Imo the Gus scene was showing us who Gus wants to be in his heart. He finally could be himself after Lalo and the Cartel threat was gone and he likes that guy and wants to be like a sophisticated guy that drinks wine and is fancy, etc...but when he realizes he's enjoying himself and letting his guard down, he snaps back into Gus mode bc he's chosen this path of revenge and can't risk getting someone else he cares about involved...its a very sad scene imo but a perfect end to his arc, we finally saw him be himself.
i'm pretty sure the wine scene was Gus thinking about pursuing a relationship with that guy, but deciding not to because his revenge for Max is unfinished
Also great because nacho's dad, acknowledges that despite what mike may justify to himself, he is also still a gangster who is responsible for the endless cycle as well.
@@DIEGOSHAY well Id say he is a bit different from Hector who takes pleasure in his villainy and he does have more of a honor code. However its true that Mike has killed people himself, in is responsible for helping a drug kingpin stay in power. In while he does feel bad about anyone getting hurt not in the game, its not enough for him to stop him from helping the ones hurting people not in the game.
Forgive me, this is going to be a long comment: (01) Honestly I have a hard time grading the last three episodes ("Plan and Execution", "Point and Shoot" and "Fun and Games") individually, because put together the whole thing feels like a three part series finale bringing the curtain down on pre-Walter White Albuquerque. I mean "Execution" and "Shoot"* probably hit me the hardest, but the story ain't done until Kim breaks up with Jimmy. *And you would think watching Howard getting assassinated in "Execution" would be the most horrific moment of the three, but "Shoot" somehow managed to double down what with Jimmy being bound to an overturned chair in front of Howard's corpse and said Corpse being unceremoniously tossed into a mass grave with the guy who shot him. (02) The wine scene with Gus. So the thing about Gus' sexuality is that it was never stated concretely that he was in fact homosexual or that Max was in fact his lover -- this was just something insinuated by members of the cartel and heavily implied by the show. So the significance of the scene with the waiter is that it's the first (and so far only) scene where Gus is comfortable enough to let his guard down and openly flirt with someone -- and thus the closest Gus himself comes to confirming that he is in fact gay. But the point of the scene (I think) is to illustrate the tagic cost of Gus' need to avenge Max. The waiter was clearly interested in Gus, and Gus in him, but Gus refuses to mourn Max and move on, choosing instead to wallow in his grief so that he can motivate his vendetta against the cartel. (03) Some other things I've noticed: *Saul drinks from a "World's Greatest Lawyer" mug in his office, a mug that was present in the show. He is in fact the World's Greatest Lawyer because Chuck committed Suicide, Howard was murdered and Kim quit the law. *Both in "Breaking Bad" and in the coda for "Fun and Games", there is a "Better Call Saul" marquee sign with an arrow pointing down, but it's presence in "Games" has a double meaning: Within the context of "Games", the arrow is pointing to Saul's office, but given that the first time we see said sign in the prequel series is after the show makes the final jump to the "Breaking Bad" era, one could read the sign as saying that the Breaking Bad episode "Better Call Saul" goes "Here" in the timeline of Jimmy McGill's character. *Gus orchestrated the death of Nacho Varga, who put Hector Salamanca in a wheel chair, Gus orchestrated the death of Lalo Salamanca, who provided Hector with a bell, Gus orchestrated the physical therapy of Hector Salamanca so that he was confined to the wheelchair and could only ring the bell, and he seduced Walter White into working at his super-lab, which led to Walter White providing Hector with the bomb. Hector sat in Nacho's chair and rang Lalo's bell which activated Walt's bomb, killing Gus.
This is from the previous ep, but just wanted to mention it: all the footage from the cold open in S06E08 (howard's car on the beach) was the very last thing they EVER shot for the show (footage that would be included in the episodes). it was also the first time in either BrBa or BCS that the crew shot outside of New Mexico.
U see in the time jump saul getting busy from the minute he gets up the saul goodman persona is just a coping mechanism him working all day and in night getting Hookers never getting alone with his thoughts. Throughout the prequel u see whenever jimmy tries something good or sincerely he gets rejected first by chuck second by the law commission this final rejection by kim he has nothing but the saul goodman persona left
At the start of the show all we wanted was saul and when he finally came just emptiness. Now we just want jimmy back.. we didn't need to see him buying all the stuff we can piece it together that he probably bought the black book from the vet, maybe bought the statue from the kettlemans back when kim and Jimmy confronted them and bcs tineline ends at 2004 bb starts in 2008 and 4 years is enough for jimmy to fully lose himself and become saul
The scene with Gus at the restaurant was to show he was loosening up, maybe about to have a romantic fling.. then realized what that might lead to (Max).. that he can't have a personal relationship again... so he shut it down.
I thoght he bailed because the waiter guy changed the subject right as Fring was starting to invite him to the "special occasion." Fring was hurt/offended. Either way, your point is the logical conclusion he reached. No room for weakness.
@@jorgeg2941 No, it's not. The writers have already cleared up that Gus is gay. He rejected David cuz he doesn't want to get closer to someone else. He's so focused on revenge that he doest care not to have a private life. Also I think he fears that the cartel founds out he's actually gay. In a lighter note, David doged the biggest bullet of his life
That's the same thing I thought Dan, and I think you're right. Then I realized yesterday that he also has a bullet wound under his shirt and that would mean a lot of explaining haha, so that could be the practical reason.
@@jorgeg2941 I dont think he was hurt or offended... the guy seemed to be interested, and was gonna show him even more rare wines... he comes to the realization about 30 seconds after he leaves, that he cant get involved with 'civiallians'.. and also, as the other person mentioned, hes got a bullet hole hed have to explain
She is indeed from Nebraska, you can see it on the license plate in the Kim flashbacks, also she wore a local Nebraska sport tshirt in BCS at one point!
When gus looked at Hector it had the fire in his reflection eladio probably thinks he hates him a little due to killing his partner little did he know the extent of that hate
jimmy finally saying the truth about the jealousy between Chuck and Howard. too bad he and Howard never spoke to each other about this. they could have worked it out.
Someone pointed out online that we have been waiting to see saul Goodman again and have a good time watching him, now that we have saul goodman, it's a tragedy.
Let's goooooo I just sat down to eat and y'all uploaded just in time 💪💪💪💪 Kim dirty for that line to Howard's wife, they knew she had him in the dog house and that it wasn't known that they were having issues with their marriage and that she wouldn't know if he was using coke. Then throwing that in her face to make her feel guilty about how she treated him. My heart sank when they got to the parking garage, the way the shot lingered before they kissed I knew immediately it was a goodbye kiss and that she was done being there.
I like when formal said we don't know her side of the story in a earlier episode because its truth its easy to judge her. We still don't know her side and either way that pouring his coffee thing was crazy. I doubt Howard did something that bad to deserve that. Nonetheless characters in a story and also people in real life aren't defined by one moment, she stuck up for Howard here, showed she cared at the end of the day and I respect that.
That time jump didn't make me happy just made me feel empty him spending all that money on material things to fill his void him having the world greatest lawyer mug cause kim is no longer a lawyer. It really gives a new perspective on saul goodman
16:05 Those are Patrick’s (Howard) actual instagram pics lol😂 I’ve seen him posting these pics on Twitter in the past couple of months, so I actually lmao when I saw this scene😁 thought it was hilarious they did that
That time jump was great cause we see jimmy being so desperate to get kim to not break up cause he loved her but also she was the one keeping that Last bit of jimmy last bit of humanity in him alive. With kim rejecting him, leaving him that was the last straw to turn himself to saul
We see important locations like hhm just getting closed with both partners dead it's over. Their legacies gone. It's also foreshadowing to see rich correct himself to call jimmy as saul. Jimmy sometimes uses the truth just to cool a situation. Jealousy is probably one of the reasons but he just says that to cool the situation with cheryl
One addendum. Saul didn't choose Nebraska. Ed, the disappearer, had chosen Nebraska for him. If you check Breaking Bad; Series 5, episode 15, Granite State; Ed had chosen Nebraska for Saul.
This is prolly the best written episode of the show imo.10/10 Just because the ones before were 10/10's doesn't mean this one is not, but I get it... Even if the 2 before were more tension and actionpacked this one was as impactful just in a different way
I think the Gus scene was to show that he has no room for love in his life anymore. He got into the game with his (presumed) lover, being Max, and he ended up getting killed as Gus brought him into the game. Gus and the bartender were flirting, and you see Gus genuinely smile, but then right as he leaves, he takes a sip of the wine, which was described as tasting like blood. And with that, the reality sets in that he has no room for love in this game he's gotten himself into. Part of him wants to take the bartender home and crack open that wine bottle, but he knows that there is no room for that in his world. It will only get someone hurt. Like the title implies, its all fun and games until somebody gets hurt. There is no room for fun and games in this game he's involved with (which is something that Kim remarks on later in the episode)
If you are watching on amc+, be careful because they are putting small teasers right after the Peter/Vince credit. Some people don't mind them, but IMO it's more fun seeing the episodes without seeing any promos/teasers.
Kim used the fact howard didn't have a good marriage with Cheryl as he told them in his last conversation when she said to Cheryl " u were his wife u saw him everyday u would have known" now Cheryl probably thinks howard did coke cause of their broken marriage and she blames herself for his death. That was the final straw for kim she does what she has to do to get away but this was too much in the parking lot where they first met that kiss was not lust it was a goodbye kiss. That fun line Kim said was like Walt I did it for me line she felt so disgusted saying that. But she was wrong on part maybe she was fine after breaking up but jimmy just fully turned into saul
I went back and looked at the episode where Hank goes down to the burned up lab and the ground seems to be either soil or enough residue from the burned up stuff makes it look like soil.
Aye Brodie's I noticed some lil parallels in yesterday's episode with the season 2 ending lol check it out Mike helped out Jesse AND now Saul wit a body then Mike told Jesse "you're in the home stretch" he prolly said that to himself staring down the hole Howard n lalos body is at
I think the fun and games title was good cause it's all funand games until so eone gets hurt with the Kim and Jimmy situation howard got killed their games are over. Gus can't have fun he stops himself due to his quest for revenge he stops himself from happiness.
Papa varga scene with mike has a shot of mike being caged in papa really shows mike the reality that his code is bullshit he is still just a gangster that code is just what he does to distinguish himself from others and justify working in this type of business. And it looked like mike wanted to say something to gus in that tunnel but he realised his place he knows now when to speak and when to not
This was the finale of the prequel part it wrapped everything up now if u watch bb u get why these characters are the way they are in bb how gus finally becomes the calculative cold manipulator boss how jimmy becomes saul a cartoon two bit bus bench lawyer and how mike just accepts his position as the enforcer and becomes the almost cold blooded gangster we meet in bb. Bcs was a slow depressiong Train wreck where we saw the devolution of characters
Pretty sure the wine scene was showing that Gus was feeling comfortable finally and actually considered letting that dude come on to him, but he quickly remembered who he is and that he can't have a normal relationship, so he put the mask back on and left.
So far the season feels like a slow fade away and I hope they make it worth it. Maybe I need a while to get over the fact that Howard died because he was at the wrong place at the wrong time.
This episode is one of my favourites just remembering from the first season to now the end where we are the things we saw the good, bad the fun we had and this whole episode was just depressing
That wine scene was gus unwinding but after that guy mentioned blood he stops himself from getting that happiness he realises he can't have this he realises his goal fore revenge for max. This was a great end forges it humanises him a little we get to know what he loses in his quest for revenge
I like that they gave Nacho and his dad Canadian IDs in a nod to Michael Mando being Canadian (Nacho). I also just saw him in an interview saying French is his native tongue but that he speaks English and Spanish. Flipped me out.
KimSenberg man i’m 💀 You’re damn right, she would have served as a perfect right hand to Walt in Breaking Bad. EDIT: This is in my opinion one of the best hours of television ever made. Best episode of the show so far!
21:07 what the hell else is she supposed to there, man lol?? she tells this one final lie (to sell the story. which they H A V E to do, or else face dire consequences from Gus and co.), and then quits the law and leaves Jimmy (VERY clearly seeing the errors of her wayss. she hopes that by leaving him and the law, she can minimize the damage she can potentially do in the world). She never intended or wanted Howard to die. When this tragedy happened, she actually reflected on, learned from her mistakes, and took action to do better. And that's that :| (also, hope that this isn't coming off as angry or whatever lol. tone can get lost online easily. just expressing my thoughts, is all)
Nah u good this is what we want for people to speak freely but respectfully and you did. I get it but I still hold her accountable for howies death hopefully the truth comes out. 🙏
"If enough people tell you that you're drunk, it's time that you listen" Howard's words to Chuck during his first attempt of kicking him out of HHM. It's like Howard's ghost was speaking to her prior to the break up.
This shit one of the best episodes no lie. I’m sayin the Howard and the nacho ones I like more but this shit an easy like 9.7/10 for me atleast. Everything was perfect besides the Gus wine scene. Not that I don’t like that shit but it’s a little boring but I get what they were tryna do u feel me
Kim chooses to leave law cause she can't justify doing law anymore she broke all her oaths she feels guilty she probably didn't take the Sandpiper money cause it's blood money. Even when u see her in the last scene it is so uncharacteristic of her to where those kind of clothes their breakup just broke my heart cause they do love each other to death but they know staying together is not the right choice we finally see them saying they love each other first time on screen. If u watch bb saul said to the vacuum guy what is in Nebraska so he doesn't know kim is in Nebraska
Can’t believe they killed off Howard, Lalo, and Jimmy three episodes in a row
Imo the Gus scene was showing us who Gus wants to be in his heart. He finally could be himself after Lalo and the Cartel threat was gone and he likes that guy and wants to be like a sophisticated guy that drinks wine and is fancy, etc...but when he realizes he's enjoying himself and letting his guard down, he snaps back into Gus mode bc he's chosen this path of revenge and can't risk getting someone else he cares about involved...its a very sad scene imo but a perfect end to his arc, we finally saw him be himself.
I think that’s going to be the last time we see him. Choosing vengeance over love.
Id choose revenge over getting railed in the ass too
Exactly
Don Hasselhoff mocking the Lord of the Dings is absolutely hilarious! 🤣
i'm pretty sure the wine scene was Gus thinking about pursuing a relationship with that guy, but deciding not to because his revenge for Max is unfinished
Definitely! was just going to comment this!😎👍
that scene with OG mike with nacho dad hits hard both lost there sons mike knows his pain all to well.
Also great because nacho's dad, acknowledges that despite what mike may justify to himself, he is also still a gangster who is responsible for the endless cycle as well.
I’m glad someone called out Mike. We the audience love him, but ultimately there’s not much difference between him and Hector.
@@DIEGOSHAY well Id say he is a bit different from Hector who takes pleasure in his villainy and he does have more of a honor code. However its true that Mike has killed people himself, in is responsible for helping a drug kingpin stay in power. In while he does feel bad about anyone getting hurt not in the game, its not enough for him to stop him from helping the ones hurting people not in the game.
Kim's story to Cheryl is so cruel. She was taking advantage of the fact she knew that they were having problems that started "about a year ago."
Fun fact: All the pictures at Howard's wake are from Patrick Fabian's personal instagram, that dude's just like that in real life.
Forgive me, this is going to be a long comment:
(01) Honestly I have a hard time grading the last three episodes ("Plan and Execution", "Point and Shoot" and "Fun and Games") individually, because put together the whole thing feels like a three part series finale bringing the curtain down on pre-Walter White Albuquerque. I mean "Execution" and "Shoot"* probably hit me the hardest, but the story ain't done until Kim breaks up with Jimmy.
*And you would think watching Howard getting assassinated in "Execution" would be the most horrific moment of the three, but "Shoot" somehow managed to double down what with Jimmy being bound to an overturned chair in front of Howard's corpse and said Corpse being unceremoniously tossed into a mass grave with the guy who shot him.
(02) The wine scene with Gus. So the thing about Gus' sexuality is that it was never stated concretely that he was in fact homosexual or that Max was in fact his lover -- this was just something insinuated by members of the cartel and heavily implied by the show. So the significance of the scene with the waiter is that it's the first (and so far only) scene where Gus is comfortable enough to let his guard down and openly flirt with someone -- and thus the closest Gus himself comes to confirming that he is in fact gay. But the point of the scene (I think) is to illustrate the tagic cost of Gus' need to avenge Max. The waiter was clearly interested in Gus, and Gus in him, but Gus refuses to mourn Max and move on, choosing instead to wallow in his grief so that he can motivate his vendetta against the cartel.
(03) Some other things I've noticed:
*Saul drinks from a "World's Greatest Lawyer" mug in his office, a mug that was present in the show. He is in fact the World's Greatest Lawyer because Chuck committed Suicide, Howard was murdered and Kim quit the law.
*Both in "Breaking Bad" and in the coda for "Fun and Games", there is a "Better Call Saul" marquee sign with an arrow pointing down, but it's presence in "Games" has a double meaning:
Within the context of "Games", the arrow is pointing to Saul's office, but given that the first time we see said sign in the prequel series is after the show makes the final jump to the "Breaking Bad" era, one could read the sign as saying that the Breaking Bad episode "Better Call Saul" goes "Here" in the timeline of Jimmy McGill's character.
*Gus orchestrated the death of Nacho Varga, who put Hector Salamanca in a wheel chair, Gus orchestrated the death of Lalo Salamanca, who provided Hector with a bell, Gus orchestrated the physical therapy of Hector Salamanca so that he was confined to the wheelchair and could only ring the bell, and he seduced Walter White into working at his super-lab, which led to Walter White providing Hector with the bomb. Hector sat in Nacho's chair and rang Lalo's bell which activated Walt's bomb, killing Gus.
It’s sad Kim said we’re bad for eachother but Jimmy only got worse without her
he stayed down the bad choice road
Random question. Where the hell is Ernesto?🤷♀️
I think he legit got fired or quit after all the shit between Jimmy and Chuck
But where. . . ? Anywhere but Belize.
Saul didn't pick Nebraska, Ed the disapearer picked Nebraska. Saul asked him what's in Nebraska? Ed responds, you. From now on.
gotcha, definitely a detail I forgot about.
IT'S LAWYERING TIME and Kim's gaslighting skills are through the roof
“Because I was having too much FUN!” Wow. The guilt she must have felt saying that.
Rhea Seehorn & Bob Odenkirk were both GREAT in that scene. Truly hope that they both win an Emmy, man. Truly deserved.
This is from the previous ep, but just wanted to mention it: all the footage from the cold open in S06E08 (howard's car on the beach) was the very last thing they EVER shot for the show (footage that would be included in the episodes). it was also the first time in either BrBa or BCS that the crew shot outside of New Mexico.
22:04 "I don't know what to do with my hands" 😂😂😂 You called this, Bralik, in the last after talk that Kim would up and leave.
U see in the time jump saul getting busy from the minute he gets up the saul goodman persona is just a coping mechanism him working all day and in night getting Hookers never getting alone with his thoughts. Throughout the prequel u see whenever jimmy tries something good or sincerely he gets rejected first by chuck second by the law commission this final rejection by kim he has nothing but the saul goodman persona left
Eladio told Gus he saw hate in his eyes. Then Gus and Mike have the same unspoken moment in the hallway. Really great way of ending their BCS arcs
At the start of the show all we wanted was saul and when he finally came just emptiness. Now we just want jimmy back.. we didn't need to see him buying all the stuff we can piece it together that he probably bought the black book from the vet, maybe bought the statue from the kettlemans back when kim and Jimmy confronted them and bcs tineline ends at 2004 bb starts in 2008 and 4 years is enough for jimmy to fully lose himself and become saul
The scene with Gus at the restaurant was to show he was loosening up, maybe about to have a romantic fling.. then realized what that might lead to (Max).. that he can't have a personal relationship again... so he shut it down.
I thoght he bailed because the waiter guy changed the subject right as Fring was starting to invite him to the "special occasion." Fring was hurt/offended. Either way, your point is the logical conclusion he reached. No room for weakness.
@@jorgeg2941 No, it's not. The writers have already cleared up that Gus is gay. He rejected David cuz he doesn't want to get closer to someone else. He's so focused on revenge that he doest care not to have a private life. Also I think he fears that the cartel founds out he's actually gay.
In a lighter note, David doged the biggest bullet of his life
That's the same thing I thought Dan, and I think you're right. Then I realized yesterday that he also has a bullet wound under his shirt and that would mean a lot of explaining haha, so that could be the practical reason.
@@rectoplasmic4630 I think they're both right. He cant have a personal life anymore.. and even if he did, theres a fresh bullet wound to explain.
@@jorgeg2941 I dont think he was hurt or offended... the guy seemed to be interested, and was gonna show him even more rare wines... he comes to the realization about 30 seconds after he leaves, that he cant get involved with 'civiallians'.. and also, as the other person mentioned, hes got a bullet hole hed have to explain
She is indeed from Nebraska, you can see it on the license plate in the Kim flashbacks, also she wore a local Nebraska sport tshirt in BCS at one point!
Can I join ya'll brothers in reviewing Better Call Saul? There aren't too many Black folks reviewing this show, and I like your reviews.
kimsenberg is ruthless.
Yeah that story she made up to Howard's wife was wild 😥
The saying is, It's all fun and games until some one gets hurt
Haha Formal gonna hate Kimmy after this one😂
reasonably
😂oh snap I just got done with the other reaction haha why you spoiling me dudes💪🏽💪🏽
When gus looked at Hector it had the fire in his reflection eladio probably thinks he hates him a little due to killing his partner little did he know the extent of that hate
jimmy finally saying the truth about the jealousy between Chuck and Howard. too bad he and Howard never spoke to each other about this. they could have worked it out.
*he had between Chuck and Howard
Someone pointed out online that we have been waiting to see saul Goodman again and have a good time watching him, now that we have saul goodman, it's a tragedy.
yup, because the first 2 seasons it was great watching him lol
@@FriendRequestReviews it's entertaining, don't get me wrong. His life is full of riches but he's not rich in heart.
Let's goooooo I just sat down to eat and y'all uploaded just in time 💪💪💪💪
Kim dirty for that line to Howard's wife, they knew she had him in the dog house and that it wasn't known that they were having issues with their marriage and that she wouldn't know if he was using coke. Then throwing that in her face to make her feel guilty about how she treated him. My heart sank when they got to the parking garage, the way the shot lingered before they kissed I knew immediately it was a goodbye kiss and that she was done being there.
Jimmy knew too- that little raised eyebrow told the whole story. This show is a masterclass of subtlety.
Let's gooo! Best episode of the season so far IMO.
I like when formal said we don't know her side of the story in a earlier episode because its truth its easy to judge her. We still don't know her side and either way that pouring his coffee thing was crazy. I doubt Howard did something that bad to deserve that. Nonetheless characters in a story and also people in real life aren't defined by one moment, she stuck up for Howard here, showed she cared at the end of the day and I respect that.
That time jump didn't make me happy just made me feel empty him spending all that money on material things to fill his void him having the world greatest lawyer mug cause kim is no longer a lawyer. It really gives a new perspective on saul goodman
16:05 Those are Patrick’s (Howard) actual instagram pics lol😂 I’ve seen him posting these pics on Twitter in the past couple of months, so I actually lmao when I saw this scene😁 thought it was hilarious they did that
That time jump was great cause we see jimmy being so desperate to get kim to not break up cause he loved her but also she was the one keeping that Last bit of jimmy last bit of humanity in him alive. With kim rejecting him, leaving him that was the last straw to turn himself to saul
We see important locations like hhm just getting closed with both partners dead it's over. Their legacies gone. It's also foreshadowing to see rich correct himself to call jimmy as saul. Jimmy sometimes uses the truth just to cool a situation. Jealousy is probably one of the reasons but he just says that to cool the situation with cheryl
Kim using the fact Howard told them he was sleeping in the guest house against his grieving wife's suspicion is cold blooded.
One addendum. Saul didn't choose Nebraska. Ed, the disappearer, had chosen Nebraska for him. If you check Breaking Bad; Series 5, episode 15, Granite State; Ed had chosen Nebraska for Saul.
Justice for Howard
This is prolly the best written episode of the show imo.10/10
Just because the ones before were 10/10's doesn't mean this one is not, but I get it...
Even if the 2 before were more tension and actionpacked this one was as impactful just in a different way
I think the Gus scene was to show that he has no room for love in his life anymore. He got into the game with his (presumed) lover, being Max, and he ended up getting killed as Gus brought him into the game. Gus and the bartender were flirting, and you see Gus genuinely smile, but then right as he leaves, he takes a sip of the wine, which was described as tasting like blood. And with that, the reality sets in that he has no room for love in this game he's gotten himself into. Part of him wants to take the bartender home and crack open that wine bottle, but he knows that there is no room for that in his world. It will only get someone hurt. Like the title implies, its all fun and games until somebody gets hurt. There is no room for fun and games in this game he's involved with (which is something that Kim remarks on later in the episode)
Very well said but also, for just a few seconds he forgot that.. *there were still Salamancas breathing air* and then he remembered again.
lmao love your reaction to howard's funeral 😆
Ding ding ding ding 😂😂😂😂
If you are watching on amc+, be careful because they are putting small teasers right after the Peter/Vince credit. Some people don't mind them, but IMO it's more fun seeing the episodes without seeing any promos/teasers.
Facts, that’s why you sometimes see us at the end scrambling to cut the show off lol
😂formal gon' need some big blunts for these last few eps huh haha
The scene was super emotional but the sound he let out at 22:35 had me dying
Yooo I had to add it I literally busted out laughing while I was editing 🤣😂💀
Kim used the fact howard didn't have a good marriage with Cheryl as he told them in his last conversation when she said to Cheryl " u were his wife u saw him everyday u would have known" now Cheryl probably thinks howard did coke cause of their broken marriage and she blames herself for his death. That was the final straw for kim she does what she has to do to get away but this was too much in the parking lot where they first met that kiss was not lust it was a goodbye kiss. That fun line Kim said was like Walt I did it for me line she felt so disgusted saying that. But she was wrong on part maybe she was fine after breaking up but jimmy just fully turned into saul
just peeped that shot at 15:01, Mike is the one in a cage. He is not free. No fence around Nacho's dad because he knows better. (I think)
"End of an era."
📠😥
Don Eladio complaining about the ding ding ding ding dings had me in tears I was laughing so hard!
I went back and looked at the episode where Hank goes down to the burned up lab and the ground seems to be either soil or enough residue from the burned up stuff makes it look like soil.
Those intro transitions tho🔥🔥
yep. if jimmy wasn't going to continue scamming Howard she would have broke up with him... well to me that is NOT LOVE. that's being addictive .
Aye Brodie's I noticed some lil parallels in yesterday's episode with the season 2 ending lol check it out Mike helped out Jesse AND now Saul wit a body then Mike told Jesse "you're in the home stretch" he prolly said that to himself staring down the hole Howard n lalos body is at
Great episode!!
The ding!ding!ding! was Hector's morse code for 'The boss can suck me!!!!!'
Man i don't know what i am gonna do when there are no more episodes left for you, that's gonna be sad af
hopefully we see you tune into some of our other shows 🙏🏾
if only ponytail made it to brba , maybe he coulda actually done something memorable
Saul quoted Chuck at the end there
I defs just watched Kim gaslight a grieving widow into thinking her dead husband has been a drug addict behind her back for years.
Christ
Both Hector and Eladio were in Scarface so it's funny that Walt was watching it with Flynn in BB - he would've seen a younger Hector.
Gus realized he can’t live a normal life while there is still work to be done, he and wouldn’t want to drag that nice sommelier into the “game… “.
Just watched your recent nippy video and tonight is not the finale. Next week is. There is 13 episodes.
I think the fun and games title was good cause it's all funand games until so eone gets hurt with the Kim and Jimmy situation howard got killed their games are over. Gus can't have fun he stops himself due to his quest for revenge he stops himself from happiness.
RIP Howard.
"What's done can be undone" Jimmy says to Kim... while standing on the exact spot that Howard died.
Papa varga scene with mike has a shot of mike being caged in papa really shows mike the reality that his code is bullshit he is still just a gangster that code is just what he does to distinguish himself from others and justify working in this type of business. And it looked like mike wanted to say something to gus in that tunnel but he realised his place he knows now when to speak and when to not
Jimmy lies best when there is some kernel of truth in there but lookit Kim snatchin em out of mid air xD
This was the finale of the prequel part it wrapped everything up now if u watch bb u get why these characters are the way they are in bb how gus finally becomes the calculative cold manipulator boss how jimmy becomes saul a cartoon two bit bus bench lawyer and how mike just accepts his position as the enforcer and becomes the almost cold blooded gangster we meet in bb. Bcs was a slow depressiong Train wreck where we saw the devolution of characters
Pretty sure the wine scene was showing that Gus was feeling comfortable finally and actually considered letting that dude come on to him, but he quickly remembered who he is and that he can't have a normal relationship, so he put the mask back on and left.
So far the season feels like a slow fade away and I hope they make it worth it.
Maybe I need a while to get over the fact that Howard died because he was at the wrong place at the wrong time.
This episode is one of my favourites just remembering from the first season to now the end where we are the things we saw the good, bad the fun we had and this whole episode was just depressing
🤣 I don't - know what to do with my hands!
that kiss was a goodbye i think
Question - the line "One day we'll wake up ...". Did that originate from Mike or Stacey?
I will never understand how Kim is more respected than Skyler in the breaking bad universe
That wine scene was gus unwinding but after that guy mentioned blood he stops himself from getting that happiness he realises he can't have this he realises his goal fore revenge for max. This was a great end forges it humanises him a little we get to know what he loses in his quest for revenge
It's all fun and games until somebody gets hurt. 🤯🔫
bcs pacing and style reminds me a lot of the sopranos for some reason
so sad saul destroyed howie and chuck names HHM dead all gone.
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I like that they gave Nacho and his dad Canadian IDs in a nod to Michael Mando being Canadian (Nacho). I also just saw him in an interview saying French is his native tongue but that he speaks English and Spanish. Flipped me out.
His Spanish has a French accent, it's pretty neat
I was so disgusted by Kim on this episode!!!
Bralik needs to go back and watch that kiss scene, if he hasn't already.
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KimSenberg man i’m 💀
You’re damn right, she would have served as a perfect right hand to Walt in Breaking Bad.
EDIT: This is in my opinion one of the best hours of television ever made. Best episode of the show so far!
21:07 what the hell else is she supposed to there, man lol?? she tells this one final lie (to sell the story. which they H A V E to do, or else face dire consequences from Gus and co.), and then quits the law and leaves Jimmy (VERY clearly seeing the errors of her wayss. she hopes that by leaving him and the law, she can minimize the damage she can potentially do in the world).
She never intended or wanted Howard to die. When this tragedy happened, she actually reflected on, learned from her mistakes, and took action to do better. And that's that :|
(also, hope that this isn't coming off as angry or whatever lol. tone can get lost online easily. just expressing my thoughts, is all)
Nah u good this is what we want for people to speak freely but respectfully and you did. I get it but I still hold her accountable for howies death hopefully the truth comes out. 🙏
"If enough people tell you that you're drunk, it's time that you listen" Howard's words to Chuck during his first attempt of kicking him out of HHM. It's like Howard's ghost was speaking to her prior to the break up.
This shit one of the best episodes no lie. I’m sayin the Howard and the nacho ones I like more but this shit an easy like 9.7/10 for me atleast. Everything was perfect besides the Gus wine scene. Not that I don’t like that shit but it’s a little boring but I get what they were tryna do u feel me
That was a goodbye kiss you missed.
I fucking hate this episode 10/10
Lol it be like that sometimes
the ending of the episode would been great final if we saw walter walk in at the last second.
oh yeah and saul said "i am the better call saul" and walter said "i am the breaking bad" perfect ending!
Feel like that would've undercut everything that happened in the episode. We were meant to sit with the breakup and let it marinate
Kim chooses to leave law cause she can't justify doing law anymore she broke all her oaths she feels guilty she probably didn't take the Sandpiper money cause it's blood money. Even when u see her in the last scene it is so uncharacteristic of her to where those kind of clothes their breakup just broke my heart cause they do love each other to death but they know staying together is not the right choice we finally see them saying they love each other first time on screen. If u watch bb saul said to the vacuum guy what is in Nebraska so he doesn't know kim is in Nebraska
Plus Kim has stated there's nothing there for her, I don't believe she'd ever go back to her hometown that she wanted to escape from