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

[Reality Check]

This must be the beginning of BB when Walt went on that ride along.

Based on the call between Kim & Gene, the divorce papers being signed happened a couple years before BB starts.

I gotta watch el camino again after the show ends next week and see if I catch anything that relates to this show.

The only thing I can think of that ties together BCS and El Camino is Francesca saying they found Pinkman's car at the border but can't find him.

brought down by life alert

Fitting given the Sandpiper settlement provided the seed money for Saul to live that lifestyle

A full written confession to Howard's wife on some 'this is your closure, but they can't touch me' shyt - it's about to fukk with Saul's whole shyt too, from the look off it.

Kim also lied to Howard's wife saying she had no idea whether Saul was alive or not.

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

God bless the marketing team for upping 'Albequerque Conman' clips on youtube, within the last few hours that Marion could have actually seen. I didn't see anything on Askjeeves though

 

[Anton]

Yes. Hank is in the category of "geniuses in his line of work". He wasn't no fcuk up.

thats why he scared to go to el paso

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Aaron Paul is 44, he's supposed to look like that. His character in that scene is supposed to be 25 or so

Blame the meth

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Breh did this man just say YUP

I'm like ew
She could have done better

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

''Ole dang'ole Kim mayne, ole dang'le change her life, ole dang'ole just ain't right mayne'' - Boomhauer

 

[beenz]

looks like slippin jimmy done finally once and for good. he just can't resist scamming

I was gonna say maybe it's passed the statute of limitations, but the gene scenes from BCS take place in 2010, same as the end of breaking bad.

 

[beenz]

Its part of this show everytime Mike on screen it looks like they dusted him out of his tomb. I just suspend my disbelief. Manolo "Don Eladio" too look old as dirt. But the acting ,directing ,dark humor, and cinematography still on point.

yeah, AMC doesn't have de-aging money like the irishman.

 

[FaTaL]

Judging by that teaser at the end, I expect Saul to call Forster's character and we get a quick "you're too hot to handle" convo.

And yes, I know Forster passed on, but technology these days can make it work.

There’s always a voice actor to replace a phone call scene

 

[Reality Check]

There’s always a voice actor to replace a phone call scene

Or previous outtakes for visuals

 

[Robbo]

What we know of, he’s never directly killed anybody

Walter never directly killed anybody?

 

[FaTaL]

Walter never directly killed anybody?

Saul

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Yes. Hank is in the category of "geniuses in his line of work". He wasn't no fcuk up.

Was he really though?

Huell walked because they found out Hank held him under false pretenses. A lawyer with Jimmy's smarts would have eaten that case, easily.

Also the biggest meth dealer in the world was his own brother-in-law and the only reason he found out was because of Walt's arrogance.

Tenacious - sure. But genius? Like orchestrating ten synchronized murders in a two minute window level driven/smart? Nah.

Only person that struck me as having genius cop instincts was Mike

 

[aceboon]

Is there pop culture significance behind the name "Victor St Clair" Gene used when calling Kim? I remember back when Phonte hadn't fully started singing yet he used to sing under that name.

 

[MajesticLion]

One thing these writers are very, very good at...is illustrating just how mind-numbingly vapid everyday life is for so many people. Work interactions, social interactions, so much paint-by-the-numbers-because-it's-expected.


Well played, Gilligan et al.