Vince Gilligan

I think it’s enough for me to say that Better Call Saul being nominated 53 TIMES for Primetime Emmys and WINNING ZERO is more egregious than anything that happens, happened or wil happen at the Oscars , please be serious.

Whenever I see comments about series that feature "gray" characters, like Breaking Bad, I realize that people have lost the ability to read layers... For them it must be A or B. One day they will realize that human beings do break bad, being complex, contradictory, making bad decisions, being enchanted by power, etc.

A former conman wants to be a lawyer again.

2.5/4 (Okay).

With more than a year between seasons, I have no memory of half of these characters, nor of what's going on with the ones I do remember - and Vince Gilligan doesn't seem to consider that as a possibility. Meanwhile, very little happens in this season. Jimmy is waiting around, Mike is overseeing a construction site (wow, exciting), and Nacho is... wait, who?

A conman-turned-lawyer gets suspended from practicing.

Great. By this point in the show, I'm involved enough that it feels like its own story rather than just a prequel.