Really hope Saul gets what he deserves now..Love that Kim told Howard's wife what they had done
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In Breaking Bad the first episode of the second season was called Seven Thirty Seven. In Jesse's car, Walt calculates that he needs $737,000 to provide for his family’s future, factoring in medical bills, his children's tuition, mortgage, and other variables
The balance on the bank statement Saul finds while the guy with cancer is asleep on the floor is $737 000...Comment
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There is understandably a bit of confusion going around about this but I think Walt killed a couple of people and those are the bodies found, Lalo and Howard were under a bunch of concrete. I think the show runner confirmed this in a podcast.Comment
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Saw Chuck several times in that montage. Does that mean he might be showing up in the finale. He's dead obviously... but there could always be a "flashback" to something we never actually saw on screen.... Or he might appear in some sort of ghost/hallucination form. Especially if things don't end well for Saul/Gene.... and by all appearances the last two episodes, I don't see how it CAN end well for him.Eat Us And Smile
Cenk For America 2024!!
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"If the American people had ever known the truth about what we (the BCE) have done to this nation, we would be chased down in the streets and lynched." - Poppy Bush, 1992Comment
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WARNING: MINOR SPOILERS if not very specific ones....
It's a pretty satisfying ending for me with Jimmy accepting fate and taking responsibility and showing he wasn't just about the money and himself in the end and reaching out for a bit of redemption and reconciliation. All while still stoking his Saul ego and showing he still "had it". I wonder if he can still be a paralegal for Kim when he gets out....
The best moment I missed on the first go around as I'm a bit blurred from booze, Saul/Jimmy calling Gene's Cinnabon and telling them they will need a new manager...Last edited by Nickdfresh; 08-15-2022, 10:57 PM.Comment
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Funny how he can be a complete con man but really worry about his co-workers at the Cinnabon...Lalo shooting Howard really fucked things upComment
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He was definitely a conman but he also was a good brother (to an extent) until he found his brother was even more of a sociopath that he was. He loves Kim and is willing to sacrifice himself to save her. It's a redemption story. Saul was both horrible and good-and-decent to fluctuating degrees. He build Heisenberg's drug empire but he also saved to dumb skateboarder cons from being killed by Tuco when he could have walked away...
And Howard is the unfortunate victim of the drive-by but he wasn't blameless either...Last edited by Nickdfresh; 08-15-2022, 11:52 PM.Comment
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Managed to get through the 18 hours without spoilers.
In many ways I think he would enjoy being in jail more than the life as a Cinnabon Manager.
Out of the 3 ghosts the genius Walter White nails it with the 'You've always been like this' line.Comment
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