Season 4 set for August/September. Who all is ready for this? Gilligan says we are getting closer to the events of Breaking Bad.. hints this season will be much darker.
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AMC's Better Call Saul
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Decided to quit being lazy and look it up. Looks like it usually is a spring show. Dammit.
More and more 15 to 18 months between seasons seems to be becoming the norm with cable shows.
I view Breaking Bad at the GOAT tv show of all time so I will always be excited about Better Call Saul.
They are talking about Jesse cameo! i'm all for it.
Same.. very excited as we get closer and closer to Breaking Bad timeline
Just checked the DVR and went from 6 to 12.
So here's sure to be an unpopular opinion: episode 1=snoozefest. One moment of minor tension and a whole bunch of meh. Howard at the end was satisfying.
Totally agree. Incredibly high amount of meh. I did like the scene with Mike at Madrigal, though.
Any reason for Saul being happy that knowing his triggering of the malpractice fees hike caused him to kill himself? If he was indeed giddy about it, what was with the thousand mile stare and staying up all night in thought? What was he thinking about?
I don't think he was happy about it. I think he shifted into his con-man persona to cover up how he was really feeling. The despondent staring was him trying to figure out what would cause Chuck to kill himself. Once he knew the answer, he had to either let it destroy him or put it out of his mind and move on.
I do think he took some pleasure in letting Howard continue to feel like it was all his fault.
I feel this episode told a story. Not fascinating but intriguing. Breaking Bad always told the story. I am curious to learn more about how the drug trade changes. And yes, his brother committed suicide.
I don't think he was necessarily happy about it but I thought it was a big moment toward him becoming Saul. Jimmy cared about Chuck, Kim and Howard and felt guilt. Saul is much more bottom line willing to do what it takes and accept the consequences. This season is all about Jimmy becoming Saul and I think Monday was mostly about the realities that set all that up. He's broke, jobless and now without family. My guess is he loses Kim at some point this season and that's a major turning point.
I’ve been binge watching from the beginning to end my summer. Three episodes in season three left.
I don't think Nacho's final days/weeks/months are going to be too pleasant for him. Gus wanted to methodically take his revenge on Don S. when he was in his normal state and that chance was taken from him.
