Top 10 Ways Better Call Saul Changes Breaking Bad
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- "Breaking Bad" is already a great show, but it's been interesting to see how events in "Better Call Saul" have impacted it. For this list, we’ll be looking at plot points connected to “Breaking Bad” that were expanded upon or given a whole new perspective in its prequel series. Better keep in mind we’ll be breaking out the spoilers. Our countdown includes Hector Salamanca’s Stroke, How Mike Met Gus, Huell’s Fate, and more! Do you think “Better Call Saul” has strengthened the “Breaking Bad” legacy? Let us know in the comments.
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How is this comment is 19h ago but video uploaded just 7 mins ago...👀😅
Yes
@@Mr.Tom_69 Unlisted or private video turned public
@@StereoCoda oh ok 👌
Definitely
It's crazy that they took a comic relief character and made him into the epicenter of the entire breaking bad universe
He was always comic relief until they both visit the vacuum cleaner dude, and then it's a dead serious scene with him. His last scene in BB isn't played for laughs
and turned him into a tragic one.
They took a one dimensional character with no backstory and turned him into a 3 dimensional character with an origin story
@@chrispekel5709 I agree. Nobody brings up his behavior at the vacuum place, which seemed brooding and reflective to me. And, it seemed as though he genuinely wanted to go on and live a simple life.
He also gave Walt some very decent, human advice about what would be best for his family, and played it as though he truly wanted to see Walt mitigate the hurt he's caused to them. When Walt went on to press him to go with him, there was no chance.
That whole time in the bunker it always felt like Saul was a different person to me. Now I know, he was essentially Jimmy at that point. The finale of BCS solidifies that notion even more, by showing that he was in fact thinking about Chuck, while telling Walt about the slip and fall.
But it's strange to me that I've never heard anybody else really mention that, up until the finale of BCS dropped. Even Vince Gilligan and Bob Odenkirk, when discussing times where Saul's humanity came through, don't bring it up (at least I've not heard it if they did).
Another time I always think about, that I seldom hear anyone mention, is after Saul finds out what Walter did with the ricin cigarette he had Huell lift off Jesse. When he finds out that he helped a kid get poisoned, Saul gets SINCERELY upset.
He throws the ricin cigarette at Walt and tells him "I woulda NEVER helped you if you told me what you were gonna do with this! Get it outta here I don't even want it! You and me? We're done. DONE!!"
This is the one time where I think he genuinely only continued due to fear. Because Walt gets up in his face and gives him full Heisenberg "we're done, when I SAY we're done!"
Anyway, to me those were the two times in the show it seemed like Jimmy to me. But I hardly hear anyone mention them.
I guess the fun of it is that each is a side character in the other's life story
Breaking Bad is a diamond, and Better Call Saul is the red velvet and lowlight that makes the diamond shines even fancier. The whole thing is a rare jewel.
That is a stupid metaphor, with respect
Don’t listen to the other guy, the metaphor was well put and accurate
@@lightfz we have a salamanca over here 😂😂😂
and better call saul still surpassed breaking bad
No. Better Call Saul is a diamond on its own. I'd rather use another metampor though; BCS is a powerful yellow laser that combines its force with BB, the powerful green laser making its force greater than it is, making both shows shine.
Saul telling everyone how important he was to Walter was what every BB watcher needed to know. Without Saul, Walter would of been done!
The craziest thing is that for the past few years I’ve tried to get my friends to watch BCS. When they ask how it is in comparison to BB, I say it really makes the universe about Jimmy instead of Walter. And for it to actually be done like that is pretty cool, great ending.
But how did BCS tell us that? Didn’t we already assume that Saul was the catalyst for everything that happens in BB? Saul introduces Jessie and Walt to Gus and then the rest is history. BCS just shed some light on how that went down from Saul’s perspective. Interesting but not essential.
@Randy GBH. without Jesse Walter would have been done
@@ad5232 you could say mike is the catalyst for everything...without mike Saul don't know who gus is
@@bigkahuna3534 you could also say nacho was the catalyst for everything without him Mike wouldn't have met the cartel and Gus. And Jimmy wouldn't have met Lalo leading to Howard dying, Kim leaving him and eventually meeting Walt.
Saul is genuinely so important to the series. Absolutely brilliant show
@7EMP3ST Exactly what Saul said at the finale but the sad thing is Walt never really appercieated Saul. I just hope Walt could have heard Jimmy's finale courtroom speech. He is nothing without Jimmy. He helped Walter become the legend, Heisenberg
Saul is the main character of the breaking bad universe. Let’s be honest.
@@nighTmareCSGO BCS certainly makes him that, but there was so much we didn’t know with BB. The most amazing thing is how well they filled in details that all fit together, and there is not a thing that I can think of that doesn’t make sense or had to be altered. I can’t think of another prequel that makes so much internal sense
@@nighTmareCSGO 💯💯💯
Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul are some of the best shows ever made.
Ever!
Probably THE two best shows ever made!
@@Zodiacschii 1000%
just finished the show and HOLY FUCK thats was hella sad and the perfect ending for him
You need to remove "some of" from your comment
Can't believe its over.
14 years of some of the finest television ever made.
I will really mis these 2 shows.
In just one of the amazing moments of the BCS finale, in both Mike and Walt's flashbacks with Saul, both admit to Saul somewhat "true" regrets, while Saul basically gives them nothing. He never accepted responsibility for anything he did, ever. It was his defining character trait. That is why the ending was so powerful because for the first time really in his life he finally took responsibility for what he did.
Mike's regret is certainly true, because Mike was always the guy who refused to ever sugarcoat anything about who he had become, and what he was doing. And very true about Saul.
But Walter's? Yeah, it's a legit regret, but it's incredibly telling about his character. He ignores everything he's actually done, and goes back to a point in time where hey, maybe the world could have known about his brilliance without his having to resort to cooking meth and committing mass murder. All while shuffling most of the blame onto Gretchen and Elliot.
That’s a great point m jj really well said. It shows how ugly and selfish of a person Walter really was. Years of being snubbed at by people turned him so vindictive and petty. He could’ve regretted poisoning a child. Regretted killing lots of people in prison all within 3 minutes of each other. Even could’ve regretted selling his son figure into slavery. But no. His regret comes from his ego and pride.
We do see Saul's "true" regret in the final flashback ... involving Chuck.
Walt's regret is a lie as well. It's the ego on top of his actual regret. The moment he's asked what he would change, there's a shot of the watch that Jessie bought Walter for his birthday. Jessie is his true regret
@@mjj3132 there was a brief shot of his watch present from Jessie. His answer was a lie too
I really like how ever since the fact that Gus saw the smile on Hector's face,which led him to know that Lalo is alive,which was the reason Lalo died,Hector refused to look into Gus' eyes,up until the last second,before they both died
Fantastic catch.
In fact, this video is so pointless. It's like, yes we know, we watched it same as you. But some of these comments are what I hoped for from the video
Bob Odenkirk's performance will be regarded as highly as Bryan Cranston's was. He has been phenomenal.
He's not as good as Bryan, but he was never a dramatic actor. Watch them back to back and you'll see that he is definitely not the superior actor - although for a comedian he is very very good
He is the second or third best performance of the BB universe
Rhea Seehorn, Michael Mando, Tony Dalton...so many legendary performances from BCS
@@chrispekel5709 No one said he’s superior. But he’s definitely as good as bryan.
@@rileyfernando4380 oh yeah, you're right. My bad
You forgot the most important one. Howard and Lalo getting buried in the meth lab
Yup
🥺😢 lalo was so charismatic and lethal, he was both similar and opposite to gus, he always had a big smile on his face, he was so friendly and dangerous at the same time, if bcs wasn't a prequel to brba he wouldn't have been dead. And Howard was a good guy stuck in bad circumstances, his and nacho's death were the most tragic in the whole series.
@@MysticOPxenon yeah! I'll say Howard's is the most tragic one! Not only because the way he died (was murdered) is because of the last picture people have on him! :,(
The fact that Saul even beat himself at the end just to prove to himself how good he was at what he does was the perfect ending. Just the thrill of throwing it all away was so on-brand.
it was stupid.... who gives themselves an extra 80 years for no good reason.... not believable
@@bigkahuna3534 Kim was the only thing that ever mattered to him, and in the end his relationship with her was repaired
@@bigkahuna3534 not believable? dude talk about literally completely missing the entire point of the ending. That was him FINALLY letting go of Saul and horrifying mountain of lies. That was him finally becoming Jimmy Mcgill again. Not to mention he also did it for Kim. How do you even think it was for no good reason lmao
@@bigkahuna3534 how was it not believable? You wanting him to get away with it is not believable. Him taking what he did and standing on it like a man is more believable
That’s not at all what happened, do you people pay any attention?
Better Call Saul really made the point that Walt was the villain all along. Everything was fine until he broke bad.
Jimmy is a bad guy in the story too, he just isn't the main or the worst one. That was the whole point of the ending - he deserved his fate
Both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul have flawless screenwriting - in fact, the latter show even more so, as Gilligan and Gould's writing seems to have even matured! Though both series are solid enough to stand on their own, they also complete one another in wonderful, organic ways. This is TV that will be remembered for a long time and will be referred to as a seminal work of the 2000s-2020s.
This. Better Call Saul isn’t a spin off, it’s a continuation. They finished breaking bad and immediately started doing Saul with the same exact crew. This show is better only because they are more consistent and know themselves. Season 1 and 2 of Breaking Bad still had that “network television uncertainty” but this show knew what it was about from the moment it started filming.
@@outrageouscreation6865 - You nailed it!
@@outrageouscreation6865 it started 4 years later
@@chrispekel5709 incorrect. Breaking Bad finished Airing in 2013. They were greenlit that year, and season 1 of Better Call Saul started airing in 2015. It was roughly 18 months between BB’s ending, and BCS’ beginning. Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould wasted no time between the two shows.
@@outrageouscreation6865 it's a spin off a prequel and a sequel
Better Call Saul is one of the best written and greatest shows I have ever seen.
I give that award to BB. BCS had too many filler episodes.
@@pdarn27 breaking bad was good but Walt’s wife and family was the lowest part of the show
@@pdarn27 filler? Any examples?
@@pdarn27there are no fillers in the BCS at all, what are you talking about 😂😂
The Desert Arc was the closure I needed for Mike. Such a phenomenal character
...and I loved how Jimmy ended up "Baking Bread" in the finale :D
such a fine detail you pointed out!
Walter White is the protagonist of Breaking Bad
Jimmy McGill is the protagonist of the shows universe
Nah, Mike is the protagonist of the shows universe
Its time to rewatch the entire Breaking bad universe
Better call saul seasons 1-6 until episode 9 then breaking bad 1-5 the movie el camino and the last 4 episodes of better call saul
that's a great way to watch.
Wow this is great
It’s so heartbreaking to see Saul’s chicanery in Breaking Bad, knowing that it’s Jimmy trying to suppress every regret and moral fiber he has because he can’t come to terms with the events of his life. Why was he ok with meth and murder? Because every second was filled with pressing down emotions, might as well make money off it
that pressing down of emotions was also shown after the phone call with Kim as gene. he turned to crime to deal with the idea that Kim doesn’t like who he is and what he has become. him hearing that Kim admitted to knowing the truth about Howard’s death made him realize that he needed to finally face his regrets and do her justice, for the both of them. “turning himself in” was what kim wanted, and he knew that his coping mechanism wouldn’t work anymore, and the only way to win Kim over was to admit everything. he faced his regrets and admitted to his crimes, releasing him of his guilt. he also got one last shot at oakley in the process, which is the most jimmy thing he’s done.
@@jacksonhansell3796 what's with bill oakley?
@@jagmaharesi2486 he screwed him over with his confession
@@jacksonhansell3796 was he trying to get back at oakley for something done in the past?
@@jagmaharesi2486 they used to be sort of rivals when they were public defenders
Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul were both incredible. They complemented each other SO well!
Turns out the entire Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul universe is centered around Saul Goodman. Not Walter White.
nah, it's all about perspective
Jesse, Walt & JImmy is the focus of their recpective shows/movies
But in a way
Walt was the one that took down most of the universe
Hank , the neo nazis ,mike ,lydia ,krazy8 hector and gus jesse saul tuco(indirectly) the twins (indirectly) and the list just goes on ...
I like how BCS recontextualizes BB. When Kim leaves Jimmy, it flashes forward to the BB timeline. There, we see that Jimmy, who is now completely engulfed in the Saul persona, is miserable. Brilliant show!
How did you see that he was miserable?
@@Slechy_Lesh he lost kim
@@mariafernandasaldarriaga4838 I understand, I suppose I was just curious what in particular could be said to show signs of his misery in BB. I suppose the fact that during BCS it's more visible as repression - as exasperation and careless cynicism.
I'm so appreciative of the fact that I was on this planet for both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. My thoughts go out to all those who passed before getting to see the BCS finale.
Knowing Walt and Jesse were cooking on top of Lalo and poor Howard….soooo morbid
The circle is complete. A bittersweet ending, just perfect. I am going to miss this show!
It’s crazy how Tuco and Gus never interacted in either breaking bad and better call saul. Would have love to see those two guys interact since they’re totally the opposite of each other.
Lol true
Especially since those 2 are the main villains in breaking bad along with Todd
Would’ve loved to see a Lalo and Tuco interaction.
Tuco is like a different guy with his family elders. Lalo probably counts as that
I think it's because Tuco is somewhat lower in the ranks of the cartel hierarchy. It can be proved that he never shows up (at least depicted by both series) for meetings at Don Eladio's place. Hector, who is supposely higher in rank, is in the place.
Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, The Sopranos, The Wire, Mad Men and Six Feet Under: the big hero six
I agree. Hell, the only thing missing from that list is an Oxford comma.
@@pretendtobenormal8064 What's that?
I can't say this enough to people who watched Breaking Bad, liked Breaking Bad but haven't watched Better Call Saul. WTF are you waiting for?
right!!??!?
It's a bit low stakes and boring for 3 seasons, a lot of people start it and lose interest
I never thought it was boring, but many normies will
@@chrispekel5709 it's definitely slower than breaking bad
How could you not mention one of BCS's BIGGEST plot twists???? For me, it definitely has to be the fact that both Lalo and Howard ended up being buried underneath GUS' FREAKING METH LAB!!!! I couldn't believe my eyes when I watched it, and I was already disturbed and shocked after both demises.
Better Call Saul has definitely not only stood my itself as a "solo" show independent from Breaking Bad, but has also succedeed by expectations as a prequel or spin-off ever created. Mind-blowing and brilliant writing.
Love both of these Shows!!! Can't believe it's over. Another great Series Finale to another fantastic Show!!!
finale was trash.... no way does jimmy put himself away for life in jail for no good reason .
@@bigkahuna3534 For me it made sense. Saul Goodman was a wanted man who helped Walter White and Jesse Pinkman legally sell Meth in New Mexico.
He was going to get caught eventually. As soon as he started slipping back into his old ways in 6x10, I knew he was going to get caught.
If Saul took over he would've thrown Kim under the bus in the Courtroom, but Jimmy took control and he did the moral thing and made her out to be a helpless bystander with the whole Howard/Lalo situation, similar to how Walt made Skyler out to be innocent at the end of Breaking Bad.
Yes, the typical Hollywood Ending would be for Jimmy and Kim to walk off into the sunset together, but this bittersweet realistic Ending with Jimmy serving time in Prison and letting Kim go to live a crime free life in Florida was perfect to me.
A beautiful and realistic way to end their stories, whilst simultaneously making Breaking Bad an even better Show.
Each to their own, but I loved the Finale. Both Shows are amazing!!!
@@cooperbourke7717 jimmy was going to server time in prison 7 years...and he doesn't have to let Kim go she was already gone from him.... you make no sense....Kim is going to live a broke life now that she will get everything taken from her in a vivil suit....while jimmy is helpless to help her cause he is in jail forever
@@bigkahuna3534 I don't care what you say, I liked how it ended and that's all I care about. To each their own.
@@cooperbourke7717 yeah cause that's what you would have done taken 86 years. don't like something that you wouldn't dare do yourself
Better Call Saul has strengthened Saul Goodman's legacy in both shows.
i liked Walter at the beginning and the very end, but i loved Jimmy/Saul from start to finish in both shows. he was my favourite in Breaking Bad and i'm so damn glad they made Better Call Saul and expanded his story arc, giving him even more depth and character in his own show. so sad to see it all end, but i'm glad we got to enjoy the ride. will miss you Saul.
SPOILER
I love how at the end when Saul is admitting everything he gives one last fuck you to Walter by tainting his “legacy” and saying he couldn’t have done anything without him. Knowing Walt’s huge ego that would’ve made him go crazy.
I was actually waiting for the Better Call Saul theme to play anytime in the finale like in Breaking Bad😭
When I rewatch Breaking Bad again, I will definitely feel the ghosts of Lalo and Nacho in every episode now.
I am one of the rare people who watched BCS before BB
So the moment when Lalo and Nacho were mentioned by Saul, it was chilling and the moment when Gus showed Walt his lab I was creeped out.
@@WhyTho525 same, i watched bcs before breaking bad and it truly is chilling to see how it fits in so perfectly
Couldn't ask for a better ending
Awesome hear that the ending was satisfying.
I agree.
I predicted this is how it would end on some other CZcams better call Saul videos and I was still so happy with it. I watched it in 10 min instalments whenever I could when I was at work because I was so excited so I’m gonna go back and watch it all again but it was just fantastic. So great. Satisfying.
bitter(but not bad) ending knowing Jimmy's Chicaneries will only have effects inside the confines of the prison he's in.
Monday will not be the same because no more Better Call Saul Day.
it's Monday and I feel empty again
The end of the last Show of the Golden age of TV.
i liked the part in the finale where he says "its sauling time" and brings his sentence down to 7 years
Or when the jugde says "maybe the real scentence was the fun we had on the way"😔😔
Eighty-six years. Eighty-six years in prison.
@@jamesmmcgill but with good behaviour, who knows?
Sauls ends up doing what he told Walt to do when he first ran , just face the music
the perfect prequel series!!! Hands down!
This is the moment when Lalo becomes the fly and speaks Werner Ziiiiiieeeeegleeeer.
One of the, if not the best prequel ever
What other prequel comes close? Tv show wise?
Not one of, just THE
@@somegeekguy I can’t think of any.
@@fadethechannel Hannibal but that’s technically the first show based on a prequel of a movie so it’s not same with other shows like bates motel, Gotham and any other show that is a prequel to an already executed form of entertainment from a movie because technically it’s a part 1 in tv show…
Narcos spin offs I heard were pretty solid.
Star Trek next generation I heard surpasses the original series by a long shot.
I heard young Sheldon lives up to Big Bang theory…
So I guess all cases rested BCS is the greatest prequel to a show of all time at the end of the day.
@@fadethechannel next up is game of thrones 💀 let’s see if they can redeem themselves
Better Call Saul surpasses even Breaking Bad sometimes.
I don't know. Maybe because it came later, and ran so long. But by the final season, the repetitive frame story construction, and long, drawn out stories (Lalo in Germany, Lalo in the sewer) started to drag.
@@Hexon66 being released later doesn't give much of an advantage, many prequel/sequel follow-ups struggle to get out of the shadows of their predecessors.
Interesting thanks for sharing this great video
The spinoff show that lasted longer than the original series!
The greatest story arc in all of the show is The Stickers Arc.
Still waiting for Gus Fring’s prequel show in Chile
Huell’s spin off Better Fuel Huell
And Bill Burr’s spin off “Kuby’s Corner”
Made me hate Walter white after watching Werner and his crew work for a year building the lab only to have Walt blow it up in a matter of minutes
You mean a lab where Howard and Lalo were buried, right?
THANK YOU SO MUCH Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould. The show is nothing short of a masterpiece and the ending truly was perfect. The way Jimmy and Kim were smoking again in the finale in prison reminded me so much of their friendship from Season 1.
He will be more at peace with himself inside prison while having redeemed himself. If he had escaped or took just the seven years, he still would have been Saul and gotten himself killed.
Domingo (crazy 8) is wearing a polo with the Tampico name on it, the furniture store where he worked with his dad where Walt bought the crib for his son
Devastated that the Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul universe has come to an end. Such exquisite television from start to finish.
BCS is absolutely the best creative endeavor ever to be televised. A masterpiece of fictional writing that will be praised for eternity. Where were when you viewed this final stroke of absolute genius? An example for screenwriting teachers for all time.
Breaking Bad is still better
I dunno man. I mean, it’s very clever and beautifully put together. The cinematography was outstanding. But I still think the writing in the sopranos and the wire is better.
BREVU VONCE
U know how hard it is to make a prequel that’s equal or better than the original……and making storylines out of a throw away line It wasn’t me it was Ignacio
I would LOVE to see a reboot series that chronologically meshes both shows into one long series. I think it would make a TON of money with just minimal editing and new production needed. Even incorporate the cut scenes of El Camino.
7 years ago was your last update for top cooking channels on CZcams… can you please update that, there are so many new chefs that need to be seen 😍🙏🏻
"The silent but deadly cousins" Must have been rough being close to them.
I would love to know more about Gus' backstory.
Watch Scarface for ideas?
I love how they already had planned the whole Lalo thing in Breaking Bad
They hadn't lmao, better call saul wasn't even planned
I watched breaking bad twice. I finished better call Saul. And just now, now, I realize that it was Gus’ revenge against hector that is what lead to the demise of Gus. If he just killed hector earlier on, Walt would have maybe never found a way to kill Gus behind his back.
That’s the beauty of flaws.
How did it take two watches and another show to get that?
Fun fact: Daniel Wormald aka Pryce who hires Mike as bodyguard while dealing drugs with Nacho is the Danny that owns the Laser Tag in Breaking Bad.
He's also a psychic vampire that steals your energy
Damn, I can't believe it's over. Goodbye to these amazing shows entertaining me in my twenties. As to underline it, Better Call Sauls final just coincidenced with me turning 30. Goodbye.
Great series!
What a run in this universe thank you to all in front of and behind the camera for making this world for us to enjoy
I love BCS even more now, that last season was amazing, whole thing is every bit as amazing as BB!
Also R.I.P. Nacho, that scene was so gutwrenching to me.
RIP Breaking Bad universe 😢
Best universe of television ever made imo. Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul are both in the greatest shows ever conversation imo.
Many butterfly effects on this video it’s amazing
Mark Margolis is a phenomenal actor. He delivers so much with just a bell in BB and it was great seeing him raising the Twins and threatening Mike/Gus in BCS.
BCS is right up there with BB as my favorite TV show
The writers for the breaking bad universe are amazingly intelligent. The way they intertwine better call Saul with breaking bad is perfectly done. Just think that episode of Saul with Walt and Jesse in the desert, Saul said Did Lalo send you? I don't know what year that episode was but the whole lallo storyline started last year 🤯🤯🤯🤯😱😭😱 basically Vince Gilligan had this story for almost a decade
Or "Did Lalo send you" was just a line at that point, and they reverse create the back story later?
I'm pretty sure it was purely a throwaway line with Saul mentioning Lalo & Nacho, since the writers of BB didn't plan to write a spinoff till some time later. But it is incredible how the BCS writers managed to provide context for it without retconning the BB series, & developing great characters
just finished watching the last episode and immediately got a notification abt this video lmao
Same here:))
This whole series was done beautifully. From breaking Bads ending with Walt’s death, to El Manino giving Jesse his light at the end, to Better Call Saul bringing it all together and having Jimmy get large time due to his conscience even though he could’ve only gotten 7 years, was done beautifully
Breaking bad without better call Saul is like a fancy meal without desert
Love how the BCS series finale reframes Saul as the main character of the Gilliverse
2:18 Nacho switched Hector's meds to sugar pills, not empty capsules.
If y'all didn't know, Saul could have been Michael Scott in The Office. He was even a guest in an episode where he was an office manager in Philadelphia when Pam was thinking of relocating with Jim to Philly permanently. He would have made a great Michael Scott.
The fate of Huell’s redheaded buddy? Still unknown.
The two shows are absolute gold. 2008-2022.
We have never seen all the Salamancas together in one scene 😑 Lalo, Tuco, Leonel, Marco, Joaquin, and Hector!
hell, we didn't see Gus/Tuco interaction
It all never would’ve gone down like it did if Jimmy didn’t do a “slip and fall” in his 20’s
head injury instead of knee would have explained a little
We learned what happened to Huell, but now we don't know what happened to Jeff!
Yea that bugged me too
I can only imagine his Mom tore him a new one for getting involved with Saul. 🤣
Beautiful final, great tv series
Make a top 10 best Alan Silvestri scores, please.
I was hoping for one last "let's get down to brass tacks" in the finale.
Interestingly, I think that BCS was the better series by far. I loved the characters thst were introduced and enjoyed following their development.
However, I felt the BB had the better conclusion. The final episode of BCS just felt disjointed and rushed. I think it would have been better served by having two extended episodes.
Just noticed how the actor of Hector’s characters seal his fate with a bomb both in Scarface and Breaking Bad
Kim is Loki. It's Kim's idea to go after Howard. If Kim doesn't leave Jimmy, he never gets involved with Walter White. If Kim doesn't confess, Jimmy gets 7 years instead of 86
To me there’s no which is the best ..... i do love both breaking bad and better call saul equally, to me one completes the other !!!! I’m gonna miss these characters and this amazing universe !!!
I’ve watched Breaking Bad so many times and I never noticed Howard and Lalo in the lab
there where huell promos prior to el comino show him wait and see the news hank and gomez where dead thus cant hold him
You know what I just realized? Unless I completely missed it did the show, show how he got the Cadillac????
Knowing what's underneath, I will never look at the lab the same way again
"**Better** keep in mind we’ll be **breaking** out the spoilers" you slipped in those references in your intro.
I’m still amazed at how much people loved BCS, it was not a patch on BB!
But the mystery of how the statue of liberty got to be on Saul's storefront remains.
he might have gotten it from the Kettlemans
By the way, thank you Cinnabon for allowing Jimmy to be a manager! 🙂
The moment you realised Squid game won more Emmy award than Better Call Saul, just talk a lot about the quality of the award nowaday.
Better Call Saul is the best television spin-off / prequel / sequel ever. Whoever came up with this idea was a genius.
I feel bad for the people who haven't even watched breaking bad