Better Call Saul, Season 2

Breaking bad was one of the best but this one is not that far. Worth to watch it definitely

"Squat cobbler....Hoboken cream splat...maybe it's called something else west of the Rockies..." This makes me wonder how the writers came up with some of this. The first season was hilarious with some of the craziest clients ever like,'Tony the toilet buddy.' This season is no exception. The series also introduces you to Hector and gives you a glimpse into Mikes mindset and that of Nachos. It also delves into Jimmy's relationship with Chuck, Rita, and Howard as well as introduces the audience to Chucks ex wife. Watching it you can see jimmy starting to become Saul. Not completely but just a little bit. Overall a great show. Can't wait for season 4 to come out.

I have bought every single episode of the series except for the one two minute 'a look at season 2’ video clip (season only). This results in iTunes asking me for another $22 for a 2 minute video clip, even though I have every episode already. Don't ever buy the whole series! Just by each episode one by one and you will save at least $20 on every series you ever buy and indeed, who wants to pay for a few minutes of actor commentaries? If you buy whole season you pay 20$ and more extra for nothing! It works out cheaper to buy single episodes

10 episodes a year?? What the F??

Waiting for season 2, 3, 4....

Vince Gilligan still has it, that's all I have to say.

Love the fact that the writers are taking the time to build up the characters and the story. Excellent story and acting makes this a must see.

Won't buy another season, the price is too high for the amount of episodes.

Love the stories, performances, character development, everything, as much as if not more than Breaking Bad, certainly as good. All the actors are great, really great, and they all have great writing to work with. Odenkirk is a fantastic leading man. And I love the opening credits, and how they just abruptly cut off, artfully done, and spares the audience a repetitive opening credit roll.

Normally, as a lawyer, I cringe with lawyer shows. As a Heisenberg fan, I had to give this a chance and was happy I did. Some will complain it is slow, but while it's not the quick entrenched story of Breaking Bad, it is nevertheless gripping and builds a good story line and the "slow" part is a piece of that story. In its inception, it should be slow. It's part of Saul's story. He starts slow. Business struggles. And as he makes those cringeworthy decisions, it speeds up and builds angst.