Better Call Saul: The Artist's Journey

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  • Опубліковано 17 лис 2022
  • It's showtime 👐
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    (This video contains season 6 finale details, of course.)
    The other videos in this series: (no need to watch in order)
    Part 1 ➪ Better Call Saul: Can People Change? - • Better Call Saul: Can ...
    Part 2 ➪ Better Call Saul: Ethics Are Strange - • Better Call Saul: Ethi...
    Part 3 ➪ Better Call Saul: Kim & Jimmy's Love - • Better Call Saul: Kim ...
    Part 4 ➪ Better Call Saul: Nature vs. Nurture - • Better Call Saul: Natu...
    Part 5 ➪ Better Call Saul: Wolves & Sheep - • Better Call Saul: Wolv...
    Part 6 ➪ Better Call Saul: Real Redemption? - • Better Call Saul: Real...
    Part 8 ➪ Better Call Saul: Is Revenge Enough? - • Better Call Saul: Is R...
    [2/4/23 update: I finally watched Breaking Bad! Check out my first thoughts here: ua-cam.com/users/livewn7HYnvO...]
    Check out the live streams we did before each of the last 6 episodes, and the post mortem streams: • UA-cam Streams!
    The side channel: / whatstherapystreams
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  • @dirtybird6669
    @dirtybird6669 Рік тому +446

    *h* *o* *b* *o* *k* *e* *n*

    • @nont18411
      @nont18411 Рік тому +11

      Belize

    • @dirtybird6669
      @dirtybird6669 Рік тому +1

      📍'ed groovy much appreciated
      i'll hop on the bandwagon. your videos are insightful and entertaining. is this the 'nemesi(s)' video?? good material right there

    • @amberhernandez
      @amberhernandez Рік тому

      alexa order corn

    • @KidAL0
      @KidAL0 Рік тому +3

      Street Fighter 6

    • @dirtybird6669
      @dirtybird6669 Рік тому +1

      @@amberhernandez yes. words

  • @extremekiwi101
    @extremekiwi101 Рік тому +674

    Jimmy said "It's showtime" without the "folks" part in Saul Gone because chronologically by then The Incredibles had come out

  • @delfin5418
    @delfin5418 Рік тому +216

    Y’know there’s an alternate timeline where Jimmy quit lawyering and pursued filmmaking because he’s one hell of a director and for him the film industry he’d slip right in.

    • @richardplinkett4956
      @richardplinkett4956 Рік тому +5

      That's the bad ending. The only thing worse than being a lawyer is being a director.

    • @Awarewolf047
      @Awarewolf047 Рік тому +27

      @@richardplinkett4956 u sound like Chuck lol

    • @josephgordon4281
      @josephgordon4281 Рік тому +26

      And he gets to be a director! What a sick joke!

    • @AliciaM5555
      @AliciaM5555 Рік тому +4

      Hmmm, idk, only if there's an angle 😉😉

  • @sonny3351
    @sonny3351 Рік тому +693

    The idea that Lalo invaded Kim and Jimmy's home, taking away their sense of control, which led them to plan their scheme on Howard to get their control back in a way, actually blew my mind. It's insight like this that I couldn't have picked up on if I rewatched the show 100 times. Thank you for doing what you do ❤

    • @willisverynice
      @willisverynice Рік тому +11

      Although I did already have this analysis while watching the show, I am so glad to hear a popular UA-cam analysis that includes it. I’ve always felt many people were missing a lot of interesting ways of looking at this story. That being said I wasn’t a huge fan of breaking bad lol.

    • @willisverynice
      @willisverynice Рік тому

      Err I guess this channel isn’t THAT popular, but it should be.

    • @legoghostyoda
      @legoghostyoda Рік тому +31

      it blew howard’s mind too

    • @Bugthaw
      @Bugthaw Рік тому +1

      @@legoghostyoda fuck beat me to it

    • @nanaaddae4790
      @nanaaddae4790 Рік тому +17

      @@legoghostyoda what a sick joke!

  • @Taikina
    @Taikina Рік тому +28

    but consider the silver lining: he seems to have an exceptionally good reputation among the other prisoners, providing him modicum of extra protection from the violence or prisons and with his added social skills, a huge potential to create contacts to get like extra coffee and ice cream and stuff. and most of all, he can work as a legal advisor, which is one of the most valuable types of "currency" you can make in the american prison system if i'm not mistaken. this unironically does make saul 'the last line of defense for the little guy'

  • @PuglyWont
    @PuglyWont Рік тому +181

    You described an aspect of Jimmy that I don't think is noticed much, the outsider, creative side. It's what makes Jimmy so relatable to me, and what makes him standout as a lawyer.
    I was helping a kid with Math, and I told him to just play around with a calculator and do things and see what happens. And he didn't like that idea, it seemed almost morally wrong to him... that not doing something in a way you are told to and creative play. If you aren't told specifically how to do something, it's wrong to just try it. I was kind of shocked by this, and I thought this might be the process that many people actually have. There's a flippant creativity that some find repulsive, that sets you up as an outsider just by disposition.
    Jimmy seemed to embody this in some way... I fully get his reaction to working at Davis & Main. I did student teaching, and had a talking to that wasn't much different from Jimmy's stern warning from the higher ups. I didn't realize that what I was doing would offend them so much. (I inadvertently insulted the teacher, because I didn't like a worksheet that was her pet project.)
    Great video, you always reveal so many new things about it.

    • @Alexander_Grant
      @Alexander_Grant Рік тому +9

      It's interesting you bring up the calculator and messing around with it. I studied physics in college and the class that I was in was the craziest group of outcasts that I've ever spent time with. Wildly different people that had their own quirks, and we were all somewhat close since it was only about 20-30 of us at any time and our college had over 25,000, and the fact most weren't very socially intelligent, meant that it was a social group for many too. What I never realized until reading this comment was that everyone in there was creative in their own way, some were musicians, some were artists, but everyone I knew shared a creativity in being curious with number and math. Many study sessions I was a part of got sidetracked due to someone being curious about something, sometimes relevant to the material and sometimes barely being tangentially related, with everyone trying to figure it out.

    • @annettesturgess5400
      @annettesturgess5400 4 місяці тому +1

      I know a fair few musicians that are classically trained . When they hear someone play and then find out they're self taught , they usually lament the fact that they're classically trained .

  • @cestroke4899
    @cestroke4899 Рік тому +10

    Jimmy painted Jesus at Mr. Acker's house in season 5, too

  • @WildHeart7777
    @WildHeart7777 Рік тому +94

    I’m an artist, I studied psychology, and I’m obsessed with bcs, so this video could not be any more up my alley. I just absolutely adore your videos. And your thorough explanation of the psychological underpinnings of the Howard scam was so on point. Every video you make is a gift….even more so now that the series is over. Thank you 🙏

  • @cheesyjamproductions6065
    @cheesyjamproductions6065 Рік тому +71

    As an amateur webcomic artist myself, your description of the process of art creation really hit home. I spend hours writing and drawing things that people can process in a few seconds and it brings me no material reward whatsoever, but damn if it doesn't feel amazing.

    • @vivvy_0
      @vivvy_0 Рік тому +1

      wish i could find such a passion.. been struggling art block many years and can't get myself doing things feeling waistfull

  • @nuparuchi
    @nuparuchi Рік тому +39

    I really love the description of jimmy's art being a way for him to feel powerful. I think it's definitely right, when he's performing he can make himself into an auteur, he can convince himself that his opinion matters more than anyone else's. I think it makes not telling clifford main about the commercial make way more sense because having to be accountable to anyone else would take away that power to some degree.

    • @nuparuchi
      @nuparuchi Рік тому +1

      also I think that I experience that too. I'm not a big fan of collaborative projects, and part of that is having to figure out the logistics of communicating, but I think it's even more that I want the thing to be mine. I want to put my ideas out into the world, not have them replaced by someone else's.

  • @RennsReviews
    @RennsReviews Рік тому +42

    I always click on these videos of yours thinking "I'll watch 15 minutes right now and finish the rest later"
    I usually end up sitting and watching the entire thing in one sitting.
    Love what you have to say about the show, and I also love how your thoughts on the show deepen my appreciation for it!

  • @WaffleMatrix
    @WaffleMatrix Рік тому +183

    You and Ological are the two best BCS analysts on UA-cam. So many channels just summarize episodes and have nothing original or insightful to say, but you guys always remind me the amount of detail and depth that was put into this show. I think that a great TV show is designed to make you think, and reflect on what it means, as well as have discussions about what it could mean (there's no one obvious answer to the questions the show poses). BTW, you should team up Ological for a collab video.

    • @Bozothcow
      @Bozothcow Рік тому +2

      If you watch one you will enjoy the other.

    • @xXDexter3000Xx
      @xXDexter3000Xx Рік тому +3

      ological sucks, his obsession w color theory blinds him to everything else about the series

    • @Heisenberg-gp1kt
      @Heisenberg-gp1kt Рік тому +8

      @@xXDexter3000Xx because the color and cinematography in bcs pretty much IS the series. Duh

    • @xXDexter3000Xx
      @xXDexter3000Xx Рік тому +3

      @@Heisenberg-gp1kt thats not true, as demonstrated by this video. there's a huge allegory for mythological storytelling that ological hasnt even slightly picked up on.

    • @mrpuddingpop1
      @mrpuddingpop1 Рік тому +9

      @@xXDexter3000Xx I mean you can’t cover everything, he more leans on the literal visual display, I.e. every frame a painting. Whereas this series is more about emotion and worth and ties it’s claims in an Ockham’s razor feeling. Both good because they’re not giving a truth sermon, they’re discussing what they see.

  • @benswolo6928
    @benswolo6928 Рік тому +48

    Dude you’re low key my favorite Saul takes. Can’t wait to see this one.

    • @yemmohater2796
      @yemmohater2796 Рік тому +18

      I agree, he actually cares about the characters and has a sympathetic view of the characters as people, rather than just villains or heroes

    • @balaclava__music
      @balaclava__music Рік тому +3

      @@yemmohater2796 like q good therapist

  • @toxiclaw7591
    @toxiclaw7591 Рік тому +8

    "If youre like me, well, good luck with that, but also..." absolute gold

  • @manitouparkguitaracademy
    @manitouparkguitaracademy Рік тому +7

    "if youre like me, good luck with that" i was not ready, sir, that was gold how you just slid that like that

  • @samwrightarchive
    @samwrightarchive Рік тому +17

    So many people misinterpret this show but you’re one of the few creators who really get it, appreciate the content. Cheers

  • @gracekelly2282
    @gracekelly2282 Рік тому +6

    Been going through heavy grief, your video has given me comfort so thank you for what you’re doing. Always enjoy your better call saul videos, best ones out there. ❤

    • @heartpaws519
      @heartpaws519 Рік тому +2

      ((hug)) and 🙏 Grace - may you find peace eventually.

  • @nate4137
    @nate4137 Рік тому +9

    Im currently a music education major and the thing Ricky Blackmore said about medieval times is 100% true. The earliest common applications of harmony came from the church, mainly Gregorian chant. For a long time it was all unison with no harmony, and then it slowly became common practice to go between unison and harmony in 4ths or 5ths.

  • @thecinemascribe
    @thecinemascribe Рік тому +9

    This video perfectly summarized why I find Jimmy to be the most relatable and personally meaningful character in anything I’ve seen.

  • @austinkeetch1850
    @austinkeetch1850 Рік тому +13

    Best creator on this whole platform dude love your stuff

  • @swagwolfgang
    @swagwolfgang Рік тому +9

    Since the finale i have thought “im so upset this show is over” atleast once every day😂

  • @corbinmarkey466
    @corbinmarkey466 Рік тому +15

    I'm so glad you dedicated a whole video to this. Jimmy's artistry has always been one of the most important, key aspects of the show to me and I'm glad that you appreciate it as well!

  • @rat-of-pain
    @rat-of-pain Рік тому +8

    I fully agree with what you said about the ending & Jimmy's fate. I haven't seen a lot of people talk about the tragedy of it, as a life sentence is seen as an understandable, acceptable thing by so much of society, and yeah as so many of your audience says you out into words what I was thinking lol

    • @nameynamename3758
      @nameynamename3758 10 місяців тому +1

      the tragedy is all the destruction he helped cause

  • @swagwolfgang
    @swagwolfgang Рік тому +7

    I honestly felt bad for chuck when he said to jimmy “i worked my ass off to get here” because like he really did

  • @gongalicious
    @gongalicious Рік тому +2

    I saw a fantastic piece of fanart on tumblr that contrasted Chuck's space blanket with Jimmy's bright colored Saul suits, and it made me view the show in such a different way. Chuck used his sensitivity to electricity as a shield against his true feelings against his own brother, whereas Jimmy created his Saul Goodman persona to cope with his own feelings about his brother and later using it to numb the pain of losing Kim. They turned their coping mechanisms into performances, and that hurt a lot of people in the end.

  • @alliepenaherrera1976
    @alliepenaherrera1976 Рік тому +6

    Kind of interesting that someone shot a flare gun, which arguably isn’t as harmless as a real gun, and their carelessness causes a huge destructive fire that they couldn’t control. Which is Jimmy’s whole problem. Not saying the show planned that but I love how you can interpret things in this show like you would in a classic novel.

  • @kryptakazum548
    @kryptakazum548 Рік тому +3

    Phenomenal takeaways, Saul and Kim needing control makes MUCH more sense than them (as characters in their own minds) needing an antagonist.
    Also, that makes Howard's death even more impactful, Lalo took control back, with a damn smile.

  • @GinoChaviano19
    @GinoChaviano19 Рік тому +2

    Another banger. Thanks so much for your hard work. These in-depth analyses on this show make my day.

  • @arborwin
    @arborwin Рік тому +3

    This was your best one yet, and validated so many of my own thoughts about the show! Thank you so much!

  • @James-vc1kc
    @James-vc1kc Рік тому +6

    it amazes me how you continue to make so many Better Call Saul videos, while never failing to provide me with insights I never even realized or thought of before

  • @jadondavid8272
    @jadondavid8272 Рік тому +5

    Another fantastic Video!! I love your insight so much, it always surprises me the different angles you approach with your analysis, and the way you tie so many points together. Brilliant!

  • @surgz_puzlx3355
    @surgz_puzlx3355 Рік тому +3

    This has been some of the best 55 minutes of my UA-cam watching life! Great vid

  • @GalaxyStudi0s
    @GalaxyStudi0s Рік тому

    YESSS!!! I have been greatly anticipating this video of yours ever since you briefly mentioned it in your last video!

  • @Tea._.why.
    @Tea._.why. Рік тому +6

    Been loving these videos, they have been really hitting my better call Saul itch. Cant wait to see what you upload next, bcs or whatever else you decide to dive into.

  • @TassiaNathalia
    @TassiaNathalia Рік тому

    i saved this video on my watch later, and got to watch it today
    it paid off every second
    one of my favourite shows being graced with such brilliant analysis
    thank you

  • @bookreport3724
    @bookreport3724 Рік тому +8

    No matter how long your videos they are never long enough for me, since your videos are so well made.

    • @braves9652
      @braves9652 Рік тому +2

      I agree. I got excited when I saw this one was like 55 minutes.

  • @colekoenning6995
    @colekoenning6995 Рік тому +2

    Man these videos have been one of the best parts of my year, thank you so much for your efforts.

  • @laughman7357
    @laughman7357 Рік тому +3

    I really appreciate the ingenuity in the editing style, and scripting structure of this video. Many YT video essays, are just someone aping the editing cliches they've been exposed to on YT, whilst loving the sound of their own voice, without much of a point.
    I appreciate this video, and your effort to be concise, and not pretentious. Thank you, I subbed!

  • @BeefBlock9844
    @BeefBlock9844 Рік тому +3

    Another awesome BCS video. Thank you so much for all your work!

  • @holidaygerry
    @holidaygerry Рік тому +1

    This vid resonates w me as an artist. Great to hear a therapist perspective on a series I rewatch for its soothing relatability.

  • @davidbjacobs3598
    @davidbjacobs3598 Рік тому +13

    Your comments on legacy made me realize something (a bit off-topic) --
    Jimmy hates Howard, in part, because Howard is an alternate version of Jimmy. Or rather, Howard represents an alternate path. Both Jimmy and Howard are living in the shadow of some amazing and significantly better lawyer: Jimmy's brother and Howard's father (the other Hamlin in Hamlin Hamlin McGill). But unlike Jimmy, Howard accepts this role with total complacency and satisfaction. He shows that Jimmy could have been happy to simply live in his brother's shadow, and Jimmy resents and despises that.

    • @AliciaM5555
      @AliciaM5555 Рік тому +1

      @David YES!!!!! 1000% well said, this is exactly why Jimmy resents Howard! Well said. 👍👍😎😎

    • @charlesw7397
      @charlesw7397 3 місяці тому

      Much easier to accept that position when your superior cares for you and gives you validation. Chuck basically resented Jimmy for even passing the bar and refused to hire him. If Chuck had given him a chance as a lawyer and helped mold Jimmy as a lawyer, Jimmy probably would've turned out much more similar to Howard

  • @elonif4125
    @elonif4125 6 місяців тому

    This is your best video. I watched it after watching BCS for the first time and now, after my second watch, it really makes Jimmy more accessible to view him as an artist. Truly fantastic insight.

  • @lemoineau2317
    @lemoineau2317 Рік тому +1

    Please continue your analysis, they are awesome. They are a work of art in themselves

  • @doxy66
    @doxy66 3 місяці тому

    I finally finished BCS recently, and I have been going through a bunch of your videos about it. Looking forward to more videos on other shows in the future too!! Great and very insightful stuff. Love your perspective

  • @agsmashups
    @agsmashups Рік тому +2

    goddamn, this video is great. Thank u for putting so much effort in, and showing me so much more clearly just how much of an artist jimmy was, not just verbal but music, painting, directing and more and how it really is his passion aside from people. Makes me wonder. what kind of life would he have if people encouraged his artistic side and he didnt choose law as a career. probably wouldnt get into 90 percent of the trouble. Though i reckon hed still be slippin every now and then, just a lower scale w out the legal consequences.

  • @iconoclast137
    @iconoclast137 Рік тому +1

    your channel is fantastic. such deep insights into tiny details, i love it

  • @edwartvonfectonia4362
    @edwartvonfectonia4362 Рік тому +4

    This show will be on my rewatch list for sure. You can analyse the characters over and over.

  • @Nedumgottil
    @Nedumgottil Рік тому

    Good analysis, I'm glad I found this video

  • @davidsteece4283
    @davidsteece4283 Рік тому

    you make the kind of video essays that set my soul on fire. so good. perfect really

  • @htasul
    @htasul Рік тому

    Great analysis video! I really liked this one and thought it had a lot to say about Jimmy's character

  • @gel3009
    @gel3009 Рік тому

    So timely! You made me love Jimmy more.

  • @jamiewest7089
    @jamiewest7089 27 днів тому

    love your videos man cant wait for your takes on the sopranos especially all the therapy scenes

  • @arjeshh
    @arjeshh Рік тому

    absolutely love your work

  • @rafaelarevalo8047
    @rafaelarevalo8047 Рік тому +3

    i always love forward to these videos. you're very eloquent and you always make very good points! i'd love to see your take on mad men in the future, i think that show is just as psychologically and philosophically rich as BCS. cheers

  • @bernie1501
    @bernie1501 Рік тому +1

    I love your videos so much. You bring up so many aspects of the show that I personally haven't noticed, nor have I seen in the dozens of BCS videos on youtube. Excited to digest this one! Keep it up!! :)

  • @catdadpeter
    @catdadpeter Рік тому +1

    Amazing video. Broke a bone and this is helping the healing in a soothing way.

  • @arthurhudson2
    @arthurhudson2 Рік тому

    A fascinating and thoughtful analysis as always!

  • @cellularphone8642
    @cellularphone8642 Рік тому

    You gotta be one of my favorite UA-camrs, these saul videos are essential for any fan

  • @mikecannon7405
    @mikecannon7405 Рік тому

    Just binged this series, wonderful work man, very excited for you to watch breaking bad! So much to therapize with walt especially. Hope you enjoy it and can't wait for more videos!

  • @MonkeySpaceWalk
    @MonkeySpaceWalk Рік тому +1

    “If you’re like me, first of all, good luck with that-“ lmao

  • @HillelArt
    @HillelArt Рік тому

    I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!

  • @rasmustagu
    @rasmustagu Рік тому

    really high quality analysis. came for a quick check, stayed without even realizing.

  • @gl0soli099
    @gl0soli099 Рік тому

    Love your analysis! Thoughtful and really well done - defo love that it's not the usual commentary on an episode....
    Watch the Sopranos!!! Defo! I only watched for the first time last winter, and is 100% up there with BCS as my favourite.. Thanks for your work!

  • @lilmoist516
    @lilmoist516 Рік тому

    Amazing. Love your work.

  • @GrannyGamer1
    @GrannyGamer1 Рік тому

    Damn.
    You worked hard on this!
    Thanks!

  • @hello2jello4mellow34
    @hello2jello4mellow34 Рік тому

    Great analysis. Again.

  • @drTERRRORRR
    @drTERRRORRR Рік тому

    Man. You and I are so different. Thank you for making your thoughts public like that. I learn so much from differences in our perspectives.
    I hope you're well.

  • @shortmage
    @shortmage Рік тому

    Commenting for content engagement algorithm.
    But also, top-notch videos, love your takes!

  • @drinkwater3453
    @drinkwater3453 11 місяців тому

    i can't WAIT for your sopranos videos

  • @hoodee1334
    @hoodee1334 Рік тому

    These videos have been super informative and just generally interesting to listen to.
    Excited to see if you do more analysis of other media, or whatever you feel like creating next. :]

  • @amandacorbin6214
    @amandacorbin6214 Рік тому

    thank you for once again writing the nebulous essays i have floating in my head with amazing points and evidence i never would have thought. i also feel kind of attacked talking about how we obsess about creation as a distraction from the rest...ouch lol thank you for these!

  • @thiccboi5011
    @thiccboi5011 Рік тому

    This is a really solid video, don't know how to do it justice in a youtube comment but it's clear you're super well educated and BCS is super deep for being such a popular show

  • @EverythingFan02
    @EverythingFan02 Рік тому

    This was lovely

  • @se4949
    @se4949 Рік тому +1

    Your dismissal of denial of death right after explaining its premise of human self importance is hilarious…

  • @videosbaisam
    @videosbaisam Рік тому

    Been loving every step of this analysis. If you keep making videos about TV after finishing BCS, I recommend Bojack Horseman and The Leftovers. Both are pretty squarely focused on mental illness, what causes it, how it affects others, etc.

  • @JoeNaeem
    @JoeNaeem Рік тому

    Great vid, great content

  • @heartpaws519
    @heartpaws519 Рік тому

    This was an AMAZING deep dive into my favorite show - such awesome insight!! Just found you & immediately Subacribed. Will be catching up on those other BCS videos of yours!!❤

  • @ricoperez9252
    @ricoperez9252 Рік тому +1

    Wow, you’re good at this.

  • @noellesears10
    @noellesears10 Рік тому

    ive been wating for this video since you mentioned the rockstar jimmy thing in passing like two months ago

  • @flufo
    @flufo Рік тому

    Your work is very inspiring, I hope I can live like you someday 🙏

  • @lockthelach
    @lockthelach Рік тому

    I love your videos so much

  • @XSV2
    @XSV2 Рік тому

    Damn you really can talk about anything with this show lol. Great stuff as always, by far the best BCS related content channel on youtube

  • @Bartholomule01
    @Bartholomule01 Рік тому

    Glad to know you make videos to this scope without needing it to be a money making endeavor.
    I don't like being made to feel like I need to make more of my music. I think the music itself is enough.

  • @PatriseHenkel
    @PatriseHenkel Рік тому +3

    you will LOVE the Sopranos! As a painter, I love this analysis of Jimmy. No wonder I love him so much... making art IS a compulsion, and us artists like to believe its a noble one. I have several times tried to "give up all this art s**t and live a normal life." It doesnt work; I have to make art, no matter how mediocre, is essential for me to live.

  • @95mudshovel
    @95mudshovel Рік тому +1

    art is essential in life. when I was a teenager, I would come home from work and spend hours at my desk experimenting with various art styles. ten years later, my job is art and my hobbies are art. everyone needs art. it's key to the human experience.

  • @TedHoughVlogs
    @TedHoughVlogs Рік тому

    Hey man, found your channel this last week and I have to say, incredible work! These analysis videos are phenomenal. Keep em coming and if you get a chance maybe consider covering Boardwalk Empire as that is also a show teeming with subtly.

  • @holidaygerry
    @holidaygerry Рік тому +1

    The series finale came at a critical time in my life where I was conceptualizing eternal recurrence and accepting the patterns of my behavior as a kind of cyclical reality. Like repeat as many times as necessary to learn your lessons, and maybe get the good ending thats not behind bars.

  • @ElvisDman
    @ElvisDman Рік тому

    Oh man i cant wait till you watch Sopranos! Im sure you will love it and make a lot of great videos!

  • @Kyfow
    @Kyfow Рік тому +1

    Love the video!
    Regarding the idea of immortality, I heard a wonderful, existential dread inducing description of the idea of cultural immortality by a video game reviewer of all things.
    He described famous people and achievements as mountains on the landscape, as time goes by, new mountains form, but also the tide rises and washes away the lower peaks. This causes us to perceive "the greats" as chronologically and thematically close, even if they're hundreds of years apart. When people group Mozart, Behtoven, Chopin and Tchaikovsky, they do just that. The hardest pill to swallow regarding our immortality is that time is infinite and we are not. People tend to think about the current times and themselves as the only time that matters, but they're just rises in the terrain that will almost inevitably wash over them at some point.
    Anyway, i love your stuff, keep em coming!

  • @nont18411
    @nont18411 Рік тому +5

    Would love to see you dissect and give your take on Kim’s ambiguous ending and if her arc is completed or not.
    Because I think it’s worthy of long discussion and if think in business standpoint, this is a perfect excuse for Vince to make another epilogue movie like El Camino.
    A very “Just Make Money” move.🤑💸💸💸

    • @kpman644
      @kpman644 Рік тому +1

      Agreed, could really have a great discussion on this. On the other hand I think her ambiguous ending is good, leaves the viewer fill in the gaps. Also didn’t quite think El Camino was that great nowhere near BB / BCS

    • @nont18411
      @nont18411 Рік тому

      @@kpman644 For me, I hate her ending. I feel like the show treated Howard as only a plot device, not a character. And seeing how the mastermind who destroyed his life walked away scott free rubs me in the wrong way.

  • @danie5522
    @danie5522 9 місяців тому

    i think this is my favorite video of the series!!!! jimmy has such artistic intelligence and it definitely feels like a part of him he uses in service of other goals, when it definitely could have been his focus!!! maybe he can use his time in prison to hone in a screenplay or somethin

  • @chuckles2364
    @chuckles2364 Рік тому +1

    Recently I feel like I've watched a lot of video essays of a similar caliber, and maybe they got the core idea right, but also in addition they get something REALLY wrong that sends a horrible message to the people watching.
    BUT that trend has been broken with this video, great job!

  • @notaray
    @notaray Рік тому

    Really enjoying your videos! If you have the chance I recommend watching “Raging Bull” ! I would absolutely love to see your take on the character and his psyche and the way it manifests in his relationships. Keep up the great video essays!

  • @mappingshaman5280
    @mappingshaman5280 Рік тому +2

    "They were eachothers worst nemesissies."
    Now you're making me picture Bob odenkirk and Michael mckean in pink dresses.

  • @noodle2904
    @noodle2904 Рік тому

    Thank you for these videos and all the effort that goes into them.
    Just one small note for the outros, I've noticed with this one and others that the music loop is really short and it gets to be a bit grating when the outro is so long to have like 5 seconds of music going around and around like being on hold. If it could be longer or more varied loops I think it would be less noticeable

  • @kasperilindroos2370
    @kasperilindroos2370 8 місяців тому

    I've been really loving your videos. I've struggled with mental health problems my whole life and your videos actually feel therapeutic. Would you ever be willing to take a look at Jesse Pinkman and his personality on your channel?

  • @brxyann
    @brxyann Рік тому +1

    Babe wake up, new What’s Therapy? video dropped!

  • @James_Wisniewski
    @James_Wisniewski Рік тому +1

    Oh, Smoke on the Water. The song that never stops giving. My middle school orchestra played a rendition of it in eighth grade (I was in the cello section, so I just played rhythm), and it was the first song I learned on bass guitar (played from memory, and without chords, of course). It's pretty much *the* intro to rock song.

  • @noellesears10
    @noellesears10 Рік тому +2

    you know, if you think of saul as an identity in terms of pre-dating jimmy's life as a lawyer, being the "last line of defense" kind of makes jimmy the "little guy". if jimmy has nothing else, he has the charisma and good luck that saul brings

  • @adameltassi1268
    @adameltassi1268 Рік тому

    the sopranos is such a complex show and being a therapist i think youd definitely find some of what the sopranos talks about interesting i hope you talk about it on this channel