How would you like the final scene to go though? To me it was done fantastically

Nah these last six episodes won't be eligible for submission until next year's Emmys

Maybe any way other than him willingly surrendering his 7 year deal for life in prison all just for a clichéd Hollywood "redemption" speech and a smile and cigarette from his ex wife

That s*** was lame af, if he was gonna get life have him go down swinging not submitting like a b**** for no reason and like no human would EVER do just to send a Hollywood message

Dude began the scene asking that the court refer to him as saul Goodman and at the end of his speech said the name was James mcgill, it doesn't get any cornier and ham fisted than that

now i'm convinced you're braindead because you obviously missed the entire point

Man i was so drunk i have to rewatch that s***

Wow that was wild

Lines up with the convo with Chuck in the flashback, too - "It's alright to go back and choose a different path if you don't like what you're becoming." "How many times have you changed your own path?"

logic is logic, dummy

was crying like a b**** during that court scene

damn this dude spittin!

@sace

You’re absolutely right; it’s the cliché « character redeeming their sins by being punished ». You’ve got a lot of seasons of BCS showing how arbitrary the judiciary system is, but suddenly…it is good if you’ve been bad and are paying for your souls…

Did Chuck ghostwrite this season? What was interesting about their relationship was not that Chuck was right and Jimmy wrong, not at all.

They had to come up with a « wrong time, wrong place » moment with Howard to depict Jimmy’s actions as BAD, whereas his abuse had been previously subtle and multi layered.

The complexity of the series went by the window, because they can’t imagine these people living their lives—it had to have MEANING about being GOOD.

Hey, great cinematography, though.

selfishly, i wouldn’t mind a narco style Gus show where they go back to chile

i know we got pretty much all of gus’ story already but it would be kind of interesting to see his past and how he came up pre BCS/BB. especially because they say in BB his life in Chile is pretty much a mystery or whatever

but each spinoff is a greater chance to ruin the legacy lol

Better

Bad b****es

@Wt701 missing the point as always

Walt always was an a****** LMAOOO even that scene with Saul just proved it even more

His reaction after the knock on the dumpster and he just hears that casual "Anyone home?" was priceless

The point is that was some serious clichéd Hollywood cheese ball s*** that no one would ever do other than in a Cheesy hollywood production "muh redemption" foh

sorry didn’t read, was too busy eating

Why saul why

Lay off the Cinnabon you fat f***

started the insider podcast and bob is asking peter why he wrote the ending so boring and not with multiple deaths and machine guns like breaking bad hes asking peter why wasnt the ending more flashy

@Wt701 won