There are slivers of truth and hints of Jimmy McGill in this monologue: he was terrified of Walter White, but he also went ... Kim is in jeopardy with a civil suit, he realizes what Saul Goodman ...

For “Breaking Bad” fans, it’s right up there with Arthur Fleck painting his face white in “Joker ... Call Saul” (10 p.m. Sunday, AMC), Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk), who’s already ...

Before long, Jimmy dresses in white suits ala Andy Griffith on “Matlock” and uses Jell-O cups to advertise his latest slogan: “Need a will? Call McGill.” While Jimmy recounts his career ...

While the former series constantly showed how amazing he was at his job, helping keep Walter White's activities ... defender Jimmy McGill. He didn't have any of the tailored suits, fancy cars ...

Jimmy McGill‘s strong suit is scumbaggery ... Take the Kettlemans themselves, another pair of white-collar criminals in deep denial of the fact. Jimmy can’t persuade them to take him on ...

For most of Breaking Bad’s run, Walter White’s lawyer hid behind his carefully cultivated Saul Goodman persona; he only ...

Walter White goes out in a blaze of glory, a testament to a series that operated on a near-operatic level of emotion and carnage so much of the time. Jimmy McGill’s big final moments involve a ...

In a way, it was silly to go into this finale believing Jimmy McGill was irredeemable, that he’d crossed moral lines that could never be uncrossed in the same way Walter White did on Breaking ...

One of the most surprising parts of Better Call Saul — for both the audience and for the people writing the show — is how lovable Jimmy McGill ... than a dazzling white suit and Stetson ...

but Jimmy McGill made, and became, a monster. He was never going to be able to hide forever. And he knows it. As season 5 of Better Call Saul kicks off, we're back in black-and-white, where Jimmy ...