When AMC announced a prequel to Breaking Bad centered on the "criminal" lawyer Saul Goodman, fans were skeptical. Saul was the comic relief—a fast-talking, neon-suit-wearing caricature who helped Walter White build an empire. Could a character that lived on the surface carry a heavy-hitting drama?
The heart of the first season isn’t crime; it’s brotherhood. The relationship between Jimmy and his older brother, , is one of the most complex in modern television. When AMC announced a prequel to Breaking Bad
Living in the back room of a nail salon and driving a beat-up Suzuki Esteem with one mismatched door, Jimmy is an underdog you can’t help but root for. The season does an incredible job of showing his hustle. Whether he’s practicing his "showmanship" in a bathroom mirror before a court date or pulling off an elaborate billboard stunt, Season 1 is about Jimmy’s desire for legitimacy. The Dynamics of Failure: Jimmy and Chuck The heart of the first season isn’t crime;
Season 1 is about the tragedy of a man who tried to be good, but found that the world—and the people he loved most—would only ever see him as a crook. The season does an incredible job of showing his hustle
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