Better Call Saul

like a cayenne pepper lol

*slaps fivehead*

Yes, we thought the same thing, they spent way too much time on a the desert scene. In a show where its supposed to end this season with only two episodes left, what the fuck!?

One more season to go.

[Rick Modena]

Yeah it was a very long 1 scene. I think I hated the fly scene more though.

Yes, we thought the same thing, they spent way too much time on the desert scene. In a show where its supposed to end this season with only two episodes left, what the fuck!?



Edit; The wife just told me that on her phone news feed, 'Better Call Saul' has been renewed for season 6, Okay then, H.I...

[Trip McNeely]

without a doubt the fly episode/scene was far worse. BCS is really starting to feel like the proper segue into BB, which i'm liking. much like BB it was slow to get going but once there it's been great since.

Yeah, for sure. This season has by far been off the wall. Great in every sense.

[lowthreeohz]

Yeah it was a very long 1 scene. I think I hated the fly scene more though.

without a doubt the fly episode/scene was far worse. BCS is really starting to feel like the proper segue into BB, which i'm liking. much like BB it was slow to get going but once there it's been great since.

[Trip McNeely]

tf was up with the spare tire carrier on back of the porsche? yuck.

this bagman episode felt a lot like the fly episode in BB.. lots of time wasted and didn't move the storyline too much.

Yeah it was a very long 1 scene. I think I hated the fly scene more though.

[lowthreeohz]

tf was up with the spare tire carrier on back of the porsche? yuck.

this bagman episode felt a lot like the fly episode in BB.. lots of time wasted and didn't move the storyline too much.

Like food pepper? I'm lost.

like a cayenne pepper lol

Drawing from your line of thinking do you think they picked a Cayenne for the twins because of the pepper. Looks good or normal on the outside, but potent on the inside like the pepper? Lol I dunno

Like food pepper? I'm lost. lol But yes, that was another vehicle I immediately noticed that I think they put a lot of thought into. It fit them both perfect.

[Trip McNeely]

Ep Bagman was a masterpiece. When the twins were getting the 7 mil, that shot of the minigun on a stand in the vault makes me hope it is going to show back up, just like the M60 from s5e1 of Breaking Bad reappeared in the finale. It is a near ironclad rule of story telling that if you introduce a weapon into the story that weapon is going to get used by the end of it.

I also love the subtle car guy nods in both these series. Each character is very well defined by the car they drive, and it is almost never anything conventional you would see in typical TV. In Bagman there was an excellent shot of Mike opening the hood of the Suzuki from the point of view of the cap and wires and the composition of it impressed me. I'm guessing Saul ends up with his signature Caddy in the next two eps since the Suzuki is a goner now.

Drawing from your line of thinking do you think they picked a Cayenne for the twins because of the pepper. Looks good or normal on the outside, but potent on the inside like the pepper? Lol I dunno

Ep Bagman was a masterpiece. When the twins were getting the 7 mil, that shot of the minigun on a stand in the vault makes me hope it is going to show back up, just like the M60 from s5e1 of Breaking Bad reappeared in the finale. It is a near ironclad rule of story telling that if you introduce a weapon into the story that weapon is going to get used by the end of it.

I also love the subtle car guy nods in both these series. Each character is very well defined by the car they drive, and it is almost never anything conventional you would see in typical TV. In Bagman there was an excellent shot of Mike opening the hood of the Suzuki from the point of view of the cap and wires and the composition of it impressed me. I'm guessing Saul ends up with his signature Caddy in the next two eps since the Suzuki is a goner now.

[Rick Modena]

Or will she end up in prison. Or when things finally end in the post Breaking Bad black and white world, will he get a happy ending with her turning back up again?

I'm curious if all this is going to tie into El Camino somehow. That movie just sort of popped up out of no where, and Robert Forrester's character has been in this season. I hope his death doesn't fuck up whatever they were writing.

My wife and I are trying to wrap our head around what happens to her too, we think since they got married, the cartel, specifically Lalo is going to kill her. We came out with that by Jimmy getting a conscience with the peoples family that Lalo killed.

And Forrester dying sucks, he was perfect for this role and we loved him in Jackie Brown...

Fuck, I didn’t know he died! Man that sucks.. his character was great!

He died on the day of the freaking El Camino premier.

[Stephen]

Or will she end up in prison. Or when things finally end in the post Breaking Bad black and white world, will he get a happy ending with her turning back up again?

I'm curious if all this is going to tie into El Camino somehow. That movie just sort of popped up out of no where, and Robert Forrester's character has been in this season. I hope his death doesn't fuck up whatever they were writing.

Fuck, I didn’t know he died! Man that sucks.. his character was great!

I agree..

I love to hate Lydia... Saul has now pretty much turned into his full breaking bad self.. the only thing I’m curious to find out is what happens to kim. Will the cartel kill her? Or will she leave jimmy? Can’t wait to find out

Or will she end up in prison. Or when things finally end in the post Breaking Bad black and white world, will he get a happy ending with her turning back up again?

I'm curious if all this is going to tie into El Camino somehow. That movie just sort of popped up out of no where, and Robert Forrester's character has been in this season. I hope his death doesn't fuck up whatever they were writing.

[Stephen]

She's a great piece of writing too, completely out of her league and uptight about it (and everything else), but so ruthless and smart she dives in anyway and holds her own. The character is obnoxious but I appreciate what went into bringing her to life.

His ego going off the rails in the last minute was priceless. I've had a couple of moments like that recently (internally), where things went really right, and it's probably a good thing I didn't have anyone to berate about it. lol "I travel in worlds you can't even imagine, you can't conceive of what I'm capable of! I'm so far beyond you, I'm like a god in human clothing!"

I agree..

I love to hate Lydia... Saul has now pretty much turned into his full breaking bad self.. the only thing I’m curious to find out is what happens to kim. Will the cartel kill her? Or will she leave jimmy? Can’t wait to find out

That chick from Madrigal is so annoying, I hope she isn't in this too much. She had way too big of a part in Breaking Bad. I didn't miss her at all.

lol that was hilarious. His Ego is starting to get big now. I think that was the reason for that, especially after the performance from him on the Mesa Verde Call Center Case.

She's a great piece of writing too, completely out of her league and uptight about it (and everything else), but so ruthless and smart she dives in anyway and holds her own. The character is obnoxious but I appreciate what went into bringing her to life.

His ego going off the rails in the last minute was priceless. I've had a couple of moments like that recently (internally), where things went really right, and it's probably a good thing I didn't have anyone to berate about it. lol "I travel in worlds you can't even imagine, you can't conceive of what I'm capable of! I'm so far beyond you, I'm like a god in human clothing!"