After the first two episodes, I have been waiting for the inevitable drop. Not that I don't think the writers and Vince Gilligan have what it takes to sustain this. They are after-all the same team that gave us Breaking Bad. But with this show, I've been worried that the magic would run out pretty quickly. But here's the thing, after last weeks episode and tonight's as well, I am more than confident that this show can go for at least 5 seasons and not have to rely on any Breaking Bad connections. The character of Jimmy/Saul is so strong that any connection to Breaking Bad now is kind of a moot point. If this show was a new series right out of the box with no connections, it would still be one of my favorite shows on air right now. It's just a bonus that it's taking place in the BB Universe. Loved the Con job at the beginning which gave us more insight into who Jimmy was/is. By the time we get to the end, I absolutely knew that the whole thing with the Billboard Guy falling over was another Con job to bolster his image with potential customers. It was great. I'm really liking Kim (Rhea Seehorn). She got a little more screen time with Jimmy. They have great chemistry together and I see this turning into a romance. But given that we never hear about her in Breaking Bad, it's going to be a tragic love story is my guess. Hey, maybe the writers take it somewhere else. WitPro? Okay, I'm getting ahead of myself here.....Also great is that I'm starting to dig Chuck McGill's story line as well. Really curious to see where they take him from here.