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'''Season 4, Episode 2:'''
!Smoke
-> Written by Peter Gould
-> Directed by Minkie Spiro
-> Air date: August 6th, 2018


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'''Season 4, Episode 2:'''
!Smoke
10:'''
!Winner
-> Written by Peter Gould
Gould and Thomas Schnauz
-> Directed by Minkie Spiro
Adam Bernstein
-> Air date: August 6th, October 8th, 2018

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[[Recap/BetterCallSaul Index]] | [[Recap/BetterCallSaulS4E1Smoke 1]] | [[Recap/BetterCallSaulS4E2Breathe 2]] | [[Recap/BetterCallSaulS4E3SomethingBeautiful 3]] | [[Recap/BetterCallSaulS4E4Talk 4]] | [[Recap/BetterCallSaulS4E5QuiteARide 5]] | [[Recap/BetterCallSaulS4E6Pinata 6]] | [[Recap/BetterCallSaulS4E7SomethingStupid 7]] | [[Recap/BetterCallSaulS4E8Coushatta 8]] | [[Recap/BetterCallSaulS4E9Wiedersehen 9]] | '''10''']]-]]]
'''Season 4, Episode 2:'''
!Smoke
-> Written by Peter Gould
-> Directed by Minkie Spiro
-> Air date: August 6th, 2018

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* LethallyStupid: Werner knows that he's working for very dangerous people who went to great lengths and expense to keep the project extremely secret. He somehow deludes himself into thinking that he will be forgiven for his latest stunt and it will have no effect on the people around him. He is in fact putting everyone around him in grave danger. Gus would not hesitate to kill all of Werner's construction crew if they became a liability. Mike's own job is in danger because he was the one who vouched for Werner and failed to spot that Werner was going to run. Werner finally realizes the gravity of the situation when Mike tells him to call his wife and tell her to go back to Germany before she becomes involved and shares Werner's fate.

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* LethallyStupid: Werner knows that he's working for very dangerous people who went to great lengths and expense to keep the project extremely secret. He And he's already on strike 1 after drunkedly blabbing about the project to some randos in a bar. And yet he somehow deludes himself into thinking that he will be forgiven for his latest stunt and it will have no effect on the people around him. He is in fact putting everyone around him in grave danger. Gus would not hesitate to kill all of Werner's construction crew if they became a liability. Mike's own job is in danger because he was the one who vouched for Werner and failed to spot that Werner was going to run. Werner finally realizes the gravity of the situation when Mike tells him to call his wife and tell her to go back to Germany before she becomes involved and shares Werner's fate.
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* LooseLips: Werner shows a distinct lack of caution in divulging details of the construction work for the superlab to someone whom he's never met over the phone (Lalo) just of the basis on the man on the other end of the line identifying himself as an employee of Gus Fring. [[spoiler: It becomes an instance where the loose lips comes very close to sinking the ship. Lalo becomes aware that Gus is building a meth superlab under the cartel's nose. He also comes very close to cornering and ending Gus in the superlab itself.]]

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* LooseLips: Werner shows a distinct lack of caution in divulging details of the construction work for the superlab to someone whom he's never met over the phone (Lalo) just of the basis on the man on the other end of the line identifying himself as an employee of Gus Fring. [[spoiler: It becomes an instance where the loose lips comes very close to sinking the ship. Lalo becomes aware that Gus is building a meth superlab under the cartel's nose. He also comes very close to cornering and ending Gus in the superlab itself.]]

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->''"S'all good, man."''
-->-- '''Also Jimmy [=McGill=] to Kim Wexler at the end of the episode'''



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->''"S'all good, man!"''
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* BrokenTears: After his candidate for the scholarship is turned down by everyone in the committee, and he tries his best to reinvigorate her morale, Jimmy is finally seen in his car in a dark parking garage. And after the car fails to start like so many times before, he finally snaps and breaks down weeping. While there are a lot of possibilities for why he's crying, Chuck's death is no doubt a major factor, and it shows just how much Jimmy has been burying his pain the entire season.
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* PragmaticVillainy: Jimmy donates $23,000 so that HHM has a reading room dedicated to Charles [=McGill=]. The donor for the room is officially designated as anonymous. But Jimmy has the film crew spread rumors that Jimmy made the donation. It has elements of BatmanGambit in that he's banking on GossipEvolution bring the rumor to at least one member of the panel who will decided whether he's readmitted to practice law. Kim also prevents him from enjoying any of the food he paid for at the celebration, in order to keep up [[CrocodileTears the appearance]] of being grief-stricken over Chuck's death.

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* PragmaticVillainy: Jimmy donates $23,000 so that HHM has a reading room dedicated to Charles [=McGill=]. The donor for the room is officially designated as anonymous. But Jimmy has the film crew spread rumors that Jimmy made the donation. It has elements of BatmanGambit in that he's banking on GossipEvolution bring bringing the rumor to at least one member of the panel who will decided whether he's readmitted to practice law. Kim also prevents him from enjoying any of the food he paid for at the celebration, in order to keep up [[CrocodileTears the appearance]] of being grief-stricken over Chuck's death.
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* SpottingThread: Mike does not yet know who's exactly been tailing him and who called up Werner, only identifying him as "an interested party" during his phone call with Gus. But Gus knows in an instant that it's Lalo performing SinisterSurveillance on his operations.

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* SpottingThread: SpottingTheThread: Mike does not yet know who's exactly been tailing him and who called up Werner, only identifying him as "an interested party" during his phone call with Gus. But Gus knows in an instant that it's Lalo performing SinisterSurveillance on his operations.
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* LooseLips: Werner shows a distinct lack of caution in divulging details of the construction work for the superlab to someone whom he's never met over the phone (Lalo) just on the basis on the man on the other end of the line identifying himself as an employee of Gus Fring. [[spoiler: It becomes an instance where the loose lips comes very close to sinking the ship. Lalo becomes aware that Gus is building a meth superlab under the cartel's nose. He also comes very close to cornering and ending Gus in the superlab itself.]]

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* LooseLips: Werner shows a distinct lack of caution in divulging details of the construction work for the superlab to someone whom he's never met over the phone (Lalo) just on of the basis on the man on the other end of the line identifying himself as an employee of Gus Fring. [[spoiler: It becomes an instance where the loose lips comes very close to sinking the ship. Lalo becomes aware that Gus is building a meth superlab under the cartel's nose. He also comes very close to cornering and ending Gus in the superlab itself.]]
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* CruelToBeKind: Werner makes a point of being a {{Jerkass}} over the phone to his wife in order to force her on the plane back to Germany and keep her safe from Gus Fring's men.


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* LooseLips: Werner shows a distinct lack of caution in divulging details of the construction work for the superlab to someone whom he's never met over the phone (Lalo) just on the basis on the man on the other end of the line identifying himself as an employee of Gus Fring. [[spoiler: It becomes an instance where the loose lips comes very close to sinking the ship. Lalo becomes aware that Gus is building a meth superlab under the cartel's nose. He also comes very close to cornering and ending Gus in the superlab itself.]]


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* SpottingThread: Mike does not yet know who's exactly been tailing him and who called up Werner, only identifying him as "an interested party" during his phone call with Gus. But Gus knows in an instant that it's Lalo performing SinisterSurveillance on his operations.


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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Gus decides that Werner has become TheLoad once he realizes that Werner has [[LooseLips leaked sensitive information about the superlab under construction]] to Lalo. Whatever talents Werner might have as a construction engineer, he can no longer be trusted to take orders or to not leak sensitive information again.
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* RaceAgainstTime: Mike does his utmost to track down and retrieve Werner with the hope that killing him won't become necessity. He loses that race when Lalo kills Fred at the Travel Wire, and then tricks Werner over the phone into revealing details about the superlab construction project.

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* RaceAgainstTime: Mike does his utmost to track down and retrieve Werner with the hope that killing him won't become a necessity. He loses that race when Lalo kills Fred at the Travel Wire, and then tricks Werner over the phone into revealing details about the superlab construction project.

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