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I have not played the game, but I find the TV series most gripping.

Absolutely atrocious! Bond only in terms of the occasional bursts of backing music and the themed settings. Cinematography and locations are great but the best, and only really Bondish thing about this, is Brian Cox as The Controller but even that wears thin quick. He must have been scratching his head thinking "Seriiously?". The rest of it is a REALLY nothing more than a 3rd rate reality show where the objective seems to be ticking as many PC / inclusivity checkboxes they can while at the same time fielding the dumbest contestants they can find (and 'fick really is the order of the day) to hand-hold them through a series of limp challenges to find the simplest 'questions', made all the worse by the least dumb of each pair explaining their answer rationale to their dumber partner (e.g. let's choose Romans cos I don't know who the Huns are but oh no, they have to be before Christ right, let's choose Huns, I mean FFS!). How on earth Barbara Broccoli signed off on this I have no idea, may be some extra cash why they ponder what to do with the Bond franchise. Binned.

I think the quality of first three episodes is not good, but starting from 4 the quality grows and is close to Breaking Bad

"You're like a troll under a bridge. I WANT STICKERS! STICKERS! STICKERS!". Good old Saul Goodman.

After the brilliant ending to one of the best shows on the plant Breaking Bad the creators had a long talk of a spin-off to one of the characters from that show and that's Saul Goodman the best lawyer you could dream for. With many new shows that are coming out that got a lot of people talking well Better Call Saul was the show that I was waiting for and more excited for and after seeing all the episodes I wasn't disappointed with the show, actually it's really good.

Bob Odenkirk as Saul Goodman was pure brilliant and always such a joy to watch his character reaching to be the best but everything always seems to back fire on him and it get's more hard as everything seems like a challenge that he can't beat, and Bob Odenkirk cough all the stress, the hard work and the good sense of humor that we all know is Saul. Good work Bob.

Jonathan Banks as Mike stole the whole show for me as I think Jonathan Banks did one of the best performance of the year with the heartbreaking episode Five-O, well to be honest I think I named off the things I wanted to say about his performance so check out my review Five-O to know more.

The writing is the highlight of this show as Better Call Saul hasn't got exploding cars or over the top kills that wouldn't happen in real life when you think deep about it. Some people may think this show is boring with people talking and I really don't get what people are saying that, I don't go into a show expecting gun shootouts or people making cheesy one liners, no I want great writing, a good story and a show that can suck me in with all of that and this TV show dose.

If I have to find one problem with the first season is one of the episodes known as Alpine Shepherd Boy and let me get this out there this isn't a terrible episode, it was okay but I think it kind of pointless episode, just watch and you may agree or not but to me it felt fill, but besides that the rest of the episodes are amazing and truly outstanding.

Overall Better Call Saul season 1 is a solid season with great writing and acting and I can't wait for season 2.