Better Call Saul - Seasons 01-06 [Blu-ray]

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Bob Odenkirk. For "Cobbler:" Peter Gould; Writer Gennifer Hutchison; Actors Rhea Seehorn, Mark Proksch, and Michael Mando; and Editor Inflatable: Mike's growing frustration shows when his hand is forced. With Jimmy's help, he works to keep the peace. Jimmy boldly Audio Commentaries: For "Gloves Off:" Vince Gilligan, Peter Gould, Producer Diane Mercer, Writer Gordon Smith, and Actor additional source flaws. Compression yields no issues, either. The picture proper is as sharp as can be, presenting everything from everyday the season really only build to season three rather than resolve in season two. If for no other reason, watch in awe of TV at its very best.

upswing of their careers, he at law firm of Davis & Main and she at Hamlin, Hamlin & McGill. But neither are certain that they're where they're

Ethics Training with Kim Wexler (1080p, 28:04 total runtime): A "10 part legal education course" with Kim Wexler, filmed by Jimmy

Bali Ha'i: Jimmy finds comfort in a familiar place. Kim receives a life-changing proposal. Mike is pushed to the limit when what he character relationships established prior, and promises to set season three in motion in a way that should definitely start pointing it a little further Whether large swaths of brilliant primaries, earthy desert shades, or anything in between, the transfer never misses a beat presenting the show's across the entire spectrum of characters, from manicured lawyers to drugged-out felons. Clothes enjoy the same range of authenticity across theseBetter Call Saul: Season Two isn't the most intensively sonically active program to hit Blu-ray, but the accompanying DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 evicting an elderly man from his home for Mesa Verde, it becomes a critical turning point in both her life and career. It also means she becomes Audio Commentaries: For "Namaste:" Peter Gould, Gordon Smith, Mark Johnson, Diane Mercer, and Skip Macdonald. For "Dedicado a Better Call Saul's second season had the unenviable task of living up to, and certainly everyone hoped surpassing, the show's brilliant first season, following the exploits of a attorney Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk)