That Saul Folks

Almost impossible to get him to participate in a conversation if he isn't trying to get something from you

Jimmy not a good person, but him being an even s***tier person (falling deeper into his Saul bag) throughout the season always felt like an act… because it was. He was just a sad ass dude chasing money and not much else.

Still not a good person by any stretch of the imagination, but the only thing to ever ground him really WAS Kim. He was never gonna actually do her dirty lol. Even then, his motives may have still been a tad selfish. He just wanted her to see him as decent. He kept looking at her during the court scenes when he was turning himself in like “hey look I’m not so bad see”

Phenomenal s*** tho

Lalo still the GOAT BB universe villain too

Forgot my junior year law class myb

Idk the more i think about this ending. it just feels forced and like it was ended to neatly. I feel like it could of been better. Mid ending imo

7

Yebbas Heartbreak on repeat post BCS is hurting my soul

Did you know that he has counters? The constitution says he does! And so do I.

Finger gun salute,fight with a briefcase as a weapon and different suits for skins

dont do this to me

Saul, you are the last lawyer i would have asked.

Lmao what a piece of s***.

Someone pointed out something that really was telling

Walt and Jesse never did say thank you for all the miracles this dude pulled out of his ass to help them get away with what they did.

Back to reading Heat 2

Lmao Walt called that nigga a 2 bit bus bench lawyer

"they deserve a proper defense"

honestly it would've been big had they had Walter on trial. a kingpin's lawyer trial really doesn't read as that big of a deal; nobody really knew how much hand he had in this even before he told the court about it. he managed to hide away in another state for a good while and it seemed like Saul himself was mostly a NM 'thing'

I see some parallels between this in-universe thing and how these shows ended in real life, too. brba was an absolute worldwide blockbuster looking back, and it was shot as one too. but this ending def feels more roomy and 'classic' style-wise

Greatest cast in television

this s*** honestly makes me sadder than the ending itself

Walt’s a prick but Jesse realized Saul was behind the Brock poisoning incident he’s not about to let him off

Nah i mean in general. Even before the poisoning incident.

Jesse never said thank you.

Wild cuz Walt never realized how much he needed Saul… or would never admit it. Saul was morally flexible enough to let that s*** fly and he was b**** enough to let Walt talk to him however Walt wanted

It’s a s*** show. Don’t bother

"so you were always like this."

perfect last line for walter man

underrated moment in BB is when Jimmy was about to get b****ed by Walt again when they were both in hiding.

And then Walt starts coughing again and Jimmy is just like “yeah, we are done”

All of the callbacks to the most important conversations in his life from his perspective helping him come together and do what he had to by the end was beautiful