The Official "Better Call Saul" Season 6 Thread (Final Season)

[Avisible Man]

How will Kim & Jimmy explain the dead white man in their living room?

If Howard was black, they coulda called up Quentin Tarantino in Pulp Fiction...but he woulda said:

Do u see a sign that says DEAD nikka STORAGE?

So, yeah, that wouldn't work.

They could do what the gang did with Roxy at the end of Frank's Pretty Woman

 

[hex]

How will Kim & Jimmy explain the dead white man in their living room?

Really only two ways I can see it playing out.

1. Tell the truth. Howard showed up to confront them and Lalo showed up in the middle of that and killed him.

2. Say Howard killed himself in front of them.

Only issue with #2 is obviously they'd have to have the gun.

Legally it would be messy as fukk but the forensics would show neither of them killed Howard, or were near him when he died.

Fred.

 

[Rollie Forbes]

Really only two ways I can see it playing out.

1. Tell the truth. Howard showed up to confront them and Lalo showed up in the middle of that and killed him.

2. Say Howard killed himself in front of them.

Only issue with #2 is obviously they'd have to have the gun.

Legally it would be messy as fukk but the forensics would show neither of them killed Howard, or were near him when he died.

Fred.

Option 1 is the better solution, but then Kim & Jimmy may have to explain their connection to a high-ranking Mexican cartel member to the DEA. Howard may be a little too clean (and green) to try to say that he was Lalo's intended target, I think.
HOWEVER, talking to the DEA gives the show's writers an option to put Kim in witness protection, which would explain why we never see her in Breaking Bad. Personally, I hope that's the case because Kim is one of the only "good" people (relatively speaking) in the entire series.

 

[Fctftl]

tried to fukk to kill time before the finale, got shot down cuz she so called "tired from work". really need to kick her out already

 

[hex]

Option 1 is the better solution, but then Kim & Jimmy may have to explain their connection to a high-ranking Mexican cartel member to the DEA. Howard may be a little too clean (and green) to try to say that he was Lalo's intended target, I think.
HOWEVER, talking to the DEA gives the show's writers an option to put Kim in witness protection, which would explain why we never see her in Breaking Bad. Personally, I hope that's the case because Kim is one of the only "good" people (relatively speaking) in the entire series.

Well Saul was already his lawyer. People suspect he knew who Lalo was, but they can't prove it.

Howard shows up ranting, Lalo visits in the middle of that and sees how aggressive Howard is, and kills him.

Obviously this isn't ideal and would be terrible for both of their careers (Kim more so, as Saul is....well, Saul) but I don't think it would be legally actionable. Like I said, forensics would prove neither of them killed Howard.

Fred.

 

[Rollie Forbes]

Well Saul was already his lawyer. People suspect he knew who Lalo was, but they can't prove it.

Howard shows up ranting, Lalo visits in the middle of that and sees how aggressive Howard is, and kills him.

Obviously this isn't ideal and would be terrible for both of their careers (Kim more so, as Saul is....well, Saul) but I don't think it would be legally actionable. Like I said, forensics would prove neither of them killed Howard.

Fred.

 

[old pig]

I paid for the full season on prime video (not the AMC+ bullshyt)…hopefully the episode drops on there tonight

 

[OGBobbyJohnson]

everybody hates Jesse but his entire life was fukked up

 

[Fctftl]

The main event! Its finally here!

 

[CapitalOne]

Its time

 

[WesCrook]

Made it back on time from a 13.5 hour road trip

 IN

 

[Fctftl]

damn, so far that leak was true

 

[Nero Christ]

Howard went for walk into the ocean

 

[mson]

Poor Howard walked into the ocean.

 

[mannyrs13]

interesting opening scene. new mexico landlocked and so is nebraska. wonder if that was in present or future as well.