Better Call Saul
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- 28 de Dic, 2014
There's no indication he's even still alive. We definitely see Bolsa go down as he is still alive at the time. It's unlikely Lalo just decided to go away. Also Gus tells Hector that his entire family is gone and since Lalo doesn't get killed (or even seen) in BB that would mean he died some time sooner.
The implications are possibly that Bolsa ends up getting the better of Lalo, which kind of actually pisses me off. He's such a loser. Lalo deserves to be killed by Mike or something better than that.
The implications are possibly that Bolsa ends up getting the better of Lalo, which kind of actually pisses me off. He's such a loser. Lalo deserves to be killed by Mike or something better than that.
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The conversation Saul has in the car with Mike suggests to me
they'll have it when they kill Lalo, they're going to deliberately keep Saul from being in the know about it. He'll be killed by Gus and Mike, Saul will be told something along the lines of "He's been sent away" or something vague to that effect.
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- 25 de Feb, 2013
Went down to Belize.
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Saul seemed specifically utterly terrified about Lalo in his intro to the show. I absolutely love Gilligan's insistence on continuity btw that is one of the things that most annoys my autism about the vast majority of TV shows. Whatever happens to Lalo, and I am absolutely certain something does, whether it does next episode or not, Saul doesn't know about it.
Every single bit of the BB-verse has been Chekhov's Gun: the Verse. If so much as a houseplant appears in an episode, there's a reason for it. And there will be a mention of it in the houseplant's Wikipedia article.
Also Saul's comment to Mike was the only thing in the episode where I laughed my ass off. The one about there's a billion people on the planet (very realistic lawyer math) and the only one I have to talk about this with is to you. Even though Mike's few words on the subject have been pure good advice and so good he ineptly tried to re-word them in his utterly bad speech to Kim.
Kim also did such an absolute monster mitzvah for Saul and everyone, putting off anyone getting killed, that she almost has to die or something horrible has to happen next episode. Nobody gets away with doing good in this show. I just hope she gets away. She is the anti-Skyler at this point.
Every single bit of the BB-verse has been Chekhov's Gun: the Verse. If so much as a houseplant appears in an episode, there's a reason for it. And there will be a mention of it in the houseplant's Wikipedia article.
Also Saul's comment to Mike was the only thing in the episode where I laughed my ass off. The one about there's a billion people on the planet (very realistic lawyer math) and the only one I have to talk about this with is to you. Even though Mike's few words on the subject have been pure good advice and so good he ineptly tried to re-word them in his utterly bad speech to Kim.
Kim also did such an absolute monster mitzvah for Saul and everyone, putting off anyone getting killed, that she almost has to die or something horrible has to happen next episode. Nobody gets away with doing good in this show. I just hope she gets away. She is the anti-Skyler at this point.
Oh also separate spoiler, I know one of the previous ways to spoil yourself on shows like this is just look up the imdb pages of actors involved and if they suddenly have new projects they probably aren't in this one any more. I'm not going to do this myself.
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- 27 de Oct, 2017
So I'm weighing in here a bit late, but I actually *don't* think that Kim is going to die in the next episode... Truth be told, I actually *was* a bit worried about her fate after how she mouthed off to Lalo, but as of right now, I think her dying would be too obvious...
Nacho might die though, something big is *definitely* happening next episode, and I can't wait to see it.
Nacho might die though, something big is *definitely* happening next episode, and I can't wait to see it.
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- 30 de Nov, 2017
For some reason AMC have blocked these in the UK
Really want to watch the Lalo cooking video
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Theory about Kim's fate.
Michael Mando, the actor that plays Nacho, is going to be on Reddit Tuesday to answer any questions.
In the BCS episode this season when the prostitutes want to give Saul a freebie because they won the case, Saul said no. He was with Kim.
There was a scene in BB when Saul and Francisca are leaving His office. He asks if He can follow Her home. She says no. I think if Kim was still around, Saul wouldn't have made a pass at Francisca.
There was a scene in BB when Saul and Francisca are leaving His office. He asks if He can follow Her home. She says no. I think if Kim was still around, Saul wouldn't have made a pass at Francisca.
Michael Mando, the actor that plays Nacho, is going to be on Reddit Tuesday to answer any questions.
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Poor Nacho.
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- 25 de Feb, 2013
Nacho kills Lalo, Kim and himself!
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I'm hoping he just gets a vacuum cleaner repaired.
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I think if it came down to it, Nacho would get His Dad's vacuum cleaner fixed first.
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Well, hope nobody dies in the at least 2 years it will take for the next episode.
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They managed to find the one chink in my sympathy armor in regards to Kim. If she damages Howard in any way, I will be happy to watch her eat it hard.
I don't think she will be successful. But it's going to be ugly and pointless and tragic.
I don't think she will be successful. But it's going to be ugly and pointless and tragic.
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- 25 de Feb, 2013
Goddamn Kim needs to realise that if Saul Goodman is telling you something is a bad idea, then you shouldn't do it. Whatever she's planning is going to go tits up.
And Lalo is on the warpath. It's great that he lived (he's just so damn likable!) But he's going after Nacho hard!
And Lalo is on the warpath. It's great that he lived (he's just so damn likable!) But he's going after Nacho hard!
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- 5 de Ene, 2015
I just hope Banks is going to be okay by the time the next season is under production, the wait is going to suck.
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- 28 de Dic, 2014
Fuck this show, I'm pissed, all this cockteasing and then this. And yet completely satisfied at the same time.
How the fuck does this season end with Saul being the one with ethical qualms and Kim doing what the fuck did Kim just do? And nobody even died.
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This is also what is meant by subverting audience expectation. Not delivering a piece of shit when they expected something good.
Not a single tension was resolved by this episode. In fact, all of them are now intensified.
My favorite part of this episode is when they introduce some goon in the Salamanca compound and go to the concertina wire. And then, there's this absolutely beautiful moment. It's about 8 minutes 10 seconds in. It's just a shot of some concertina wire, and the focus shifts for a second or two.
Not a single tension was resolved by this episode. In fact, all of them are now intensified.
And how the fuck is the most intense part of the episode Saul realizing KIM has gone too far? How the fuck is that even a possible thing? Fuck you Vince Gilligan.
Also fuck you Mike. When you say shit is going to happen, it better happen. And there you were, saying shit was going to happen and it didn't. You wrinkly ballsack face motherfucker. How dare you lead Saul on like that?
Still, this is a brilliant connection to how their relationship is later in Breaking Bad. There always seemed to be this mystery as to why someone like Saul and someone like Mike even were related at all, and now we know how they got there. I loved how Mike reacted to Saul demanding answers, after realizing he couldn't just murder him like he usually does. And he finished with an incredibly eloquent sigh.
Still, this is a brilliant connection to how their relationship is later in Breaking Bad. There always seemed to be this mystery as to why someone like Saul and someone like Mike even were related at all, and now we know how they got there. I loved how Mike reacted to Saul demanding answers, after realizing he couldn't just murder him like he usually does. And he finished with an incredibly eloquent sigh.
My favorite part of this episode is when they introduce some goon in the Salamanca compound and go to the concertina wire. And then, there's this absolutely beautiful moment. It's about 8 minutes 10 seconds in. It's just a shot of some concertina wire, and the focus shifts for a second or two.
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I like that they've managed to trick people who have been watching the continuity in Breaking Bad. The status quo in Breaking Bad inevitably spoils some details in the prequel, obviously the lives of Saul, Gus, Mike, etc. are in no plot danger. Two scenes supposedly spoiled the end of the cartel plotlines, before tonight.
So previously, we thought that:
But as of right now:
When Walt and Jesse kidnap Saul, he yells "It wasn't me, it was Ignacio!" and is relieved that they weren't hired by someone named Lalo.
Gus tells Hector that he's the last Salamanca alive.
Gus tells Hector that he's the last Salamanca alive.
Saul knows Nacho did something bad, but believes Lalo might still be alive. However, Gus knows that Lalo is dead.
Gus and Saul both mistakenly believe Lalo is dead. In Breaking Bad, Saul knows Nacho did something bad and may be aware that Lalo is alive.