Better Call Saul Season 2 Ratings

Jimmy embraces a carefree new ethic, scamming a stockbroker with Kim before finally accepting the Davis and Main job, while Mike rejects Nacho's plot against Hector Salamanca.

Jimmy spins a lurid "Hoboken squat cobbler" tale to bail Pryce out of a police jam, edging closer to moral compromise; meanwhile Chuck resurfaces as Kim grapples with Jimmy's Sandpiper tactics.

To boost the Sandpiper suit, Jimmy secretly films an eye-catching TV ad after staging bus-stop pitches in Amarillo, winning new clients but drawing stern scrutiny from Chuck and HHM.

Mike orchestrates a brutal but calculated street fight that lands Tuco in jail with minimal bloodshed, while Jimmy's unauthorized TV spot costs Kim her standing at HHM.

Flashbacks reveal Chuck's once-charmed marriage to Rebecca; in the present Kim toils in document purgatory as Jimmy schemes, and Chuck quietly undermines them both.

Kim weighs a tempting offer from Schweikart and Cokely while Jimmy restlessly camps in his old nail-salon office; Hector pressures Mike to confess to Tuco's gun, forcing Mike's first big compromise.

After a garish inflatable-man epiphany, Jimmy intentionally gets fired from Davis and Main, adopts his first loud suit, and joins forces with Kim on a shared-expenses, separate-practice plan.

Jimmy crafts an elaborate one-take TV ad while helping Kim poach Mesa Verde, even forging documents to undermine Chuck; meanwhile Mike scouts a sniper perch to strike at Hector.

Chuck exposes Jimmy's Mesa Verde forgery but collapses during a frantic copy-shop showdown, leaving Jimmy torn; elsewhere Mike's spike-strip ambush "nails" a Salamanca cash run.

Jimmy rushes to aid a hospitalized Chuck, only to confess his document fraud--unaware Chuck is secretly recording; at the Mexican border Mike's sniper plan against Hector is halted by a mysterious warning.