Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Bryan Cranston | ... | Walter White | |
Anna Gunn | ... | Skyler White | |
Aaron Paul | ... | Jesse Pinkman | |
Dean Norris | ... | Hank Schrader | |
Betsy Brandt | ... | Marie Schrader | |
RJ Mitte | ... | Walter White, Jr. (credit only) | |
Bob Odenkirk | ... | Saul Goodman | |
DJ Qualls | ... | Getz | |
Krysten Ritter | ... | Jane Margolis | |
Matt Jones | ... | Badger | |
Steven Michael Quezada | ... | Steven Gomez | |
Tina Parker | ... | Francesca | |
Jimmy Daniels | ... | Jimmy in-'N-Out / James Edward Kilkelly | |
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Shenoah Allen | ... | Schlubby Guy #1 |
Drew Pollock | ... | Schlubby Guy #2 |
Walt and Jesse have yet another problem to deal with when one of their dealers, Jesse's friend Badger, is arrested by the Albuquerque police. They end up hiring a shady lawyer, Saul Goodman, who has a unique way of ensuring that Badger gets off with a light sentence without having to give away Jesse or Walt's identity. As Walt learns however, it may come at a very high price. Walt's brother-in-law Hank, the DEA Agent, is suffering from post-traumatic stress following the shooting in Juarez. He puts on a brave face but is having trouble just getting out of bed in the morning. Walt has some suggestions for him. Written by garykmcd
Better Call Saul was good for three seasons until the producers forgot to connect Saul Goodman on that show to THIS Saul Goodman, who is obnoxious and a total boob, who no one wants to spend time with or speak to, and who would NOT have a cuddle-toy-girlfriend like Kim Wexler, ever, ever, at least not within a decade of the Saul character here, who has not only a different reason behind his fake name but everything is different about him and the two shows, that DO NOT connect in this episode. Rather, this episode reminds you about how totally different the two characters, and shows, are. And Saul entrance to Breaking Bad turned the show into a more frantic black comedy: a good thing.