00:01It's showtime, folks.
00:03Lawyers, we're like health insurance.
00:06Hope you never need it, but man on man, not having it?
00:09No.
00:10The journey Jimmy goes on in season one is his first baby steps down the road
00:15and becoming Saul Goodman, the character we meet on Breaking Bad.
00:19He had a rough time at the end of season one.
00:22He felt undermined and even betrayed by his brother.
00:27I'm your brother? You're supposed to look out for each other?
00:30Why were you working against me, Chuck?
00:32I know what you were, what you are. People don't change. You're slipping Jimmy.
00:37Part of the brilliance of that scene is that he has a point,
00:40and as much as the audience cringes to own that and admit it, they know it too.
00:45You're better than this.
00:46You have a straightforward choice to make here.
00:48I let her in on a little bit of the backstory.
00:51A lot of what I say to her is, don't trust him too far.
00:55In season two, he sort of rejected his effort to be a good guy.
01:00So this is what a midlife crisis looks like?
01:02Not a midlife crisis. I just finally decided to be me.
01:06How much further down the path does he get? We have to do a little coy, buddy.
01:09We have to do a little coy. He does definitely go down the path quite a bit further.
01:12And there's more comedy and more drama in season two
01:15as he goes further down that road toward rascality.
01:18It's quite a journey. Their relationship has developed
01:22as opposed to just thinking he's a complete idiot.
01:25Mike realizes there's substance to this guy.
01:28We had $1,600,000 in cash.
01:32We could have split it 50-50.
01:34Why didn't we? What stopped us?
01:36I remember you saying something about doing the right thing.
01:40I don't even know what that means.
01:41I don't even know why it's true.
01:42I forgot what that means.
01:46You definitely look at me looking at themesting all.
01:46But it's just the grand throats to real money
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