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There is not one single definition of postmodernism. But it's held as a movement that rejects the notion of rules and allows for the breakdown of formal traditions that are found within modernism. Postmodernism is characterized as the blurring of lines between style and representation. This episode has varying representation among the characters and breaks traditional rules.

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Below are reaction shots shown in the episode of each of the characters while the tape recording was being played in the courtroom.

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The audience sympathizes with Jimmy's struggle with saving himself or ruining his brother. The audience is expected to have been through a similar situation and feel represented by Jimmy.

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Jimmy and Kim supporting each other while representing the sacrifices people make for love.

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Representation is seen here by the standoff between the characters. The audience is forced to decided which character they identify with in this scene.

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Better Call Saul: 'Mike Meets Gus Fring' Talked About Scene Ep.303

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Clear representation of family issues that the audience can relate to.

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Better Call Saul - Jimmy figures out the truth about Chuck

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This is clip from the episode. Showing Chuck's breakdown and represents the aspect of people that they try to keep hidden. One of the most important moments of the entire show.