In a departure from the existing Better Call Saul narrative, "Five-O" provides essential backstory for Mike's character, delivered in a gripping, award-worthy performance by Jonathan Banks.

Watching Jimmy McGill sit in a seemingly rich man’s den, surrounded by the mounted heads of many a dead animal, listening to the guy spout his anti-government rhetoric is cringeworthy (in the best way possible). Love this episode.

I finally realized where saul's name came from! It's all good man! I love how much he gets knocked on like, "your the kind of lawyer guilty people hire." Looking forward to more.

I loved the anticipation of mike finally seeing saul as a good guy. I can't get enough of those parking voucher incidents. Definitely knew something crazy was going on with the kettlemen family but I was surprised none the least!

Already into the second episode and we get a flashback of a character in breaking bad. Love how he was represented as a soft kind guy on the inside taking care of his mother but still the same old Tuco!