Better Call Saul Season 6

There's a lot to unpack in the Season 6 premiere of Better Call Saul, "Wine and Roses," so let's jump right into it.

In “Wine and Roses,” Jimmy is still having a hard time dealing with the aftermath of Lalo confronting them at their apartment, as well as the fact that Kim seems to be toeing the line between honesty and corruption. Jimmy knows that having helped a cartel leader might come back to bite him in the ass, but for now, he’s evading the police by using the law as a shield. Kim is also determined to work with Jimmy in a new ploy to ruin Howard Hamlin's (Patrick Fabian) career. The relationship between Mike and Gus seems to be hanging by a thread, and we are bound to see something change in Season 6 of Better Call Saul. During the events of Breaking Bad, Mike never once questioned Gus, so it’s safe to assume the final season of Better Call Saul will show how Mike is finally convinced of Gus’ honor. The police are still looking for Jimmy after his client, Lalo, paid a seven million dollars bail and fled the country. Before crossing the border back to the United States, Lalo calls Hector to let his uncle know he’s alive, well, and coming to kill Gus. Hector agrees to keep Lalo’s fake death a secret but leads his nephew on a different path. Better Call Saul’s Season 6 premiere mostly keeps Jimmy (now practicing law under the name "Saul Goodman") and his now-wife Kim (Rhea Seehorn) away from the heat of the Fring vs. At the same time, Mike tries to remind his boss that loyalty goes both ways, and since Nacho risked his neck for Gus, they must bring the young man back home safe. Using whatever tools he can find, Lalo takes down the entire mercenary team, finds out that Gus sent them, and begins to formulate a plan for getting his revenge. In order to escape, Lalo burns a body beyond recognition and dresses it in his clothes. He knows he’s a dead man if the Salamancas ever find him, and his situation becomes even more desperate once Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) tells him Hector Salamanca (Mark Margolis) has put a bounty over his head. It's supposed to be a clean operation, but Gus forgets to consider the fact that Lalo is a blood-lusting madman.