Epic doesn't even begin to do this Mike-heavy episode justice. THIS is the episode I was hoping for the moment I heard that they were going through with making Better Call Saul and it was certainly all I could think about this past week, hoping Vince Gilligan was going to deliver. Boy, did he ever. We finally learn the biggest moment in Mike's past that basically changed the course of his life would and of course lead to his downfall in Breaking Bad. Yes, we learn that he was already a dirty cop back in Philly, but it's learning about his son, who was also a Cop and the one shining light in Mike's otherwise tainted world. As soon as his son was killed by other dirty cops, his own partner, was there ever any doubt what would come next? Retaliation is the only thing that we wanted, and we get just that. We also learn about who the Woman is, who tuns out to be his daughter-in-law. This was everything I had hoped for and it does alter your perception of the man that it will change your view of him the next time you are watching BB.  How Mike-heavy was this? Jimmy/Saul was basically reduced to a cameo appearance on his own show and it was certainly awesome. Amazing performance by Jonathan Banks. Get this man a f*cking Emmy already! Love, love, love this episode and this series.