I have to say, I loved this episode, even though it didn’t exactly pan out the way I thought things were going to. I was expecting Walt to spend 6-7 months in isolation, and come to a great realization and turn himself around. But that appears to not be how shit is gonna go down. And that’s cool, I love when the show takes a turn that I didn’t expect.
I cannot imagine a “Better Call Saul” that doesn’t include Huell. He was a pretty important part of Saul’s business. Maybe we find out how Saul and Huell meet?
