The Ending Of Better Call Saul Explained

[@Looper]

What did you think of the ending to "Better Call Saul"?

[@thumper5839]

@@samnectar to redeem himself for Kim? I thought it was pretty obvious

[@shaider1982]

Good send off. Besides, by 2022, its 75 years left and with good behavior, who knows?

[@shaider1982]

@@samnectar he did not throw it away, he removed his inner demons. As Gene, he was always scared but also depressed and felt unstatisfied. He also did not make ammends with Kim. Inside prison, he is respected and he doesn't need to be scared of being caught. He has made amends with Kim.

[@harleyb7880]

@@shaider1982 Still dumb, tho.

[@sivakumaranbazhagan1672]

Not satisfied at all.We want Saul too win.Put salt on the legal system. That's whar Saul is.

[@usasupersoccer]

I think Jimmy redemption was for Kim, I don't think he wanted to go back in time for Chuck. Jimmy never really regretted his crimes, not even in the last episode, he knew how to play the game and he liked it. Despite everything, Jimmy always wanted to be loved and accepted, but he was always rejected. He was rejected by his brother and society that always looked down on him. In the Walter flashback, Jimmy's two responses disapprove of Walter, even as Jimmy says he could have helped Walter get his company back from his former associates. Walter says Jimmy would be the last person he would look for....this offends Jimmy. In Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul we saw Jimmy always trying to treat people well, helping them, but not most of the time these people always treated him badly. Skyler is a good example, Jimmy always treated her well, but she always treated him badly. And that's ironic, many of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul are just as bad as Jimmy, yet they make a bad judgment about Jimmy. That's why I think Jimmy Redemption was for Kim, they fought, they didn't speak for years. He needed to make it up to her because Kim is one of the few people who has always respected and treated Jimmy well.

[@johngetman1816]

@USA Super Soccer Well said. ✌

[@cowtoystorybeer]

I think this is a great interpretation/analysis. I also immediately thought that this was about Kim. Also because the series somehow needed a love story - and I appreciate that it's not the typical Hollywood love story btw also what makes BCS great. But I didn't know why I thought this. I think you really nailed it. With this info I'm ready to rewatch all seasons for the 4th time although the story gets much sadder in light of the last episode ;)

[@usasupersoccer]

@@cowtoystorybeer Thanks.

[@sgshumblecrumb6046]

He did it to save what was left of his soul. Part of that was salvaging what was left regarding Kim, but also, he was having his moments all throughout the episode and at the end of the previous week's when Carol Burnett says "I trusted you" to him, causing him to flee and let her use the Life Alert. After all, Jimmy was once "A lawyer you can trust" who worked with the elderly. That and all of the flashback scenes in the final episode to me shows that this was a gradual process culminating in him finding out that Kim confessed about the Howard situation to Cheryl. At that point, Jimmy decides he's going to follow suit and come clean about everything to court, and when you think of it, him on the outside of that 7 year sentence is probably the same old Saul Goodman who only causes suffering around him with his scheming ways. He can't hurt people behind bars like he can on the outside. In essence, he confessed everything for his personal salvation, for Kim, and probably for his brother in part too, who held the law very sacred and certainly would've been hurt seeing Jimmy exploit it so much.

[@cowtoystorybeer]

I forgot to write. What also makes your interpretation quiet accurate are the 2 scenes with the inmates in the bus and the kitchen. He's smiling because of their approval. He bumps fists with them and they seem to genuinely care about him. The prison might not be the baddest place for him after all because at least he is around people who respect him more than the ones in the outside world. For me this is sad and comforting at the same time.

[@infoforanything6496]

Gene surrendered, Saul disappeared and Jimmy came back and confessed

[@arthurjeremypearson]

*James

[@Fluskar]

yes perfect

[@trainspotter360]

Bob Odenkirk's performance was outstanding. As a Mr Show fanatic, it makes me happy to see him get the attention he has always deserved.

[@THENEW6]

The ending is perfect. For the first time in his life, Jimmy doesn't have to pretend to be whoever else. As Jimmy, he doesn't have to pretend to be honest. And, he doesn't have to pretend to be Saul, either. He can just sit back and relax on top of all the street cred he spent years building. He can be Jimmy BUT reaping the reward of being Saul in prison. It's the first time he is truly RELAXED and not tense about the future in years. Man is gonna do his time like a fucking king.

[@keysersoze4309]

FAR from perfect! Everything could have stayed EXCEPT the 80+ years (life) behind bars.

[@oiya100]

Alternate ending: Jimmy pleads for 7 years incarceration with a checklist of his demands. He had a last checklist, which is not revealed yet. Judge grants him 7 years. Meanwhile he helps Kim with the civil suit from inside the prison, that way he gets to see Kim often. Also, he had great prison time since he helped many inmates there. 7 years later Jimmy is released. screen fade to black. Next scene: Jimmy teaches a class about criminal law (his last demand in the checklist). The place where he teaches is University of American Samoa. The end.

[@Davidsasssy]

That’s brilliant

[@Moonlight-rz6tv]

Better than the finale

[@EezeeX888]

This is how i interpreted the finale. Jim is clever enough to reduce a possible 130 years sentence to 7 years but had to intentionally burn himself instead for 86 years to save Kim and Kim gets it. Jimmy wanted her to be safe and successful as a lawyer more than anything in the world(for jimmy). Jimmy's love for Kim manifested by his subtle change throughout their relationship(especially during grave events). Irony played well when the audience were set to think Jimmy's character is the one that could never change and is heartless thru his antics when in fact he actually does things always based from really deep feelings and while Kim was the actual broken sociopath. Ending it by going back as a lawyer, is her way of acknowledging Jimmy's sacrifice to save her. The pair of finger guns is just jimmy saying to Kim, "you were always there for me but this time i got you". Many things have been taken up on the finale like Time machine=regrets and prison respect for jimmy also been symbolic on how he lived his life a a lawyer but the kim jimmy relationship psych is what hit me the most. Loved the ending and how they extensively built all the characters.

[@droberts1593]

Perfect ending to what was the best show on tv. Made perfect sense to any viewer paying attention & was ambiguous/open-ended enough for any viewer to assign their own nuance to it. In many ways surpassed BB.

[@GP.Records]

It would have been open ended if he got 7 years…

[@droberts1593]

@@GP.Records 'But...with good behavior, who knows?'

[@adityanaik6291]

@@droberts1593 good behaviour may shorten his sentence a little, but from 86 to 7? Nah man, that ain't happening

[@williamwoolf8072]

BB was better fight me

[@lazylion9772]

Lost was the best show on tv....

[@Studeo5150]

It was a perfect finale with the most real outcome for the characters and us the viewers right at the very end . That being, Saul Goodman exists, from now on, in a place where innocents and players can no longer be played for Saul's benefit. Where his life goes on - not too different from the Cinnabon in Omaha existence. He has been removed from the outside world to exist, for a long time to come, away from us, away from the characters by his incarceration and gone from the viewers by the ending of the series. Now, Kim Wexler can remember Jimmy in a better light than the Saul she rejected. She will love Jimmy forever - Saul is out of her life for good. For me, that last image of Jimmy/Saul, alone, black and white as Kim leaves, places him where he belongs. A perfect final image. I will miss the stories. The exciting twists and even the the characters that come - and go. (Usually in an epic way . . . !! ) It's been quite a ride - for more than a decade.

[@keysersoze4309]

NO WAY NEAR BEING REAL OUTCOME!😅 No person in their right mind would PURPOSELY talk themselves out of a sweetheart deal to take 80+ years (life) behind bars. Everything else was fine until they did that BS! SMH

[@arthurjeremypearson]

One tiny detail that was in the show but lots of people ignore is that there's a fourth personality. James mcgill. Slippin' jimmy, saul goodman, Gene takeovic,

[@FSousA7X]

Slippin Jimmy is the same personality as Saul Goodman, that's even the name he used for some Slippin Jimmy shennanigans

[@vickiduron7218]

I have mixed feelings about the ending. I am not so sure Kim should have gotten off that easy. She was the instigator of Howards takedowns. Jimmy did not want to do it. She was the mastermind and she basically got Howard killed. Howards could be a jerk, but he didn't deserve what he got. Kim getting off and getting to practice law again was not at all a justified ending for her.

[@garcel1251]

I hate the ending because he could have had 7 years… However I understand it because here is a man that did everything for his self from his own selfish needs and ego… He told the truth in the end against his own best interest, giving the first glimpse of a redeeming quality

[@EntrEsprit]

7 years ending wouldn't have worked, that means he is being released from prison and what's next for him? That would be like an open ending, with no tight closures, wouldn't work well for such show as well as Breaking Bad

[@annemoni1]

You think Jimmy doesn’t have even 1 redeeming quality ? Like did you watch only the last season or have you even seen the whole 6 ?

[@this_is_mayhem]

The perfect ending of the perfect project. Can't even conceive how to make it better. I will miss all this BB/Better call Saul universe 😢 The best piece of cinematography I've ever seen. This touching and unimpeachable story in my heart ❤️ 10 out of 10.

[@rohnkd4hct260]

I agree Jimmy/Sal/Gene wanted it all over. I was a Probation Officer for years, and was told by "absconders" that...."Now I don't have to look over my shoulders anymore." He was the same, when he found that he had lost all the money he had hidden away..... he knew it was over. In some ways he happier knowing he can just live.

[@samudrarajput]

He did it for Kim, after seeing her in the court room he changed his statement and don't want to be ashamed in Kim's eye.

[@d35p0]

Jimmy got a better life in prison than being a fugitive. He found himself again. And he got a time machine to bring him back to a moment in life that he lives for

[@dafunkester]

Decent ending, I wished he'd taken seven years.

[@Anonymous-bt7jg]

Yes and I hope they'd show Skyler and her kids

[@go2damoon555]

In my opinion It wouldn’t have been right and I don’t think Kim would’ve respected him if he only took 7 years. It’s not like he gave up and turned himself in, he got caught on the run. Him taking the 86 showed he truly did change and is accepting responsibility for his horrible behavior and actions.

[@shadowsnake3867]

It was an OK ending. Wanted something better but we have to consider the health of the actor. And besides making a show way too long it looses its charm unless you can write something interesting all the way but then again if something happens to the actor it may end up with cliffhanger.

[@EntrEsprit]

7 years ending wouldn't have worked, that means he is being released from prison and some questions rise again as to his future, Kim's future on which showrunners couldn't answer because the show is ended already

[@sexybrunchset8881]

it's a good ending to his character. he proved he is the greastest lawyer, proved that the system is flawed, redeemed himself, returned to being himself and most importantly gained kimmy's respect once again

[@kilkisfarming9279]

Lets be honest , noone wanted breaking bad to be over, saul was just the only way to have a another piece of it. I think saul must be free again , helping criminals getting away with it because that is all that we trully want , getting away with it .

[@TheSlashTraxNetwork]

I would've loved to see at least 1 or 2 episodes of Saul Goodman tearing it up in court cases :) maybe more Hank to

[@50farmers]

I still don't get how his confession helped Kim? She wasn't in criminal trouble, Howard's widow was suing her in civil court. What did Jimmy's confession do to prevent that? Also, his 180 turn didn't sit right with me. That doesn't seem like something Saul Goodman would do.

[@kylegoh5623]

this is why he addressed himself as James Mcgill in the end. Just look at it as an alter ego where Saul Goodman is the one who are ambitious and willing seize every opportunity for money, where James Mcgill is just someone who wants to help people genuinely

[@themightyredemption]

It removes the main basis for a civil suit against Kim McGill. The case becomes a lot harder to pin on Kim in civil court outside of the sworn testimony, Jimmy is taking the blame for it all. She only becomes Kim Wexler again after the divorce. Meaning she has spousal protection against self incrimination especially in a civil non federal case.

[@Dano4diving]

Gus and Mike killed the rest of the Salamanca’s and Don Elio when they tried to make Jesse cartel cook

[@weebbanana7895]

It's all good man. The only missing part for me is how the vacuum shop was first contacted by Saul and how he knew it worked like that.

[@reggie18b]

Earlier in the series, Saul worked with a vet, and when the vet told him he was quitting the business he gave Saul his contacts, which included the card for the vacuum shop.

[@weebbanana7895]

@@reggie18b yea i saw that, i just thought we're going to be fed more details. Anyway, maybe Saul translated the notebook that was written in a different language.

[@Dan210871]

@@weebbanana7895 I don't know about the two of you, but I think a spin-off centered on Caldera the vet would be awesome.

[@KurzweilRob]

I honestly thought he’d take the deal… His dealing with the lawyers was a perfect way to prove he won against the them… yet he did what he did because that was what he wanted… It felt like it his way of saying I win either way…

[@thewalkingbuddy353]

You forgot his 4th identity...Viktor Sinclair

[@herobrinegreek9493]

And Slippin' Jimmy

[@rajat_singla]

The outcomes of Breaking Bad and BCS are marked by stark contrasts. Although both Walter White and Jimmy McGill achieved some form of victory in the end, their paths diverged entirely. Walter White proved to be beyond redemption as he succumbed to his inner demons and embraced his evil nature, ultimately living without the need to conceal it, even from himself. He was never more alive than when he was dying. On the contrary, Jimmy embarked on a remarkable journey of redemption. He spent his life evading his true self, escaping the guilt of his misdeeds. However, he reached a turning point where he realized that this was his final opportunity for redemption. Jimmy battled his malevolent persona and no longer had to hide within his wickedness. He confronted his inner demon and banished it. Although he would spend the rest of his life in prison, he would finally experience a sense of liberation he had never known before. He was never more free than when he was in prison.

[@CryptoAshkn]

Breaking Bad & Breaking Good

[@jph595]

Idk, I get it. It's fitting that he, having spent his career keeping people out of jail, ends up in jail. But it just felt very meh. Like he said, " _this_ is how you go down?"

[@vantsen-e]

the part where lalo got out with 7mil just showed how broken the system was, and how Saul just busted a guy out, later on he just did that shit all the time to get caught, and confessed as Jimmy, damn when i saw howard got cliped and then kim left i was sad to the end, yep that's it that's all it ends now :(

[@scottduyser1222]

Gotta get that Friday ice cream.

[@themightyredemption]

The amount of clueless people here is astounding. Instead of watching the end of a series why not watch all of it before you comment. Black and White is the sequel to breaking bad, Color is the prequel. It is not rocket science people.

[@dretheman123]

It was a phenomenal ending for me, but I can’t help but question what consequences did Kim really face other than the mental torment of Howard’s death, and her having to up sticks and leave everything behind. She got off too lightly in my opinion considering the fact that she enabled Jimmy a lot, which ultimately resulted in such horrific outcomes. The redemption arc of Jimmy eventually falling on the sword to save Kim made sense, but she deserved to serve time just like Jimmy without question. There’s times in the series that Jimmy wants to abstain from going full dirtbag mode, and later on in the show Kim becomes the devil on his shoulder that’s screaming “do it Jimmy” 😂. Again great ending, but I think justice should have been served more evenly.

[@nestoralves3050]

YBCS is a masterpiece of television.

[@flamendless]

I did not realize the irony in elderly law 😂

[@Mr79Shahin]

Did the fact Jimmy confess everything get Kim off the hook from the civil case she was facing from Howard’s wife?

[@srptmal3028]

Yes you’re right and in the end he made amends to 2 people important to him the most.

[@ExecutiveSonda]

No. He just wanted Kim to witness it in person.

[@loganharris7584]

Explained? It wasn't exactly riddled with mysteries.

[@stevehalverson790]

Bob came a long way from the best skit in the history of Saturday Night Live…The Motivational Speaker/ Matt Floey.

[@ChadTheGirlDad]

Better call Saul is a Peter Pan adaptation…. Change my mind…. Better call Saul Is Peter Pan 1. “Saul Good”man= pan =all of everything he does magic and trickery he does commercials hence he flies. 2. Chuck is clearly Captain Hook 3. Kim wexler is both Wendy and tink A. A Kimberly is a place where Diamond come from B. The definition of “wex” is to grow 4. The cartel is the Indians 5. The sand Piper clients or the concept of sand Piper are the mermaids 6. Mike Ehrmantraut and Marco Pasternak amongst others are the lost boys. 7. Howard is Smee

[@Scootersps]

Does the ending put Jesse at risk. I would think the Feds finding Sauls Gene identity would be able to zero in on the Disappearer and perhaps find some of his work. Did they find the Card in the trash? Could they look at computer records and locate the Disappearer.

[@srptmal3028]

Card in the trash could just mean nothing if Saul didn’t give it away and he had no reason to anyway. He confessed to get Kim off the hook and make amend to himself and Chuck also it’s like he lifting the mountain off his shoulders and just be free of all that madnesses.

[@tantaluss68]

Sorry I was I thought that was one of the worst ways they could end that show they should have had him do the seven years try to reach out to Kim with no answer and then when he walked out of the jail after seven years Kim was leaning against the fence smoking a cigarette that would have been the perfect ending to better call Saul

[@Dan210871]

A 7-year deal for Jimmy entails a significant risk of a civil lawsuit that ruins Kim's life. By confessing in that courtroom in Albuquerque and getting 86 years, he deactivated that risk. The likelihood of Kim losing when sued by Howard's wife became negligible. That was the risk assessment in Jimmy's mind. He understood that every choice carries an opportunity cost.

[@chinmayprakash9252]

​@@Dan210871how come that reduces kim's chance of losing the court battle as she has already given her statement to the court.

[@Dan210871]

@@chinmayprakash9252 It was explained on the same episode. Since they're both in the same jurisdiction, Jimmy's confession make it far less likely for any prosecutor to go after Kim.

[@virgolion73]

Sad, very sad the Vince Gilligan show is over,

[@kennywalker9814]

He confessed so Kim wouldn't be sued it was all about her

[@RobPires]

I was hoping to see tuco or the twins. Like Lalo's death, the ending was too soon.

[@gerryfegan3608]

Saul's going to go to prison and then help everybody get out with all his legal shenanigans lmfao

[@kiplingmartin4903]

I'm hoping someone can help me. When did Jimmy/Saul decide to come clean? Was it before the lawyer meeting?

[@darshin95]

it tells you at 6:47

[@justken1900]

On the airplane when Bill told him that Kim was facing a civil suit and could possibly lose everything.

[@prateek27394]

After the last frame appeared in the last episode, I felt I have nothing to do now

[@marions_reisetagebuch]

Ist this really the End? 😥

[@jimgallagher2979]

The ending was total BS. It was totally out of character for Jimmy to get caught by Obama cops and totally unbelievable that he would rat himself out of a privileged 7 year term and swap it for life just to save Kim. A better ending would have been with Jimmy still on the run, driving down the interstate in an old green Toyota Corolla when he spots a huge billboard that reads, "Welcome to Florida, the Sunshine State" and the screen fades to black. Remember Jimmy asking Kim, "Why Florida?" Was he going to Florida to save Kim from a life of complete boredom with her loser boyfriend and dead end job, or was he just looking for greener, richer pastures to run bigger, better scams?

[@srptmal3028]

I get it with the boring life but why her bf is a loser?

[@gurb4371]

I really like this, it’s one that makes you feel good after. Seeing the character development and seeing Jimmy for once having dignity and come forward with all the horrible crimes he did, as a fan I’m proud that he came forward. All his life he’s been on the run really, getting in stick situations and for once he’s free and can live with himself. He loved others more than himself as he was always rejected by society. As much as I’d like for him to get back to Kim, it’s the classic kind hearted Jimmy thing to do, at the bottom of all his criminal acts and egotism he has a pure heart beneath all that. And that’s what we should remember him for.

[@steveforks9698]

This is what great TV is all about 👍

[@TheSlashTraxNetwork]

They probably searched that dumpster and would find a card to the vacuum guy and the address being ABQ New Mexico so theoretically dots could be connected that might mess up Jesse's clean break :(

[@themightyredemption]

Very unlikely. That would be the stretch of all stretches considering the cleaner doesn't even know where pinkman is outside of the state. He didnt set him up with a house like with walter white.

[@asan1050]

Thanks

[@rizqeenurhani3683]

gotta give it to the bb direcvtors. they can make one hell of a finale

[@tompeacetoall420]

Please please answer this. So chucks fake illness coincides with jimmy passing bar more or less? If this is a no duh my bad I rely too much on your reviews to set me right. I coulda missed one ! Be safe 3 is coming

[@cooperbourke7717]

Loved the Finale!!!

[@milesdantravis]

Would have been better had they framed Kevin Costner and let Jimmy get the slip.

[@Dan210871]

Exactly. And I think 86 years in prison would be a fitting punishment for any person involved in inflicting shitty "Yellowstone" on viewers.

[@citizenVader]

I wonder how many surviving the zombie outbreak

[@axery47]

Very sad ending 😢😢😢

[@mraj8372]

Let's see how much Looper got wrong. I think you guys underestimate this fan base.

[@theultimaterental]

The ending was so dumb. No your honor I don’t want 7 years I want 86 years…very believable. The black and white also sucked ass. The whole second half of season 6 was a disaster. Vince needs to lay off the dope

[@f0kes32]

well, he did it to save Kim. to redirect all attention to himself. have to agree on black and white though, no symbol should cost that much.

[@salpirwani]

Better call Kim?

[@robertfyfield4055]

Robson green ?

[@Itachi_Uchiha4485]

When I seen bcs on Netflix after finishing breaking bad I would skip cause I would think it wouldn’t be good as breaking bad but man I was wrong they both were so good I just finish season 6 the best season

[@spyker121]

So he didn't get 7 years ??

[@Dan210871]

86, which is fitting given what the number means in American slang.

[@somerandombloke69]

I liked it a lot, shame that he didn't take the 7 years

[@promokk]

The oddest ending...no one made it..and Gene looks like a chester 🤓👽

[@coachcoach1176]

I hate the fact the Jessie’s weak a$$ is the only one that lived in this universe!!!

[@fredgarv79]

too many god damm flashbacks, I hate them, saying that, I thought it was a good ending

[@38hdjsij]

Damn this show starts with 2 most boring seasons in the world then starts to revv and gets inpeak on 4-5 then suddenly goes down and with a bland ending that i will forget tomorrow morning for sure but I will remember Howard,Lalo and nacho's forever

[@ramses1500]

7 years 😂😂😂he’s the greatest

[@dope4205]

they wanted 106 years he got it down to 7 and than told the truth for 86

[@droberts1593]

@@dope4205 Actually it was life plus 190 years they wanted.

[@dretheman123]

@@droberts1593 They said they’d push for the insane amount of years at trial, but he could cop out at 40 years. Remember they said that’s a chance of him getting some fresh air as an old man 😅.

[@sanhill9409]

I hate the ending

[@nadiradoesntreallymatter558]

Me too...it haunts me

[@pdarn27]

Same

[@zakur0hako]

"explained".

[@manii8397]

What I don’t understand stand is, if “Better call Saul” is a prequel to “Breaking bad”, how does Saul end up serving this long in jail?

[@xtremetv9345]

The black and white parts are after Breaking Bad

[@themightyredemption]

Did you even watch the series? Color is prequel, Black and White is Sequel.

[@manii8397]

@@xtremetv9345 ok thanks

[@owenhamilton4674]

My guy watched all 6 season of this show and did not understand a single thing

[@briansheeran4185]

The best TV Series I have ever seen. Apart from the ending.

[@aleksabajic2221]

Why?

[@DenseEpiphany]

I'm sorry but it feels like u weren't invested in the character cuz then u would understand that this was a nearly perfect ending for this character. But I get it, it's too complex for some folks

[@briansheeran4185]

@@aleksabajic2221 - The whole "visited by 3 ghosts" thing didn't work. No one would be happy going to prison for the rest of their life, and it was just a Game of Thrones style dud.

[@themightyredemption]

@@briansheeran4185 When they have been running their whole life from facing reality sometimes it easier to give in and tell the truth especially if it helps Kim.

[@briansheeran4185]

@@themightyredemption - I'm not talking about life lessons. I'm talking about entertaining drama.

[@maximoferrino1862]

I think that Kim got it too easy. She deserve to be punished somehow for Howard and the many cruelties she show.

[@KopCole]

We need a Kim Wexler series now

[@machine525]

Her character isn't strong or interesting enough to support its own series. At least not one as magnificent as BB or YBCS. I wouldn't watch a show about a benign brochure maker or run of the mill legal aid volunteer.

[@dretheman123]

Nahh that’d be poor. The only character left you could really flesh out is Gus. His rise to become one of biggest drug distributors from a mere chicken shop owner in Mexico would be worth a watch. All of the other characters don’t have as strong a backstory, or we’ve already got the gist of who they are.

[@machine525]

@@dretheman123Exactly. I would definitely watch a series on Gus.

[@aldodelara9867]

Bro i need netflix to hurry up with this shit

[@ericreyes4709]

My only question for Gene would have to be where did he get the diamonds? And what significance did it play on his character?

[@darshin95]

a meaningless question

[@justken1900]

If it had any significance beyond portability they would have shown us.

[@IMP3TIGO]

I don't like this voice of Looper. Sounds too amateurish. Should have had the woman do it.

[@mylifemyrule4580]

This show is only for the few

[@coachcoach1176]

The ending was terrible

[@RichieOooo]

Is it just me… when on the prisoner bus, when the guy in front of Jimmy / Saul leans forward to speak to someone… the guy turns around and I can’t help but think it’s Pinkman with a beard and longer hair??? Anyone else or just me?

[@XxXDestroyer]

😊

[@HunterL95]

Let’s be real the ending sucked

[@pdarn27]

If it’s got to be explained, it’s not a good ending.

[@williamwatkins6422]

Yes it should be easily digestible and spoon fed for the differently abled. Better Call Saul

[@ahsanshahzad1075]

This has to be the shittiest opinion i have read in a while. There are a lot of great movies and series with somewhat difficult to understand ending. Needless to say, This was one was pretty straightforward and I don't think needs much explaination.

[@teiull9388]

@@ahsanshahzad1075 code geass has the best anime ending according to the anime community and critics alike, but it can be hard to digest

[@scrapinmomma]

I was looking for this comment

[@EntrEsprit]

Dumb argument. Btw it's another proof that people sometimes putting likes to comments which look convincing, but make no sense 1) If you know this channel, they are explaining almost every ending, that's one of their topics 2) So you saying to me if let's say "Shutter Island" or "Inception" endings is explained it is not a good ending? Lol

[@arbur4746]

the ending SUCKED!!!! disgusting!

[@keysersoze4309]

Didn't like the ending at all! Everything was cool until the confession. Everything could have stayed, even the confession EXCEPT the life behind bars. SMH

[@jhyland87]

Such a crappy ending....

[@dino50]

It's an amazing ending how did you want it to end

[@jhyland87]

@@dino50 It reminds me of the ending of Flight, where both of them are right on the edge of either getting away with it or getting a much more lenient sentence, but then their conscious all of a sudden kicks in and they fess up to everything they've done wrong. I guess they need to show the audience that truth/honesty is a virtue and blah blah blah. But it makes no sense that his character would totally sabotage his own defense like that to voluntarily spend the rest of his life in prison.

[@dude...are-you-sure]

That ending was the most anticlimactic ending unsatisfying ending EVER. How does the greatest conman end up in jail. That's ridiculous and absolutely lazy of the show created to end it so tragically for Jimmy. It just kills the whole story and waste of time watching the show.

[@blakedevitt6948]

Hated it. This whole season was so meh...

[@franciscomira2958]

The last 4 episodes were terrible. Just awful.

[@christinem894]

The only way I am liking Jimmy in jail at the end is at least he was not in prison during Breaking Bad's timeline in episode "Gliding Over All" otherwise hated it this crap ending.

[@themightyredemption]

Jimmy is in jail way after breaking bad not sure where the issue is. Color is prequel Black and White is sequel. If you didnt even watch the series why comment.

[@24sparks1]

Nope fuck that ending I hate unrealistic unrelatable wanna be deep series ending I'm okay with things not ending happy but not one human on this planet would do this you would take the 7 years then get out and be Jimmy McGill I hate self-destructive self-deprecating characters bad ending

[@Carolina_Panthers145]

I think show was garbage anyways

[@pdarn27]

It was a decent show but big time overrated. Without the BB angle this show wouldn’t be as highly regarded.

[@gilligan80]

You joined KZbin in 2018.... are you 14

[@mikehat9841]

@@pdarn27 without the bb there wouldn't be a prequel anyway.thats the point of the prequels.understand and enjoy watching the origin of the original show and characters

[@JJbike]

I never liked it either. kept hoping thru the years and there were brief moments of brilliance but overall it was boring. Wont be watching any reruns, that is a fact. Other channels have many comments similar to yours. I'm glad it's over...

[@Gemmarose9012]

@@pdarn27 I agree with you completely!