Who is the one who knocks? On the "Better Call Saul" midseason finale two devils drop by

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : In "Plan and Execution" he returns to New Mexico from his European vacation by way of the sewers and methodically stakes out Gus' massive laundry company front - which he's found, at last, by torturing a man - and watching for a moment when he can enter and get the "proof" his uncle Hector needs.
51% : "Axe and Grind."Monday's midseason finale is called "Plan and Execution," and as anyone who's been watching these last episodes may have expected, the phrase is to be taken literally, both as one term and two discrete hints about what's supposed to go down.
42% : But in "Plan and Execution," Schnauz enacts the vision long-established by series creators Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould that not all of the worst deaths must be literal.

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