The "Better Call Saul" Quiz (2024)

Saul has changed his name to Gene and is living alone in Omaha.

As we discover in a flashback, "Saul Goodman" is actually just a play on "S'all good, man."

Jimmy drives a yellow 1998 Suzuki Esteem with a red door; Saul Goodman drives a white Cadillac DeVille during "Breaking Bad."

Craig and Betsy Kettleman eventually choose a rival firm to represent them.

Craig Kettleman was the county treasurer and fell under investigation when $1.6 million turned up missing in the treasurer's office.

Chuck is the "McGill" in Hamlin Hamlin & McGill.

As Jimmy puts it, Chuck is "allergic to electricity." However, it seems to be psychosomatic.

Jimmy and Kim became friends (and lovers?) while he was working in the mail room at HHM.

While working in the mail room, Jimmy secretly takes correspondence classes at the University of American Samoa, and eventually passes the bar.

By the end of the first season, Mike has begun working in his more familiar role of "fixer."

Mike worked for the Philadelphia police for 30 years, before retiring early and eventually fleeing to Albuquerque after a revenge killing.

Slippin' Jimmy worked as con artist when he lived in Cicero, Illinois.

Jimmy starts visiting retirement homes and running bingo games to find elderly clients in need of wills and living trusts.

Jimmy buys Howard Hamlin's suits, styles himself to look like him, and buys a billboard featuring his picture and the logo "JMM" in the same font as "HHM." He also leases a new office space.

Jimmy represents Nacho after his arrest, and eventually gets him off by proving the Kettlemans weren't kidnapped.

It's not in the banana stand, we'll tell you that! Mike sprays black light paint on the money, makes it look like the Kettleman kids were playing with it by putting it in a remote controlled truck, and then, after Craig returns the bills, follows the paint smears to their hiding place, under a bathroom sink.

Big Ricky Sipes offers to pay Jimmy $1 million dollars...in bills with his picture on them.

Jimmy dresses like Matlock to gain the trust of his elderly clients.

The skateboarders choose the wrong car, ending up at the home of drug-dealer Tuco's grandmother.

Jimmy convinces Tuco that death is too strong a punishment for the skateboarders. In the end, he breaks one of their legs.

Ignacio "Nacho" Varga is a member of the Juarez Cartel. His boss is Tuco Salamanca.

Roland Jaycox invented the toilet as a toilet-training tool for his children, and wanted Jimmy's help with a patent. Jimmy called it a sex toilet as he left their meeting in disgust.

Matty's partner and sergeant killed him because they didn't trust him, after Matty initially refused to split a bribe. Matty took the money eventually, but it was too late. Mike killed his son's murderers in revenge.

Mike says this to Pryce, a first-time prescription drug dealer, after he claims that he isn't a "bad guy".

Nacho is the drug dealer working "off the reservation" in the deal with Pryce.

Marco is Jimmy's former partner-in-crime from his Cicero days. They go on a binge when Jimmy returns to Cicero after a falling-out with his brother, but the week is cut short when Marco unexpectedly dies in the middle of a con.

The same veterinarian who sewed Mike up when he first arrived in Albuquerque also hooks him up with his bodyguard gig.

Jimmy has many clients at Sandpiper Crossing Assisted Living Center. When he discovers that they are being systematically overcharged, he launches an investigation that eventually leads to a multi-million dollar lawsuit.

Jimmy dumpster-dives to find the shredded documents, eventually discovering that they are actually in the recycling. He spends all night trying to piece together a few key papers, a task his brother finishes for him.

The retirement home's lawyers were burying Jimmy and Chuck in paperwork. Chuck told Jimmy they had to take the case to Hamlin Hamlin & McGill, and Jimmy finally conceded.

Chuck uses Jimmy's cell phone to call Howard and demands that he not allow Jimmy to join the firm. Howard takes the blame until Jimmy finds the call on his cell phone, at which point he confronts his brother.

After being confronted by Jimmy about the deleted phone call to Howard, Chuck lets Jimmy have it, saying that he doesn't consider Jimmy to be "a real lawyer". Chuck thinks Jimmy's correspondence course degree from the University of American Samoa was a joke, and that Jimmy wasn't his equal because Chuck had worked to get where he was. As a result, Jimmy goes on a bender in Cicero.

When Walter White was having trouble with his DEA brother-in-law, Hank, Saul suggested that Walt could send Hank to Belize. Walt rejected the idea, saying, "I'll send YOU to Belize."

At Marco's funeral, Jimmy is wearing Marco's ring. Jimmy reveals that Marco's mother gave it to him.

Jimmy turns around and leaves the courthouse parking lot. In season one, Jimmy struggles with morality. Slippin' Jimmy was a conman, but as a lawyer Jimmy helps elderly people and starts a class-action suit on their behalf. When will Jimmy McGill become Saul Goodman? We'll have to wait for season two to find out!