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A multiple-choice quiz by PootyPootwell. Estimated time: 8 mins.

Author
PootyPootwell

Time
8 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
414,878

Updated
May 20 24

# Qns
26

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
17 / 26

Plays
188

Last 3 plays: Guest 136 (19/26), Guest 50 (18/26), Guest 216 (20/26).

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Question 1 of 26

1. A is for Arturo. This poor guy died not once but twice, the second time having his body used as a part of a charade. How did this pony-tailed henchman for the Salamanca crew truly meet his maker? Hint

Natural causes

Overdose

Tuco beat him to death

Gus Fring suffocated him

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Question 2 of 26

2. B is for Betsy Kettleman, one of Jimmy's early clients. She insisted her husband was innocent despite evidence being in plain sight. What was her husband accused of? Hint

Bank robbery

Embezzlement

Kidnapping

Wire fraud

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Question 3 of 26

3. C is for Chuck, Jimmy's older brother and a major influence on Jimmy's character. A successful, respected lawyer, he never approved of or even seemed to like his younger brother. What were Chuck's last words to his brother? Hint

You've never mattered all that much to me.

Let justice be done though the heavens fall.

I'll see you.

It's a battery!

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Question 4 of 26

4. D is for Drama Girl. She really deserves a better name, but she's credited like this in her episodes! Her actual name was Sherry. She, along with two other University of New Mexico students, helped Jimmy make commercials. Which of the following tasks did she NOT complete for Jimmy and his team? Hint

Improvisation on the phone

Boom operator

Make-up artist

Carrying equipment

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Question 5 of 26

5. E is for Ehrmantrout, Mike. He played a large part in both "Better Call Saul" and "Breaking Bad." In a flashback, we see his arrival to Albuquerque. When his daughter-in-law met him at the train station, what was Mike hiding from her? Hint

Addiction to pain pills

Bowie knife in his boot

Paternity of another son

Bullet wound in his shoulder

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Question 6 of 26

6. F is for Francesca Liddy, the secretary Jimmy and Kim hired when they opened their joint office. Jimmy told her to talk about a certain place when working with his elder law clients: apparently, they loved to talk about this restaurant. What was the name of this American comfort-food chain? Hint

Panda Express

Cracker Barrel

McDonald's

Chipotle

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Question 7 of 26

7. G is for Gustavo Fring, one of the most compelling characters on television. He once relayed a story that demonstrated his relentless persistence, pertaining to how he waited out a particular animal who wanted fruit from Gus's lucuma tree. What kind of diurnal animal was this? It's native to the Americas. Hint

Coati

Cheetah

Alpaca

Tortoise

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Question 8 of 26

8. H is for Howard Hamlin, supervising partner at the law firm HHM, where Chuck was a founder and where Jimmy started in the mail room. Toward the end of the series, Howard's New Mexico's vanity license plate was showcased. What was on it? Hint

LWYRUP

327 2153

PLAYUH

NAMAST3

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Question 9 of 26

9. I is for Ignacio Varga, the drug dealer with a heart. He also was physically impressive. Which of the following physical accomplishments did we NOT see Ignacio participate in during "Better Call Saul"?
Hint

Leaped between two buildings

Survived two days in baking desert

Took a bullet to the abdomen on purpose

Submerged himself in a puddle of black oil to hide from an enemy

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Question 10 of 26

10. J is for Jimmy McGill, though he also went by Slippin' Jimmy, Saul Goodman, Viktor St. Claire, and Gene Takavic. When he began practicing as Saul, he needed the "JMM" monogram on his briefcase to stand for something other than his birth name. What did he tell Kim the letters would stand for? Hint

Joking Makes Merriment

Just Make Money

Justice Matters Most

Joint Mathematics Meetings

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Question 11 of 26

11. K is for Kim Wexler: intelligent, beautiful, fearless, often with a certain expression on her face, something along the lines of, "I've made my decision." In a flashback scene, we saw a preteen Kim with that very expression on her face, refusing to get a ride with her mother since she had been drinking. Instead, Kim chose to walk miles in the freezing cold, carrying a not-small item. What did she carry? Hint

Heavy bag of books

Hamster cage

School cello

Duffel bag of money

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Question 12 of 26

12. L is for Lalo Salamanca. Salamancas were scary enough as thug-like enforcers; Lalo's intelligence made him even more dangerous than his kin. At one point, he was arrested under a pseudonym. What was the name he used until he could make bail? Hint

Blingy

Jorge de Guzman

Sobchak

Brian Archuleta

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Question 13 of 26

13. M is for Marco Pasternak, Jimmy's longtime friend from back home in Illinois. Marco and Slippin' Jimmy were partners in petty pranks and cons, and they ran one when Jimmy went back home for a visit. They somehow convinced two women that Jimmy was a movie star and Marco was his manager. What movie star were they talking about? Hint

Kevin Bacon

Kevin Costner

Tom Cruise

George Clooney

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Question 14 of 26

14. N is for Mrs. Nguyen, Jimmy's landlord and owner of the nail salon that fronts Jimmy's law office. Jimmy had a habit of doing something Mrs. Nguyen didn't like when he came into the office. What was it, which she said was for paying customers only? Hint

Plastic flip-flops

Seated hair dryers

Hard candies

Chilled cucumber water

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Question 15 of 26

15. O is for Omar, Jimmy's assistant at Davis & Main, where he worked for a while. With a fairly easy-going supervising partner and a well-appointed office, you would think Jimmy had finally landed where he wanted to be, but he ended up hating it. He took a pricey souvenir with him when he left, one that Omar helped him move. What was it? Hint

Ernie Ball Music Man JP15 guitar

Cadillac DeVille

Cocobolo desk

Professional-grade blender

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Question 16 of 26

16. P is for Paige Novick. When Kim was in the dog house at work, she worked her way out by landing work with Paige, who was in-house counsel for a particular business. The business's logo was a cowboy on a horse next to a cactus. What was the company called?
Hint

Intel

Armadillo Willy's

Mesa Verde Bank & Trust

Vamanos Pest

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Question 17 of 26

17. Q is for Lydia Rodart-Quayle, an executive at Madrigal Electromotive GmbH, where she and the CEO, Peter Schuler, were quietly working with Gus as he built his cartel. One day, Schuler was extremely nervous and ready to pull out, but Lydia talked him out of it and suggested they take advantage of a local entertainment venue in Texas. What did Lydia suggest they do? Hint

Visit the Cockrell Butterfly Center

Attend a rodeo

Go to a carnival

Drive by Big Tex, the 55-foot statue in Dallas

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Question 18 of 26

18. R is for Richard Schweikart, co-founder of the law firm Schweikart & Cokely, who was involved in several cases during the show. At one point, Rick told Kim about a time he felt bullied by his own colleagues at his first job, driving him to open his own firm. How did those colleagues bully Rick? Hint

Called him Little Ricky

Made sure he never had a place to park

Left him to defend a major case by himself

Gave him an office that doubled as the copy room

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Question 19 of 26

19. S is for Salamanca, in this case, two of the least talkative of the family. They were a frightening duo of intimidation and assassination. They're referred to as both "The Twins" and "The Cousins," but what were their real names? Hint

Krazy-8 and Casper

Sticky and Ron

Marco and Leonel

Victor and Tyrus

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Question 20 of 26

20. T is for Tuco Salamanca, who appeared early in the first season of "Better Call Saul." At one point, he was at his Abuelita's house dealing in his violent Salamanca way with two con men, but he kept being interrupted by Abuelita because she was worried about something. What was she worried about? Hint

A salsa stain on the carpet that was really a blood stain

A dent in her Volvo

The smudged French doors

The volume on the television set

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Question 21 of 26

21. U is for Udo, one of the European engineers from Werner's crew. Mike, who was responsible for managing the group, tried to offer the men some forms of entertainment while they were working on the super lab. Which of the following did he NOT offer them? Hint

German shepherds

Foosball table

Basketball court

Stocked bar

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Question 22 of 26

22. V is for Vuente, Don Eladio's last name. Don Eladio was the head of the Mexican cartel and could usually be found in a particular place when he conducted business. Where was that place? Hint

Poolside at his lavish home

Dog House drive-in restaurant

Ladera golf course

Local bar

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Question 23 of 26

23. W is for Wormald, Daniel, a pharmaceutical company employee who wanted to get into the drug business. When his house was broken into, he was particularly worried that the burglars had taken something in particular. What was it?
Hint

Baseball card collection

Stravinsky violin

Civil War coins

Bavarian Boy Hummel figurine

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Question 24 of 26

24. X is for Ximenez Lecerda, a driver for the Salamancas who regularly smuggled drugs into New Mexico. He had some rough times for sure, but in one scene, he was singing along to a Spanish pop song while he drove. What was the song? Hint

Wishin' Ain't No Sin

No Te Metas Con Mi Cucu

Se Bruciasse la Citta

Sweet City Woman

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Question 25 of 26

25. Y is for Yvonne, an employee at Davis & Main who helped answer phones after Jimmy aired a commercial. If you blinked, you would have missed her. What was Jimmy's commercial for? Hint

His services as a defense attorney

Class action suit against Sandpiper Crossing retirement homes

Pagers

Davis & Main water bottles

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Question 26 of 26

26. Z is for Ziegler, the lead engineer for Gus's underground super lab. Against his better judgment, Mike came to like Werner and during one conversation, Werner told Mike that his father had helped design a major world landmark. What was that landmark?
Hint

Golden Gate Bridge

Sydney Opera House

Historic Centre of Vienna

Old Havana

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