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Better Call Saul, a prequel to Breaking Bad created by Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould, focusing on the rise of Saul Goodman, criminal attorney. Starring Bob Odenkirk as Jimmy McGill, charting his rise to ace criminal attorney, Saul Goodman.

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Who is the second Hamlin in Hamlin, Hamlin and McGill?

In Better Call Saul, the prequel of Breaking Bad, a successful Albuquerque lawyer firm called Hamlin, Hamlin and McGill is named after: Howard Hamlin Charles McGill ??? Someone else called Hamlin ??? Who is the second Hamlin in Hamlin, Hamlin and…
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What did Mike write in Tina's birthday card

In the first episode of the 4th season of Better Call Saul, Mike is asked to sign a birthday card for Tina, what did Mike write to her? I can't understand the writing.
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What is the significance of the scene where Gus had a long conversation with a man at a bar in S06E09?

In Better Call Saul S06E09, titled "Fun and Games", there was a scene where Gus orders wine at a bar, and has a conversation with one of the bar's staff (who seems to be the manager) — a man named David. It was revealed that Gus knows David. They…
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What is the naming pattern in Better Call Saul?

Better Call Saul's episodes feel like they have a pattern in their naming convention to me, but I can't quite figure it out and I haven't been able to find any articles on it. Uno Mijo Nacho Hero Alpine Shepherd…
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Why does Chuck ask people that enter his house if they have 'grounded themselves'?

On the show Better Call Saul, when someone enters Chuck's house, he asks Ground yourself? By which he means to leave watches, mobile phones et cetera outside of the house. Also, he doesn't have anything electrical in his house. Why is that?
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What is the significance of Jimmy's restaurant scenes in Better Call Saul?

In S01E01 in a starting scene, we see Jimmy working in a restaurant. We see similar scenes at the start of many episodes. How did Jimmy end up working there? and What is the significance of those scenes? PS: Just FYI, I am in the middle of season 3…
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Why would Mike give the German engineers his real name?

Why would Mike give the German engineers his real name? When the head German engineer and Mike are talking in S4E7, the engineer tells him the meaning of 'Ehrmantraut' - This seems sloppy after all the trouble they go through to hide the location of…
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Jimmy telling Chuck he's a lawyer and Chuck getting "sick"

I was wondering what the timeline was from when Jimmy told Chuck he passed the bar and Chuck getting "sick" in Better Call Saul. Was Chuck's illness based on a necessity to occupy Jimmy's time, and keep him from practicing law? In season 1 after…
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What kind of revolver did Tuco have?

In the series Better Call Saul, in the second episode, where Tuco points a revolver at Saul, we can notice how unusually large the cylinder of the revolver looks. What is its make? Is it a real model or some custom revolver made either by Tuco or…
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How does Jimmy greet the women in the parlor?

What is the greeting Jimmy uses whenever he enters the parlor to enter his office in Better Call Saul?
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How did Kim Wexler know? (S06E02)

In Better Call Saul S06E02, Jimmy fails to bribe the Kettleman couple. Then Kim Wexler starts calling the IRS and is about to expose the Kettleman couple for tax fraud (Apparently a 'tax preparation scam' or something). How did Kim Wexler know about…
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Why not have assassins kill Nacho at Lalo's house?

In Better Call Saul it is clear that Gus wants Nacho dead, dead before he can be forced to talk to the Salamancas. Why not simply have him killed when he opened the gate to Lalo's hacienda? The very fact that the cartel knows that Nacho is a rat…
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Call Sauls phone number seems real?

In season 3 episode 5 in the opening credits there is a shot of a bus bench with a Better Call Saul and the phone number is (505) 503-4455, instead of a 555 number, anyone ever call Saul?
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Would Hector not have thought there was something fishy about Mike getting into a fight with Tuco?

Mike, in "Gloves Off" (Better Call Saul S2E4), represents himself as a random retiree -- but if only from the beating he took, not to mention Hector apparently finding out that Mike was an ex-cop, Hector must have wondered whether the event was…
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What was the big deal about the Davis & Main commercial in Better Call Saul?

In S2E3 (Amarillo) of Better Call Saul, Jimmy runs a commercial advertising the legal battle between Sandpiper Crossing and Davis & Main law firm. Jimmy, fed up with being not being able to work in the way he wants, runs the commercial without the…
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