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

[Professor Emeritus]

Marie all up in the episode like Saul is the reason Hank got killed

she got nothing better to do

Saul is the one who got Walt and Jesse in with Gus and made the whole operation happen, which is the only reason Gus sent the cousins after Hank (before they wanted to kill Walt, not Hank, to avenge Tuco's death). So Saul was integral to it happening.

And no one else was ever sentenced for Hank and Gomie's murders. So the wives are there feeling like this is the one guy in the operation who can face justice for the whole thing.

Just a small thing but I wish they would have ended on the scene of Jimmy & Kim smoking instead of the postscript across the yard, but otherwise fantastic finale.

I wanted it to end on that shyt too. Woulda been a perfect silhouette. When I saw it playing out, I was like "oh shyt, they gon do it." Still not mad tho but it really woulda been perfect ending on that shot.

Me too, I thought it was gonna end there and I woulda liked the visual more.

But I think Kim going out to her life while Jimmy is stuck inside is somewhat truer to reality. It would have been cute to end it with them together but they aren't together and that's how the cookie crumbles.

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

This solidified BCS as not only better than BB but actually shytting on it.

Stop it slime

 

[LuuqMaan]

You'd have been the last lawyer I'd've gone to

Saul got the last laugh when he admitted in court that HE was the one who created Walter White.
Without Saul, WW would have been dead or in prison. The arrogance of WW with that statement annoyed me.

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It was a good landing. I don’t dwell on endings like most people. It’s the journey of the series that I enjoy but I understand how people really want a good ending.

I prefer this series over BB to be fair and Saul was my fave character from that universe.

To everyone involved in this series.

 

[Checkgamematch]

Hated the courtroom scene at the end. So, in real life...no one is flipping back on 7 years and blowing it up to get 87 in the courtroom. It took me out the scene.

 

[Checkgamematch]

I also believe they cut a scene that had Saul and WW interact at his school.

 

[ECA]

I'm glad this was a legal episode. That's Saul at it's best

 

[Rollie Forbes]

That was a great ending to a great series.

 

[MasterOfAllHeSurveyz]

Great series.

My favorite episode is still the Huell church episode with the website.

I still crack up about that shyt to this day.

 

[Rollie Forbes]

Jammed up and still dedicated to Cinnabon operations, like Gus to Los pollos after getting shot

Dualities

 

[Rollie Forbes]

Life plus 190 years

Even after you die, you'd have to come back and go to prison 5 more times!

 

[Methodical]

What a great finale episode.

Vince did such a convincing job that Saul was beyond irredeemable, ready to screw over Kim for ice cream…then it turned out all to be a ploy just to get her to witness his confession.

I loved JImmy asking both Mike and Walt about time machines and essentially what they regretted and their answers made sense for their characters. Mike has always been a character full of such regret and saying he would change the moment he took his first bribe fits with him. And Walt saying he would have not left the company he started fits with his hubris.

I didn't expect to see Marie again but I liked her scenes. I felt her anger when she thought that Jimmy was going to only get 7 years because the prosecutor didn't want to risk a jury trial

 

[Positive Posting]

That was one of the best acted cries ive ever seen in my life

I've had that type of pain before but not because i killed anyone. just cuz of life, i dont wish on nobody

 

[Batsute]

i know its a complete fiction based show. While preposterous at times...Jimmy trickin a 7 year deal to end up at 86 years...dont make sense. And the campy ass shyt with all the inmates chanting his name
I'm not saying it was Dexter bad...its still one of the best series ever, but thats not exactly sticking the landing IMO

Yea it’s a bit corny but I’ve been apart of more cringe shyt in my life, Wal-Mart morning cheers, any team building retreat, and hanging with hoemotional friends. What’s makes it so campy is you’d probably never be caught dead doing that shyt.

 

[MightyHealthy]

This one sticks with who it was supposed to stick with, Jimmy took responsibility for his crimes.

Rewatching BB between 10 and 11 really helped me remember what ultimately is spoken aloud as proof of guilt: Walter White would not have made it far without Saul.

So many parallels, and I never expected Jimmy to admit he killed his brother. "That wasn't a crime." "Yes, it was." is an all-timer line for me.

 

[LuuqMaan]

I also believe they cut a scene that had Saul and WW interact at his school.

This wasn’t shown but clearly hinted at end of episode 10 I think