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00:47:43
Bob Odenkirk, Rhea Seehorn, Jonathan Banks, Patrick Fabian, Michael Mando
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Jimmy embarks on a new endeavor. Chuck pushes himself to the limit. Nacho finds himself ensnared in a power struggle.
It's a whole megillah. You don't want to know.
...Charles McGill's irrational animus towards his brother...
The letter will explain it, but the details are boring, legalistic mumbo jumbo.
Sure it is, Pop. You built a carport when Matty was a kid.
NACHO: Have a seat.
You're a lawyer. See if you can you find a loophole.
...that I'll be taking a brief sabbatical from the law.
Wrap it all up in your natural charisma and bam, you belong on TV.
...from the single newsstand in the city that carries it.
Dumped his stash in the gutter.
-He lost his temper, plain and simple. -Chuck, please let me in.
Sweetheart, that's not really my department.
Now you give that nephew a hug for me.
Better watch out for autograph hounds and paparazzi.
...the injustice that would have gone unanswered.
...to spare his brother discomfort from exposure to electricity.
JIMMY: Let's go. Chop chop.
He broke a guard's jaw. They've got him in solitary.
The letter will explain it, but the details are boring, legalistic mumbo jumbo.
So one of my guys, new kid, got spooked by a cruiser and ran.
Okay, and don't wear stripe because you'll moire.
Just my headache, sir. I'm tired.
And you let Matty write his initials in the wet cement.
So one of my guys, new kid, got spook by a cruiser and ran.
...he had been betray by his only living blood relative...
If you feel misled, I apologize, but I think I was clear.
He's devote the past three years of his life to his brother's welfare.
I salute you.
If you feel misled, I apologize, but I think I was clear.
I swear.
You owe it to him.
Jimmy was suspend for 12 months.
His dogs tore up the back seat. Like, ate the stuffing.
The kids deserve way better than that, don't you think?
Dumped his stash in the gutter.
...Jimmy snap.
And if he screw up, which we both know is likely...
Tonight, I celebrate with the world's best defense attorney.
Look at the two of you. I mean, you belong on TV.
You know, two small pancake ears attach to a big one?
Pop, the way he talked about you, it was like you hung the moon.
Lionel talked to our guy in Los Lunas. Looks like Tuco knife a guy.
But we would need to be shoot in the next 15 minutes.
I've already kick my door in for the year.
Jimmy, you lie to me.
They pay me to make a commercial. I throw in the airtime for free.
...it categorically did not happen.
He's mentally ill. What is your excuse?
We didn't formally meet earlier.
...and Chuck would need help afterwards, which he does.
This pile of garbage explicitly states I'm not allowed to resell.
...that accurately reflected their wishes for a price they could afford.
That's perfectly understandable. It's a big financial commitment.
...you are one of the people who made the Greatest Generation so damn great.
And that one year may turn into forever.
Absolutely, you'll be on the air by tomorrow afternoon.
Slow down.
We didn't formally meet earlier.
...stay focused on your brother, what he's up to, or you can go forward.
I was out there knocking for almost an hour.
Go outside. See what he found out.
That kind of took my breath away.
You-- You'll have to check. Well, then stay inside.
All right. See you soon.
Chuck was right about you all along.
STACEY: Well, the thing is I sort of volunteered you for something.
As far as I'm concerned, nothing's changed, all right?
Struggling to make it in today's fast-paced economy?
-What else can you do? -Ahem. Yeah.
The letter will explain it, but the details are boring, legalistic mumbo jumbo.
I believe the answer is a resounding yes.
...Charles McGill's irrational animus towards his brother...
That's perfectly understandable. It's a big financial commitment.
...grew to epic proportions.
A legitimate business.
That sounds like Chuck. I'm sure he's fine. He's just being dramatic.
However, as to ethical violation 16-304A...
Look at you, you're a triple threat.
...through this long and emotional proceeding.
You okay to drive?
The TV's too expensive. We can't afford that."
...stay focused on your brother, what he's up to, or you can go forward.
Hello, dear. Do you have a moment?
And you let Matty write his initials in the wet cement.
So I'll bring the whole team down there. We'll be there 12:30 sharp.
For a reasonable price, we will shoot your commercial.
WOMAN: No, there's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Better get ready to be famous, Albuquerque.
...that I'll be taking a brief sabbatical from the law.
That's one commercial, flat rate, 849.95.
I'm a patient, former patient.
That's fair, I guess.