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

[Yayo Toure]

Good to see Saul drown his sorrows in some strange pum pum.

Sad that Gus is a battyman but it explains a lot about him.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Their not partners tho. He still call him Mr Fring.

Gus probably asexual.

Also he got his mind on a goal he needs no interference.

I wasn’t saying they were partners. But as confirmed by the creators, the waiter was a potential love interest for Gus

 

[FlyRy]

I thought the show spun it's wheels in the first part of this season too much post nacho until Lalos' return in the apartment. but the last few eps have been all-timers.

 

[CROM]

Mike gave him closure, I’m sure in the back of his mind he knew something bad happened

Mike was trying to clear his conscience. Do, what he rationalizes as, a good thing. I don’t think it was about closure for Nacho’s dad, as much as it was about his own guilt.

 

[Mission249]

There's really no definitive answer to whether Gus is gay or not.
Something I've noticed from listening to interviews from the cast, writers and producers is that they'll frequently defer to someone else involved in any scene for the "true" interpretation.
For example, someone will ask a producer "What did Gus mean in that scene where..." and they'll respond with "I think the writer meant..." or the writer will say "I think the actor was trying to convey..."
At first I found it weird that they didn't have definitive answers, but then I realized that unless something is explicitly written down they allow all the people involved to inject different, potentially conflicting interpretations. That might contribute to how layered the writing feels.
All they were trying to convey explicitly is that Gus can't allow himself to relax. If a producer or the actor added their own ambiguous touches to the situation, that may or may not be canon.

 

[Pool_Shark]

so did that waiting room lead to a direct bb scene.. they made sure to focus on there.. and Saul's outfit..

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i think the only shows that could possibly be made r Gus and Mike prequels...they gotta use diff younger actors though.

Kim sequel wouldn't work because she has to be be quiet. Plus the end of bcs might close that chapter.

a Salamanca prequel show might be dope too.. don Eladio shyt Tuco fukkery .. Twin savegey ... and Lalo charm lol. end it with them recruiting Nacho.

Vince is capable of a lot more. Let’s stop this breaking bad universe. It worked with Odenkirk because he is actually entertaining. Only other actor could be Lalo but they offed him

 

[Pool_Shark]

There's really no definitive answer to whether Gus is gay or not.
Something I've noticed from listening to interviews from the cast, writers and producers is that they'll frequently defer to someone else involved in any scene for the "true" interpretation.
For example, someone will ask a producer "What did Gus mean in that scene where..." and they'll respond with "I think the writer meant..." or the writer will say "I think the actor was trying to convey..."
At first I found it weird that they didn't have definitive answers, but then I realized that unless something is explicitly written down they allow all the people involved to inject different, potentially conflicting interpretations. That might contribute to how layered the writing feels.
All they were trying to convey explicitly is that Gus can't allow himself to relax. If a producer or the actor added their own ambiguous touches to the situation, that may or may not be canon.

Gus is definitely gay. That’s why he hates Hector so much

 

[Tres Leches]

what if kim ended up practicing law in nebraska?

 

[Mortal1]

Gus is definitely gay. That’s why he hates Hector so much

Hector was roasting Gus when he said LOS CULOS HERMANOS when Gus brought the cook to meet the cartel that faithful day.

 

[Tres Leches]

Hector even said LOS CULOS HERMANOS when Gus brought the cook to meet the cartel that faithful day,

 

[spencerforhire]

I don't see it in the cards that she gets murked.

I think we'll see her again in the future, and I do think she and Jimmy will have a bittersweet reunion moment before the show ends. I don't think she dies, though, or at least not by Gus' hands. I don't think we'll see her again until we get to the black and white era, and Gus is dead in that time frame.

So Kim runs into Saul working behind the Cinnabun counter

 

[Wargames]

I think Kim works with the feds to arrest Saul and that is the twist, she pulls one on slippin Jimmy.


Like the incident being recognized leads him to calling her, and from there she tells the Feds and leads him to being arrested and the last thing she says to him before they take him in is she still loves him.


Like the two of them are alcoholics for crime and she got clean but Jimmy got much worst and that is her saving him. Then maybe they work to get him out eventually…. and he is ok with that, because she might be the only person he ever loved who loved him back.

 

[FaTaL]

I think Kim works with the feds to arrest Saul and that is the twist, she pulls one on slippin Jimmy.


Like the incident being recognized leads him to calling her, and from there she tells the Feds and leads him to being arrested and the last thing she says to him before they take him in is she still loves him.


Like the two of them are alcoholics for crime and she got clean but Jimmy got much worst and that is her saving him. Then maybe they work to get him out eventually…. and he is ok with that, because she might be the only person he ever loved who loved him back.

That would be one hell of a twist, I can’t see her admitting to being part of hamlins downfall though, she definitely regrets it though

 

[FaTaL]

So Kim runs into Saul working behind the Cinnabun counter

That would be hella embarrassing for Saul

 

[BlackStarryKnight]

I dunno, I couldn't get a read on that scene.

Whole thing felt weird and I wasn't sure what the point of it was. Which is extremely rare for these writers.

I mean, Vince Gilligan is an "X-Files" vet so the DNA of "show a scene out of context, then explain it later" is embedded in "BB" and "BCS" but I didn't feel like that watching that scene. I was lost.

Then I went online and seen everyone saying it confirmed Gus is gay so it made sense. Given what I explained earlier, there's no way I would guess that from that scene.

Fred.

It’s fine man, they fukked up Gus said the kids won’t eat it when Walt came over. Yeah yeah, you can have kids and be gay. They could be someone else’s kids… or they didn’t mean for him to be gay like you said and they folded since so many people fukking wanted him and Max to be together