Ep 2. Cobbler

In the second episode of Better Call Saul's second season, titled "Cobbler," viewers find Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) dealing with the aftermath of his decision to decline a job offer from his brother's law firm. He finds himself struggling to keep up with his caseload as he tries to establish himself as an independent attorney. Jimmy's financial situation becomes even more precarious when he learns that a small business owner owes him a debt.

Meanwhile, Mike (Jonathan Banks) continues his work as a parking lot attendant and is approached by a woman who asks him to help her steal drugs from another criminal. Despite his reluctance to get involved in such a risky job, Mike agrees to help her out and sets his plan in motion.

The episode also introduces a new character, Jimmy's romantic interest, Kim Wexler (Rhea Seehorn), who is hesitant to get too involved with Jimmy considering his reputation for bending the rules.

As the episode progresses, Jimmy finds himself in over his head when he attempts to collect on the debt owed to him by the small business owner. His desperation to get paid leads him to an uncomfortable encounter with the man's significant other, which has significant consequences.

Meanwhile, Mike's plan to steal the drugs goes awry, and he finds himself in a dangerous situation that could threaten his life and the life of the woman who asked for his help.

Overall, "Cobbler" is an episode that explores the consequences of the choices the characters make and the ways in which those choices impact their lives. It also sets the stage for future storylines and character development, especially for Jimmy and Mike. Fans of the series will appreciate the continued strong performances from the show's ensemble cast and the complex and nuanced storytelling that has become a hallmark of the series.