Amarillo

Better Call Saul 2×3

& Chuck: The price of excellence is eternal vigilance.

& Mike: Not the worrying kind.

& Saul: They always leave 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. free. Why? «Murder, She Wrote.» It’s been in syndication since like the 1850s, and let me tell you, when that thing comes on, it draws the blue-hairs like moths to a bug zapper... 3:14 p.m., end of the first-act cliffhanger, first commercial up, Davis & Main. Guaranteed eyeballs... lots of ’em.

& Saul: Now, look, teamwork makes the dream work. Together, we can make something... dare I say it? Bravura.

& Camera Guy: So that’s it? Old lady in a chair? That’s your commercial?
    Saul: Does anybody like you?

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& Kim: I got to say, I will miss the nail salon’s vibrating chairs.
    Saul: Well, for you, I can make any chair in this place vibrate.

& Saul: Well?
    Kim: You made that? With... some film students?
    Saul: I directed.

& Veterinarian: Pays good, and it’s steady work. Most of the time, we’re just talking intimidation, strictly verbal.
    Mike: «Most of the time...» I’m not breaking legs. What else?
    Veterinarian: Look, we discussed this. You want next-level pay, you got to do next-level work.

& Saul: Come on. Come on, Colorado Springs, come on.

& Saul: What is this weird fascination you have with stories of men trapped on the North Pole?
    Kim: «Ice Station Zebra» is on the North Pole. «The Thing» takes place on the South Pole. They literally could not be any more different.

& Saul: So, what’d I miss? Anything blow up yet?

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