I wanted more storyline about Mike and Lalo. when Breaking bad entered the show it just ruined the whole plot.

Idk everyone dying is so sad.

I recently finished watching "Better call saul" and I have questions, might be basic but they're lingering in my head

1. Did jimmy really feel guilty about doctoring those documents and insinuate the bar about chuck and being the reason he offed himself or was he really that stoic about it and blame howard for it.

2. Why did kim hate howard so much, when jimmy was really hesitant about destroying howard's career .

3.( A really silly one) how does lalo sympathize so much for his housekeepers and guards but gave zero fu*** about the man that got killed in the wire or others in general .

I’m still in ep4 of season 6 and I still can’t understand why him and kim are like this?

Maybe I’m slow or not build for this kind of cinema but they’re both so weird and kim is equally evil but she acts like she isn’t?

Also wtf Howard did to them? I understand they share challenging career background but to me, he’s a better person than both of them?

And they send a prostitute in revenge 🫩? Isn’t it the most childish thing ever like this whole BCS is so childish

Please don’t come for me I’m just trying to understand

What did he think would happen if he did? Did he think that Jimmy would just lie more? It just seems like there was not a conversation where he tried to hold his brother accountable. Even if he lied when confronted, that at least gives him data instead of him making assumptions.

Also, would confessing that he had been Slippin’ Jimmy have changed things, or would it have just given Chuck ammunition to hold things over him? It just seems like Chuck wants Jimmy to be sentenced to death or something

Don’t get me wrong but what kind of relationship between these two? I feel like Lyle has a thing for Gustavo.

It’s not a big deal but I always wonder.

The way Kim and Suzanne spoke to each other in this scene. The way Suzanne showed concern for Kim's partner Jimmy. The way Suzanne reminded Kim how the system let Lalo walk even after all he had done. There's some kind of chemistry I see between them that makes me think they could have been partners in another time, in another place. Kim and Suzanne may not have seen eye to eye in some moments of the show, but this scene for example shows they're still friends. Even on opposite sides of the legal system. Even if Kim is lying to Suzanne just a little in this scene.

Obviously, this is something that would never happen. But I'd be curious as to who you would cast as a younger Mike Ehrmantraut, maybe during his cop days in Philly?

I honestly have no idea who I would cast, but would love to see your suggestions!

I watched BB 1 year ago and i am currently re watching it and after it i want to watch bcs but i know a few spoilers. is it still worth it?
1 i know saul is going to prison

2 i know lalo dies in season 5

3 i know all the spoilers from BB

4 i know the court scene where saul gets his 7 years to 86

thank you all!!

It seemed like no matter what Jimmy did they always had a problem with how he did it. They were always saying they can't do this or it was a good idea but we have to follow procedures and it's like you can just ignore that but they wouldn't listen to him

A favorite Kim scene with good reason. One little tweak I would make: stop the menacing music once Kim says her piece, then Lalo subtly looks down thinking about what she said. He’s clearly humbled, though still trying to look tough, before he walks away.

What if Jimmy hadn't gotten disbarred?

I know a lot of time we're looking at this as an inevitable spiral, but when I look at his time disbarred I really realize that that's when things really took a turn.

that's when he switched from elder law to "personal injury" and defending slimebags, that's when he made his criminal networks, that's when he started practicing as "saul goodman".

I think if he stayed in the office of wexler and McGill doing elder law things don't go dark. Sure chicanery stuff still goes down, he does some crazy things, but I think it stays in the service of "good" outcomes (like protecting the old guy's house, taking down groups like sandpiper, etc.) rather than supporting drug empires and getting criminals out of jail.

That year off is when he went from "unorthodox lawyer with a rambunctious style" to "criminal lawyer"

Now that I think about it……..

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_cell_sites

So I wanted to share this cause I find it really interesting, and I've seen people ask this but it's too late to reply to those posts, but this is likely how they got Nacho the cell phone signal to Nacho.

I've seen people say it was likely a booster, but my bet is he used a Mobile Cell Site which can be connected to a microwave satellite phone network and transmit to cell phones using existing cellular network specifications to get temporary service to areas that otherwise wouldn't have any.

I think it can cover miles if you have line of sight with the device so they probably just parked a mile or two from Lalos home so his guards wouldn't see a thing.

Any tips???

Wow. What a wildly well written and directed television series.

Watched all of Breaking Bad and then BCS. I honestly wanted to cry when it ended. I've just got El Camino next, but my expectations aren't super high.

I can't believe it's all over

It was early Jimmy because of his brown suit. He was at the top of the staircase and he looked down then he takes a quick look around him and puts on a laugh and starts going down the staircase quickly chatting with the other people on the staircase as he descends.

I just finished season 5, episode 4 "Namaste" for like the fourth time. I read somewhere that the reason Gus was so nitpicky about the cleanliness of the fryers was a way to punish Lyle for questioning Gus a few times when he told the staff to leave when Hector and the boys came to the restaurant. Personally I think Gus was just preoccupied waiting for the call about the DEA getting his money and arresting some dealers. Am I wrong?

HHM.