Jimmy Tricks The Court | Namaste | Better Call Saul

Jimmy pulls a fast one on a witness.

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From Season 5, Episode 4 'Namaste' - As Jimmy doubles down on Saul Goodman; a deeply conflicted Kim brings him an interesting proposition; Gus makes a sacrifice in order to play the long game; Mike attempts to smooth things over with his family.

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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[MatthewGross]

The "Oh, Mr. Goodman" line was delivered flawlessly. Sounds like a disappointed teacher after one of her favorite students pulled a clever prank.

[nemoquodeus]

Honestly he makes a really legitimate point. Eye-witness testimony deserves a lot more reasonable doubt in the courtroom than it tends to get

[rahuljoshirahulmagic]

You don't need a criminal lawyer, you need a CRIMINAL LAWYER

[stanlyqbrick]

Lets all be honest here. If you could get Saul to represent you in court you would go for it.

[HarryAshfield]

I love it when Saul reads out his quote exactly how it's written: "he grabbed up the money from my register and run off"

[keziavb]

This scene is so, so good. The setup, tension, confusion, plot twist, and an utterly satisfying payoff tbh. God, I love this show.

[ComicalRealm]

A conman with a law degree is almost as dangerous as a chemist prodigy cooking meth.

[katrinajagelski]

lol the fake defendant at the end looks at jimmy like and jimmy's just like "yup"

[jamesfromthecomputer]

“You didn’t recognize him either, your honor” lmao I love how Jimmy was a slippery snake doing shady but harmless things like this to get his clients off and then he ran into Gus and Walt and now he’s working at the mall under a new identity

[neoechelon]

I hope he’s recovering fast. Would like to see more of his shenanigans. Get well Bob!

[dablyukey]

I like it how Kim is shocked and proud of Jimmy at the same time.

[DoctorD]

The question I always like is... "Does the fact that he is sitting at the defendant's table help you in recognizing him?"

[ItsHQ]

''You didn't recognize him either, Your Honor'' 😂

[SankeerthReddy]

This is one of the best scenes to show Jimmy's competency and brilliance, in the background of deceit - his style. One of the reasons Kim likes Jimmy so much. It would be heartbreaking to see anything happen to Kim in the following season.

[NymbusCumulo]

Theoretically, this is allowed.

I mean, it might get you jailed for contempt of court, but it wouldn't get you disbarred . . . and it wouldn't compromise the trial.

As long as the defendant is present in the courtroom, and not sworn in yet, the trial is valid. There's no specific rule about assigned seats.

Honestly, this would be the most impactful way to establish doubt in front of a jury. I wouldn't be surprised if the tactic has real world precedent. Probably not though, because tv.

[aggiewoodie]

He’s right, though. Police aren’t supposed to do single option line-ups/identifications, anymore- they have to have several similar people lined up, or use a “six pack, ” six similar photos. Because it’s too easy to just pick the one in custody.

[Talot]

Saul is absolutely correct in this clip... who is to say the fake defendant wasn't the actual person that did the robbery? The only witness to the crime believes he is. Or maybe another tall bearded guy walking around did it? Why should the first guy the police arrest that fits a shallow description be automatically assumed guilty?

[Last_Respecter]

I’m rewatching this series again and one thing I gotta say is, she actually had nothing against Jimmy doing tricks like this or scamming people for that matter. She was only concerned when it was at her expense or if she felt that it could be a danger to Jimmy’s life or career.

[mihirghate]

Bob odenkirk's dialogue delivery is so smooth and realistic at the same time.
He is flawless and one of the greatest actors i have seen in recent years.
So underrated.

[DaffWings]

0:01 "Is the person who robbed you present in the court room today?" while at the middle of the screen.. xD They really timed it like that, they got bosses behind the directing