Why The Better Call Saul Finale is FANTASTIC | Series Ending
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- Spoilers Ahead. This is Why The Better Call Saul Finale is FANTASTIC, where I talk the series ending. What is your Better Call Saul Finale Review or Reaction? Lets talk Better Call Saul Season 6 Episode 13 ending. Be sure to leave your ending explained below.
Six years before he meets meth dealer Walter White, small-time lawyer Jimmy McGill transforms into his alias, Saul Goodman -- a man who puts the "criminal" in "criminal lawyer" -- and searches for his destiny, hustling to make a name for himself.
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Definitely a great way to end it on. Now I'm just sad its all over, it was just a fantastic journey of this show and now I just want to watch it all over again.
I feel the same way. It was such a great series and an approripiate ending - but now I have lost these characters....
I really appreciated how he both got a final “win” as Saul Goodman by getting a 190 year long sentence down to 7 years and then ultimately “winning” as Jimmy McGill by owning up to what he’s done and finally taking responsibility and therefore proving that there’s still some good in him and having Kim see that.
Sorry, that was out of character. No amount of justification can excuse the inane stupidity of turning 7 years into 80.
"winning" by turning a 7 year sentence into a life sentence 😂
I wonder if the 86 years is connected to what restaurants say when an item is “Saul gone” aka its 86’d
@@MegaKurgen alot of you are just outing yourself as dumb. You didnt even watch the show
@@cougarcartel4658 I agree there might have been a scene missing, but I will give the show a bit of a break there since they show up way more than any other show would. A normal show would have ended weeks ago and not shown any of the actual legal process, just show him getting caught, a voice over of i sentence you to 86 years, and maybe the Kim scene. I also believe jimmy did this to not only protect Kim but because he knows he’s too dangerous to be let out and finally wants to get off bad choice road
The finale was the greatest. Sad but also at the same time 100% what the show has set out to be.
Not what I expected.
I am now depressed, and Vince Gilligan has done it again to me.
It was a mess.
@@Winchester-7 how is it a MESS lmao
Complete and total mess:
1. Did Saul all of the sudden get dementia? His mistakes with the last robbery of the cancer patient, revealing the information about Albuquerque to the old lady and just getting involved with the idiot taxi driver in the first place. All questionable writing that go against the meticulous nature of the character.
2. And being a scumbag and scammer without any remorse or reservations for 6 years just to have a sudden change of heart in the span of 5 minutes? Feels cheap to me.
@@derekhofstetler3998 i would have been depressed if it ended any other way. Jimmy and kim got closure. Saul is dead and jimmy is right where he wants to be. Clear conscience , a king in prison as well
One of the best written shows I’ve ever watched. I never thought it could come close to Breaking Bad, but in the end I put them both on the same level. Love the characters, love the stories, I will miss this world!
I like a show that ties things up neatly in a good way. Even though it's not necessarily bad, I'm kinda sick of the "fill in the blanks yourself" kinda endings, we get far too much of those.
This is easily the fastest I’ve ever clicked on one of Austin’s videos. Hope you will review Laal Singh Chaddha next! And wow a 96% for this season
The foreshadowing we got in an earlier episode-the EXIT sign and grave imagery-were predicting the death of Saul Goodman and the return of Jimmy McGill. What Chuck and Walt told him in the cameos helped Jimmy to finally take responsibility.
Bill Oakley thought he could jump into Saul's niche when he left, but found that there is only one Saul. He sat there, mostly speechless, and watched Saul be a master of the craft. No matter how many bus stop benches Bill puts his face on, he could never replace Saul. If this doesn't go down as one of the best shows ever, like when people mention The Sopranos or The Wire, it will be an absolute travesty. It couldn't possibly have ended more perfectly.
I rewatched his scenes a few times because I was so taken by his reactions.
You're 💯% right.
Chuck asked Jimmy "did you ground yourself?" and in the end he finally grounded himself giving up all of his facades.
Hats off to an amazing series that was on par & in some ways exceeded BB. Bob Odenkirk has also been in another recent amazing (Amazon) series which has flown under the radar- ‘Undone’. Two seasons out so far, both mind bending & deeply emotional.
Better Call Saul, a prequel about how Jimmy turned into Saul, and then back into Jimmy.
I was one of the people that asked you about your thoughts on this season so i was excited to hear your take on it and i loved this review Austin. I gotta say this show and Breaking Bad set a stantard for what peak quality shows can be, it's just amazing what Vince Gilligan and the whole crew is capable of. I loved this finale and this whole show, it's sad that it's all over but the ride was beautiful 🥲...oh and also, I'm excited for the other 2 shows announced starring Bob Odenkirk and Giancarlo Esposito👀
Seen people say that they think Kim will become his lawyer and get him out. No chance. Not only is it not practical from an in-universe standpoint (mountains of evidence and a sworn confusion in public court means he probably will have to serve at least 40 years before he can even try to appeal - if he can even appeal at all).
But more importantly, it kind of flies in the face of the theme. This was about Jimmy facing the music. For the first time in his life he isn't running. He isn't trying to talk his way out of something. He is owning his actions and accepting the consequences as an adult. That look he gave Kim through the fence, to me, was very much a melancholic "remember when" type look. He'll always love her, but tge path he's on means it just can't be. And he's finally ready to accept that
What you just described makes absolutely no sense. Jimmy had absolutely no motivation to do that. None. He was perfectly happy to plea bargain his way down to a 7 year sentence in a country club prison, and he gets told Kim could be sued and he changes his mind for no discernible reason. It's bad writing. It was so unrealistic within the show's universe that they actually have a prime opportunity to do a prison break movie where Saul scams his way out of prison. Maybe he gets caught, only for the FBI to be so impressed with him that they hire him to red team for them. There is absolutely nothing about what I just wrote that is less realistic than what they actually did in the finale. It was the work of an amateur. They wrote a character doing something for no reason.
@@puckutubesux7356 please never express this opinion again
One of the best endings to a show ever. Loved every second of it. Better Call Saul is officially my favorite show and I loved this ending so much!
Imo as the episode progresses you see Gene die, Saul Die, then Jimmy live
I like this authentic less edited approach coach, feels like I'm sitting in the room with you. Breaking bad is without a doubt my favorite show of all time and I have shouted to the rooftops for anyone who would listen that they must watch these shows. I can't believe it's come to an end. I'm not going to say I full on cried, but my eyes did get extra moist at the end. I made it through the entire episode but when they put up the thank you video it got me. They nailed it, and even though it wasn't in a way I expected I am so satisfied. Thanks for the video brother.
“So you’ve always been like this”
-Ouch.
I love Better Call Saul, but I was hoping he would get the Hoover Max in the end 😂
As a fan of the show there’s a part of me that wanted Saul to get away with it, even if it meant destroying Kim. Confessing to all the crimes he spent ages beating down to 7 years had me scratching my head. I was baffled really.
But once I reflected on the finale I realised it was a befitting but sad ending. Once I remembered the evil things he’d done that affected people on a more personal level, I realised that some atonement was needed. He caused Chuck’s suicide, Mark Hamlin’s involvement with him got him killed. Not to mention the way they tortured him before he died. On top of that he abused the law that he was meant to uphold which allowed a lot of criminals to escape justice. I love the way he smoked the cigarette with her right at the end like when they first met. But man it’s sad to think that Jimmy aka Saul doesn’t go out with a bang or some heroic type of ending. Just a sad old man rotting in jail for the rest of his life.
I was kind of dissappointed he didnt take his 7 years
Nice reflection. I was also baffled he didnt take the 7 yrs. I would have preferred if he made all attempts to get off with no success which then forced him to accept his fate. 😑
@@dreambig5218 why? You wanted it to end in a sad way? Jimmy never stops slipping? He dies as Saul in jail? Come on, that sucks.
@@paulgardner5079 he would be more guilty forever if thats the case
@@kiki7401 I agree. I was kind of hoping for him to get the lighter sentence, and it end with a flash forward of kim coming to pick him up aft3er his sentence is up
Now it makes sense why they showed the Time machine book in Saul's house back in episode 1 of this season.
Jimmy coming clean in the court room scene reminded me of Walt telling skyler “I liked it.” It was the truth we all knew that the character finally admitted
I wanted to see Saul GET OUT of the sentence. It's great that he prioritized his love for Kim over everything; but at the end of the day HE WAS RIGHT--i.e. they were "too smart to throw away their lives for nothing." He should've told the whole truth to satisfy her, but then the Writers should've had Kim help him get out of his sentence, Slick Jimmy style. They were happiest TOGETHER, and that should've been the main moral.
Idk how so many of my favorite reviewers didn’t watch The Sopranos, you just HAVE TO.
I just finished watching the show. Just loved the ending. Not what I was expecting. Enjoyed hearing your thoughts. Thanks!
The ending was BRILLIANT. I love how Jimmy manned up and took the consequences like a man. We ALL know he could have gotten away with it if it went to trial.
I’m happy, I haven’t watched El Camino yet! I wanted to have one more related thing to watch after the BCS series was over.
This season has been my favorite! I’d love to see you rank them Austin.
I absolutely loved this episode. The character depth, acting, conversations and way it ended was perfect.
lacked creativity
The most satisfying show I think I've ever watched. Every season was solid and ended well with no one going out of character.. Dexter and Ozark disappointed me this year with the endings or lack thereof, but BCS knew what it was doing.. I found 4 of the episodes lackluster but had some of its strongest episodes of the series. I hope with whatever the creatives do next they bring along Gordon Smith as a writer. Every episode he did was great.
Better Call Saul is a craft and good craft takes meticulous details of work
Hey Austin,
Just checking in: this video had a great tone!
Laid back, casually chatting about a TV show.
Honest, fascinating reviews in general.
I like your channel.
Keep up the good work! 👍
Can’t wait to rewatch the series two series combined.
at this moment i trust Gilligan/Gould writing a story about Barney knowing that it will end perfectly
This was a great show I’m gonna truly miss it the characters the story and jimmy’s sleepy ways 🤣🤣as sleezy as jimmy was I think he was a genuinely good person he just got caught up
Yup iimmy always was a good flawed person . He leans into saul after losing kim and then at the end he kills saul so jimmy can live and people are like, Nope. Totally out of character. Such an obviously bone headed take
I’m going to be honest, I had a completely different read on this episode. I thought it was Saul Goodman pulling down the mask and stripping down back to Jimmy McGill, excepting the responsibility of his actions and the consequences.
Riveting stuff, and those final shots were just perfect.
Only started watching the series recently and just started Season 4, so won't watch your spoiler-alert video. Saw him in person a few weeks ago at Just For Laughs in Montreal, at a show called "The Living Wake of Bob Odenkirk", and it was a real thrill. May do some binge watching this weekend to reach the end faster- and THEN we will definitely watch your review:)
oooo jealous. wish i could go back to season 4 with fresh eyes! :D
Gilligan didnt make a masterpiece, he made two!
Don’t leave out Peter Gould bro, he co-created it with Vince and wrote and directed this episode.
@@Materva_ what? Lol
@@Materva_ name who though? What’re you asking? I was responding to this guy’s comment of Vince Gilligan making two masterpieces, BB and Saul but Peter Gould also created Saul.
Masterpiece
Some of it was
There’s no argument here. This was a masterclass in acting , writing and story telling in general.
@@bk-terminator3617 absolutely not. The writing and storytelling went downhill after episode 9 when BCS actually ended! The final 4 episodes were painfull to sit through.
@ James G my wife feels same way… ahh we agree to disagree lol
@@bk-terminator3617 I agree with her, it was out of character gor him to do that, literally nobody does that
What a fun ride it has been
As a night owl, it’s so weird for me to hear the phrase “12 in the morning” lol
Man best show since BB.Surpassed GOT.
Not a chance
@@jamesg8175 yeah?GOT went down the shithole after season 4.You gotta judge the series as a whole.Not like oo only 3 seasons are great so I'm gonna ignore the rest.
@@jamesg8175 Game of thrones was ruined by its last few seasons especially the finally. Breaking bad and Better call saul went out almost perfectly
Also, by saying that he discredited Howard alone, I got the impression he was protecting Kim from the civil suit that was inevitably coming here way without his intervention. Romantic! ❤️
Many of guys who watched the season were deeply moved like me. This season didn't have the same ups and downs or gun blazing as previous seasons or Breaking Bad, but it ended with the heaviest emotions and the most accurate views on the world, life and values. That's what the cast wanted to show the world.
Austin are you going to rank next all seasons of the show?
Really amazing end to the show. The Emmy's better rain
Best serie ever this acting is just incredible
Such a satisfying final episode. Jimmy owning up to his mistakes caught me off guard.
We all thought we were watching the saga of a lawyer. But its actually a saga of a con man
Just you wait for the spinoff I believe it`s going to be called Saulshank redemption
I've seen a few people saying he was an idiot for not taking the deal, well even if he did the 7 years in prison he has nothing when he gets out, no home, no money, no law license, no family, no friends, and most importantly no Kim. This way he at least has Kim's respect, and possibly one last visit with her, and he got to prove to himself that he can change and take responsibility for his actions despite Chuck always telling him he was incapable and just can't help himself.
Nice mustache 😄
Lot of little things that added humor as well. You get the impression Bill Oakley in private practice is no Saul Goodman. He’s not driving a Mercedes, but a beat up Pontiac I believe. Not exactly what you would expect out of a successful lawyer. Only one issue that left me confused and felt wasn’t handled as well as the rest of this fabulous episode. Kim handed in a sworn affidavit. Jimmy didn’t even know she did that and she is absolved by him saying he lied about her participation. That’s all well and good, but she was the one that would’ve actually lied in a sworn affidavit, so I didn’t understand that part otherwise it ended someone as I expected. More psychological character analysis and reflection than any kind of shoot them up total destruction of the post breaking bad world. I give it a 10 out of 10. The writers are simply genius.
She still won't be implicated because there wasn't any evidence. He also didn't really say she wasn't involved outside of what she confessed to, but more that he had some inside information that would incriminate her more.
@@funnythingunleashed It’s fantasy anyway. TV. And great. I agree she had no criminal liability but in real life I think that affidavit would still open her up to a civil suit. She would have to recant that, not Saul. Doesn’t matter. Great ending! Thanks 😊
i think yes
Great analysis. I agree with pretty much everything. Overall I thought they played the last few episodes a bit safe as if they didn't want to ruin the show right at the end but the presentation of how things went down was brilliant.
here’s the question
is it better than breaking bad?
Absolutely not. Rewatch BB.
Of course it is...there's no Skylar singing happy birthday president to ted. Just perfect television every scene is important. Yeah rewatch BB then see alot of terrible scenes like that. But best way to watch both. Watch better call Saul up to s06e09 fun and games then watch breaking bad then el Camino then finish with watching the last 4 episodes of better call Saul thats my way to watch it.
@@travisgray8376 no skylar singing.. but a fat guy eating cinnabon for 51 mins.
I enjoyed better call Saul a little bit more, I do think breaking bad as a slightly better finale though. The climate of better call Saul happens half way through the season 6.
not even close, breaking bad was much more intense and thrilling, BCS while still good was really slow and generally had much fewer good moments
This season was FANTASTIC
This is great TV since 24 haha
The best show ever made is over. I don't think I'll see something better in my lifetime... and I'm only 21
Let's gooo, I am watching a bit later will return lol
S'all good, man! 👍
I don't think he's in a better place now. Maybe this is what he thinks at the moment, but once he realizes that this is his final destination he will feel some sort of regret. He will literally die in prison. Is that what Chuck had in mind for his brother? Is that what Kim suggested and wished for him? To rot in prison? I'm sorry, but the romantic taste of this catharsis will lose it's sweetness very soon. Yeah, I get that he feels some kind of relief and maturity to take responsibility for his actions, but in the same way how does that really help anyone? It's not helping him, it's not helping society and it surely doesn't help the people that died. We will not see (or imagine) how he can do better things in normal life in the future. Also, I don't really get why he seems to get blamed for everything. He didn't kill anyone and I don't think he is actually responsible for any of the deaths that took place. He is guilty for money laundry and for helping a drug King Pin with his legal advice as a lawyer for the most part. Let's not forget that he actually helped a lot of people as a lawyer and not only criminals, think of the elderly in the beginning of the show. I think thoughtout the show, you can see that he has actually a good heart but follows his own moral compass and his own set of rules. That doesn't mean he's a good guy, he's a complex character with many flaws but he's certainly not a ruthless villain like Walter White. I'm satisfied with Walts ending, I'm satisfied with Jesse's ending, I can't really say that for Saul. I wouldn't have mind If he got some years or even if he gets scot-free with his genius, but still manage to make a personal change. But him literally begging for more time, was too much for me. I didn't like that and I didn't thought it was really true to the character nor necessary. I would have loved to see one last, big hustle maybe even with the hope of having some kind of future with Kim of any sort. Also, as much as I like the show overall, I didn't really liked the stuff with him as Gene. It made him look go backwards with his character development. I don't know why he couldn't resist to go back to his con-man days if he's on the run and has to be cautious. He really acts dumb and that's what gets him caught in the end. It's almost like he never made any personal progress since the beginning of the show. I still love the show and the end is not necessarily ruining it for me, but I can't say that I liked the ending.
BETTER! CALL! SAUL!
What a ride.
Absolutely
Car crash at the end tho
I am so disappointed that it has come to an end. It has left me wanting more. The series finale gave me such “Ebinezer Scrooge” vibes!!!!
I didn't like the ending for Jimmy at all. It's so SAD. He could do the 7, after that live a peaceful life of McGill, and maybe help a bunch of people in many ways. Do good things. Be a useful member of a community. But no, he will be rotting in prison till death. Man. I cried a lot in the ending. Cried more than when I watched Hatiko. And I have no friends who watch this brilliant show. So I shared my emotions here. Nevermind. I'm sure nobody will read my comment anyways. Just wanted to release the pain a little bit.
He'll just have to be a useful member of the prison community.
You’re Goddamn Right! Better than Felina to me
In theory Walt and Jessy are still alive, right? Walt was sick but we´ve never seen him being dead.
He died from an errant gunshot at end of BB. In the lab the “Nazis” built. The end breaks into the great song baby blue by Badfinger and that’s the end of breaking bad. So Walter is dead. The only survivor of that part was Jesse who escaped to Alaska.
El Camino has a news segment in the background at a point confirming Walter died
They based the ending on a cute phrase Saul Gone. I can tell by your review that you have never been in jail. I tasted the potential in just three days in lockup. Charges were eventually dismissed but I knew I never wanted to be behind bars again. Almost all white collar criminals never go back inside once they are released. Saul was an attorney that was all to familiar with the consequences. He was smarter than most and would not have put himself in danger of a life sentence. Stupid ending. The series, like the Game of Thrones is dead to me. Breaking Bad ended much better, the kid didn't die.
unfortunately u didnt get the show.
He was an idiot at the end. Walking away from a 7 year sentence for a life sentence just to take responsibility was insane.
Just me or does it look like he has a Charlie Chaplin mustache 🇩🇪🇮🇱
ending was seriously lacking in both closure and creativity
Not a popular opinion, but I did not like the finale at all. 😒
Didn’t think you watched better call Saul lol.
didnt dig the ending....I would have preferred him do his 7 years and then a flash forward of him after his sentence
No, it is definitely not fantastic
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no it's not
First
Don't get me wrong, I loved the season, but the finale - not as much. What kind of made me cringe is that Saul essentially traded seeing Kim briefly and it costed him 80 more years of his life. He expertly navigated a 7.5 year sentence - he could have just kept his mouth shut and been good. If he wanted to see Kim, he could have written her, called or and tried to see her whilst in prison. if she declined, then he could have waited until he got out (most likely in much less time with good behavior.) It's hard to stomach that someone as selfish as Jimmy would have made that large of a sacrifice - his life. Furthermore, there was no reason for the totally unnecessary sacrifice. It would have been different if it would have ensured Kim would not be sued in civil court or avoided criminal charges or even saved her life. Also, I wasn't too crazy about the foot stomping chant on the prison bus - that felt way too contrived and cheesy. I thought that "Waterworks" was by far the more superior episode.
Wow I have no idea what you guys are talking about. When Saul screws with DEA that was awesome, 7 years. Everything else was dogshit. Even Walter white was lame. Worse ending than lost and sopranos. Wish they never made this season.
Totally agree. And saying this episode was dog shit is an insult to dog shit sir.
L
Exactly people saying he found peace in going to jail are clearly dumb
I have never hated an ending more than this one, saul had never Carr about anyone and some how he increase his jail time for literally nothing, worst ending ever.
You never understood the character
@@partridge6810 yes I did, he lie to help himself and at the end he suffer because he didn't, he changed at the worst time for no reason.
You must be depressed and just like dumb sad endings doing the "right thing"
Totally agree. It felt lazy way to wrap everything up in a bow. I get where they were going but it felt too staged.
@@desertpinevintage exactly if at the very least kim was facing jail time I would have understood what he did but spending his life in jail to help kim in a civil case is dumb
@@RobertSmith-cx2zh bro what he didn’t do that just to help Kim win a civil case 😭😭
This was the most boring and anti-climatic finale of all time. They ought to bottle this episode and sell it as a sleeping pill. The fact that people like it is mind blowing beyond human comprehension..
Completely agree, started to wonder if I'd watched something different. People losing their damn minds over it. The last episodes were a struggle to even finish, it's ruined me wanting to ever rewatch now.
It was the opposite of Breaking Bad in everyway, but I honestly loved the slower approach.
Sure, its not full of action and death, but this feels like a slice of real life. I feel like I just lived through Jimmy's life.
What did you expect Saul to go and kill 20 people 💀
His confession made no sense. I'm sorry but Kim chose her own path. Fuck her. To simp out and confess merely to impress a lady is weak writing and destroys character credibility. Writers really dropped the ball on this and got lazy and ran out of ideas.
What’s beyond human comprehension to me is how you’ve quite obviously watched and enjoyed the rest of BCS, so how on earth does this not work for you? It’s literally the perfect ending to what we’ve seen over 11 season of TV with this character. Wish you liked it man!
It was an ok ending, but not great. It was a bit forced at the end. Saul's sudden turnaround just doesn't feel believable. Here is a guy that was willing to steal from a guy with cancer, then weasels his sentence to just 7 years... and just like that the guy gives it all up just so he can prove to Kimmy, who he had almost zero contact now for years, that he has changed? Meh. Worth the 80 years? I was happy that he did not die and that he was going to survive the joint as a likable inmate, and was nice to see some closure with him and Kimmy... but again, the road there in the last episode was not well written. Sorry.
It was pretty good. Not great. Just wanted the show to end already. Maybe im too impatient. Overall good show.
It was garbage. Just cope with it.
Lol there really is always one
@@AustinBurke Oh, there's more than one.
9.9 on IMDb inject it into my veins
@@MegaKurgen Yeah? You wanna do a rewrite? I can't wait to see your direction on it.
@@MegaKurgen Yeah you're right there's more than 1 of you trolls who love to complain about the smallest of things so you've got the excuse to call it trash.
It was complete trash, let's all be honest, it went completely off the rails when they decided to end the show we were all watching after episode 9 (a prequel show to BB) and give us a black and white 4 hour epilogue. Absolutely zero tension and interest in Gene and the events post BB. I didn't mind when they gave us 5 mins at the start of each season but to end the show with 4 episodes of it was insane
Complete trash?The finale is awesome buddy.This ain't breaking bad.This isn't about tension it's about Saul Goodman and all the tension before was just the conclusion of other characters from BB.In other words for BB fan boys the show ended after eps 9.Eps 10-13 are only about Saul.
@@srksharma8199 slowburn doesn't mean good writing. It means too many episodes in this final season, 3 out of the 4 Gene episodes should have been shown gradually thoughout the season in smaller doses. There is no rewatchability
@@jamesg8175 As I said for primary BB fans end it at eps 9.The rest gave us what Gene was going through.I agree the pacing was off a bit but they just wanted to show what Gene is going through without too much drama or high tension because there is nothing to keep the tension strong in the first place. In BB there was always someone trying to kill Walter or the police catching him or the family finding out about him.....But in BCS the tension only comes from him getting caught.They can't have that as the sole reason to build for unnecessary tension for 4 eps.They just wanted to tell the sad reality that Gene is in and how he becomes James McGill again.Dont compare with BB.They are of different styles and different breed of protagonists.
That finale was so disappointing lol Saul taking the high road to somehow impress Kim? Corny . I bet she won’t even send him commissary money either.
Did you honestly think we wouldn't see how the Gene story would play out?
This was totally predictable it was no surprise at all not that great of an ending
More like better call dump because this show sucks like breaking bad
Holy L