History Recap / BetterCallSaulS5E1MagicMan

** Kai's direct flight from Dallas to Berlin does not work considering back in 2006, Berlin's Tegel airport was in operation. This airport was small, and had only one flight to the eastern United States, that is Newark to Berlin. It is likely that Kai would have either had to fly to Newark, London, or Frankfurt, with either one of these cities providing a connection to Berlin.

* JustPlaneWrong: Werner's crew are sent on 4 different flights back to Europe. While two of the flights (Denver to Zurich, El Paso to Chicago to Kiev) are plausible due to the airlines that work at those airports, two others are not.

** Similarly, Casper's flight from Phoenix to Vancouver, and then to Budapest also does not work considering that Budapest's airport is even smaller than Berlin's Tegel, and the airport never had any North American connections prior to 2015. A far likelier routing would have had Casper taking a British Airways flight Phoenix to London, with a connecting flight to Budapest.

** Similarly, Casper's flight from Phoenix to Vancouver, and then to Budapest also does not work considering that Budapest's airport is even smaller than Berlin's Tegel, and the airport never had any North American connections. A far likelier routing would have had Casper taking a British Airways flight Phoenix to London, with a connecting flight to Budapest.

* JustPlaneWrong: Werner's crew are sent on 4 different flights back to Europe. While two of the flights (Denver to Zurich, El Paso to Chicago to Kiev) are plausible due to the airlines that work on those flights, two others are not.

** Kai's direct flight from Dallas to Berlin does not work at all considering back in 2006, Berlin's Tegel airport was in operation. This airport was small, and had only one flight to the eastern United States, that is Newark to Berlin. It is likely that Kai would have either had to fly to Newark, London, or Frankfurt, with either one of these cities providing a connection to Berlin.
** Similarly, Casper's flight from Phoenix to Vancouver, and then to Budapest also does not work considering Vancouver has never had any direct connections to Budapest, and that Budapest's airport is even smaller than Berlin's Tegel. A far likelier routing would have had Casper taking a British Airways flight to London, with a connecting flight to Budapest.

* CassandraTruth: Lalo, and by extension Hector as well, try to warn Bolsa that Gus Fring is playing a LongGame to avenge his "dead boyfriend." Bolsa proves to be a HorribleJudgeOfCharacter when he blows off Lalo, who is proven right years later during the events in Breaking Bad, and emphasizes that Gus Fring is only about making money.

* TheCorrupter: The episode is suggesting that Jimmy is more and more becoming one for Kim. She is more and more willing to engage in the same kind of ethical shenanigans as Jimmmy.

* LeeroyJenkins: Neither Lalo nor the rest of the crews have told the street-level dealers and accomplices who he is, complicating things when he rushes over to the crackhouse to check on the product. Thankfully Nacho is there to clarify that he's one of them.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Kim struggles to compose herself after bluffing Bobby into taking the deal.

* InsistentTerminology: Gustavo's cover story for the construction crew is that he's building a new refrigeration unit for his restaurants. Even though that whole business is a front (and even though the unit is fictitious anyway), he chafes when Bolsa calls it a freezer. It's a ''chiller'', his chicken is ''never'' frozen.
* MediaScrum: Spoofed. Jimmy has his camera crew ambush DDA Oakley and hound him about a fictitious criminal who Jimmy is ostensibly representing.

* ArtisticLicence: If the bar association found out about Jimmy's staged advertisement based on a fictitious client, and chances are they would if it aired on the news, Jimmy would find himself right back in the association's crosshairs and looking at disbarment again.