Official Better Call Saul Season 5 Thread

[Francis White]

Man that shootout scene was

Thought Jimmy was gonna get jacked for the $7 million. Wild that the cartel would make the drop so damn close to the border where he would be a sitting duck.

Jimmy has no issue asking for that $100k but shyt for real when he saw his beloved Suzuki with bullet holes in it.

And who the fukk was he kidding trying to save the coffee cup like it was the last shred of “innocence” he’d ever be privileged to enjoy. And LOL @ “I’m almost there” when he was trying to dig that hole with the fukking license plate.

Kim is out of her fukkin mind pulling up on Lalo but Jimmy is the dumbass for running his damn mouth in the first place. And now we get a sense of how shyt will unravel for her.

Cold world when you got $7 million cash and your main option for survival is to drink piss

And for all of his scheming, a day in the desert exposed how much of a bytch Jimmy stood to become. But in the end he played his position and Mike took care of business

Part me me thought it would be a “happy” wending and they were able to take the Bronco (in tact) and drive back to civilization.

Mike was there to not back Saul up. He was going to rob the dealers. Gus wants Lalo in jail or involved in a war with another cartel. At the beginning of the episode, the guy who made the phone call tipped Gus off, he wanted Mike to take the money. Lalo didn’t call Gus and say watch my lawyers back.

 

[OJ Simpsom]

Smh, at this episode. Too muxh stupid stuff

Yea it didn't hit me the way everyone else seems to have. I thought it was a lot of filler, but I get the BB comparisons.

 

[iseetrolledpeople]

Damn I really thought it's the twins wrecking siht but now I kinda see them in a bad light. Escort the man, you're not untouchable.

They will not even know someone tried to punk them because I don't think Saul will tell the truth, because he'll have to explain how he managed to kill a whole militia.

Again, Kim baffles me. She looks pissed but I kinda think she's getting horny when she does bad stuff.

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

The fukkery in this episode.

Jimmy's caddy getting an origin story

The futility of the desert mission was some Walt and Jesse shyt

When he went back to the car - I knew exactly what he was going back for.

Mike's patience being tested to the fullest.

As soon as he started dragging the bags

Kim getting involved in cartel business now
Using the Chuck space blanket to make himself bait.

Having to take a healthy glug of 'Criminality Yellow' piss out of a Davis and Main flask to sustain himself at the end.

 

[Fctftl]

“ABUGADO!”

 

[Day_Walker]

Mike was there to not back Saul up. He was going to rob the dealers. Gus wants Lalo in jail or involved in a war with another cartel. At the beginning of the episode, the guy who made the phone call tipped Gus off, he wanted Mike to take the money. Lalo didn’t call Gus and say watch my lawyers back.

That doesn't make sense. The guy at the beginning didn't call Gus imo, he called the guys who ambushed saul. They were waiting for him. They probably wanted to rob and kill the guy on the US side receiving the money so no one's the wiser. Would just look like the guy took off with the money. Probably why they didn't kill the twins.

 

[hex]

Bout to watch this now. Ain't heard anything about the ep.

Fred.

 

[FaTaL]

Bout to watch this now. Ain't heard anything about the ep.

Fred.

 

[Czerka]

By the way, Tony Dalton/lalo is I think the first major character on this show that actually speaks Spanish in real life

 

[ECA]

God damn that was fire. This shyt was Pine Barrens level

 

[904]

By the way, Tony Dalton/lalo is I think the first major character on this show that actually speaks Spanish in real life

I believe Giancarlo Esposito speaks it well enough but I'm not positive..

But if not he's Italian so he may understand it to a certain extent..

 

[Czerka]

I believe Giancarlo Esposito speaks it well enough but I'm not positive..

But if not he's Italian so he may understand it to a certain extent..

He doesnt speak Spanish at all. Neither does Hector or nacho

 

[No Ma’am]

: Kimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!

 

[hex]

Doesn't Mike work for Gus here? When Saul asked Walt and Jesse if Lalo sent them, could it be for this money he might not be getting?

Nah, this is still only 2004. "Breaking Bad" started in 2008.

Fred.

 

[hex]

Anyway, incredible episode and arguably the best in the series. Even though it's still a few years off, they're firmly in "Breaking Bad" territory now.

Fred.