The Official "Better Call Saul" Season 4 Thread.

[Ciggavelli]

Saul and meth lab appearances


Kim is A+. I wonder how Jimmy loses such a good woman

Be ungrateful that you got 4 months of probation instead of 18 months of jail

Howard

 

[FlyRy]

Great ep

 

[Mortal1]

Slipping Jimmy got caught slipping living that street life.

Such a great song.

 

[hex]

Went from a guy with a laser to a guy who counts with steos.

I'm assuming they didn't use the first guy because he has a big ass mouth. Couldn't wait to brag about a tunnel he built for the cartels....now imagine the next time he works with the cartels he brags about the super lab.

Fred.

 

[hex]

Promo for next weeks episode, "Pinata". Hopefully Gibbs makes a guest appearance.



Fred.

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Last night's episode was

Saul wasn't just the Privacy Phones president. He was also a client Damn near everything around him was 'Criminal Yellow' too.

The contrast between that and Kim's 'Professional Blue' is interesting. I took her giving her client that tie to symbolize her lending him an air of respectability in the eyes of the system

Francesca is just all the way with his shyt by the time it all came crashing down. The difference in her demeanor from when she first appeared is night and day.

Jimmy out here getting jumped by high school kids. He needs to link up with Ol Billy Redface and tell him to bring the HAMMAH

Mike kicking the tires on bunker engineers for Gale's subterrenean meth lair

The most interesting part to me was the ending. It felt like Jimmy has picked up Saul's fast talking, big dreaming persona. Him throwing away the shrink's number was a crossroads. He's planning to let his nefarious side grow into its own monster, instead of seeing someone who could help him control it.

 

[threattonature]

Dope episode. Shows how Gus seems to really trust Mike's thoroughness and has gravitated to him. Going to be interesting how Mike goes from working with Gus to Saul hitting Mike up to clean up for Walt and Jessie.

 

[hex]

New interview with Bob Odenkirk....says there is more "Breaking Bad" era scenes on the way this season.

https://ew.com/

Fred.

 

[jackswstd]

That opening scene of Saul getting ready for the getaway

I think Gus got rid of the first guy he auditioned to build the lair because he was too cocky and the timeline he gave him wasn't realistic for what the job necessitated. The older German gentlemen was being much more thorough about what the job would entail.

Jimmy getting rolled by those punks was

 

[OJ Simpsom]

Gus chose the 2nd guy cause he was more OG. Plain and simple.

Dude came through with the notebook like Gale.

 

[VBM]

 

[Robbo]

That opening scene of Saul getting ready for the getaway

I think Gus got rid of the first guy he auditioned to build the lair because he was too cocky and the timeline he gave him wasn't realistic for what the job necessitated. The older German gentlemen was being much more thorough about what the job would entail.

That's what i was thinking. Also, a tunnel would not necessarily be the same as building an underground lab. It seemed like they made a point with the 2nd guy, where he was talking a lot about building the lab while maintaining support for the building above ground. Maybe they were concerned about the long term durability of the entire structure. If it was done too quick, they could look at a collapse in the near future.

 

[beejus]

Not hard to see why Gus wanted Mike for this job. Gus' regular goons would have picked the engineers up at the airport and drove them straight to the building. Gus knows how cautious Mike is and that he'd come up with the perfect way of getting the engineers there without them knowing anything about where they are.

Same reason why Gus liked the 2nd guy. You could tell by the way he paid attention to the details that he was Gus' guy. Knew how many loads of dirt that would need to be moved out of the facility, that they were near a major city which would make the job tougher.

Makes you wonder what airport the engineers flew into before being picked up? Clearly they were very cautious to not give away any information about their Albuquerque whereabouts.

 

[ColiBomaye]

Me at the start of the season: "It's cool that BCS is back and all, but I'm probably just gonna binge it at the end of the season. The show is a slow burn anyways, and I can wait it out. "

Now: " Ya'll got anymore of them episodes?"

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Not hard to see why Gus wanted Mike for this job. Gus' regular goons would have picked the engineers up at the airport and drove them straight to the building. Gus knows how cautious Mike is and that he'd come up with the perfect way of getting the engineers there without them knowing anything about where they are.

Same reason why Gus liked the 2nd guy. You could tell by the way he paid attention to the details that he was Gus' guy. Knew how many loads of dirt that would need to be moved out of the facility, that they were near a major city which would make the job tougher.

Makes you wonder what airport the engineers flew into before being picked up? Clearly they were very cautious to not give away any information about their Albuquerque whereabouts.

I was thinking maybe he flew into El Paso. You are talking 230 miles probably about a 4 hour drive to the destination.

I love everything going on with this season but I'd really wanna see more Breaking Bad timeline stuff too that was a dope open