Today on a very special Better Call Saul — Kim completes her resume. Grade B- for boring.

+1 for Fall Out 4 guy finally making his appearance in the company of Rick and Morgan. Too bad his speed was too high for them.

Something that I wondered about is whether there's a lack of tension for what becomes of Kim and Chuck because we already have the inside track of Jimmy's personality and attitude on life in BB. In other words, if something tragic happened to either of them, wouldn't that have been apparent in BB with respect to…

I typically enjoy montage's, but this one went on about a minute too long. I think the record actually started over.

I actually found this episode somewhat enjoyable for a change. It wasn't too over the top even though it had the typical hi-jinx. I didn't understand the whole Phil likes black woman thing. It sounded initially like just a cover-up, but then they stuck with it like it was a truism. Huh? They didn't need to go…

Okay, I get the whole flashback concept. But a flashback on a show that's already a prequel is just too much. Bob Odenkirk looked too much like present day Saul and Chuck didn't fare much better. You can change the clothing and wear the hair down more, but sometimes things are left better explained in other ways. …

Jason = Will's brother. Heard it here first.

Talk about mailing it in — geez. I agree with a lot of your review with the exception of the grade — "D" would be more appropriate.

Apparently, they knew they would lose on the theft charge and were merely using that as a tactic to find out his source. He would been required to disclose that during his trial, unless they found a loophole. Which they did.

When did this become Boston Legal? The judges have always been a little eccentric on this show, but this latest one was just ridiculous. Oh well…last season.

Why does Louie Anderson deserve an Emmy? For being a transgender in a comedy? He's basically being Louie as a woman. Not sure that's Emmy worthy.

I had two big issues with this show that discouraged me from watching it. First, the first two episodes are a big infomercial to Costco. I get it — you've got to pay the bills, but this is just ridiculous. It's meta and it's context. It seems completely self-serving and reeks of sponsorship. When a show starts…

And she would have won.

Mood swings, yes. Contemplating suicide on a moment's notice, no.

Top 10 Stray observations:

This was a really good episode. The show really works for me when it tends to not derail from the tracks. It almost did a few times when Phil messed with the robots or the whole botanical storyline, but it veered back straight ahead.

B+ was too generous. More like a "C". When did Lucca and Jason become so close? They're so like "besties" now.

Yea, I agree with your sentiment.

I can't believe they got away with that. I mean, someone at Church's must have really pissed them off.

Ruby: "Stay in your lane Rainbow." {rewind} {play} {repeat}
Genius!