July 20, 20223 yr Another great episode of Better Call Saul this week. Spoiler What was the time jump at the end of the episode? Maybe a year?
July 20, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, hogan873 said: Another great episode of Better Call Saul this week. Reveal hidden contents What was the time jump at the end of the episode? Maybe a year? Hopefully. I feel like it was definitely needed if it is that long (or longer).
July 20, 20223 yr Just now, Bob Sacamano said: Hopefully. I feel like it was definitely needed if it is that long (or longer). With only four episodes left, I imagine we'll see the Saul we knew from Breaking Bad from this point forward. Plus maybe some flash forwards to Gene the Cinnabon guy.
July 20, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, hogan873 said: Another great episode of Better Call Saul this week. Hide contents What was the time jump at the end of the episode? Maybe a year? I was waiting for THE reveal at the end of that sequence. We have to be right at the Bad timeline.
July 20, 20223 yr But besides that, the big foreshadow at Don Eladio's pool was 5 stars, highly recommend.
July 20, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, southsider2k5 said: But besides that, the big foreshadow at Don Eladio's pool was 5 stars, highly recommend. loved this Spoiler
July 27, 20223 yr Not sure what the last Saul episode was, but I can't believe there are only 3 episodes left to tie it all back together again.
July 27, 20223 yr 19 hours ago, southsider2k5 said: Not sure what the last Saul episode was, but I can't believe there are only 3 episodes left to tie it all back together again. Someone on the writing staff must be into Spoiler Mukbang.
August 4, 20223 yr On 8/1/2022 at 11:05 PM, southsider2k5 said: FINALLY I would have rather they used old Breaking Bad footage. Jessie is too old for it to feel right. Gene is not dumb enough to do what he looked to be doing at the end unless he wants it to end but that doesn't fit his character.
August 4, 20223 yr 6 minutes ago, Harry Chappas said: I would have rather they used old Breaking Bad footage. Jessie is too old for it to feel right. Gene is not dumb enough to do what he looked to be doing at the end unless he wants it to end but that doesn't fit his character. I took it more as an addict who was finally getting a fix after a long layoff and lost control. Jimmy never really did know when to quit, and he could have failed at it again. He loved his scams. Even with what happened to his brother, he still had to scam Howard.
August 5, 20223 yr 17 hours ago, southsider2k5 said: I took it more as an addict who was finally getting a fix after a long layoff and lost control. Jimmy never really did know when to quit, and he could have failed at it again. He loved his scams. Even with what happened to his brother, he still had to scam Howard. Yeah, it just shows that Jimmy hasn't changed and never will. He'll always be Saul Goodman, scammer.
August 11, 20223 yr On 8/5/2022 at 6:04 AM, hogan873 said: Yeah, it just shows that Jimmy hasn't changed and never will. He'll always be Saul Goodman, scammer. I've been avoiding this thread because I've been behind on Saul and didn't want to read spoilers. We had a baby born April 29 so TV watching has taken a back burner because it's been pretty rare for the wife and I to actually have a few hours together at night to sit and watch. Finally fully caught up as we binged Season 6 over the last week or so. 'Plan and Execution' was one of the best episodes of TV I've ever seen. Going to really miss this show and universe when it comes to an end Monday. One thing that bothered me was Jimmy going back to the cancer patient's house and breaking the window. Just seems like it's too sloppy of a crime and out of his character. It does seem like they are going for the same Breaking Bad arc for Walter White. Where by the end of the show you realize you've been rooting for the bad guy the whole time and you see the destruction he has left in his path to all the people in his life. Like you said, Saul will always be a scammer. Maybe Chuck was right about Jimmy. People all love Jimmy because he's personable and fun but at the end of the day, he's always cutting corners and it brings down everyone around him. But, like the cockroach, Jimmy always survives... Edited August 11, 20223 yr by KrankinSox
August 13, 20223 yr Ok, Kim and Jesse talking was spectacular. It was also great to see Kim get her redemption arc. Carroll Burnett being the one to burn Jimmy if you had given me a billion guesses at the beginning of this season, I still would never have gotten it.
August 16, 20223 yr Great finale of Better Call Saul last night. I think it wrapped things up quite well. Spoiler Loved the twist at the end with him retelling the story of meeting Water White for the first time and then telling the truth about how he loved it and essentially made Walt who he was. I don't think he does that if he didn't find out Kim had confessed. For all his faults, he loved her and would do anything for her.
August 16, 20223 yr 7 hours ago, hogan873 said: Great finale of Better Call Saul last night. I think it wrapped things up quite well. Hide contents Loved the twist at the end with him retelling the story of meeting Water White for the first time and then telling the truth about how he loved it and essentially made Walt who he was. I don't think he does that if he didn't find out Kim had confessed. For all his faults, he loved her and would do anything for her. I am struggling with the finale. I hated Jimmy for giving up the 7 years. I have a hard time believing he would do that and am struggling to think of a time he did something similar in either show. I did like the finale overall, as his character just seems to have a charisma that resonates with the slimier elements of the world, and it was fitting that he gets to prison and everyone loves him. I was also glad that they didn't give Jimmy some happy ending arc that just didn't make sense. After all the theme of his entire character is that he can't help himself. He always thought he was smarter than everyone else, and could out think the world. Eventually he was going to make the mistake that took him down, and it was fitting that it was a mistake of impulse (with forcing the break in on the cancer patient), and not a mistake in planning where he was always two steps ahead. As to past this, I have said it before, but Giancarlo Esposito is a great character in a show called Godfather of Harlem. The show is spectacular, and no one talks about it. Incredible cast, great writing, and worth a watch.
August 16, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, southsider2k5 said: I am struggling with the finale. I hated Jimmy for giving up the 7 years. I have a hard time believing he would do that and am struggling to think of a time he did something similar in either show. I did like the finale overall, as his character just seems to have a charisma that resonates with the slimier elements of the world, and it was fitting that he gets to prison and everyone loves him. I was also glad that they didn't give Jimmy some happy ending arc that just didn't make sense. After all the theme of his entire character is that he can't help himself. He always thought he was smarter than everyone else, and could out think the world. Eventually he was going to make the mistake that took him down, and it was fitting that it was a mistake of impulse (with forcing the break in on the cancer patient), and not a mistake in planning where he was always two steps ahead. As to past this, I have said it before, but Giancarlo Esposito is a great character in a show called American Gangster. The show is spectacular, and no one talks about it. Incredible cast, great writing, and worth a watch. I don't think it's called that...
August 16, 20223 yr 3 minutes ago, Tony said: I don't think it's called that... lol, yeah, don't know where that got in my head from ,but this is it... Godfather of Harlem. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8080122/
August 16, 20223 yr 5 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said: lol, yeah, don't know where that got in my head from ,but this is it... Godfather of Harlem. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8080122/ I looked it up because I was curious and interested in what show it was...and found nothing lol
August 16, 20223 yr 13 minutes ago, Tony said: I looked it up because I was curious and interested in what show it was...and found nothing lol Whitaker is great as the main character, but Vince D'nofrio and Giancarlo Esposito are spectacular.
August 16, 20223 yr 3 hours ago, southsider2k5 said: I am struggling with the finale. I hated Jimmy for giving up the 7 years. I have a hard time believing he would do that and am struggling to think of a time he did something similar in either show. I did like the finale overall, as his character just seems to have a charisma that resonates with the slimier elements of the world, and it was fitting that he gets to prison and everyone loves him. I was also glad that they didn't give Jimmy some happy ending arc that just didn't make sense. After all the theme of his entire character is that he can't help himself. He always thought he was smarter than everyone else, and could out think the world. Eventually he was going to make the mistake that took him down, and it was fitting that it was a mistake of impulse (with forcing the break in on the cancer patient), and not a mistake in planning where he was always two steps ahead. As to past this, I have said it before, but Giancarlo Esposito is a great character in a show called American Gangster. The show is spectacular, and no one talks about it. Incredible cast, great writing, and worth a watch. I said that about last week's episode and it rolled forward to me. Part of me loves the Carol Burnett character taking him down and another finds it hooky. Jimmy doing what he did doesn't help Kim at all...take the 7 years and it feels right.
August 16, 20223 yr 49 minutes ago, Harry Chappas said: I said that about last week's episode and it rolled forward to me. Part of me loves the Carol Burnett character taking him down and another finds it hooky. Jimmy doing what he did doesn't help Kim at all...take the 7 years and it feels right. And the whole reason she takes him down is because Jimmy taught her how to use her laptop. That was a stroke of genius.
September 20, 20223 yr Author I finally started “The Orville” a few weeks ago and got addicted. Only 36 eps so far so I breezed through it. Hope there’s an s4. I thought it was going to be sci-fi satire but it’s a serious sci-fi show with some comedy and good characters.
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