Better Call Saul recap: When push comes to tugboat
Kim Wexler has always been a woman who knows how to set a boundary. She knows where her limits lie; she knows when to say "enough." She knows this when Jimmy doesn't, a key difference between them. It's what makes her good for him .
Roll credits, and we find ourselves back in Albuquerque circa 2005, where Jimmy has assembled his student film crew for a new project. The group watches a vintage Mesa Verde commercial, a little low-budget work of art that's all about family, freedom, and wide-open spaces. Don Wachtell, Kevin's father, talks about "the freedom to bank;" Kevin, a cherubic ginger-haired kiddo, gazes up adoringly at his dad.
And really, this episode is all about Kim and Jimmy: antagonists at law, lovers at home. Jimmy is still finding new and creative ways to torment Howard Hamlin, who has to realize sooner or later that the chaotic string of bad luck he's experiencing — bowling balls flying over his security gate, hookers accosting him at lunch and shouting about sexually euphemistic "tugboats"— all stems from a single source. But the real drama comes at the meeting to settle Mr.
The DVD contains a series of advertisements. The actors from the start of the episode appear, making allegations about a bank besieged by black mold, mishandled funds, the owner and founder walking around with his pants off. They never actually name the bank in question — legally, this is key — but behind every actor is Don Wachtell in his cowboy hat, saying, "YUP!" The words BARE GENITALS slide together over Saul Goodman's onscreen head as he encourages viewers to call his number.
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