Better Call Saul

[Nickdfresh]

Also I just realized 'spice curls' is maybe a play on Spice Girls.

[Seshmeister]

[Seshmeister]

[Fairwrning]

Good ending to first half..lots of great little things, The flick of the candle to let you know somebody walked in..Lalo seeing the roach and thinking of Jimmy...Howard got so fucked over ...poor bastard..Obviously that tape Lalo made never sees the light of day...I wonder if the scene of Jimmy running is the one he had the heart attack in..

[Seshmeister]

Apparently the original plan was not to split the season but they have had to get extra time to do post production on the remaining episodes because of COVID.

[Seshmeister]

Jimmy: HOW?
Kim: How..ard

I think this is an important note. He shouldn't know Lalo is thought to be dead, Kim cleverly tries to hide it but is that enough? Also there is the massive thing that Kim chose not to tell him Lalo was alive.

[Von Halen]

Well, that was unexpected...

[Seshmeister]

[Fairwrning]

[Fairwrning]

Finally get to see how this plays out starting tonight

[Fairwrning]

Forgot they had to get rid of Howard too...also in the floor..damn

[Seshmeister]

[Fairwrning]

Decent episode..the cleaning of the apt was sad and gross...Kims departure was weak to me..and laughed my ass off when the cousins carried Hector off while he was killing that damn bell

[Seshmeister]

Show runner has been saying the next few episodes are wild and funny - I think maybe what many people thought the original show was going to be.

I'd be very very surprised if Kim doesn't feature again in the Gene timeline.

[FORD]

Well we knew Kim was leaving one way or another, but (unless I missed something) we didn't even see her leave. Yeah, she quits her job and is obviously packing up things at home. Then next scene, you get Saul in his fully furnished office, looking just like it did in Breaking Bad (as opposed to the empty shell of a building we had seen for most of the last two seasons) and he's now living in the mansion that we saw in the "flash forward" at the beginning of this season.

My theory is that we will see Kim again... in Nebraska. But it sure seems like they cut out a big piece of the story there.... unless the new plan is to run three different timelines in the episodes - with Saul in the "present", working up to the Breaking Bad timeline, while having "flashbacks" about how things ended with Kim, and what happened to her... and then of course, the "future" timeline in Nebraska... which we probably won't see much of until the last episode, because they don't want to give away anything. Obviously there's more to it than "Gene" being some nerdy looking guy managing a Cinnabon for the rest of his life.