Better Call Saul

Probably would've prefered to Saul to take the plea deal, being the cockroach everyone has known him as. It probably would cause a lot more discussion regarding the series if a smug, cold Saul managed to talk his way into the comfiest prison sentence ever; I really doubt anyone was rooting for him at that point, so it would've essentially been the bad guy winning. The creators kept spouting on about how they were "going to do something not seen on television before", and ended up making something generic.
 
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I hope she realizes that her son is gonna do time now stupid boomer bitch
 
I'm disappointed that no one got brained by the spiky bottle stopper. I'd be interested in how if all of the Gene segments were the only thing that released instead of the series, how the reception on that would be compared it as the finale of a series and a franchise. Overall a pretty good show with an okay ending, not a fan of his motivation mostly being Kim's approval though.
 
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I hope she realizes that her son is gonna do time now stupid boomer bitch
Yeah at this point they probably have him for harboring a fugitive, Jimmy probably gave away the mall caper to the cops, etc.. now her son is gonna do hard time lmao

I'm disappointed that no one got brained by the spiky bottle stopper.
When Kim was leaving and he had his back turned to the prisoners I kept hoping a mexican would walk by and shank him a dozen times, proving that what he said about the cartels still being around was still ironically true.
 
Moral fagging par excellence. This sucked. Jimmy walked away from a seven year sentence to life for no reason at all. Nothing he said could possibly have helped Kim.

The bit about a bar license not having an expiration is bullshit as well. You have to a pay a license fee bi yearly, and if you resign, you have to get readmitted, usually meaning taking the bar again, go through character and fitness (which she would never pass after how she was complicit with the cover up of Howard Hamlin's murder.

Vince Gilligan was explicit about his sensibilities about "catholic guilt," and he knew he wanted the character to lose in a way he did not have the guts to do with Walter White.

Here's a tip for you, kiddies: if you go from seven years to life in prison, things are not ok. And things are not ok when the love of your life abandons me because she is crippled with guilt, especially when she was the onyl one on the planet who professed to love and understand you.

I feel stupid investing seven years in this show. It was a fun ride until the aftermath of Howard Hamlin's death. It really fell apart in the Gene timeline--and that as someone who liked the first two Gene episodes...
 
The thing about the bar permit was that it literally didn't have an expiration date on it, so she was able to use her old one from when she just informally walked away from everything to trick the prison into letting her have a private meet with Jimmy under the pretense of a legal conference. Might be a load of shit anyway but its more than just "oh actually she is still a lawyer after all this time"
 
The thing about the bar permit was that it literally didn't have an expiration date on it, so she was able to use her old one from when she just informally walked away from everything to trick the prison into letting her have a private meet with Jimmy under the pretense of a legal conference. Might be a load of shit anyway but its more than just "oh actually she is still a lawyer after all this time"
It's still really retarded that we're supposed to believe that a woman walking in with an invalid state bar permit was allowed to meet alone in the same room as a felon in the middle of a federal prison like that. 1990? Maybe. 2010? Fuck off.
 
I hope she realizes that her son is gonna do time now stupid boomer bitch
If her son had a lengthy criminal past, and harbored a known international fugitive and FBI's most wanted, and was involved in multiple robberies, breaking and entering crimes, AND drugging people including cancer patients. He would be looking at life with no parole without question. Jeff is getting life in jail as well.
 
I actually was okay with where the ending went. Pretty much all of Jimmy's schemes were some really screwed up reaction and "fuck you" in terms of where it went. He seemed happier in prison too and emotionally freer.

I enjoyed it, but I'm a weirdo. Also, the certain, semi subtle callbacks(Wayfarer) made me anxious because I thought of everything Walt did.
 
I wasn’t thrilled by the ending but not horribly disappointed either. I expected a sequence of Jimmy using the Saul persona to gain respect in prison instead of that weird prison bus chant, but otherwise it went about how I expected — Jimmy gets arrested, (co)represented by Oakley, goes to prison. The plea deal thing was a surprise as well… obviously rejecting the deal was meant to be a kind of redemption/return to Jimmy’s true nature.

Most interesting part of the episode for me was the fact that they made multiple references to time machines. Anons on /tv/ were posting a meme theory about time travel right before the finale:
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I think you guys are being too harsh. They took the risk to be more sincere. I agree in some way that I don't entirely buy that Saul would walk from the plea deal. But it's also clear that if he took the deal, he wouldn't be happy. He'd lie to himself and say he was. But he wouldn't be happy. So there's the paradox, to be happy, he had to fess up and be in prison forever. He has to be separated from Kim, but it's also the only way that Kim would have respected them. As Kim said, they can't be together, not truly, otherwise people get hurt.
 
I enjoyed it, but I'm a weirdo. Also, the certain, semi subtle callbacks(Wayfarer) made me anxious because I thought of everything Walt did.
Wayfarer was a great callback.

The plane scene made me extremely anxious because of it, and I was genuinely afraid it was going to go down.
 
Most interesting part of the episode for me was the fact that they made multiple references to time machines. Anons on /tv/ were posting a meme theory about time travel right before the finale:
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Time machines. Pheh.

The episode is not about time travel! That is a real and scientific impossibility.

The episode is about regrets.

If you want to talk about regrets, talk about regrets, not time machines.
 
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