I thought the character couldn't handle being the center of a show of himself but holy shit!
It's damned good.
Better Call Saul
Better Call Saul
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Re: Better Call Saul
Y'all Better Call Saul.
Apparently and i do agree, that the sixth episode of the first season is Emmy Worthy.
So far no episode has been bad.
Apparently and i do agree, that the sixth episode of the first season is Emmy Worthy.
So far no episode has been bad.
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Re: Better Call Saul
I really want to watch it but going to have to wait for the season to end and be uploaded.
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Nothing it will never come. Death before defeat. I don’t bend or break. I end, if I meet a foe capable of it. Victory is in forcing the opponent to back down. I do not. There is no defeat.
Nothing it will never come. Death before defeat. I don’t bend or break. I end, if I meet a foe capable of it. Victory is in forcing the opponent to back down. I do not. There is no defeat.
Re: Better Call Saul
Season did end. About ten episodes.
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Re: Better Call Saul
I am going to Necro this, as the new season is coming out soon.
In many ways, I think there is a certain level of greatness that even Breaking Bad couldn't achieve. Here it is Saul, his brother, his lovely partner, and now Mike. There's no annoying wife or sister or any of the subplots that (IMHO) were slightly weaker than the bulk of the Walt/Jesse plots. With Better Call Saul, it is like a certain level of concentrated awesomeness. Plus, there is a certain charm about knowing the end result, but the tension and suspense of just how Jimmy becomes Saul is turning out to be every bit as enjoyable as the unknown of how Breaking Bad would end. Hell, I'd watch six seasons of Mike alone!
In many ways, I think there is a certain level of greatness that even Breaking Bad couldn't achieve. Here it is Saul, his brother, his lovely partner, and now Mike. There's no annoying wife or sister or any of the subplots that (IMHO) were slightly weaker than the bulk of the Walt/Jesse plots. With Better Call Saul, it is like a certain level of concentrated awesomeness. Plus, there is a certain charm about knowing the end result, but the tension and suspense of just how Jimmy becomes Saul is turning out to be every bit as enjoyable as the unknown of how Breaking Bad would end. Hell, I'd watch six seasons of Mike alone!
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