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* When Gus, annoyed with the Cousins' intimidation tactics, tells them to meet him at sunset in the desert, notice that even though they act together and kill together, the two Cousins seem to have subtly different personalities. Marco looks calm and collected, while Leonel looks aggressive and paranoid. Once you see the flashback of Hector nearly drowning Marco, you can understand why Leonel (as the one who had to hit Hector repeatedly to get him to let Marco go) is acting like that.
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* When Gus, annoyed with the Cousins' intimidation tactics, tells them to meet him at sunset in the desert, notice that even though they act together and kill together, [[IdenticalTwinIDTag the two Cousins seem to have subtly different personalities.can be told apart by subtle differences in their behaviors]]. Marco looks calm and collected, while Leonel looks aggressive and paranoid. Once you see the flashback of Hector nearly drowning Marco, you can understand why Leonel (as the one who had to hit Hector repeatedly to get him to let Marco go) is acting like that.
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* Knowing the events of ''Series/BetterCallSaul'' makes clear that even though Jimmy has become Saul thoroughly, parts of Jimmy's human side still shine, like:
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* Knowing the events of ''Series/BetterCallSaul'' makes clear that even though Jimmy has become Saul thoroughly, parts of Jimmy's human side Jimmy [=McGill=] still shine, poke through, like:
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** The scene where he's racking his head before Ted arrives in his office, saying: "This is a bad idea ... this is a bad idea ... this is a bad idea ..." as if he knows Ted is probably on the same league of idiocy as the Kettlemans or Daniel Warmold.
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** The scene where he's racking his head before Ted arrives in his office, saying: "This "[[ThisIsGonnaSuck This is a bad idea ... this is a bad idea ... this is a bad idea ..." idea...]]" as if he knows Ted is probably on the [[StupidCrooks same league of idiocy as the Kettlemans or Daniel Warmold.Warmold]]. Likewise, the whole scene involves Saul informing Ted that he's unexpectedly received an inheritance from the estate of a great aunt he never heard of. As ''Better Call Saul'' shows, Jimmy originally worked in elder law before he transitioned to criminal law, and would still have some knowledge of estate law.
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* During the attempted truck hijack in "Bullet Points", Mike's actions while crouched in the back of the truck -- or the way he draws his pistol the moment the truck stops completely -- make it clear he seems to know the hijackers' M.O. Seems to make more sense after the ''Series/BetterCallSaul'' episode "Nailed" reveals that Mike knew their methods ... because he himself once hijacked an ice cream truck smuggling Hector Salamanca's drug money.
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* During the attempted truck hijack in "Bullet Points", Mike's actions while crouched in the back of the truck -- or the way he draws immediately goes for his pistol gun the moment the truck stops completely -- make it clear he seems to know the hijackers' M.O. Seems to make more sense after the ''Series/BetterCallSaul'' episode "Nailed" reveals that Mike knew their methods ... because he himself once hijacked an ice cream truck smuggling Hector Salamanca's drug money.
