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Thomas Schnauz on Twitter: “#TBT 1 year ago: Bob Odenkirk, his stunt double and stunt guru Al Goto shooting Better Call Saul 103, ‘Nacho.’”
Brian on Twitter: “Prediction for Better Call Saul’s 1x10 (w/o being spoiler-y). I think we’ll finally learn what a ‘Chicago Sunroof’ is.”
Tragedy + Time = Saul Goodman
BCS 1x06: The infamous JPi graffiti tag appears in “Five-O.” It’s small, but you can see it on the maxi pad dispenser, when Mike goes in the women’s bathroom. (x)
BCS 1x03 / BCS 1x07: “...and Bingo was his name-o.”
BCS 1x03 / BCS 1x07
'Better Call Saul' plays game of Easter eggs with audience
An Easter egg like that demands a lot of planning and logistics. But others can happen on the fly, sometimes proving as much a surprise to Gould and Gilligan as to the viewers who catch them.” When Jimmy placed a call on a sidewalk pay phone in Episode 3, a squiggly graffiti tag on its face plate said "JPi" - the likely signature of Jesse Pinkman, who (played by Aaron Paul) Walter teamed with throughout Breaking Bad on their chemical adventures and, during the time span of prequel Saul, would have been an up-to-no-good teen. "That wasn't in the script," Gould confides with a laugh. "Sometimes folks in the art department or on the set add a little something."