Better Call Saul 6x12 Reaction: Waterworks
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- Опубліковано 10 сер 2022
- The final season is here!! Hope you enjoy as I react to and review Better Call Saul Season 6 Episode 12 "Waterworks"! #BetterCallSaul #BetterCallSaulSeason6
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Fun fact : ''Waterworks'' is 2 step away from ''Go to jail'' on a Monopoly board
Holy shit what a catch
That's cool.
This is why I read comments, no matter how the video is. That is so cool to know!
I like to think that when Marion said "i trusted you", Gene remembered the time where he used to be a lawyer that actually stood up for the elderly and has now come to a point of threatening them. Realizing how far he's gone of the rails and just snapped out of it.
"Give me Jimmy. Jimmy McGill, a lawyer you can trust."
Also specifically with the BINGO lady that he successfully deceived into settling the sandpiper case and how far out of his way he went to repair that situation
his lowest moment for sure
Yeah, I think he saw a bit of Irene in her right then.
@@cypherice3834 IRENE!!!!! She has a name...
Kim isn’t making ANY decisions, last time she did, many things wen’t wrong. She even just accepted having Miracle whip instead of real mayo, what a tragedy.
She couldn’t even pick vanilla or strawberry.
GUYS LOOK AT THE “MW” ON MIRACLE WHIP AND THEN LOOK AT THE WEXLER MCGILL LOGO! VINCE AND PETER ARE ASTRAL BEINGS
yeah I picked up on that when she wouldn't pick an ice cream flavor
She couldn’t even decide what puzzle to do so it was blank
Yup….yup….yup….yup….yup
The shot of the commercial through his glasses was brilliant
Was actually a callback to the very first episode of BCS
@@MCHammerSmittyBacallJagerman a lot of reactors miss this and thought it was the first use of colour in the gene timeline
Yeah you could tell his life was flashing through his eyes literally.
@@christucker7655 that's exactly what I keep noticing. NOBODY remembers they did the exact same shot in the first episode.
I believe the black and white filter used for the gene timeline is to show how boring and mundane his current life is and that he’s dead inside. The only time gene ever sees colour is when he is watching his past life as Saul goodman, the colour is used to represent him feeling alive. I believe that this is why the last episode is in full colour because jimmys cover as “gene” is now blown and he’s now truly on the run as Saul goodman - and he won’t feel much more alive then that
The thing I love about the Jesse-Kim scene (aside from it existing) is that given Jesse's dialogue, he hasn't met Walt yet... so Jesse is at the start of his descent while Kim is pretty much at the end of hers. What a BRILLIAN bridge for the two shows.
Well he's definitely met Walt but Emelio's still alive so there's that.
@@rizipt lmao I think UncleMilo meant Jesse and Walt haven't started cooking together
Well Jesse has met Walt before this since he was his high school teacher. But he hasn't been re-introduced to him and gone into business with him I think you're trying to say.
And she didn't deter him from going to him later...
@@debbyemerson3877 So many ways the whole situation could have been avoided.
Emilio Koyama was in the first two episodes of breaking bad with krazy 8, he was killed by Walt with phosphine gas in the RV
And now we know that Emilio doesn't do any paper work.
@@joemckim1183 Truly multi-layered character work. Bravo, Vince!
Emilio (or more accurately the actor who plays him) sets the record for longest amount of time elapsed between appearances in the series for a character in the Breaking Bad universe (14 years!)
@@gammaanteria They woulda used him sooner but he didn't do the paper work required to get used earlier.
The cancer man Gene is ripping off has the exact amount of money Walt needed ($737,612). Also a nice touch from Vince to add 612 (season 6, ep 12) as the last numbers
$737,612.62, because it’s also the 62nd episode of BCS
@@chokovok7231 wow didn't even catch that, vince is a genius
Observations like that makes me happy the internet exists.
Vrabo bince!!
Does he work in aviation? Lol
It's hard to believe a franchise with Bryan Cranston, Bob Odenkirk, Michael McKean, Bill Burr, Lavelle Crawford, and now Carol Burnett, would be the best DRAMA series ever made.
Makes me want to think comedians do really well in dramatic roles...
When I first saw the pillar falling, I thought it was gonna be more damaging to the table but I didn't realize it was just a fake styrofoam pillar. I kinda saw it as showing just how fake this whole Saul persona is.
And theres no weight or substance to the kind of 'justice' he purveys
@@markrowe1979 ayeeee nice nice
"Let justice be done though the heavens fall."
I thought it would be more damaging to the pillar hitting a wooden corner like that.
My favorite passage: "It's time to sing!"-and Kim goes "singing" to the courthouse and then to Howard's wife.
Regarding this: I once made the same mistake Brandon did at 10:35, thinking that Howard and Cheryl got divorced. They were still married, just separated.
Singing Bad
Kim crying on the bus is one of the best scenes of this show so raw and realistic, rhea needs an emmy
Yeah I love how you can see her still trying to hold it in like she did the past 6 years, but she just can't anymore and let it all out. Broke my heart.
I wonder if the second half of season 6 will be eligible for next years Emmy's. So she should still have a chance to get an Emmy.
@@joemckim1183 I believe it’s the case that the first half of season 6 is eligible for the next Emmy’s and the second half is eligible for the following year. Meaning Rhea should be eligible for two Emmys
I felt that so much. Started crying with her.
Don’t know if I’d call it one of the best scenes lol
That "Have a nice life Kim!" was eerily similar to Chuck's "You never mattered all that much to me".
You can also see the divergent way that Kim and Jimmy dealt with themselves after they separated. Jimmy filled his life with color, taking the world by the balls, living large and fully embracing his Saul persona. Kim on the other hand lives in obscurity, committed herself to suburban purgatory and mind numbing work in a sprinkler company, she doesn't make decisions and stays irresolute even to the small decision of choosing an ice cream flavor.
all I could think of during the divorce scene was chuck saying "In the end, you're going to hurt everyone around you. You can't help it, so stop apologizing and accept it. Embrace it."
@@andrewmacrae8601 I have a wild theory that this also applies to Kim and that she also might end up deciding to stop living a different life.
Chuck’s statement to Jimmy was way crueler and more malicious than Jimmy’s words to Kim. He’s just hiding how hurt he is, and she can see that as well as we can.
@@andrewmacrae8601
How is he the one hurting her there? She dumped him and divorced him after a horrific accident that resulted from a scam she wanted so badly that she kept extremely vital information from him for it to happen. He’s obviously near-equally to blame for what happened to Howard, but I can completely understand why Jimmy is hurting and is so cold. Like, yeah he’s being petty and his comments towards Francesca are totally inappropriate and unwarranted, but come on. Most people would actually be just as bitter if not more in that situation.
@@BareBandSubscription well, because he's *trying* to hurt her, for starters. its a facade designed to make her feel like shit.
the finale is gonna be sad, I’ve never been invested in a series like Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, it feels nice to be a part of this series as it’s happening
I reckon Kim crosses Jimmy and gets him arrested and he goes down in the end but least he’ll live as Saul
I hope it's not Marie finding out that Saul is said to have known where Walt hid the money which turns out to be Hank's grave and that it ends with her shooting Saul.
@@gerardfonz huh? 💀
@@thrk6952 , I don't think Kim will get him arrested. I think Jimmy will face the music himself, but not before fixing whatever lose ends are left.
However, I do see the two meeting again. And if Jimmy is smart, he figures that Howard's body is at Gus's laundry lab that Walt and Jesse destroyed and tells her to give that information to the police and Cheryl. I can also picture Jimmy and Kim having a similar conversation like Walter and Skylar's in the Breaking Bad finale -
Jimmy: Get yourself out of this. Kim.... All the things that I did, you need to understand-
Kim: If I have to hear, one more time, that you continued doing what you do because of-
Jimmy: I did it for me. I continued working like the lawyer I was... for me. I liked it. I was good at it. And I was really.... I was alive.
@@osmanyousif7849 Just a lame rehash of every plot beat in "Felina" Just with the names changed. Bravo Vince!
This was the first episode Vince has completely written and directed since the finale of BB. Peter Gould is the primary creator of this show and he wrote and directed the finale.
And it’s the best episode of the show in my opinion
"I trusted you" recalls how he pitted that bunch of grandmothers against another grandmother - he eventually confessed using that "sort of accidentally" turned-on microphone, and they also read him out on the fact that they trusted him.
The scene where she starts crying on the tram at the airport should get her every award imaginable
True, but then again it's better to ignore all awards as those are political BS. Stanley Kubrick is the best director of all times (especially if you ask from directors) and he got no Oscars. David Lynch has done just amazing things, and he has been snubbed. Now they have insane rules that you need to have representation etc. to even get nominated.
Awards are BS, but so many people in BCS should win. I think Bob Odenkirk is highly underappreciated. I think his acting has been amazing. His role requires so subtle things that he manages perfectly IMHO
That's true. They don't need awards to show that this is top tier acting. Odenkirk has blown me away with how he took a sort of one note character from Breaking Bad and turned him into one of the most complex and compelling characters
I thought it was embarrassingly bad crying. So fake. Otherwise good, but I didn’t really like this episode. The others lately have been great. Expecting a fantastic final. Things nobody has thought of will happen. They will grand slam it. Just think how they prepared. Okay! Brainstorm all ideas. Eventually they got it. Now we will see it.
I couldn't disagree more about the crying but I agree I'm looking forward to the finale
@@eirikrdberg1161 To me she portrayed the flood of traumas coming in the surface close to perfection. It looks and feels quite different from most kind of crying.
To me this was one of the best episodes. But I think the greatness of this episode depends on the connection to the characters.
He didn’t see Kim in Marion’s face when she said “I trusted you.”
He saw Irene Landry and old people he swore to protect and realized how far he had fallen.
Because he perceived Marion differently from Kim. What Kim gave him was rejection, betrayal and pain. What Marion gave him was pure unadulterated compassion. That’s why Kim’s word never got to him while Marion’s word got him straight to his heart.
kim never betrayed him
@@hinasakukimi In his perspective, she did. She conned him into ruining Howard without telling him about Lalo then left him when things went down. So in his mind, Kim betrayed him.
@@nont18411 she didn't tell him because she wanted them to stay together, but that led to unbearable consequences. and since saul lies to himself, yeah i guess i can see him twisting that into her "conning" him
Oh Kim actions of signing the divorce papers and leaving him completely 100000% got to him. Difference is he did what he always does and completely bury all of his pain and hurt deep down inside. You are right though Marion saying I trusted you got to him because at that point he realized how trash he is since we know in the beginning of this series he always had the instant and legit love of the elderly and now this is the second time he lost the love on an elderly person.
@@israymervalentin-arias6313 that divorce scene reminded me a lot of Chuck and Jimmy’s last conversation. The way Chuck dismisses Jimmy then goes on about his business, intentionally not even glancing at him to just stick it to him further that he doesn’t care. Chuck is of course lying as well, saying that Jimmy doesn’t matter to him, when his actions throughout the show and after this show the opposite. I really hope we get one final Chuck flashback. I don’t think it’s a coincidence that Chuck has been sparsely mentioned in the last 2 seasons, I think it represents how Jimmy is repressing all his emotions and guilt towards his brother. He goes out of his way to not think about him, and yet we see Chuck’s influence in so much of what he does.
The color effect of the Saul tapes in his glasses was actually also in the first episode intro! It was a lot harder to see but it has always been that way. Crazy.
I just want to point out that almost every actor in this show started their career as a comedian. Right up to Carol Burnett. If there is one thing that Vince understands, it is that funny people make great drama.
Just an absolute Masterclass in writing, cinematography and acting. I will miss the BB universe and I cannot wait for Vince Gilligan's next project.
On second watching, I feel like the mayonnaise bit could be an analogy for how Kim’s been forced to settle with a guy *kinda* like Saul. Kinda goofy, bright shirts, but nowhere near the real thing.
Woah nice catch!
@@BrandonLikesMovies remember Brandon when mike was talking about the consequences of someone's decision this season or season 5 it really overshadows the ending of both shows
Kinda goofy, bright shirts, and sounds like Kevin Wachtell's dad in bed 😂 Yeeeup.
Sorta you isn’t you…
Am I crazy for thinking miracle whip is better
He backed her into a corner like Walt did when he said "It's over when I say it's over."
i honestly dont see too many people talk about it, but i love how kim never makes her own decisions. the mayo, the tv show, the cake, every single answer she gives is either "i dont know' "maybe" or "both options could work". she's afraid to make any decisions for herself because her past decisions ended up hurting her so much. i love it
Easily in the top 5 of the entire show imo.
Better Call Saul > Breaking Bad
I’m not ready for next week. Gonna miss this TV masterpiece
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“Is man cheering on a horse race?” LMFAO💀💀💀
What a way for Gilligan to go out. One of the best episodes of the show
It’s crazy this show is really ending next week. I’m not sure what I’m going to do with myself lol.
Personally I think it hit a nerve in Gene when Marion said “I trusted you” because he thought back to Irene and all the other elderly clients whose trust he lost after they trusted him so much all the way back when
Even without the elder law context I think he just realized how awful he had become
Well, if Jimmy left the house of the cancer guy when Jimmy had the chance, him and Jeffy would been blocks away from those cops that parked in that block to eat their late dinner, Jeffy wouldn't been arrested, then Marion wouldn't search on internet for "cons in Albuquerque" and Jimmy aka saul would still be free and we could have more episodes lol, but no, he decided to stay in that cancer guy's house and snoop around without reason, the only reason saul ruined everything by staying longer in that guy's house, it's because he saw Walter White reflected on that cancer guy.
Did you notice that the guy walking into Saul's office in the later colour scene is Emilio, crazy 8's cousin from the very first episode of Breaking Bad??
Which means Saul is the guy who got him out of prison and set the whole chaos of that first episode in motion.
@@Comrade.Question Jesse also says that to Walt in the Better Call Saul episode, that Saul got Emilio off twice when they had him “dead to rights”. It would make sense that here Jesse is still skeptical of Saul, but after seeing what he does for Emilio he’s convinced
I held it together well. Right up to the moment that strangers hand comes in to comfort Kim. That did me in. 😭
The cop talking about fish tacos is Pepperjack from Always Sunny
The lawyer in the courthouse was the same girl dancing with Jesse in Breaking Bad when he had that house party. Also the woman sitting next to Kim on the bus was the teacher that worked with Walt during the assembly in the gym. She's Vince Gilligan's wife. 🙂
Emilio was Jesses first partner that we seen in the Pilot of Breaking Bad. Later when Saul is introducted Jesse says that Saul got Emilio off twice. He is also the character with biggest gap between his appearences. He first appeared 14 years ago and wasn't seen up until now.
Kim's mundane job. Drone coworkers. Jigsaw puzzles on the table while this goof of a man watches TV. Miracle whip. "Yep, yep, yep".
This is worse than death.
Rhea Seehorn did say (regarding Kim's fate) that Death isn't the only tragedy.
That's true, but a living death most certainly is.
Kim's written statement to Cheryl reminds me of Hector's written statement to Don Eladio. They're both completely true but unable to be proven.
if you were to tell me 8 years ago that the goofy lawyer Saul Goodman would scare the crap out of me like he did at the end of this episode, I would have laughed in your face.
The episode was amazing, just for making Jimmy scary.
I know! For 6.5 seasons I've loved Jimmy, then a few episodes later to be scared of him, that's incredible work from the writers a Bob!
Dude for real that shot from behind as he’s walking towards Marion with the phone line was straight out of a horror movie. And Bob’s delivery of the line was just chilling.
5:04 that skyler white joke got me
Was anyone else extremely relieved when he didn't kill Marion? That would have been dark even for him.
That he was even wrapping the phone cord in his hands like that was pretty surprising too
"please tell me Skyler White's not involved in the singing" lol
The last episode better be at least four hours long. I'm not ready for it to end! 😭
This episode was so good it fixed the waterwork system
Saul with his mustache drinking whisky waiting for Jeff to call reminded me of Walter
Don’t know if you know this, but this was the final episode directed by the amazing Vince Gilligan
I believe the word you're searching for is 'epilogue'. That's what we're watching.
And I agree with you, Better Call Saul ended with that time jump. The transformation was complete.
The two cops talking about the fish sandwich where one of them says something along the lines of "we're a thousand miles from the nearest ocean and you want to eat seafood." It's a callback to a certain other cop in Breaking Bad having fun at his wife's expense.
"Two-day drive from the nearest ocean and you're eating raw fish. That's all I'm saying. Been awhile since that minnow's been swimming."
- Hank Schrader
Season 3, pisode 2
Loved the episode aswell, I'm not ready for this amazing show to end! Its not going to end well for jimmy after all of that!
He will pay like Chuck, always wanted, and I’m all for it now.
Remember it was even overshadowed by mike when he was talking about the consequences of someone's decision
@@ahmedmakki3638 very true
I can't believe it's Saul Over. Seriously though this show has been magnificent. What a pleasure it has been watching it and your reactions Brandon. This universe of BB and BCS never ceases to amaze me. Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould are amazing writers along with their team. I just want to praise them. And Bob and Reah deserve nominations at the least. Reah should win that dam Emmy. 👏
What you said about the show really “ending” at the end of 6x09, that’s when the intro tape starts getting boggled up starting in 6x10 so I think the writers are in agreement with you 😂
Why would he see Kim?? It was her who betrayed their trust, she pushed the scam and didn’t tell him Lalo was alive, then Jimmy sacrifices his life for her and she breaks up with him, leaving him empty and alone. So why would he see Kim when Marion says “I trusted you”? I think it was a reality check for him, seeing how far he’s gone, he remembered when he was just “Jimmy McGill, a lawyer you can trust”
Glad you were here with us in real time this time around, Brandon. Super nervous for Monday.
This show brings so much great to my life, and I look forward to every episode release. What an atmosphere! The last episode comes out right on my birthday, the best present ever! So cool to watch through the episode with Brandon! Thank you maan!
The Pillar of Justice falling towards Saul.
The amount of money in the cancer guys account is the same amount walt originally needed for his family when he died.
I've come to a different interpretation of the B&W sequences: they represent Jimmy and Kim being in their own personal prisons as the consequences of their actions. I believe now that Kim has confessed to everything, and gone to Cheryl she is finally accepting her responsibility and finding her way out of the prison that she has been in for six years. Jimmy, on the other hand, had only been in his prison for a year, and hasn't found a way out and I find it unlikely that he will.
Great reaction! Especially enjoyed your comments towards the end.
Your reactions (and your widened eyes) are always incredibly awesome. I love it so much! Thanks for sharing! A great little scene, you unfortunately cut out. It's the immediate moment after the blatant phone call with Jimmy/Saul/Gene, when the tension is at bursting point, when the door opens and the colleague swoops in to say, "Time to sing!" - the double meaning of this sentence is typical for the series, because at that very moment Kim has probably decided that she is going to "sing" to come clean.
Easter eggs:
#1. Jesse's scene and the blue flower teaser before Nacho's death are the only time in all of Breaking Bad and Saul that it rains.
#2. In Saul's first scene in Breaking Bad, he confuses Badger's case with one involving public urination. Marion says that Jeff was in trouble for public urination.
#3. Kim singing happy birthday is a callback to season 5 when the nursing home made Hector sing happy birthday.
#4. In Jesse's scene the left of the screen is in black and white, as this is the moment all of the color washed away out of Kim's life, she runs out into the rain.
I know we all expected to see a downward spiral from Jimmy turning into Saul, but it's just as bad watching Saul turn into Gene. This may be the saddest transformation I've ever seen in a television series.
I love these videos. It's like getting to watch it again with a friend after it airs. It makes the wait split In half; watch episode, wait 4 days, watch Brandon's reaction, wait 3 days, watch new episode. Repeat
I just realized that when they sing happy birthday, its a callback to when the nursing home made Hector put on a pointy hat and sing happy birthday in season 5. They are both equally depressing.
I can deal with a lot, but I draw the line at Miracle Whip
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Been waiting all week for this
Love your reactions!
Brandon, I gotta say that I specifically look forward to your reactions for these shows and any movie as well. You pick up on the necessary moments and never act crazy just to get more clicks on the video. I kept refreshing ever since the episode dropped!
I just realized that Kim was probably singing to Jimmy, as it is his birthday too. That way that shot of her singing digs deep.
I took it as the lady saying “time to sing” also meant time to confess.
"'I'm glad you're alive" is such a loaded phrase. Jimmy goaded her into spilling her guts, and she suddenly found the resolve to do so, and is glad Jimmy is still alive so that he can be properly punished for what he's done.
I think she turned all the dirt she had on Jimmy is because she wants him and others to stay alive. She knows too many people have died and the fact Jimmy says Mike is dead (I doubt she cared about Lalo or Fring) really drove the point home that another person trying to protect them both and actually saved Jimmys life in the desert ends up dying because he was someway involved with him. Yes she wants him to pay for his crimes but not in a I am out to get you sort of way but the way of this is the only thing possible to finally stop you and hopefully keep you alive.
Last episode: hey, Kim got through Breaking Bad timeline, she's going to be alright you guys!
This episode: Oh... oh no.
Between the "why are you doing this?" cut and the bus crying, genuinely fearing she's just going to end it all to make it stop.
I mean is painfully obvious she went to the courthouse and to Howard’s wife to spill the beans on absolutely everything she knows about Saul Goodman. She never wants to be with him romantically ever again and she wants him to turn himself in so he can stay alive. He doesn’t want to so she takes it upon herself to do it for him even if it incriminates her as an accomplice and she also goes to prison. She doesn’t care anymore she wants it to be over for him and her.
LOL Brandon's reaction by getting trolled by every abrupt ending are still my favorite reactions.
Brandon, I would really recommend The Leftovers after BCS ends to fill the void.
I half expected Kim to feed Jesse the "You don't want a criminal lawyer ... you want a *criminal* ... lawyer." line during that scene.
This was the first episode that I can think of that made me raise my hands and say noooooo! At the end
if the final episode ends like the Sopranos ended i'm burning my PC and all my BCS merch
Agreed. So silly from David Chase.
Emilio was the guy who got turned into goo in Jesse's bathtub
This was a fantastic episode. Can’t believe there’s only one episode left and the that’s it for the Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul universe. Great reaction Brandon, hope you’re taking care!
i never realized until you said what kim is dealing with is such small potatoes in comparison...that she was literally cutting small potatoes
Jimmy rose using elderly people. Saul fell because of an elderly woman. Very poetic.
Oh, and the lady sitting next to Kim on the bus also worked with Walt at the high school. She can be seen when Walt addresses the school after the 747 crash.
Wow that is a crazy good catch
"Not Jeeves snitching on Gene!" XD
The scene of Gene cornering Marion was a very similar scene to Walt cornering Skyler and Flynn. The shots were very similar and the way they both turn and run is literally the exact same.
Emmy worthy crying right there
My favorite reaction guy…
You should live the last one.
Keep up the great work. 👍🏽
LETSGOOOOOOOOO commenting before i een watch cuz i been waiting on your reaction brother, dropped right on my break
I'm sure I had same face as Brandon when Kim appeared :)
When I seen the pillar fall at the start I was like "Feels like its saying its the fall of justice... the fall of Saul" as in he was going to be caught or something along those lines. It was great foreshadowing! "Pillars of justice"
Emilio is who Jesse knew Saul through. In 2x8, Jesse says Emilio was in trouble, dead to rights, and Saul worked his magic and got him off. So after Kim gave her opinion on him, Jesse must've figured out how Saul did his business to end up as the _criminal_ lawyer.
Wow Brandon is getting quick to react to these new episodes! This is one of my favorite episodes of the whole BB and BCS universe
I have seen a lot of shows in my life, but BCS has been the best so far. Its pure art! loved it!
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The most unbelievable part of any show I've ever seen. Noone ever tolerates both miracle whip and mayonnaise. You're either on one side or the other it's the only fact of life.
when Gene sees his commercial in color makes me think of this
every night he watched the commercials the VHS got ruined over time like his moral compass
The Jesse and Kim interaction was perfectly done
Jeff's panic driving and crashing into the car reminds me of Ted Beneke slipping on the rug in BB.
This is the first time I noticed the puzzle Kim was working. Maybe it was blank? I sure looked blank. Maybe that is symbolic of her Boring "blank" life now.
Wow!! Well spotted!! I completely missed that the reflection in Jimmy's glasses showing the ad on the computer was in colour
EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE! EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE!
My favourite comment that resonated with me was the way the 7 episodes at the start of the season are presented, the Howard take down plan. The plan is shot and viewed like a fun/funny, colourful, wild caper. Then in this episode, exactly what they did or were trying to do to Howard is written down in black and white, showing just how despicable their plan was when it is presented plain and simple in words.
Sad to have this show be gone
Saul Gone
Nice catches! I hadn't noticed the laptop paying on his glasses was in color! And I just realized when he was talking to Jean(?) he said the law wasn't like in Albuquerque. That probably made her realize "Why did he mention Albuquerque? How does he know this much stuff?"
You're right, Kim with Kim in the Gene universe starts with only safe answers to every question... till she breaks down and has a good cry.
We're here folks... the end is upon us. I started watching Breaking Bad in 2008 and we're one episode away from seeing the entire universe end. It's been one hell of a ride and I thank Brandon and other reaction channels for having made the experience so much fun. Thanks Brandon! And thanks to everyone involved in BB and BCS, you've created arguably the greatest series and prequel in television history.
The shot of the commercial in colour in the reflection of his glasses mirrors the same scene in the very first episode of the show. Genius.