What's on TV this week—Better Call Saul, What We Do In The Shadows, Resident Evil
, which returns for its last six episodes. How will Saul and Kim explain the death of a former colleague now that mob boss Lalo Salamanca is back in their lives? We’re going to find out soon enough.will continue its weekly recaps of the show until the series finale, which airs on August 15.
finally returns for its fourth season. This batch of episodes picks up one year after the events of season three, as Nandor , Nadja , Laszlo , and Guillermo reunite and start a nightclub. And yes, Laszlo is still taking care of whatever baby creature popped out of Colin Robinson’s dead body. William Hughes will be recapping the show weekly for
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