As much as Saul did on that show, we never saw anything about his personal life.  It would be very in character for Saul to have a wife he never revealed to anyone he worked with.

The kind with tomato (a very juicy fruit) sauce

This is a good idea, and here is why.

Heavily vegetable-topped pizzas can have a lot of water on top if they are prepared incorrectly; and cutting said pizza will lead to a box so soggy that the pizza falls through it onto my shoes which WERE flyknit Nikes and now I have hot pizza water BURNING MY FEET and that’s how…

I like that Lalo seems like he would be, in another context, a pretty good boss.

I hope after this series, we get a spinoff series with Huell. Call it Raisin’ Huell.

This almost certainly isn’t the case (like, I’m 99.9 percent certain it isn’t), but I’ve wondered for a while if the show’s big reveal will be that Kim and Jimmy are actually still together during the events of Breaking Bad. The whole “total honesty combined with spousal privilege” thing actually works, and Kim…

Totally disagree. What we saw there was full Jimmy. There was no con to be made there because Howard was acting authentically and compassionately and that’s something Saul has no protocol for. Indeed, he finds it deeply upsetting because he has already chosen “the dark side” so the idea that people can be decent and…

Yes. You should check out the article you just commented on wherein writer Donna Bowman mentions that very thing.

Tussled Kim is the best Kim.

...And it’s not the man Kim vowed to have and to hold.

“Santiago, Chile”. Not, “Chili”.

I actually loved this season of Project Runway, and the winner was so likeable. But I’ll tune into this too!

Kim has  a dark side but she only really indulges it when Jimmy’s around and Jimmy’s happy to enable her. Their relationship is terrible and they’re terrible for each other. That’s the tragedy

Yeah last week someone guessed that maybe Kim and Jimmy end up doing something that lands Kim in jail

Wow this is pretty good

Cool Breaking Bad Easter egg I noticed was the amount taken in the Fring sting was 710,000 dollars. The same amount Hank tells Walt in the Pilot episode was the most he’d ever taken in a bust.

Jimmy had the sweet gig at the Santa Fe Law Firm with the fancy desk and cool boss and he HATED it. Jimmy is a feral animal. He doesn’t do well in a cage, even a fancy gilded one.

My guess is we’re in for a Jere Burns appearance at the place Mike is holed up.

I think it’s implied that Peridot is the ace rep on this show, given her nervousness with fusing in Log Date and a book about fusions that used her as like “some people don’t want to fuse, and that’s okay too”

Yes, humanity has gotten used to gems. They've been on this Earth throughout its recorded history . And Pearl seems to like them big and strong, no?