>Robbed a dying cancer patient a few days ago didn't even blink, hurr-durr, but now I feel like doing 80+ years because my ex wife and her husband *might* lose their house, oh, and I may as well tell you all the bad things I've done too, lol
That was one of the most cliched, out-of-character things that I have ever seen. THAT was the ending? It's like some lazy-hack started writing the episode half-way through, who wrote this crap?
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Waiting for the inevitable homosexuals that will defend it.
He felt like doing some good, man
He didn't do any good. This results in more net suffering in the world and for himself.
You deserve to be held accountable for your crimes. The world is always a better place when scum face justice, but that type world is antithetical to soulless nihilistic vermin like you so your sophistry is in your own self interest.
>I had no character development for 6 seasons so I'll do it all in the last 15 minutes
Yep, typical shit writing 101.
lmao this. its like how people loved walt and tony so the writers had to turn them le evil in the last season
he was developing into his saul persona
I think people are missing the fact that Jimmy is always looking at someone for direction. First it was Chuck, and when that didn't work out, it was Kim. It was to please Kim that Jimmy went all in into screwing Howard over, and that was ultimately his undoing. Now, when he finds out that Kim has indeed gone out on a limb simply to own her mistakes, face her regrets and do the right thing, Jimmy realizes that you can indeed change course and decides to follow her example, this time for the better.
The ending wasn't bad, it's the rest of the show that's the problem
Yeah it was a good ending, but it's marred by the preceding episodes. Either is fine on their own but they don't really mesh into a satisfying conclusion.
>I killed the kino
>jimmy takes plea deal
>walks out of the courthouse
>slips on the stairs
>"i fought the law" plays as the camera pulls up from slippin jimmy, ambiguously comatose/dead, left up to interpretation
You would've hated this if it were the real ending and you know it.
Would have been kino, moron
wouldn't been better if the ended it with some guard complaining about so many transfers, and how he though the white guy was gonna be more scary (guard is black for ambiguity)Jimmy gets processed.
"Tell that to Jimmy's snapped neck" tier
that really happened in some show somewhere, where the staute on the courthouse or whatever the frick fell on the guy when he left after getting acquitted
Would be more kino if they reused Baby Blue by Badfinger
have sex, incel
Watch better shows, Reddit.
Cinemaphile literally cannot understand anything that's higher brow than childrens cartoons. No wonder this is marvel central
It's one of the biggest cliches in all of fiction.
>Ok, now I'll sacrifice everything just because of my ex.
....Come the frick on, at least grow a brain.
He did it for his brother, anon.
Still predictable though.
>Muh brother
>Grows a conscience a decade later at the most inconvenient possible moment.
The absolute state of this ending, all people are doing here is making it even worse.
you have to be a real moron to think the ending was good
they build up saul the last 4 episodes to show he’ll always be slipping jimmy and saul goodman, and how he’ll never change, and the one time he ends up changing to become a good person he cucks himself for 86!!! years in prison. like are you fricking kidding me
He did it for a lot of people. Being found in a dumpster, working at cinnabon, he didn't want that. 86 years... but.. not hiding like a coward.
The other it would went
>7 years later
>kim picks him up
the other other one woulda went
>7 years later
>Lalo picks him up
Nothing against the ending I don't even watch the show, but there's nothing high brow about this show
>Better Call Saul is highbrow
No, I think I'll have to go with the cartoons on this one.
Go suck off your next semi obscure medium
this board fricking died in 2017 bro, idk why I'm still here
>idk why I'm still here
because you can't leave
>He thinks his cliche ridden crime thriller is high brow
Pathetic. BCS added nothing to the genre. It was a bloated mess that was just a jobs scam for Gilligan's friends in ABQ. Bob Odenkirk is a fine comedian but he's terribly limited as an actor. That really came out in this finale.
Actual filtered mouthbreather
We get it, you looked at the threads and saw it had 6 seasons and looked up who produced it to act like you actually watched the show. (You)
BCS is part of the marvel universe isn't it?
It's kino
if you want a low brow capeshit ending, "Felina" is still available for you to watch on Netflix, dipshit
Cinemaphile with the most braindead takes posible
Go watch Multiverse of Madness, it's more your speed you disgusting zoomer.
it was shit and i expected it to be shit for 3 episodes
nothing remains to be said
Halfway through Nippy, it was obvious they weren't capable of sticking the landing
>my ex wife and her husband
speedwatcher. her bf didn't stay the night and setup a date before driving off. it's kim's house. yup.
OP is the representation of the viewer that watches the show for explosions, guns and "haha saul is so funny and silly lol" instead of understanding whats the show about or understanding the characters at all.
No, I watch shows for good plots and endings that aren't made by looking at "Lazy screenwriting for morons, issue #1"
"No, we should pick an ending for the memes and saul posters instead of an ending that fits thematically."
truly based
What is the show about and the understanding of the character?
with saul representing himself and only 7 years reduced from life + 190 yrs. him beating the team of lawyers and it going to color when he 'won'' and then we get the bus scene. then he's shooting the shit and having a blast in jail, making bread and shit then saul goes worlds greatest lawyer and it cuts to credits
Honestly though, Supermax isn't a place where you get to bake bread with your homies and get conjugal visits with your wife. You spend 23 hours a day in a 9x6 padded cell with a thin mattress on a concrete bed and go insane from the isolation.
It's nice poetry, but realistically, Jimmy is a fricking moron for blowing up his plea agreement. It would have felt good in the moment but he would be climbing up the walls within a few months
That seems like something that should be reserved for more egregious crimes than even what Jimmy had committed.
should've ended in a bollywood style musical number
you moron, he didn’t save Kim from the civil suit. That’s still on. He didn’t save Kim from any crime. He just wanted him there for when he confessed his internalization of chucks death and how he took on the Saul persona because of his suicide (showing Kim he’s still jimmy)
Wrong He just wanted to ream his lawyer. He didn't think he was gonna get a good deal, so he planted ideas on where to go when locked up, His planned changed a few when he heard about kim.
If that's true then the ending is even worse, all that hard time for absolutely nothing.
Why did he even run from the cops? out of character much?.
He was already in prison. He couldn't do anything outside of baking and sitting alone in his apartment.
you Black person, he realized what he was gonna do on the plane scene thinking of the Walt flashback. That’s when he realized his true regret was leaving that conversation with chuck and chose to get Kim to the court room to pull his 86 years stunt
keep seething
I'm not seething, you're the one seething, homosexual, I'm too busy laughing and mocking this shit-show of an ending.
keep responding to show how unseethed you are, go ahead
And make sure to keep responding afterwards, wont you?
yeah, keep clicking the file explorer.
>not seething
>he obeyed and stopped clicking file explorer
good boy
>keep seething just for me, baby
Yea it’s dumb how people think this is going to save Kim, the bar for a payout on a civil trial is pretty low that Howard’s wife still has enough ammo to convince a jury to take Kim to the cleaners regardless of Jimmy officially “confessed”.
It's Jimmy's ending, not Kim's. The only point was that he redeemed himself in her eyes. This board is too low IQ to understand that not every single moment of a plot has to be resolved. It's better to leave on a point and keep somethings ambiguous how they turn out.
Why the frick would he need to redeem himself in her eyes? They both did equally terrible shit.
Anon, I know you've never experienced love, but that's what it does to people. This show was about a romance, not Jimmy taking a dumb fricking prat fall in the last 10 minutes of a 6 season series.
Dexter revival was worse.
lol true.
I saw the last episode and i have depression now, frick you vince and gould. i wanted happy ending
NO I DON'T WANT THAT
GETTING A PLEA DEAL?!
I WANT TO CONFESS TO EVERYTHING AND BE IN PRISON FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE!
That last line from Chuck: "There's no shame in going back and changing your path" tied everything together beautifully. Obviously in the moment he's trying to manipulate Jimmy into giving up his career as a lawyer, but you look at how his and the other two conversations about the "time machine" blend together and it all comes together as to why he confessed.
Mike's is all about the residual, heavy regrets that you carry on. They linger with you like a weight, and as much as you try to "wake up one day and forget", there are simply some that you'll never forget about. Things that you'll always carry, like Howard's and Chuck's death (and in Mike's case, what I assume was his son's death and before that his first turn down the "bad choice road"). Walt literally brings up that yes, obviously you can't go back into a time machine to change your choices. Saul's knee spiel and the "So you've always been this way" from Walter is pretty funny but also reaffirms that even up until the very end as Saul, he still couldn't come to terms with his brother and what he'd said.
But when Jimmy confesses, he takes a little bit of what he heard from Mike, Walter, and Chuck, and chooses to "change the past" by completely altering the story he told the prosecution. He "comes out" fully about his part in Howard and Chuck, admits the rest of his crimes, and I think he ultimately accepts that if he's out in the real world, "he'll never change" as Chuck had said. Gene/Victor proved that the moment he went back to Jeff. This was the last chance he had to change his path and he took it, and was finally, truly "all rested" as he'd said to Mike at the beginning. Simply Kino
>It would have felt good in the moment but he would be climbing up the walls within a few months
Spin-off movie: Better Kill Myself
he still didn't confess about howard because wouldnt kim be in trouble as well then? not feeling so guilty after all, the frick.
A bit of a stretch
They should have doubled down and made him an unredemptive piece of shit butthole, it would have been way better if they'd left a bad taste in the viewer's mouth by leaving us with the grim knowledge that this butthole was going to walk free in just a few years. Gene intimidating Marion in the last episode was kino, we should have gotten more of that side of him. He should have thrown Kim under the bus, it would have been a fitting punishment for her character. Saul is Jimmy's punishment, it's self-imposed and he deserves it.
Why, when you can have cliched schmaltz instead?
>should pick an ending for the memes and saul poster
Nah, I would have just been happy with a decent non-cliched ending thanks.
So machine gun in the car trunk and Kim and Jim go for a wild ride, just admit it
no but you don't get it breaking bad's ending was epib
>another, hehe u liek garbage, heres a dum ending post.
No, and sorry if my ending choices would be far less shit than yours.
I mean it wouldn't fit with his character. Chuck said he does horrible shit all the time but he isn't actually a bad person. Just that he can't help himself.
It fits. Kim was the catalyst for Saul in the first place and it makes sense that his perceived rejection/snub by her in the last episode would push him even further to become morally bankrupt. I mean they literally went with just that for 2 episodes so I see no reason why they couldn't have just kept him there in that dark place instead of giving him a soft redemption
Chuck's suicide was the catalyst for Saul Goodman, Jimmy's refusal to go to therapy/deal with his grief in a healthy way.
He's got 86 years of prison guard batons-up-the-ass style therapy incoming all conveniently because of "muh conscience"
>things that would have never happened
>Howard would never continue going to the golf course he's a member at
>Howard would never talk to Cliff who goes to the same lawsuit and explain the situation properly to him while going over dates of when certain things happened to cliff
okay.
the lawsuit would still be won by Jimmy and Kim but there was still more Howard could easily do to clear his name and get Jimmy disbarred.
>Muh Cliff
>Muh golf course
There's no tangible evidence for any of that shit, and they made Howard look like he was totally losing it with the pictures, like I said, things that would never happen.
>tangible evidence someone called in and changed your PIs without your consent
>tangible evidence of when Cliff met Kim for the lunch meeting it would've been on a cliffs schedule
>Howard has tangible evidence that he was at his scheduled therapy appointment during the time that Cliff was scheduled for lunch with Kim
>golf course where Saul caused a public scene witnessed by another person Saul has personally fricked over with his bullshit and by the entire golf course
>which both Howard and Cliff being longtime members of
this homosexual accused me of speedwatching and he thinks they left zero evidence hahaha holy shit
edgy shit and not what the show's about
>unredemptive piece of shit butthole
This is basically Walter. Saul was cope mechanism for Jimmy but even in his darkest moments he's not even as half bad as Walter.
You can't compare Saul's scamming, identity theft and intimidating some old woman to Walter's sick manipulating everyone around him, bombing nurse house, killing someone because of hurted ego or just straightup killing spree.
Jimmy was never a bad person but he can't help himself like Chuck said.
Every single close relationship Saul was ever shown to have throughout the entire series both BCS and BB were toxic.
He could help himself. He did so multiple times. Nobody wanted to help him. The only time it happened was with Howardsoffer and you can see how foreign being helped is to him by the sperg out at Howard
This. I was honestly expecting the ice cream. The ending was cliche shit.
It was an underwhelming but fitting ending.
>Full theme never played
>its another fare telling me how BCS is superior to BB
yeah, kinda feeling vindicated
Time machine was real after all. We will watch a movie explaining why the timeline we are in, is not the real one
Remember that time they sunk 5 1/2 seasons into establishing Jimmy, but they couldn't turn him into Saul, so they just did a timeskip
Lol seriously. His acting is so much better when he’s playing Saul or Gene. Jimmy he just constantly made the suck in his lips face.
One episode at most would be great. What I'm actually glad for, is the sucker punch Breaking Bad gays got, literal scraps of scenes for their reddit duo at best, kek. Specially Jesse with his shit scenes as a 40 year old punk.
You're acting as if reddit isn't soifacing over the RV scene to this day
in a few years people will look back critically at the show and realize how lazy that decision was
I guarantee you there are loads of different opinions floating in the ether here as to when he finally became Saul in the show.
Fricking spoiler warning man.
It hasn’t aired in Australia yet.
>Spoilers
>This board
You should already know, anon.
>It hasn’t aired in Australia yet.
haha, stick anutha SHREEMP on DA BARBAY m8!
learn to torrent idiot
7movies or fmovies in Google, you're welcome
i agree
>we never even found out if kim ends up getting sued or not
>they let skylar off the hook because she knows where the bodies are, but all her money laundering shit with saul is nothing and she ends up okay
>they try to make saul look like the most evil man on the planet when at worst he just a lawayer who consistently got threatened by the cartel
>jesse fricking pink man, the man who murdered multiple people and rams drug empire, who helped get walter in the business, walks scott free but saul, the lawyer who got threatened by jesse and walt, 86 FRICKING YEARS LMAO
Except Jesse is still wanted
there is no jesse pink man anymore. they gave him the perfect getaway to alaska (who the frick even lived there) and he’ll never be found, and probably live some low key life
they made saul the last few episodes become a total dick and rob people when there was literally no reason to
he could have scammed jeff, told them to not call the cops on him, and lived his life . Why jesse is loved but saul is the evil guy is makes no fricking sense
>and probably live some low key life
Dexter got him.
He did all those scams and risks with Jeff because he wanted to be caught. Especially when he goes back to rob cancer man and runs off stealing watches, when normally they only steal identities. I don't know how clearly they can spell it out for the audience. He didn't need to do any of it but he did it because he wanted to face the music.
This shit makes no fricking sense. These last few episodes its like they tried their hardest to make him some money hungry villain and he was never like that in the show previously
>inb4 hurrr breaking bad
Yeah sure in breaking bad he was your typical money grubbing slimey lawyer, but nothing in BCS painted him that way really. Also his whole confession was pointless. Doesnt dave Kim any hardship. It accomplished nothing but ruining his deal. And dont feed me this whole "he needed to unload his baggage and become Jimmy again" shit. His exsistence in prison is tolerable purely because his Saul persona and he is literally Saul to all the inmates, so no he is still Saul Goodman in prison. And lastly the Chuck shit is dumb as well. Chuck was constantly a prick to Jimmy and deserved everything he got, and what happened wasn't Jimmys fault what so ever. So i dont understand what he was even trying to imply there. Feels like this Chuck angle was something they pulled out of their ass last minute. This ending is GOT tier bad.
agreed, smart anon
>And lastly the Chuck shit is dumb as well. Chuck was constantly a prick to Jimmy and deserved everything he got, and what happened wasn't Jimmys fault what so ever. So i dont understand what he was even trying to imply there. Feels like this Chuck angle was something they pulled out of their ass last minute. This ending is GOT tier bad.
The show literally spoonfed to you that chucks character and thus his relationship with jimmy was COMPLEX and can’t be just called “LE BAD BECAUSE HE WAS LE DICK”
and you STILL don’t get it. Just go back to plebbit, chuck hating homosexual,
How was their relationship complicated at all?
When the writers establish something, then recontextualize it with a twist, then forget about it and keep pretending that the pre twist status quo is still in effect, it tends to muddy things a bit
>These last few episodes its like they tried their hardest to make him some money hungry villain and he was never like that in the show previously
It's always been about money with Jimmy
You can always count on Cinemaphile to shit their pants and roll on the floor crying when anything happens in a show that isn't le epic gun fight.
>simplifying to defend this shit
Play another tune, dude.
>WAAAAAAAAAA
>sniff sniff sniff
>WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
>No defense
>The retort of a literal child.
NPC much?
If they made his stare into the camera for an hour, it'd have been a better ending that this shit, tbh.
Real Sauld would have tried to get even less years in prison tbh. Then he would have come out and try to find a way to make more money, his mind was already corrupted at that point.
>anime tier dogshit
Yeah, he'll try to take over the Cinnabon empire when he gets out
>Walt - Dead
>Saul - in prison
>Jesse - in Alaska
How do we all feel about this?
Crybaby should have died. Either that or they make another movie of him, crying for an hour and a half.
Walt refused to change in any meaningful way and got off easy. Jimmy faced the music and tried to be better and he's gonna rot away in ADX Florence for the rest of his life
Yeah Jimmy's gonna have a great time being alone working a dead-end job in the outside world until he gets too bored and starts commiting more crimes until he's caught yet again. Prison is where he belongs and fits in and he still gets to bum cigs with Kim every once in a while until they just start fricking when she visits cause her Florida husband has awful dick
>Saul and Jesse - Dead
>Walt - Alive and thriving
How do I unlock the true, non-reddit ending?
Dedicate your soul to Lilith.
Predictable
Once again, anons reveal their complete and total mystification over the concept of love. A foreign emotion that would be impossible to obtain while sitting at your computer and shitposting all day.
What he did has NOTHING to do with his love for Kim. As others have pointed out his confession doesnt help her whatsoever.
>Saul Goodman casually signs the divorce papers
>love
How about 'lazy writing'?
Bravo Vince
Love doesn't mean you go to jail for almost 80 extra years.
I love my girlfriend but I wouldn't go to jail for that long, even if it protected her from a civil suit and she would think I was a moron if I did.
>b-b-but her approval!
I imagine Kim would have thought Saul turning down a 7 year stint in exchange for something reasonably longer and offering to confess the entirety of his crimes in open court, would be enough to determine he's changed.
So Saul used the time machine to save Kim from the plane crash and became jimmy?
Who else didn't watch it and don't care about Breaking Bad spinoffs and other rewarmed milked content?
Who the frick would want to watch a show about Jesse? He was a fricking loser and did nothing but frick up everything for Walt. I hope he dies in episode one.
they already have the intro song to jesses new show
Saul "turning back into Jimmy" and then going to jail for the rest of his life while his equally evil partner Kim gets off (on some civil suit they hype up but really doesn't match how bad the crime was) is peak reddit morality. He literally tried cheating and stealing and lying as Gene Jimmy or Saul. He's not a good guy in the conventional sense. He's obviously just a great lawyer, who proves how the law is always abused. To make the ending him ruining his chances at the short 7 year deal provides this cringe-worthy moral lesson, as if criminals are always caught and justice is always served. WHAT A SICK JOKE.
This i dont understand why people say
>he was reverting back to being Jimmy instead of slimeball Saul
REMEMBER HIS NAME WAS SLIPPIN' JIMMY Black folk.
only speedwatchers were disappointed
nah that ending was lazy writing. should have just taken the deal tbh and got with kim at the end.have the kim shit resolve differently with her getting away with it
i honestly wonder if people like you even watch the show, did you bother paying attention to the flashback with kim & her mom?
Yeah the whole 180 he did was pretty stupid. Why did he even start scamming again if he was going to forgive Kim anyway.
>i trusted you
>from an elderly person
carol burnett got him to reconsider his entire life with 3 words, if you don't understand that, you can't be helped
And that should have been the turning point, yet he went right back to being Saul after that for half the episode.
I just realized Jimmy confessing is a retread of Walt's phone call to Skyler in Ozymandias.
Bravo Vince.
How are the two similar at all? One is Walt playing a part so deflect the blame off Skyler, the other is Jimmy sincerely confessing his guilt to unburden himself.
>BB is about man turning...LE EVIL
>BCS is about man turning....LE GOOD
What did Vince mean by this?
How is him confessing have any impact on Kim losing or not losing her house? It achieved absolutely nothing besides wasting his life in prison instead of only 7 years.
It's called taking responsibility.
Chuck understood this.
You can take responsibility without spending life in jail. Even Chuck would have agreed.
Not how it works bud. This is what he chose as payment. Best to respect that.
Ok anons, how about you spend life in jail for jaywalking?
the punishment for jaywalking isn't life in prison nor is that a reasonable consequence of your actions. life in prison for being a willing accesory to multiple murders is, however.
the punishment for jaywalking is I hit you with my car as hard as possible
the legal punishment for jaywalking is not being hit by a car anon, no. that would be considered a risk of jaywalking, but neither a legal nor reasonably ethical punitive consequence of it.
>you can take responsibility without paying any consequences
lmao
it doesn't why do you all of you morons think he confessed to save kim. he was doing it to unburden himself because he felt guilty
>Which is even more stupid
Bravo.
stupid or not it had nothing to do with kim. how the frick would that confession even help kim?
>wants me to explain the shitty writing
Anon, I...
How is it shitty writing? It was never intended to help Kim whatsoever.
>I'll just grow a conscience right now after trying to brain a guy dying of cancer with the ashes of his dead dog's urn few days back and repeatedly trying to escape from the cops, and now I'll just give myself 86 years and die in prison
It's a well-written character moment, I got it.
I kind of wish you were after that ending tbh
so why not just complain about that instead of making up shit about it being to help kim?
I wasn't making shit up, so, even if he isn't "helping kim" the ending is still a massive, lazy, cliche and it still sucks... So what?
>muh last-minute redemption
Why are you trying so hard to say that it isn't complete shit wither way, when it clearly is?
Of all the endings you could've chosen, you pick this one? Jail ending could've worked if he has some battle of morality of what he did beforehand which he didn't.
How about this. Just as he was about to brain that cancer guy, cancer guy has an attack. Gene could leave at this point and get away but decides to save him instead but gets arrested for questioning for why he broke into the home and about why he was there and they find out he's Saul Goodman. Play out mostly the same from plea deal to trial as it should minus Kim. It seems like he's about to get away with a light sentence but gets flashes of his conversations with Mike, Walt and Chuck as deliberations are made. His guilty conscience gets the better of him and he stands up to speak for himself. He doesn't mince words and just comes clean without the pretense about the deal and goes into a monologue of all the wrongs he's done with his life with maybe some good he's done in that life. He gets his 86 years after incriminating himself and a few months into his sentence gets a visitor in Kim. Kim asks him why'd he do what he did when he could've gotten a lighter sentence. Did he do it for her? Jimmy McGill just responds "Nah. I fought the law and the law won." Some other conversation between the two but we don't hear the audio for it. As Kim walks away from Jimmy behind the prison fence, you see a sign of relief in Jimmy's face like he's almost smiling like a huge weight has been lifted off his shoulders. Sound of prison doors closing and cut to credit of black screen and Vince Gilligan's name.
There, a slight fix to the Jail ending. Me personally, I would've thought of a better ending altogether but I would have to fix the show several seasons ago and I don't have the time. I worked with what little time I had and what little material they gave me in the final few episodes to work with.
Damn bro, good thing youre just on Cinemaphile. .
>I worked with what little time I had and what little material they gave me in the final few episodes to work with.
Interesting, and if true, then you've basically admired that it sucks (which anyone with a working brain ITT knows already...) Ah, well, maybe better luck with the ending next spin off?.
*basically admitted
>the finale will have a scene where saul is on a prison bus and a prisoner goes "i know you...you're better call saul!" and then another prisoner goes "yup, he's better call saul!" and then the whole bus starts chanting "better call saul!"
>you're Saul Goodman
>no I am McGill
>let me go to prison for the rest of my life so my ex-wife can go back to fricking her new husband in a house instead of a trailer. that makes up for all the shit we pulled.
BRAVO VINCE.
Abysmal, this entire last season, from the senseless Nacho arc and conclusion, to the PS4 QTE fight between Lalo and Gus, to this forced moralized bullshit. Jimmy never, at any point, believed that Chuck was justified, nor did we get that impression as an audience. Of course, he isn't inhuman, it's clear he regrets his passing, maybe even regrets setting him up in that way, but what, am I supposed to believe that Jimmy suddenly realized Chuck was right and he should've stayed in the mailroom? Lmao. What a moronic piece of shit ending. Even the LOST final season had more high points than this, BCS was nonstop rewriting of what happened in previous seasons and unsatisfying conclusions. The fact that getting a Walter White scene is THE big thing for the majority of redditor viewers says everything about the headspace that the audience and creators are at. The show was fine without BrBa for YEARS. Why do this? Fricking trash.
>to the PS4 QTE fight between Lalo and Gus
Holy shit, I just remembered that, what the frick was that revolver doing there anyway?
Gus had a precog moment, counted the paces and put it there.
He put it there earlier in the season you dumb speedwatcher
...It sure was conveniently placed, though.
there was a scene where Gus put a bunch of guns in different spots because he was paranoid of Lalo, and that was one of the spots he put it in
am I the only one that watches this show
im just here to meme bro, never seen bcs or breaking bad
hell i dont even watch tv or most modern media, aside from marvel
>mfw trying not to make a "Chekov" joke
>The show was fine without BrBa for YEARS
It literally starts with Jimmy having to convince Tuco not to kill the two skater morons.
>the finale will have a scene where saul is on a prison bus and a prisoner goes "i know you...you're better call saul!" and then another prisoner goes "yep, he's better call saul!" and then the whole bus starts chanting "yep, yep, yep, yep"
>didn't even blink
You are literally incapable of understanding a character.
>And then I go and spoil it all
>By saying something stupid like "I love you"
i liked the last few episodes and that was the worst ending to a show i've ever seen
better ending
>Jimmy gets the plea deal
>eating ice cream in prison
>I fought the law starts playing
>fin
How does it compare to Ozarks ending. That was subverting in a decent way
>season 5 ends with jimmy taking the 7 year plea deal
>season 6 is about his life after prison in the aftermath of losing kim, his brother, and all the shit that happened with walt
>he does his best to be a good guy, but we can see that he can't evolve past the BCS persona, and in the end, S6 shows him falling back to his slipping jimmy ways all over again
this is what i would have wanted
Season 6 ends with him working for the ULTIMATE SATAN Donald J Trump
>S6 shows him falling back to his slipping jimmy
And then doing a complete 180 in the last half-episode of the show, because of "muh guilt" or whatever, but it's a good ending, right?
why are you so against redemption?
QRD?
Saul just got caught and went to jail?
That'd be a dumb ending
no, saul gets caught, argues with feds about getting 7 years in one of the most luxurious jails in the country, then throws it all away in the last moment to go to fricking supermax for the remainder of his life to impress kim, who goes free despite being involved with him in everything
>to impress kim, who goes free despite being involved with him in everything.
Pussy pass. I noticed this with Vince Gilligan, no woman can ever truly do wrong, ever (even when she does...) she is always the victim of her spouse/environment, even though Kim did all that stuff with Saul. Nah, you have a vegana so it's fine.
Bravo Vince.
this is exactly why i enjoyed the sopranos, they never hesitated to show that carmela was a piece of shit no matter how much she victimized herself. if they gave her the kim/skylar treatment i can't imagine how terrible and dysfunctional that show and finale would be
and kim didn't just have her hands dirty, she was AN ACCOMPLICE that pushed him, time and time again, and now we're supposed to view her as this innocent 16 yo christian girl that accidentally got involved because she didn't know what her boss was telling her to do was illegal? give me a fricking break
Did you miss the part in the phone call where Jimmy yells at Kim that she'll never confess because she's as big an butthole as he is? Jimmy only changes his mind on throwing Kim under the bus and taking the deal when he learns she confessed proving him wrong about her. It was always going to end this way, since Chuck's suicide the whole show has been about repressing guilt and Saul avoiding taking responsibility for his actions at every turn until he finally does at the end.
Goddamn I'm glad I dropped this shit after season 1. I hate simpcore
>then throws it all away in the last moment to go to fricking supermax for the remainder of his life to impress kim, who goes free despite being involved with him in everything
what did Kim do again? She didn't kill Howard. She was a witness and didn't tell anyone it happened. accessory at most. what Saul was in trial for and a majority of what he got 83 years was for what he did in breaking bad. so what exactly what Kim going to get?
Howard was the one who drunk drove to their house in the middle of the night and showed up.
Lalo just entered the empty door Howard opened.
>what did Kim do again?
Just conspire with Saul to ruin Howard's life and reputation, no biggie.
>Just conspire with Saul to ruin Howard's life and reputation, no biggie.
unironically compared to what Jimmy did yes.
the only reason Howard didn't undo everything Jimmy and Kim had started was because he got shot by Lalo.
Kim's a c**t and a b***h, and broke several smaller laws but that's peanuts to sauls time.
the reason Kim's felt more personal is because it involved innocents instead of the drug empire Saul did. People just want revenge for Howard.
However Howards death only happened because Jimmy's cartel involvement. Regardless of their pranks and conspiracy.
>so i guess you forgot all those moments when jimmy repeatedly wanted to stop doing fricked up things or give up their cons only for kim to push him along?
Jimmy did everything because he wanted to do it. Jimmy worked with Walt because he wanted to make Millions. Jimmy robbed the convivence store with Jeff because he wanted to. Jimmy slipped because he wanted too. Jimmy stayed in the cancers patients house, fricked around with his shit and stole his watches despite already having the identity theft information he wanted. because he wanted too.
Kim's a massive c**t but everything she did was small peanuts to Saul Goodman. Who signed off on 10 murders in 2 minutes.
>the only reason Howard didn't undo everything Jimmy and Kim had started was because he got shot by Lalo.
How was he going to fix things exactly, by magic?
Kek, no, by that point he was fricked, and the settlement was also one-hundred-percent a given.
>how was he going to do that he was fricked
by talking to cliff and cliff realizing that Howard had a rock solid alibi for the prostitutes bullshit at his therapists.
by going and questioning the golf course about Saul Goodman who they'd have seen at the course that day making a big exaggeration over israeli discrimination.
file a civil case against Saul for defamation of his name. It really isn't that hard. Kim and Saul fricked up multiple times and left countless tracks.
Sauls prison sentence is largely due to all the shit he did during Breaking Bad though, which Kim had no part in
So? she had a rather large part in a lot of the things that happened later on. What was the message supposed to be? women are immune to the full consequences of their actions?
*later on
Technically past, but whatever, point still stands.
>she had a rather large part in a lot of the things that happened later on.
She left before all that. They made it clear they went hard after Jimmy because he was the only one they could get. Jesse: Gone. Walt: Dead. Gus: Dead. Mike: Dead. Lalo: Dead.
Yeah, but she pulled enough shady shit with Saul and is still treated like a victim by the writers, this is an old Gilligan cliche at this point, so I'm not surprised no one gives a shit because it's a literal written-in flaw you're supposed to just go "ok" to..
>this is an old Gilligan cliche at this point
I can't argue with that. It's clear he gets a thing for characters like that.
Whqt was she involved in during Breaking Bad? That's what Saul was going to jail for.
>speedwatcher post
so i guess you forgot all those moments when jimmy repeatedly wanted to stop doing fricked up things or give up their cons only for kim to push him along? you forgot how horny and wet she got from lying to people and how she actively pursued it?
like, yeah, you're right, she wasn't lalo and never executed anyone in cold blood, but neither did jimmy
>to impress Kim
filtered
>ok this is pretty obvious, what's the twist here, one layer deeper, oh that's it
I've had this reaction all through season 6, show always stops on a neat little moment you expected and doesn't really go deeper. I can only speak in pseud terms but it needed some more rawness or intesity or something. Like with Saul and Kim. I was expecting them to hash out her leaving him, get a little frenzied with eachother, but they just have the neat little smoking callback. Glib like Saul Goodman himself.
honestly, after watching so many shows the past 10-15 years that had twist after twist or always tried to do something clever, I appreciate these 2 shows for not trying to "subvert expectations" or "blow my mind"
This show (and BB) have always been completely plot driven while pretending to be character driven. It why you've had at least 2 scenes where Kim does a complete 180 within the course of a conversation.
The writers just decide on situations that seem cool, and then try to hamfistedly fit the character into that.
>it was anticlimactic and completely unsatisfying on purpose!
BRAVO
I found it satisfying though.
>no jimmy succumbing to electromagnetic hypersensitivity
>no i fought the law
>not even wildfire
>no theme song
>no somethin' stupid instrumental
>jimmy doesn't create an EMP with his mind that wipes out all electronics on earth
The worst part is that they didn't play the full main theme as Jimmy watches Kim leave the prison behind a fence.
>That was one of the most cliched, out-of-character things that I have ever seen.
Why do you think he was taking so many risks?
He wanted to get caught. Did you really not get that?
>He wanted to get caught.
Before of after nearly killing a cancer patient with an urn to get away from the cops?
Saul will get killed very quick if he had chance to get out from the jail
Jail is the safest place for Jimmy
this should've been the last scene
Nah, it was already lost on the speedwatchers and capeshitbrains who couldn't connect it to the two time travel scenes and Jimmy's guilt over indirectly pushing Chuck to suicide.
>What would you change?- Walt
>Muh knee -Saul
moron alert.
Yeah his answer couldn't possibly have changed in 6 years. Not a chance.
Sarcasm btw. Pretty sure this Saul guy actually regretted killing his brother, regardless of how much of a dick he was.
It was still years after his death, and not even a pang or a reference? and yet, we're still supposed to believe that he feels so "guilty" that he's willing going to spend the rest of his life inside suddenly and on a whim? Come-the frick-on.
I concede to the quads.
Perhaps it was more complex than mere guilt over his brother's death, perhaps there was a deep and lasting shame that Chuck was right. If Chuck had his way and Jimmy failed in his law asperations hundreds (possibly tens of thousands if you include the meth consumers) of lives would have been spared.
The color only came back a bit on the end of the cigarette, Cinnabon was already a prison. There was nothing to do but free himself from the burden of his guilt. The court room was his therapy, and Chuck was something he was clearly ruminating on for a long while.
>Perhaps it was more complex than mere guilt over his brother's death, perhaps there was a deep and lasting shame that Chuck was right.
Maybe, but it was never even hinted at, let alone shown, so frick them with their 180-tier bullshit.
I dunno, I thought I saw a lot more Chuck adjacent pain being expressed in the "Lightning bolts shoot from my fingertips" scene than you might have seen.
I also think they touch on his refusal to broach the subject with Kim at least twice.
I think if anything it's a problem of respect. Outside of Kim and the financial results during the high times very few people actually saw and respected what Jimmy was capable of.
Him going out of his way to be as successful and rich as possible provided a hollow satisfaction on that front, but we get to see the ultimate fate of that path with the diamonds being lost in the trash.
All that said, I think the real strength of this show is that we got to watch funny lawyer man bumble his way through a reckless and ultimately self destructive life before finally facing consequences, and for me that was a fairly satisfying conclusion.
I don't know, you can't really have it both ways, you can't have someone that is clearly an unrepentant sociopath that keeps going back to his old ways, and at the same time have all this guilt, it should be one or the other, and there needs to be a gradual build towards the latter if you do so, they didn't so it just blows in execution..
the problem is the sudden onset of this guilt in the last 20 minutes of the entire series. he’s lived with the guilt this long, and now he can’t swallow it one last time to get himself 7 years instead of life in prison?
No, because this is a "good ending" apparently.
What the frick is Jimmy gonna do after 7 years in prison and admission to all his crimes. He can't practice law and most minimum wage jobs would reject his ass due to his rap sheet. His only choice is being a conman which he would then be back to prison except with zero Kim booty calls
Never said that would be a good ending either.
he’d pull a Wolf of Wall Street and write a book about his crimes and become a wealthy public figure
You do know this was the same guy who went into the meth business after already having millions right. It was never truly about money
>What the frick is Jimmy gonna do after 7 years in prison and admission to all his crimes
literally this. Or hell Michael Franceze or Larry Lawton route where you make a success YouTube influencer personality out of your name.
he'd eat that shit up.
I'm actually mad it didn't happen.
Sudden onset? Every other scene since season 4 has been Jimmy dealing with his guilt, refusing to go to therapy, and lashing out at people, like Howard, who tried to reach out an olive branch after the suicide. He's been guilty and repressing all his pain the whole time. And all the risks with Nu Jeff, including robbing cancer man, were because he wanted to be caught. He didn't need to do them, he had them by the balls on his identity, but he did risky shit because he was guilty over what he did.
right, when he had a bout of guilt he repressed it. he returned to crime as Gene because he’ll always be Slippin’ Jimmy, not because he wanted to get caught. the correct ending would be he “gets away with it” gets out after seven years, and is doing a book tour going on tv shows telling his story, but then goes back to a cold empty hotel room and thinks about Kim, who’s not in his life anymore
I was hoping they were going to do a king of comedy homage.
The whole show was centred around Chuck saying Jimmy will never change, he'll always be Slippin' Jimmy who weasels out of trouble and ruins the lives of everyone around him, and Jimmy finally changing by admitting responsibility without harming others proves Chuck wrong.
>Jimmy goes to prison for life
>reverts to slipping Jimmy inside prison to survive because it's prison
Bravo Vince.
He was a clean lawyer, but Chuck sabotaged his career which caused him to have money problems and to start slippin.
He wanted to leave Howard alone, but Kim wouldn't letit go and he wanted to please her.
He was a regular cinnabon manager until some frick came in and scared the shit out of him, causing him to start thinking of a plan to stop him from going to the police.
Chuck saw Jimmy's cycle of pulling a con, harming people, acting remorseful, then going back to it all through his life. He shouldn't have sabotaged Jimmy's career but in some warped way he was trying to protect people from Slippin' Jimmy. He was the only one who knew the "real" Jimmy in the end.
Kim saw joining the Howard scam as a way to help Jimmy grieve when he refuses to go to therapy repeatedly.
He had them by the balls with the mutual self-destruction but he clearly wasn't happy in the Cinnabon, he leaves SG etched in the walls and we never hear his co-workers speak or find out their names because they mean nothing to him. He didn't need to go back to scamming after the mutual destruction either, Francesca says he has tons of money after running so it's not a financial thing. It's basically guaranteed when he goes back to scamming that he'll be caught and the intentional slip ups with the cancer man break in make it obvious he wants to be caught subconsciously.
Did he? He knew him as a kid, then lost contact and they reunited with the sunroof incident, after which Jimmy was diligently working in HHM AND getting a law degree surprising even Chuck.
So what cycles? He was bad, reached the "bottom" and changed. Chuck denied that change. He was trying to protect his ego, the feeling of being the "better" sibling that gracefully straightened out Jimmy in the right direction. Jimmy taking action of his own to better himself sabotages that narrative.
Is having an actual, unironic mental illness not enough of a hint that Chuck's not all well in the head?
No, she didn't. If you want to disagree, provide proof. As for me you there are at least 2 scenes where Jimmy is visibly hesitant or uncomfortable while discussing this with Kim, yet she keeps pushing.
So what he wasn't happy? What fastfood employees are? What employees in general are? Guess we're all fricking villains now.
>Francesca says he has money
With no evidence. So more appropriately "Francesca THINKS he has money". After which he lists the things in which this supposed money is stashed and she confirms it's all seized.
>without hurting others
>just completely fricking tanks Bill Oakley's career
these threads are ruined and all of you are bitter, contrarian homosexuals. it was a good ending, but it would never be enough for you. go outside
now that i think of it, did we really need like 3 whole frickin' episodes of gene scams for this ending to work?
Yeah because until then he hadn't gone back to the Saul persona. Had none of the gene scams happened his confession would have meant nothing and showed no growth because the audience would just assume hes basically just lived a quiet life and owned up to his mistakes by living a miserable nebraskan life
I just dislike that the trigger for it was Kim. Doing this out of a genuine desire to atone? Fine. Doing it because of a woman whose affections you'll never get to enjoy afterwards? I hate how a bunch of shows portray this as some kind of noble martyrdom.
He also tells the court, it was me I told kim yada, yada, so it'd effect her case, and he'd do it again. So yet another thing these morons are wrong about
>tangible evidence someone called in and changed your PIs without your consent .
Yeah, when it was an unlisted, non-function phone number when Howard called back? Why don't you try paying attention?
>tangible evidence of when Cliff met Kim for the lunch meeting it would've been on a cliffs schedule
"Would have" and a "lunch meeting" is "evidence?"
Holy shit kid, crack open a law book or something.
The rest is the same hearsay-tier shit that wouldn't fly worth a frick in a real court. Now stop replying to me with your obvious moronation you autist.
the most cringe watchers of any show ever has to be the "made special food that references le HECKIN show for the watch party" people
I think you're just mad you have no friends anon
>no squat cobbler
>no tequila
>no Moscow Mule
>not cooked over a propane camping stove
Not even trying
>LOL WHAT IF HAHA GET THIS TWO COPS ARE JUST RANDOMLY EATING LUNCH COMPLAINING ABOUT FISH TACOS IN THE MIDWEST OUTSIDE THE HOUSE AND PERSON JIMMY SPENT MONTHS VETTING
>OUTSIDE THE HOUSE AND PERSON JIMMY SPENT MONTHS VETTING
well the thing is that if that tall dude with the dog didn't drop out, it would have went without a hitch
No it wouldn't. The tall dude waking up didn't matter for the plot in the slightest. all it did was leave further scenes Jimmy broke into the house and left further breaking and entry evidence for Jeff to get taken in. the cops arrived after Jimmy went upstairs and after Jimmy had all the personal information of cancer dude. if Jimmy just left after he did the job it'd have been fine. it was Jimmy's autistic obsession with trying to find more valuables to steal like the watches that done him in.
What are you talking about? I'm referring to the guy who got the guilty conscious after finding out the victim had cancer
yeah it'd have went off without a hitch if the plan was done right but that's the problem I have anyways.
guy backed out. Saul didn't. Saul continuing is moronic.
when Saul continues he leaves a broken window. okay fine. but the drunk guy has been drugged and won't remember shit about being robbed. he will assume he probably assume he did it drunk to get in the house. Jimmy would've been fine if he left. there's a specific scene. after he's done getting the documents. before the cops pull up to the house. Jimmy's peaking out the window about to go seeing if Jeff was still there. he was. instead Jimmy thinks the dudes out cold I played the piano a few times. frick Jeff. spineless c**t. imma go frick around and look through more of cancer patients shit and make Jeff stew out there panicking like a chicken shit. I'm Saul fricking Goodman. so he goes upstairs which he never needed to do. rifles through the dudes stuff while the cops arrive to eat their lunch. steals some expensive watches giving the other real evidence of breaking and entry, missing possessions and shit moved around your house. which Saul left evidence of when he was about to brain the cancer guy with his dead dogs ashes.
Buddy dropping out of the last crime did frick up the plan and vetting. Sauls wienery ass had a chance to escape anyways. despite all the shit he did he had the papers and identity information stolen. he could've left. but he chose to leave even more evidence that fricked him and the timetable he had up.
The tried to play that he, at least subconsciously, wanted to get caught.
>does everything to the contrary until the moronic court scene
They couldn't even get that part right.
All this tl;dr ramblings when all it shows is you missed that Gene/Saul/Jimmy wanted to be caught. All those mistakes he made and risks he took in the last few episodes were a last hurrah for Saul Goodman and his final act of returning to Jimmy.
Jimmy could never earn Chuck's respect because Chuck's loathing of Jimmy was all the way back to childhood when he'd watch Jimmy escape responsibility over and over while hurting others, and despite all that their mother dies crying out for Jimmy showing he's her favourite son. Chuck can't reconcile the fact that he views his brother as morally corrupt and a conman despite Jimmy having good qualities and being a more charming person than Chuck could be, it's all jealousy and petty family rivalry turned up until it ends in Chuck's suicide. I don't think Chuck was capable of letting go of the past and forgiving Jimmy and Jimmy wasn't capable of admitting to his own faults so it wasn't going to work on either side.
once a cop car stopped in front of my house and i couldnt get to my driveway until they moved
>nooooooo my self insert character didn't get away with it and live out my power fantasy noooo
i knew as soon as i saw the 3rd episode in a row of full black and white filler trash with only 1 episode left that this show completely fricked itself.it was argueably a 9/10 show before lalo died, and every episode after was a solid 1/10, not even exagerating. frick this dogshit show i will never rewatch this garbage trash
Betterer ending
>jimmy gets the plea deal
>returns to being a public defendant under the name Charlie Hustle
immensely overrated show has a shit ending. are you really surprised?
>finale is a filler episode
How much was Kim out for in future earnings? I assume she can still contribute to an IRA/401k. She choose the legal aid volunteer life, so what does she care if she loses her shit house? Why would Jimmy throw away his life to save Kim's possessions, while she is someone that doesn't care about material possessions herself? She didn't even take Sand Piper money lol.
In Florida, bankruptcy law lets you keep your house and shit too
god damn I wish Florida wasn't a sweltering swamp hellhole with shitty healthcare laws for the expressed purpose of taking advantage of the elderly and disabled.
everything else about it seems great but I could deal with the climate.
no income tax sounds hype though.
>Hey Kim, want Sand Piper settlement?
>No, I'm good.
>Hey Kim, want seven figure attorney salary?
>No, I wanna do volunteer legal aid.
>Jimmy: I must save Kim's credit score!
Top Kek
Yeah, Vince and his female character's shenanigans are always so well thought out.
he could have had the 7 years AND saved kim too it was down to 7 before he even mentioned the howard stuff, better yet kim could have not been such a fricking moron and shut up about howard. reddit is going to love posting about "why do incels blame kim, OMG!" when kim has indisputably fricked everything up. worse than skylar ever did, dare I say.
this is literally the worst possible ending that people memed about, "hes gonna sacrifice everything for kimmy!!!" hes in for 86 years while kimmy is being yupped every night.
but jimmy doesnt care - not because he realises crime is le bad, but he realises.... unrequited love is LE GOOD!!!!
you cant make this shit up its literally a cuckold ending.
He's not doing it for Kim you fricking idiot, he's doing it for himself and because of the guilt over chuck and Howard he's repressed since season 4 episode 1.
he did it for chuck you moron
What a sick joke
Anyone else take the chuck scene not as chuck trying to convince Jimmy not to do law but really wanting to help Jimmy become a good lawyer?
Jimmy wanted to earn chucks respect, by doing it exactly how chuck did it the best he could. maybe not the same prestigious school but picking a lane and staying in it. not starting over. Chuck offered to help but Jimmy wanted chuck to frick off. Jimmy wanted to be a great lawyer without chucks help like Chuck managed to be.
Since chuck could actually never be 1 on 1 with Jimmy. could never share the connection over law because Jimmy wouldn't let chuck into that part of his life out of fear chuck would lose respect for Jimmy if Jimmy had accepted chucks help.
So chuck could never feel comfortable with letting Jimmy become partner at the firm. because he could never once actually work with Jimmy on Jimmy's cases. Jimmy wouldn't let him do that. How is Chuck supposed to vouch for his supposed family in the first place if he had no idea how Jimmy even goes about handling the law.
Yea, Chuck loves his brother so much the one time he couldn't frick Jimmy over he seethes so much he straight-up fricking kills himself, I'm sure he was trying to help
that was multiple seasons deep after chuck already have had undeniable proof of Jimmy's Chicanery against the law while being a legal representative of it.
Maybe he should use it instead of sperging out with "disbar him because I don't like him"
Then again, if his seething was based on evidence this would've never happened because Jimmy wouldn't get pushed to slippin after becoming a lawyer in the first place
>ignoring half the show
If that's the way you want to watch it.
>ignoring all the post
If that's the way you wanna read it
Yup. Lazy and convienient writing has plagues the second half of season 6.
Plagued*
why cant writers just for once. TAKE. THINGS. TO. THEIR. LOGICAL. CONCLUSION.
grow a spine
its a ending for midwits, thats why redditors and morons here say they love it, it would be a good ending if bsc was only the last leason, but this shit ending invalidates all the other seasons and it turn the series into a huge waste of time, well breaking bad was meh too imo, the problem is that television is so shit than even mediocre stuff is praised as being great
>Redditor buzzword
(You) Try baiting better
Did i called you out? it works the same as saying israelites and israelites getting offended lol?, and calling everyone who dislike this piece of shit ending a speedwatcher or a marvel fan is good bait for you?
>muh israelites and more buzzwords
keep spewing more vapid and empty comments because you can't provide any actual substance as to why it's bad because you never watched the show because you're a jaded homosexual
It’s a fitting end but just not realistic. Jimmy would have taken the 7, be out in 3, then in a twisted way try to make up for it by writing a book or starting some sort of nonprofit that he markets successfully, continuing to get the big bucks
Saul would have taken the 7, not Jimmy. Jimmy stopped being Saul and did the right thing finally.
total garbo ending.
I hate how zoomers use the word garbo to mean garbage because it only makes me think of Greta Garbo.
It would make sense if he did it to save someone, but it was already too late. Made more sense for him to do his time than come out starting a charity or something.
This was an unironic 10/10. Jimmy chose to spend the life in prison but remain true to himself and own up to all the wrong doings rather than continue living a lie. No wonder it flew over speedwatchers' head and they jumped right into "woman bad" narrative when it has absolutely nothing to do with it.
I thought he only got 7 years?
Holy speedwatcher. He'd only get the 7 years if he stuck to the written testimony with the feds, he instead goes against his own testimony by confessing to everything and so he gets a maximum punishment.
>he claims it wasn't 7 years
>yet he has those numbers
What is it homosexual? Did he get 7 years or not?
Can you read? He could've had this number if he confirmed feds version during court but he didn't. He confessed to all his crimes so he got finally 86 years.
>Jimmy chose to spend the life in prison but remain true to himself and own up to all the wrong doings
This is not Jimmy being true to himself. Did you even watch the show?
Getting the max punishment is white guilt tier stupid
he couldnt live with it and it helped kim
How did it help Kim? He baited her into showing up so he could confess to someone he respected more than the justice system.
she was getting sued now she is free
Did any scenes establish that she was out from under the civil suit? As far as I'm aware that plot thread was left unresolved, albeit with the general implication that it won't be the end of her.
it was said she is looking for a lawyer because she confessed to everything, everything was gonna be taken away from her it was said, she was definitely under the civil suit
Yeah that's what I thought.
I think you can have it both ways. Jimmy is a scamp, but he's not evil. Chuck says as much pretty early on. If he was truly an unrepentant sociopath Marion would have been strangled like the opening to No Country For Old Men while the Saul advertisement played in the background.
Kino.
Kek, I'm sick of talking about this shit to be honest.
No one is making you click on the threads.