Seeing a 42 year old Aaron Paul play a 24 year old Jesse Pinkman again in Better Call Saul is gonna look so ridiculous man
I like that the writers have said a bunch of times that they dont really give a s*** about stuff like this,same as the Kaylee actress
Someone said what if the scene they're in is when they kidnap Saul. Makes sense if they're wearing masks to hide their aging
That would be so stupid
I know Vince & Peter wouldn't be that cliché or predictable to do rendition of an older scene
What’s with BB/BCS actors being funny as s*** on Twitter

wait sby said this like just as a theory or that's rumored
theory I guess
I haven't read any spoilers or rumors.
he looks wild now dam
Bryan need to make 'Twas The Night 2 with that beard. :word:
That would be so stupid
I know Vince & Peter wouldn't be that cliché or predictable to do rendition of an older scene
I mean it would make sense kind of if it takes place that early on in the BB timeline.
There's a lot more to that scene they can fit in that they "left out".
But I hope it is something else.
I mean it would make sense kind of if it takes place that early on in the BB timeline.
There's a lot more to that scene they can fit in that they "left out".
But I hope it is something else.
From reddit:
I'm quite positive we're going to catch up to the Breaking Bad era sooner than expected, and even more importantly that we're going to see some part of Breaking Bad from Jimmy's perspective.
In this EW interview, Rhea Seehorn describes how the show intertwines with Breaking Bad with the term "Rashomon effect"
"I would say it's not just specific to faces and places," Seehorn adds. "It's also story lines from Breaking Bad, and understanding the peripheral parts of some of them, and some of the Rashomon effect of what was going on when."
The "Rashomon" effect is a term coined after a classic Japanese film by the same name. The film depicts various people describing the murder of a samurai in a forest, with each unreliable telling of events revealing the character of those telling the story.
The film is known for a plot device that involves various characters providing subjective, alternative and contradictory versions of the same incident.
There have been plenty of ideas about how Walt and Jesse can make their return to the show in a way that feels natural. We see 42 year old Jesse in Walt's high-school classroom? Walt and Jesse walk into Saul's office in episode 13 before the credits roll? Saul represents Jesse as he first starts turning to a life of crime? Saul bumps into Walt in the car wash? These all feel stupid because they don't feel natural. Most ideas like this are just dumb little cameos having nothing to do with Jimmy or his story. How do we fix that? Take any moment from Breaking Bad with Saul, Walt, and Jesse on screen and flip it so that Walt and Jesse are the background characters -- cartoonish caricatures of themselves -- and show Saul as the main character with all the depth we know he now has. The exact inverse of his function in Breaking Bad.
Keeping this in mind, some of the vague comments about Walt and Jesse's return start to make some sense. Here's one with Aaron Paul.
Aaron Paul: "So I’m excited that we did and how we did. I think people are going to be thrilled about it."
Interviewer: "I’ve been told that Walt and Jesse's return is done in a very unexpected way."
Aaron Paul: "Yeah. To be honest, I’m such a fan of Better Call Saul that I just didn’t initially see how they were going to do it. But of course, leave it to Vince and Peter and the rest of the writers to come up with the perfect way. It’s fun. I think people are going to be excited."
I don't know if it would be something as big as a retelling of Ozymandias through Jimmy's eyes or something smaller like Jimmy leveraging his connections to help Walt and Jesse figure out how to sell meth, but I think it's gonna happen one way or another.
From reddit:
I'm quite positive we're going to catch up to the Breaking Bad era sooner than expected, and even more importantly that we're going to see some part of Breaking Bad from Jimmy's perspective.
In this EW interview, Rhea Seehorn describes how the show intertwines with Breaking Bad with the term "Rashomon effect"
"I would say it's not just specific to faces and places," Seehorn adds. "It's also story lines from Breaking Bad, and understanding the peripheral parts of some of them, and some of the Rashomon effect of what was going on when."
The "Rashomon" effect is a term coined after a classic Japanese film by the same name. The film depicts various people describing the murder of a samurai in a forest, with each unreliable telling of events revealing the character of those telling the story.
The film is known for a plot device that involves various characters providing subjective, alternative and contradictory versions of the same incident.
There have been plenty of ideas about how Walt and Jesse can make their return to the show in a way that feels natural. We see 42 year old Jesse in Walt's high-school classroom? Walt and Jesse walk into Saul's office in episode 13 before the credits roll? Saul represents Jesse as he first starts turning to a life of crime? Saul bumps into Walt in the car wash? These all feel stupid because they don't feel natural. Most ideas like this are just dumb little cameos having nothing to do with Jimmy or his story. How do we fix that? Take any moment from Breaking Bad with Saul, Walt, and Jesse on screen and flip it so that Walt and Jesse are the background characters -- cartoonish caricatures of themselves -- and show Saul as the main character with all the depth we know he now has. The exact inverse of his function in Breaking Bad.
Keeping this in mind, some of the vague comments about Walt and Jesse's return start to make some sense. Here's one with Aaron Paul.
Aaron Paul: "So I’m excited that we did and how we did. I think people are going to be thrilled about it."
Interviewer: "I’ve been told that Walt and Jesse's return is done in a very unexpected way."
Aaron Paul: "Yeah. To be honest, I’m such a fan of Better Call Saul that I just didn’t initially see how they were going to do it. But of course, leave it to Vince and Peter and the rest of the writers to come up with the perfect way. It’s fun. I think people are going to be excited."
I don't know if it would be something as big as a retelling of Ozymandias through Jimmy's eyes or something smaller like Jimmy leveraging his connections to help Walt and Jesse figure out how to sell meth, but I think it's gonna happen one way or another.
Lord
Thank you for this. I honestly haven't been reading much stuff to not get spoiled accidentally
So my takes are way off from some of y'all that have been keeping ears to the ground.
I'm really excited for this
Lord
Thank you for this. I honestly haven't been reading much stuff to not get spoiled accidentally
So my takes are way off from some of y'all that have been keeping ears to the ground.
I'm really excited for this
Yeah that Rashomon effect thing Rhea mentioned has been lingering in my head for so long, I'm excited to see how they tackle it
Be careful of spoilers from the premiere tonight
he looks wild now dam
I genuinely despise that they are announcing it, god damn
Someone said what if the scene they're in is when they kidnap Saul. Makes sense if they're wearing masks to hide their aging
Okay yeah this is the only thing that works
If I see BC in a god damn bald cap I might just break my TV, they can't keep getting away with this
I genuinely despise that they are announcing it, god damn
Yeah it's odd they had that secrecy around filming it just to tweet "they will be back" right before the season started
Yeah it's odd they had that secrecy around filming it just to tweet "they will be back" right before the season started
Right lol, something is very off about this
You don't go through those measures just to say f*** it, but I understand it's a marketing tactic as well, so..
Btw, have you seen any spoilers? I just used this god awful Reddit app for the first time and dawg, they deleting everything on there lol most of the posts said removed
Right lol, something is very off about this
You don't go through those measures just to say f*** it, but I understand it's a marketing tactic as well, so..
Btw, have you seen any spoilers? I just used this god awful Reddit app for the first time and dawg, they deleting everything on there lol most of the posts said removed
I haven't seen anything spoilerish in regards to the mid season premiere but I did see those 2-3 long posts about piecing together what the last 6 episodes may contain based on casting calls, set design, film locations etc
I haven't seen anything spoilerish in regards to the mid season premiere but I did see those 2-3 long posts about piecing together what the last 6 episodes may contain based on casting calls, set design, film locations etc
Damn
I just found the spoiler
Be right back, I did this to myself during BB and here I am again, I'm a degenerate don't judge me
Brb for my reaction
Damn
I just found the spoiler
Be right back, I did this to myself during BB and here I am again, I'm a degenerate don't judge me
Brb for my reaction
Is it just spoilers for S6E8 ?
Is it just spoilers for S6E8 ?
Yeah
Honestly, if what I just heard was true.. I've seen better fan theories
I'm not putting too much weight into this, even if it's true.. some of it just seems, cheap..
Can it be July 11th already god damnit
Yeah
Honestly, if what I just heard was true.. I've seen better fan theories
I'm not putting too much weight into this, even if it's true.. some of it just seems, cheap..
Can it be July 11th already god damnit
22 days remain
Yeah
Honestly, if what I just heard was true.. I've seen better fan theories
I'm not putting too much weight into this, even if it's true.. some of it just seems, cheap..
Can it be July 11th already god damnit
I saw the premiere at Tribeca yesterday. It was a good season opener. They covered a lot of ground right off the bat