When Mike relays an anecdote from his days as a Philly detective, about a guy on the run who laid low in his own neighborhood, it’s a Columbo-level brilliant moment of case busting. “Breaking Bad” favorite Mike Ehrmantraut finally gets a chance to shine outside his toll booth because, in case you forgot, nine times out of 10 Mike is the smartest guy in the room. Remembering What Hasn’t Happened Yet (The “Breaking Bad” Tie-In) Unfortunately, that’s a pretty hard thing to prove, and it keeps him free… for the moment. In the meantime, beyond skipping out on a parking fare, it’s all about what Jimmy isn’t saying or doing that puts him on the wrong side of the law. But that doesn’t mean he’s exactly an angel these days. Whatever Jimmy once did in Chicago, it wasn’t good news - a screw-up so tremendous that it may have caused him to genuinely change his ways. One lengthy hike into the wilderness behind the Kettleman house, and Jimmy’s discovered the missing family - not to mention, in the final moments of the episode, the missing cash. But when the cops try to use Mike to pressure Jimmy into helping them track down the Kettlemans, Mike isn’t game, and instead privately offers Jimmy a suggestion as to where the Kettlemans might be. Nacho is somewhat upset about this turn of events, but he’s not why Jimmy ends up at the police station a second time: Jimmy’s ongoing battle with rules-abiding parking attendant Mike has come to a violent head.
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