The Official "Better Call Saul" Season 1 Thread

[Uncle_Ruckus]

it isnt in his character to cry. that was about as much emotion as u get in a guy like mike. he's a bonafide tough guy. if he had just started babbling like a baby it would have seemed very out of character for him. probably would have taken something away from the mike we got to know on breaking bad. he played it perfect in my opinion.

I can agree with this. Well said breh. Also, early in the episode when the Vet says this might hurt and Mike didn't even flinch.

I guess he's all bad ass and won't even shed a tear when talking about his dead son.

 

[beanz]

I can agree with this. Well said breh. Also, early in the episode when the Vet says this might hurt and Mike didn't even flinch.

I guess he's all bad ass and won't even shed a tear when talking about his dead son.

but he did shed tears tho. he just didnt full on sob but u could see how torn up he was about it.

 

[Uncle_Ruckus]

but he did shed tears tho. he just didnt full on sob but u could see how torn up he was about it.

Yea I watched it again last night and there's one shot where you can almost see a tear come down his left cheek, but it's hard to tell. Maybe that's how they wanted the scene to be. Like you said, show he's a tough guy that won't break no matter what. Makes sense.

 

[hex]

This can't be a coincidence. The Spanish guy that helped Saul with the billboard stunt was also a cartel goon in the season 3 finale of "Breaking Bad". Maybe that's how Saul meets the cartel:

Fred.

 

[beanz]

This can't be a coincidence. The Spanish guy that helped Saul with the billboard stunt was also a cartel goon in the season 3 finale of "Breaking Bad". Maybe that's how Saul meets the cartel:

Fred.

levels upon levels upon levels vinception

 

[Francis White]

Here is a fact: Mike started drinking after Victor got murked by Gus.

 

[Brozay]

This can't be a coincidence. The Spanish guy that helped Saul with the billboard stunt was also a cartel goon in the season 3 finale of "Breaking Bad". Maybe that's how Saul meets the cartel:

Fred.

Could just be Vince hooking up the low tier actors from BB with some work

 

[Moose_Greyjoy]

That actor who plays Mike is good....I'm loving this show

 

[hex]

Could just be Vince hooking up the low tier actors from BB with some work

Maybe, but it doesn't seem likely, because they'd have to realize fans would read into it if they used the same actor.

Fred.

 

[Francis White]

Could just be Vince hooking up the low tier actors from BB with some work

Nope listen to his podcast. Everything connects. Gus in the cut with the meth. Pollos getting franchise status by HHM law firm that's a scary site.

 

[Francis White]

preview next episode

 

[Uncle_Ruckus]

preview next episode

That office is way bigger than Saul Goodman's office in the plaza. I wonder why he downgraded.

 

[hex]

That office is way bigger than Saul Goodman's office in the plaza. I wonder why he downgraded.

Probably because he didn't know his clientele back then. The big office is to impress his elderly clients, if you're a drug dealer/common criminal you don't care if your lawyer is in a office building or a strip mall as long as he gets the job done. Old man about to die trying to get his will together for his family would look at Saul's office from "Breaking Bad" like

Fred.

 

[Trey0'5Blue2Gz]

This can't be a coincidence. The Spanish guy that helped Saul with the billboard stunt was also a cartel goon in the season 3 finale of "Breaking Bad". Maybe that's how Saul meets the cartel:

Fred.

 

[newarkhiphop]

Great episode almost felt like it belonged in BB