'Better Call Saul' Episode 3: When Jimmy goes rogue, all ends well
 

'Better Call Saul' Episode 3: When Jimmy goes rogue, all ends well
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Here’s the thing about Jimmy McGill: By episode three of Better Call Saul’s second season, we k**w he’s a rule-breaker. He goes rogue from expected attorney conduct, he risks his standing with the American Bar Association with suspect endeavors, and, well, he flat out lies.

And yet, one can**t help but **tice that each time Jimmy goes rogue, it appears to be for the greater good.

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In “Amarillo,” Jimmy’s legally dubious ways are seen in his client acquisition efforts with the Sandpiper case. During a trip to Texas, Jimmy finagles his way onto a bus filled with elderly people and, through some serious charm and storytelling skills, nabs a grip of them as new clients. Back at the Davis & Main ******, Cliff Main is impressed by the slew of new (old) faces that have been added to the Sandpiper case roster thanks to Jimmy; but Chuck, still sitting in on meetings, is suspicious of how Jimmy acquired said clients. Read more...

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