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Better Call Saul » Season 3 » Chicanery
00:49:32
Bob Odenkirk, Rhea Seehorn, Jonathan Banks, Patrick Fabian, Michael Mando
67
Plot summary
Kim and Jimmy face off with an adversary. Jimmy looks to Chuck's past to secure his future. Jimmy loses an ally and gains another.
Nouns
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disbarment
...the committee will agree that disbarment is warranted for James McGill.
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2)
nepotism
Which partner was the most concerned with nepotism?
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bozo
To make a long story short, those bozo at PNM mixed up my payment.
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4)
trustworthiness
...or trustworthiness as a lawyer.
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5)
teg
Objection. You can't introduce a TEG as evidence.
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6)
provocation
How did you know your provocation would work?
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7)
grunt
[GRUNTS THEN KNOCKING ON DOOR]
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8)
leftover
-Fish, they drown in leftover food. -All right already, Jacques Cousteau.
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9)
murderer
Split me apart at the seams like a murderer confessing...
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10)
smear
This is a smear job on the State Bar's upcoming witness. Nothing more.
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11)
burglary
We don't need to dwell on the burglary or the assault that you suffered.
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12)
fuss
There's been a lot of fuss about it, but we never really talked about this tape.
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13)
morale
We felt hiring Jimmy might damage morale.
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14)
fob
...key fob, anything electrical.
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15)
haute
...why not? It'll be fun. We'll do an haute-cuisine campout.
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16)
indulgence
But I very much appreciate the indulgence of the panel...
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17)
flair
Hence, the rustic flair.
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18)
tumble
I'll add, the rough and tumble of your client's conduct aside...
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19)
pardon
I'm begging your pardon.
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20)
slap
Not some slap on the wrist.
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21)
discomfort
There was a degree of discomfort. That's true.
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22)
scotch
...while you and Howard sat around sipping Scotch and chortling.
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23)
circumstance
Well, the circumstance of the recording are materially relevant.
Verbs
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slinge
Now whatever mud McGill is slinging is not gonna screw me out of the best...
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2)
defecate
He defecate through a sunroof.
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3)
overreact
I-- I may have overreact. That was very abrupt.
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4)
orchestrate
No. He orchestrate it.
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5)
overrule
Overruled. The witness can answer the question.
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6)
exaggerate
I exaggerate the symptoms of my disease to extract the truth.
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7)
insulate
They insulate and protect against mild electromagnetic radiation.
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8)
tamper
...my brother had tamper with documents in a case I was working on.
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9)
deceive
I'm sorry I deceive you, Rebecca.
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10)
outweigh
Probative value of playing this is outweigh by how prejudicial it is.
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11)
provoke
I provoke an admission in adverse interest.
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12)
drown
-Fish, they drown in leftover food. -All right already, Jacques Cousteau.
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13)
lure
Lured by concern for me.
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14)
tuck
Tucked under a space blanket. Out of sight.
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15)
admire
I-- In some ways, I can say I admire him.
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16)
bootstrap
He bootstrap his way into a law degree while working in your mail room.
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17)
beg
I'm beg your pardon.
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18)
diagnose
No doctor has ever diagnose you.
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19)
smash
What happened after the defendant smash this tape?
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20)
borrow
In the meantime, I borrow some camping gear from my neighbors.
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21)
warn
Mr. McGill, you were warn to leave your electronics outside.
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22)
bump
You bump into him in the stairway.
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intend
...the State Bar intend to prove the following violations of the ethical code:
Adverbs
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unlawfully
16-304: unlawfully altering, destroying...
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2)
unnecessarily
Worry you unnecessarily.
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3)
adversely
...that reflects adversely on the lawyer's honesty...
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4)
nicely
Sorry to keep you waiting. This will do nicely.
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5)
adequately
I'm the only person who can adequately explain the context of that tape.
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incredibly
It is incredibly bad manners to answer a cell phone in company.
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7)
precisely
...which, I should note, is precisely what happened.
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barely
There's barely any oxygen in that bag. You're suffocating her.
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9)
separately
Well, do you want me to rehearse the cellos separately?
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10)
perfectly
It causes me great pain. However, I'm perfectly lucid.
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11)
besides
Besides, it's your word against mine.
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12)
hence
Hence, the rustic flair.
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13)
somewhat
On its own, I knew the tape would be somewhat flimsy...
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14)
apart
Split me apart at the seams like a murderer confessing...
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15)
eventually
Eventually, he was hired by the firm of Davis & Main.
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16)
absolutely
Absolutely not.
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properly
AIDS was not identified properly until 1981.
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18)
nearly
Nearly 10 years.
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19)
exactly
How long exactly?
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20)
earlier
Earlier, you talked about other diseases...
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21)
particularly
-Doesn't sound particularly brotherly. -I believe his hope was the documents...
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22)
sometimes
Of course. It is sometimes referred to as EHS.
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finally
Did you finally get to see Salzburg?
Adjectives
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unhinged
...but you do sound somewhat unhinged on the recording.
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unconscionable
What Jimmy did is unconscionable, yes...
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germane
Do you have any questions that would be more germane to his experience?
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amicable
It was an amicable split. My ex-wife and I are still on good terms.
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5)
stateside
CHUCK: So what's after Asia? Any plans for a stateside tour?
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disillusioned
...would cause the client to become disillusioned with my representation...
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prophylactic
A prophylactic measure for a physical medical condition.
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8)
schizophrenic
If he were schizophrenic, it wouldn't take away--
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agitated
Jimmy was very agitated. He was shouting.
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10)
evidentiary
...or concealing material having potential evidentiary value.
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spurious
Oh, is this where you claim the tape is spurious?
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admirable
Yes, my brother has many admirable qualities.
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abrupt
I-- I may have overreacted. That was very abrupt.
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14)
stressful
...because all this is so stressful for me.
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raging
Would you rather she think you're a raging prick than know the truth?
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16)
decisive
I suppose Jimmy must have felt the tape was decisive evidence on its own.
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17)
rustic
Hence, the rustic flair.
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18)
rude
It's very rude.
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19)
dumb
Could you dumb that down a shade for me?
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sustained
Sustained. We just need to hear what happened, Mr. McGill.
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21)
sacred
...but to protect something that I hold sacred.
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precious
"Couldn't be precious Jimmy."
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surprised
Surprised. He had put himself through law school...
