Better Call Saul: Season 6 Discussion Thread
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I was at state same time, graduated in '88 but was on the 5 year program, so was originally '87.
Was a good line.
My favorite line was when Jimmy is hashing out his possible charges with the Feds........Jimmy looks at the lead prosecutor and says........"Oakley tells me you have never lost a case" So hilarious.
Sorrry, I have to ask; why did Jimmy admit to everything at the end?
I missed something.
1. Did his doing that somehow get Kim off the hook? Or
2. Did he have an epiphany? Did he realize he's was a flawed character.and throw in the towel realizing prison was the best place for him?
What a great show, glad I watched!!
Rhea Seehorn -Wow
I missed something.
1. Did his doing that somehow get Kim off the hook? Or
2. Did he have an epiphany? Did he realize he's was a flawed character.and throw in the towel realizing prison was the best place for him?
What a great show, glad I watched!!
Rhea Seehorn -Wow
My opinion, totally #1.Sorrry, I have to ask; why did Jimmy admit to everything at the end?
I missed something.
1. Did his doing that somehow get Kim off the hook? Or
2. Did he have an epiphany? Did he realize he's was a flawed character.and throw in the towel realizing prison was the best place for him?
What a great show, glad I watched!!
Rhea Seehorn -Wow
I’m having a hard time rewatching Season 6 on Netflix. The cruelty they showed Howard is stomach-turning.
And Rhea Seehorn, yeah, great role, great acting.
I’m going to re-watch the episode with Jimmy’s confession and try my best to answer this, not that my conclusions would be in any way definite. Your question has been asked many times and we’re still discussing it. That’s cool, I guess.
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I thought it was for the same reason you did, to protect Kim from a civil suit and also and maybe even more important to show Kim there was hope for him. Anyway that was just my take.
I liked BCS better than BB. But didn’t like it as much after Chuck died.
The cinematography and visuals were really good.
I absolutely love this opening tracking shot…
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That’s my read too. There was the whole bit about regret and going back in time with Mike and Walter. Both were surprised at Saul’s superficial answers about making money versus changing relationships or outcomes with people.
Saul’s regret was obviously his brother and how that all went down. It was too late to help Chuck, but he could still help Kim by taking all the heat.
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