The Official "Better Call Saul" Season 1 Thread
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That's unnecessarily mean he's mentally ill it's not his fault and he's a good guy.
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This nikka Saul scammed me like 4 times last night watching this lmao this my new favorite show nikkas a god damn genius
i can't believe some people finally catching saul goodman name last night 
and it was his con name
you tried it your brothers way, saul... your way got you 7 messages already
what a dope episode
oh btw... when you gonna hit that, saul?
and it was his con name
you tried it your brothers way, saul... your way got you 7 messages already
what a dope episode
oh btw... when you gonna hit that, saul?
Season 4, episode 8 "Hermanos" Hank told Walt the sole reason he suspected Gus Fring is because Walt put it into his mind that Gale wasn't the mastermind. Prior to that dinner scene....the one where Walt was like"I bet you Heisenberg is still out there" Hank thought Gale was Heisenberg. Hell, the scene directly after that dinner is Hank re-examining the evidence, which is when he found the Los Pollos napkin, which put him on Gus.
It wasn't like him on his intentionally. And if he put Hank on him, this proves my point below.
Why not? After Gale learned the recipe he had no use of someone like Walt. Plus, in one of the episodes, Gus suggests that he will kill Walt. Why risk your organization for someone like Walt?
The fact that Mike was going to kill Walt only proves my point that Gus planned on killing him. As I said, he had no use of Walt and he had no other choice but to have Walt. They knew they could control Jesse, whereas they couldn't control Walt. Walt may have been parnoid, but he obviously had a right to be.
That's irrelevant, it was his fault Hank was onto to Gus. Hell, it's even worse that it wasn't intentional because he caused an insane amount of problems just by drunkenly rambling.
If the drive was to get Gale to learn the recipe and kill/replace Walt then Gus wouldn't have let Jesse replace him in the first place. The need to replace Walt came after Walt/Jesse started wilding out....that's when Gus went to Gale's apartment and asked him if he could replace Walt. Prior to that there was no mention of killing Walt....not sure what you're talking about there.
Breh, Mike was going to kill Walt because Walt killed the two goons. That is in no way related to them potentially killing Walt anyway.
There was never a scene with Mike/Gus discussing turning Jesse. Mike approached Gus concerned that Jesse was spiraling out of control, and would draw attention to their organization. Gus came up with the plan in "Shotgun", which gave Jesse a sense of self-pupose.
Now, you could argue they did that to lay the foundation for the Walt vs Jesse confrontation....but again, if you look at the season completely neutral, as Gus being
about Walt at that point, because he was stuck with him....Walt was acting like a lunatic and gave them every reason to get rid of him, anyway.Not saying that interpretation is right, or you're wrong....but it could go either way really.
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I knew the guy Jimmy scammed looked familiar, his name is Kevin Weisman. He was in the season 7 episode of "X-Files", "Je Souhaite", the first episode Vince Gilligan directed. It was the episode about the genie.
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i died when that lawyer chick called jimmy and we heard his fake english voicemail
jimmy with the fake blonde hair in the billboard
References to Spartacus and The Thing
If you wanna hear the voicemail again just call the number on the billboard.
It works.
505-842-5662
Notorious 1 E.Y.E.
Superstar
at the neighbor watching the brother running to get the news paperIf you wanna hear the voicemail again just call the number on the billboard.
It works.
505-842-5662
busy signal
Uncle_Ruckus
We The North
Line is busy. I guess everyone is tryna call Saul.If you wanna hear the voicemail again just call the number on the billboard.
It works.
505-842-5662