"Better Call Saul" - Season 1 Episode 5 Quiz

Answer: Calls the police

Apparently there is little crime in Albuquerque, New Mexico as a patrol car and two policemen respond to a 50 cent newspaper theft call. Chuck, a prominent attorney, attempts to engage the cops in a legal debate through his locked front door.

Answer: Police break down the door

After seeing suspicious materials and conditions through the window of the back door, the police deem it necessary to break down the front door. The two big bad cops also feel it necessary to tase a frail and terrified Chuck.

Answer: Counterfeit money

The wealthy and nutty tycoon wants Jimmy to represent him in seceding his ranch from the United States and setting up a sovereign state. Unfortunately, the half-million dollar cash retainer has Big Ricky's likeness on the $100 bills.

Answer: Sexual innuendos

Jimmy is unimpressed when the wannabe inventor unveils what appears to be a normal commode. The inventor intends to help toilet train young children, however, sensors in the bowl activate recordings which make comments that can easily be construed to be sexual suggestive.

Answer: $140 cash

After the secessionist and potty inventor as clients, a sweet little old lady needing a will is easy for Jimmy. Despite a very convoluted inheritance scheme for her collection, Jimmy is very patient, and is rewarded with a cash fee.

Answer: Gives her a pedicure

Even in the fifth episode of the series, the relationship between Jimmy and Kim is unclear. They have had phone sex and shared a joint, but a bit of urst (unresolved sexual tension) remains. Jimmy is not a very good pedicurist as Kim needs to frequently remind him to keep the polish on the toe nail.

Answer: Elder law

Regardless of the type of case, Jimmy tells potential clients that he practically specializes in their legal area. From his three clients of the day, only one, an elderly woman making a will, actually paid him.

Answer: Andy Griffith

Jimmy wants to impress an older demographic so he makes detailed sketches of the suits and their colors while watching "Matlock" re-runs. He also has his hair styled similar to the television lawyer.

Answer: Jell-O

Dressed as close to the television lawyer Matlock character as he can, Jimmy distributes cups of gelatin to the residents of a nursing home. As each senior citizen finishes eating the content, "Need a Will, Call McGill" is scrolled on the bottom of the container.

Answer: Psychiatric evaluation

The attending physician Dr. Cruz is very leery of Chuck's allergy to electricity. While going along with Jimmy's demands to cleanse the room of all electronic items, she secretly turns on a hospital bed device to which Chuck shows no reaction. This convinces her that Chuck has some type of mental disorder.