Slippin' Kimmy | Better Call Saul

Jimmy's old ways come back in a new form as Slippin' Kimmy starts to take shape.

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Better Call Saul is the prequel to the award-winning series Breaking Bad, set six years before Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk) became Walter White's lawyer. When we meet him, the man who will become Saul Goodman is known as Jimmy McGill, a small-time lawyer searching for his destiny, and, more immediately, hustling to make ends meet. Working alongside, and often against, Jimmy is "fixer" Mike Erhmantraut (Jonathan Banks), a beloved character introduced in Breaking Bad. The series will track Jimmy's transformation into Saul Goodman, the man who puts "criminal" in "criminal lawyer."

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Slippin' Kimmy | Better Call Saul

[nont]

BUT NOT OUR KIMMY, COULDN’T BE PRECIOUS KIMMY!

[hanzo_often]

6:00 "I like it. I'm good at it."

This is the moment Kimmy became Heikimberg.

[laylover]

Her slow descent into the conman cheating ways of Jimmy was so sudden yet so slow and natural. I absolutely adore Kim as a character.

[carson]

At first I thought Jimmy’s behaviour inspired her to become a conwoman…. I now realize she always was one…. he just inspired her to take the mask off……

[amandeepdash]

One of the best written TV characters ever. Her chemistry with Jimmy 📈📈📈📈

[Schrodinger_]

Jimmy: We are totally done with all that. Over and out. No more.
Kim: We're done when I say we're done

[Kylehappy]

When Kim said It Slippin Time I cried 10/10 show

[nayr]

Kim Wexler is without a doubt one of the the most well written female characters of all time, Rhea Seehorn did a fantastic job. It really was amazing to see her evolution throughout the seasons.

[homogenicmp]

That scene after they scammed Ken, how Kim was so excited and happy and they ended up kissing was beautiful.

[NJSC_Railfan]

1:50 Imagine if the stock guy walked out right as this happened, he'd think he was seeing something VERY cursed

[pharmit]

They are so perfect for each other but sadly at the same time them being together, it's their downfall.

[miotch]

Kim imitating Kevin is one of my favorite scenes of the series

[RSinCNCRT]

Watching this clip reel, Kim seems most willing to break the rules when authority figures in her life let her down. It started with her mother, of course, and that's why we had to see that flashback with the earrings. But when Howard acts dismissively towards her, when Chuck puts his vendetta against Jimmy before his own good sense, when Ken Wachtell acts stubborn and doubles down in the face of a potential win-win situation. She feels most comfortable going against authority when her authority figures act poorly. A lot of people who get roped into a criminal lifestyle are influenced in the same way.

[MasterHalo]

thought this was gonna be the amazing award-winning animated show

[HeadRedShot]

oh my god i love the "wouldnt i?" at the end. everyone always sad jimmy drove kim bad, but kim never opposed anything he did. watching it again is such an eye opener

[Mr.Nindo.]

Whoever is running this channel is doing a great job!

[himurahaibara]

What i like about Kim is that she's smart but not condescending, strong-willed, charismatic, beautiful without being over-sexualised or vulgar, she has complex way to deal with her feelings, she can love someone unconditionally, was petty at some point, she apologised, cares about lower class people, self reliant, she felt remorse and her guilt was eating her, has patience like a saint with Jimmy, and she rocks that ponytail. Goddamnit i just love Rhea Seehorn.

[miromaynigo]

Imagine having a character that has a very few lines in the first season evolved into someone darker and more vicious than Jimmy shows how great these writers are. And Rhea of course. Her demeanours even without uttering a single word conveys so much. Just give her a damn Emmy!

[gyrate]

I love how Kim is doing the Saul point in the thumbnail, it's so perfect

[wossgwuanin]

Omg when she said “it’s better as a souvenir” at first I thought she was trying to have a moral high-ground over Jimmy, like no we couldn’t possibly cash this. But now I see it totally differently… she doesn’t care about the money at all, she’s just getting off on the whole charade