BCS's ending invalidated and categorically repudiated both WW and Saul. It proved they were both shitlords and crime doesn't pay. This website is extremely toxic and shocking in the people who think morality, ethics and the law is a joke and are suddenly acting like walt and saul were saints. Actually no. Its not a surprise at all trump voters feel this way at all. You morons don't even accept the election results lol.
Meh, I don't buy that nazis were villains of the last season.
They were more like a force of nature, a despicable evil that just always happen to exist in the world.
Walt decided to use that evil as a tool, it slipped away from his hands and eventually he managed to dispose of it, but what they did is still on Walt IMO.
>dead >everyone hates him >his kids will think the money came from Gretchen and Elliot
He lost hard. He just got the tiniest victory as he died. It's ultimately nothing, it just satisfies his own ego.
his only goal was to make sure his family was taken care of financially after he died and he accomplished that. He also managed to give them 15x more than what he set out to do, and kill all his enemies. Yes he ruined his reputation and got his brother in law killed but that comes with the territory. He got a pretty clean ending all things considered
he destroyed his family to such a degree that it outweighs any of the monetary gains they made
He was still able to provide for his family which was his only goal. He'd rather be able to do that and die hated and remembered as a drug kingpin legend than die as a nobody.
Of all the BB cameos in Better Call Saul, Walt and Jessie were the worst. They forgot how to play the characters, especially Jesse, and they're in pointless scenes.
Cranston was great in his cameos. He still looked and sounded just like Walt. He didn't seem noticeably older than the Breaking Bad version of his character, unlike all the other crossovers. There's room to debate the importance and the necessity of his scenes, but his acting and his portrayal of Walter White felt exactly the same as it was in BrBa.
The political climate wasn’t as shitty as today’s. It would be impossible to do a “white men win over the feds” ending these days, especially when you have a literal Ministry of Truth in the current administration.
bcs proved that walter wasnt a villian, but a hero because gus and everyone else were pure evil and needed to die
if we take bcs as cannon
BCS's ending invalidated and categorically repudiated both WW and Saul. It proved they were both shitlords and crime doesn't pay. This website is extremely toxic and shocking in the people who think morality, ethics and the law is a joke and are suddenly acting like walt and saul were saints. Actually no. Its not a surprise at all trump voters feel this way at all. You morons don't even accept the election results lol.
Because everyone besides /misc/tards agrees that neonazis deserve to be mowed down with an M60
Meh, I don't buy that nazis were villains of the last season.
They were more like a force of nature, a despicable evil that just always happen to exist in the world.
Walt decided to use that evil as a tool, it slipped away from his hands and eventually he managed to dispose of it, but what they did is still on Walt IMO.
He didn’t win tho
>dead
>everyone hates him
>his kids will think the money came from Gretchen and Elliot
He lost hard. He just got the tiniest victory as he died. It's ultimately nothing, it just satisfies his own ego.
>it just satisfies his own ego.
It's all he cared about.
his only goal was to make sure his family was taken care of financially after he died and he accomplished that. He also managed to give them 15x more than what he set out to do, and kill all his enemies. Yes he ruined his reputation and got his brother in law killed but that comes with the territory. He got a pretty clean ending all things considered
he destroyed his family to such a degree that it outweighs any of the monetary gains they made
who does Gus think he's providing for?
His harem of mexican twinks
lgbtqia2s+
Maybe Gus was appealing to values he himself did not adhere to?
he's manipulating walt
His only goal was to satisfy his ego and be seen as a genius, which he did in the end
walt exposits on this very clearly. it's surprising that so many people don't see this
He was still able to provide for his family which was his only goal. He'd rather be able to do that and die hated and remembered as a drug kingpin legend than die as a nobody.
Because he killed Gus, Hector and Mike. That makes Walt an overall force of good in the world
Is it worth watching the walt and jesse episodes of BCS if I've only watched BB?
The only scene worth watching is Walt's appearance in the final episode. The rest of it was cringe "member dat??" cameo shit
Of all the BB cameos in Better Call Saul, Walt and Jessie were the worst. They forgot how to play the characters, especially Jesse, and they're in pointless scenes.
Marie was a way better cameo
Cranston was great in his cameos. He still looked and sounded just like Walt. He didn't seem noticeably older than the Breaking Bad version of his character, unlike all the other crossovers. There's room to debate the importance and the necessity of his scenes, but his acting and his portrayal of Walter White felt exactly the same as it was in BrBa.
>He didn't seem noticeably older than the Breaking Bad version of his character, unlike all the other crossovers
Jesse was the funniest - looks like he's 50 in the cameo.
>Kim didn't die in the plane crash
I'm disappointed Walt couldn't avenge Howard
The political climate wasn’t as shitty as today’s. It would be impossible to do a “white men win over the feds” ending these days, especially when you have a literal Ministry of Truth in the current administration.
Because Gilligan still had freedom from The Mandate back then.
Now bad white man must suffer, that's it for the Kim's show.
stale bait, get new material
so was Gus fricking Gale or what?
Not everyone who wins deserves to, not everyone who loses deserves to. That being said Walter did deserve to win