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Rich or Rick

I get reverted by User:Some Dude From North Carolina for changing Rick Schweikart to Rich Schweikart, even though in most articles it's clearly Rich. So which one?? We need consistency here. Geanard (talk) 10:58, 26 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]

@Geanard: His name is Rich but he's credited as Rick in the closing credits. Some Dude From North Carolina (talk) 15:20, 26 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]

I'm sort of proposing that we need to pick one for the entire project, for consistency. Geanard (talk) 16:02, 26 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]

@Geanard: MOS:TV says we should go by credits or common name. I think it would be better to have "Rick" in the infobox and "Richard" everywhere else. Some Dude From North Carolina (talk) 22:44, 26 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Good Topic – 2022

Feel free to update along the way. Some Dude From North Carolina (talk) 02:55, 18 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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Better Call Saul

72 articles

Episodes

Awards and nominations

Season one

"Uno"

"Mijo"

""Nacho"

"Hero"

"Alpine Shepherd Boy"

"Five-O"

"Bingo"

"RICO"

"Pimento"

"Marco"

Season two

"Switch"

"Cobbler"

"Amarillo"

"Gloves Off"

"Rebecca"

"Bali Ha'i"

"Inflatable"

"Fifi"

"Nailed"

"Klick"

Season three

"Mabel"

"Witness"

"Sunk Costs"

"Sabrosito"

"Chicanery"

"Off Brand"

"Expenses"

"Slip"

"Fall"

"Lantern"

Season four

"Smoke"

"Breathe"

"Something Beautiful"

"Talk"

"Quite a Ride"

"Piñata"

"Something Stupid"

"Coushatta"

"Wiedersehen"

"Winner"

Season five

"Magic Man"

"50% Off"

"The Guy for This"

"Namaste"

"Dedicado a Max"

"Wexler v. Goodman"

"JMM"

"Bagman"

"Bad Choice Road"

"Something Unforgivable"

Season six

"Wine and Roses"

"Carrot and Stick"

"Rock and Hard Place"

"Hit and Run"

"Nippy"

"Untitled"

This is conjecture

No offence to the editor, but the sentence, Kim's departure is too much for Jimmy to handle and he fully transforms into Saul Goodman is purely conjecture on behalf of the editor. We don't know her departure is what made him go full Saul Goodman. He was already being Saul Goodman. What actually happened in the episode, after the breakup, the show fast-forwards to an unspecified time where Jimmy has fully embraced being Saul Goodman, with the mansion, his famous Cadillac DeVille, custom license plate, women, new Breaking Bad style office, etc. Yes, after the time jump he is the Saul Goodman of the Breaking Bad era. Can we really decide if it was the breakup that made him go that extreme? There is a lot of time missing between the breakup and the mansion owning Saul Goodman shown at the end. He had to get his hands on money. As far as we know, his portion of the Sandpiper settlement made him go greedy hog wild and he had no one, like Kim, to reign him in into stability. In closing, nothing in the episode confirms or even suggests it was the breakup that caused him to go full Saul. That is purely an opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information. I'm not going to edit that phrase as I think we should discuss it. I think it should be changed to reflect what it showed at the end without conjecture. Any thoughts? That is my two cents. P37307 (talk) 12:00, 25 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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	No offence to the editor, but the sentence, '''''Kim's departure is too much for Jimmy to handle and he fully transforms into Saul Goodman'' '''is purely conjecture on behalf of the editor. We don't know her departure is what made him go ''full Saul Goodman''. He was already being Saul Goodman. What actually happened in the episode, after the breakup, the show fast-forwards to an unspecified time where Jimmy has fully embraced being Saul Goodman, with the mansion, his famous Cadillac DeVille, custom license plate, women, new Breaking Bad style office, etc. Yes, after the time jump he is the Saul Goodman of the Breaking Bad era. Can we really decide if it was the breakup that made him go that extreme? There is a lot of time missing between the breakup and the mansion owning Saul Goodman shown at the end. He had to get his hands on money. As far as we know, his portion of the Sandpiper settlement made him go greedy hog wild and he had no one, like Kim, to reign him in into stability. In closing, nothing in the episode confirms or even suggests it was the breakup that caused him to go full Saul. That is purely an opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information. I'm not going to edit that phrase as I think we should discuss it. Any thoughts? That is my two cents. [[User:P37307\|P37307]] ([[User talk:P37307\|talk]]) 12:00, 25 July 2022 (UTC)		No offence to the editor, but the sentence, '''''Kim's departure is too much for Jimmy to handle and he fully transforms into Saul Goodman'' '''is purely conjecture on behalf of the editor. We don't know her departure is what made him go ''full Saul Goodman''. He was already being Saul Goodman. What actually happened in the episode, after the breakup, the show fast-forwards to an unspecified time where Jimmy has fully embraced being Saul Goodman, with the mansion, his famous Cadillac DeVille, custom license plate, women, new Breaking Bad style office, etc. Yes, after the time jump he is the Saul Goodman of the Breaking Bad era. Can we really decide if it was the breakup that made him go that extreme? There is a lot of time missing between the breakup and the mansion owning Saul Goodman shown at the end. He had to get his hands on money. As far as we know, his portion of the Sandpiper settlement made him go greedy hog wild and he had no one, like Kim, to reign him in into stability. In closing, nothing in the episode confirms or even suggests it was the breakup that caused him to go full Saul. That is purely an opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information. I'm not going to edit that phrase as I think we should discuss it. I think it should be changed to reflect what it showed at the end without conjecture. Any thoughts? That is my two cents. [[User:P37307\|P37307]] ([[User talk:P37307\|talk]]) 12:00, 25 July 2022 (UTC)