressure to act like it was just an extension of the show that inspired it. Now, though, it's proven itself excellent enough in its own right that it should go on telling the Jimmy McGill story for as long as it can get away with it. After all, if any TV creative team has earned our trust when it comes to pacing, it's the one that so meticulously laid out the tragedy of Walter White for us.
Good because its as funny and sweet and prickly as what viewers got in Season 1, with continued standout performances by Odenkirk and Banks, and a very welcome initial broadening of both McKeans role as Chuck; and Rhea Seehorns role as Kim Wexler, Jimmys girlfriend. Yet, bad because theres also more of the same, as Jimmy struggles to stay on the straight-and-narrow and how that struggle tears at him.
- Collider: Better Call Saul Season 2 Review: Welcome Back, Slippin Jimmy.Better Call Saul is a good yarn. It is also exactly the sort of show it is hard to imagine getting greenlit on its own merits. Its great, but its arca working stiff who becomes a shadier working stiff, and then, when things get really exciting, the show ends, because the exciting part already happened on another showis not the sort that sells in the room. If more sequels, prequels, spin-offs etc. used the commercial success of their predecessors to be so searching, so free, they would not be such a consistent insult to new ideas.
The network announced today it will air live after show Talking Saul following Better Call Sauls Season 2 premiere and finale episodes on Monday, February 15 and Monday, April 18 at 11 PM, respectively. Hosted by Talking Deads Chris Hardwick, the hourlong talk show will feature series cast, producers, celebrity fans and more reacting to and discussing the twists and turns of Better Call Saul and taking questions and comments from viewers. Series creators and executive producers Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould and star Bob Odenkirk (Jimmy McGill) will appear as guests on the shows debut episode.
What?Bad rhymes with Dead so whatever..
What?
I wish they'd gotten someone other than Chris Hardwick but okay I guess.
'Talking Dead' was a cute play on words.
'Talking Bad'... eh, okay, Bad rhymes with Dead so whatever.
'Talking Saul' now, really? Why? Is it that hard to come up with another name? I don't know, anything, even 'Better Talk Saul', whatever.
Each Monday. Like the first season, it's a weekly show.Is it a new episode each monday or are they releasing everything?
More reviews:Season 2: episode 1 "Switch"
Jimmy and Kim's relationship takes a new turn. Mike decides it's for the best to sever his affiliation with an unrestrained associate.
Another nine or ten weeks to wait for me. No way am I waiting a week between episodes, I have already waited this long, shouldn't be too hard.
Is this going to be the 15th for the UK as well or the 16th?
Hoping Jimmy is a thing of the past. Ready for full-on Saul.
Not yet i hope.
Is there going to be a flash-forward scene ala S1?