The Official "Better Call Saul" Season 6 Thread (Final Season)
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TheDarceKnight
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There's a nightmare story I always think of about this. There were 5 guys in the early 1900's that did a robbery gone bad and someone got murdered. One guy did the murder, but since it was a "criminal enterprise" they all got charged with murder. Most of the guys thought if they confessed to the robbery but not the murder that they'd be okay, but in reality they just sealed their own fate. New York used to have the death penalty as mandatory sentence for murder. All 5 of the guys got the electric chair, and they were all executed on the same night in 1912 at Sing Sing Prison...one after another, in quick succession (plus another 2 people for a different crime).
They'd kill one, wheel the body to the autopsy room and bring in the next guy. Gruesome shyt. They didn't speak great English (they were Italian immigrants) and some didn't even really know what was going on. They didn't all know why they were being killed, but they all heard each other being executed one at a time, and they even heard the buzz saws from the autopsy room 20 feet away (immediate autopsies were mandatory in NY at the time).
Here's an article about it, but be warned that it's pretty fukked up. Nightmare fuel shyt. Medieval shyt, and even for the early 1900's it was a gross human rights violation.
Seven Die at Sing Sing
Sing Sing is a name synonymous with a grim history. Even its original name 'Sinck Sinck’ translates into English as ‘Stone upon stone.’ A myriad of tales abound of harsh discipline, bad food, forced labor and executions, especially executions. The legendary harshness of New York’s attitud...
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MenacingMonk
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Oh yeah, now they you bring up him knowing about all the Heisenberg empire, makes sense they’d charge him.
TheDarceKnight
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I like that Mike got a couple of scenes even after what I thought might be his last appearance in Fun and Games.
That Walt flashback was amazing, and his reaction to the whole time machine concept was perfect. I find it interesting that Jimmy actually called Cinnabon shop for his first call, and I guess that was a signal that he was finding some humanity in himself. Finale was well written and liked how everything was connected.
Unsure if I missed it but did they say what happened to the taxi driver Jeff?
Unsure if I missed it but did they say what happened to the taxi driver Jeff?
ExodusNirvana
Change is inevitable...
*raises a glass*
A toast to one of the best god damn lawyers I ever seen
You fool....you greedy beautiful fool
A toast to one of the best god damn lawyers I ever seen
You fool....you greedy beautiful fool
we know Kim aint gettin wet for ol "yup yup yup" guy. Jimmy McGill was always gonna be her main man
MY CREH SAUL WON
HE GOT RESPECT IN THE YARD
GOT HIS BOTTOM bytch KIM STILL ON HIS JOCK
CREH GONNA BE GOOD ON THE INSIDE
An end of an era
BCS was probably a little tighter overall than BB but both are GOAT tier shows. BB's 1st couple seasons were very good but once they get to season 3 it's just crazy how it all starts falling into place.
BCS was amazing right out the gate. Start to finish every ep was
Let's not forget the early parts of Saul being doc review and Chuck in a blanket lol
Tres Leches
Empire Business
HollywoodP
#LongLive24 #TMC America's Team, Lakeshow, & ASU
wack ass unbelievable ending. Nice run tho BB universe.
Smokin Rider
I been official
I dont see Saul as he was and being far removed from Kim and "Jimmy" taking up 80 years for her. He will hear "better call Saul" at night while she will be hearing "yup" getting her cheeks clapped. Sad how my guy Saul went out
They need to leave it alone. Bb is a classic and this show only added to its legacy. On its own it will go down as really good show
