Better Call Saul

[Michael Janke]

But at least he died on top of the hill after killing a bunch of nazis.

dont forget the roughly 9 million dollars his wife and kids will get through elliott and gretchen.

 

[Absurdist Laughter]

Add an F to the end of your post in solidarity. Namaste

 

[TheHarbinger]

Nah, Lalo is now confirmed dead now that Gus knows Hector knows he survived. Honestly though it is kind of a plot hole given that even with as erratic as Tuco was, it's a little farfetched to assume Hector knew Gus was scheming and trying to kill his family and never tried to convey it to him or the twins.

Actually this kind of saves part of the BB story from a retcon or plothole. In BCS we see Hector in the nursing home. But in BB he lives in the rural house with Tuco watching him. So at some point someone removed Hector from the nursing community and takes him to the desert home. So it would make sense that Hector tells Tuco *ding ding* "Lalo survived the assassination, was maybe murdered in ABQ, maybe by the Chicken Man".

This information causes Tuco to take Hector out of the home and into hiding in the rural home. And might also explain the insane and deep paranoia and drug use Tuco was in beyond the normal "drug pusher has access to free drugs". And might explain why Tuco is out on his own with the meth deals and not part of the greater Eladio Cartel.

 

[anti SJW]

So now that there is an opening at HHM, will Saul or Kim put in for it?

 

[Timothy Troon]

Kim will run with the sandpiper money ? Either with or without Saul’s knowledge

 

[KillThemCrackasBabies]

Actually this kind of saves part of the BB story from a retcon or plothole. In BCS we see Hector in the nursing home. But in BB he lives in the rural house with Tuco watching him. So at some point someone removed Hector from the nursing community and takes him to the desert home. So it would make sense that Hector tells Tuco *ding ding* "Lalo survived the assassination, was maybe murdered in ABQ, maybe by the Chicken Man".

This information causes Tuco to take Hector out of the home and into hiding in the rural home. And might also explain the insane and deep paranoia and drug use Tuco was in beyond the normal "drug pusher has access to free drugs". And might explain why Tuco is out on his own with the meth deals and not part of the greater Eladio Cartel.

Yeah, Hector was completely reliant on other people to live and there was no reason to suspect Tuco actually lived way out in that shithole regularly. It's no effort to just sau that his plan to go hide in a jungle compound didn't also involve taking Hector along with him, particularly if he suspected he was surrounded by snitches.

Kim will run with the sandpiper money ? Either with or without Saul’s knowledge

I suspect she's gonna be the first vacuum repair client. Her character arc seemed like she was getting off on everything because at the end of the day it was all (mostly) victimless or beneficial to someone she deemed "oppressed". I think watching Howard get capped has probably shocked that out of her for good, and she gets taken away as soon as she can. I think whatever Sandpiper money he gets is used to fund that and used to fund his strip mall firm.

 

[Clem Fandango]

Ahhhhh, whatthefuckwhatthefuckwhatthefuck?!?!!?!!?

Howard did NOT deserve that shit. Holy shit this show. What the fuck??? That's how it goes down for Howard??? Nonononon, that's not fair man. Shit.

Eta:

Fuck. I've been up and down the stairs and I'm still pissed off. Not cool Vince. Not cool.

Eta2:

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

 

[WinchesterWhiskey]

Fucking shit. I have no clue why, but I expected Howard to clock him with a punch, and then get shot for the hassle.

Jesus, Vince.

 

[CWCissey]

Fuckin' Hell. I wasn't expecting Howard to go out like that.

 

[Cheese-Loving Citizen]

Spoiler: Sweet Prince

 

[Chester Rigby]

How did Lalo even get in the apartments if Jim had Mikes men watching over them? Its not like they are low prio targets either considering the time in the desert and that Lalo confronted them once and Mike himself saw that, and that same confrontation led to Lalos attempted assasination. No way Mike pulled them

Maybe Mike is on his way to Jimmy's apartment.

You know...

 

[Seventh Star]

Howard is a likeable idiot who got into shitty circumstances, but he's by no means a saint, he still gambled over how long the Sandpiper residents would live so he could squeeze some extra money out.

That said, holy shit why.

 

[AnOminous]

All I have to say is fucking REEEEEEEE first he got to see his dreams and his life and reputation ruined and then he just GOT SHOT IN THE FUCKING HEAD FOR NO GODDAMN REASON AT ALL FUCK YOU LALO NOTHING THAT CAN HAPPEN TO YOU IS BAD ENOUGH!!! REEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Trans Fat 41g]

Howard is a likeable idiot who got into shitty circumstances, but he's by no means a saint, he still gambled over how long the Sandpiper residents would live so he could squeeze some extra money out.

That said, holy shit why.

Honestly at least give a man the respect of finishing his last fucking words before putting him down, he was too obliviously drunk not to be given that at least.

 

[AnOminous]

I am minorly torn on the issue of whether Hector's maniacal bell ringing was a really emphatic yes to Lalo's "Plan A" concept or a really emphatic no.

My heart says really emphatic yes.

 

[Gonzalo Lira]

Mike is the worst security consultant there is.

Fring should have let Tyrus put a bullet through his boomer skull.

 

[AnOminous]

Mike is the worst security consultant there is.

I'd have fired him by now if I was Fring.

I hope Azov Battalion cuts off your balls and rapes your throat you fucking faggot.

 

[Trans Fat 41g]

From the looks of the last few episodes, Mike was keeping Gus together more than anyone else.

 

[Skitarii]

RIP BOZO!!!

 

[linchan]

So the entirety of Better Call Saul has finished filming right? If so I am pretty excited considering no one in the cast so far has shown any awkward sense of discontent with the direction of the story.