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Our fourth Millennium recap looks back at S01xE04 - "The Judge". Read after the jump to check it out.
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Better Call Saul continues it’s outstanding opening season with “Hero” and it’s possibly my most favorite episode to date. Slippin’ Jimmy gives us a glimpse into the past, Present-Jimmy’s resistance to the dark side cracks, and Chuck takes a terrifying journey… to the other side of the street. S’all good, man!
Apologies for the late post, but I was down with the plague. Or possibly the flu. Let’s go with the plague. It’s much more dramatic.
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Scorpion's "Going South" has the team flying to Mexico for less than pleasurable reasons. A kidnapping, internal drama and the sacrifices made for love are the themes for this week.
For the usual recap and review, you know what to do!
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Our third Millennium recap looks back at S01xE03 - "Dead Letters". Read after the jump to check it out.
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Tonight’s Better Call Saul felt like the first ‘real’ episode. It contained a solid formula: a solvable case to keep him busy for forty-five minutes, and the setup for future episodes. “Nacho” managed to maintain a good balance of drama and humor, and like the previous two episodes, left me hanging for more.
With every turn Jimmy takes in trying to keep on the straight and narrow, he can’t help but seem to divert more and more off the path of righteousness. Having seen Breaking Bad and knowing where his character ends up, it’s both compelling and amazingly frustrating to watch. You just wanna grab the guy and smack him about the head, telling him to run! On the other hand, Saul is such a great character that you almost can’t wait for Jimmy’s inevitable downfall.
I imagine that going into this show blind, it might be slightly less compelling, but truly, this show really shines on its own and I don’t think that not having seen Breaking Bad should stop anyone from watching Better Call Saul.
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