Top 10 Rewatchable Moments On Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul

[@WatchMojo]

Now that both shows are completed- do you think “Better Call Saul” outdid its predecessor, “Breaking Bad”? Superfans: battle it out in the comments! For more Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, check out our playlist: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3yyZISrqtmEeNk

[@metalveyn]

Better call Saul is better I think it showed what happened before

[@Cartee_wlr]

Ratio

[@Jeremiah_Rivers76]

I can’t decide which is better! My favorite moment from BB Season 4 has to be the face-off between Gus and Hector.

[@PincheBeto_Bass]

Breaking bad is like my wife but better call Saul is the hot side piece that does things my wife doesn't.

[@user-df8lp9zq8s]

Am I not going to compare these shows? Why should I do this if both shows are legendary, both shows were done by the same people? Both shows are of the same universe, oh my God , bcs even improves breaking Bad by filling it with details . I won't compare these shows. This is wrong

[@RCB122398]

Walter White admitting that he did it for himself instead for his family is my no. 1. It's such a relief knowing he stopped lying to everyone even to himself.

[@Coyotek4]

"I did it for me ..." "I liked it ... I was good at it ... I felt, alive."

[@marcuslee698]

Only the massive “death scenes” and “explosions” really ever get mentioned when talking about the best scene. I really think that chucks breakdown in chicanery might be one of the best things I’ve ever seen

[@jafetvelez7377]

I personally enjoy rewatching Lalo’s introduction and Walt on the phone w Skyler as the cops listen in

[@CCASSIDY]

I agree. I also feel like Walt needed that alter ego. He felt weak and insignificant. He was a guy that should’ve been a multi millionaire. He couldn’t let it go. Especially knowing that hes dying with out being able to even give them anything. There are so many hints to this especially the infamous “I’m the one who knocks” speech.

[@ahmedsaied2487]

Me too

[@pampride7962]

I loved Nacho’s final scene. Saying his peace and taking his fate into his own hands. I could rewatch that over and over!

[@dylanwesley3964]

Seriously my favorite part of Better Call Saul.

[@stefanobailey740]

I was surprised it wasn't on the list

[@OBJYN788]

I was very surprised it wasn’t on the list. Then again there are too many scenes that I love across both these shows

[@turnerburner922]

YOU THINK OF ME

[@bobbobert9379]

*I* put you in that wheelchair

[@kay-dc8495]

The entire shows are rewatchable. They're both masterclasses

[@chasehedges6775]

Two of the best shows ever!

[@bbguy2245]

I only rly think breaking bad is amazing and better call saul is a cool little side plot But that's my opinion Edit: I didnt mean side plot but you know what I mean and i didnt says it's bad or even mediocre i meant almost as good as breaking bad so stop hating on my opinion Edit 2 to stop being hated on: I DID NOT MEAN SIDE PLOT I MEAN EXTRA PLOT

[@marcuslee698]

@@bbguy2245 are you serious ? Better call Saul is one of the most intricate, well shot, most detailed show of all time. It’s far from a “little side plot”. In pretty much every single way it surpasses breaking bad, and I’m not hating on breaking bad btw, they’re 2 of the best shows I’ve ever seen - but I have to give it to BCS

[@stegio2745]

@@bbguy2245 Wtf? If anything, it's BCS which makes Breaking Bad seem like the "cool side plot". Have you even watched all the seasons?

[@bbguy2245]

@@marcuslee698 bruh it my opinion and I think i wrote it wrong

[@nikeairjordanfly]

"walter white couldn't have done it without me"-- gives me the same vibes as "I am the one who knocks" and " say my name"

[@miljann98]

But it wasn't the same point. Jimmy wasn't trying to boost his ego, like Walt did. Jimmy was confessing to what he's done, he's getting rid of all the burden on his back, and he's saving Kim and making her proud by telling the truth.

[@nikeairjordanfly]

@@miljann98 what i meant is how bad ass of a moment it was, I wasn't trying to make a point lol

[@miljann98]

@@nikeairjordanfly Okay I wasn't trying to outsmart you, dom't get sensitive..

[@A1PrimeTimeMovies]

@@miljann98 weirdo. Where did nikeairjordanfly get sensitive? 😂😂

[@influensiiirphilippines9679]

YES

[@c0nspiracyth0t98]

I actually enjoyed Better Call Saul so much more. It was so so good. It gave BB more meaning and depth. I’m so sad it’s over.

[@tony961]

Better call saul makes walter seem like a maniac if you've never seen breaking bad.

[@greenacres1909]

@@tony961 Good because I hated Walter and his path of destruction with little remorse.

[@clove1004]

@@tony961 he *is* a maniac

[@tony961]

@@clove1004 I know, I was just thinking of someone who's just seen BCS and not BB.

[@junkowl7539]

@@tony961 you said "seem". He IS a maniac and poeple's reaction to him in BCS is valid.

[@youngtrackfield1937]

Jessie saying "I am not turning down the money Walt, I am turning down you" is definitely one of the best scenes in bb and personally one of the most rewatchable

[@ajay316]

Yes, A similar iconic scene is Walt turning down Jesse. At Saul's office, Walt says "I'm in, you're out! "

[@TheUberVideo]

Both shows are rewatchable adding to the fact that Better Call Saul really enhances Breaking Bad more.

[@yashkose3496]

A whole new perception

[@barry4649]

Breaking Bad enhances Better Call Saul actually

[@drackyslime]

@@barry4649 both enhance each other

[@yashkose3496]

@@barry4649 Nope it’s the quite opposite actually . BB would simply never exist without BCS

[@ajay316]

@@yashkose3496 For people watching only BCS many things would be unclear. Like who is Ed, why is Gene calling him? (only revealed in Season 5, by that time audience would have forgotten) Last three episodes will be very confusing. But, the story is prefect for people watching only BB. So, it's the opposite. BCS cannot exist without BB

[@simoncharette907]

One important omission, IMO, would be the part when Lalo enters in Kim and Jimmy's appartment and shoots Howard. Infinitely thrilling.

[@panos3051]

And IMO the most inspired detail of that scene is the flicker of the candle that announces the entry.

[@simoncharette907]

@@panos3051 oh god yes

[@LedgerJoker77]

great moment but probably the hardest scene in either show to rewatch

[@lindaslattery8341]

@@LedgerJoker77 I would put Hank’s death above Howard’s as the hardest to watch.

[@akilkotamarti1000]

@@lindaslattery8341 I'd say Howard's death was harder to watch because between Howard and Hank, Howard was actually in the wrong place at the wrong time.

[@stingrey1571]

the confession was good but watching jimmy wheel and deal a 190 year prison sentence down to 7 was brilliant.

[@alessioleporati1478]

In the second episode of BCS he wheeled down the death penalty to two months probation for those two con artists remember?

[@sexybrunchset8881]

​@@alessioleporati1478 worlds 2nd best lawyer indeed

[@David-xc4we]

They’re both the 2 greatest shows ever made in my opinion!

[@chasehedges6775]

Same. 💯💯💯

[@Leonum1860]

I put Mad Men in front but Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul are close :)

[@homelessjesse9453]

@@Leonum1860 1) Sopranos 2) Mad Men 3) Everything else. I never thought Walter White was that interesting of a character.

[@prashantsolanki9683]

@@homelessjesse9453 pretty trash opinion

[@benvolio5415]

@@homelessjesse9453 💀

[@realeboga1681]

I also loved the scene where Walt found out that Skyler gave Ted some money. And he's busy laughing under the floor. That scene was so good

[@sorin-3510]

For me, "I broke my boy" from Better Call Saul is by far Mike's best moment.

[@majid3789]

Mike's confession 'I broke my boy' scene from BCS deserved a spot on this list

[@thesilverecluse]

I didn’t realize until now that the story about half measures by Mike relates back (forward) to Werner Ziegler.

[@ericdelgado1373]

How in the world did the ending of the crawl space episode not make this list? Best BB scene IMO

[@myLUQ]

there are so many good scenes in these shows it’s impossible to only choose 10 tbh

[@wifine1951]

Should’ve done top 100

[@user-tj3re5tm2u]

I wonder

[@bookeblade]

Ikr

[@royalkuhnt8216]

I feel the same

[@thephilosphermichael]

The "lily of the valley" reveal at the end of season 4 had my jaw literally dropped. Best moment 💯

[@JordanNoahArn]

Just rewatched that episode, and in the beginning, Walt is spinning a gun on the table and it points towards the flowers

[@WEYYYY874]

Me and my dad was full on surprised by that reveal, it’s just damn. He poisoned a kid.

[@yurakennardokusnar5792]

Disappointed that Lalo is not on the list, he gave several memorable scenes: - The phone call with Mike - "Tell me again." - Killing Howard - His first ever scene - His shootout with Gus - Hiring Saul

[@dialp4penguin]

"Tell me again" was incredible, totally agree. That scene was just as intense as anything in BB.

[@yurakennardokusnar5792]

@@dialp4penguin indeed. He really owns the room there.

[@ratedr7845]

Zieeeeeegler

[@joaorossas6436]

"Tell me again" scene should be in the TOP 3. But hey...This is Watchmojo...

[@francisburgess5239]

WERNER ZIEEEEGLER

[@Destinychanged]

Better Call Saul had more great dialogue moments. Breaking Bad had more great story moments.

[@marcuslee698]

Nah I disagree. Dialogue very much forms story, and without it, those “story moments” wouldn’t hit as hard. I see better call Saul as a drama with action, and breaking bad as an action with drama. For example, the dialogue in chicanery between chuck and jimmy makes for one of the best story moments of television

[@franciscocota6440]

"Someone has to protect this family from the man that protects this family." Skylar's best phrase.

[@ARIXANDRE]

Both are simply peak TV masterpieces. Favorite shows of all time.

[@theghostreckon316]

Walter saying “What’s my name” is the peak of his Heisenberg phase.

[@jek4837]

That scene could have easily replaced at least 6 others on this list.

[@liar6371]

Chuck's rant is extremely underrated and is one of the best things that happened in the universe

[@marcuslee698]

Exactlyyyyyyyy, arguably the single best scene in both of the 2 shows. The way jimmy runs chuck into the ground, and then chuck, unbeknownst to himself, literally runs his own reputation and self into the ground, all due to a mental condition that’s very slowly taking his own life away

[@AaronDodgerBlueSB]

Nacho’s final words to Hector definitely had to be here

[@that.canadian.vaper.guyTCVG]

Saul coming clean and saying that Walter White couldn't have done it without me, THAT was chilling. Such a good performance. God, I need to rewatch both of these shows lol

[@jkklms2880]

honestly, Nachos final speech is something i could watch over and over

[@dusktildawn2428]

My #1 would be the whole train scene from BB. Absolutely riveting.

[@bookeblade]

Not just one of the greatest scenes in tv history it’s one of the greatest piece of art/entertainment ever put on screen. Everything about Dead freight was awesome.

[@shahanahsan05]

Nacho's monologue,the ending of BCS,Jesse confronting Saul & Walt admitting that he did for himself are personal favorites

[@andresfelquintero]

nacho's final speech is really good and rewatchable.

[@ewankirky8146]

“Someone has to protect this family, from the man that protects this family”. Up there with the greatest lines in the BrBa/BCS Universe.

[@SexyButCurious]

Unlike Better Call Saul, I didn't watch Breaking Bad until it basically ended on AMC in binge watch the entire series on Netflix. Both really iconic shows and I will miss them both

[@avclub2456]

That no half measure scene was the first scene that made me love the show

[@Auronfan02]

I think both shows are amazing as they are and you cant really say which one is better as they are equally good in their own way. However, I was thrilled with the final of BCS. For me one of the best endings of a show in general.

[@cadeevans4623]

The whole show is rewatchable such a great show and great moments

[@barcalona55]

I still say Breaking Bad is better just because it has more climatic parts.

[@gigabuster_87]

Both of these shows have opened my eyes to perspectives that I may never again experience. I do not want to think one is better than the other. I feel that gives them both an injustice. From here on, as I watch, reminisce, or think of these two shows, I will look to how they both have changed my looks into perspectives and why I enjoyed these shows as equals and as their own.

[@jaimemiguel1985]

Both series are masterpieces. Each has his own remarkable scene which will be impossible to forget. The whole cast on both series has made 2 unique and unrepeatable series. This is story of tv

[@Rjm00]

I could watch mike out smarting people for hours

[@swampthing94]

I mean, in my mind it's like this: Breaking Bad is like Master of Puppets and Better Call Saul is like And Justice For All. Take that for what you will

[@manocean1092]

Perfect analogy, two pairs of masterpieces

[@swampthing94]

@@manocean1092 And apparently the Slippin' Jimmy cartoon is like Lulu from what I've heard and seen

[@manocean1092]

@@swampthing94 LMAO the unwanted, neglected one, fits perfectly And I guess El Camino could be Hardwired... to Self-Destruct

[@swampthing94]

@@manocean1092 That, or Death Magnetic. The reheating of a good old thing. It still works, it's not 100% like it used to be and you begin to notice the artist's age but you enjoy it a lot nonetheless

[@gregpahren7441]

Hate to say you missed one because everything here is phenomenal, but the scene with Jimmy, Kim, and Lalo where Jimmy is telling Lalo what happened in the desert is maybe the best scene in the history of television.

[@HerSandiness]

That's where Kim proved herself the REAL badass of the entire series... telling Lalo what's what and basically making him retreat like a dog with its tail tucked between its legs. 🤩

[@galicredstone]

Tell me again.

[@ajay316]

What about the Lalo killing Howard scene. That's the best. I think that episode got some awards.

[@aokijannick7616]

Just commented the same thing lol…it‘s my favorite tv scene of all time

[@gregpahren7441]

@@ajay316 Yep, another great one

[@hoffmanthemilkman1]

My favourite scene is when Hank confronts Walt in the garage upon discovering the latter is Heisenberg.

[@geoffreywoodrum5261]

I know right!!! How was that not on the list “I suggest you tread lightly” gives me chills every time I watch it

[@bbguy2245]

I love how breaking bad is still being talked about it is that good even when better call saul is gonna end

[@Squeeperguy]

The no half measures speech is so thoughtful and great. Really underrated

[@Matstr25]

I'd have put the Mike scene in the parking garage on here. Really sets the tone for his wise but effective character in both shows.

[@danielwadler5087]

There is no way the death of Howard isn't #1

[@pretendtobenormal8064]

Wait, does that mean you find death scenes rewatchable? Is Howard's better than Jane's?

[@lenevee4925]

Skyler's comment was pretty good as well even though she said it at a later time, "Someone has to protect this family from the man who protects this family." I had to think about that for a minute🤔

[@stingrey1571]

watching jimmy destroy chuck was heart breaking.

[@et7758]

As much as I love Breaking Bad for it's linear character progression and suspense, I appreciate Better Call Saul for it's great character development for Jimmy and Kim, and inner tug of war between Jimmy and Saul to the very end.

[@boomerpetway8263]

Both solid. But BCS much more rewatchable over all. Scene missing from this list?… the pimento sandwich. Helps establish Mike as the solid character that he is, and I’ve gone back to watch it over and over.

[@cgopie1]

Surprised you left out the remote controlled machine gun massacre of Jack and his crew. I actually thought it was a guarantee to be a top 3 moment.

[@jimlemke3658]

Top 3 most unbelievable moments maybe...

[@Wrance92]

How can anyone question that the best moment for both series is when Walter White delivers the speech of a decade at his high school after the plain crashes. "what you're left with casualty-wise is just the 50th-worst air disaster. Actually, tied for 50th. There are, in truth 53 crashes throughout history that are just as bad or worse. Tenerife. Has anybody? Anybody heard of Tenerife? No?"

[@grahambarger9418]

As badass as Walt’s “say my name”/“stay out of my territory”/“the one who knocks” all are (I didn’t think One Who Knocks Could Be Outdone), I think the most badass line/speech in the saga is Nacho sticking it to Hector and the cousins, particularly sticking the landing with that growling “you think of me”

[@karlhungus545]

Nacho was my favourite character from both shows, and that's high praise considering the masterful job of character development both shows gave us. The pill scene was PERFECT, and one of the most tense scenes I've ever watched on TV. For a TV show to suck me in like that...awesome 👍

[@goh02]

Just imagine, take a little escene of a episode and make one of the greatest show of all time. Vince is the next level. Breaking Bad is the 🐐.

[@marcuslee698]

BCS 🐐

[@Sjrick]

Someone has to protect this family, from the man who protects this family. I never noticed that before.. brilliant writing.

[@fakhrurrazi454]

I'll never forget when we had to wait 11 months after that WW episode. Sometimes I envy the binge watchers.

[@batgurrl]

Both entire series are rewatch able multiple times. I much preferred Better Call Saul after it was done. Attempting a prequel was risky but it turned out to be brilliant. I’m guessing Face Off will be number one as I’m up to 5 now but I see I was wrong now that it’s done

[@betchu]

Walter White ready to surrender watching Gretchen & Elliott on TV and deciding to go back + the intro song playing. Masterpiece! Full body chills, in my opinion the best scene from both shows!

[@megschramm8307]

TV My favorite Better Call Saul moment is listening to Chuck play the piano. Michael McKean is such a talented actor/musician!

[@youknow227]

6:51 I don't think I've ever seen Skyler smile

[@THRAINofNAIN]

This watchmojo episode was surprisingly insightful to the series. I've watched ton's of 'lore' videos and full story breakdowns of many of these moments mentioned, but yet watchmojo caught some things that even the most hardcore channels dedicated to the series didn't catch. They must have many sources going through the series of BCS and BB (and EC) to highlight these notes. Kind regards to the team that researched this video. Well done.

[@whitefx2]

The interaction when Hank punches Walt and Walt says, if you say you don’t really know who I am, your best coarse of action is to thread lightly. Best scene

[@vtmiller63]

The fact that Nacho’s final scene in BCS is not included in this list is criminal…pun intended.

[@mini696]

Every scene with Mike and/or Gus and/or Saul. They made the show.

[@petermilkey9408]

my favorite is when Walt admits to his psychiatrist that there was no fugue state. He's a vastly overqualified H.S. teacher whose former colleagues have surpassed him in every way imaginable. He and his wife are preparing for an unexpected child. His teenage son has C.P. and he'll be dead in two years from lung cancer. Then he questions the doctor if he, Walt, is feeling any STRESS. That and the train robbery, except for Todd offing the boy on the bicycle

[@KanderUdon]

Howard’s death is definitely up there

[@robjeanbras1130]

Ironically if Chuck knew a little more about electromagnetism, he could have argued the fact that no current is flowing through a battery removed from a device so he wouldn't "feel it" but with his condition I don't think this fact would have matter to Chuck. He "feels" it all.

[@sowa76]

Best scene in either show is where Walter confronts tuco after he steals the meth from Jesse. Walter really starts to come into his own and enjoys being bad.

[@petermilkey9408]

Heisenberg: "You're wrong about one thing. This is not meth"

[@vincevanbro9641]

I know Ozymandias is the popular choice, but Face Off is the best episode in BB imo

[@joshuafuller8121]

Half measures for me, but, really, it Saul Goodman.

[@samwhite1631]

Howard Hamlin's death is definitely rewatchable

[@KakashiHatake-xq6wx]

There is only 3 rewatchable moments in the Breaking Bad universe and it’s the entire Breaking Bad the entire Better Call Saul and El Camino

[@nicmackenzie]

Even doing a Top 20 rewatchable moments for the two shows would be difficult for me. But my best was the candle flickering when Lalo entered Kim's apartment.

[@patelpump3257]

I was expecting the scene when Walt and Pinkman try to poison Hector Salmanca in the Breaking Bad series just before Tuco is killed. That Ding Ding Scene was terrific.

[@annrodriguez2891]

This should of been top 50!!!!When Nacho killed himself..when Gene almost killed Marion...when Hank died..when Jane died...when Jesse Pinkman did anything...need I go on ???

[@irenemills6998]

I loved Breaking Bad, but wow, just wow! I think Better Call Saul is even better. Loved this show!

[@crystalshaw8744]

" I am the danger". " I am the one who knocks ". To of the best lines written in TV show history.

[@frustyak]

The Cousins' attack on Hank in the parking lot.

[@murungikingorijohn1958]

Both shows are masterpieces

[@inhabitantdomingo487]

You miss Nacho's final speech. One of the sickest monologue in this series

[@cgopie1]

I enjoyed BCS, but I still prefer BB. BCS had episodes that were as good as the best Breaking Bad episodes, but there were too many things in BCS that I didn't care much for that were dragged out for too long. The whole Jimmy/Chuck thing, whilst it was necessary for the development of Saul's character, I felt it wasn't necessary to have it as the main storyline for three full seasons. I found it kinda annoying, and there were times where I felt like switching off mid-way through some episodes because of it. Also, I work for one of the top law firms in the UK, and whilst America do things a bit differently, having an intrinsic understanding as to how things work within such a company, I struggled to take a lot of the Jimmy-the-lawyer character development seriously. Some of things he was able to do, both within the confines of the law and out of it, just simply didn't make much sense. For most of you reading this and without a good understanding of the legal system, me watching BCS' take on how the law works puts me off BCS as much as it would for most of you if BCS had multiple scenes where Saul/Kim break into song and dance in the middle of the street, with the whole of Albuquerque joining in. It would make you just think "wtf?", and that's how the BCS legal storylines made me feel most of the time.

[@lovefootball1288]

Seeing as you're a lawyer, your opinion is invalid. Lawyers are snakes and Netflix doesn't have a subtitle option for snakes, so you probably just didn't understand what was going on.

[@dylanwesley3964]

The Jimmy and Chuck storyline was incredibly written. It was character devolpment at its finest.

[@carbonation28]

I feel like Walt exploding tucos drug den, and the box cutter scene needed to be here. I've watched those two scenes more than any other.

[@CUZUMofficial]

I am the one who knocks will always be one of the most iconic Breaking Bad scenes.

[@JamesDavis-sh9gh]

Should be Top 20. One of them should have been "Say My Name." Nuff Said.

[@OconByrd519]

The sixth and final season of BCS, is better than any season of BB. Can't believe they were able to make another show even better than its predecessor.

[@joebond545]

1st Better call saul 2nd Breaking bad Two greatest shows in TV history Also nachos final scene

[@aiyanhaque2531]

The train heist, Fermented Mercury at Tuco's, Say My Name, Stay out of my territory, Mike stealing Kettleman's money, Jimmy saving heull, Mike's sniper and shoe trick, Mike's Spike trick, Jimmy's Rolex scams, Lalo's "Tell me again"... Actually this should be list of 20.

[@texaskobe2448]

How did say my name not make it on here? Other than that solid list!

[@jdamiani83]

“You better tread lightly.” -WW

[@kenfrmcape2355]

I thought Mike's "They Broke My Boy" scene should have been on the list.

[@56postoffice]

*"I'm the one who knocks!"* That's when I knew Walter White was just his persona and that he's actually Heisenberg. The look of terror on Skylar's face says it all. Edit: When Hector finally gets Gus Fring, that explosion we saw the result of Gus. Wonder how Hector and Tyrese fared......?😈

[@michaelnelson4439]

You guys should do an updated list and include moments from El Camino!

[@jdot666x420]

Nothing worth adding from it tbh

[@someguythatwasmorbed8251]

Howard going "insane" in the meeting room is one of my favorites, as he accuses Judge Casimiro wrongfully.

[@granzert1711]

The whole show is totally rewatchable. I'm currently on my fourth rewatch.

[@bear0785]

4:13 when Jimmy points Kim and says "It's all good, man!" Which sounds very close to "Saul Goodman", or the other way around. I guess that's why he came up with the name "Saul Goodman" in the first place.

[@masterman2181]

Better Caul Saul is the best prequel to anything, I cant believe I started watching Yesterday

[@joshuaholmberg2042]

Best Better Call Saul Scenes imo: (Spoilers) 10. Battery in Chuck's Pocket (Chicanery) 9. Lalo confronting Jimmy and Kim (Bad Choice Road) 8. Kim and Jimmy's breakup (Fun and Games) 7. Gus and Lalo's fight (Point and Shoot) 6. Saul confessing to everything after talking his sentence down (Saul Gone) 5. All three "If you had a time machine" scenes (Saul Gone) 4. Nacho confrontation and suicide in the desert (Rock and Hard Place) 3. Kim and Jimmy's call (Waterworks) 2. Lalo murdering Howard (Plan and Execution) 1. Kim walking out of the prison and Saul doing finger guns (Saul Gone) I might be forgetting some stuff, but yeah. Something about when Saul did the finger guns was amazing

[@shahanahsan05]

I would put the finger gun scene as one of my favorites in the entire show

[@YoutubesaysimCyberbully]

Chicanery , cartel scenes and smth else , these things had me rewatching breaking bad and Saul after i finished it not that long ago

[@joememe2395]

Forget rewatching the moments I’d rewatch every single season of those shows.

[@justlivin2499]

There will never be a show quite like BB and BCS ever again

[@ChrisAnderson42]

You could have easily done a top 20, "This isn't meth", Pimento, Jesse kills Gabe, Lalo visits Saul and Kim, Hank kills the cousins, Mike kills Werner, Tod kills Andrea, Lalo kills Howard, The bath scene, Nacho's death. While I absolutely LOVE Breaking Bad for all the "WoW" moments, I absolutely LOVE Better call Saul for the over all story telling, character development and production quality. I mean they added 3 characters Kim, Nacho and Lalo, to the 3 we already knew and had us adoring them all, despite the fact that 3 of them are scumbag meth dealing criminals, one is a hitman for the cartel and another is the Lawyer that launders their money . In all, I consider them both, the one show, I could just not say one is better than the other. Its BBBCS for me and it's the greatest show ever.