Hector Salamanca, in turn puts pressure on Gus Fring and forces Fring to drive over Salamanca's shipments in Fring's trucks, which does not make Fring happy, but at the same time the Cartel recommends. Jimmy, after getting the verdict of the State Bar, finds that he no longer can practice Law for a year, and winds up having to sell his commercial air time and eventually, "Saul Goodman" makes his first official appearance, as the head of Saul Goodman Productions, who will produce commercials for local businesses.Īt first, it proves difficult for Jimmy/"Saul" to sell the remaining airtime until "Slipping Jimmy" slips on a drumstick that just so happened to be on the floor where Jimmy was walking and that sealed the deal and compelled the music store to purchase the remaining airtime.Īfter Mike meets Fring, he is told to leave Hector Salamanca alone, but if Mike is still willing, he can still go after Salamanca's trucks, which Mike, with Fring's help, takes down and cuts off Salamanca's drug supply from Mexico.
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This in turn compels Chuck to seek professional help to treat his illness and working on proving to the world and to Howard Hamlin that he was still competent enough to practice Law and stay in the firm, but Howard is not convinced and at the end of the season, Chuck winds up leaving HHM and retreating back into his house, where his symptoms return and he sets his home on fire at the end of the season. It didn't help Chuck that both he and Jimmy have the same malpractice insurance carrier and that Jimmy, in trying to seek a refund for any unused premiums, lets it also slip that Chuck's mental issues were also on the record at his State Bar hearing, which forces the insurance carrier to revise their coverage for Chuck and Hamlin, Hamlin & McGill. Jimmy McGill finds out his conversation where he admitted to doctoring Chuck's Mesa Verde documents was taped and eventually, Jimmy works to finding the cassette tape and destroying it, only to find out that there were now witnesses to Jimmy's attempt to destroy the tape, which will now be used as evidence at Jimmy's State Bar hearing.Ĭhuck McGill, in pursuing issues against Jimmy, eventually winds up having his weaknesses and nervous conditions made public and on the record at the State Bar hearing and that causes problems for Chuck in continuing his law career. Therefore, it is not finished and may undergo significant changes while this message remains in place.Īs a courtesy, please avoid making edits to this page while this message is displayed, in order to avoid edit conflicts. When it is later replaced by a new tracker, Mike is able to track the person who replaced it. He contacts Caldera for a tracking device and plants that in the fuel cap of his car. After he finally finds it in the fuel cap, he devises a plan. He stops at a junkyard and disassembles his car, looking for a tracking device. Meanwhile Mike, after finding the mysterious message on his windshield in the desert, understands that he might be in danger. Chuck pressures Ernesto to never tell anyone of what he just heard. While replacing the batteries, Ernesto hears some of what Chuck recorded of Jimmy.
Later that day, Ernesto stops by Chuck's with batteries for the tape recorder. He reminds Chuck that a privately recorded tape cannot be used as evidence to which Chuck responds that he has something else in mind.
Howard later visits Chuck to discover what Jimmy confessed to. When Gene gets back to the Cinnabon, he collapses on the floor.Īfter the season 2 conclusion where Jimmy confesses to Chuck about forging the Mesa Verde documents, Chuck promises to Jimmy that he will pay for what he did. When the cops begin to question the man, Gene screams to the man to say nothing before getting a lawyer. When the cops ask him where if he saw the man, he points towards the photo booth. The man hides in a photo booth in front of Gene. During his lunch break, he sees a man in the mall running from the cops. Gene is still working at Cinnabon, for a presumed third year as manager.
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