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Chris and Andy discuss how ‘Better Call Saul’ showcases Jimmy and Kim’s relationship in Episode 5, Reese Witherspoon in ‘Little Fires Everywhere,’ and more
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Social distancing is making us appreciate TV in a new light (1:06). In the fifth episode of Better Call Saul, the show showcases Jimmy and Kim’s relationship in a way that stands in contrast to Walter and Skyler’s relationship in Breaking Bad (15:23). And Reese Witherspoon’s character in Little Fires Everywhere is very similar to her character in Big Little Lies, but maybe that’s the point (30:32).
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