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Season 6 Episode 9 Fun And Games: Gus attempts to smooth things over with the cartel while Mike ties up loose ends north of the border.
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Better Call Saul is the prequel to the award-winning series Breaking Bad, set six years before Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk) became Walter White's lawyer. When we meet him, the man who will become Saul Goodman is known as Jimmy McGill, a small-time lawyer searching for his destiny, and, more immediately, hustling to make ends meet. Working alongside, and often against, Jimmy is "fixer" Mike Erhmantraut (Jonathan Banks), a beloved character introduced in Breaking Bad. The series will track Jimmy's transformation into Saul Goodman, the man who puts "criminal" in "criminal lawyer."
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"Apart we're okay, but ... together we're like a chimp with a machine gun"
Together we are like a Bravo with a Vince
and then he's way worse as Saul anyway.
Kim (tears in eyes): “Alone, we’re okay, but together…”
[*wrestling intro interjects, cut to Chuck McGill*]
Chuck (in hysterics): “THEY DEFECATED THROUGH A SUNROOF!”
Like a machine gun with a law degree!
So Jimmy is the Chimp and Kim is the Gun
The saddest part about this? Kim is right, she is the worst version of herself when she’s with Jimmy, but without Kim, Jimmy becomes the worst version of himself.
Aptly put.
Not really. Look at her without Jimmy, her life is no life at all. I'd say her dead inside version in season 6 is way worse than when they were together.
@@ethanwinters9419 Them being together killed a man, I dunno if I'd say them being together is "better"
@@frankyboi4488 them being together is better for them. also they didnt kill howard, lalo did
This is why I think this was ultimately a selfish move on Kim's part. Together they could have changed their ways and done a lot of good, learning from their mistakes and becoming a net force for good. But instead Kim brushed Jimmy aside and went off to cleanse her soul, leaving Jimmy with nothing left to live for. Sad, really. Great storytelling.
Once again reminded of the fact that one of the original pitches for BCS back when the show was still being thought up was the idea of it just being a half-hour comedy sketch with celebrity guests of the week that Saul has to bail out of wacky criminal circumstances, eternally thankful that we got this show instead lmao
They should’ve done a show like that instead of slippin jimmy
@@papaq3810 or Los Pollos Hermanos show starring Lyle where he serves sketchy customers
That's what most fans wanted it to be too lmao
@@wassupguy1 Better Dial Lyle
@@papaq3810 Forreal. Having cake and eating it too. That would be so fun!
“I love you too, but so what? Together, we are poison.” and “You’ve never mattered all that much to me.”, both lines that set Jimmy over the edge to Saul Goodman.
"You've never mattered all that much to me." This made the dominant personality Saul Goodman
"Together, we are poison." made sure Jimmy Mcgill never survived and only Saul Goodman remained
The two people that he loved the most are the people that caused him to turn into Saul. It's very tragic.
He decided to be like that. You can't put the weight of your decisions on others. Deep down, he liked to be Saul Goodman, he was good at it, and he was alive.
@@est.sar.9276 Here’s the thing, I don’t think he actually enjoyed it. Based on the last scene in fun and games, he seems like he’s living a hollow existence. He enjoys the thrill of scams, but he doesn’t enjoy hurting people. He’s an addict.
This reminded me of the last episode of Oz when Beecher told Chris Keller “You are poison, You are death” when he’s breaking up with him. Makes me think it might’ve been inspired by that scene.
I love how she says "FUN" as it's the dirtiest word on the dictionary.
it can be.....
Considering the context of why she said it, it might as well be 😔
Yeah, awesome
She emphasized the word, because something trivial as "having FUN" caused an innocent man to end up dead. Someone they both knew personally and either helped them out or wanted to. It really went too far, and the guilt makes her realize how much of a bad influence Jimmy/Saul is.
@@JoaLoft I don't agree on one part. She did not exonerate herself by thinking that Jimmy is bad influence on her. She admits they both are bad influence for each other. Her idea of fun is in herself. Sure, it took Jimmy for her to discover it, but she knows she wanted it and nobody forced her. In fact, she made Jimmy take the prank on Howard to the next level, just as she did with the one on Kevin. They are both accomplices in the real sense of the term.
odenkirk is so so good here. plays the confused, desperate, and angry jimmy so well here, it’s so realistic
Bravo Bobdenkirk
Bob Odenkirk has been amazing throughout the entire Breaking Bad universe being on air
He is so good everywhere
ABSOLUTLEY phenomenal acting on both their parts.. such a masterpiece
Nah because he's SUCH a good actor.
The movie 'Nobody' was so good, I am so glad he's getting more roles.
“And then I go and spoil it all by saying something stupid like, ‘I love you.’”
Gives it a completely different meaning
Such brilliant writing and song choice way early on 😢
Reference?
@@Kveerforever from Season 4 episode 7 of BCS titled "Something Stupid".
@@TheBrickBuildingEnthusiast thanks m8
Almost felt like she dumped *me.*
Saddest break-up scene ever.
sure dude
Oh my god it was you Amandeep! I only just realised, you're the Better Call Saul!
Gince you absolute venius madman!
So many salty guys in the comments lol
@@arkamitra5354 there's just only one salty guy though?
What I wouldn't give to be dumped by Kim Wexler lol
I honestly thought Kim was going to die…
But somehow this was far more painful than anything I imagined.
It's not more painful than Huell eating her though.
@@keyser9537 huh?
@@Help_m3 don't pretend like this didn't happen
@@keyser9537 the scene where huell saw Kim and said _I gotta do it man_
Incredible acting !
@@onkareshwarsharma637 incredible eating*
This is the first time they said "I love you" to each other but it's ironically heartbreaking when this is also the last time they'll see each other again.
As of now
There is no indication they won't see each other again, just because they broke up. Why wouldn't they?
It wouldn't really make any sense if they don't actually.
They still had to see each other to divorce
@@gugra8661 We don’t know if they got a divorce. Remember, they got married partly so they wouldn’t have to testify against each other in court. Jimmy has a lot more potential legal trouble since he’s gotten involved with the cartel-he still needs the protection of the marital privilege.
"And then I go and spoil it off by saying something stupid like I love you..."
Dear God the way he said “You make me happy”, as self indulgent as it is it’s gut wrenching. Incredible acting
Jimmy is alone amongst his fate. People act like disconnection is virtue yet what he becames people say it's sad. But doesn't bat an eye that you all lost jimmy when separation was the best choice. Yeah, of course becouse it got it all wrong.
Yeah it chokes me up everytime
The way that his voice is so small when he says that, it just ruins me. 😢
We all know the real reason Kim left Jimmy… he didn’t have enough stickers.
XD Mike Ehrmantraut approves this message.
In the end Mike didn’t have enough stickers either which is why he had to die.
Dis comment is *Acceptable*
Thank you for providing a bit of levity to this thread.
I don't get it. Would you please care to explain it?
I felt so bad for Jimmy. You could feel his pain just thinking that he was going to lose Kim forever. Well acted scene!!!
I am just curious what will happen to Kim Wexler in upcoming episodes.
Don't feel bad. It's entirely their own faults
@@the-annoyinator why? If the mistake is the person's fault, can't we feel sorry for that person?
@@the-annoyinator yeah but its not like he knew what will happen later
@@cokonat58 Do you feel bad for murderers who deflect blame?
Despite the extreme circumstances, this is the most realistic break up scene I have ever seen. The distant sounds of traffic, so mundane, carrying on while your world collapses. The desperate, doomed grasping and bargaining in the face of the inevitable. The sound of packing from the other room as you stand in dumb silence.
It hurt.
Yep. Been there. Truly hellish.
And one day, you're gonna wake up, eat your breakfast, brush your teeth, go about your business. And sooner or later, you're gonna realize you haven't thought about it. None of it. And that's the moment you realize you can forget.
One of the best lines of BCS@@luliu4572
@@luliu4572 brilliant.
The tequila bottle has represented Jimmy and Kim's relationship. It doesn't represent Jimmy, doesn't represent Kim, but represents the 2 of them together. Here, Kim says 'together, we're poison.' That same tequila brand, Gus uses to actually poison Don Eladio and co in Breaking Bad.
Ok I think that's gotta be a coincidence no way Vince went that far
@@APKAK-1465 That was definitely purposeful. They also played with the simbolism of the bottle stopper by having the store employee tell Jimmy that the stopper is pretty sharp, in the end of episode 6x06.
@@baraujo98 I don't think it was purposeful at all. One of the writing techniques employed in the show was writing with no foresight, and looking backward for contextual clues instead. I find it hard for them to plan this out so far back when they explicitly say they write like this (i.e, with no foresight whatsoever) in many interviews. It was just coincidental word choice. But whatever psycho-analysers, you do you.
@@EliteNormie Well, the tequila bottle (particularly the cap) is unquestionably a symbolic motif of the show. It's not psychoanalysis, it's literary analysis. Motifs drive central themes in a story, and when the camera closes in on that tequila bottle cap, or it becomes a point of focus time after time, that's not just "lol oops isn't it funny how we keep bringing up this bottle??" No, it's deliberate.
Maybe they didn't "plan this out so far back" as, say, Breaking Bad, which first featured the tequila brand as a medium for poison. However, Jimmy & Kim bonding over this tequila brand, along with both the camera's and the script's focus on this bottle, is definitely a sign that they intended it as a motif to drive the central theme of toxic social interactions and their consequences.
They don't have to use that much foresight, since they clearly made a decision early on to use this tequila brand as a symbol of Jimmy & Kim's toxic capers. It's all just been a steady continuation of that decision.
Brabo bince
0:40 "What's done can be undone."
He said, as he was standing in the one spot of the room where something was done that can never be undone.
if only he had that time machine
This is literally the moment Jimmy Mcgill became Saul Goodman
Ok
Sa'll badman
nah this is the moment walter white became heisenberg
Pravo Beter
Literally the most relevant use of this meme. There was no one moment when Walt became Heisenberg, but this really is the moment that pushes Jimmy over the edge. He had his buildup like Walt, but because of this moment he loses everything inside
Jimmy’s voice at “You make me happy” destroyed me
This episode was entitled “Fun and Games”, yet contained this scene.
Therefore, I intend to sue AMC for a total of $1,000,020.
20 dollars for the false advertising.
1 mil for the emotional pain and suffering I endured.
Sue em all!
This episode was everything but fun and games.. the choice of the name was just cruel.. damn you Vince!
Just remember that if you want to win your lawsuit...
BETTER CALL SAUL
Mr. Simpson, this is the most blatant case of fraudulent advertising since my suit against the film "The Neverending Story."
Your Honor, I contend that the plaintiffs should have been familiar with the saying “It’s all fun and games until someone gets hurt,” and that the defendants cannot be held responsible for their lack of knowledge. Therefore, we move for summary judgment.
The intensity of the scene is something else. The panicked breath in by Saul lets you know how terrified he is - trying to talk someone out of leaving you; a decision they've already made. Masterful, devastating scene.
whats up checkmark
But what Bar is Saul Goodman ?
Can of coke to you mate!
He's one of the smartest lawyers we've ever seen on screen and yet he's too stupid to see.. she made up her mind ten minutes ago...
Your too stupid to see, she made up her mind 10 mins ago
It's heartbreaking how similar this was to Chuck telling him he hurts everyone, god knows Jimmy never told Kim what he said but he has to hear it all over again but from someone who actually supported him
Kim didn't say that and in fact she became the mastermind of their operations
@@srallulrich no
How is that heartbreaking
They said "I love you" to each other only once during the whole show, but we always know that they love each other...
you can tell how much work bob and rhea put into this scene. it just feels so raw and stinging and real
No it's all real. They broke up in real life and Vince placed hidden cameras inside their house to film this. 🅱️ravo ✌️ince!
Its almost like they are paid insane amounts of money to act 😮😮😮 huge respect for them for not having a script in their hands . Protect these people at all costs
@@based-ys9umyeah 99% of actors who get paid alot don't create scenes like this. This is a master class in acting. Back off my boy
@@d8dknee8rjdje8 gawk gawk gawk gawk gawk gawk gawk
It's funny how most of us expected the thing that pushed Jimmy over the edge to become Saul to be some kind of evil act of criminality or deception, but instead it was a simple breakup. And Saul Goodman turned out to be a coping mechanism.
especially the divorce scene. the obnoxious, ‘I don’t care’ attitude is so painful to watch when you know he’s actually a broken man.
When Saul entered that room it definitely turned into one of the saddest scenes in BCS
Literally one of the scenes of modern time.
Jimmy died when his relationship with Kim did. She was the only one who truly loved him with all of his flaws and even she left him.
She loved the scams, not Jimmy
@@mrD66M She got into the scams because she loved Jimmy. Turns out she loved the scams too.
Heartbreaks like this are the worst kind. You can't even demonise the other person to simplify your feelings.
So not being able to demonize someone makes it the worst kind?
What!?!?!
@@DRourk
Well yeah - you can't blame the other side for cheating & simplify your feelings, you have to accept that your were not healthy for someone despite how much fun you were having. That's incredibly rough.
@@DRourk emotionally for you, yes
@@DRourkYou're kind of slow, huh? Did you go to special school?
I love this show everything has been building to this point absolutely crushing.
bravo Vince xd
Bravo Peter Gould
@@noro329 Bravo Noro
@Rædweald Bravo Kevin Spacey
Breaking bad: haha funny lawyer
Better call Saul: pain…….
"Because i was having too much FUN" is the BCS version of "I did it for me... I liked it... I was alive"
I swear, if Rhea Seehorn doesn't win an Emmy for this season
Remember, she’s only nominated for the first half of this season. She’ll be eligible in 2023 for the second half (including this episode).
What you gona do?
Emmy's are garbage.... just like the Oscars....
@@Camaraocompao he will become the breaking bad
@@Camaraocompao he will swear, read.
How good odenkirk is doesn’t get enough praise. This guy is incredible. The way he uses his voice to convey emotion is insane.
Just love how complicated love be. Jimmy and Kim are truly soulmates. They love and defend each other. Without Kim, Jimmy becomes his worst self, but with Jimmy, Kim becomes her worst self. Howard was absolutely on point. Kim and Jimmy are basically the same person. They lie, they hurt, they destroy the world together. They love each other so much, that it’s their love that costed them everything in the end. Their relationship was hanging by a thread, but indirectly being responsible for Howard’s death, was the final straw.
It always shows how guilt can affect people in different ways. Kim’s response to guilt to run and leave the past behind, including Jimmy. Because she felt, she didn’t deserve to be happy with Jimmy.
Jimmy’s response was to become everything the world thought of him. Because he felt, he didn’t deserve to be happy with Kim.
When he goes into the room to see packed boxes - that hurts. Thats such a real experience. You’re still trying to understand how you can try to make it better but your other half is already leaving.
The silver lining of this scene is that Kim Wexler got away from the business and she is most likely safe. Not everybody in the BB and BCS universe can get a fresh start.
Agreed!
It ain't over yet
What's funny is that the BCS and BB universe is just the regular universe. Life is cruel.
@@MelodeathxTed I'd argue the regular universe can be far, far worse...
well kim stopped the second the line was crossed. but jimmy didnt so obviously eventually everything collapsed for him. if everyone in the universe stopped early they wouldve been able to stop
Kim to me feels like a version of Walter that is able to look at herself and actually realise what's wrong with her and try to fix it as fast as possible
Edit: Whether it's to late for her to change is really up to the viewer's interpretation. Personally I think it may be too late for her.
But it was too late, the damage was done, an innocent man lost EVERYTHING he could possibly lose because of her.
She deserved AT LEAST to be in jail
Rather than indulging pride in the bad decisions that made him special, ruining the lives of the people around him, she cut it out.
Cool comparison
@@matheuscruz8574 she'll be in the next episodes in front of Goodmans office smoking a cig
☺ told ya
More Skyler/Jesse in my eyes.
@@matheuscruz8574 ehhh, what happened to Howard was awful, but that was Lalo, not Kim. Now, even if I wasn't oozing sympathy for Howard, publicly humiliating him in front of his colleagues was certainly wrong; however, as they state in the show, he would have bounced back from that at the end of the day. Lalo is responsible for the demise of Howard not Kim.
the zipping noises of the bags symbolyzing jimmy's heart being ripped apart is so well done bravo vince
🙄
Lmao good one
Vravo Bince
Just stop
It’s actually TAPE. Note the cardboard boxes in the bedroom.
EDIT: in the full version, it’s clearly duct tape being unraveled. But here you only hear what sounds like a zipper.
God, I never actually care about on screen relationships, because they're almost always meaningless, but this being such a major turning point in Jimmy, now Saul's life AND being one of the last episodes of the BB/BCS world... Just gut wrenching.
The worst part is you knew something like this was coming. He couldn't be the saul we knew with Kim in his life. Some people thought she was going to die (I definitely did at some points) but this was equally as painful
Heartbreaking yet cathartic. Sometimes the best way to keep things together is to keep them apart.
not so much that but ripping the band aid off, that's what this scene gleamed on.
Cringe.
@@Trezooono u
something about the way he delivered “kim… don’t do this, kim please..” waa just so unsettlingly real and gut wrenching. this is what heartbreak does, after all hes been through, this is the thing that sets him officially over the edge. masterful show.
that "hey" before I love you. It makes me think that being straightforward and honest with his feelings, with no rhetoric games, no long winded speeches or anything, is somewhat of a new idea for Jimmy.
2:34 That's really the moves of a man in love, good acting!
I really love how realistic this show portrays dramatic personal relationship dialogues.
"That's not it, we're bad for eachother" Kim still believes in Jimmy. She's rooting for him still, even after all that she knows hes got a good heart. She knows that and believes in him and still has to walk away
"What's done can be undone"
I love the painful irony of this line so much, when the entire story has been about how you can never take back what you've done.
It's astronomically difficult listening to the inflection and tone he is using. You can tell that he knows exactly what she is going to do, but he is doing his absolute most to prevent it from happening. Heartbreaking.
man the beginning shows how much jimmy loves her. he knows all the clients close to her and knows how much helping these people matter to her.
For me, this scene alone has the same intensity, shock, dread and sadness of Breaking Bad's S5E14. In a way, it reminds me of the final confrontation between Walt and Skyler in Ozymandias. Walt's destruction of his family and Saul's breakup show the exact moment where their lives reached a point of no return, when everything finally fell apart for them. Better Call Saul's S6E9 was very painful to watch as a whole unlike the other episodes. Fun and Games, at least for me, is Better Call Saul's "Ozymandias".
thank you stalin
To Kim’s credit, other than Jesse, she’s pretty much the only major character in the Breaking Bad universe to actively feel remorse for the horrible things they did.
Mike does too, but he knows what happens if he stops in this line of work
Jimmy went to 5 stages of grief here. Incredible.
Explain plz in which order when he did it? And which scenes exactly
Kim and Saul remind me of my ex-girlfriend and myself. We had euphoric times together, going to parties and doing drugs. It’s an experience you’ll never forget and can only have with someone you truly love. Unfortunately, I decided I wanted to grow up. I was tired of doing pills all day and night. I wanted something more. So I broke up with her. I still regret it to this day and still love her but together we were exactly what Saul and Kim were: toxic.
Ok, degen lmao
This reminds me of Jesse and Jane too.
Relationships are cringe bro
@@Trezoootouch grass
fascinating.
I got broken up with the same day this aired. So at least I was comforted knowing I wasn't the only one being broken up with that night.
The first time we ever hear them say they love eachother is when they are in a mifdle of a break up. The script is amazing.
"We are [Ba]d for each other" - Kim predicted the sequel show title "Breaking Bad". Bravo Pete, you did it again. Take it from here, Vince.
For some reason that “ugh” at 0:36 feels so damn real
Fun fact: every episode in season 6 up to and including this episode are titled in "x & y" format. (Plan & Execution for example) The episode right after this breaks the title format.
Jimmy & Kim
This episode was the ozymandias of Better Call Saul
This is the moment Kim broke up with Jimmy.
Ya think?
This is the moment Kim.
Heartbreaking scene, especially if you've recently been broken up with. Tremendous pain.
exactly
"What the hell is wrong with you? We're a family!" - Ozymandias
"I love you too... but so what?" - Fun And Games
Both amazing scenes! Bravo Vince/Peter
2:47 probably the saddest "I love you." scene..
We all knew something would happen to Kim, but that it was gonna go down like this is just depressing.
As opposed to getting shot?
It’s definitely heartbreaking, but GOD do I love that she wasn’t forced out of the game & Jimmy’s life by death or otherwise. I love that it was something as simple and mundane as a breakup, yet still feels like the apocalypse in the context of the show
Wow, the audio quality in this scene is great! You can hear the exact moment when his heart breaks! Bravo Vince!!!
that's some hifi dolby 7.1 surround sound
One of the toxic parts of their dynamic is that they found a way to escape their emotions through each other. Even when facing the end, Jimmy only admits "I love you" as a last ditch effort of authenticity to convince Kim to stay.
I really love that he was direct, didn’t do a speech or didn’t say something for manipulating. That “I love you” was very sincere.
2:25 to 3:05 is the most real breakup dialogue put to film
"What's done can be undone." Saul says that while they are standing where Howard died.
“I love you too, but so what?” - this line fucken hurts
I can’t even describe how long I was crying for after watching this scene for the first time
That “you make me happy😢”
Hearing Saul say “you make me happy” is some amazing acting by Bob Odenkirk
2:46 the way he said " I love you " it’s so sad, he thought it’ll fix the issue
You can't tell he's not used to express his feelings like an adult. When saying that, he looks almost childish
@@erin_3569 I adore the small details Bob acts out, it really rounds out Jimmy’s character
You can just feel the pain - the arguing, desperation, helplessness - brought back bad memories of my breakup... damn, so well acted and real
Man it's so sad when Jimmy says "You make me happy!"
This scene was what killed the last bit of Jimmy's soul. This scene was what turned Jimmy into Saul Goodman.
Superb acting from both Odenkirk and Seehorn! You really feel the heartbreak! 💔
THE BEST SCENE IN THE ENTIRE SEASON SO FAR
was it?
@@Saddonghussein Beautifully acted by both Odenkirk and Seehorn. The final shot of the slow zoom into the back of Jimmys head was so eerie and sad at the same time that it made the flash forward to Saul Goodman even more satisfying.
@@Saddonghussein 100%
nah
@@Blazable disagree. the end of episode 8 was better imo, but this comes close.
"Apart, we're Breaking and Bad, but... together, we're Breaking Bad."
For years watching this show I was convinced that Kim would eventually die and that would be the cement to hold Saul over Jimmy.
This was way more traumatic and painful.
The more you rewatch it, the more it hurts.
One of the most gut-wrenching dialogues I've ever seen in any media imo. Legendary show, Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul are going into history
The loathing with which she belts out the word "fun"..
Keep in mind not ONE Emmy was won for this amazing show.
"You're the smartest lawyer I've ever met, and you're too stupid to see...."
"She made up her mind 10 minutes ago."
"And I didn't want that. Because... I did it for me. I liked it. I was good at it. And really, I was... I was alive."
This has gotta be the most heartbreaking scene in all of BB and BCS. Everyone knew something had to happen with Kim but this is truly tragic for so many reasons.
Because of what happened as a result - this was essentially jimmy’s death as he became Saul full time.
But also because of what could have been. Kim could’ve helped so many people with her pro bono idea, and she was the one thing keeping jimmy from becoming Saul and giving him the only thing he ever wanted and never got from anyone else: love and appreciation.
Of course I understand it had to happen, jimmy was never going to become a straight, honest lawyer, and he had been slowly corrupting Kim over time unintentionally. But having spent so much time with them as characters and loving their relationship and their dynamic, this was truly painful.
"What's done can be undone" is so fitting a reference under the circumstances.
Layers and layers of nuance and buildup aside I really love the simplicity of the episode title, normally they say it at some point in the episode but the way it manifests is Kim’s last line: “because I was having too much fun”
She says it like it’s the most awful thing they could have done, to have fun, and in this case it is bc the simplicity of the episode title is something that just about sums up all of the important events that catalyzed Jimmy’s transition into Saul, which is the idea of “it’s all fun and games until someone gets hurt.”
I haven’t finished the series yet because I got done with this episode and the immediate switch into being Saul is too jarring and too sad honestly in the wake of this episode to immediately continue. So so so gutted Rhea Seehorn didnt win the Emmy because if it was ever in doubt before, she certainly deserved it for even this scene alone.
"Together, together, we were nothing but a menace...Apart we were nothing but lonely" - Gord Downie
This scene and the one right next to it make a perfect Jimmy/Saul transition. A closer for Jimmy who doesn’t have anything left for him and an opener for Saul who he can now be freely..
That part about what would've happened if Jimmy knew that Lalo was still alive kinda got me thinking. Kim said that after jimmy would pull the plug from the scam and hide forever untill they are save, that they would break up. Why would she leave him if they didn't finish the scam, considering she did she scam so she could love Jimmy. Does that mean that she only loved him for the thrill, and that her feeling of loving someone was ruined by the abusive behaviour of her mother? And that she realizes only now, that their playing and fooling around togegher actually resulted in the death of someone.
I took it more as her fear that Jimmy would break them up to keep her safe by keeping her away from him and therefore Lalo and anyone else from the cartel. They were obviously in love long before the Howard scam.
I've been wondering about this since the first time I saw this episode.
I think the answer above nails it.
Thank you both.
Jimmy had the scams in his blood, but he could stop for a while or just keep to "just for fun" swindles on Ken Wins or whatever but on the Howard scam he knew it was too far and tried to talk her out of it... to Kim it was a drug, she wanted the risk/danger turned up to 11, and if they stayed together it would only get worse. You could see her being frosty to Jimmy when there were no scams. He needed to keep scamming to keep her on side
I wanted to see Saul so much now I miss Jimmy.
Rhea eyes are so beautiful in that scene... all that sadness... the entire scene is a heartbreak.
anybody not gonna talk about how this was the final scene of Jimmy's story? And after this scene it's straight up breaking bad, it's just so sad how it ended.
Kim's departure was the final nail in Jimmy's coffin. And while he was dead and buried, Saul Goodman lived on.
what a gut wrenching scene, bob and rhea are true masters of the craft
As sad as this scene is, I find it funny how the first thing Jimmy thought when he saw Lalo again was that he came back from the dead
This is the best scene from both tv shows, isn't it
*_"I have no wife..."_*
At the end, you can hear MY heart ripping apart😢
That's an Emmy right there
Actually at 0:45 there is an Emmy behind the nightstand. Someone from the Breaking Bad crew accidentally left it there, but Vince Gilligan decided to keep it for eshadowing. Bravo Vince!
No other movie/TV show could encapsulate how breakups go. This scene is so real.