Better Call Saul 3.09 "Fall"
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Better Call Saul 3.09 "Fall"
partners in crime
i've never hated jimmy more than right now in 3x9 when he's pitting the old ladies against irene
is jimmy mcgill sneaky and a bit of a rat? yes. does he sweet talk old people for business motives? yes. but those elders are better with him around from both a legal rep and friendly company standpoint and it SO wholesome 🥹
“I think a lot of Kim’s appeal is specificity of the character,” says Seehorn, between takes of the scene she and Odenkirk share in her character’s condo. Lawyer-fans of Saul have been particularly taken with how she represents their unglamorous lifestyle. “Her suits are often mismatched and her jewelry rarely changes,” she laughs. “I love the direction I’ve been given about her, which is: Don’t worry about being likable. Kim is allowed to be mad, fed up, and tired. She never has to smirk at the end of an argument to leave the audience feeling good about her. And she never, ever, ever has to be cute.”
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