Better Call Saul 4x10 REACTION!! "Winner"

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[@Snes_Controller]

Something that really sticks out to me is that this is the first time Mike has killed anyone since the men who killed his son. Since arriving in Albuquerque, Mike has had bad men in his sights several times (Tuco, Hector, other members of the cartel), and yet the first time he actually pulls the trigger is to kill a man whose hands were spotless.

[@christucker7655]

Not spotless Werner was a criminal and an idiot for not thinking he would be killed. Not saying he deserved death though but it was something he should’ve anticipated considering who he was working for

[@creamofroach7192]

Damn I never thought about it like that, that's so sad man

[@MortySmith01]

Spotless? He is doing a very illegal job for a drug kingpin.

[@clancybrownpogging1141]

For a relative amount of "spotless". Werner did know he was signing on to build an illegal lab so he was "in the game" in Mike's black and white worldview, but yeah Mike is obviously very distraught over it.

[@brobro9169]

@@Samuel2oh9 werner and the other guy that died in season 6x3...i know mike didn’t really kill that guy in 6x3 but their death coupled with Werners was what made him like Jesse so much

[@Famin999]

In the scene where Jimmy is talking to Kristy Esposito, he tells her "You don't matter all that much to them". That is basically verbatim what Chuck said to Jimmy the last time they spoke. "You don't matter all that much to me." It's proof that those words have been living in Jimmy's head rent-free all this time.

[@beanofglory1051]

Good observation!

[@Max25670]

Also this is the second time he’s mentioned saving someone from a burning building (the first time was the scam to help Huell). Jimmy still wishes he could have saved Chuck’s life, regardless of what Chuck told him.

[@Max25670]

I like how you guys smiled when Lalo said, "Michael...is that you?" Tony Dalton is such a good actor.

[@nielgregory108]

Jimmy was crying because when he spoke those words, that was the first time he admitted to himself what HE is and he KNOWS that the way they looked at that kid was how Chuck and those board members look at him and he felt like he was being held down AGAIN from beyond the grave. He can't get rid of Chuck but he is starting to embrace the Sual persona..for now.

[@BhBc8f8]

That's a great theory and i hate to be that guy...but ThE DiReCtOrS sAiD "He's crying because Everything that was left of him hoping died. His hope that he would one day be as respected as his brother - dead, his hope that he would share an office with Kim once again - dead, his hope that he would get his license back - dead, His hope that society will someday see that’s he’s more than just slippin jimmy - dead. So he cries and says “no, no, no” as he loses faith in everything he has ever hoped for. Hope was all he had but it seems there is no hope for him after all." Not the most insightful explanation as Jimmy doesn’t strike me as someone who easliy loses hope but he has been in the dumps for 12 months and that bar hearing rejection must have affected him more than I realised so i guess it kinda works

[@bullymccguire]

Spoilers And on the last episode of the show Jimmy return

[@andyb6400]

One of the best intros of the show. Seeing Chuck and Jimmy together is great but heartbreaking. Also, as Aaron pointed out, Chuck took the mic for himself by the end of the song.

[@bettercallmaul5810]

Jimmy is talking about how adding another M to HHM is symmetrical. Then, the final shot has the two of them sleeping in symmetrical positions.

[@BhBc8f8]

I feel like people read way too much into this which is unsurprising since the fandom is very biased against Chuck. Jimmy knew Chuck could sing but was shy so he wanted him to have fun and pulled him out of his shell. He wanted Chuck to have the spotlight. Do ya'll not have siblings. It's not that deep.

[@Celeborn93]

@@BhBc8f8 "the fandom is biased against Chuck" Well, that's a statement. Goes to show you don't really know how a fandom works. It's made up of both majorities and minorities and everything in-between. And i've seen plenty people praise chuck, not only as a character but also as a person, despite his shortcomings. Also, yeah the scene is exactly how you describe it. But there is obvious symbolism included in almost every shot, and plenty that validates the theoretical thought process of the comments above. It's nothing new.. The creators are very meticulous and pretty much every single scene has some foreshadowing element or symbolic meaning from the camera angle & lightning, to the juxtaposition of the environment vs the characters etc. It's not about being "that deep" - Which by the way is an inflated term that has zero relevancy. I have siblings, and i understood the scene for what is was. But that doesn't mean i'll stop looking for symbolism etc. in every shot? Understanding the main point of a scene doesn't exclude any adding factors that could've been added to make the scene have a larger impact in the present or future.

[@carrela1000]

@@Celeborn93 Don't even bother. All he does is talk about Chuck instead of the episode or anyone else. He thinks everyone is biased against Chuck for no reason and isn't willing to listen to others.

[@markogolem]

@@BhBc8f8 A lot of people do read it that way but a lot of people also dont. Ive heard it described one way that i really like: It's one of jimmy's best cons, basically tricking chuck into coming up and having fun. Chuck is clearly an amazing singer and jimmy probably isn't, but he overplays it here or maybe just signs up to sing because he knows its the best way to help his brother out. A lot of people forget they actually loved eachother

[@nikolausblanke8299]

Werners death to me is one of saddest moments in the show. Its heartbreaking to hear him yell at his wife, knowing full well that this is the last conversation they will ever have.

[@RaffyDGoat]

I wish they released a full cover of The Winner takes it all sung by Michael McKean and Bob Odenkirk. The scene with the McGill brothers singing is one of my favourites of the series.

[@mp6640]

Probably one of the most sincere moments between them 😢😢

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

I really love how mike tells werner that nothing he says will make a difference. Reminds me of walt when he was about to get killed and insisted on talking to gus. "Let me just talk to him..."

[@Tink7200]

Definite parallels there. Both were brilliant men in their fields that made a really bad decision due to their love for someone. Werner’s wife for Werner and Jesse for Walter.

[@electricalastro]

@@Tink7200but did walt really do it out of love for jesse!?

[@Tink7200]

@@electricalastro Yes. The show communicated that Walter came to view Jesse as a son figure multiple times. He described him as a son to Jane’s father and when Walter Jr was taking care of him Walter mistakenly called him Jesse. Walter had multiple instances where having Jesse killed would have been the best thing to do but he wouldn’t even hear it as a viable option. I think people seriously forget how much awful and destructive stuff Jesse did in season 3. And Season 1-4 Walter ≠ season 5 Walter. He wasn’t focused on building an empire then, and keeping Jesse around was not really a priority of his. Keeping Jesse alive was though. That’s not pragmatism and it’s certainly not manipulation like people try to make it seem like.

[@nutellafella6939]

I feel like Jonathan Banks is so underrated. All of us BB/BCS fans take his performance for granted. He is so damn good. The scene with Fred where he is putting on a facade of a nice old man, and suddenly shifts into Mike when Mike is probing for info like the security cameras. Or his final scene with Werner where he is holding down all his feelings, and the entire performance is really subtle. That scene just breaks my heart man. It’s all just so strong. I just love Jonathan and Mike😁

[@DeskIsUndead]

I feel like BB and BCS has some amazing performances by so many people that get looked over. Like Chucks actor is amazing and I miss seeing him and disliking how he feels about Jimmy.

[@shahanahsan05]

The shows have so many amazing actors that people overlook his performances in both shows

[@Pentaholic88]

The series finale is tomorrow and they still have 2 seasons to go. Enjoy it guys

[@reginaldx]

The Werner/Mike storyline is even more tragic when you compare Werner to the scumbag that Mike talks about in "Half Measure", the guy who murders his wife. This time, Mike turns left instead of right, and he is forced to kill a good man who actually loves his wife.

[@anieltavares7991]

Wow you’re right pfuuu that writing

[@the_nikster1]

as with all of Jimmy's "performances", I feel like the reason it worked so well is that there was a kernel of truth to it. he pulls from his actual emotions but then embellishes a bit. like that scene in the car was real emotion, as was (I feel) some of the things he said about Chuck during the appeal hearing. he's just really good at manipulating the truth. Bob Odenkirk is a phenomenal actor and it really shows in this episode. I will say that this is one of the few times that seeing Chuck makes me sad; that cold open was so brilliantly done. ❤

[@DizRupTnz]

He makes honest emotions do dishonest work.

[@roxtechs]

As a wise man one said the best lies have a sprinkle of truth in it.

[@iremainteague5653]

@@roxtechs another name for sprinkles is Jimmys

[@BhBc8f8]

@@roxtechs Commander mf Pyxis

[@TheArrowedKnee]

Indeed, the best lies are the ones that has some truth to them

[@leojs5673]

Ive been an ABBA fan since i was a kid and one time while searching up The Winner Takes It All MV on KZbin, the scene from this episode showed up and that’s how I found out about Better Call Saul. Started watching all of it, then watched Breaking Bad and am now keeping up with the rest of it. What a ride

[@Kuralai95]

yaaay, finally found a person who also watched BCS first!! ~

[@jenniferdesouza5082]

Love that Lalo calls him Michael

[@cakeash]

he sounds like GOB and i love it

[@VivyTheHuntress]

I think the scene with Kristy is so important not only because it reminds Jimmy of himself but it shows how the people in law have a certain superiority to them, much like Chuck. For a bit we used to just think Chuck was the main reason but now we see a lot of the law firm is no different. Stuck up rich assholes with massive superiority complexes. (Except Howard honestly he's a nice dude) When you're willing to just cripple a kids chances at improving their life and following their dreams simply because they made a mistake that they already atoned for, how the hell can you expect them to better themselves? It's like trying to get a person to run a marathon but you're constantly hitting their legs with a crowbar.

[@willesnille]

How on earth is not singling them out for a scholarship "crippling their chances"? They're not throwing her into jail. They're not saying she shouldn't be allowed to pursue her dreams. They're choosing someone w/o a criminal past rather than someone with a criminal past as the recipient of money they're not obligated to give to anybody. People are weird.

[@sevimzdem]

Thomas Schanuz about Bob’s layered acting in his speech in this episode, “...he does these little things that tell you that it’s not true. He felt it was important to have these little bits where it came through that this is a deception and it’s really subtle. I can’t even describe what it is but I know he’s doing it here. We talked about it on set, there’s so many layers. It’s through this process he’s (Jimmy/Saul) actually become a great actor. Contrasting him at the scene at the grave site, where he’s saying ‘Boo-hoo’ and his (Jimmy/Saul) acting is downright terrible. Where here he’s tapped into something that our greatest actors do which is to draw on this real emotion and to do something that’s not real.” So yeah he’s playing it in a way as the audience who know Saul you can see the deception but the people in the show who don’t know him as much as we do can’t see it. I love that scene so much. Such a great and major step for him to become Saul. Bob did an amazing job.

[@Silver-rx1mh]

God a superb episode both in terms of performances and the writing. The way we as an audience were hit with a double blow in this. First with the death of Werner Ziegler then the reveal that Jimmy was playing them all over his brother yet again. Also I think it was wonderful that right from the start we are lead to believe it would be the other young German who would end up making life difficult for them all, when in reality it turned out it would be Werner.

[@federerfanatic]

And so begins LALO vs GUS. One of the greatest strategic battles in TV history.

[@robinandrews3792]

The final scene with Werner completely broke my heart.

[@mp6640]

Tbh, Mike didn’t really have to kill him… Could have sent him back home and Werner wouldn’t tell anybody back home but then again Lalo would show up at his door

[@JoshBlanksby]

@@mp6640 Far too risky. What would happen to Mike if anyone found out? Let alone found Werner. It was a mercy kill at that point.

[@DonMariof]

@@JoshBlanksby "if anyone found out", its more of a question of WHEN since Gus doesn't want ANY loose threads, especially when Werner broke his trust (and therefore disrespected him i guess)

[@theforcecaster726]

"Sir, this is a Wendys" cracked me more up than it should have.

[@airwreck213]

I don't think Jimmy was expecting anyone to be watching him when he was crying in his car, it wasn't an act, and it wasn't just about the car not working.

[@ianmcclure3936]

Easily one of my favorite episodes from this series. Love that intro, Jimmy's character development, Finally seeing Lalo's true potential as a villain, and Mike having to put down Werner. This episode is truly the set up for the end game of BCS. Everything from here on out is a downward spiral for the characters.

[@corvuszl1203]

so excited for you to begin season 5! it just gets better and better

[@chrisyancey89]

All the episodes up to this point were great but the best part of Saul's story is just getting started. "Let Justice Be Done, Though The Heavens Fall."

[@cyradus]

That moment out in the desert is what changed Mike forever. He was never the same after that.

[@83gemm]

“What a landing!” Am I the only one who immediately thought of a later scene? Man, I forgot how hard this one hits.

[@BobbyM817]

This episode is when the show eclipsed Breaking Bad, in my opinion

[@ianmcclure3936]

True. Everything from here on out till the most recent episode of the final season is a downward spiral for these characters.

[@Kira1Lawliet]

For me, this was when the show finally stepped toe-to-toe with Breaking Bad. It didn't eclipse it I think until the mid-season finale of season 6.

[@ianmcclure3936]

@@Kira1Lawliet Yeah that mid season finale is probably one of the most shocking episodes of TV I have seen probably since Ozymandias, but I feel the episode "Bagman" is when it becomes very similar to Breaking Bad.

[@brianne3327]

Totally agree after watching this. I am not prepared for tomorrow night and to leave this universe!!! What Peter and Vince have done with this show is just incredible.

[@staticmonkey8436]

This is probably my favorite episode of the entire series. I just love the German\Lab storyline. Lalo following Mike was done so well. This show is (after tomorrow it will be *was*😢) such a masterpiece!

[@LEPrecon007]

Man, it's hard to believe we get the Series Finale for this amazing show tomorrow. These guys have a crazy ride ahead.

[@E-A-Z-Y]

Such a brilliant episode. Really great end to the season. It really heats up from here on out.

[@aarongutierrez7705]

The intro to this episode is my favorite scene in the whole series, and that includes season 6 so far.

[@shahariachowdhury2405]

I think what’s the saddest thing about that back story like you guys pointed it out them singing and chuck makes it about him when there is people around. However when jimmy and chuck are just by themselves and jimmy starts singing it chuck joins in not being an attention seeker and singing together with jimmy as he’s got no one’s attention to compete with his brother for and it’s literally just them doing a wholesome brother sing along. I feel as though this shows that if both chuck and jimmy managed to work through their problems through a therapist they would have been great as lawyers together. Chuck was the only person who if he truly wasn’t jealous of jimmy and didn’t hurt him for his success he would have fully been able to make jimmy move on from his slipping jimmy persona as the respect he has for him is paramount and he’d be ecstatic to do the things he does alongside him but chuck just couldn’t let it go and sent jimmy to the dog house and all that hard work in the mail room where jimmy worked his butt off legitimately which I think we can all agree he in no chance would work that legitimately even at the start of the series and the resentment and slipping jimmy returned and later it’s spiralled and finally chuck himself created slipping jimmy with a machine gun aka saul goodman.

[@leonardfeuerstein]

The opening of this episode is probably my favourite scene from this entire show...over 3 seasons they make you hate chuck, just to show you afterwards that he and Jimmy had some great moments after all

[@anthonycolunga4134]

This is a Salamanca we’re talking about, they don’t need any reason whatsoever to kill someone lol, Fred is definitely dead 😩

[@BK-500]

- Michael, is that you? Love that scene.

[@mclovin457]

This could very well be the best tv episode I’ve ever seen

[@ianmcclure3936]

That's basically most Better Call Saul episodes. Lol. Just goes to show you the quality of writing and directing this show has.

[@TheDemonicPenguin]

Doesn't beat Ozymandias but this is top 5 BCS for me, along with Chicanery and 3 others these guys are yet to see :)

[@ianmcclure3936]

@@TheDemonicPenguin Yep. Ozymandias, Face Off, Plan and Execution, Bad Choice Road, and Chicanery are my top 5 though from both series

[@stewyyishim]

@@TheDemonicPenguin i'd say my top 5 bcs has to be bagman, rock and hard place, chicanery, nippy, point and shoot or fun and games

[@dsscam]

The two best seasons remain for these guys. BCS won Best Drama, Best Actor (Odenkirk), Best Supporting Actor (Esposito), and Best Supporting Actress (Seehorn) last night at the HCAs. Hopefully, that's a harbinger for the Emmys- but there's still competition because the Emmys also include streaming shows, not just broadcast and cable.

[@SIRBATMANSTJOHN]

One of my all time favourite episodes, definitely the most emotional.

[@shamsham1229]

It’s crazy that the series finale airs in a couple days and yet these guys won’t get there for another few months.

[@DLites151]

It's crazy that the season 6 writers ruined the characters.

[@josephwantock1993]

@@DLites151 Wrong show buddy. This isn't Game of Thrones lol

[@DLites151]

@@josephwantock1993 They ruined Jimmy, and gave Kim a moral pass equating her to Jesse. It’s still a better show than most, it’s just disappointing with how the quality was before. I hold them to a higher standard. I’m just disappointed , they tried too hard to parallel it to BB; maybe they redeem themselves tomorrow.

[@generalgrievous92]

@@DLites151 Yeah, the Jimmy that defecated through a sunroof, scammed the elderly, worked for the cartel, helped build a meth empire and offered to have people killed as an offhanded remark was "ruined" right? Not our precious Jimmy, he was so innocent before he robbed the cancer man and almost strangled an old woman. Those were SO out of character for him and he's NEVER been a terrible scummy person before.

[@maxs.6517]

@@DLites151 how did they ruin jimmy?

[@kieran7068]

The little rivalry between Mike and Lalo is great

[@bettercallmaul5810]

We’re getting the series finale tomorrow. So long after this Season 4 finale came out. These guys get to run through seasons 5 & 6 quick. They’ll be at the series finale in no time.

[@MoviesAndTvShowsAreSubjective]

They will not run through. They will still release one episode a week

[@bettercallmaul5810]

@@MoviesAndTvShowsAreSubjective I know, but that's basically running through compared to us who watched it as it was released. This season 4 finale came out in October of 2018. Season 5 premiered in February of 2020, and the series finale is tomorrow. This guys won't have the brutal breaks between seasons 4, 5, and 6. Plus, season 6 had a break mid-season. Crazy, because it feels so long ago that I watched this season finale.

[@badreprint]

This show is so funny and so clever and so exciting, sometimes you forget that it's a tragedy. We know it won't end well, we know Jimmy's always going to give in to the worst of himself. Then there are episodes like this, and god, are they sobering.

[@amonra8393]

First we are introduced to Lalo, next we see him speaking to Gus in a way noone ever did, finally we see him in action. And every single second of those scenes is terrifying. But terrifying in a unique way, not like Walt, Gus, Mike or other Salamanca. Honest to God writing of this show is just peak.

[@TylerClear]

Another thing mentioned in Breaking Bad is that Gus does not find "fear" to be an effective motivator

[@franciscooctavius5957]

Kinda actually glad you guys are two seasons behind cuz when s6 ends this week I’ll at least have new reactions to look forward to. So sorry to see this amazing show and universe end. 14:40- Rick weirdly smirking when Werner saying his last words to Marguereta. Hmmmm The cinematography of that last sequence was beyond exquisite. Almost felt surreal or heavenly- which is fitting seeing as Werner was dying

[@churricardo1457]

one of the best episodes for sure! i was surprised how all of these legendary parts from the series were in this one episode lol

[@matt9618]

This is easily a top 5 episode of the series. Maybe even top 3

[@modmary3527]

Just a few things….. The Winner Takes it All was already a popular song, before Mama Mia was released in 2008. This karaoke scene was prior to that. The Fred’s Dead movie was called, Drop Dead Fred. But in Pulp Fiction, Butch said, Zed’s Dead, baby. Zed’s Dead. Love you guys! So excited about the BCS Finale tomorrow night.

[@travisgray8376]

Still one of the best episodes out of the entire show.

[@dd-lv6ee]

If it weren't for Season6 this episode is probably my favorite episode

[@paulcarlsen5787]

Love the aftertalks of this show because everyone has their own perspective yet nobody is necessarily wrong. Ricks point about when is enough enough from jimmy was really on the dot

[@unnaturallynatural8885]

stayed up all night for this one

[@jomo999]

I envy you guys watching seasons 5 and 6 for the first time. Things get so crazy. And Lalo...damn, you don't know how good his character gets!

[@Ninathedoglover]

Still can't get over how Chuck was actually a good singer

[@arnodk2852]

Michael McKean is a musician. Him and the other actors from This Is Spinal Tap/The Christopher Guest parody films, wrote and performed all the music in all those films (one of his most famous roles is as the lead singer of Spinal Tap, they've even done a bunch of tours/shows back in the day).

[@Ninathedoglover]

@@arnodk2852 o damn I didn't know he was from This Is Spinal Tap

[@TheeKorovaMilkBar]

"He doesn't believe in the resurrection." That is one hell of a callback.

[@roxtechs]

Probably my favorite episode of the series including season 6

[@dogpooo8397]

Season 5 and 6 only get better!

[@yash_kapoor]

If you’re reading this, please find the time to read the script for this episode. One of the best scripts I’ve ever read for a show.

[@scottwatrous]

I need to find where all the scripts for this show are. I'd love to read as many as possible. They seem like a master class in scriptwriting.

[@Wolfhunter5607]

mannn i can’t wait until u guys get to the finale i miss this universe already😭

[@123haninhk]

"Sir, this is Wendy's." 😆

[@lsaria5998]

I always got the impression that Gus's respect for Mike and his judgement is enough that if he had just found Werner and sent the wife back and that was it, then he would have allowed him to finish the job and go home; that was what the conversation between him and Mike was about. But once Lalo knows about him, and has heard him speak about Kai, at that point it's beyond retrieval and the loose end needs to be tied up.

[@TheBBCSlurpee]

Best episode of the series 🐐🐐🐐

[@647JC]

You guys seriously need to catch up with BCS...it gets so good!!

[@shaun6038]

yep yeP yEP YEP YEP!

[@travisspazz1624]

Saul good man!

[@indicaink]

Something facinating for y'all. As of this video going up on KZbin, the series finale airs tomorrow.

[@TheREALJohnL]

Seeing the flash from Mikes gun before hearing the sound... man, the attention to detail on this show and of course breaking bad was just on their own levels. Not to be compared to any other show on television.

[@BhBc8f8]

Still one of my favorite episodes ever. I didn't fall for any of Jimmy's scams back in S1 but this one got me good ngl. It's alright Kim I was a Sucker too 😂

[@Bessux]

Why the fuck would he be fake crying in the car WHEN THERE WAS NO ONE AROUND TO SEE HIM????? HELLO??!?!

[@thisissparta300ful]

I’m glad this is the episode they reacted to before the finale tomorrow

[@Arbrax]

audibly screamed "yes" seeing this one pop up

[@morlarav602]

haha 'One Asshole was crying', one of the best character in a movie

[@NickKS57]

the hardest i’ve ever cried for an opening

[@tananatana4011]

top 10 episodes of BCS

[@aqsw57]

More like top 3

[@shahanahsan05]

IT'S ALL GOOD MAN

[@TheUltraYusuf]

RIP Werner ❤️

[@Kriae]

Michael McKean sings incredibly well for a man in his 70s

[@AngelFlores-uo5kv]

It’s all good man ☎️

[@DjJ0SHWA]

Day 2 of asking got them to recreate the 3d Saul Goodman meme with Eric's face as the intro

[@jstarwars360]

I love the juxtaposition between Jimmy's conversation with Krista and Mike's conversation with Werner. In both cases you have characters who genuinely feel remorse for what they've done and want to move forward but unfortunately they live in a world that defines people by their mistakes and doesn't give them the opportunity to grow or change.

[@Jo-bs2uu]

its funny because he's still listening to Chuck. No more big song and dances about how bad he feels.

[@thesameboyyouvealwaysknown904]

I just need to know: how do you guys avoid spoilers?

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Eric! Thanks, Rick! Thanks, Calvin! Thanks, Aaron! ⚖

[@myself_yuvraj]

Next week the final episode of the BCS releases. The universe that was created back in 2008 with BB ends next week. The whole crew has been outstanding, constantly delivering the best content the television has to offer to date.

[@tiffyj]

Thanks for this reaction. But I'm kinda sad that you won't watch the finale live with the rest of us.

[@elliemiller]

Can we PLEASE get an Aaron and Eric ABBA duet? 🙏🏻

[@omnibeet]

My favorite episode of the entire show (except maybe Fun & Games)

[@balloonedraccoon2503]

Aaron was thinking of "Drop Dead Fred"

[@thyagosaints]

Just love this Pos reaction Too

[@federerfanatic]

Lalo "Spiderman" Salamanca

[@Immallama22]

Maybe the best season finale in the show.

[@febaburga]

Brace yourselves. S5 takes it up a notch.

[@WildHeart7777]

Are you guys cutting out more than you used to? So many good things I would’ve liked to see you discuss. Didn’t even get the whole breakdown in the car. Jimmy died there. Saul was born there.

[@Darkfire9189]

this is sort of the birth of saul. but he still has ways to go before hes sleazy

[@irrelevantandbeyond]

Who is here before the finale tonight??

[@nunya5136]

Lol Chuck is the Skyler of BCS. 😂

[@stewyyishim]

finale monday :(

[@jennym2276]

Werner had to get all Hitler on his wife to get her back on the airplane

[@resetom5429]

It's so sad now