BETTER CALL SAUL | 6X12 | WATERWORKS - REACTION

[@SamboNice]

seeing Mike's parking booth job be automated was the true tragedy

[@snbifb8293]

Glad to have been on this ride with y'all. This episode, just wow. Thumbs up to the people that guessed Marion would be his downfall and how

[@PaperBatVG]

Pretty sure Kims "turn yourself in" is in regards to the Walt situation, not the Howard one, since this is so far past that

[@kell_checks_in]

Kim isn't involved in any way with anything having to do with Walter White. She left long before that

[@xI-MIKE-Ix]

@@kell_checks_in So?

[@Rude_Boi]

@@kell_checks_in But she [obviously] knows that Saul is a wanted man nationwide because Heisenberg, Jesse Pinkman and their lawyer Saul Goodman having their faces plastered all over the country. They all had ties to Heisenberg and Gus Fring... she was obviously referring to that.

[@Healthtymento]

@@kell_checks_in Everyone in the country knows who Walter, Jesse, and Saul are by this point.

[@kdizzle901]

@@kell_checks_in so want she could still tell him to turn yourself in

[@17thknight]

Who would have guessed the worst thing to ever happen in the BB universe would be seeing Kim so broken that she let herself be Yup-Yup'd by Florida Man

[@KCohere33]

That was both sad and funny.

[@bwbh117]

...yup.

[@epicrunner]

Yup-yup'd!!! 🤣😭

[@messenger56001]

Lol yup

[@schmuck.on.wheels]

I was really surprised that Kim didn't yell at him, but rather was mostly silent. And while I expected her to tell him to turn himself in, I didn't it expect it to be out of sympathy ("I don't know what kind of life you're living, but it can't be much" or whatever the exact line was). But it's so fitting. Jimmy absolutely loses his shit whenever he's at a low point and someone acknowledges it out of sympathy. He has to convince himself he's actually doing great. Look at how he exploded at Howard at the courthouse when he was told "I'm sorry you're in pain". Tbh it may go back to how Chuck condescended towards him, trying to paint his opposition to Jimmy's law career as out of concern. As for Kim, the way she acted also made perfect sense. She's such a passionate, powerful figure, but seeing what embracing that led to, she's rejected all that and chosen a completely passionless life. I didn't even notice her deliberately avoiding making a decision, until you pointed it out, great catch. The interesting thing is that the phone conversation upset them both so much that it sparked some passion that had been missing in both their lives, in completely opposite ways. And they both confronted something they'd been avoiding: Kim took steps to deal with her guilt and right her wrongs, while Jimmy started slipping again.

[@ctranpeggy]

Love your comment. Still processing this amazing episode!

[@samzorn4656]

I agree with Captain Quokka. I also like how you stated that Kim is trying to make things right, but it's uncertain if she'll be successful. At this point, as Mike told Jesse in El Camino, making things right is something that she is incapable of doing.

[@ARWG]

Legit thought Saul was going to strangle Marion to death at the end there, who woulda thunk?

[@astrocap5373]

Saul was really menacing during that scene, like scarier than Walt

[@magnenoalex2]

@@astrocap5373 I had no idea what he was going to do. They way he acted last episode. I thought he atcually might.

[@shahanahsan05]

@@astrocap5373 I was getting Mike + Walt vibes from him

[@henrylemoine5951]

I think he was just trying to make her think that he was going to do it to scare her so she wouldn’t call the cops on him

[@SidPhoenix2211]

It was a very tense, scary scene but I didn't believe Gene's threats. I knew that Jimmy would never go through with it, and he's really doing it just to intimidate Marion

[@kimwexler6083]

The cancer patient had the $737,000, the amount Walt said he needed in the episode Seven Thirty-Seven .

[@yester30]

nice spot

[@ЕгорГорюшин-ж7в]

He also had the same cocobolo desk Jimmy got during his time at D&M

[@ShicerThorpe]

You're the first reactor I came to after watching the episode, I appreciate how quickly you got it uploaded. The final episode is probably going to be crazy

[@marsha1758]

I wonder why Marion saying"I trusted you" gave Gene pause. Lots of people have trusted Jimmy, Saul and Gene. He just always takes advantage and he never apologizes. In this episode he seems to be shocked and ashamed . I hope in the final episode Jimmy is allowed to confront his feelings about his father. Why has he spent his whole life fighting against the image of his father?

[@babyspoot]

Fantastic episode! I'm so excited, nervous, and sad that next week it all ends.

[@ssotkow]

Probably won't be a happy ending

[@joec7217]

I really hope they can nail this ending just like Breaking Bad

[@LittleTempest76]

He called Kim as "Viktor" because that's the name that he used to use when he used to scan people with Kim when they were together, that's how she knew who he was when he called her at work

[@paulcarlsen5787]

The Kevin wachtel yep is exactly what I was thinking in that scene lmao

[@herecomesaregular8418]

I think Kim breaking down in the bus was a kind of delayed reaction to the trauma around Howard's death. She's finally unburdened herself to the police and Howard's wife, and now she's able to fully express all the emotion she has bottled up all these years. I think her experience with that event compared to Jimmy's is very different. She has tried to atone in many different ways ever since, though it wasn't always obvious, whereas Jimmy has been running from both his problems and whatever guilt he might feel over what he has done and the people he has hurt along the way. It all culminated with Kim ultimately turning herself in, while Jimmy continues to run.

[@herecomesaregular8418]

I'll also add that what you hear at the end is Jimmy trying to remember the code for signaling the Vacuum salesmen that he needs to disappear again, but I think that he's either going to find that the guy is no longer reachable, or he'll be rejected because he's fucked everything up too much.

[@gilanthegrey]

I remember a time where jimmy himself broke down in his car in HHM. Not much good left of jimmy in gene.

[@SmokeRingHalo]

30:12 Waterworks is also a play on Kim's new occupation at the sprinkler company & the rain in the desert. They're good with titles like that.

[@Yuiiski-]

I felt so bad for Kim when she was having the breakdown on the bus, was literally begging for someone to hug her.

[@jimmymurphy898]

This was one of the best and most unpredictable episodes of the entire series. Between Kim going to Cheryl and then breaking down on the bus and Jimmy threatening Marion at the end and getting the police called on him. Just one unpredictable event after another. Incredibly heartbreaking episode that makes me think this show is not going to have a happy ending. At least Walt got to go out on top supporting his family and saving Jesse, I am not so sure things are gonna end well for Saul...

[@Carlos-ln8fd]

Kim is the only one that followed the advice of Nacho's dad

[@cindycrewsbeach72]

Jeffy was trying to create a diversion so Saul could get out of the house. I was totally thrown by this episode with Kim. Great stuff. She is living in her own form of torture and although she deserves punishment, I think that was enough. Just being a nobody (sorry, but that’s how I saw it) when she had so much potential. I do not see this ending well for either of them, but at least she manned up and admitted her part. I can’t see Jimmy getting away, but I also can’t imagine him dying either. But I think he would rather die than go to jail, so maybe he chooses his own fate. A lot of people hate how this has dragged out, but I love the extra of it all. So hyped for the ending!

[@swann433]

Yep

[@nihlify]

I love we're getting the full story, kinda sick of "fill in the blanks" kinda endings. Yes, it works, but it's also nice to get the writers full vision of how things turn out. It's also wrapping up 6 seasons of a show,

[@SkeleTonHammer]

They spent a bit of time in 3 different scenes mentioning miracle whip and mayonnaise, probably not on accident. At the start they make a point of saying that miracle whip is close to the real thing, but not quite it. I think that's the writers doing a sort of double meaning for Kim's life after BB. Something's really off about Kim's new life. She doesn't seem to like it very much, like it's just a substitute for the kind of life she'd rather be living. Her new life is very unbefitting of a woman that's as smart and successful as she is. The metaphor continues, as she says at lunch that she switched to miracle whip. The other ladies say something like "oh, I use almond butter instead of peanut butter" and before it cuts it seems a few of them were going to also chime in. I don't think it would be overthinking it to say the writers are trying to show us this alternate life and the people in it are living drone-like lives where they substitute what they truly want for some healthier alternative that is boring and lacking flavor. Kim's boyfriend is boring and whitebread (and just says "yep" during some missionary lovemaking...). On the phone, Jimmy keeps asking her if she's awake and has a pulse. She says "I don't know what kind of life you've been living, but it can't be much" which mirrors her own situation, the same could be said of her. I feel like Kim hates her new life, but I'm not sure if the end of the show will see her continue with it as a sort of purgatory to pay for what she did in her past life, or if she will do something unexpected at the end like try to reunite with Jimmy, which could be the only thing to keep Jimmy from self-destructing any further... though even that would require him to get relocated again first, so I doubt it. Practically, this is probably the end for both of them interacting with each other.

[@KCohere33]

Kim created her own personal suburban hell, and even that wasnt enough to punish her. I was shocked though when she confessed to Howard’s widow. I commend her though, it was a brave thing to do.

[@chuckb9167]

Biggest tragedy of this episode was Howard’s wife getting that hair cut

[@KaseWest]

Hahaha I didn’t want to say anything but it was bad

[@astrocap5373]

Amazing episode, better call saul’s ozymandias

[@Jaker788]

That preview of Saul calling the vacuum guy. The actor died, and aside from recasting, I think it's a possibility that he's out of the game or a new business is there and won't understand what he's talking about. I think failing to get a new identity would be in line with the current storyline with Kim telling him to turn in, and Saul's final end. Edit: I thought about it and I realized it actually hasn't been very long since he called during the taxi scare. So it's probably not likely he'd stop within the couple months since he last called. Maybe Saul will actually turn himself in rather than get caught

[@louaug27]

I think Ed the Disappearer would just refuse to help him at this point. Saul has been made, the police have been called, and the risk is too high now.

[@JTidiotboy]

Just hand Rhea Seehorn the Emmy. I know they won't. But just fuckin do it.

[@bkboy2384]

It's so pathetic

[@innercircle341]

Yup

[@drake06660]

Walt's cameo was the $737k paperwork from the cancer guy Gene was stealing from.

[@edithromero1615]

God they're really went hard on kim haha, the punishment of end up with a generic dude, talking about salads and ice cream choices with a bunch of mommy-vans and karens, thats the purgatory.

[@guillaumegarneau4563]

I've read some people say she was living a "normal life" and she looked content...even happy about it. I feel bad for these people. LOL

[@BareBandSubscription]

@@guillaumegarneau4563 She’s definitely not happy, but there’s honestly nothing sad about her life circumstances to me. The trauma and guilt that her choice of life stems from is very sad, but the life itself is just comically mundane and it was all brought about by her own unforgivable and malicious pursuit. I’m not sure why people are putting it alongside the biggest tragedies in this show.

[@edithromero1615]

@@BareBandSubscription it's sad for her, because for Kim her career was everything, she was succesful and had great future on it. And it's sad seeing her trying to fit in on this kind of cyrcles.

[@BareBandSubscription]

@@edithromero1615 Considering her own actions that led her to this outcome, it seems fairly acceptable to me. Again, the pathology is sad, but the actual life she’s living is pretty serviceable compared to many other fates.

[@mondongo_en_salsa]

This is just sad. Jimmy lost himself completely. Somehow, this is what I expected from the show but it’s depressing. Love it

[@AnthonyL0401]

The pillar falling was the second Ozymandias (the poem) reference in the last 2 episodes... in 6x11 Saul says to Jesse and Walt, are we going to be found in the desert 1000 years from now? That is in the poem... I met a traveller from an antique land, Who said-“Two vast and trunkless legs of stone Stand in the desert. . . . Near them, on the sand, Half sunk a shattered visage lies, whose frown, And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command, Tell that its sculptor well those passions read Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things, The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed; And on the pedestal, these words appear: My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings; Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair! Nothing beside remains. Round the decay Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away.

[@samzorn4656]

Also, in the cold open to Quite A Ride, which was set in the Breaking Bad Era (specifically during or after the events of Ozymandias), one of the Pillars in Saul's office was leaning as well.

[@AnthonyL0401]

@@samzorn4656 Good catch

[@NagatoUzumaki328]

I was frustrated with Kim but now she gained my respect back. Takes big balls to admit one's wrongdoings

[@NicTrix]

Best Episode Of The Show For Me. Heartbreaking But Perfect Episode.

[@MrHartApart]

I was a little worried with the giant gear shift that happened 3 episodes ago but with this one it makes sense. This is the story of Jimmy McGill becoming Saul/Gene, and since we already know what happens during Breaking Bad, there's no reason to recap those times.

[@mataprogres2100]

Yep

[@shahanahsan05]

@@MrHartApart even if someone hasn't watched BrBa,it still does a good job at it

[@MrHartApart]

@@mataprogres2100 Yep

[@Krzyshtoph]

This show had turned into a giant panic attack, the contents of a fever dream. How the walls are closing in, suffocating in the consequences.

[@jtacaptures]

Makes total sense for his comeuppance to come from the exact group he took the most advantage of, the elderly.

[@lastofusclips5291]

appreciate the quickness of your uploads.

[@petrovic7064]

Yep yep yep yep yep

[@dbrown6352]

Thanks for not ruining the episode like all these other reaction channels by using a thumbnail of Kim and saying something like “Kim’s Back”

[@BareBandSubscription]

I don’t think Kim being indecisive is necessarily a conscious effort. The trauma over Howard is so deep that it’s made her live in fear of the consequences for her own decisions. When she was driving to that meeting Cliff set up for her and got a call from Jimmy about having to postpone “D-Day”, she made a very big choice that completely changed the direction of her life, changed Jimmy’s life, and ended Howard’s life, so for her the act of making literally _any_ decision feels dangerous and like the ultimate outcome is beyond her control. It makes a lot of sense, and I actually didn’t even take much note of her being indecisive at all until you pointed it out, but yeah. Good catch.

[@sallyatticum]

When I saw Kim's life in Florida (where I grew up) I thought, well, my Lady Macbeth suicide looks possible again! That was depressing as Hell. The whole episode was an exercise in Existential Dread. I assume Saul will be extradited back to New Mexico to stand trial and "Petty with a Prior" (Oakley?) will represent him. I hope they get the law right, and don't have Kim testify against Jimmy re: Howard, cos he can claim marital privilege even if they were divorced, for things that happened during their marriage. [Ordinarily, they won't prosecute on a confession alone with no corpus delicti. I mean, they normally do their homework, but it would be an easy mistake to make. After all, there's proving and there's knowing... .] That dipshit crashing the car made me laugh out loud. I love the way Marian stood up to Saul. I wonder why the last scene was in color.... I guess it was a visual flash back to BCS timeline. So, when was the vacuum dialog from? They are trying to confuse and trick us! * I wonder if they can use the shot-up Esteem as evidence tying Jimmy/Saul to Lalo & the Salamancas (beyond just being Lalo's lawyer) and use that as evidence linking him to Howard. OH... Maybe they will find Howard's and Lalo's bodies together.

[@UndertakerLockhartGrimReaper78]

Everything that it happen is Depressing and Sad We went to Common Silly Lawyer and a Chemistry Teacher To Criminal And Meth Kingpin There partners both having horrible destinies and One is Peaceful in Alaska The other one is unknown until Monday

[@franciscogutierrezrivera6794]

The most tragic episode of the entire show. I hope for a happy ending despite everything. I think jimmy used his saul goodman alter ego as a way to protect himself emotionally but deep down he is a good person.

[@ahmadtrip4623]

There are no happy endings in this show

[@mr.greasy6483]

Despite Walt being a murderer, I’m somehow more favorable towards him after his arc than Jimmy. Jimmy isn’t show the least bit of remorse and that goes such a long way

[@KCohere33]

I still go back and forth on Walt because he did so many unforgivable things but he did rescue Jesse in the end so he is redeemed a little bit.

[@mr.greasy6483]

@@KCohere33 it’s 100% just the way they’re presenting both of their actions and demeanors. Like obviously Walt’s offenses were much worse but he spent the rest of his life trying to fix as much as he could. Getting Skylar off, getting money to his family, saving Jesse, killing off a bunch of neo nazis, and his regret is so clear. Jimmy won’t fess up to anything even after he’s had six years to reflect on his actions. Jimmy and Walt were both disappeared and alone for a long time, but what they did afterwards really defines their characters

[@scrapinmomma]

I think that column falling over is his world about to coming tipping over.

[@ComeChillWithCody]

It was probably only a few months later after she said she was done, the papers said the were filed in 2004. Waterworks is supposed to take place in December 2010. So we can assume it’s been like 6 months max.

[@issalifestyle.3x815]

The cancer man bank balance 737,xxx was what Walter said he needed 😏

[@Rude_Boi]

737 was also the plane that crashed in Breaking Bad 😉

[@タールマンDS2]

thank you for uploading these so fast

[@johnmyers1099]

I believe the final scene will be Saul laying on his back as he fades into the afterlife staring into a Hamlindigo blue (TM) sky. In a single cloud with glowing ora he will see Walter, Mike, Hank, Howard, Lalo, Tuco, Nacho, and that bug Skinny Pete stepped on. Btw Chuck would be there but a storm was blowing in,electricity an all, you know. (Fade to black) Fin.

[@Rude_Boi]

Nah, Jimmy will either be in a prison cell, or suicide.

[@gutsbigfan]

This would be so fucking cheesy and I love it

[@Spencer_2236]

I refused to go to sleep til this reaction dropped lol

[@Fischstix95]

what about the diamonds???????

[@Ryusevi]

Kim stopped on the word „herald“ which sounds like Harold. Pain

[@ahmadtrip4623]

Howard

[@kimwexler6083]

also the miracle whip logo has the w and m connected kinda like the wexler mgil logo

[@alanija]

Gene aka Jimmy aka Saul calls the Vaccum guy but finds out that he has died shortly after his last call with him! Which he has died in real life. Now Jimmy has no escape! He initially runs but finds out that Kim is now being tried for Howard's death. She was made an example of, since she was once an officer of the court. Jimmy can't believe that she actually turned herself in and blames himself for even suggesting it in the phone booth conversation. He comes to the realization that he is to blame for all of it, the skater twins, Chuck, Howard, Walt, and Kim. He can't allow Kim to take the fall. He recalls his conversation with Walt when he and Walt were waiting to be helped by the vacuum guy. How he told Walt that he should turn himself in and not leave Skylar and his family hanging out to dry. That Walt would be the Matt Dillon of the County lock up. He takes his own advice. He has to save Kim! So he makes a deal with the Feds that if turns himself in they have to drop all charges on Kim Wexler. Jimmy is sent to jail. Kim, tired of living a humdrum life and knows she loves Jimmy visits Jimmy and they continue to be in each other's life while Jimmy is behind bars. While behind bars Jimmy continues to do law work for other inmates and continues to run scams and has the correctional officers doing shady things for him. No more hiding, no more Gene he's back to being slipping Jimmy aka Saul Goodman in panoramic COLOR!!

[@danielthehuman107]

Mark my words, he’ll be about to call the vacuum repair guy and decide not to

[@michaelkb8783]

I think she means Saul should turn himself in for what he's wanted for... why he's on the run.

[@rigsby1454]

Howard's wife has a cheek. She treated him like shit

[@AlexMoffet]

Kim is living a normal life that anyone should be happy with, but for her, it is anything but happy and normal

[@ManasiJindal]

I think no one in their right mind should be happy with a 'normal' life like that!

[@jimmymurphy898]

Oh wow I just realized something watching this reaction I completely missed the first time watching this episode. Kim lies to Cheryl when she says she doesn't know whether her ex husband aka Jimmy is alive or not. Jimmy TOLD her he was. Even though she confessed the truth to Cheryl in the end for the most part she also lied to protect Jimmy. I think that final lie to protect Jimmy, her conversation with Cheryl, and Jimmy's phone call earlier in the episode is what cause Kim to break down on that bus. All this trauma from the past that she has been trying to bury has been broken open like a bleeding wound and she couldn't handle it anymore and broke down. God this show is a masterpiece.

[@eighthdoctor]

Interesting that they had the Pina Colada song playing during the outdoor bbq scene; IIRC, Jimmy sang that song earlier on in the show (like S2 or S3 I think?). 😉

[@johnlope897]

Jimmy basically seen lalo come back to life and shoot howard because he didnt know lalo was still alive. So thats why he is so scared of him and thinks he’ll come back again

[@charliestop20]

5:43 That's Kim arriving back in ABQ, right?

[@tvaddict6623]

I’m still holding out hope that this Saul has a reckoning like Saul of Tarsus… but it’s doubtful at this point.

[@maxxamillz2255]

Wdup kase ! This finale is gon be epic

[@MrSean24601]

Robert Forester is no longer with us, so I have a feeling Gene will try getting ahold of him but be unsuccessful. That would also be a perfect way to represent the fact that it really is the end of the road. No more running.

[@drake06660]

Imagine Saul/Gene calling Ed the Vacuum Guy and his number ends up being out of order or not in use anymore.

[@charleskovach8209]

Nice cap effect. "Silver erscreen"?

[@henrylemoine5951]

Great episode! Can’t wait for the finale!

[@SergioSanchez-ig4uj]

I think Jeff and gene had the crash planed as a back up

[@Minoclassic]

Wait next week it’s the last episode???

[@fauxrowsdower7610]

if i never see kim cry again it'll be 10 billion years too soon

[@jessefinch4071]

Kim could have saved herself a lot of heartache by not turning around to finish the Howard Scam after Axe and Grind ended, Should have drove to Santa Fe have that meeting with Cliff and Howard would have still been alive, Surprised Cliff didn't press Kim about this when her and Jimmy met with him and Cheryl in Fun And Games, That might happen in Episode 13 but I am not too sure, But she did confess to Cheryl what really happened so there is no telling haha.

[@cyber2cyke]

CAlling it now, Jimmy dies in the finale.

[@juanarosas6581]

Y ahora quien atenderá el Cinnabon?

[@Rude_Boi]

El perro Nippy 🤣

[@kdizzle901]

Dude she is an accessory after the fact she could have definitely done time if they found Howard’s body

[@mvfc7637]

What year is it when Jesse meets Kim?? Is it 2004 as is suggested in the legal documentation we see Saul reading at the beginning of the episode and secondly, how old is Jesse supposed to be during the Breaking Bad timeline??

[@kingp260]

He's 20 in 2004. Breaking Bad is set in 2008, so he is 24 in season 1.

[@mvfc7637]

@@kingp260 thanks

[@kingp260]

@@mvfc7637 It's crazy to think that the whole of Breaking Bad takes place over only 2 years. With everything that happens, you'd think it was 5 lol.

[@mvfc7637]

@@kingp260 yeh, I had someone reply to me on an internet forum back in 2013 that they didn’t like the show because all the events were supposedly to have taken place over a period of a single year and it feels much longer when you watch the series.

[@gerardfonz]

Spoiler: Marie shoots and kills Saul Goodman in Albequerque. Since Hewl and Skylar would have told police that Saul knew where the money was which was Hank's grave. So Marie distraught years later, will kill Saul and shock the BB universe.

[@nomanaleft8124]

yup

[@ItaloVolt]

Harsh episode that was, damn

[@TheWonderfulBlake]

Though I know the rest of the comments disagree, this episode shows it… did Jimmy ever show one ounce of the guilt Kim showed in this episode? Ever? I’ll leave it at that…

[@ajstyles5143]

This episode honestly made me dislike Kim more than I already did. She really has some nerve to tell Saul to turn himself in. She was responsible for Howard’s death more than him. I’m glad she told Howard’s wife the truth but that does not wipe her slate clean at all

[@Droxal]

I mean that's the point. She realized she was being a hypocrite and projecting about herself on the phonecall.

[@alexguild]

Yep

[@MichaelChiklisCares]

I still like to call him Jimmy, Gene is just his fake name, we got so used to it and Goodman is the business name aka I could call it fake alter ego like Walt upped himself as Heisenberg, those namedrops bascially uneffective for me, but this is shocking, Jimmy is the angriest there at the phone booth, unlike the rest of the series he has ever never been.

[@glibglob8755]

Something wrong with your hat yo.

[@glennthompson1173]

Two thumbs up. "Yep Yep Yep".....

[@BCSBB]

Ugh. When Howard died. I was so mad at Jimmy and Kimmy I wanted the worst for her. 😬😬😬 but now seeing her life how she’s not happy and just like a walking zombie… living but not alive tule of life I feel like she is paying the price for her scheme and not coming clean when she could have. Well now I’m sad for her. 😬😬😬 As for Jimmy. Damn. Jimmy. Why didn’t you change your life. I mean at least not get in more trouble like Kim. His life tired for the worse. I wish he would have taken a different road. 😢 RIP for Saul and Kim ( career) she won’t die but her life is over, she’s going to jail.

[@michaelivan9066]

Jimmy is going to get away and Kim is going to end up in jail.

[@Anonio1717]

Such an amazing episode better then chicanery?

[@jacquelinedimattia774]

Great episode

[@newbootgoofin24]

My guess is they find Howard’s body under the superlab. There’s the evidence the DA needs to pin Kim and Jimmy to the murder. The concept of evidence comes up a lot in this episode and I think that’s the subtle clue they’re planting for the finale.

[@Jaker788]

They know Howard is dead, and finding his body is not evidence to pin her to his murder, especially since she didn't commit murder or manslaughter. They need another witness or evidence of their scheme, not his body, I think it'd be a small piece at best. If Saul corroborates the story after getting caught or turning himself in then there's enough. She even said the only witness would be Saul if he was alive. I doubt they'll find his body, they searched the lab and finished. The last steps the lab needed was a concrete slab foundation and permanent pillars set to support the building above, no reason to think bodies are buried 6ft under dirt and an additional couple ft of concrete. Most likely they tore the building down by now and possibly already built something new. The hole probably backfilled.

[@xI-MIKE-Ix]

I'll be pretty surprised if they even know where to search, not mention finding the bodies

[@salvatronprime9882]

Jimmy's soul was gone when Kim walked out on him. Because of the consequences of her own plan. She is the real villain in this story. She has the nerve to sell out Jimmy after what she did and he only went along with it to make her happy.

[@valeriiloginov5511]

Yep yep yep yep yep yep yep yeeeeeeeeep

[@nickzales6117]

Finally! I get to see a lawyer thinking. He's not a jerk for throwing the ball against the wall. Lawyers need to stop and think. People just don't seem to get that. This show is the only one to ever show a lawyer disciplinary hearing. Great episode.

[@bravo_01]

Fantastic episode but Aaron Paul looks way too old for his role lol

[@babyspoot]

at least the rain kinda muffled his aged voice. It's crazy cuz Emilio looks exactly the same lmao

[@shaivroy1901]

He looked good in this scene

[@BCSBB]

I mean what did you expect it’s been years ! And I love Vince how he tries not to fake things. So he used what he has. And not go all CGI type.

[@cindycrewsbeach72]

@@BCSBB Gus, Tuco, the cousins…all look way older too, but no, not Jesse. It’s silly.

[@hypostatics9475]

yeah i hate when people age

[@williamtrump6705]

Possible endings? Saul and Kim reunite and live happily ever after/kill themselves. Kim kills herself-Saul goes to jail. Or v.v. It'll all go down in that gaudy house we saw at the beginning.

[@Rude_Boi]

I think it's either prison or suicide for Jimmy.

[@DaneHelmick]

What's crazy is that Kim could have prevented everything that happened in Breaking Bad if she had said something different to Jesse about Saul. She breaks down crying because she feels responsible for what happened to Combo and for all the chaos that Saul and Walt and Jesse caused. I think she was thinking about that rainy night while she was raining down tears.

[@gary20o]

No, she crying over Howard and the guilt over his death all these years. She has nothing to do with what Saul does in BB she was long gone then. lol

[@ZeOnexify]

this is what u become when u think too hard

[@Rude_Boi]

lmaooo

[@innercircle341]

Pretty much just watching you watch bits of the show. Might as well just give us the review.

[@KaseWest]

My channel is a reaction channel, not a review channel. In the future, I may do reviews on specific movies, but for now it will be mainly reactions.

[@exorides9400]

My personal opinion is, that this episode was too much and too late. We already see Gene feel no remorse and breaking bad again, it was unnecessary to flesh it out three episodes. Furthermore we already guessed that Kim has a boring life. Show it 20 Minutes was unnecessary either. I was entertained from this episode,yes , but it was to slow for an final episode. Granite State, one single episode, was enough to wrap up Walters exile.

[@nihlify]

it's not an final episode

[@exorides9400]

@@nihlify it is *one* of the final episod *es*

[@guillaumegarneau4563]

Better Call Saul is a much slower paced tv show. You gotta accept it. It hasn't changed since episode 1.

[@KCohere33]

Also, don’t compare this show to Breaking Bad all the time. It goes at its own pace. Just because you thought Granite State was enough to show Walt’s exile, which all he did was sit in a cabin so yeah, doesn’t mean that would work for this.

[@exorides9400]

@@guillaumegarneau4563 No, it has changed in the last seasons. In particular, the first half of the current season was extremely fast.