This is such fun because McGill is a great character. For all his bluster, he is quite down to earth. He sees the utter stupidity of the world he lives in. In Episode 4, he takes his ill gotten gain and starts to make himself respectable and in the face of his sworn enemies. He also is able to toughen up and stand in the face of Nacho and the boys. There is always that moment when one has to accept the danger and go ahead. There is a scene in front of a billboard that McGill has leased that is hilarious. He shows his mastery of manipulation as he lays a foundation for the future. Knowing these writers, something is on its way. This episode has some incredibly hilarious moments, but I can't help but think that things will get darker.
