Breaking Goodman: A Better Call Saul Podcast

This episode of Breaking Goodman covers Season 1 episode 9 of the best show on TV right now- Better Call Saul. In this penultimate episode entitled “Pimento” things take a turn. We were flying high and then it all came crashing down. Last week we “predicted” a fall was coming, but this one hurt more than what we even came up with. Damn you Gilligan! Next week is going to be interesting. Also, the podcast won’t be up until probably Thursday morning (at the latest) as we’re holding off recording until Wednesday night. Apologies to: The actor that plays Mr. Kettleman, 70’s TV shows, Peter from the Cosby Show, K-Strass the Yo-Yo Master, anyone that listens to us but has not seen Breaking Bad, and Severus Snape. If you’ve enjoyed listening PLEASE rate and review us on iTunes! Preferably favorably! You can also support the podcast by signing up for a FREE trial of Audible.com. For doing so you get a free audiobook of your choosing, discounts on thousands of other audiobooks and the satisfaction of knowing that you pitched in to help this podcast’s hosting costs. Click here to help us out!

This episode of Breaking Goodman covers Season 1 Episode 8 of Better Call Saul entitled “RICO”. In an effort to be more informative as we head into the final episodes of the podcast I’ll say that RICO in this case referring to the Racketeer and Corrupt Organizations Act. Also, Spoliation which was brought mentioned a few times, as you can guess is “The spoliation of evidence is the intentional, reckless, or negligent withholding, hiding, altering, or destroying of evidence relevant to a legal proceeding.”Lots of people winning in this episode, which as we discuss on the podcast will probably mean that some big losses are headed our way. Some sad, but probably true predictions brought up in this one. Just two episodes left…

This episode of Breaking Goodman covers the Season One Episode 7 of Better Call Saul entitled “Bingo”. This show just keeps getting better. I thought last week’s Mike-centric episode would be tough to beat, but this just about does it. This week on the podcast is Mike Marbach, Mike Henley and Brian Craig. Rate and review on iTunes! Apologies: The guy who plays Craig Kettleman, People who haven’t seen Breaking Bad, but listen to this podcast, The Simpsons, and Chewbacca.

This show just keeps getting better. As Brian says on the podcast, this was an episode every fan of Breaking Bad was waiting for. We know Mike’s character, but seeing what it was that got him to where he was when we met up with him on BB was fantastic. We saw several sides of Mike in this episode and each one was nailed by Banks. He’ll probably be nominated for a supporting actor Emmy when the time comes. I’ve already said Odenkirk will be up for Lead Actor and I stand by that. If he doesn’t win I lose nothing anyway. If you watch this show, listen to this podcast, but haven’t watched Breaking Bad… first sorry for all the spoilers. You probably shouldn’t listen to the show. Second, write in and let us know how this episode played for you. Was it still good? Boring? Did it suck for someone that hasn’t seen Breaking Bad? SRMPodcast@gmail.com. Write us!

In this episode of Breaking Goodman we cover Episode 5 of Better Call Saul titled “Alpine Shepherd Boy”. It’s just Mike Henley and me on this one, so we kind of go through things pretty quick. Not too much happened in the episode anyway. Still a solid episode though. Many seemed to have problems with the pacing of this episode. Mike and I thought it was fine and in fact kind of applaud the show taking the long way around some things. If you enjoy this then rate and review us on iTunes! Thanks to Chris Calletta for the graphic! Soon the iTunes logo won’t be the wordpress default. If you need some cool graphics for something check out ChrisCalletta.com! Be sure to check out AudibleTrial.com/StarkRavenMad to sign up for your free trial of Audible.com and help support this podcast. You get a free audiobook download, so why not sign up, download Game of Thrones and then listen to Stark Raven Mad.

This episode of Breaking Goodman covers season one episode four of Better Call Saul titled “Hero”. I continue to love this show. This episode was not as action packed or tension filled, but it was entertaining from start to finish. I think there’s some bigger trouble brewing with Hamlin and Jimmy and that’s not gonna be good for anybody. Joining the podcast this week is Samantha Russell Craig, Brian Craig, and Michael Henley. Apologies to Rand Paul, Bakers, Chris Carter, Chris Carter, and The Bible. Check out AudibleTrial.com/StarkRavenMad. Sign up for a free trial of the services and get a free audiobook download of your choice. Doing this also gets the podcast $15, which is basically the cost of hosting it each month. Thanks!

Joined by Samantha Russell, a Philadelphia comedian known for her sharp commentary, Brian Craig, seasoned podcaster from the same vibrant scene, and guest Ned Redmond, the trio dives deep into the juicy layers of Better Call Saul's latest plot twists. They discuss Jimmy's moral ambiguity and his complex relationship with Nacho, explore the significance of flashbacks, and analyze visual motifs. They even delve into the comedic missteps of Saul’s antics, while predicting the domino effects that will shape Jimmy's legal journey.

In this engaging discussion, guests Michael Henley, a pop-culture podcaster, and Ned Redmond, an improviser from Philadelphia, dive deep into the thrilling world of Better Call Saul. They explore Jimmy McGill’s moral dilemmas and transformation, along with stylistic nods to Breaking Bad. The hosts reflect on poignant moments like the Cinnabon prologue and the emotional silent date scene. Fans will appreciate their insights on character dynamics and visual storytelling, all while sharing hopes for the series' future depth.

Get ready for a lively discussion on the latest installments of Better Call Saul! The host shares his enthusiasm for the show, even suggesting it's a must-watch for non-fans of the original series. Expect a mix of perspectives as Philadelphia comedians join in for lively commentary. With more discussions planned, listeners can anticipate an entertaining deep dive into the fascinating world of Jimmy McGill. Don’t miss the upcoming insights and humor!