As the news about COVID came through I really felt these scenes more firsthand.

Let‘s be honest: we hated Howard in the first episodes, but now we wish, Saul and Kim would‘ve never tried to ruin his reputation.

Jim, (Jimbo 😂) was kinda selfish guy, but what he done in the end, proves that he had some kindness inside of him, he gave recipe and sacrificed himself for group...

This is Skyline by Ian Richmond

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One of my favorites.

0:56 Dang that part went hard 🔥

What is the full name of the soundtrack

What is the name of the soundtrack?

Maaaan the desert of Nee Mexico looks beautiful in those episodes (and in the opening of Saul Gone). This and "Time Machine Talk" makes me always a little sad and nostalgic for some reason.

9:10 спокойная песня

Sometimes I just watch the beginning of the show just to remind myself how it used to be and how much more simple it was- not saying that as a bad thing but still

This scene reminded me of the whiskey scene in Breaking Bad

this is fantastic - anyone know the artist

ABCD

Finally got it

Emozionante, sentita in TWDWB

I cried the whole episode because of Howard.😭😭😭

Mike's soundtrack is stunning. I swear, every time a track plays in this show and I find myself looking it up- it's from Mike's OST.

Dave porter is such an amazing guy

Thaaaaaaaaaaaanks

It's literally the Fallout theme.

1:12 is like tightening a noose

Awesome ost... Give me some village vibe... Thats really sad that they lost ranch...

One of the best ost ever

I find it so depressing and scary that we never even find out what happened to most characters like this from from S2.

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Love these haunting ambient scores, where can I find more?

2:11 - This is when you hear the tables are about to be turned. In a real serious way.

Is sad

Badass theme and dangerous situation.

So gross this scene...

I want Cry

This is the moment Walter White got diagnos with Cancer

Why does Ruth have that cry face on the screen?

Howard's Death > Hank's Death

Dave Porter said in one of the interviews that the music in Better Call Saul gradually becomes more breaking bad-esque. This is DEFINITELY very breaking bad like.

I feel like this is the track the this episode's credits took from.

AGUA AGUA

Los Angeles has fallen.

I’ll say this till I die, ftwd was way better than twd when it came to music

It's ironic. in a moment where he was doomed to die, Nacho was free to tell everyone exactly what he thought. He openly mocked Gus and told Hector that he is why he's confined to that chair as a cripple. It had to be cathartic for the character. He took full control in a situation where he shouldn't have any and went out on his own terms.

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