Watch them again.. you don’t even have to watch every episode religiously, just play ANY episode of Any season at any given time, there’s some joy to it
He can have his regrets and still have most of his life outside of prison. Why the hell would he choose to spend the rest of his life behind bars? To earn the respect of his ex?
@@infidelheretic923 it was his ego. He never changed. His ego wouldn’t allow him to admit the sob story “ Walter forced him to do everything.” It makes him look weak. That’s why he says “ Walter White couldn’t have done it without ME”. He didn’t need to admit all that to get the jail sentence but he still wanted to be the man that made Walter White
It's not 86 years as Jimmy first of all. He is 40-50 years, and won't live 86 years more, obviously. After being exposed he would no longer be Gene. After 7 years Kim picking him up from prison would be the best ending.
@@saulgoodman2307 Kim wouldn't pick him up, she only reconciled with him because he came clean and embraced the good part of his character. Your ending would be shite lol, his character is great, but he doesn't deserve 7 years, he deserves life.
@@AubergineMans Jimmy and Saul are the same. It was only necessity that made him change his name. He was always like that. That's what attracts her, because it reminds her of her mother. She would never have stayed with him if she was right with Howard.
Jimmy revealed his true self to Kim in court before he went to jail. She came back to say one last goodbye in jail, emotional ending. Can't put a price on Love, he got 79 more years in jail but he got to have one last cigarette with Kim! ❤
People are getting this wrong, Kim was the only person who really loved Jimmy, so all he did was to save the last person that actually cared about him.
Nothing he said would have helped Kim’s case, she would have still been under threat from the civil lawsuit. He did however own up to his actions and at least attempted to redeem himself, which Kim recognised.
I am saddened by this ending, I wanted Saul to win and have a good ending. But I guess with all that's happened it wouldn't be easy to get away with it all.
Or 12 years or so. Then we could have had an extra scene where he gets out of jail in 2022 and Kim is there to pick him up. I understand why they made that ending. I just don't like that we have to fill in the blanks as to his relationship with Kim. Is she gonna stay in Florida with her lousy boyfriend?
The end far exceeded my expectations. He essentially sacrificed his own life by spending the rest of it in jail to save Kim. The cameos were fantastic and Kim showing up for the final scene was perfection and I cried
It betrayed Kim's character sorry. She went from a strong, smart, self sufficient person that doesn't need saving. To a damsel in distress. I preferred Waterworks as a finale myself.
That’s just it. He didn’t save Kim. Criminal charges probably wouldn’t have been filed against Kim, nor would Saul spending the rest of his life in prison prevent a civil suit against Kim. As far as redemption goes, the writers made him a sociopath. Sociopaths don’t care about redemption.
Howard’s fate was so tragic and unfortunate, he ended up paying with his life for circumstances outside of his knowledge or control, just like Gale in Breaking Bad. What a fantastic and splendidly written and acted series. The entire Breaking Bad universe was executed to perfection by Vince Gilligan and Co. BCS and BB are Vince’s Magnus Opus.
@@maxk888 Yeah, I can't really see comparing Howard and Gale. Howard had absolutely nothing to do with what was going on and had gone to bat for Jimmy and Kim several times. Until seeing his marriage troubles, he's presented as almost flawless. Gale was directly involved in that world of his own choice. He just had no reason to suspect that anyone wanted him dead.
Kim Wexler is the best woman ever written in the past 30 years or more. The depth we get with Kim is something one could only get from a long novel. My goodness. I never knew what she would do next, she didn't play into any female character stereotype and dang Rhea is an amazing actress.
@@infidelheretic923 if you think Jimmy decided to spend life in prison for Kim, then you need to rewatch the ending and maybe watch some "ending explained" videos. Saul wasn't going to do time. But Saul finally gave up on his own accord, he brought himself to justice. When he corrects the judge on his name not being Saul, but Jimmy, and he looked back at Kim, that was when he did it. Not for her, but because it was right. He just finessed the entire court in to getting Kim there, so that she could see him do it.
@@AdnanKhan-dg8qtbad ending? He finally beat his worse-than alter ego and made amends with the only person that ever brought him true happiness and satisfaction. You just can’t see past the surface
He wasn't going to spend 17 year in jail, it was just 7 with the final deal before he did what he did in court (he could have managed it in so many other different ways, but they had to show that the character had evolved in order to wrap the show I suppose).
I never got the idea that the prosecutor wouldn't bring charges. Kim would likely plead guilty to accessory to Jimi's crimes. She was an accessory. She wrote a confession!
We, the audience, are the one jury member that Saul spoke of that he had to convince. And he sold us on his redemption and being a good person inside. Crafty bastard!
@@OptimusSatanas ...to save Walts life. It was not a thing he wanted to do, he was pushed to do it. Jesse had real issues dealing with it. You can be a victim even though you just murdered someone. It's not all black and white, but "Greymatter" ;-)
People thinking that Jimmy did this just to impress Kim and to see her again have completely missed the point of the entire episode. He did it for himself. They make it as clear as day through the flashbacks.
No, the flashbacks showed he only cared about himself & greed. Walt says this to him, you were always like this. Saul was ready to take 7 yrs until heard about Kim possibly being in jeopardy. He did this last grift to save her. Which btw betrays her whole " I save me" character & philosophy. I was a selfless act for the only person that really matters to him. Not because it helped him.
She couldn't have been. On the plane, saul talked to his friend about it and they said there was no evidence at all, just a story so she was untouchable. And in court, to ensure she'd be absolutely safe, he took on full responsibility for it. But more importantly, he took the 86 years as Jimmy, not as Saul, because his real self was tired of the lies, corruption or manipulations.. The guilt of killing his brother was too much. Seeing Kim's state ensured his resolve . He's taking his punishment in full
@@anon2407 In the plane the prosecutor guy say that Howard's wife is "shopping for lawyers". Is it NOT confirmed Kim will not get sued. We can only speculate
I don’t think Kim cares if she is sued or not. She wants to atone for what happened to Howard. If that means paying $ every month to his widow, I think she’d be okay with that.
Jimmy was tired of creating avatars and characters, and realized once he lost the respect of Kim, he took accountability for his actions and knew he would eventually face the music. He felt embarrassed for how he has corrupted Kim into all they schemed together, and learned he was hurting her in the end.
Supposing he took the plea deal and then eventually got released. Finding a job would be difficult. So of course he'd turn to some other scam to make his living. Not sure what that would entail exactly but I suppose it might make for a disappointing non ending.
And this consequence would likely never occur to her as she goes on with fleeting pity, back to her cushy life as a lawyer getting pumped by whoever...
The confession was a queue that he needed to come clean and drop the act or he’d lose her forever. They let us know she didn’t enjoy her new life with the boyfriend, job and d sex was horrible. Her one true love was Jimmy so he did what he did best took his destiny in his own hands rather than d judges, prosecutors, chuck etc because only kim believed in him.
Seven years out in 3 1/2, publishes his memoir does documentaries, interviews, consultancies and becomes a millionaire in 3 years. Reunites with Kim, the end.
didnt completely liked the ending. i wanted something better for kim and jimmy. but he kind of deserved all he got. except the murders of hank and gomez should only befall on walter white and the neo nazis.
Yeah I didn't really get that. He really didn't have much to do with Hank and Gomez dearhs. But Howard Hamlin and his brother yeah he contributed to those deaths for sure
Rico charges I believe. My understanding of it is you get charged as part of the cartel and all their crimes are put on every member. So Walter cooking and selling meth goes to Saul , the murders go to Saul....etc
@@HaloDude557 ill rewatch the scene but im pretty sure they said it was under the rico act or whatever. regardless its the same thing, he is being given time for it since he was part of the group
If he was always a sociopath, he would never give up his 7 years even more than that was useless. Kim is also more to blame for what happened to Howard. He spent a thousand years in prison doesn't change that. It was just a schedule for that ending. Making him sacrifice himself for a woman, even though it didn't make sense. Another thing, most of the series he lived in a nucleus totally separate from Gus and co. It doesn't make sense for him to have the power to nominate White. It doesn't make sense for Mike to work for him. He should actually have been killed by Gus for knowing about Lalo.
I totally agree with your 1st sentence. The entire series, from the beginning, portrayed Jimmy as beyond reform. He just couldn't help but be a con man. The ending is sweet, but inconsistent with everything before it.
@@MasterKoala777 you both don't understand the underlying themes. Remember all those scenes of Jimmy kicking garbage cans and phone booths? He's frustrated with a world that has only seen the criminal in him, never the genuine guy underneath. Chuck on the stand once said that "he'll always be slippin Jimmy". And in the climax of the show, saul decides to face the music and take things into his own hands, and thus break free of the shadow of slipping Jimmy to find peace. He didn't do it for Kim, he did it WITH Kim, just like he always has. "You don't save me, I save me".
Kim is Jimmy's moral compass. Admitting all his crimes was not his plan but when Kim said on the phone call "Turn yourself in" made sense to him when it was revealed that Kim already confessed. He did it for Kim and in turn, he freed himself as well.
I thought it was a good ending. Jimmy was going to be okay in prison. All the other inmates liked him and respected him. It was a worse “prison sentence” living the dull, drab life as Gene all those years than it will ever be living as Jimmy in prison.
I'll take 7 years in nicest prison over life in local prison where the inmates like you. Of course as a lawyer, he can help some of them and many probably remember a time when he helped them get a lighter sentence or stay out of prison.
The confession was actually redemption for his own good. Kim wanted him to confess so he could show his real self. Sure him confessing was to gain Kim to a certain extent but this is more of a redemption story than saving prison time
i think he was tired. say he got out after 7 years what then? saul got what he wanted. mr. white got what he wanted. jesse got what he wanted. its crazy to think what cancer can do
Couldn't he just appeal for a retrial, claim to have given false testimony/confession for whatever reason and then get like less than half of the 86 years?
I’ll never understand why Jimmy hated Howard as much as he did. Howard was the one who wanted to hire him but Chuck stopped it so why does he blame him for everything
I saw this one coming. From season 4, I already knew Jimmy was going to sacrifice himself to save Kim. OR they'd simply call the hoover guy to escape again.
when he was in the dumpster looking at the hoover card I was so hyped, I would of liked if he just completely changed his ID again and left for good as an ending but oh well.
@@hieloz I had the same feeling, but then I thought: does he have enough money hidden to pay the guy a second time? They could have found a way to explain it but I honestly prefer this ending.
@@danyf.1442 I think it was made pretty clear talking to his old secretary that all the money he had outside of the diamonds and cash in the box had been seized. That is the reason he started the con that got him caught eventually.
You are reaching. I dont think he wanted to get 86 years in prison to calm his conscience .He had remnants of moral compass, but long prison sentence did not fix anything bad he did previously. Perhaps it was just temporary insanity that he refused 7.5 years ? Temporary insanity was to go back to cancer patient house and break in when sedative was already wearing off and his partner refused to complete the ID theft. Temporary insanity was to break into Chuck house, week after Chuck recorded that tape. If he thought it thru, he woud realize that tape was not admissible in court and Chuck already made copies, it was entrapment. Temporary insanity was to go back to Marion house to offer her the bail money. His partner was arrested, so what ? He had vacuum cleaner repairman number, money and diamonds, he could flee again. It was not obligatory to live in Omaha. Why was it necessary to throw bowling balls to Howard`s car ? He could lose his lawyers licence if he was caught. Destruction of property, vandalism .. He was smart, but he had these insanity moments when his mind boiled over and all these moments hurt him. I think it is pretty obvious that after a while in prison he regretted these moments. When he met Kim again in prison, he didnt look like happy man . I bet if he had a choice : a ) pay"your debt to society" here in prison for rest of your life to "calm your conscience" b) or live in Tijuana beach condo, swim in pool and fix bingo numbers in local retirement community, hire occasional hooker or pretend that you are Kevin Costner and get some sex for free I am sure he would choose option b )
@@aymaanrashid2033Marie was never held responsible for stealing the spoons. Skyler laundered money. That weirdo guy with the baseball cards got off by pretending to make bizarre squatting videos....
Our legal system is good at stopping most crime. But not all of it. This whole series is supposed to be about the exceptional and clever ones who succeed until they don't.
Saul was always a con artist. He eventually had the respect of everyone around him, a great job with a german company car, swiss pens, and a cocobolo desk... A hot wife (who has always been a con artist too and screwed up her whole life too). His fate was fair, and she should have seen some jail time too. Great series! Way better than Breaking Bad in my opinion (no Skyler or endless breakfasts).
That's not the point! "You don't save me, I save me". Jimmy never intended to save her, he was only following in her footsteps. Coming to terms with all their lies
They should make a scene where he becomes a legend in prison, help guys get out, government agencies/baby lawyers coming to meet him for expertise etc greatest show ever❤
Jimmy shouldn’t have given up his life for Kim, They tried to make jimmy morally inclined, and Kim is to blame for Howard!! She insisted they pranked him even when Saul had no intention, Still don’t understand why Saul gave up his life like that!!! 86 years 😩😩
At the end, it's just a story of a corrupted lawyer who is in love with a woman and will be punished for his corruption!!.. the things that i appreciated more about the show are the complexity of storytelling, and some actors performances. Technically it's a great series but the story itself is not satisfying
BCS ending is very much a positive one unlike so many people here are claiming. In prison he's doing the same job he was at cinabon, only now its with people who admire and respect him for sticking up for them. They make a point to show that hes a celebirty among the prisoners. Now with the added benefit of not having to look over his shoulder. The point of the final scene with Kim is to show that she is back in his life in some capacity. Everything in her eyes and body language is telling Jimmy that shes not going to leave him there. I should also mention that Peter Gould and Rhea Seehorn have gone on the record saying that they do believe Kim will continue to be in his life. So yes, it is a positive ending in that very particular Breaking Bad\Better Call Saul twisted way.
such a bad ending for a really good story. in the end, the one who started it, who pushed Jimmy to do things he didn't want to - Kim is scott free, she doesn't even get repercussions for her actions. Both of them should be in jail
Jimmy was the one who pushed her to do those things, that's why she did the right thing and eventually left and saul became the most sociopathic version of himself, the ending was a redemption for his character
@@hamel119 if i remember correctly she's the one who pushed Jimmy to run the scheme on Howard. Jimmy didn't even want to do that in the first place. He was so reluctantly followed Kim even at the end when he noticed the judge guy had a broken arm, he wants to pull the plug on the con and postpone but Kim even made a U-turn leaving her actual duty. i get its a redemption arc for Saul but Kim being free just shows that sometimes crimes do go unpunished
One of the many underlying themes is the idea of Justice and what that means. I think Kim got as close as she could to facing the music, and it's our justice system itself, the one her and Jimmy manipulated, that failed yet again, even when she wanted to be authentic. It's grounded so much in reality, the only reason it's a bad ending to you is because the world has always kinda been bad lmaoo
@@OptimusSatanas no because it would have made more sense for a ruthless, greedy sociopathic lawyer to accept the best sentence he could muster. Rather than go through some nonsense grand stand admitting his guilt ad accepting responsibilities for things he didnt even have anything to do with like Hank and Gomez murder.
Him giving up 7 yrs on the stand as some theoretical act of redemeption was an awful plot twist and ridiculous. The character was selfish and sociopathic since the beginning. In line with his character he will surely be claiming insanity or duress in a year because there is no way a guy like him can stay locked up in a prison like that for the rest of his life. It would have made more sense and been more interesting that when he pulled that courtroom stunt. Either his counsel attorney or the judge confront Saul about how much of a grand stander he is and that this so called confession for redemption was just another turn from a mentally ill man. He should have been sentenced to an mental institution for no less than 7 yrs and released upon clearance of mental competence. That would have been a much more fitting ending in my opinion.
How did the cops ever know that he was in the dumpster? It makes no sense. In the long run, the ending was not what I wanted to see. I wanted him to escape somehow.
The police set up a perimeter for scenarios like this. They know he didn't take his car so he's on foot. The copter may have seen him. The police may have seen him getting in & for sure the noise echoing in an empty alley. It was hardly covert. lol
The finale also confirmed that Walter is fully dead, he did not survive the gunshot wound. During the negotiation scene Saul drops the passing comment about Walter being dead.
Can someone please explain how Saul's confession helps Kim in any way legally? (Other than he wanted her to witness him come clean.). She could still be sued by Howard's widow. So he confessed to everything and took the harsher prison sentence just to "come clean"? Also, Saul didn't introduce Walt to the nazi's who killed Hank and the prison attacks, he shouldn't be blamed for that.
Thank you!!!.. Plus he cut ties with walt on several occasions only to be forced back in... "Were not done till i say were done!" ring a bell?... No offence hector😝
I watched all of the seasons from 1 to 6 in a matter of 15 days and to me the ending couldn't have been better. If he would've gotten the 7 years deal by lying that he was a victim of walter white he will never be himself and after 7 years he'd go being back saul goodman and committing such small robberies and crimes. It also made clear that in the ending of season 4 Jimmy wasn't lying about his brother in court he was lying afterwards to kim saying "one of them sucker was crying". He chose this time not to be slippin jimmy again and take responsibility for his actions. That's what matters in the end. Showing him being fake for another 7 years and after that too wouldn't have done justice to the character. Because jimmy always had a soft side and chose to be the real good man in the end as kim told him to be.
No sane person would take 86 years in a maximum security prison over a 7 year minimum security sentence. I am sorry but no amount of paragraphs will convince me otherwise. Saul played all his cards right to get his sentence down and it just comes across as uncharacteristic to throw it all away just to impress an ex who would no longer be in his life anyway. Kim also got away scot free while Saul will die in prison.
@@siu281 i think it was not to impress kim,he just called her because he wanted to show her he could change and that he's turning himself in taking her advice. This is how i like to think of it.
I think BB ending was the best, I didn't really care for El Camino. I thought this was 2nd though, I was glad they gave Jimmy a small redemption arc. And showed they he ultimately broke the cycle of slippin Jimmy, by taking responsibility for his actions. He did what Chuck said and "took another path".
It's not believable No way for a man in Jimmy's position and talent would he submit for 79 years in prison. His lifetime addiction in being a con man was too much to submit
SPOILER🧠It just hit me: Saul wanted Oakley to defend him. Said it would "make his career". After some persuading, Oakley decided to take on his case. (Oakley was always a bit of a dick to McGill/Goodman) Saul did his thing, got his sentence down to 7 freaking years and then in court, he shed the Saul persona. He finally changed his path. Did the right thing the right way. Ended up with the 86 friggin years. Guess what that does to Oakleys new defense practice? 😏 Completely ruins it. It was Saul's last revenge. Dang what a great effing show!!!!
While watching this I (I know I'm slow!) Jimmy and Kim should have waited until Jimmy and Kim were with HHM and THEN proceeded with the Howard plot. They would have been named partners and live happily ever after! But. Maybe, not the best screen play...so sad
Jimmy and Kim did the whole Howard plot in order to get the settlement to the elderly people as quickly as possible. The HHM lawyers were dragging it out to get more money. And meanwhile the victims weren’t getting any younger. That’s why they did it. Plus the “fun” of it. In the end, they both wanted to atone for it…Kim by confessing everything to Howard’s widow and Jimmy by taking the 86 years.
eddie pearce 0 seconds ago I loved the show but HATED the ending. NOBODY as self serving and being late 40s in show, throws their life away. You could have taken 7.5yrs but basically decided on DYING in a federal prison???????????????? NOBODY WOULD DO THIS Maybe I am in minority but I do not see Jimmy/Saul doing a 180 and dying in prison for??????????????????
@@king-pn4bj Who cares if the majority disagrees with him or not? What, just because he has an unpopular opinion he suddenly don't have a right to comment his thoughts? smh
Which character do you think should get a spin off from this show?
No more spin offs, Breaking Bad and Saul Goodman are enough!
Lyle inheriting Los Pollos and doing an adequate job as CEO.
@Ych 0 oh shit. I agree 💪🏽💪🏽
How about a spin off where Kim gets some other simp to throw away his life after the fun turns dark. 🤮😭
@@carpeimodiem yes!
Can't believe its over.
14 years of some of the finest television ever made.
I will really mis these 2 shows.
Watch them again.. you don’t even have to watch every episode religiously, just play ANY episode of Any season at any given time, there’s some joy to it
Jesus it is 14 years, crazy
@@dom85ross jesse and walter are almost 10 years older in better call Saul
Movie also
I’ve heard rumors of a Gustavo prequel tht could be pretty interesting imo
He talked about regrets. Losing Kim was his greatest regret. That’s why it ended the way it did.
He can have his regrets and still have most of his life outside of prison.
Why the hell would he choose to spend the rest of his life behind bars? To earn the respect of his ex?
@@infidelheretic923 it was his ego. He never changed. His ego wouldn’t allow him to admit the sob story “ Walter forced him to do everything.” It makes him look weak. That’s why he says
“ Walter White couldn’t have done it without ME”. He didn’t need to admit all that to get the jail sentence but he still wanted to be the man that made Walter White
He chose 86 years as Jimmy instead of 7 years as Saul (followed by living the rest of his life as Gene).
It's not 86 years as Jimmy first of all. He is 40-50 years, and won't live 86 years more, obviously. After being exposed he would no longer be Gene. After 7 years Kim picking him up from prison would be the best ending.
@@saulgoodman2307 But why would she pick him up. She hates Saul. She loves Jimmy.
He could still live the life as Jimmy. Give his fellow inmates some legal advice.
@@saulgoodman2307 Kim wouldn't pick him up, she only reconciled with him because he came clean and embraced the good part of his character. Your ending would be shite lol, his character is great, but he doesn't deserve 7 years, he deserves life.
@@AubergineMans Jimmy and Saul are the same. It was only necessity that made him change his name. He was always like that. That's what attracts her, because it reminds her of her mother. She would never have stayed with him if she was right with Howard.
Jimmy revealed his true self to Kim in court before he went to jail. She came back to say one last goodbye in jail, emotional ending. Can't put a price on Love, he got 79 more years in jail but he got to have one last cigarette with Kim! ❤
One sided love isn't love. It's a wasted life.
Very disappointing. I wanted him to get away. Sacrificing his life for Kim made no sense.
@@nexttsar I think it highlights his impulsive nature and ability to recognize the magnitude of his actions
@@nexttsar he's no longer saul, after the court scene he's james mcgill
@@nexttsar Where’s the closure if he gets away? Then everyone would be asking “well then what happened next?”
I bet Marie was still wearing purple, we just couldn't see because of the black and white 😂
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I love how the "ending explained" is just a recap of the show I just watched...thanks for nothing
People are getting this wrong, Kim was the only person who really loved Jimmy, so all he did was to save the last person that actually cared about him.
Nothing he said would have helped Kim’s case, she would have still been under threat from the civil lawsuit. He did however own up to his actions and at least attempted to redeem himself, which Kim recognised.
I am saddened by this ending, I wanted Saul to win and have a good ending.
But I guess with all that's happened it wouldn't be easy to get away with it all.
We all wanted Saul to win but that would leave a huge “what happened next?” Window open. It wouldve been trash. I’m happy we got closure
Jimmy got a good ending
This was his happy ending. You just want him to continue spiralling?
This was a good ending. Living as Gene was the bad ending.
It is
7yrs should’ve been the proper ending. 🥺
Totally. Bye Kim. Keep your cigarette.
Or 12 years or so. Then we could have had an extra scene where he gets out of jail in 2022 and Kim is there to pick him up.
I understand why they made that ending. I just don't like that we have to fill in the blanks as to his relationship with Kim. Is she gonna stay in Florida with her lousy boyfriend?
@@renobutters yup yup yup xD
Well with good behaviour... who knows?
@@solidsnake9898 🤣
The end far exceeded my expectations. He essentially sacrificed his own life by spending the rest of it in jail to save Kim. The cameos were fantastic and Kim showing up for the final scene was perfection and I cried
lol that’s not it.. kim def deserved more than what she got
He didn't do it to save kim? What he said in that room had no baring on the civil suit against her. How do people not get that?
How did he save her.
It betrayed Kim's character sorry. She went from a strong, smart, self sufficient person that doesn't need saving. To a damsel in distress. I preferred Waterworks as a finale myself.
That’s just it. He didn’t save Kim. Criminal charges probably wouldn’t have been filed against Kim, nor would Saul spending the rest of his life in prison prevent a civil suit against Kim. As far as redemption goes, the writers made him a sociopath. Sociopaths don’t care about redemption.
His brother was reading the time machine book.
OK.
Uhh yeah.
Yeah, he definitely wishes that he could take back what he did to Chuck.
Howard’s fate was so tragic and unfortunate, he ended up paying with his life for circumstances outside of his knowledge or control, just like Gale in Breaking Bad.
What a fantastic and splendidly written and acted series. The entire Breaking Bad universe was executed to perfection by Vince Gilligan and Co. BCS and BB are Vince’s Magnus Opus.
Gale was pretty much knee deep in the drug world.
Howard was the most tragic story for an overall awkward but good guy.
@@maxk888 Yeah, I can't really see comparing Howard and Gale. Howard had absolutely nothing to do with what was going on and had gone to bat for Jimmy and Kim several times. Until seeing his marriage troubles, he's presented as almost flawless.
Gale was directly involved in that world of his own choice. He just had no reason to suspect that anyone wanted him dead.
If you think about it, the McGills ruined Howard’s life. He was always looked at as a little bitch by both brothers and they F’ed with him til the end
That seen was shocking 😬
It was fine just don’t tell me Better call Saul was as good or better than Breaking bad, not even close
Kim Wexler is the best woman ever written in the past 30 years or more. The depth we get with Kim is something one could only get from a long novel. My goodness. I never knew what she would do next, she didn't play into any female character stereotype and dang Rhea is an amazing actress.
Maybe a bit hyperbolic.
She was decently written.
But she definitely wasn't worth spending life in prison for.
@@infidelheretic923 if you think Jimmy decided to spend life in prison for Kim, then you need to rewatch the ending and maybe watch some "ending explained" videos.
Saul wasn't going to do time. But Saul finally gave up on his own accord, he brought himself to justice. When he corrects the judge on his name not being Saul, but Jimmy, and he looked back at Kim, that was when he did it. Not for her, but because it was right. He just finessed the entire court in to getting Kim there, so that she could see him do it.
@@infidelheretic923 let me know when you read my comment so i can delete it and not spoil it for anyone else
Its going to take a few days to process that this Show is now over. I loved how it ended.
What's there to love in how it ended ? It was a very bad ending.
@@AdnanKhan-dg8qt ur probably 12 year old lmao
@@AdnanKhan-dg8qtbad ending? He finally beat his worse-than alter ego and made amends with the only person that ever brought him true happiness and satisfaction. You just can’t see past the surface
I couldn’t imagine how he’d go from being with Kim, to her being gone but him being larger than life in breaking bad, but they did it perfectly
He wasn't going to spend 17 year in jail, it was just 7 with the final deal before he did what he did in court (he could have managed it in so many other different ways, but they had to show that the character had evolved in order to wrap the show I suppose).
I wish they didn’t have to give Saul a sad ending like that, he deserved way better after losing his brother, then Howard, and then eventually Kim.
Bruh he was the reason both his brother and Howard died lol
Kind of sure. 😹 I mean, he couldn’t necessarily anticipate his brother’s craziness or Lalo’s craziness, but Saul did make a boatload of bad calls.
I thought jail was fitting cuz he could never overcome his bad side. Couldn’t have breaking bad without Saul Goodman!
best ending for me
He did get a happy ending he didn’t lose Kim . If he had gotten the 7 years he would have lost Kim forever and this be alone for the rest of his life
Jesse didn’t escape punishment for the crimes he committed. Losing Jane and being forced to cook for the nazis was punishment enough
And seeing his other girlfriend shot in front of him. Jesse suffered a LOT and more than paid for his sins.
Howard was such a good dude, Such a fucked story for him.
Similar to Mrs. White in Breaking Bad. I didn't like him very much. Even though most of his actions were pretty reasonable all things considered.
Weird ending. People say he saved Kim. Where is guarantee that Howard's wife not gonna sue? They just wanted to give him sad ending lol.
I never got the idea that the prosecutor wouldn't bring charges. Kim would likely plead guilty to accessory to Jimi's crimes. She was an accessory. She wrote a confession!
@@summertyme5748 exactly!
@@summertyme5748no evidence no nothing for kim its just a waste of time.
We, the audience, are the one jury member that Saul spoke of that he had to convince. And he sold us on his redemption and being a good person inside.
Crafty bastard!
Best explanation, the last episode is essentially just breaking the 4th wall instead of limiting itself to the confines of its participants
Jesse was the only one who got to be free because he was only one who was actually a victim towards the end
They don't have Go carts in jail..
Yeah the victim who was a murderer. 👍🏽
Jesse murdered the replacement cook.
@@OptimusSatanas ...to save Walts life. It was not a thing he wanted to do, he was pushed to do it. Jesse had real issues dealing with it. You can be a victim even though you just murdered someone.
It's not all black and white, but "Greymatter" ;-)
@@OptimusSatanas something that Walt ordered him to do and caused him great pain the rest of the series
People thinking that Jimmy did this just to impress Kim and to see her again have completely missed the point of the entire episode. He did it for himself. They make it as clear as day through the flashbacks.
Pls explain pls @teadrinker3000
Yes, but also for Kim
No, the flashbacks showed he only cared about himself & greed. Walt says this to him, you were always like this. Saul was ready to take 7 yrs until heard about Kim possibly being in jeopardy. He did this last grift to save her. Which btw betrays her whole " I save me" character & philosophy. I was a selfless act for the only person that really matters to him. Not because it helped him.
“Clear as day”. Lol. Oh you movie sophisticates make me laugh.
@@cadeburge7095 he redeemed himself. Jimmy came back and "killed" Saul.
In the end all great characters have a terrible ending and the most hated ones have good life afterwards.
Still doesnt make sense why he chucked the reduced sentence away. Doesnt change the fact that kim can be prosecuted in a civil suit
She couldn't have been. On the plane, saul talked to his friend about it and they said there was no evidence at all, just a story so she was untouchable. And in court, to ensure she'd be absolutely safe, he took on full responsibility for it. But more importantly, he took the 86 years as Jimmy, not as Saul, because his real self was tired of the lies, corruption or manipulations.. The guilt of killing his brother was too much. Seeing Kim's state ensured his resolve . He's taking his punishment in full
@@anon2407 86 yrs in the show his age is 60 yrs only?
@@anon2407 In the plane the prosecutor guy say that Howard's wife is "shopping for lawyers". Is it NOT confirmed Kim will not get sued. We can only speculate
I don’t think Kim cares if she is sued or not. She wants to atone for what happened to Howard. If that means paying $ every month to his widow, I think she’d be okay with that.
Jimmy was tired of creating avatars and characters, and realized once he lost the respect of Kim, he took accountability for his actions and knew he would eventually face the music. He felt embarrassed for how he has corrupted Kim into all they schemed together, and learned he was hurting her in the end.
Supposing he took the plea deal and then eventually got released.
Finding a job would be difficult. So of course he'd turn to some other scam to make his living. Not sure what that would entail exactly but I suppose it might make for a disappointing non ending.
I dont like this end.. 7 years in prison was also good!!!!! After 7 years you can also change your life! F this end.
IKR!
Life in prison for the respect of your ex?
That's a trade no sane person would make.
If kim never gave the confession to howards wife, saul wouldn‘t be in Prison now.
And this consequence would likely never occur to her as she goes on with fleeting pity, back to her cushy life as a lawyer getting pumped by whoever...
The confession was a queue that he needed to come clean and drop the act or he’d lose her forever. They let us know she didn’t enjoy her new life with the boyfriend, job and d sex was horrible. Her one true love was Jimmy so he did what he did best took his destiny in his own hands rather than d judges, prosecutors, chuck etc because only kim believed in him.
Seven years out in 3 1/2, publishes his memoir does documentaries, interviews, consultancies and becomes a millionaire in 3 years. Reunites with Kim, the end.
That cell phone coverage comment at the end slayed me! I've been thinking the exact same thing throughout both series. :D
It was bad writing to have Jimmy confess and add all those years for nothing.
Definitely. It’s like the writers had to ruin the ending because they didn’t want to annoy the 0.1%
And Kim's going to be sued by Howard's wife anyway.
Its all gone man😭😭😭
I think you mean All Goneman
Saul Goneman
Saul Gone
From 30 years to 7 years and after that 86 years. Rip Bozzo
To have a whole federal prison bus full of murderers and all that chanting your name… totally worth it!
@@v.m.m.7729 yeah? Get real. The same guys are going to be chanting that while banging him. Prison is no place for a real man.
@@v.m.m.7729 want to buy a bridge?
didnt completely liked the ending. i wanted something better for kim and jimmy. but he kind of deserved all he got. except the murders of hank and gomez should only befall on walter white and the neo nazis.
Yeah I didn't really get that. He really didn't have much to do with Hank and Gomez dearhs. But Howard Hamlin and his brother yeah he contributed to those deaths for sure
Rico charges I believe. My understanding of it is you get charged as part of the cartel and all their crimes are put on every member. So Walter cooking and selling meth goes to Saul , the murders go to Saul....etc
He was charged with conspiracy/accessory, not with murder itself. Walt and the gang couldn't be charged because they're dead. lol?
@@HaloDude557 ill rewatch the scene but im pretty sure they said it was under the rico act or whatever. regardless its the same thing, he is being given time for it since he was part of the group
If he was always a sociopath, he would never give up his 7 years even more than that was useless. Kim is also more to blame for what happened to Howard. He spent a thousand years in prison doesn't change that. It was just a schedule for that ending. Making him sacrifice himself for a woman, even though it didn't make sense. Another thing, most of the series he lived in a nucleus totally separate from Gus and co. It doesn't make sense for him to have the power to nominate White. It doesn't make sense for Mike to work for him. He should actually have been killed by Gus for knowing about Lalo.
I totally agree with your 1st sentence. The entire series, from the beginning, portrayed Jimmy as beyond reform. He just couldn't help but be a con man. The ending is sweet, but inconsistent with everything before it.
@@MasterKoala777 you both don't understand the underlying themes. Remember all those scenes of Jimmy kicking garbage cans and phone booths? He's frustrated with a world that has only seen the criminal in him, never the genuine guy underneath. Chuck on the stand once said that "he'll always be slippin Jimmy". And in the climax of the show, saul decides to face the music and take things into his own hands, and thus break free of the shadow of slipping Jimmy to find peace. He didn't do it for Kim, he did it WITH Kim, just like he always has. "You don't save me, I save me".
@@BoolyK there is no good in Saul at the end. Should have given him a happy ending that he worked for
he turned 7 years into 86 years
He could have received 70 years of home arrest at Sand Piper.
He got off light.
He turned 7 years into 80 not 70 into 80 but yk still a fantastic series
every good story needs a ending
But nobody ever wants a good story to end
Kim is Jimmy's moral compass. Admitting all his crimes was not his plan but when Kim said on the phone call "Turn yourself in" made sense to him when it was revealed that Kim already confessed. He did it for Kim and in turn, he freed himself as well.
I thought it was a good ending. Jimmy was going to be okay in prison. All the other inmates liked him and respected him. It was a worse “prison sentence” living the dull, drab life as Gene all those years than it will ever be living as Jimmy in prison.
I'll take 7 years in nicest prison over life in local prison where the inmates like you.
Of course as a lawyer, he can help some of them and many probably remember a time when he helped them get a lighter sentence or stay out of prison.
The confession was actually redemption for his own good. Kim wanted him to confess so he could show his real self. Sure him confessing was to gain Kim to a certain extent but this is more of a redemption story than saving prison time
This show was the perfect equivalent of watching paint dry except watching paint dry doesn’t piss me off as much as this show
Bro what
i think he was tired. say he got out after 7 years what then? saul got what he wanted. mr. white got what he wanted. jesse got what he wanted.
its crazy to think what cancer can do
Ha ha. Gotta be honest. The cellular coverage here in abq is absolutely spectacular 👍🏽
He sacrificed his life for Kim
Couldn't he just appeal for a retrial, claim to have given false testimony/confession for whatever reason and then get like less than half of the 86 years?
I’ll never understand why Jimmy hated Howard as much as he did. Howard was the one who wanted to hire him but Chuck stopped it so why does he blame him for everything
I saw this one coming. From season 4, I already knew Jimmy was going to sacrifice himself to save Kim. OR they'd simply call the hoover guy to escape again.
when he was in the dumpster looking at the hoover card I was so hyped, I would of liked if he just completely changed his ID again and left for good as an ending but oh well.
@@hieloz I had the same feeling, but then I thought: does he have enough money hidden to pay the guy a second time? They could have found a way to explain it but I honestly prefer this ending.
@@danyf.1442 I think it was made pretty clear talking to his old secretary that all the money he had outside of the diamonds and cash in the box had been seized. That is the reason he started the con that got him caught eventually.
“Saul is not a last stand kind of guy”😂
You are reaching. I dont think he wanted to get 86 years in prison to calm his conscience .He had remnants of moral compass, but long prison sentence did not fix anything bad he did previously.
Perhaps it was just temporary insanity that he refused 7.5 years ?
Temporary insanity was to go back to cancer patient house and break in when sedative was already wearing off and his partner refused to complete the ID theft.
Temporary insanity was to break into Chuck house, week after Chuck recorded that tape. If he thought it thru, he woud realize that tape was not admissible in court and Chuck already made copies, it was entrapment.
Temporary insanity was to go back to Marion house to offer her the bail money. His partner was arrested, so what ? He had vacuum cleaner repairman number, money and diamonds, he could flee again. It was not obligatory to live in Omaha.
Why was it necessary to throw bowling balls to Howard`s car ? He could lose his lawyers licence if he was caught. Destruction of property, vandalism ..
He was smart, but he had these insanity moments when his mind boiled over and all these moments hurt him.
I think it is pretty obvious that after a while in prison he regretted these moments.
When he met Kim again in prison, he didnt look like happy man .
I bet if he had a choice :
a ) pay"your debt to society" here in prison for rest of your life to "calm your conscience"
b) or live in Tijuana beach condo, swim in pool and fix bingo numbers in local retirement community, hire occasional hooker or pretend that you are Kevin Costner and get some sex for free
I am sure he would choose option b )
There are more people than jesse who escaped after committing crimes- such as- Dr caldera, Ed the dissappearer
Don't forget Joe the junkyard guy
@@nutz9203 noted. Anyone else ?
@@aymaanrashid2033Marie was never held responsible for stealing the spoons. Skyler laundered money. That weirdo guy with the baseball cards got off by pretending to make bizarre squatting videos....
@@eddymac1916 exactly
Our legal system is good at stopping most crime. But not all of it.
This whole series is supposed to be about the exceptional and clever ones who succeed until they don't.
What an incredible series
Saul was always a con artist. He eventually had the respect of everyone around him, a great job with a german company car, swiss pens, and a cocobolo desk... A hot wife (who has always been a con artist too and screwed up her whole life too). His fate was fair, and she should have seen some jail time too. Great series! Way better than Breaking Bad in my opinion (no Skyler or endless breakfasts).
didn't we just watch the same thing without it needing explaining
Asides from Jesse getting scott free from Heisenberg, Nacho also got away with a clean bullet to the brains.
unclear to me was if Saul's sacrifice didn't reduce Kim's legal problems, then the ending was a bummer
Well the b itch seemed pretty well off at the end. Not even a Thank you.. just half a damn cigarette
Yeah, they didn't make it that clear.
Cheryl is most likely still going to sue Kim. Jimmy only sacrificed himself to redeem himself in his and Kim's eyes, that's it. meh ending
That's not the point! "You don't save me, I save me". Jimmy never intended to save her, he was only following in her footsteps. Coming to terms with all their lies
They should make a scene where he becomes a legend in prison, help guys get out, government agencies/baby lawyers coming to meet him for expertise etc greatest show ever❤
Jimmy shouldn’t have given up his life for Kim, They tried to make jimmy morally inclined, and Kim is to blame for Howard!! She insisted they pranked him even when Saul had no intention, Still don’t understand why Saul gave up his life like that!!! 86 years 😩😩
At the end, it's just a story of a corrupted lawyer who is in love with a woman and will be punished for his corruption!!.. the things that i appreciated more about the show are the complexity of storytelling, and some actors performances. Technically it's a great series but the story itself is not satisfying
The ending messed up an otherwise fantastic series
Ending wasnt good.
"Howard who had only supported Jimmy and Kim" Are you high?
BCS ending is very much a positive one unlike so many people here are claiming.
In prison he's doing the same job he was at cinabon, only now its with people who admire and respect him for sticking up for them. They make a point to show that hes a celebirty among the prisoners. Now with the added benefit of not having to look over his shoulder.
The point of the final scene with Kim is to show that she is back in his life in some capacity. Everything in her eyes and body language is telling Jimmy that shes not going to leave him there.
I should also mention that Peter Gould and Rhea Seehorn have gone on the record saying that they do believe Kim will continue to be in his life.
So yes, it is a positive ending in that very particular Breaking Bad\Better Call Saul twisted way.
such a bad ending for a really good story. in the end, the one who started it, who pushed Jimmy to do things he didn't want to - Kim is scott free, she doesn't even get repercussions for her actions. Both of them should be in jail
Omg thank you!!
Jimmy was the one who pushed her to do those things, that's why she did the right thing and eventually left and saul became the most sociopathic version of himself, the ending was a redemption for his character
@@hamel119 if i remember correctly she's the one who pushed Jimmy to run the scheme on Howard. Jimmy didn't even want to do that in the first place. He was so reluctantly followed Kim even at the end when he noticed the judge guy had a broken arm, he wants to pull the plug on the con and postpone but Kim even made a U-turn leaving her actual duty. i get its a redemption arc for Saul but Kim being free just shows that sometimes crimes do go unpunished
@@rddoom1566 ye she even admitted she conceiled the fact that lalo was alive because she was having too much fun!..
One of the many underlying themes is the idea of Justice and what that means. I think Kim got as close as she could to facing the music, and it's our justice system itself, the one her and Jimmy manipulated, that failed yet again, even when she wanted to be authentic. It's grounded so much in reality, the only reason it's a bad ending to you is because the world has always kinda been bad lmaoo
i want to start a petition to change the name of the series to Better Call Simp.
Yep. I didn’t like the ending for the same reason. I thought I was the only one.
Haha!
Not sure I like the ending. I think he should have taken the easy deal.
Yeah but he was sick of lying and been a scumbag. In prison he is no less free than he was a gene, he even does the same thing.
Why? Because it would satisfy your vicarious desire to see him "win"?
@@OptimusSatanas no because it would have made more sense for a ruthless, greedy sociopathic lawyer to accept the best sentence he could muster. Rather than go through some nonsense grand stand admitting his guilt ad accepting responsibilities for things he didnt even have anything to do with like Hank and Gomez murder.
@@OptimusSatanas yep, and then him and Kim lives happily ever after. The end.
@@EliteHumanNetwork Guess you didnt watch the same show then.
Turning 70 years into 80 odd years.. was this a blooper that made the cut?
Kim is man. HUGE hands. Big skull Brow Ridge.
Him giving up 7 yrs on the stand as some theoretical act of redemeption was an awful plot twist and ridiculous. The character was selfish and sociopathic since the beginning.
In line with his character he will surely be claiming insanity or duress in a year because there is no way a guy like him can stay locked up in a prison like that for the rest of his life.
It would have made more sense and been more interesting that when he pulled that courtroom stunt. Either his counsel attorney or the judge confront Saul about how much of a grand stander he is and that this so called confession for redemption was just another turn from a mentally ill man. He should have been sentenced to an mental institution for no less than 7 yrs and released upon clearance of mental competence. That would have been a much more fitting ending in my opinion.
How did the cops ever know that he was in the dumpster? It makes no sense. In the long run, the ending was not what I wanted to see. I wanted him to escape somehow.
cause he was making a lot of noise inside
The shot lingered on a CCTV camera right by the dumpster
He didn’t deserve a happy ending
The police set up a perimeter for scenarios like this. They know he didn't take his car so he's on foot. The copter may have seen him. The police may have seen him getting in & for sure the noise echoing in an empty alley. It was hardly covert. lol
They should of said "maybe the dumpster?!" "Naw... Let's check somewhere else.."
The finale also confirmed that Walter is fully dead, he did not survive the gunshot wound.
During the negotiation scene Saul drops the passing comment about Walter being dead.
Ye we were told that in el camino
Old Style..
Perfect prop
95% of this video being a recap
5% being about the title, but never getting into it TOO MUCH
why youtube took away dislike visibility? damn
It was 7 years
Can someone please explain how Saul's confession helps Kim in any way legally? (Other than he wanted her to witness him come clean.). She could still be sued by Howard's widow. So he confessed to everything and took the harsher prison sentence just to "come clean"? Also, Saul didn't introduce Walt to the nazi's who killed Hank and the prison attacks, he shouldn't be blamed for that.
Thank you!!!.. Plus he cut ties with walt on several occasions only to be forced back in... "Were not done till i say were done!" ring a bell?... No offence hector😝
I watched all of the seasons from 1 to 6 in a matter of 15 days and to me the ending couldn't have been better.
If he would've gotten the 7 years deal by lying that he was a victim of walter white he will never be himself and after 7 years he'd go being back saul goodman and committing such small robberies and crimes.
It also made clear that in the ending of season 4 Jimmy wasn't lying about his brother in court he was lying afterwards to kim saying "one of them sucker was crying".
He chose this time not to be slippin jimmy again and take responsibility for his actions.
That's what matters in the end.
Showing him being fake for another 7 years and after that too wouldn't have done justice to the character.
Because jimmy always had a soft side and chose to be the real good man in the end as kim told him to be.
No sane person would take 86 years in a maximum security prison over a 7 year minimum security sentence. I am sorry but no amount of paragraphs will convince me otherwise. Saul played all his cards right to get his sentence down and it just comes across as uncharacteristic to throw it all away just to impress an ex who would no longer be in his life anyway. Kim also got away scot free while Saul will die in prison.
@@siu281 i think it was not to impress kim,he just called her because he wanted to show her he could change and that he's turning himself in taking her advice.
This is how i like to think of it.
@@anshulgautam5865 that is why I didn't like the ending. It makes Kim more important than it should.
there are five comments and no one has actually had enough time to watch the video
i have just finished it
People only came here to see if people in the comments agreed with them, not an explanation of the show.
I thought it was 7 years turned into 86, not 70...
Meh. I’m ngl, I wasn’t happy with the ending, this is no breaking bad ending, even el Camino had a nice ending compared to this.
I think BB ending was the best, I didn't really care for El Camino. I thought this was 2nd though, I was glad they gave Jimmy a small redemption arc. And showed they he ultimately broke the cycle of slippin Jimmy, by taking responsibility for his actions. He did what Chuck said and "took another path".
Typical woke netflix ending. His entire life ruined because it can't be seen for a criminal to live happily ever after, even in fiction it seems.
it was a very unrealistic ending cuz most bad guys win in real life
Netflix had no say in anything. Doesn't belong to them.
It's not believable
No way for a man in Jimmy's position and talent would he submit for 79 years in prison. His lifetime addiction in being a con man was too much to submit
This ending was bad...
Jimmy showed them how Saul scammed also the court again after they caught him 😅 he took all the credit
SPOILER🧠It just hit me: Saul wanted Oakley to defend him. Said it would "make his career". After some persuading, Oakley decided to take on his case. (Oakley was always a bit of a dick to McGill/Goodman)
Saul did his thing, got his sentence down to 7 freaking years and then in court, he shed the Saul persona. He finally changed his path. Did the right thing the right way. Ended up with the 86 friggin years. Guess what that does to Oakleys new defense practice? 😏 Completely ruins it. It was Saul's last revenge. Dang what a great effing show!!!!
Seriously this channel needs to stop with the spoilers in the thumbnails jfc
While watching this I (I know I'm slow!) Jimmy and Kim should have waited until Jimmy and Kim were with HHM and THEN proceeded with the Howard plot. They would have been named partners and live happily ever after! But. Maybe, not the best screen play...so sad
Jimmy and Kim did the whole Howard plot in order to get the settlement to the elderly people as quickly as possible. The HHM lawyers were dragging it out to get more money. And meanwhile the victims weren’t getting any younger. That’s why they did it. Plus the “fun” of it. In the end, they both wanted to atone for it…Kim by confessing everything to Howard’s widow and Jimmy by taking the 86 years.
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I loved the show but HATED the ending. NOBODY as self serving and being late 40s in show, throws their life away. You could have taken 7.5yrs but basically decided on DYING in a federal prison???????????????? NOBODY WOULD DO THIS Maybe I am in minority but I do not see Jimmy/Saul doing a 180 and dying in prison for??????????????????
How does Saul/Jimmy trading 7 years for 86 protect Kim from a civil suit? A lame ending.
Jimmy does that to redeem himself, not to protect kim from civil law suit. He did that to turn back, from breaking bad to baking bread in prison
The confession was his decision basically. Not to help Kim but to stop his scheming ways and try to make amends with himself for all his regrets.
@@hellovagim so why did he have Kim at the trial to hear his testimony.
He did this for Kim too. That’s very clear and it’s very disappointing
In fact, sacrificing oneself for a woman makes it a typical end of the Left agenda. And she didn't ask for or need it.
@@hellovagim In fact, sacrificing oneself for a woman makes it a typical end of the Left agenda. And she didn't ask for or need it.
Lots of interesting angles that no one caught. Not.
Carol “what’s her name” such a legend I have never heard of her!
Worse ending than even How I met your mother
It feels like he still has a trick up his sleeve plus the inmmates like him so wont have to watch his back in prison
Poor Kim, she was a babe
It was crappy ending for Saul, 7 years was great ending
Season 6 sucked and the finale was a huge let down
Lol not many people agree with you champ. What did you want? A machine gun in the boot? lol.
@@king-pn4bj Because you all simp for a bad tv show and don't have the intelligence to see that
People who say it sucked are damn clueless.
Hating on a series cuz u didn't get what u wanted hahaha.
@@emiliopereira9211 no. It was horribly written and directed and acted. And don't get started on Rhea Seahorns wig
@@king-pn4bj Who cares if the majority disagrees with him or not? What, just because he has an unpopular opinion he suddenly don't have a right to comment his thoughts? smh
Anyone who didn't like this show should be tested for Covid-19. Because one of the symptoms is lack of taste!
Terrible ending. Should have went out as slipping Jimmy with the 7 Yr deal. Very disapointing ending
But.....we still don't know what happened to A. Skylar, B. Walt Jr, C. Jessee or last BUT, not least Huell!!!!!
Watch El Camino for Jesse's ending
Did Marian Get a Reward ?
5 million dollars .
for 80 years of his life