Apparently, you can’t have a preantepenultimate episode in the BetterCallSaul world without Michelle MacLaren, who returns with this week’s “Nippy”
the fourth-to-last hour of the Emmy-winning drama.
Apparently, you can’t have a preantepenultimate episode in this world without MacLaren, who returns with this week’s “Nippy.” This is MacLaren’s thirdepisode, following “Mijo” in the first season and “Breathe” in season four, and it’s part of a homestretch that welcomes a string of beloved family members back behind the camera.
After three straight episodes driven by major character deaths and decisions, “Nippy” wildly changes gears for a full installment in the of Gene Takovic, the Cinnabon-managing alter ego to Bob Odenkirk’s Jimmy McGill/Saul Goodman. Jumping us forward to the events after, “Nippy” continues a storyline that had previously been reserved for pre-credit openings to earlier seasons.
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