For his last hurrah in court as saul, jimmy isnt built to run forever.
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The one thing when I think about it that I never could understand is why Saul went into hiding to begin with? I KNOW it's due to his involvement with Saul and the things that he did, but Saul didn't have really that much of a connection with the exception of Huell snitching, but even with that he wouldn't have known what happened to Huell if we recall in Breaking Bad, and Huell making the accusation wouldn't be enough for proof.
All of Saul's financial records and documents were shredded. It's implied that Francesca did not run and got herself an attorney. The only thing that those in general known to be as fact is that Saul hired him for legal means that Saul and easily justify making up excuses. It's not like his reputation of working with the cartel is no SECRET. Everyone knows about him defending LALO and got PAID for it. So, I honestly do not understand why Saul HAD to run?
All of Saul's financial records and documents were shredded. It's implied that Francesca did not run and got herself an attorney. The only thing that those in general known to be as fact is that Saul hired him for legal means that Saul and easily justify making up excuses. It's not like his reputation of working with the cartel is no SECRET. Everyone knows about him defending LALO and got PAID for it. So, I honestly do not understand why Saul HAD to run?
because of all the money laundering and the scams he did with skyler.
Good ol slippin Jimmy
ExodusNirvana
Change is inevitable...
Why would he turn himself in though?
There's nothing to gain there, he'll lose easily I think
Guilt? Jimmy? C'mon lol
Loved it, wasn't exciting and won't top anyone's lists but it served a great purpose and wasn't filler at all.
It showed how lonely he is, the only time he tells the truth is when he has to distract the cop from Parks & Rec.
It showed how clever he can still be.
All while wrapping up the cabbie plot.
Finally, it shows him falling back into "the life". He openly wears his ring now and and came damn close to buying that Armani shirt and tie.
It showed how lonely he is, the only time he tells the truth is when he has to distract the cop from Parks & Rec.
It showed how clever he can still be.
All while wrapping up the cabbie plot.
Finally, it shows him falling back into "the life". He openly wears his ring now and and came damn close to buying that Armani shirt and tie.
The CEO of Dreakworks offered these writers $75 million to make 3 more episodes of "Breaking Bad" and they said no.
DreamWorks Animation's CEO offered $75 million for three more 'Breaking Bad' episodes
The CEO of DreamWorks Animation wanted to see a few more episodes of Breaking Bad, and he was willing to put up a Walter White-style stack of money in order to make it happen. According to Variety,...
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They don't do extra or filler episodes, due to how they construct a season.
They map out the whole season, then divide it into episodes. Then they break down the episodes into individual scenes:
This is before they ever write a single line of script.
So they can't just randomly plug in or add more story. It's damn near impossible due to how they work.
Fred.
I explained all that here:
The Official "Better Call Saul" Season 6 Thread (Final Season)
Gus was also celebrating victory. Lalo dead, he got his territory and he sonned him Hector. He get to start back building his lab. When he got home he open the shades up in his windows and tve sun was shining.
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Fred.
I was not expecting that episode lol. It was great though.
Me and my wife were absolutely losing it when dude slipped and was
Me and my wife were absolutely losing it when dude slipped and was
I can't even say I wasn't feeling it, I was thoroughly entertained.
But....
I was not expecting that episode lol. It was great though.
Me and my wife were absolutely losing it when dude slipped and was
This sums up how I feel.
If this episode....the writing....directing....the level of planning the writers took, to map out robbing a department store....was on any other show this would be considered 10/10.
But this show is constantly operating at such a high level "I wasn't expecting that" is the worst people can say.
Fred,
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If this was any other show, it would be called trashI can't even say I wasn't feeling it, I was thoroughly entertained.
But....
This sums up how I feel.
If this episode....the writing....directing....the level of planning the writers took, to map out robbing a department store....was on any other show this would be considered 10/10.
But this show is constantly operating at such a high level "I wasn't expecting that" is the worst people can say.
Fred,
But this y’all on here anytime an underwhelming episode drops
ExodusNirvana
Change is inevitable...
Jimmy does have some guilt and morals, although very little. He never wanted to really go after Hamlin, that was all Wexler.
I think he’s tired of living this life, he probably wants to do his time and move on. Living in constant fear changes you
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That’s it? A whole episode on shoplifting?
All those people clamoring for all-Gene episodes got what they wanted....and it was a let down. It's going to be brutal if the remaining three episodes are "Schemin' Gene". Understand it was a loose end to tie up, but the problem is this:
Random as fukk to put this episode here compared to where the last episode ended. Unless Marion or Jeff turn out to be undercover FBI agents, this episode made zero sense to air on Monday night.