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Netflix did exactly this for Better Call Saul in Latin America and Europe, where the show is not aired on regular cable channels.

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Better Call Saul was released in the US by AMC in 2015 also.

For example, Better Call Saul was released on a weekly schedule in the UK in 2015, even though it had already been aired in the US in 2013.

I admit I was being disingenuous- the original content is brilliant (Daredevil and Better Call Saul are recent examples that stand out for me).

Hey guys, Saul Kripke is an observant Jew.

Recently, Better Call Saul is awesome for the emotional depth and film noir aspects, and the previous Breaking Bad to which it's a prequel is still a masterpiece even though I find the premise implausible.

I read somewhere, actually I think it was an interview with Google's Saul Griffith, who said no smart phone was designed to run longer than 6 or 7 years in ideal circumstances.

Just as Better Call Saul is a bit more light-hearted than Breaking Bad was (at least toward the end), there needs to be a hard-line honest SV series that focuses on the chicken-hawking and the unethical activity.

If you watch the TV show Better Call Saul (strongly recommend), you see him in the last episode learning that his own lawyer brother doesn't want him working at the same firm because he did an online law school, instead of going to a prestigious law school.

That's basically John Ralston Saul's argument in his book "The Collapse of Globalization".

If James McGill uses the name "Saul Goodman" openly and notoriously in the course of his business, he could reasonably use either name, or both, to identify himself.

Saul is right, it would take a very long time to have Europe be a "distributed Silicon Valley", and maybe it's impossible, but it's still a very encouraging thought (dream?).

The list of men with multiple wives goes on and on - God even gave Saul's wives to David), and the New Testament has a few "mentions", so to speak: Paul's letter to the Corinthians, which explicitly says it's his opinion and not law, Ephesians, and a few others that are suggestive of opinion and not law.

Saul also predicted they would try this insane system again because it is ideology and therefore can never be wrong.

If you've seen Better Call Saul's talking toilet, that would be a particularly impactful approach.

It's a big task, but so far Saul, Reshma, et.