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I don't think we're ever going to see a series like BB or BCS again. Seriously, the care and craftsmanship put into every single shot of this universe has been astonishing. Sad to see it all end but let's be real nothing can last forever and I'm glad they went out on top.

The good: The show is satisfying The bad: The show is over The Mixed: My depression

The Time Machine segments were awesome. The way they showed the moment that Jimmy would go back and change with the book was very impactful. A mature realization in the character. What a study.

Jimmy’s biggest regret was letting his brother die. But more then just that was letting his brother down by proving him right in everything. I despise chuck for what he did to Jimmy, but sadly he was right about him. Jimmy used the law as a game and created Saul Goodman and just whipped his ass with the law. He had multiple chances with Davis and main and elder law, but chuck said it best “he can’t help himself”. But after hearing about Kim confessing and possibly losing everything he decided to rid of Saul and become Jimmy again❤️🥲. Him confessing and taking the 86 years is something chuck would of been proud of. Taking real responsibility for what he has done. “My brother is not a bad person. He has a good heart”-chuck. That def came into light after all these years of build up and development. Jimmy is the true main character of this universe. The one who started it all finished it all. The 🐐 of TV protagonist

Loved it! I think it perfectly closed Jimmy’s character. We saw this immature scheming guy mature into a man that accepted the consequences of his actions… what an amazing show man. Easily and forever one of my favorites!

In the finale, it seems like Saul is going from identity to identity through out the episode, running away as Gene, sleazing his way past the law as Saul and finally he’s now back as Jimmy

I absolutely loved the finale. It wasn't flashy and it wasn't action-packed, it was a perfect conclusion to Jimmy and Kim's arc. This season as a whole wasn't my favourite but I'm glad they stuck the landing.

It feels even better than a masterpiece. The writers understood Jimmy and Kim more than anyone in the audience and executed their arcs PERFECTLY. No other show has such a depressing yet freeing/joyful ending. I'm in complete awe on how phenomenal the ending was.

When you go back to rewatch this final stretch, I bet you'll change your mind about the next-to-last pair of episodes. We had to see him cycle through one more time. Anything less would have rushed this ending.

I felt the finale stuck the landing beautifully. We now have a trinity of perfect character endings for me. Walt won, admitted to his selfish desires, while ultimately destroying everyone around him with his toxicity. Jesse was imprisoned by Walt from day 1 and even literally imprisoned by Todd. Ultimately, he was set free to have a better life. Finally, Saul saved Kim, admitted to his flaws and gave up the tricks to save his ex wife which saved his soul as Jimmy again. All three different but satisfying closing chapters in their own ways. Also, what's beautiful to me is all three characters got what they deserved. I'm gonna miss this franchise but I'll treasure having lives through it

Regardless of what you thought of this finale, Bob Odenkirk put an all time great performance within these last few episodes of the show and I fucking loved it

I loved this finale. It made me emotional a few times throughout it and to see Jimmy finally finally finally feel his emotions and beat the Saul persona was the most satisfying thing to see. I’m so sad the show is over but I’m glad they wrapped it up in such a satisfying way

This was such a perfect ending. Walt died living the life he truly wanted to live, Jesse was brought this deep into the life and got out; and Jimmy (after he finally “killed” Saul) got the punishment for all he did that was deserved. The PERFECT tie in to the best show.

So sad it’s over but glad it went out with a bang, loved it

I loved how happy you seemed in this. This is one of your best reviews ever, and I fully agree btw! What a series

Definitely one of the greatest prequels / sequels ever made... I was feeling kind of iffy about this finale,but in the grand scheme of it all it came together just like a Jimmy Mcgill/Saul Goodman plan

Great review, Breaking Bad will be my favorite show for who knows how long but this was a great series to follow and I was satisfied with the ending. One of those prequels (if not the only prequel) that’s gonna have that endless rewatch value to it.

The perfect ending would’ve been Saul taking the 7 years. Im sorry but I’m not trying to hear about him freeing himself whilst taking a 86 year sentence. I just don’t see how this was a better option. The finale was great all around I loved it but deeply hated that choice. I wanted a spin-off of Saul in jail for the next 7 years helping inmates with their cases with crazy prison moments sprinkled in. Or maybe even a Netflix movie to cap off the whole trial and the BB universe called America vs Saul Goodman.

I can’t believe how incredible the endings of BB and BCS are, but they’re both so different. Walter White had a grand finale, Saul’s was tragic and heartfelt but left a smile on your face by the end

I absolutely love the Time Travel metaphor. The fact that Jimmy will not change at the 2 big turning points in his life, moments were he could have walked away and changed. And then he finally Changes for the better. Its amazing Also quick side note, loved how when Walter gets asked if he could change anything he looks at the Watch Jessie gave him, before going into his tierd old Greymatter excuse but really he wants to save Jessie

Super satisfied with the season. This series is amazing and a great continuation to Breaking Bad. It is my second favorite show (behind Breaking Bad)

I JUST WATCHED THE FINALE !!! And OMG !!! It was just perfect !!!! Kinda predictable but in a good way because let’s be honest, there was no another way for the character to end up ! To kill him, would’ve been unnecessary and ridiculous, make an ambiguous finale would not be satisfying so obviously make him be arrested BUT one thing I didn’t expect: the confession !! The redemption of the character!! It was perfect for the finale!!! I’m still struggling between which is better breaking bad or better call saul, my dad prefers BCS lol but i simply LOVE BOTH OF THEM EQUALLY!! 10/10 for this series finale and 10/10 for the show overall!! Unfortunately i didn’t watch it since 2015 but I really love it and it’s pretty much enough to say I’m a huge fan of breaking bad universe overall !!!! Nice video!! Despite not following it since 2015 It was an amazing journey and priceless to revisit this great universe and these characters!! I AM GONNA MISS THEM !!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

“The freedom to take responsibility” I think this quote fits the finale of the series and the subjective freedom Jimmy must have felt after confessing and taking responsibility for his actions

What an ending! Absolutely loved it and Better Call Saul is officially my favorite show ever!

Damn, he could’ve done the seven years, wrote a book called “The Meth Lord’s Advocate” and gotten millions.

Didn’t quite like it as much as the Breaking Bad ending. But then again, Breaking Bad was a different show. It was more violent, more visceral, and more action-oriented. This was more low key, more character driven, and played on a more psychological angle. It was definitely better than the Ozark ending, which really pissed me off.

This felt like the perfect ending for this series. I only started watching the first 5 seasons on Netflix a few months ago and it very quickly became my favorite series of all time. The final scene between Jimmy and Kim actually brought a tear to my eye. Sharing a cigarette while leaning against the wall just like their first interaction in season 1 was beautiful. Plus him doing the finger guns that Kim did previously in the show felt like a true goodbye to 2 of my favorite fictional characters of all time. I get the feeling, and it's more or less confirmed, that he will actually have a pretty easy time in prison. I imagine he probably helped a lot of the people's friends or family at some point and they all seem to respect him. Great video! Now I need rewatch Breaking Bad because I imagine that I will see a lot of things in a new light now.

I was so happy to see that final cigarette smoke between Jimmy and Kim man. It's the closure we needed bruh.

In my opinion, this ending was probably the only moment in the whole show where everything actually just worked the way it should. Its weird to say that, but just about every moment in BCS and definitely BB, you feel something bad was gonna happend or every little detail was a lead up to a big mess. But in this ending I felt that this warm satisfaction where all the tension was gone where there is no conflict no more hiding, that even in prison, he was free. I think even without the flashy and grand ending that BB had, this one was still very satisfying.

My favourite scene was at the end, when they both leaned against the wall and smoked a cigarette! That just hit me right into the heart!

Masterpiece is the only word to describe the finale. The scene with Saul and Mike where they discuss the time machine was perfect. Saul was who he always wanted to be and prioritised money over everything. He belonged in that world. Mike had regrets about the way his life had turned out and wishes he could go back and turn down the bribe. He doesn't belong in the world but accepts responsibility and knows he's in it until the end.

I don't think I'll ever watch any other series for the rest of my life. These 2 shows , I'll re-watch them forever

I get the feeling that Sean is not a huge BB/BCS fan in general because if you’ve followed the universe to this point, this was an absolute masterpiece of a finale that ended the story in the best way possible while still giving us what we want.

I’m saddened to see this universe pretty much come to an end but I’m glad it ended on such a high note. I’m also happy to see that Gilligan will work on new shows that isn’t just in this universe and won’t milk what is perfect…

I have to try not to think about the fact that this show is over because it genuinely upsets me

When I thought Breaking Bad had a bittersweet ending, this one tops that. From everything building up to have Saul deconstruct himself to a point we saw Jimmy come back and take a more understanding punishment. It might not be the last time Kim sees Jimmy from various hints, but it certainly is the last time the audience will.

Remember the machete version of watching Star Wars? This is my pitch for the order watch what I'm now calling the Heisenberg saga: -Breaking Bad seasons 1 and 2 -Better Call Saul season 1 episode 1 to season 6 episode 9 -Breaking Bad seasons 3 through 5 -El Camino -Better Call Saul season 6 episodes 10 through 13 An epic crime saga centered around Heisenberg, with El Camino and the final episodes of Better Call Saul serving as perfect epilogues for the two most important supporting characters.

The final scene did not feel like the end of the breaking bad universe

The way I’ve viewed all the gene episodes has been one giant finale/epilogue so I like how the last few episodes took their time

I thought that he was going to get out of it over some stupid technicality like him signing the confession as Saul Goodman and they kept referring to him as Saul Goodman when that’s not his legal name.

i also like that there was a closure but the tone so drastically changed and the last two episodes simply showed Jimmy getting caught and atoning for his sins. I didnt expect this show to have such a simple ending. Feels like the writers took the easy way out

This show deserves to sweep at the Emmy’s this year bob and rhea should absolutely get their Emmy’s this was incredible

It was also interesting to see how old Pinkman was looking and sounding. Who knows, maybe they did a lot of work to get him back into the role and fitting so well so maybe it would’ve been a lot worse. And again you can only work with what you have. But it seems like he could’ve done something with his voice to make it Sound more like he used to. Or they could have done something with his face. I know they didn’t want to get into de aging. So that makes sense. But maybe they could’ve made an exception for him. Or done something different with make up. The first time I saw him on this show, I didn’t even recognize him. And then I saw Walter White walk into the RV so I had to skip back and watch it again to realize it was Jesse. But I think the Chuck flashback was done really well. And the desert scene. I really liked how they bounced around and I thought that was pretty awesome. Just imagining how they needed to do his hair and set those scenes up again for Jimmy and everything. I thought that was pretty awesome. Unless it was all recorded back then, but I kind of doubt it but you never know. I also think it’s jarring to have entire episodes black-and-white but I think they were kind of committed to that design choice so they had no other way to go with it. Maybe they knew that from the beginning.

From breaking bad to baking bread.

Been obsessed with this universe for a decade. Crazy to think it's over. Question for you: Is this the last we see of this universe?

Love this finale not as much as Felina but still great way to end a fantastic series. Bob and Rhea deserve Emmy Nominations and hopefully win for Season 6 Part 1 or aleast Part 2. Love seeing Marie, Walt, Mike, Chuck and they made sense with the story. Love this finale season and ended things in this universe nicely and my favorite episode is Plan And Execution incredible episode and the closest to Ozymandias i seen. This and Better Call Saul are next level television and i'll love to see more but if this is the end they went out with a bang. Please Sean Do Ranking For Better Call Saul Season 6 Episode Ranking And Seasons Ranking.

I felt we'd gone full GOT a few episodes from the end with Jimmy/Gene breaking fully bad. He was never really a bad, bad guy & his actions as Gene felt disconnected. I can appreciate how brilliant this show & BB is but him falling on his sword was deeply unsatisfactory. We don't want to see him behind bars for 86 years. The two Black & white episodes (Somewhat out of Character) were created to make you accept the final outcome. Take those two episodes away & we'd likely be less accepting of him going away for life.

I did not expect Marie to pop up in bcs and I thought the scene in episode 11 was the last of Walter but it surprised me that he popped up as well

The entire court confession is Jimmy’s “I did it for me” moment.

Amazing show! I haven’t seen this in my feed, but have you done reviews on only murders in the building? If not highly recommend that show!

I can’t believe I cried at fuckin finger guns

Would love to see u rank your top ten favourite TV shows of all time

This is one of your finest reviews

Loved the finale and series - and much like your journey to Infinity War, your BB and BCS content has been a tremendous blessing as I endured the wait for the finale! I was expecting a bittersweet ending, and that's what we got. I actually think in the end the two episode detour with Gene really worked for me - not having Kim around or knowing what was happening with her made us as the audience really feel her absence keenly - as Jimmy did. But I understand your feelings that they could have edited that differently to maybe play better, and I'm glad to hear the ending was as satisfying for you as it was for me! What exceptionally well written series these were.

Yeah ngl if they either started the second part of the season with Genes episode “nippy” and then finished the rest in the continuity probably would’ve helped with the pacing, obv maybe change some little scenes here and there but overall would’ve made the second part a little more energetic and climatic

I agree with all you say except I think when he does the shooting gun towards Kim at the end she realizes that with that gesture he is still susceptible to return to slipping jimmy and so doesn't respond.

I just finished it, and when the episodes became black-and-white, I felt like it was just dragged out and unnecessary. I think earlier in the show, people said that it was a slow show, but I never noticed it, because I feel like it held my interest and kept me intrigued. There were so many times in the season where I was thinking, I get it! They didn’t need to dwell on scenes, because we understood the point. There were no twists or anything. Like when a scene started, we already knew what was happening. We didn’t need a montage, and we didn’t need to see him going through the guys house robbing it. Unless there was some profound, meaning that I didn’t get to those scenes. For me it was a little jarring having the different timelines. I really wasn’t interested in what happened after breaking bad, but I guess like you said, that’s one way to give the show, a conclusion rather than just leading up to the beginning of breaking bad. Although I think they could have probably found a cool way to make it come together, where it only ends at the beginning of breaking bad. But I guess this way we get more closure to the series since this show came out after breaking bad, they have a unique opportunity to portray that. The fact that there was a big courthouse scene at the end, I feel like that was a good way to do a finale. But at the same time it didn’t even come close to being as epic as the famous chuck Court scene. They really needed to top that. And I don’t really think they did. Although they are really started focusing on Jim and Kim for the show, so it makes sense they would finish out with that dynamic. I don’t know. Something about it just didn’t hit for me. Not like the rest of the show did. But they had to find a way to wrap it up so I guess they did it in a pretty good way. I didn’t even realize until this season, that the black-and-white scenes were supposed to be after breaking bad. I don’t know if I was supposed to get that ahead of time or what or maybe they had other hints. But when I first was watching the show, I was really confused about the Cinnabon scenes now I really want to just watch a compilation of the black-and-white scenes. Oh yeah, that’s another example of when I thought the black-and-white scenes were dragged out. Like I get he is distracting them with Cinnabon‘s. I don’t know why we needed to see that so much. And I get that the dude was stealing from them. I mean I feel like they kind of show Jimmy being more evil like Walter White so I guess that’s important there. But overall I wasn’t the biggest fan. It felt like they just started killing off characters to end the show but you know, they had to have a conclusion somehow.

It’s not as grand and epic as Breaking Bad ending but that’s okay, it’s a very humble ending and I loved it!

Great review Sean thanks for sharing

Loving the vids!

I agree with the negatives though. The last episode was awesome, but episode 10 to 12 was a weird shift. Not bad, but they could’ve included those scenes in earlier seasons honestly. Hell, I feel like the first few episodes of season 6 should’ve been the gene scenes

I feel like a lot of shows have the tendency to want to shock or twist their audiences right at the end so they can leave off on some spectacular note that everyone remembers and talks about forever. The problem with that is that if it doesn't work, it feels like it tarnishes the whole series. It's a huge gamble in that way. With Breaking Bad, it really did FEEL like it needed some big massacre or huge send off, so that's what we got. With Better Call Saul, we didn't need any of that. They just needed to resolve the story and the characters' arcs and send them off properly. It might not go down as some "greatest finale of all time" or even one of the most MEMORABLE finales, but it respected the characters and the plot to simply give it a fitting end...and that's what matters most. It did them all justice (no pun intended).

I honestly thought he should've taken the deal, but atleast he confessed. I do also think we should've gotten to see what else happened, like mikes family and where walter jr is. stuff like that would've been cool, as a final wrap up

I thought they stuck the landing although I would have written a different one. Best ending ever for any show imho was "The Americans", with BB up there as a very close second. I didn't expect Gene to get caught- thought he had a big enough head start to get away and get vacuumed, but that's not the direction the writers wanted to go. So be it. Jimmy's love and respect for Kim was enough for him to reverse course and accept full punishment and gain a new kind of freedom in prison, and somewhat restore their relationship.

Wow what a masterpiece thank you Better Call Saul

This finale is probably the best tv series finale that I've ever seen... Surpassing Breaking Bad's Felina.

I loved it more then I loved breaking bad personally

I disagree about nippy I think it was a fantastic episode

Great review!

Man those last couple episodes was such a change in pace I was waiting on hutch to pop out the trash and disarm all the cops then call to the vacuum guy

A very good series finale... not perfect, and maybe not quite what I was hoping for, but still did well with what it was They did simultaneously what I expected, but not how it got there, and the ending shot is not really what I would have expected

My favourite show of all time

Watching BCS had filled a void in my life that desperately needed to be filled. It's more than just a TV show. It's a reflection of life itself and it shows the grey area of life. It's not that you are just a hero or a villain. You can reflect on your life, look back upon the mistakes and correct it. Did Jimmy fully redeem himself? IDK maybe but he is headed down that path. It's not easy to just fuck up your own life when you're one of the most clever criminal lawyers around but that's what Saul did. He basically said goodbye to liberty in 7 years and I actually think he even took the better deal because his life inside prison is pretty good as Saul is already known and his charisma keeps helping him with the inmates. I will truly miss this show, it has been way too good.

That's how everyone who works at Cinnabon feels.

First watch it was amazing but a little underwhelmed, but now upon rewatch I feel complete

Ngl the sudden shift from Fun & Games to Nippy was a mistake for me. If I was writing the show I probably would’ve made a shorter final season that focused solely on the post-Breaking Bad timeline - put the Gene flashbacks from Seasons 1-5 in there (probably make them all their own episode) in there and flesh out some of the BB flashbacks we got. These last episodes were undoubtedly great but especially coming off the rest of Season 6 it wasn’t half jarring.

11:00 my jaw dropped when Walter said that, so mean for no reason

i love how the audience's relationship with Saul Goodman is a lot more fascinating than the audience's relationship with Walter White. with Saul it's a love-hate relationship. I like him and I want things to work out for him but I can't approve of what he does. it hurts to see him go down a dark path. was he always like this? With Walt it's a lot more straightforward.

The ending leaves a chance that Jimmy and Kim can work their magic 1 more time to get Jimmy out.

I don't know... I think Kim and Jimmy smoking that cig and the cig being color... She's going to appeal and get his sentence lowered somehow. At least that's what I chose to believe.

I wouldn't say the ending plays like a happy ending.... but it makes all the sense in the world, it fits, it works but still kinda depressing... but not enough to ruin a mood... the show stuck the landing and that's what makes it worth it.

amazing review sean.

My favourite episode of BCS was Winner 4x10 up until this point. It’s now this episode. I’d say it was more than satisfying. Better than Felina to me. Best episode of tv I’ve ever watched excluding Ozymandias

I was upset there was no High Fryve commercial

Please do a ranking of all of the seasons including Bcs and bb

these guys know how to write a proper show

I wonder what may come next in that universe

Ending was boring and suck I was expeting more!

The brilliant writers managed to create a dedicated cult following so strong that even when they wanted to DESTROY Jimmy/Saul/Gene, they did it in such a way that they, the writers, don't cause friction or disdain from their follower audience towards them. GENIUS: How to do it without alienating the audience? They can't destroy him directly, so......they make him destroy himself! That there is just a stroke of creative genius. Not only destroy him in the present, but also in the past. They try all sorts of time-machine tricks to even go as far as to destroy him in our eyes in the past. Even if it means Gene breaking character completely. Even if it means Saul senselessly throwing a meager 7 year sentence out of the window & get what is practically a life sentence just to see Kim. They just can't do it themselves so to speak; so they get Saul to do it to himself.

Also, while I can agree that these last few episodes function as an epilogue to Breaking Bad, I very much don't think that they were an epilogue to Better Call Saul. An epilogue is going to take place after the main conflict has been resolved, and that definitely wasn't the case yet until the final episode here. The central conflict of this story was *Jimmy vs himself* - and much like Chuck relapsed hard into his worst tendencies right before the end, Jimmy (as Gene) does too. It isn't until that final episode that we see Jimmy finally choose the right thing, own up to his mistakes, and finally face his grief over what happened to his brother. The bus/prison parts feel more like the BCS epilogue, but even those resolve some loose ends with Kim.

Absolutely brilliant! How Jimmy fell on his sword for Kim showing his true character and how his fellow inmates regard him as a celebrity...very satisfied with the ending. Jimmy Lives!

Saul done, man 🙏

I loved the whole series and every single episode and i think the nature/nurture paradigm was perfectly executed until the very last episode. I guess i am one of the few people who, despite agreeing with every analysis of this final episode, still felt that the execution was kind of rushed and confusing. I get what Peter Gould and everyone else was trying to say but to me, but it felt like Saul's final pang back into Jimmy happened way too quickly and wasn't handled sufficiently because in prison he was still comfortably going by the name Saul after denying it before and being so peculiar about being called Jimmy again... Again, this can all be explained but i just thought i couldn't be as celebratory as everyone else when he couldn't make his apologies before he heard about Kim's. Again, he only adapted to another person whose approval he craved. Before, he was a ruthless son of a bitch and loved it but when it was just about his persona...again, i guess *why* he did. It, but after all of BB i guess it was too little too late for me

Completely off topic but can you please rank every single comic book movie ever made & tell us your top 20 movies of all time?

I am not certain about the ending with Jimmy finally getting introspective and redeemable. No, I just can't see him doing that, and yet, he was miserable as "Gene". Jimmy was in his own prison. Anyway, great TV series and ending! 😌

Did not think the finale was anything special. Just reiterated past themes and presented nothing new. The cameo's were forced. The ending was quite obvious if you were following the "Gene Saga." He was screaming he is ready to get caught when he almost got caught burglarizing the cancer patients house. When he went up stairs you see him break his focus and start pouring himself a drink with a smile on his face.

Nippy wasn’t phenomenal but I think it’s pretty solid and breaking bad was good too but there are definitely a ton of bcs episodes I’d put above them both.

I got you Saul was what was said

Jimmy is the only Breaking Bad character to have a full redemption arc and a happy ending thanks to this show ! So brilliantly written and I hope we see the breaking bad universe again in some form !