While waiting for tomorrow's premiere of Better Call Saul season 6, a past scene of the scam artist we all root for — Jimmy McGill-turned-Saul Goodman — introducing himself as a respectable lawyer is cleverly transformed into a delightful musical ditty with just a simple piano accompaniment. It's fascinating to see how the light-hearted tune only accentuate's Goodman's impossible-to-hide sleaziness. So without further ado:
Watch: Saul Goodman gets even sleazier when his lines are accompanied by a piano
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- Better Call Saul
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