I can see them doing a flash forward to Saul being kidnapped by Jesse and Walt when they first met, in which the scene plays out from Saul’s perspective giving the scene a sense of intense fear. Only to reveal it was Jesse and Walt and not the cartel. I think this would work great because the original scene in breaking bad everyone (the audience, walt and, jesse) all knew the real intention behind kidnapping Saul but Saul didn’t. So this would be a cool flip of perspective. I could see them playing this scene at the beginning of the episode, then later showing the events that instilled that fear and frantic within Saul in the first place. Tying everything together nicely and providing a simple cameo.
There’s no way they’re not gonna actually show Walt and Jesse or just have them as some tiny cameo. There is not a single Breaking Bad character who hasn’t been brought back for a reason, Walt and Jesse are gonna play a new role in the story whether people like it or not. And that cat picture that AMC released is NEW and from the set of BCS, so we already know we’re gonna see them unmasked. I do think we’ll have to see stuff related to his kidnapping since he mentions Nacho and Lalo in that scene in Breaking Bad, but Walt and Jesse are gonna play a role in the story, and probably even meet Nacho/Lalo/Howard/Kim/one of the new characters, we are not only gonna see stuff we already knew, we’re gonna see a new layer to their characters, that’s just how Vince and the crew rolls.
@@nighTmareCSGO I am. The only time I’ve ever seen a fanbase not understand a show this hard is Attack on Titan. Vince Gilligan doesn’t do fan service cameos, he doesn’t bring characters back for no reason or to show what we already know about them, literally it’s a 100% chance that Walt and Jesse will have an important and new role that changes the context for BB. That’s simply how they do cameos, their cameos will change your understanding of a character or they won’t happen at all, and we have direct confirmation that they’re happening, so take that as direct confirmation that they’re gonna change our understanding of Walt and Jesse.
Are we completely forgetting about Vamamos Pest? In season 5, Saul introduces them to vamamos pests saying he’s been “legally pulling their chestnuts out of the fire for 5 years” which would put them around 2003-2004. Maybe he uses them to steal, or even plant something in Howard’s house as another scheme.
Yo that sounds like the perfect way to plant something. Howard’s house needs to be bug bombed, so Jimmy hooks back up with Ira and gets it done that way
The boss of Vamanos Pest appears in BCS a couple times. He was the guy loading the soda machines and who stole the antique statue and sold it then split the money with Jimmy. Jimmy even said he would find something else for them to do together.
Oh wow, u totally called it 100% on ur theories bro! Especially the one where u said the timelines were gonna combine from BCS endings to BB beginnings/Saul's appearance... & The best theory u got rite is that they'd name an episode "Breaking Bad" like the episode in Breaking Bad called "Better Call Saul"... Brilliance.
@@lunch77 Vince Gilligan said it was juice that Walt hand delivered to Brock at school ... also, Saul screams at Walt in the show that he had no idea stealing the ciggerette meant poisoning a kid. Saul had no reason to lie here, so it's clear all he did was orchestrate the pickpocket.
@@lunch77 I tried to link but it got instantly removed. From a Comic Con question way back in 2013: "My writers and I would always tell ourselves the story of The Evil Juicebox Man', Gilligan jokes. "It was improbable, perhaps, but not impossible. Once he'd got that idea, spinning the gun and looking at that Lily of the Valley plant, I think probably he crushed some of the stuff up, put it in a juice box, got into Brock's school somehow." It shouldn't be too hard to find sources if you Google with "Comic Con 2013 Breaking Bad" if you want to independently verify but I can't seem to link without losing my comment completely.
I found this channel about 2 or 3 months ago, and it has been the perfect companion for my rewatch before season 6. Can't wait for s6 and for your breakdowns of each episode. Love this channel.
@@TheVividKiWi Love your content! but pls turn down the bg music (whilst i love the theme music ofc) it just makes it hard to listen to you speak. Just my opinion ofcourse but i've seen others suggest the same.
Not exactly a Walt and Jesse connection, but Season 6 really needs to elaborate on how Saul goes from being cartel adjacent to a lawyer that has a disappearer and a drawer full of burner phones.
I can’t believe anyone thought Nacho was going to live through this series. He literally couldn’t as the Salamanca gang is featured so prominently throughout BrBa.
@@nickblinko5677 or just escape from everything and have his dad taken care of via mike, and by the time mike is no longer around to watch for him, the salamancas are gone
Love the idea of Saul taking his new LawyerUp car to the car wash and just having Walt wax the car as a cameo while Saul is on the phone with a client or something. I could certainly see them rework the drug bust in BB ep1 as being part of the cartel war or something.
@@moustachio334 I’m convinced Krazy-8 rated out his own cousin and maybe that’s how we see how Saul bailed him out. Maybe part of the deal the DEA Made with Krazy-8.
I have a theory. Maybe a flashback when Walt was buying a crib for Walt Jr. at Crazy 8 family store. I remember they discussed that in the basement before Walt killed him, and Crazy 8 even said, "Maybe I even sold it to you".
That would be interesting for sure. But, I'm not sure how it would serve the over all plot. I think whats going to happen is going to be bigger in that it may change our perspective on BB.
I think there’s something huge you missed in regards to Skinny Pete. If I’m remembering correctly, the reason Tuco is introduced to Jesse in BB is because Skinny Pete was his cellmate. If they’re talking about Tuco’s stint in prison that results from Mike’s actions in Better Call Saul, they could very easily have a scene or two of Tuco in prison with Pete. It would make sense for the show too, since Tuco’s return to the Salamanca operation would be something worth showing.
There is no way they are going back to walts house. The lady that owns it to this day is nuts and still yells at tourists. The house is surrounded by a fence, signs and cameras too.
Nah I heard in an interview she just got fed up with somebody that jumped the fence and asked if she could close her garage door for a better picture. But other than that she doesn’t mind the binders of people that drive past her house every year
Walter White pretty much has to be in there. He had such a profound impact on all the characters lives. Their approach has always been to include major characters like that if they serve a major purpose in the story, and he does. Well see how the prequel timeline bleeds into Breaking Bad and how much time they’ll devote to it, but I dont see them doing any of that without Walt. Jesse Im not as sure about, but Im gonna say probably.
I think we can have a flash forward to the period when Walt and Saul were bunking together at the vacuum cleaner store. This would tie neatly into the Gene timeline. Maybe Saul opens up about something regarding Kim as far as what happens to her or how they intend to get back together.
You said Mike and Saul hate each other during BB (which they do) but one scene I always found interesting was a scene where Mike is in a bar and sees one of Saul's commercials. He sort of raises his drink and has a look of respect towards Saul. I always found that scene interesting with the context of BCS. I always saw it as Mike being proud on a certain level of Jimmy for how far he's come, considering they first met when Jimmy was at his lowest as a lawyer
I hope after this final season we fans can go back and watch Breaking Bad and see it through different eyes. Mabey see it in s different light. Awesome video man. Keep em coming✌ And I heard writers say the two shows this final season have never been closer. So I think that there will be answers for some of our questions.
Check comments i literally jus posted a kinna off wall theory based on what Peter Gould said n that was "The finale season will make us look at brba in diff light"
I already do. I now see Walt as sticking his ding dong into the hornets nest and, at the last second, ruining all of Gus's plans that he worked decades for. In Breaking Bad, I rooted for Walt. Now, I root for Gus to beat the Cartel. But we know how that ends. It hurts that Walt and Hector took out Gus 😭
Me personally, i feel really passionately about NOT wanting to see them in season 6, unless its maybe at the VERY end. Too many people want this show to literally be breaking bad, but i dont.
Agreed...if anyone is watching S6 for Walt and Jesse is watching it for wrong reasons...I won't mind very small cameos but that is not my motivation to watch this masterpiece say goodbye
To me there is no way they won't appear in some form at least, like it has been mentioned, this is seemingly the final part of the BrBa universe which could ever be released, so it would be a huge waste if the two guys who started it all didn't get to feature. Knowing BCS though, it won't takeover the plot, the story will still focus on Jimmy/Saul, and honestly I trust these creators to do it right no matter what they end up deciding on.
I don't know if they need a cameo but they need to be alluded to in some way shape or form to definitively tie the storyline together and make the universe feel whole
Better Call Saul HAS to explain the events of Breaking Bad to people who have never seen the show before or it can’t stand on its own. Trust me when I say, they will do that. The writers.
@@abdur4754 Nope. The creators of the show said they want people to be able to watch Better Call Saul in its entirety without having seen a single episode of Breaking Bad. The events that bring Jimmy to the Gene timeline have to get some kind of explanation.
The name of the episode is "Granite State" (not Granite, Slate) , referring to the state of New Hampshire where Ed the Disappearer sends Walter to hide out in the cabin in the woods.
They could always show Saul getting his iconic White Cadillac for the first time, that his friend Marco said he should be driving in one of the earlier Better Call Saul seasons. Then they could finally show him getting it, and cut to him stopping in at the A1 car for the first time to wash with it once he gets it, and seeing Walt there then. Remember, they showed his Cadillac getting taken away on a tow truck in the opening of the first episode of Season 6, and he has still yet to get it in Better Call Saul. I feel this theory is pin worthy and the most realistic and not over the top lol. Love your videos man, Especially the episode tier lists. Take it easy my fellow BB, BCs and Zelda fan lol.
I think showing the car wash could include showing how much he’s struggling at that moment which nods to his future decision to break bad. Would love to see Bogdan appear to quell a complaint someone had about Walt when he is still a pretty new employee. Agreed that Walt meeting Lalo would be fucking wild
I saw Mike “Johnathan Banks” at Harrahs Casino in New Orleans. My girlfriend and I were walking through the casino and I saw someone that looks exactly like my dad. I asked him if I could get a pic you look just like my dad.. he goes “Nice try but I look like Mike from Breaking Bad sorry no pics” we were WTF hahaha at this time I didn’t watch Breaking Bad and it was in season 3. We ended up watching and loving Breaking Bad and have an awesome story to go with it haha
@@TheVividKiWi I know right.. accidentally meeting one of my favorite characters of all time. We really went in wanting to hate him, but that’s impossible.
Wowwww really really enjoyed this kiwi and can tell how much work went into it so appreciate that! Also enjoy the theory about nacho possibly being in Saul’s office before “Mr. Mayhew” walks in! Really think that will work out well and as you said, make sense when Saul and crew are in the desert. This was purely awesome and even though I don’t think many of these will actually happen it was nice to see you break all of them down and dissect each one! Brilliant work my friend! 🥰🥝🥰
I like the mystery of his time in Chile being unrecorded and Don Eladio not killing Gus because "I know who you are...", implying that Gus may have had something to do with the Pinochet regime. For me that's an important part of what makes Gus such a great villain; how he covers his tracks so thoroughly that even the audience doesn't know the full story about his past.
@@GeriatricFan1963 yes!!!!someone who gets it----the closest we've ever gotten to his backstory is that story he told Hector he truly is one of the best written villians
Jimmy is the most important character in the BCS/BB universe. He is the lead protagonist in one show and an important secundary character in another one.
The thing with Jesse, he looks so different now than he did at the beginning of Breaking Bad, it would feel weird to have him play an even younger version of himself
ive always thought an idea of jesse getting caught up in something during highschool and needing a lawyer, kim or saul, and then walt has to testify or something 🤷🏻♀️
In the 2nd half of the season, I think Mike will somehow introduce Saul to Gus to help with something Lalo-related (that's how Saul will know Gus in order to connect Walter to him later) and something is going to break, introducing more antagonism between Mike and Saul. OR Saul is going to work with Gus agains Mike's warning or something like that. The one bad thing between Saul and Mike doesn't have to be huge, Mike just has to be sure like "yup, this guy is not stable / trustworthy, so I'm gonna avoid him as much as I can" and then he'd be annoyed when in BB he's forced to work with Saul frequently.
Your last point is exceedingly interesting. Saul knew a guy (Mike) who knew a guy (Gus). Knowing what transpired in S6 E9, I would this would have cemented Mike’s distrust/dislike of Saul.. Why would savvy Mike hook Walter up with Gus merely at Saul’s request? I surmise that Saul and Gus are introduced at some point? That would make sense of Mike’s “we had a good thing going” comment. Perhaps Mike has to pull Saul in in order to complete the super lab? Maybe Gus requests some sort of deal with Saul after seeing how Saul protected Kim by seemingly throwing her under the bus which made Gus realize that the lab was ultimately where Lalo wanted to lure Gus. In addition, remember all of the times Saul pushed Walt and Jessie to keep cooking? I think he was already getting a cut of Gus’s proceeds (perhaps for keeping quiet about the lab) before W & J ever came along which made him richer. And we all know how greedy Saul is. What do you all think? Kiwi, thanks for your awesome channel and videos. You rock!
I'm not sure if everyone made this connection but crazy-8 dead drop was 700k, it was hank's bust, when I saw that I was sure Fring's self inflicted 700k loss in better call saul was the same one that intrigued Walter to go on Hank's ride along, meet Jesse, and lead him on the road that killed the person who directly woke up Heisenberg. Poetry That is till I saw the timeline but I still like it.
Honestly I could picture them having a scenario where Jesse is arrested (before Breaking Bad) and Kim is his lawyer I think that would work pretty well for a cameo as for Walt I could also picture a scenario where Kim goes to the carwash and we briefly see Walt washing her car I also think that would work well
i personally think that in season 6 the sandpiper case will be settled and saul will receive the money and with it he'd buy his office that is seen in breaking bad.
personally, even though I already saw the cameos and enjoyed them, I would've liked to see Lalo stop by at the car wash or just accidentally meeting Walter White having no idea who he'd become in 2004. It'd also be cool to see Lalo in some way encourage him to do something like what he did, which would unintentionally secretly screw Gus, his biggest rival in the future. It'd also fit in perfectly with the timeline, since Walt first starts working there in 2004 while Lalo could still be alive while not seeing Walt do anything actually illegal, we'd see him be encouraged to do so by no other than Lalo himself in some way.
Both shows have extra material besides the episodes; the Pollos Hermanos training videos, Saul's commercials, Walt and Huell's websites, etc. I think is very possible that they will produce a few extra "missing escenes" so they don't have to force too many cameos. More of Mike behind the scenes in BB timeline would be perfect.
The huge fan in me would of course love to see some Walt and Jesse appearances or camos in the final season of BCS that would be totally awesome. But I think the only way Vince Gilligan would do it is if it made sense because it seems he is very careful with BB characters and when and why they appear in BCS it's not something he just does for fan service. But like I said the fanboy in me screams give me all the BB characters Skyler, Marie, Walt Jr, Skinny Pete, Badger, I could go on LOL😁
I can imagine Mr.Mayhew being a Cliffhanger to the "breaking bad" Episode. Saul Goodman Sitting in his room is being told "Next one is Mr. Mayhew" and then blackscreen All in all Walter and jesse must be in the Show because Else they had to skip the plotpoint which led to the gene line. For people who have not watched brba or only have it halfly in mind this would be a throwoff
you’re right, bcs is meant to be able to be watched on its own without having seen bb so not having walt and jesse in there wouldnt make sense for the gene timeline
I’ve always thought one of the Gene scenes could be him watching TV and the news breaks that Walt has died, much like Jesse hearing in El Camino. Again, not much substance to including it but would be a nice subtle nod.
Gene learning of Walt's death likely would have occurred prior to any Gene scene we have already viewed. Gene's scenes take place with snow falling outside in Omaha. Omaha historically hasn't ever received snow earlier than September 29. Walt died on September 7, 2010. Additionally, there are clues that suggest that Gene was locked by the mall dumpster no earlier than October 21, 2010 (Rich Eisen podcast).
I’m pretty sure we did see when Jesse and Jane went to that art gallery in season 3 of breaking bad. It was a flashback scene where Jesse sees a painting of a door.
For what it’s worth, I worked at a restaurant right by the office set. I saw them film plenty of scenes, both with Saul and Kim in the scene. So I can promise it will show up.
At the beginning the producers stated that BCS would "take place before, during and after the events in Breaking Bad." We've clearly seen before and after, so at some point in season 6 we will see during.
When Jimmy tells Kim that he's going to pick up bail money for Lalo, he equated it to Kim picking up bail money from a kid who was kicked out of his parent's house for smoking a joint (she had to go to his uncle's place to get the money). Do you think that could have been Jesse?
Okay, so first, Breaking Bad episode 508 is titled Gliding Over All, not Gliding All Over, and episode 515 is titled Granite State, not Granite Slate… Gliding Over All is referencing the Walt Whitman poem (actually titled Gliding O’er All), and Granite State is referencing New Hampshire’s nickname as the Granite State (which is where Walt is hiding out), and is actually the second reference to New Hampshire after episode 501 Live Free or Die, which is the official state motto. Minor mistakes, but still important titles to get right. Second, I think most of these fan theories range anywhere from wishful thinking to completely off the rails. The most important thing to remember is where Breaking Bad is primarily Walt + Jesse’s story, BCS is primarily Saul + Mike’s story, so anyone introduced into the BCS storylines would have to make narrative sense and be in service of the currently existing characters. The best way to think about it is as someone who is watching BCS, but has never seen BB. For them, something like a family barbecue at Walt’s house would be completely random, out of place, confusing and pointless… Why is this happening? Who are these people? Why is that one DEA guy from last season here? Where are all the regular characters? It just doesn’t make any sense. For BB character cameos to be done correctly, they would have to be introduced through the existing BCS characters, not just on their own. Third, I don’t think the final moments of BCS are going to lead directly into Saul’s first appearance in Breaking Bad. I think it’s entirely possible We get to see what else Saul, Mike , Gus, etc… were doing during the events of BB anytime they weren’t dealing with Walt and/or Jesse. The same timeline of events, but from different characters perspectives - those are always stories worth telling. I think my favorite Saul Goodman scene from BB is when he absolutely destroys Jesse‘s parents when negotiating the price of the house… Oh my god, give me more of that.
I need for the creators to make the Tuco/Skinny Pete thing happen. More background on their interactions (or lack thereof) in or post prison would be perfectly fitting since I surmise (hope and pray) that we’ll get to see Tuco take over post Lalo. It was made clear in BB that Tuco didn’t like SP and was pissed that he flexed their non existent relationship by bringing Jessie to Tuco’s ‘office/social club’. I feel like SP was a pivotal character and want to see more of either an interaction or at the very least an explanation of some sort. I also really need to know why Don Hector got moved to the dilapidated house in the desert. Thanks for all you do @thevividkiwi!
I have a theory that Jimmy will move back to ABQ and live in Walt’s house. The trailer where he rips the wanted sign off the wall already alludes to him returning to ABQ, and it would be a callback to what Mike said to Jimmy in the episode in S1 of BCS about the Kettleman’s hiding in their “own backyard”, the place where no one would possibly think they would hide.
He might go back to ABQ for some reason, but don't you think that would be an insanely lame, anticlimactic, and nonsensical ending? Like come on dude lol, he'd still be a wanted criminal, and he would still be living the same depressing life, except he probably wouldn't be able to show his face at all since he's well known in that area, and Walt's house seems like kind of an in-universe tourist attraction, it just wouldn't make any sense. Even if he found a way to beat his charges and become a free man somehow (which I think is definitely a more likely theory), he could live wherever he wanted to. Why would he choose to live in the place where he has the worst reputation and history? Plus that's just so sad and pathetic, imagine if "nevermind, I'll fix it myself" just ended up meaning he's gonna squat in a trashy abandoned house lmao
I love your channel, Kiwi!!! I've wanted to have these conversations discussing the show, it's amazing finding such detailed breakdowns. Please keep it up!! Have you seen the Mandalorian? Like Star Wars at all? I'd love to see this type of content on some of those series.
I think if Vince Gilligan knew of Ignacio before Better Call Saul he would’ve been in Breaking Bad. Because of where Nacho started in the series I think it only makes sense that he dies, but man was he a good character.
What I'd like to see is when they use Walt and Jesse in BCS, so much time has passed they both look so much older. I know Mike does, too, but he's been in it in the whole time so it's been less shocking to see the age progression. Showing Aaron Paul as a 19 year old will look silly. My solution is this: there are always deleted scenes from every episode that were cut for time. Go back thru those and use one (or more) that would work as part of the story they are telling. It would be new Walt and Jesse footage, but filmed 10+ years ago.
I want to see Jimmy walking on the sideway just bump into Walt coming out of a café just saying sorry and go their separate ways. Easiest way to make a cameo without breaking cannon lol
Others may disagree with me, but imagine the first half of this seasons last episode ends with mr mayhew walking thru the door and a close up of jimmys face as he greets him. Then they make the 2nd half of this season’s first episode the ‘breaking bad’ titled episode and make it all hidden scenes! Almost like a breaking bad reunion clip show but with all scenes we never saw before! We know that the editors and directors of the show could make this work! And they could build the finale of that episode, or even better make it a 2 parter like the season premiere is. Just my thoughts
I would say the relationship of Mike and Saul/Jimmy has always been strained. From the first episode of BCS, with the "stickers" sub plot culminating in Jimmy hitting the button for the gate when Mike isn't looking, it is surprising that their relationship by "Bag Man" is so good. It seems to me that Mike makes use of Saul when needed, and Jimmy/Saul is often desperate to be useful to Mike. Remember all the times when Jimmy wants to help Mike and Mike says "Bill me" or "You get the next one (the elevator)". The closest they ever have come so far (socially) is when they were forced to help each other get out of the desert in "Bag Man", but even after that Mike is tracking Saul to make sure he doesn't say anything that would be bad for Gus (when Lalo shows up to see Jimmy and Kim). The bottom line is, I don't think they ever had a close relationship. Mike views Saul as a tool and that, I believe is how Saul and Gus become acquainted ("I know a guy who knows a guy"). By the time of Breaking Bad, Saul is scared of Mike.
If they do cross over into BB I hope they do so really detached. Like in BCS we don’t actually see a lot of Saul meeting regular clients, it is kinda on the background. Just like how in BB we don’t see any of Saul’s personal life.
just finished watching breaking bad & better call saul for the first time and i can say this one of the best two shows i think i’ve ever watched. now i know why my parents told me the show was shitty when i was growing up. DEFINITELY not for kids lmao
sorry to be a nitpick but 5e15 is granite state, not granite slate😅 It's a nickname for the state that walt hides in and also describes the still state that all the characters are in for that episode otherwise amazing video, so many scenarios that i didn't think of!
Part way through and I’ve noticed a few mistakes: Firstly, you mixed up the Marie thing. The battery part, along with the clips in the video, is from Season 1. She was meant to appear in 2x10 with Marie just meant to give results, but they brought back the other Doctor to give continuity as well as Marie’s appearance taking the shine away from the Chuck storyline. Also, we actually did see Jesse and Jane visit the art gallery in 3x11 in a missing scene. Finally, you say you want to see Huel take the cigarette ala Huel with Chuck, but we got exactly that in 4x12 when he ‘Searched him for weapons’ but it transpired that he had taken the cigarette. As for my hopes, the two spots I can legitimately see happening that you isn’t mention it. Firstly, in 2x08 in the classroom with Saul and Walt, Saul says ’my P.I. charged me for three hours, so I seriously doubt it took him more than one’. Here we could see Saul telling Mike to investigate Walt, as well as seeing Mike tail him etc.. The other placement is in 2x13 when Jesse phones Walt for help after Jane died and Walt says I know who to call- this time we see the phone call between Walt and Saul and then Saul sending Mike. I think those two are plausible. Nacho won’t last the season so definitely won’t be a flash forward with him. Could see Kim or Howard visit the car wash, I think that’s plausible, but as much as I’d love to see a Breaking Bad flash forward with Nacho and Jesse or Walt and Lalo, I think that’s too much to ask.
As long as they don't force it in for like you said "fan service". It has to be done naturally and other than them just appearing in a random scene it can't be done in a way that makes sense. As much as I want it to happen, it might be better for both shows if it doesn't. Just my opinion. Great video btw
@@turboterps the way the show is going possibly flash forwards. I'm thinking the second half of the season will be a lot of Gene material. When Jesse escapes and it's national news that there's a manhunt for Jesse Pinkman there's no way Gene won't see that. Maybe that's how they get Jesse in. I think that could be interesting.
For Emilio to be the tie in they are going to have to advance the progression of Krazy 8 to be the intimidating character he portrays in BrBa. Meaning that Lalo would have to die, because Krazy 8 won’t act “hard” with Lalo in the picture
@@arturobelano6243 nah, because when we first meet Krazy 8 in BrBa he’s teaching a pitbull to attack a punching bag, that’s pretty damn intimidating. He was doing that before Jesse even walked through his door
There _was too_ a flash forward in season 5 - That cab driver regognizes Saul, and forces him to say his catchphrase - Then Saul is gonna relocate again, before deciding to take care of it himself...
I can see them doing a flash forward to Saul being kidnapped by Jesse and Walt when they first met, in which the scene plays out from Saul’s perspective giving the scene a sense of intense fear. Only to reveal it was Jesse and Walt and not the cartel. I think this would work great because the original scene in breaking bad everyone (the audience, walt and, jesse) all knew the real intention behind kidnapping Saul but Saul didn’t. So this would be a cool flip of perspective. I could see them playing this scene at the beginning of the episode, then later showing the events that instilled that fear and frantic within Saul in the first place. Tying everything together nicely and providing a simple cameo.
Yeah I could see this. They’d also be wearing masks so the age difference / looks wise wouldn’t be noticeable
This is the best outcome so far
There’s no way they’re not gonna actually show Walt and Jesse or just have them as some tiny cameo. There is not a single Breaking Bad character who hasn’t been brought back for a reason, Walt and Jesse are gonna play a new role in the story whether people like it or not. And that cat picture that AMC released is NEW and from the set of BCS, so we already know we’re gonna see them unmasked. I do think we’ll have to see stuff related to his kidnapping since he mentions Nacho and Lalo in that scene in Breaking Bad, but Walt and Jesse are gonna play a role in the story, and probably even meet Nacho/Lalo/Howard/Kim/one of the new characters, we are not only gonna see stuff we already knew, we’re gonna see a new layer to their characters, that’s just how Vince and the crew rolls.
@@CredibleCommenter I really hope you’re right!!!
@@nighTmareCSGO I am. The only time I’ve ever seen a fanbase not understand a show this hard is Attack on Titan. Vince Gilligan doesn’t do fan service cameos, he doesn’t bring characters back for no reason or to show what we already know about them, literally it’s a 100% chance that Walt and Jesse will have an important and new role that changes the context for BB. That’s simply how they do cameos, their cameos will change your understanding of a character or they won’t happen at all, and we have direct confirmation that they’re happening, so take that as direct confirmation that they’re gonna change our understanding of Walt and Jesse.
Are we completely forgetting about Vamamos Pest? In season 5, Saul introduces them to vamamos pests saying he’s been “legally pulling their chestnuts out of the fire for 5 years” which would put them around 2003-2004. Maybe he uses them to steal, or even plant something in Howard’s house as another scheme.
Yo that sounds like the perfect way to plant something. Howard’s house needs to be bug bombed, so Jimmy hooks back up with Ira and gets it done that way
The boss of Vamanos Pest appears in BCS a couple times. He was the guy loading the soda machines and who stole the antique statue and sold it then split the money with Jimmy. Jimmy even said he would find something else for them to do together.
Vamonos*
Knew I recognised that guy!!!!
Fat Todd
Such a shame the actor who played the disappearer guy died. He was brilliant in El Camino and fits the black and white scenes in Better Call Saul
He didn't die
@@MarkAHouston he passed away IRL
@@kiteracer 🙏
Breaks my heart. He most definitely would've had his character explored a bit more in this final season.
They knew he was terminally ill when they shot El Camino. They could have had him do a scene or two when that was filmed.
Damn you completely called the Breaking bad episode title, so hype, this show was incredible!
Oh wow, u totally called it 100% on ur theories bro! Especially the one where u said the timelines were gonna combine from BCS endings to BB beginnings/Saul's appearance... & The best theory u got rite is that they'd name an episode "Breaking Bad" like the episode in Breaking Bad called "Better Call Saul"... Brilliance.
Small nitpick: Walt didn’t use ricin to poison Brock, he used candies with Lily of the Valley sourced poison
I think it was actually a juice box, but same idea
@@WilliamMcFarlandVideo it’s heavily implied it was candies because Saul brought him candy for every visit
@@lunch77 Vince Gilligan said it was juice that Walt hand delivered to Brock at school ... also, Saul screams at Walt in the show that he had no idea stealing the ciggerette meant poisoning a kid. Saul had no reason to lie here, so it's clear all he did was orchestrate the pickpocket.
@@WilliamMcFarlandVideo Vince said that himself? Can I read where he did? I honestly didn’t see that.
@@lunch77 I tried to link but it got instantly removed. From a Comic Con question way back in 2013:
"My writers and I would always tell ourselves the story of The Evil Juicebox Man', Gilligan jokes. "It was improbable, perhaps, but not impossible. Once he'd got that idea, spinning the gun and looking at that Lily of the Valley plant, I think probably he crushed some of the stuff up, put it in a juice box, got into Brock's school somehow."
It shouldn't be too hard to find sources if you Google with "Comic Con 2013 Breaking Bad" if you want to independently verify but I can't seem to link without losing my comment completely.
I found this channel about 2 or 3 months ago, and it has been the perfect companion for my rewatch before season 6. Can't wait for s6 and for your breakdowns of each episode. Love this channel.
facts kiwi knows his stuff
Thank you!!
@@TheVividKiWi Love your content! but pls turn down the bg music (whilst i love the theme music ofc) it just makes it hard to listen to you speak. Just my opinion ofcourse but i've seen others suggest the same.
Not exactly a Walt and Jesse connection, but Season 6 really needs to elaborate on how Saul goes from being cartel adjacent to a lawyer that has a disappearer and a drawer full of burner phones.
Well they already did the burner phone storyline in seasons 4-5 lol
@@mwoods4608 Skyler will spill on Saul on how he helped arrange the Carwash buy to launder the money
Now we know that Saul probably gets the black book from the vet
@@Steven_Edwards she would need proof!
that could easily be done in a one minute scene. I think people are really overthinking this
I can’t believe anyone thought Nacho was going to live through this series. He literally couldn’t as the Salamanca gang is featured so prominently throughout BrBa.
There was always a little bit of hope that he would escape with his dad. But no, it was never going to happen.
@@nickblinko5677 or just escape from everything and have his dad taken care of via mike, and by the time mike is no longer around to watch for him, the salamancas are gone
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He could’ve survived if he disappeared himself like Jesse did
Love the idea of Saul taking his new LawyerUp car to the car wash and just having Walt wax the car as a cameo while Saul is on the phone with a client or something. I could certainly see them rework the drug bust in BB ep1 as being part of the cartel war or something.
I wanna see Krazy 8 accidentally rat out his cousin thinking Jesse was at cook house
@@moustachio334 I’m convinced Krazy-8 rated out his own cousin and maybe that’s how we see how Saul bailed him out. Maybe part of the deal the DEA Made with Krazy-8.
If Walter meets nacho I’d be very concerned :p
Well, let's see how things work in this final season. S'all good, man.
Jimmy?
I have a theory. Maybe a flashback when Walt was buying a crib for Walt Jr. at Crazy 8 family store. I remember they discussed that in the basement before Walt killed him, and Crazy 8 even said, "Maybe I even sold it to you".
That would be interesting for sure. But, I'm not sure how it would serve the over all plot. I think whats going to happen is going to be bigger in that it may change our perspective on BB.
I think there’s something huge you missed in regards to Skinny Pete. If I’m remembering correctly, the reason Tuco is introduced to Jesse in BB is because Skinny Pete was his cellmate. If they’re talking about Tuco’s stint in prison that results from Mike’s actions in Better Call Saul, they could very easily have a scene or two of Tuco in prison with Pete. It would make sense for the show too, since Tuco’s return to the Salamanca operation would be something worth showing.
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I got wayyy too much excitement for season 6. This is the longest week and a half of my life. These first 2 episodes gonna be wild
There is no way they are going back to walts house. The lady that owns it to this day is nuts and still yells at tourists. The house is surrounded by a fence, signs and cameras too.
Nah I heard in an interview she just got fed up with somebody that jumped the fence and asked if she could close her garage door for a better picture. But other than that she doesn’t mind the binders of people that drive past her house every year
Walter White pretty much has to be in there. He had such a profound impact on all the characters lives. Their approach has always been to include major characters like that if they serve a major purpose in the story, and he does. Well see how the prequel timeline bleeds into Breaking Bad and how much time they’ll devote to it, but I dont see them doing any of that without Walt. Jesse Im not as sure about, but Im gonna say probably.
I think we can have a flash forward to the period when Walt and Saul were bunking together at the vacuum cleaner store. This would tie neatly into the Gene timeline. Maybe Saul opens up about something regarding Kim as far as what happens to her or how they intend to get back together.
I think that'll be the most likely scene. They have a heart to heart, ending with Saul leaving the building
You said Mike and Saul hate each other during BB (which they do) but one scene I always found interesting was a scene where Mike is in a bar and sees one of Saul's commercials. He sort of raises his drink and has a look of respect towards Saul. I always found that scene interesting with the context of BCS. I always saw it as Mike being proud on a certain level of Jimmy for how far he's come, considering they first met when Jimmy was at his lowest as a lawyer
Big time. From sleazy public defender who couldn’t afford parking, to the boob tube.
I hope after this final season we fans can go back and watch Breaking Bad and see it through different eyes. Mabey see it in s different light. Awesome video man. Keep em coming✌
And I heard writers say the two shows this final season have never been closer. So I think that there will be answers for some of our questions.
Thanks!! Yea I’m hyped haha
Check comments i literally jus posted a kinna off wall theory based on what Peter Gould said n that was "The finale season will make us look at brba in diff light"
I already do. I now see Walt as sticking his ding dong into the hornets nest and, at the last second, ruining all of Gus's plans that he worked decades for. In Breaking Bad, I rooted for Walt. Now, I root for Gus to beat the Cartel. But we know how that ends. It hurts that Walt and Hector took out Gus 😭
Me personally, i feel really passionately about NOT wanting to see them in season 6, unless its maybe at the VERY end. Too many people want this show to literally be breaking bad, but i dont.
straight up, they got their spotlight in BB. It might be cool to see a small cameo but I'd just rather see more of Saul and Kim
Agreed...if anyone is watching S6 for Walt and Jesse is watching it for wrong reasons...I won't mind very small cameos but that is not my motivation to watch this masterpiece say goodbye
Jesee makes sense, but not walt
Did you miss the entire point of the gene scenes? It’s thanks to the breaking bad period of his life that his life is so bad
You can’t just ignore it
To me there is no way they won't appear in some form at least, like it has been mentioned, this is seemingly the final part of the BrBa universe which could ever be released, so it would be a huge waste if the two guys who started it all didn't get to feature. Knowing BCS though, it won't takeover the plot, the story will still focus on Jimmy/Saul, and honestly I trust these creators to do it right no matter what they end up deciding on.
I don't know if they need a cameo but they need to be alluded to in some way shape or form to definitively tie the storyline together and make the universe feel whole
Exactly 💯
Better Call Saul HAS to explain the events of Breaking Bad to people who have never seen the show before or it can’t stand on its own. Trust me when I say, they will do that. The writers.
@@lunch77 breaking bad already explains the events of breaking bad
@@abdur4754 Nope. The creators of the show said they want people to be able to watch Better Call Saul in its entirety without having seen a single episode of Breaking Bad. The events that bring Jimmy to the Gene timeline have to get some kind of explanation.
Yes exactly. If Walt and Jesse don't appear in the flesh, we need to know they're out there.
You are our immediate go-to man for anything Gilliverse related and we love you for such :)
Damn this must have taken some time to create - helped me kill an hour, much appreciated! Subscribed 👍
The name of the episode is "Granite State" (not Granite, Slate) , referring to the state of New Hampshire where Ed the Disappearer sends Walter to hide out in the cabin in the woods.
I always mess up that title LMAOO
Gliding Over All too lol
This made me look it up because I heard it a couple times in these videos. Anyway, I’m excited - just one more episode of Better Call Paul!
They could always show Saul getting his iconic White Cadillac for the first time, that his friend Marco said he should be driving in one of the earlier Better Call Saul seasons. Then they could finally show him getting it, and cut to him stopping in at the A1 car for the first time to wash with it once he gets it, and seeing Walt there then. Remember, they showed his Cadillac getting taken away on a tow truck in the opening of the first episode of Season 6, and he has still yet to get it in Better Call Saul.
I feel this theory is pin worthy and the most realistic and not over the top lol. Love your videos man, Especially the episode tier lists. Take it easy my fellow BB, BCs and Zelda fan lol.
I love your channel so much man thank you for blessing us with this content. Seriously some of my favorite analysis content of any tv show on UA-cam
Thank you. Perfect video for my lunch break. Awesome content, watch all the videos.
Eating, rewatching Better Call Saul and your channel in weekends is my routine nowadays
Saul & Skyler had a lot of business together, I can totally see that being expanded.
Just finished binge watching everything again. Breaking Bad, El Camino, Better Call Saul.... I'm ready for season 6!
Another Kiwi video, you just know it's gonna be awesome 👌🏻
I think showing the car wash could include showing how much he’s struggling at that moment which nods to his future decision to break bad.
Would love to see Bogdan appear to quell a complaint someone had about Walt when he is still a pretty new employee.
Agreed that Walt meeting Lalo would be fucking wild
I think what everyone's thinking is what happened to Huell at the end of BB? 😆🤣
He went back to Coushatta and joined a church. 😆
He’s still sitting in that safe house to this day…
I saw Mike “Johnathan Banks” at Harrahs Casino in New Orleans. My girlfriend and I were walking through the casino and I saw someone that looks exactly like my dad. I asked him if I could get a pic you look just like my dad.. he goes “Nice try but I look like Mike from Breaking Bad sorry no pics” we were WTF hahaha at this time I didn’t watch Breaking Bad and it was in season 3. We ended up watching and loving Breaking Bad and have an awesome story to go with it haha
Wild lol
@@TheVividKiWi I know right.. accidentally meeting one of my favorite characters of all time. We really went in wanting to hate him, but that’s impossible.
Wowwww really really enjoyed this kiwi and can tell how much work went into it so appreciate that! Also enjoy the theory about nacho possibly being in Saul’s office before “Mr. Mayhew” walks in! Really think that will work out well and as you said, make sense when Saul and crew are in the desert. This was purely awesome and even though I don’t think many of these will actually happen it was nice to see you break all of them down and dissect each one! Brilliant work my friend! 🥰🥝🥰
Thanks a ton!! I told ya this video would actually exist one day ;) I appreciate all the support :)
Wow!!! These were all very well thought out possibilities!!! Great job!!!
I would love to see a show called “Los Pollos Hermonos” that shows the life of Gus Fringe up until then events of better call Saul.
Maybe. But not series i think movie only just like el camino
I like the mystery of his time in Chile being unrecorded and Don Eladio not killing Gus because "I know who you are...", implying that Gus may have had something to do with the Pinochet regime. For me that's an important part of what makes Gus such a great villain; how he covers his tracks so thoroughly that even the audience doesn't know the full story about his past.
@@GeriatricFan1963 yes!!!!someone who gets it----the closest we've ever gotten to his backstory is that story he told Hector
he truly is one of the best written villians
Jimmy is the most important character in the BCS/BB universe. He is the lead protagonist in one show and an important secundary character in another one.
They just confirmed them returning on the BCS Twitter
The thing with Jesse, he looks so different now than he did at the beginning of Breaking Bad, it would feel weird to have him play an even younger version of himself
Always good to loop the 30 second theme music across a 50 minute video. Doesn't get tiresome at all
Thats his trademark 😂
great video. thanks for this! hyped for the cameo
this aged tremendously well
I want to see the show to spend multiple episodes on the Gene timeline. He could run into Skinny Pete, who has gotten clean and become Chubby Pete.
I remember hearing that the BB pilot is actually called Breaking Bad, even though it’s always designated as “Pilot.”
ive always thought an idea of jesse getting caught up in something during highschool and needing a lawyer, kim or saul, and then walt has to testify or something 🤷🏻♀️
its so funny to watch this video after the first half of season 6 has dropped and still hear you talk about Nacho.
well its confirmed now
In the 2nd half of the season, I think Mike will somehow introduce Saul to Gus to help with something Lalo-related (that's how Saul will know Gus in order to connect Walter to him later) and something is going to break, introducing more antagonism between Mike and Saul. OR Saul is going to work with Gus agains Mike's warning or something like that. The one bad thing between Saul and Mike doesn't have to be huge, Mike just has to be sure like "yup, this guy is not stable / trustworthy, so I'm gonna avoid him as much as I can" and then he'd be annoyed when in BB he's forced to work with Saul frequently.
Your last point is exceedingly interesting. Saul knew a guy (Mike) who knew a guy (Gus). Knowing what transpired in S6 E9, I would this would have cemented Mike’s distrust/dislike of Saul.. Why would savvy Mike hook Walter up with Gus merely at Saul’s request?
I surmise that Saul and Gus are introduced at some point? That would make sense of Mike’s “we had a good thing going” comment. Perhaps Mike has to pull Saul in in order to complete the super lab? Maybe Gus requests some sort of deal with Saul after seeing how Saul protected Kim by seemingly throwing her under the bus which made Gus realize that the lab was ultimately where Lalo wanted to lure Gus.
In addition, remember all of the times Saul pushed Walt and Jessie to keep cooking? I think he was already getting a cut of Gus’s proceeds (perhaps for keeping quiet about the lab) before W & J ever came along which made him richer. And we all know how greedy Saul is. What do you all think?
Kiwi, thanks for your awesome channel and videos. You rock!
I'm not sure if everyone made this connection but crazy-8 dead drop was 700k, it was hank's bust, when I saw that I was sure Fring's self inflicted 700k loss in better call saul was the same one that intrigued Walter to go on Hank's ride along, meet Jesse, and lead him on the road that killed the person who directly woke up Heisenberg. Poetry
That is till I saw the timeline but I still like it.
Vince and Peter pretty much confirmed it last night in their interview at the premier. Check it out.
so excited to see them return
Holy shit i used to watch your vids all the time in like 2014, stopped watching fitness stuff a while ago but that’s a memory haha
Link ?
@@ChubbyChecker182 only clip I could find ua-cam.com/video/0B66G2WL_iI/v-deo.html
Honestly I could picture them having a scenario where Jesse is arrested (before Breaking Bad) and Kim is his lawyer I think that would work pretty well for a cameo as for Walt I could also picture a scenario where Kim goes to the carwash and we briefly see Walt washing her car I also think that would work well
@Alex F that could be interesting although it seems pretty out of character for Kim and I don't think she'd do something like that
i personally think that in season 6 the sandpiper case will be settled and saul will receive the money and with it he'd buy his office that is seen in breaking bad.
personally, even though I already saw the cameos and enjoyed them, I would've liked to see Lalo stop by at the car wash or just accidentally meeting Walter White having no idea who he'd become in 2004. It'd also be cool to see Lalo in some way encourage him to do something like what he did, which would unintentionally secretly screw Gus, his biggest rival in the future. It'd also fit in perfectly with the timeline, since Walt first starts working there in 2004 while Lalo could still be alive while not seeing Walt do anything actually illegal, we'd see him be encouraged to do so by no other than Lalo himself in some way.
43 minutes now that is a breath taker. Wow. Keep up the good work
(Thanks for the like sorry it all got ruined by BCS Twitter.)
Both shows have extra material besides the episodes; the Pollos Hermanos training videos, Saul's commercials, Walt and Huell's websites, etc. I think is very possible that they will produce a few extra "missing escenes" so they don't have to force too many cameos. More of Mike behind the scenes in BB timeline would be perfect.
The huge fan in me would of course love to see some Walt and Jesse appearances or camos in the final season of BCS that would be totally awesome. But I think the only way Vince Gilligan would do it is if it made sense because it seems he is very careful with BB characters and when and why they appear in BCS it's not something he just does for fan service. But like I said the fanboy in me screams give me all the BB characters Skyler, Marie, Walt Jr, Skinny Pete, Badger, I could go on LOL😁
Back then I tought hank and gomey would play a bigger part in BCS... :D but its perfect the way it is
Actually we could see Jesses introduction to the drug game with Emilio and crazy 8 . Because that would be relevant and important
I can imagine Mr.Mayhew being a Cliffhanger to the "breaking bad" Episode.
Saul Goodman Sitting in his room is being told "Next one is Mr. Mayhew" and then blackscreen
All in all Walter and jesse must be in the Show because Else they had to skip the plotpoint which led to the gene line. For people who have not watched brba or only have it halfly in mind this would be a throwoff
I am completely on board with the “Breaking Bad” episode concept.
you’re right, bcs is meant to be able to be watched on its own without having seen bb so not having walt and jesse in there wouldnt make sense for the gene timeline
I’ve always thought one of the Gene scenes could be him watching TV and the news breaks that Walt has died, much like Jesse hearing in El Camino. Again, not much substance to including it but would be a nice subtle nod.
Gene learning of Walt's death likely would have occurred prior to any Gene scene we have already viewed. Gene's scenes take place with snow falling outside in Omaha. Omaha historically hasn't ever received snow earlier than September 29. Walt died on September 7, 2010. Additionally, there are clues that suggest that Gene was locked by the mall dumpster no earlier than October 21, 2010 (Rich Eisen podcast).
Make a video about the American Greed parody that came out yesterday. Interesting that Howard isn’t mentioned at all in it.
I’m going to this week :)
I’m pretty sure we did see when Jesse and Jane went to that art gallery in season 3 of breaking bad. It was a flashback scene where Jesse sees a painting of a door.
I’m pretty sure it was just in el camino
The intro to season 3 episode 11 of breaking bad. “I don’t get it. Why would someone paint a picture of a door over and over again, dozens of times?”
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For what it’s worth, I worked at a restaurant right by the office set. I saw them film plenty of scenes, both with Saul and Kim in the scene. So I can promise it will show up.
Def the long breakdown i was waiting for you dissected that wit precision
This guy was so excited for nacho to be in a scene with Jesse or Walt, but he died 😔
At the beginning the producers stated that BCS would "take place before, during and after the events in Breaking Bad." We've clearly seen before and after, so at some point in season 6 we will see during.
When Jimmy tells Kim that he's going to pick up bail money for Lalo, he equated it to Kim picking up bail money from a kid who was kicked out of his parent's house for smoking a joint (she had to go to his uncle's place to get the money). Do you think that could have been Jesse?
Oh my god you predicted the breaking bad ep
Okay, so first, Breaking Bad episode 508 is titled Gliding Over All, not Gliding All Over, and episode 515 is titled Granite State, not Granite Slate… Gliding Over All is referencing the Walt Whitman poem (actually titled Gliding O’er All), and Granite State is referencing New Hampshire’s nickname as the Granite State (which is where Walt is hiding out), and is actually the second reference to New Hampshire after episode 501 Live Free or Die, which is the official state motto. Minor mistakes, but still important titles to get right.
Second, I think most of these fan theories range anywhere from wishful thinking to completely off the rails. The most important thing to remember is where Breaking Bad is primarily Walt + Jesse’s story, BCS is primarily Saul + Mike’s story, so anyone introduced into the BCS storylines would have to make narrative sense and be in service of the currently existing characters. The best way to think about it is as someone who is watching BCS, but has never seen BB. For them, something like a family barbecue at Walt’s house would be completely random, out of place, confusing and pointless… Why is this happening? Who are these people? Why is that one DEA guy from last season here? Where are all the regular characters? It just doesn’t make any sense. For BB character cameos to be done correctly, they would have to be introduced through the existing BCS characters, not just on their own.
Third, I don’t think the final moments of BCS are going to lead directly into Saul’s first appearance in Breaking Bad. I think it’s entirely possible We get to see what else Saul, Mike , Gus, etc… were doing during the events of BB anytime they weren’t dealing with Walt and/or Jesse. The same timeline of events, but from different characters perspectives - those are always stories worth telling. I think my favorite Saul Goodman scene from BB is when he absolutely destroys Jesse‘s parents when negotiating the price of the house… Oh my god, give me more of that.
I honestly thought that we'd see skinny Pete since he meets Tuco in prison where he is now
That would be great.
But sadly he died from overdose
Yea true. I think I mentioned this in my tuco s6 video
I need for the creators to make the Tuco/Skinny Pete thing happen. More background on their interactions (or lack thereof) in or post prison would be perfectly fitting since I surmise (hope and pray) that we’ll get to see Tuco take over post Lalo.
It was made clear in BB that Tuco didn’t like SP and was pissed that he flexed their non existent relationship by bringing Jessie to Tuco’s ‘office/social club’. I feel like SP was a pivotal character and want to see more of either an interaction or at the very least an explanation of some sort.
I also really need to know why Don Hector got moved to the dilapidated house in the desert. Thanks for all you do @thevividkiwi!
I have a theory that Jimmy will move back to ABQ and live in Walt’s house. The trailer where he rips the wanted sign off the wall already alludes to him returning to ABQ, and it would be a callback to what Mike said to Jimmy in the episode in S1 of BCS about the Kettleman’s hiding in their “own backyard”, the place where no one would possibly think they would hide.
Heckin’ interesting
He might go back to ABQ for some reason, but don't you think that would be an insanely lame, anticlimactic, and nonsensical ending? Like come on dude lol, he'd still be a wanted criminal, and he would still be living the same depressing life, except he probably wouldn't be able to show his face at all since he's well known in that area, and Walt's house seems like kind of an in-universe tourist attraction, it just wouldn't make any sense. Even if he found a way to beat his charges and become a free man somehow (which I think is definitely a more likely theory), he could live wherever he wanted to. Why would he choose to live in the place where he has the worst reputation and history? Plus that's just so sad and pathetic, imagine if "nevermind, I'll fix it myself" just ended up meaning he's gonna squat in a trashy abandoned house lmao
I love your channel, Kiwi!!! I've wanted to have these conversations discussing the show, it's amazing finding such detailed breakdowns. Please keep it up!! Have you seen the Mandalorian? Like Star Wars at all? I'd love to see this type of content on some of those series.
shoehorning Nacho in aged about as well as milk
I think if Vince Gilligan knew of Ignacio before Better Call Saul he would’ve been in Breaking Bad. Because of where Nacho started in the series I think it only makes sense that he dies, but man was he a good character.
What I'd like to see is when they use Walt and Jesse in BCS, so much time has passed they both look so much older. I know Mike does, too, but he's been in it in the whole time so it's been less shocking to see the age progression. Showing Aaron Paul as a 19 year old will look silly. My solution is this: there are always deleted scenes from every episode that were cut for time. Go back thru those and use one (or more) that would work as part of the story they are telling. It would be new Walt and Jesse footage, but filmed 10+ years ago.
I want to see Jimmy walking on the sideway just bump into Walt coming out of a café just saying sorry and go their separate ways. Easiest way to make a cameo without breaking cannon lol
That would be pointless. Walter White is the man who destroyed EVERYTHING that Better Call Saul built. His presence in season 6 will be meaningful.
Others may disagree with me, but imagine the first half of this seasons last episode ends with mr mayhew walking thru the door and a close up of jimmys face as he greets him. Then they make the 2nd half of this season’s first episode the ‘breaking bad’ titled episode and make it all hidden scenes! Almost like a breaking bad reunion clip show but with all scenes we never saw before! We know that the editors and directors of the show could make this work! And they could build the finale of that episode, or even better make it a 2 parter like the season premiere is.
Just my thoughts
Really like this idea.
I also think this would work well.
it would just distract from the plot
I would say the relationship of Mike and Saul/Jimmy has always been strained. From the first episode of BCS, with the "stickers" sub plot culminating in Jimmy hitting the button for the gate when Mike isn't looking, it is surprising that their relationship by "Bag Man" is so good. It seems to me that Mike makes use of Saul when needed, and Jimmy/Saul is often desperate to be useful to Mike. Remember all the times when Jimmy wants to help Mike and Mike says "Bill me" or "You get the next one (the elevator)". The closest they ever have come so far (socially) is when they were forced to help each other get out of the desert in "Bag Man", but even after that Mike is tracking Saul to make sure he doesn't say anything that would be bad for Gus (when Lalo shows up to see Jimmy and Kim). The bottom line is, I don't think they ever had a close relationship. Mike views Saul as a tool and that, I believe is how Saul and Gus become acquainted ("I know a guy who knows a guy"). By the time of Breaking Bad, Saul is scared of Mike.
Best analysis of this I’ve seen
I'm lost. Awesome material. Can't wait for more!
If they do cross over into BB I hope they do so really detached. Like in BCS we don’t actually see a lot of Saul meeting regular clients, it is kinda on the background. Just like how in BB we don’t see any of Saul’s personal life.
If you check Bryan Cranstons IMDB page you can see he is in episode 13 along with Aaron Paul.
They need like 2-3 episodes
just finished watching breaking bad & better call saul for the first time and i can say this one of the best two shows i think i’ve ever watched. now i know why my parents told me the show was shitty when i was growing up. DEFINITELY not for kids lmao
@@mwoods4608 yeah i was like 7 years old when the show first aired lol
i dont know what im going to do when theres no breaking bad/better call saul to look forward too. big void in my life
Same.. I will be doing breakdowns of every brba/bcs episode and character tho! Plus some other series I have in mind once s6 is wrapped up.
@@TheVividKiWi nice! thanks for your work, great content. lots of stuff i missed or never thought about. doing gods work my friend
sorry to be a nitpick but 5e15 is granite state, not granite slate😅 It's a nickname for the state that walt hides in and also describes the still state that all the characters are in for that episode otherwise amazing video, so many scenarios that i didn't think of!
Yea idk why but I’ve made that mistake for years, I know it’s not slate lol
Honestly I would just like to see Saul see the RV drive by.
You called it
He Bryan Crantson does appear, he has to commit. That bald cap was awful
It's gonna happen. 100% they won't miss this opportunity. Even if it's just a cameo
@@breakbad9753 hopefully it's more than just a cameo.
Part way through and I’ve noticed a few mistakes: Firstly, you mixed up the Marie thing. The battery part, along with the clips in the video, is from Season 1. She was meant to appear in 2x10 with Marie just meant to give results, but they brought back the other Doctor to give continuity as well as Marie’s appearance taking the shine away from the Chuck storyline. Also, we actually did see Jesse and Jane visit the art gallery in 3x11 in a missing scene. Finally, you say you want to see Huel take the cigarette ala Huel with Chuck, but we got exactly that in 4x12 when he ‘Searched him for weapons’ but it transpired that he had taken the cigarette.
As for my hopes, the two spots I can legitimately see happening that you isn’t mention it. Firstly, in 2x08 in the classroom with Saul and Walt, Saul says ’my P.I. charged me for three hours, so I seriously doubt it took him more than one’. Here we could see Saul telling Mike to investigate Walt, as well as seeing Mike tail him etc.. The other placement is in 2x13 when Jesse phones Walt for help after Jane died and Walt says I know who to call- this time we see the phone call between Walt and Saul and then Saul sending Mike. I think those two are plausible.
Nacho won’t last the season so definitely won’t be a flash forward with him. Could see Kim or Howard visit the car wash, I think that’s plausible, but as much as I’d love to see a Breaking Bad flash forward with Nacho and Jesse or Walt and Lalo, I think that’s too much to ask.
You got the bit right about Mike looking into Walt and about the school
As long as they don't force it in for like you said "fan service". It has to be done naturally and other than them just appearing in a random scene it can't be done in a way that makes sense. As much as I want it to happen, it might be better for both shows if it doesn't. Just my opinion. Great video btw
They need like 2 episodes so it feels organic
@@turboterps the way the show is going possibly flash forwards. I'm thinking the second half of the season will be a lot of Gene material. When Jesse escapes and it's national news that there's a manhunt for Jesse Pinkman there's no way Gene won't see that. Maybe that's how they get Jesse in. I think that could be interesting.
"What is THAT? Conjecture??"
lol good vid
For Emilio to be the tie in they are going to have to advance the progression of Krazy 8 to be the intimidating character he portrays in BrBa. Meaning that Lalo would have to die, because Krazy 8 won’t act “hard” with Lalo in the picture
krazy 8 in bcs is the same krazy 8 we see in bb; he only feels more intimidating because of walt and jesse not being used to actual career criminals
@@arturobelano6243 nah, because when we first meet Krazy 8 in BrBa he’s teaching a pitbull to attack a punching bag, that’s pretty damn intimidating. He was doing that before Jesse even walked through his door
Love the majoras mask transitions. Nice work
Good job, you do your channel your way, it works just fine! I learned a few things, no doubt your details are accurate assessments.
The episode could not be called Breaking Bad because every s6 episode title has had and in the middle of it.
Thank you for making this videos! Love to watch!
Walt and Jesse cameo confirmed
This mans nachos theories looking back 😂😂😂
There _was too_ a flash forward in season 5 - That cab driver regognizes Saul, and forces him to say his catchphrase - Then Saul is gonna relocate again, before deciding to take care of it himself...