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Better Call Saul proved that the things we want aren't always satisfying when we get them. we all wanted to see Jimmy become Saul and it was so sad when it finally happened.

I love how a lot of the questions are “omg how did he get all these things” And nobody ever considered he just bought stuff

Biggest mystery is: had Jimmy thought anymore about that job offer?

Bill Burr spoke on The Dan Patrick show saying that when BCS contacted him he would have done just about anything to be in the final season but his closest friend in the world was in the final stages of cancer and Bill said he just. Could not commit to the time frame they needed him available in ABQ,to me,that speaks volumes about Burr as a human

Some I can think of: What ever happened to his college film crew? Did they ever get in trouble or questioned? What happened to Mike’s daughter-in-law & granddaughter? Was Saul being genuine in his original prison preference for his prosecution? Or was he pulling off one last scam to trick them? Does Jesse ever hear about Saul getting caught? What is his reaction, if he did?

I think the best thing about better call Saul is how it put into even more perspective how impressive it was that Gus took out the cartel and installed himself as the only true game in town. And make it even more wild to think it all got taken down by Walter

The pinky ring and the white caddy were both nods to Marco. Marco was Jimmy's best friend and shortly before his death, Marco is shocked to learn Jimmy became a lawyer and says "Slipping Jimmy, king of the desert, riding around in a white caddy!", But he wasn't to that point yet.

I think the dialogue of Kim getting sworn in was never meant to be a flashback - in the dialogue she’s saying that she’ll be an upstanding citizen, while in the episode it’s teasing she almost shoots someone on the orders of a Mexican cartel boss. It’s just highlighting how much she’s changed, nothing more

Saul was doing okay for himself even without the sandpiper money. He had lines around the building

Naming his loan out company Ice Station Zebra in order to cash the check from all that time ago would be the most petty, but mostly funny, cash grab of the series

About the Francesca's attorney question. I think it would be Ernesto. (I'm mean, Jimmy probably did knew a lot of people in the courthouse - he wasn't just friends with Oakley, of course) But going with a notable candidate and not just a hypothetical one, Ernesto would have the chance to be that one lawyer Francesca calls. We don't know what happened to him after we last saw him, so it's a possibility that he could have passed the bar and become an attorney; giving the fact that we don't have an exact idea of what he wanted to do of his life.

To add to the idea of Ernie & Omar joining up to open their own law firm, I want to believe that Christy Esposito, the young girl who didn’t get a scholarship at the end of season 4 eventually became a lawyer and was hired by those two lol

Marco tells Jimmy “you’re a lawyer!? You gotta be driving around the desert in a white caddy ripping people off” Jimmy got the white caddy because Marco , his best friend who died, envisioned it for him

My question is what was the original plan for Jeff? He was so menacing at first, but the replacement was a goofy Saul fanboy/mama's boy. It feels like that affected how the Gene episodes were put together.

Better Call Saul content is an instant click. Can’t get enough of this show. Hate that it’s over but I’m happy that it happened

If the "Rise of Gus" is ever made, I hope it takes place mostly between the years 2005-2007, just so that we could know what happens between that missing gap between Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad, and how long it actually took to finish construction of the underground meth lab when Lalo was finally taken care of

I personally believe that Suzanne Ericson was Francesca's attorney. Although they weren't really on good terms, she did reach out to Kim about Lalo in order to give Jimmy an out from suspicion for representing him willfully, so it might've made Jimmy think in good faith that he should appoint Francesca to Suzanne. Also, she was the one to inform Kim about Jimmy giving false info to the court about Kim's involvement with Howard's death in the series finale, so there might be a connection there.

I think they have different scripts for each Jeff because it seems unbelievable that Don Harvey’s version would end up the same way as we got in the final cut. He seems too menacing to be a goofball.

Not everything should be seen on screen because not everything can be added. We’re not watching a autobiography of Jimmy McGill, we’re watching the rise and fall of Saul Goodman. But ultimately i like how the show manages to tie everything together so nicely.

Maybe Kim being sworn in is just what she thought after Howard got killed, like, that's not why I became a lawyer, and maybe it's even the moment when she decides to quit that life and go to self-punishing-mode. I think if you see it this way it's a great addition and kind of foreshadowing.

I was always hoping ernie could be the lawyer Jimmy sent Francesa to. It would answer two questions if Ernie got a law degree during breaking bad

One unanswered question I have: How in the world did Fring and company get an excavator and heavy equipment under the laundry mat? Isn’t there only one way in there with the metal stairs under the laundry machine?

I always saw Christie Esposito as a possibility for Francesca’s lawyer…

I’m just… using Caldera’s book to explain _pretty much_ everything. I’m saying that’s how Jimmy met another attorney, and also where he got Kuby from.

You've kept me sane some way or another the last 12 months. Your BCS Content gave me the a strong feeling of sensation, much like talking to a good friend about things you both thoroughly enjoy. Here's to the Universe, this Show is one for eternity . One Love!

As for Lyle, he was the co-manager for a restaurant, and he was pretty young. He could have simply gone to school or got an opportunity elsewhere.

I really REALLY expected Lalo to kill Lyle in some sort of way to where his body would be found publicly to mess with Gus even further and tie him to scheduled things such as a funeral and all that to where Lalo could make necessary moves

I hope Ernesto has a happy life, he truly deserves all the best

I'm so glad you're still making videos exploring various aspects of this show. I download every one of them and watch/listen to them frequently.

Me: ok it’s 11PM, time to go sleep Kiwi: Hey guys, Kiwi here 😄 Me: _sigh_ _click_ Love you Kiwi!!

I still have questions about Nacho’s death. Why did Gus put him in the motel and give the address to Bolsa and risk Nacho being caught alive? If it’s because he wanted him dead, why couldn’t Gus have just told the mercenaries to kill him along with Lalo? That way he could’ve avoided suspicion from the cartel.

I still click super fast on your better call Saul videos even though the show is over. I really would wish for more but all good things must come to an end once. Thank you for these amazing vids

Incredible video. We actually do see when the vet gives up his black book. It’s when he’s telling Jimmy & Kim that’s he’s going to “focus on his passion” of being a vet

I imagine Saul just found where to buy the statue blow up and bought one for himself. I really can’t imagine him going back to the Kettlemans just for that.

I wonder how Saul must have felt when he found out Mike died

I always appreciate the videos you make on this show. They’re always interesting, I hope you’re doing well. Please take care and keep up the great work!

21:36 It's obviously Saul's mysterious business partner Anonymous Lee, whom Walter and Saul fight about in Breaking Bad. Vince played it really cool only briefly mentioning this character a single time. Bravo!

A small but perfectly valid unanswered question I have is what happened to Jimmy’s watch? Throughout the entirety of Better Call Saul, he wears that gold Mercury watch. Cut to Breaking Bad: it’s gone.

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How about that switch he flipped in his office at Davis and Main? I was hoping it would lead to a dripping condenser on the roof or something, and the finale would be the roof caving in on Erin Brill's office

I like the idea of combining two unanswered questions from this video, I like to think that Ernesto and Omar did become lawyers and did open up their own law firm, and they are the lawyers Saul told Francesca to call

Thanks Kiwi for keeping these BCS things coming

No matter the holes, this story has been captivating from day one. Awesome break down!

Out of all of these, I think the only one that could not be implicitly answered is Francesca's attorney. Jimmy ends the main timeline of BCS despised by most of the courthouse regulars and known as Saul, and in the phone call he doesn't know that Oakley is a defense attorney now and Francesca tells him. We never see anyone who would know Jimmy as Jimmy keep any sort of relationship that he could leverage for Francesca.

I almost want to think that the super lab basement construction was finished single handed by Mike. I know that's impossible, but he is sort of superhuman. Plus, we have seen him pour cement, at the church where he goes with his daughter-in-law for her survivors' meetings. He's pretty handy with tools also.

For the shot in the finale teaser, they mentioned it on the insider podcast or something. Pretty sure Schnauz said it was gonna be a shot in the desert and Gene would be flying over it on his way back to Albuquerque.

When Jimmy told Marco he's now a lawyer, Marco told him "you must be driving throuht the desert in a white Cadillac, making bank". That's where the white cadillac idea came from for Saul.

I know a lot of people thought that originally Saul said "Tell him Jimmy sent you", but I think it's actually "tell THEM Jimmy sent you" And so this implies he just kind of pointed her in the direction of a firm. I always thought it was strange that Rich specifically names the law firm that HHM is turning into, saying it was called Brookner Partners. Why would they specifically mention the name of what HHM was turning into if it wasn't for it to be used for something later on? I think that that's supposed to be the "Them" Saul said in the Francesca scene, as he knew a lot of people at HHM, a few of them would actually know who he was. But thats just my theory.

Where did Jimmy get those diamonds? He had that tin as a child, retrieved it as an adult, buried it in the wall/ceiling until running from the law after BB, hid it in his crawlspace as an emergency as Gene.... all to drop them in the dumpster without a single comment on where they came from. Did he acquire those diamonds as a child/teenager and keep them with his coin collection? Or did he get the diamonds after and hid them in his coin tin?

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I think the attorney Jimmy set Francesca up with could have been Ernesto or Omar, since you mentioned the possibility of them still practicing law. It also could have been Erin, given that she didn’t seem to outright hate Jimmy to the degree Cliff did by their last meeting, but given her relationship to Davis and Main I think Ernie or Omar is more likely.

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Thanks for this video. Not seeing Saul get his Cadillac was one of the biggest teases that never got paid off. Some of these unanswered questions could have been answered in a montage. But oh well. Still an awesome show. PS - I really wanted to see Tuco take over the family business.

Maybe the attorney was that young female associate for Davis & Main, Erin Brill. She was a very capable attorney as a 2nd year associate & probably would have risen to partner or started her own firm by the time of that BB scene

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im to sick to really express it and type out a paragraph but dang bro i love ur content i feel like my understanding of the BB universe is so high because of ur videos, theyre also so entertaining. plz keep making vids i dont think ive missed one in like half a year

Thank you for this video! I am a huge fan of all your videos! ❤

They probably kept gus's past a mystery in case they wanted to make a show about him in the future

The best part of the sandpiper money is chuck didn’t care about it. He was coming after jimmy’s law license and didn’t care that jimmy would be a millionaire down the road

BB and BCS are both a Master Piece in and of themselves.

I can only imagine Saul wanting to buy the Statue Of Liberty and Mrs. Kettleman getting furious and saying "$10,000" and Saul going "Okay." (Cause he has so much money)

I like to think that Francesca’s attorney was Omar since we never see what happened to him and he always liked Jimmy. Edit: Wait? Omar? I meant Earnie! Omar I’m sure still works for Davis and Main.

Just binge watched the whole series again. Saw several other unanswered questions. Still an awesome show

As a Bill Burr fan, and a bigger BB/BCS fan....I would watch a mini series on Kubi!

I love you and your vids... I wished you more active on twitter like in the good days when we all waited for new episodes

Love the video brother!

Thank you for still making videos about breaking bad universe!

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With gus frings actor getting more popular as of late and with that probably being the most burning question of the shows fans I wouldn't be surprised if we get another spinoff explaining his whole background and who he really is

great analysis

Maybe Jimmy gave Francesca the card of Ernesto, who is now a proper lawyer 🙂

Omar and Ernesto’s law firm is cannon. That’s my statement and I’m sticking to it FTW.

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The pay phone scene made me laugh because of the meta-humor in it, making fun of the process of the audience experiencing the show.

Sauls Cadillac made an appearance in S1E1. He brought it from someone at the court house (i remembered that from a table read)

For me, the biggest mystery about Gus’s past in Chile wasn’t in itself a mystery. I mean, for all that was going on during the Pinochet years, it is very easy to theorize why some high ranking military officer would need to go into exile. Rather, what was it that got the attention and concern of a largely regional cartel way up in Northern Mexico? And I am not even referring to Eladio’s warning to Gus after Max was executed, but rather Lalo making the comment to Bolsa suggesting rather specific knowledge (“todos negocios?”). It is difficult, at least for me, to plausibly imagine where the interests of two such different and distant groups could overlap, specifically why the cartel would care about what is presumed to be a far away political intrigue. I really thought we were going to find out more after Lalo said that, but even later learning Peter Schuler was also involved still did not even hint at the cartel angle on this.

Ooooh. I bet Pryce eventually gets caught stealing from work again, gets fired then convicted, gets represented by Saul, and then then he has to buy the laser tag place to replace his job and starts to launder money since he wouldn’t really have the funds to start it up himself.

ernesto is my favorite small side character

I was watching a British crime show called Annika. One of the characters quotes Chuck’s “let justice be done.” They substitute “though the world might end” for though the heavens may fall.

It’s crazy to think Walt & Jesse we’re working in a meth lab with dead bodies under the floor

Gus, a joker origin story and a two face death

15:55 Bahahah you used the infamous "I need to see your balls" exchange

I won't be too surprised if Vince next show about Kim will also put Ernesto and Omar as main characters

thanks - very necessary video

I think Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould should do an AMA, and give some answers to these questions.

Never watched any TV after 1995 so I've only seen various shorts of "Breaking Bad," and "Better Call Saul" on Y9uTube. The Characters are powerful enough to be worth watching and the lack of real time presentation is a fun mystery. Thanks for this analysis it puts a few pieces together.

I would love a comedy spinoff during the golden years of saul goodman as a lawyer of the underworld.

nicely done

I’m confused, why would you speculate Howard being the attorney Saul recommended to Francesca? Howard had been dead for years before that scene of Saul clearing out to go to the vacuum cleaner.

My biggest confusion with BCS was how Mike was a Gus guy all the way. In BB it seems like he always worked for Saul and knew Gus. In BCS he was Gus’s number one guy, but rewatching BB, it seems like he occasionally finds out information for Gus but really works for Saul. A bit confusing. Overall, BCS did an amazing job and tying everything together.

6:10 i stopped at season 2 because instead of showing all those very interesting things as you say, they decided to show entire episodes worth of absolutely nothing My friends also stop watching at season 4 I have no idea how so many talented people ended up making such a slow and empty show (it's perfectly filmed and directed, but rhythm and timings are just egregious for me and many)

i knew the difference between the jimmy we saw and than saul. what didnt hit me till the final episode was how different saul from breaking bad was than jimmy. even with the flashbacks it felt weird felt like someone else until a little bit after the finale. from watching breaking bad first and saul being a minor but important character i never really thought about the insane difference between saul and jimmy till rewatching the flashbacks and thinking bout the ending. like thebflashbacks at first were a genuine shock to me because it didnt feel like saul/jimmy i knew until i remembered who he was from breaking bad

Just like Marie's kleptomaniac impulses, both Ernesto and Layle felt like they were building up to something, but they just disappeared

So many amazing characters in this world

I love undertime slopper

Are you going to post the rest of season 6 tier? Looking forward to it!

I imagined that Gus had joined Pinochet's military junta in Chile and worked his way to becoming an officer, hence the "Generalissimo" comment by Hector. He probably worked his way towards intelligence and was very good at it. Then he used his influence to make a new identity and invented a reason for him to spy on the Mexican Cartel. He enters Mexico with Max with the intention of using Eladio's cartel to found his own branch of meth production, using Madrigal as distribution and a secret branch of money from Europe. This backfires because Eladio knows Gus is a plant from Chile (but doesn't know his bigger plan) and he kills Max. Eladio still allows Gus to work for him under Bolsa's supervision and gives him more and more of a pass because he's a top earner, but reins him in with Bolsa's death.

If we're having fun making stuff up around the margins, why not combine two of them: Francesca got reflected to Ernesto and Omar's joint law firm.

I doubt the Kettlemans had the Statue of Liberty custom made, being that they were just getting by in a trailer. Perhaps Saul just ordered one from Amazon like they did.