ate a cinnabon while watching the last episode, and yes i used a knife and fork. took me 5 minutes and 21 seconds

F***ing Andrew Tate

Lucky man

I love how in the pilot, the light is wide and open but going downwards. And they’re also mostly in the light.

And in the last episode, the light is cut off with prison bars but it’s going upwards. And they’re mostly in the dark

I do get where you're coming from now I've had a day to think about it all. Moved from they 100% should have ended it on the prior shot to now feeling conflicted.

Totally agree about what you said on everyone just brings their own ideas and baggage into interpreting things like this.

I never quite saw it so bleakly that they're gonna be out of each others lives. To me it felt like this was an acknowledgement from Kim that Jimmy had done the right thing and she was proud of him and ultimately always will have immense love for him. I didn't see it as a 'you're in here now and I'm out there so this is a final farewell'. Can see them maintaining a great friendship.

But I do get what you mean about it perhaps feeling too much of a positive connotation to end on them sharing the same space. Perhaps that final, bitter reminder was needed.

Ultimately i'm probably just a little mad cause, as beautiful as the last shot was, I loved seeing them leaning against that grimy prison wall with the light faintly streaming in. Just felt perfect to fade to black.

And good pick up on the Mike and Nacho's dad comparison. Had slipped my mind.

People thought Walt was an Alpha? he's the exact opposite he left Gray Matter cause of his insecurities

Writer said they originally were gonna end at that convo in jail but felt the need to be more honest that's why they added the last scene of her leaving while he watches behind bars

She ain't gonna be coming in there on the regular lol

Thanks. Forgot about that..

When Walt tried to kidnap saul and make him come with him Imagine poor saul having to shack up with walt in that abandoned cabin that woulda been literal hell lmaoo

Ah okay. I do see where they're coming from but yeah I dunno still. Think the viewer is intelligent enough to understand the gravity of it all without really having to hammer it home again like that. Although perhaps not every viewer is.

And yeah no she ain't but phones exist

Had they not emphasized it Reddit woulda been creating fan fic of them having dates every Friday, Kim bringing Chinese take out and wine and them watching old movies on her phone and s***

That one scene in final episode reminded me of classic Avengers shouting: Endgame

I'm surprised how in this show Kim and Jimmy turned into psychopaths like Gus Fring and Hector Salamanca in just six seasons. Although, it's kinda weird how any possible sympathy for Saul was crashed as one of the last things he tried to do was robbing a dude with a cancer.

Man self snitched for p**** he aint getting

Couldn’t be me

Mhm

Saul in 3 months: "hey Bubba have you ever wondered if you had a time machine what you d go back in time and change? I'd f***ing go back to my court case and not surrender my 7 year deal for life in prison with youuuuu!"

I assumed that was her last time visiting Jimmy. Her not returning the finger guns was a sign to me that the relationship was over and they both finally got closure and can move on.

f*** it

diving straight into a rewatch

I'm thinking of starting a rewatch around mid October. Canadian Thanksgiving weekend probably. Go BCS up to the last few black and white episodes, then jump into BB, then finish BCS.

Skipping el camino cause that was trash

exactly how I plan to do it

I literally remember nothing from seasons 1-5 outside vague storylines

Same. I was shook when I was looking up how many episodes Lalo was in. Season 5 was his only full season. I thought he showed up midseason 3.
And then I barely remember BB at all. I wasn't the biggest fan of the show. Thought it was cool but not great like everyone says. But I've watched a couple clips over the past few weeks and it seems a lot better than I remember

Wow beautiful ending tbh not many people can say it but Vince gilligan my god dude twice !!!!!!

bc Saul got down to 7 years by being Saul. he tells a corroborated crybaby twist version of his hand in Breaking Bad’s events (in front of Marie, like a scumbag) and scams the opposition, free to get away with it yet again. Slippin’ Jimmy, Saul, Gene, whoever - he’s done it again. but I think at this point, he’s starting to ask himself why, and what happens next.

From his early 20s conning ppl, to the Howard prank, to seeking out Walt’s business when he didn’t need to, to robbing a dude with cancer, we’ve seen this guy make the wrong choice every single time, sometimes for the right reasons, sometimes even getting rewarded for making the wrong choice. But every time after, he’s been empty. This time, Jimmy takes responsibility for everything he’s done in his life and the consequences that come with that. 7 years because of a lie wouldn’t have taught Jimmy s***. It’s what he’s always done. But owning up to it all is the first step we see in him towards genuine change since he became a lawyer before the show even started