This episode didn't blow me out of the water, but what did do was completely re-immerse me into the world of Saul Goodman. I was entertained and intrigued for 55 minutes. Ultimately the pilot episode left me wanting more, which is exactly what a pilot episode should do. Bob Odenkirk was really interesting and relatable to watch. They also set up a good number of secondary characters. I found the intro scene to be very captivating. However, I had difficulty understanding when in Goodman's life it was taking place.
The stage is set for the rest of the season, now lets see if this show can carve out its own place in television, or if it falls off into a silly spin-off.
The stage is set for the rest of the season, now lets see if this show can carve out its own place in television, or if it falls off into a silly spin-off.