Bob Odenkirk & Rhea Seehorn on the Better Call Saul Finale

[@ChippyGaming]

I seriously hope she wins an Emmy

[@donn9386]

hey its the terraria guy

[@indep_]

yoooo i knew you’d have good taste in tv

[@WhiteMochato]

both deserved !

[@turnerburger]

Extremely common ChippyGaming W

[@muncherofbiscuits]

Yeah, she absolutely killed it again this season and deserves it!

[@SuperNovaJinckUFO]

The idea that Rhea is 50 is absolutely astounding to me. Not only does she look young, she has this extremely youthful energy about her.

[@jamesbyrne9312]

She eats very plant based mainly I think

[@mrbejam]

Age ain’t nothing but a number

[@duncanchillake8024]

@@mrbejam Kid Named Biology:

[@Matt_4457]

the answer is being rich

[@stitchgrimly6167]

@@Matt_4457 Yes. I actually think she seems unbearable in person. Bob just looks like he can't wait to be done with it all after having to live with her for however long.

[@CB-qg3yh]

Rhea Seehorn was just unbelievable in this show

[@Millylerks]

i thought she was very believable! she is a very amazing and immersive actress.

[@evinmongoyak]

You’re unbelievable

[@exexalien]

Ridiculous that she hasn't even gotten an Emmy nomination until this year, let alone a win - and it will be even more ridiculous if this year she doesn't win!

[@cdnhawk65]

She better win the Emmy.

[@martialsentenza6621]

a star IS born

[@pabloxavez]

I love the fact that their personalities are opposite from the show. Jimmy is always colorful and joyful, while Kim is relaxed and usually more serious. In real life Bob is the chill type and Rhea is so full of joy and smiles. This in my opinion shows how good an actress and actor they are, love them.

[@adams3560]

Yes, it really shows how good they are.

[@roddydykes7053]

Bob was crazier in his Mr. Show days

[@sickrandy2946]

@@roddydykes7053 his performance in the hanged man sketch on that show is hilarious

[@ayanchoudhury6697]

Also Bob survived a heart attack so probably why he is less energetic now

[@revelare_xvii6269]

The actor who played Tuco is actually very chill and soft spoke. A HUGE contrast to his character.

[@Azerrz]

Rhea BETTER get an Emmy for that bus scene alone!!! BRAVO 👏🏾

[@mohammedhoudinigaming5930]

Love u my dude🤞🏼

[@uCharlie-]

only for that?

[@Shaesi.]

That scene was in the second half of the season, I've heard the Emmy nomination is only for the first half. The second half would be next year.

[@obelix7349]

Which bus scene? Can't remember

[@kskull5764]

@@obelix7349 the scene in the video, where she is on the bus

[@SeeStuDo]

Wexler made the series real. She humanized Jimmy and gave him life, connected him to the world and his own brother. Rhea is amazing.

[@TiciTotyTony]

Show really is a love story and i like that it took me awhile to understand that

[@JaydevRaol]

True

[@italucenaz]

Kim also made Jimmy's life worse, that was one of the reason she left him, if it wasn't for her a lot of Jimmy's plans would be frustrated and he would just do his thing

[@jojojacques810]

Well said! 👌

[@iwishiwasthomasshelby]

I would definitely marry her. What’s her IG?

[@BatmanHQYT]

The magic of Rhea Seehorn's performance isn't in the big, showy, "actor" moments so much as the understated, natural, silently powerful approach she takes to playing Kim. It doesn't feel like a performance, it feels like watching a real person. She's just masterful at the wordless acting and subtle micro-expressions that elevate the character and material beyond what's in the script. It's time the Emmys recognize that sort of performance rather than just reduce an actor's work to the loudest, flashiest moments. It's one thing to deliver a big, emotional monologue, but it's something else entirely to disappear into a role as completely as she does.

[@awhitemanisspeakinghere3885]

Exactly

[@orbitaljellyfish808]

Well said. Totally accurate 👏👏

[@simplenough]

I'm so desperate foor more of her work I'm watching the Whitney Cummings sitcom she was on 10 years ago

[@leebatt7964]

Spot on.

[@saml302]

and face acting. BCS and BB just seem to have an endless line of brilliant face actors. on one end you have Bryan Cranston and his big animated face acting, on the other you have Rhea and her controlled subtle nuanced face acting. in both cases the characters tell you everything you need to know without saying a word

[@rnadomj]

Rhea explaining the crying scene was really interesting. It's rare that an actor gets asked a question about how they pull off a scene like that and they give a straight answer and not a jokey answer. The way she explained it is so brilliant I can actually understand exactly what she means.

[@atmadja19]

Yes! I also love that Al left room for that authentic answer. So many hosts look for a moment to make a joke, and it was really great to just listen to her.

[@SB-od9sl]

I'm a big fan of the show. But for me that crying scene was not her best acting moment.

[@m-6820]

@@SB-od9sl you're SO wrong

[@ricoz2016]

@@SB-od9sl It's always a scene that gets more attention. She straddled the line between real/maudlin deftly. When she was sitting in court, with her leg 'jumping' like she was back at the dept. store as a child caught shoplifting was just as effective, to me.

[@tomlette4358]

@@SB-od9sl it was great, but I thought her saying “I’m glad you’re alive” while barely maintaining her composure during their phone call earlier in the episode was even more effective.

[@JTCT371]

At the end Jimmy only cared about how he looked through Kim's eyes...It was poetic as he returned to his humanity. And bittersweet. Perfect ending for a near perfect show. They never disappointed.

[@shanecadden5303]

Kim Wexler is one of the best written and performed roles I’ve ever seen on TV. Just phenomenal for six years. Unreal.

[@vayce2970]

She's an exceptional addition to the Breaking Bad universe, a polar opposite of Skyler White lol. She knocked it out of the park.

[@shanecadden5303]

@@vayce2970 shows just one huge lesson they learned from BB and that was to write women characters better.

[@AliHamza-sv4ni]

@@vayce2970 wouldn't say polar opposite. Skyler kept her and husbands crimes to herself but at the end blurted stuff out when her " conscience" got to her. Kim did something similar in my opinion . Kim and jimmy were both accomplices and after all the havoc was wreaked . She then conveniently gets a conscience and revealed everything to howards wife.

[@vayce2970]

@@AliHamza-sv4ni Sorry I meant that Kim is a great character that everyone loved whereas Skyler everyone hated lol

[@AliHamza-sv4ni]

@@vayce2970 don't know why though. Like she was a karen at the start but later she played along with whatever walt did till the end.

[@tylerhackner9731]

I miss this show already

[@Risenoph]

Same

[@TheEmeliexx]

Same

[@Secretary.of.Education]

💯 I can't believe it's over........

[@hassanalharthi6541]

Ikr 😞

[@scooterjones303]

Yeah but... what will the creators do next? That's kinda exciting.

[@malenotyalc]

If they both don't get Emmys the Emmys are dead to me.

[@toms5996]

Rhea should get one for acting - she doesn't have any Emmys to my knowledge. (I think Bob has two so far.)

[@nont18411]

They both should.

[@fatshady8627]

And he gets to be an award, WHAT A SICK JOKE

[@thetriplethreat3]

PERIOD!!!!

[@johanjoseph4802]

The Emmys are already dead. The way they ignored shows like Wire , Leftovers & Mr Robot

[@Gonko100]

Who would have thougth that Better Call Saul would end up one of the best love stories ever told.

[@umarabdaziz760]

Ikr people may descibe it as a crime thriller, lawyer drama, cartel politics etc. But to me ultimately it's a love story

[@lauranm2k939]

Yeah, it has so many layers. Fantastic show altogether.

[@lukec6d9]

All jimmy wanted was love

[@Seasonal-Shadow_4674]

@@umarabdaziz760 a good and tragic one

[@dibidibadibidibou]

And without scene sex, languorous kiss or cheesy moments. It's beautiful..

[@bibimbap5917]

Seeing Bob truly makes me realize and appreciate the de-aging makeup and other techniques they've used on the show. Mind-blowing dedication from the costume and makeup department.

[@ShannonRamos]

Keeping in mind he had a near-fatal heart attack after his second JibJab, I think he looks like a million bucks and I'm super glad he is still with us!

[@jukodebu]

and hair

[@nont18411]

He died on set though. Him being alive now is enough. Why should we care if he looks old or not? Plus, for a guy in his 60 who came back from death, he looks as healthy as ever.

[@nont18411]

Plus, Bob has A LOT MORE hair than Gene Takovic. Dude literally wore a bald cap in filming.

[@bibimbap5917]

@@nont18411 because the character is not 60 years old so he shouldn't look 60.

[@toodamnicycold]

I love how Bob is so supportive of Rhea. She stole the show and he is so happy for her.

[@Sealwithwificonnection]

Nah. Tony Dalton stole it

[@Matthew-McCallister]

If someone starts sobbing uncontrollably like that on a bus, you know they are at rock bottom. It’s a perfect summary of the tragedy that is Kim’s story.

[@JaydevRaol]

Yes

[@adaosilva7450]

Perfect

[@wissembellara6411]

I felt like that scene was so real as i had someone next to me one day on the bus cry and it was a total stranger it felt so similar to that situation. the woman touching her back to comfort her reminded me of myself offering the stranger a napkin and another person asking her if she needed help

[@glh2103]

I agree. I saw a grown man do that in a McDonald's one day when I was kid. He was sitting by himself looking off into the distance crying like that bus scene. I was eating my happy meal trying to make it sense of it. Maybe rock bottom

[@tyrone8867]

@@wissembellara6411 you must’ve had chills huh

[@gameofgainz9685]

Still in pain about the finale. Masterpiece of a series.

[@The_realJesus]

Same 😔

[@monz-e]

😢

[@dibidibadibidibou]

Yes, I feel like I had a breakup. I had the same feeling when Breaking Bad ended. Amazing shows, thanks to the teams, I've enjoyed the ride so much!

[@hands-ongaming7180]

Honestly I'm glad it didn't end up sappy. Left satisfied. It's ok when things end

[@adams115]

Id watch a spin off of Jimmy building his prison empire

[@daanloco7200]

I heard there are people who actually don't like BCS because it's all too slow. People don't have patience anymore. It's the best show I watched in my life. Edit; added an O for Too and thanks for the likes. Still miss the show though :(

[@rocketsmall4547]

i fast-forward all the boring parts. skyler. the retarted kid. hank and hanks wife. theres more. but is good show. just too much drag with those junk fillers

[@TDDVlogs]

My guess is that these people thought that it was gonna mostly be about those intense thrill moments such as breaking bad, and they aren’t willing to appreciate the deep character development/progression that we saw more of in BCS

[@ajnunez8788]

Not better than breaking bad but okay…

[@bigtony1434]

@@ajnunez8788 it is. Can’t think of an aspect where it doesn’t one up breaking bad. Both amazing shows though.

[@ajnunez8788]

@@bigtony1434 breaking bad goes full throttle from beginning to end. Only slow part is the fly episode if I had to name one… better call Saul took about 2-3 seasons to ramp up

[@jeffflinn2053]

Kim's cry, for me, was more than real. Flashed back to March 9, 1983, when I'd pulled my car to an intersection and put it in park, and broke down. Right there. Nearly collapsed, realizing that day would have been my younger brother's 21st birthday, had he not committed suicide three years earlier. Couldn't hear all the horns honking, was white-knuckling the steering wheel, don't remember what I saw, if anything -- just sat there, totally breaking down for the first time since his death. When I watched her in that episode, my entire being was transformed. I had been there, done that -- EXACTLY THAT. Well done, Rhea.

[@rabiyarizvi4769]

im so sorry to hear that-hope you are okay

[@lovelyA933]

The "new" Kim living in Florida absolutely surprised me! She was so different from Kim Wexler the badass lawyer, the fact that now she couldn't make a single decision and lived such a plain life, it was such a stark contrast and Rhea nailed it with her amazing skills!!! She became two different characters. I also love how detailed she was about explaining the crying scene, you rarely hear that from actors, it was very insightful she should teach acting!

[@adams3560]

She basically went and got together with someone who is the complete opposite of Saul. To make sure that bad side of her never comes to the surface again.

[@set7618]

ngl, that part broke me. She went on such an ordinary life and it was gloomy and bland but somewhat peaceful...but thats not what i wanted from her T_T

[@Rvlyra67]

She adopted that life as a way to punish herself as well. She subjected herself to boredom as a form of penance.

[@yemio1005]

Rhea Seehorn brought me to tears with that one scene. I’ll never forget it. It was amazing and if you’ve ever felt grief and despair like that I don’t know how it couldn’t move you. Hope she wins every award possible

[@francesnicole0306]

Rhea, Bob, and Giancarlo definitely deserves an emmy! BCS is a masterpiece! What the heck am I supposed to do with my life, now that the show is over?

[@Chwiztid]

I wish the writers showed Kim give Howard's widow an answer when asked why she confessed.

[@badoing7390]

I love how Rhea portrayed "future kim" as a woman who will not make any decisions or commit to any action, even so far as she won't recommend a restaurant to a friend for fear of the repercussions.

[@josechamu240]

That wasnt an original observation u pointed out. U know damn well vince giligan said what u said almost word for word, and it was due to the writing, not Rheas performance. Rhea just acted out the portrayl written.

[@MedalionDS9]

@@josechamu240 And people need to stop keep only citing Vince for this show... Better Call Saul the show is showrun by Peter Gould, so these major arcs would be going through him... Vince has contributed some things and directing but it's still Peter's show... but people keep only thanking Vince.

[@kensredemption]

@@MedalionDS9 Even after seven years, Peter can’t get out from under Vince’s shadow…and it’s the “fans’” fault for being plain ignorant. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@BigMek667]

@@josechamu240 if you think acting doesnt make a difference, watch the spanish-language remake of Breaking Bad called "Metástasis". it's a day-night-difference.

[@josechamu240]

@@BigMek667 i didnt say that. I said that op was presenting his comment as an analysis and that he was complimenting rhea for all these things, when in reality vince giligan had a recent interview said this guys comment almost verbatim, except that vince said that that was their intention, therefore it was the writers who we have to thank for future kim’s indeciciveness, rhea just brought it to life and sold it. This guy tried to make it seem like this analysis was his original idea, when vince stated everything he said lmao.

[@BatmanHQYT]

Rhea did a beautiful job of articulating her approach to that bus scene. I didn't expect to see such a sophisticated, elegant breakdown of the acting process on Jimmy Kimmel (or any late-night talk show for that matter), but this was fabulous.

[@lebecccomputer287]

Yet another sign she knows what the hell she’s doing! Just incredible talent. I always wondered how they were able to select such great actors, especially when people like Saul started out as just comedic relief

[@BatmanHQYT]

@@lebecccomputer287 it came as a surprise to them too. They had no idea what Kim's role was gonna be at the start, beyond just Jimmy's girlfriend. Rhea's performance was such a revelation that they shifted the vision of the show to focus more on the Kim/Jimmy relationship.

[@chrisdawson1776]

@@BatmanHQYT 🤓

[@anthonyogata3828]

She's such a talented actress, and equally adorable. That scene where she breaks down, really got to me too. She conveyed actual such grief/remorse in a way that did not seem like acting, it was just so honest. I was glad that her character finally came clean.

[@clemens1993]

My most beloved moments of Kim’s character (besides the crying scene that was shown here) are the ones where she burst a little laugh. Like when she recognized how Jimmys pupils had widen up when testing the drugs in the vets room.

[@emanuelm1096]

The scene where she goes off on Howard in his office after he told Jimmy that he thought Chuck committed suicide was also incredible acting and a very powerful scene.

[@alvarhanso6310]

The way she spits out the word "fun" in "Because I was having too much FUN!" and the response to the only exchange of I love yous of, "I love you, too, but so what?" were absolutely devastating.

[@NineOneOneFx]

When Braking Bad ended I was: "Damn, I will never gonna get another MASTERPIECE of a series like this". Little did I know...

[@usquebaugh1]

Was "Braking Bad" that comedy spoof about the meth dealer who kept getting into car accidents at intersections?

[@kneecage3236]

What i learned is there will always be a good tv series.

[@oliver-04]

have you watched The Wire or The Sopranos?

[@shubhampandey21]

@@oliver-04 yes, and twin peaks, true detective, peaky blinders, black mirror, fargo; what do i do with my life now? 😅

[@silberiax6692]

Braking bad and Slippin on the brake

[@Me-ou5tc]

This show is so different from any other show to come along in a very long time.

[@calvinbernard]

Yes ever since the likes of Lost and BB this show is a rare gem! I will definitely miss it and very touched by it.

[@captainobvious606]

You should try Mr. Robot!

[@Me-ou5tc]

@@captainobvious606 I'll give it a try. I don't remember that show! Just looked it up. Thanks

[@Me-ou5tc]

@@captainobvious606 took your advice, on episode 6 now. It's pretty intense.. jn a good way

[@captainobvious606]

@@Me-ou5tc heyyy that's amazing!!, i'm glad you're liking it!

[@otakumari9673]

They NEED to get showered with awards - the finale was grandiose

[@kbm-zw5jd]

I was disappointed. Great acting, but terrible ending for both of them. Saul could have found redemption without being locked up for the rest of his life.

[@ayrock06]

@@kbm-zw5jd bro how 💀 the entire ending went right over your head

[@human199586]

​@@kbm-zw5jd That's the whole point of the ending: there is no redemption for you unless you get full responcibility of your action.

[@kbm-zw5jd]

@@human199586 I’m aware of that. Full responsibility could have been taken without 86 years in prison. Jesse took full responsibility in BB. The audience cheered when he flew to freedom. Atoning for your sins can be accomplished in other ways. After several years of watching both BB and BCS, I felt cheated with that ending. Finely acted, to be sure, especially from Rhea, but the screen faded to black and I felt unsatisfied, unlike BB. It is what it is. I understood it. I just didn’t approve of how it was delivered.

[@Dolan.Lovendahl_Presents]

I love that Rhea gave a genuinely insightful look into achieving her performance and didn’t just make a joke and push it aside like most would

[@WxM3008WxM]

I wanted him to get away with it but wow what an ending. The final shot did it for me.. saul saying bye at the gate in his own unique way. Heartbreaking. The whole time machine subject was brilliantly written. Good to see some old faces too.

[@soxxel12]

I hope Rhea's career gets a Bryan Cranstonesque boost!!! Also those Emmy noms are so long overdue and hopefully a win is imminent.

[@grahamstrouse1165]

You don’t often see actors make their big breakout when they’re 50. Before BCS the only thing I’d ever seen Rhea on was a short-lived Whitney Cummings sitcom from the early 2010s. It’s good seeing her get some recognition.

[@daanloco7200]

@@grahamstrouse1165 I'm with her, when she played the sister of an actress who dated a teacher. She's stunningly beautiful for a 50 year old. "She's a looker aayyy"

[@jlobiafra]

@@grahamstrouse1165 she was in the hbo show Veep, it was a very minor role though

[@denisesudell2538]

I saw her in a play in DC decades ago. She was good, but I couldn’t have predicted that she would be this spectacular.

[@Colossal322]

She's such a good actress and I hope she gets all the roles she deserves man lol. She's so chill and such a good actress.

[@briengakaplan-b1550]

Bob just sitting there like a proud dad lol. Rhea killed it this season - give her all the awards.

[@youknowwhoiam2771]

You saying that he’s a “proud dad” is quite strange considering they’re lovers on the show

[@briengakaplan-b1550]

@@youknowwhoiam2771 out of 110 votes (so far) you’re the one that makes it weird 🙄

[@youknowwhoiam2771]

@@briengakaplan-b1550 that’s kind of my thing

[@Sneakyrat_Gaming]

He's trying not to look at her feet.

[@youknowwhoiam2771]

@@Sneakyrat_Gaming a man of culture, are we?

[@KathySolita]

She should have already won an Emmy for her performance in season 4, that scene when she confronts Howard... Chills

[@jeannielumley2478]

exactly. and then in season 5 when she confronts Lalo.

[@makiburgess5733]

Rhea hits the nail on the head. The show is a revenger’s tragedy. Saul/Jimmy/Gene , Kim, even Gus, Lalo, Nacho, Hector… they are driven by revenge. As Nacho’s father says, “that’s not justice, that’s revenge.” All of these characters seek revenge for perceived wrongs,however vague, and destroy themselves pursuing it.

[@eileenumana]

Wow, super good perspective. The one "pure" character saying "that's not justice, that's revenge" is a testament to the whole shows message really.

[@automnejoy5308]

​@@eileenumana Yes. And we had some foreshadowing when this one pure character pleaded with his son, Nacho, to turn himself in to the police. But Nacho never did. It turns out Jimmy was the one in the end... the only one of all the MANY players in this whole tragedy of the BB/BCS saga... to actually speak the truth and "purify" himself in an actual court of law. It's the exact opposite of what he had been doing for so many years of his life. It is poetic. If not for Kim, he never would have done it. He fell on the sword for her. But he discovered that it brought him a great deal of peace that he never would have had otherwise.

[@nont18411]

Both of them should win Emmys.

[@thejuiceweasel]

Kim's bus scene was one of the best of the whole show, easily. On par with Chuck's courthouse monologue and other fantastic scenes. Man what a show.

[@ohbeey8644]

Ya, it gave u whole episode flashback when she cried .dayuuum whole thing

[@josiahgonzalez942]

​@TETCOM.X files? Really put that show in the same sentence as BB and BCS🤨

[@NeighborhoodStreetrat]

⁠@@josiahgonzalez942um yeah, since Vince Gilligan and Thomas Schnauz wrote for all three of them. Why would you even comment such an asinine question?

[@laureencriss8220]

It reminded me of the scene in Unfaithful when Diane Lane's character Connie Sumner reflects on her dalliance with Paul Martel earlier in the day. She was riding a train. Both amazing reactions.

[@dereksullivan703]

I know people love the bus scene and it's great, but Rhea holding the phone and listening to Gene/Saul and then blurting out "I'm glad you're alive" is master class and she deserves an Emmy for those four words.

[@thefifth9745]

Yes her tonation is so good in that phrase

[@benc4968]

The tension!

[@JaydevRaol]

Yeah

[@lionheart4424]

I could have not said it better.

[@ArtyomKunyov]

I got goosebumps when I heard her say those words.

[@gabebabe1]

The finale was actually amazing - the best writing of any finale I know. It literally turned the series into a love story. As it begins to appear that Jimmy doesn’t even care about Kim and it looks like he is cold bloodedly going to betray her, you start forming the opinion that he is a true sociopath and you actually, as the audience, feel betrayed and start to hate Jimmy. I lost all my warm feelings about the character and then when it turns out that he sacrifices himself for her, the emotions you feel are sadness and joy and relief. Truly amazing writing and acting. Bugger the Emmy - you should get Oscars for that episode!

[@johnw2758]

He actually sacrificed himself to Lalo in a previous episode as well........

[@automnejoy5308]

Huh? It never looked like he didn't care about her or would betray her. Literally never. The audience always knew he never stopped caring about her. Kim was wondering if he would, but deep down I think she knew he wouldn't.

[@petes9122]

I don’t think I’ve ever fallen in love with a TV character as much as I fell in love with Kim Wexler. Rhea Seehorn was a revelation from the beginning and just kept adding more layers and complexity as the seasons progressed. The fantastic Bob Odenkirk/Jimmy/Saul may have been the show’s beating heart but Rhea/Kim was its soul. She was able to express as much with a facial expression, body language, and a quip as Jimmy/Saul did with all the talking the character is famous for. Best of luck to Rhea and Bob at the Emmys and thanks for the 6 seasons of incredible entertainment.

[@rockyxbautista]

Absolutely love seeing these two. Especially when Al Franken finally stops to let them talk.

[@pippamayell1344]

I love Al Franken - but ask them a question and then let them answer!!

[@sandyplease]

*sees an actor act* HOW DID YOU DO THAT

[@GrizzlyNightman]

I've gone very far to care about characters in television shows but never this far with these two. In my opinion Better Call Saul is one of the most profound stories ever to be put on television and I'm grateful to have been along for the ride.

[@jish55]

Both were phenomenal and deserve every ounce of recognition.

[@alexanderlyon]

I finally watched and finished the series the other day. Wow! Seehorn absolutely killed it! Kim Wexler is one of the most interesting and complex characters I've ever seen on a show and she played her perfectly.

[@PoRouS22]

I just realized that it's so hard to not see them as Jimmy and Kim, because they did play their role so goddamn authentic. Chapeau to both of you und all you're co actors and Vince. You did an excellent job.

[@MarkHogan994]

Rhea is a) insanely talented, b) unbelievably gorgeous, and c) extremely sweet. All I can say is wow, her fiancé is lucky.

[@irotinmyskin]

easy there tiger

[@MarkHogan994]

@@irotinmyskin Just stating facts.

[@whatswiththisnewhandlesthing]

@@MarkHogan994 Take about 20% off there bud

[@xCARNAGE_ASADAx]

We are so lucky for being alive and had the chance to watch one of the greatest series of all times. A lot of people were expecting an explosive finale like in BB, but that's cause they never really paid attention to the show. The finale was exquisite, a true masterpiece.

[@mr.greasy6483]

Rhea is the best of us and it goes to show that there’s so much hidden talent out there, being that she was supposed to be a secondary side character and earned her way into being the centerpiece of the final season through pure talent. The same thing happened with Aaron Paul, it’s great.

[@takaorobinson8719]

The carrot and stick episode blew me away. Fell in love with her. I'm glad they ended the way they did.

[@insufficientrussophobia]

Walt had a scene with Saul, while Kim bumped a cigarette to Jesse. I thought it was a very nice touch.

[@ChrisSztybel]

“Better Call Saul” was magical from start to finish. They created something that lived on its own and would have been a great show even if it didn’t tie into “Breaking Bad”. I can’t say that about many other spin-offs.

[@JaydevRaol]

True

[@adams3560]

Yes, that was its biggest strength. It was a great show on its own merits.

[@kerrydevereux7798]

Correct. Did not necessarily need B B to be interesting . The whole story from the beginning was stellar . Do not forget “ Mike and his skullduggery as the other major storyline . All his scenes together with the “ Cartel gang were worthy of a one hour show themselves . He could certainly have a shot of a series of his own .

[@StinaX732]

Rhea is hands down the best actress I’ve ever watched. I love her so much. She’s so talented is ridiculous.

[@AizenSama5]

What a heartwarming show, what talented actors and what elegant creators.

[@sahilsvision]

An absolutely brilliant show. Most satisfying ending, from the cinematography to the acting just a masterpiece

[@emmettgrogan4217]

Best cinematography ever, and so overlooked. On a par with the acting and the script. BCS is also a masterclass in team building, in order to achieve beyond what has gone before.

[@smith9808]

They both deserve Emmys considering they have been snubbed for the last 5 seasons and considering Bryan constantly having won. The whole show deserves one

[@jimmygarlon750]

Where has this actress been, damn she kept me glued to the TV through this series.

[@bradvan8156]

The bus scene with Kim and when Lalo shows back up to their apartment is such great acting. Bob and Rhea made it feel like the characters are actual people

[@raywalsh9152]

Watching Bob and Rhea on a talk show together is like watching Viktor and Giselle on a talk show together. Bob just sits back and allows Rhea to charm the pants off the host, while kicking in a quip every now and then.

[@AlexCass1515]

They are both gonna keep going on do amazing things in the future. Such an amazing series and just brings a greater appreciation for each of the series.

[@cockroachv]

Seriously, Rhea Seehorn performed the greatest crying scene in the history of cinema or television ever

[@TheTricktracktruck]

everything has to be most, greatest, ever, top whatever nowadays. Just... no. Appreciate it, move on, no need to constantly rank performances for the gods

[@MyFragranceTrail]

Ozark is the one show holding them back; hopefully BCS conquers it!

[@radiocage]

@@TheTricktracktruck Sometimes people just wanna like stuff. Who do you think you are?

[@kellyramsey5486]

@@MyFragranceTrail Bcs is better- but to me, that one scene with Julia blew me away. And I don’t get blown away from actors acting. Haha. Seriously I really felt all of her emotions in that moment.

[@cockroachv]

@@TheTricktracktruck there’s no need you to comment at all. It’s my honest opinion about that scene. Show me a better one.

[@MrShiffles]

What a beautiful talented human Rhea is...she deserves an Emmy ❤

[@rechtvzraap3659]

She should win something, her performance this season especially gave me goosebumps.

[@deans.4705]

The entire cast was fantastic. Rhea, Bob, Michael McKean as Chuck, Michael Manda as Nacho, Giancarlo Esposito as Fring, Tony Dalton as Lalo, Jonathan Banks as Mike, Mark Margolis as Hector. It goes very deep. Great show. The Emmys are another garbage award show. The true award/reward was watching them act in a terrifically told story.

[@Dnll88]

Rhea is amazing.

[@wowguy3562]

It was a roller coaster of a series and I loved every minute, thank you Rhea and Bob and Mr G.

[@jefferyholland]

Truly a masterfully written series that always had me wondering what was going to happen next. Kudos to the entire cast and crew for a fascinating 6 years of entertainment.

[@StevenNsubuga]

Brilliant, Rhea and Bob blew my mind. One of the very best shows ever.

[@rondlh20]

Rhea's acting performance Better call Saul is amazing!

[@grapes9h5]

If you told be Rhea was 21, I’d believe it. She looks incredible but it’s her personality.

[@IonizedComa]

her energy is on another level, that's why i think it was easy to make her character likeable

[@DrZaius3141]

I remember when it first became apparent, that Jimmy and Kim were "an item" (without a label for a very long time) and I was annoyed that they got a young actress playing along a much older man who is playing a much younger man tham himself. Didn't expect her and Bob being relatively close in age (9 years ain't much once you're 50).

[@MedalionDS9]

Rhea looks great no doubt, but where do you live where 21 year olds look like her? LOL

[@iWillWakeYouUp]

Yeah... no. She's still beautiful though.

[@hellwashere3821]

I was actualy thinking she aged quite a bit since the first season, and it kinda shows, she looks grear but nowhere near 21, more like 41, that dress is also way too tight for her.

[@pingu6596]

She's amazing. I never hated any move or decision she made in the whole series. She and Bob are amazing.

[@chrTaur]

I like that the host let both finish their sentences and doesn’t interrupt.

[@real1saulgoodman]

Thanks

[@PrmtvStudio]

Fallon would interrupt and fake-laugh his way through the whole interview.

[@freerider3434]

I'm assuming this is sarcasm.

[@chrTaur]

@@freerider3434 No, I meant that for real. What do you think?

[@bendeychik]

I think everyone who have experienced significant loss and tragedy can related to her in the bus scene, the explosion of uncontrollable feelings, but how often do you feel that way? Maybe a handful of occasions in your entire life? To be able to do that on demand is phenomenal, and be able to dissect it like she did in this interview, what a great actress!

[@real1saulgoodman]

Thanks for always being on my comments sections. I really appreciate it because you always believe in me I'm inspired by that. How are you doing today?

[@Freeden]

Her scene on the tram is one of the best I have seen on TV all year. That alone is Emmy worthy. Seeing her do that in a long, uncut scene was amazing.

[@cena6579]

Best show I've ever seen, they should get Emmys

[@braintumor943]

This girl is so real, and an amazing actress

[@illuminati1827]

A Masterpiece, the last seen between them has got to be the best heart-touching expression ever of both jimmy and kim.

[@65g4]

Btw some of my favourite moments are of Kim and Jimmie brushing teeth together and bonding over classic movies.

[@lifeofcinephile]

i love this interviewer not going for the joke every 5 seconds bring back talk shows like this

[@hedusoto6076]

The last episode (and well, all the show actually) is a masterclass on microexpressions. Take the hearing. Everyone were nailing the little nuances that helped elevate that moment to "best television ever" material.

[@harchiossama746]

Bob Always killin it, but Rhea she shocked us all with her great performance, so refreshin to see a kinda new face on TV and Brilliantly great at her job, can't wait to see her in a new serie.

[@lukewoodworth2101]

She knocked that scene out of the park. Perfect to every last detail

[@senshai1267]

thanks to everyone on this show . one of the most realized worlds created in all of TV

[@peppino1961]

That scene is probably one of the top masterclasses in acting ever. She was just impeccable in the show.

[@fabianmejia557]

That scene is brilliant! That scene must be in the first page of a book called Introduction to acting. What an actress she is!!!!!

[@MebThemes]

Such an incredible cast. The performances are always impressive. Better Call Saul is a masterpiece.

[@landonfolken03]

Love how she explained the intimate moments. Very well said!

[@czarquetzal8344]

No need for special effects for this show. The acting skills couldn't be replaced by any special effects of all sorts. Bravo, BCS. 👏👏👏

[@Iceman2001]

poor bob could barely get a word out without being interrupted

[@jimstark55]

I heart Rhea, soo talented & a classy natural beauty. While watching ep 12 & the scene where Kim breaks down sobbing on the airport shuttle, ( 2:08 ) I thought, Man she better get nominated for an Emmy....well lookee-loo, She did it!

[@denisesudell2538]

Actually, her Emmy nomination was for the first half of the season. The second half will be eligible for next year’s awards.

[@jimstark55]

@@denisesudell2538 My point was that she finally got the recognition she deserved, for all 6 season of her work. But that scene alone should’ve sealed the deal.

[@michelleplombe7019]

Hah .. I also wept .. and I'm a man born in 1962 who does not cry. Honestly if I had read even a correct guess at the ending I would have already processed it .. to come up with an unexpected ending that does not seem contrived is such a testament to the quality of writing. The tears weirdly came as Saul handed over the cigarette.

[@WrangleMcDangle]

So glad Al Franken took the time to ask "what was it like to have a finale party?" really good interview question. I hope he asks Bob where he gets his ideas from next

[@davedarling6512]

he was sort of stepping all over the guests, I scrolled down here to find somebody else slaggin' him.

[@KalebPeters99]

Yeah look this was a little awkward. Bob and Rhea were so graceful in the face of Al's clumsyness lol

[@davidtennien39]

She blew me away, I didn't know who she was until I watched the series

[@idiotic1021]

Better Call Saul for me is the best show out there in many ways, from the script, the acting, the cinematography, to the complexity of the story and the characters, etc.

[@DB-vs3tf]

Hope they both grab an Emmy. Like honestly, there performances were memorable!! Still reminiscing about the BCS finale, and everything that happened in it. Damn I will miss BCS, but all I can say is Thank you Vince Gilligan for blessing us with such a masterpiece!

[@mamacat321]

That was the most amazing scene of overwhelming emotional nausea, as it were. Instant classic.

[@THIZzSCO415]

Broke my heart seeing Kim so sad and when she bursted out in tears I felt terrible Rheas acting was phenomenal

[@StephanieHughesDesign]

The Stanislavski method in practice. This was an outstanding series. I was glued to my seat. The screenwriters are exemplary.

[@real1saulgoodman]

Thanks for always being on my comments sections. I really appreciate it because you always believe in me I'm inspired by that. How are you doing today?

[@akshay7887]

Mommy rhea ❤️😭 we miss you One of my favourite actress

[@melissacallia4230]

Rhea Seehorn is stunning, both as an actor and human being 💕

[@johndiggle4229]

She wants me

[@idicula1979]

Two brilliant actors playing a brilliant characters in the range of humanities all so vast spectrum, we are a mystery and can be told in such beauty, to feel it in all its empathy.

[@nydabeats]

Love all the actors on this show but Rhea Seahorn was on another level, shes Oscar level talent!

[@garrisonmcgugin8206]

You can really tell that Bob and Rhea really dug deep and thoroughly explored every corner of their character's. Just brilliant.

[@similanian]

Kim is my fav character,she is such a powerful strong woman. I enjoy every second of her acting.