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

[Wig Twistin Season]

Saul only loved two people more than he loved himself and he let his anger destroy one of those people (Chuck) and he wasn’t about to do it to Kim. Poetic. He finally learned his lesson and accepted what Chuck had been telling him. That’s just who he is. “When have you ever changed your path?”

The best damn jailhouse lawyer a pack of cigs can buy. Gov gonna wish they gave him the og deal

They sent him to that prison he was complaining about earlier

He was conning them the whole time. He wanted to be in that prison because he knew he’d be protected because he’s the greatest criminal lawyer in the game and all those inmates would need his expertise. He’s respected like the president in that bytch. Dudes dapping him up in the kitchen and chanting his name on the bus. And when it’s story time, he’s gonna have them boys dying laughing.

Great ending to a GOAT tv franchise.

Kim with that new look

 

[Hov]

Damn what a ride.

For people saying that Jimmy was a fool for not taking the 7, think about it…

He wouldn’t screwed Kim over and been left to roam the world penniless, disgraced and not with one friend on the planet, full of gray with the knowledge that he screwed over the last person on the Earth that truly cared about him. Basically a life as Gene, a pariah, and he already had millions before, so book deals and stuff like that still would have left him empty.

He will die knowing that he made right by the love of his life, he confessed his sins, and he has nothing on the outside to live for.

On the inside he can at least be human again.

 

[Money Be Green]

Now we need a chicken man spin off

 

[Nero Christ]

man it's funny cause we got 2 shows this year that were high quality that ended with the main character behind bars and shot seemingly the same way in the final scene...We Own This City & BCS.

 

[jackswstd]

Of course this muthafukker had to play super simp at the end SMH! Could’ve been out in 7 years but had to grow a conscience.

 

[Pool_Shark]

Now time for a spin off where we see Saul dealing with prison life and all the schemes he try’s to pull off

Or Walt wakes up before his 1st meeting with Fring. It was all a dream. They restart BrBa but go in a different direction

 

[iseetrolledpeople]

Before anybody asks...I'd watch the shyt out of a series with Jimmy and his prison shenanigans.

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

Now we need a chicken man spin off

Gus is too busy trying to be casted as the new Charles Xavier in the MCU

 

[beenz]

watching this makes me remember how much of a piece of shyt walter was. his fukking ego was out of control by the end of BB, and it's evident here.

 

[MightyHealthy]

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

You may have heard of the sequel, Breaking Bad:

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Just realized Pinkman the only one free. Why the fukk didn't Saul try to leave the country

Pinkman killed more ppl than anyone. I still blame him for that plane crash

 

[beenz]

can't believe jimmy gave up that sweetheart deal. kim willingly confessed, jimmy should have been like

 

[SuburbanPimp]

Excellent Finale… I knew from when they were revisiting Bagman we were in for a fun ride.

That chase ended quick lol, but very realistic in that circumstance.

We got classic Saul working that sweet deal, but once he found out Kim turned herself in like he told her to on that phone call I knew something was going to go bad.

The Walt scene was great because it served as a reminder why Gene didn’t care about the guy who had cancer because look how Walt looked at him and was kind of heartless. Ironically, being so gung ho on taking down the Cancer guy is what ultimately took him down.

Marie was a nice unexpected addition to this episode. Although she annoyed me in BB, she was perfect for this.

Glad to see Saul getting love on the inside. It made more sense because in reality prison is the only place that all of Jimmy/Saul/Gene tactics and scams could be appreciated and after that I started feeling less bad about him going from 7 to 86 years. Although I wouldn’t be mad if a season of him locked up and trying to get out early

I really liked seeing Kim getting fed up with her job and getting to do some Law work, especially the kind she always had a passion for. She deserves that…

Overall I just thought they stuck the landing without needing a jarring death or a wild chase and shootout scene. We just needed Saul in his element in court. Gonna miss this show

 

[OGBobbyJohnson]

 

[BunchePark]

Hopefully Kim slid my dog some p*ssy on the way out