Better Call Hal

Better Call Hal is Hal Sadi's show where he goes over each and every episode of Better Call Saul, one week at a time.In the fifth episode, Hal goes over "Alpine Shepherd Boy", the fifth episode of the series with comedian Yoshi Obayashi. We see the repercussions of Jimmy McGill/Saul Goodman doing his publicity stunt and what it does to Chuck.We also find out a little bit about Chuck's illness, and we get to see some backstory for Mike. What's going on?Follow Yoshi

Better Call Hal is Hal Sadi's show where he goes over each and every episode of Better Call Saul, one week at a time.In the fourth episode, Hal goes over "Hero", the fourth episode of the series. Jimmy McGill used to be a scammer, AKA "Slippin' Jimmy", and since he's been struggling to get clients, his scamming ways are coming back into play to find new business.Trying to battle with the HHM law firm, he tries to get under Hamlin's skin to draw up some clients

Better Call Hal is Hal Sadi's show where he goes over each and every episode of Better Call Saul, one week at a time.In the third episode, Hal goes over "Nacho", the third episode of the series. Jimmy McGill finds himself in a tricky situation after Nacho tells him he's going to rob the Kettlemans.We find out Jimmy has a conscience, but is that exactly what gets him in trouble and leads him to transform into the Saul Goodman we know?If you want to follow Hal on the

Better Call Hal is Hal Sadi's show where he goes over each and every episode of Better Call Saul, one week at a time.In the second episode, Hal goes over "Mijo", the second episode of the series. Jimmy McGill finds himself in trouble after trying to scam a lady with "Slippin' Jimmy" style tactics using two twin brothers.We are reintroduced to Tuco, and we see how the transformation into "Saul Goodman" begins to brew. What could go wrong?If you want to follow Hal

Better Call Hal is Hal Sadi's show where he goes over each and every episode of Better Call Saul, one week at a time.In this pilot episode, Hal goes over the "Uno" episode and talks about why he's doing this podcast now, when the show came out ten years ago. Also, he dives into the time he met Bob Odenkirk.People have said that he looks like Bob Odenkirk as well, so that's a bit of a fun tidbit.If you want to follow Hal on the