I can’t believe “Better Call Saul” came to an end. These last thirteen episodes felt nothing like a final season, but despite having betrayed all my expectations, it still managed to blow me away at the same time. The plot moves forward only in a few key episodes, with a considerable amount of “fillers” that expand on the characters as usual, with most of it finding a meaning much later in the show. The last four episodes definitely made me wonder where the hell the show was heading or what the whole point was, but then the ending came in and it all made sense. There couldn’t be a better way to close the show without repeating the same unfolding of Walter and Jesse's stories, even though some changes in heart felt a little too sudden after all the time spent carefully fleshing out Saul’s character.
Again there are a few cameos from Breaking Bad characters that felt unnecessary, but it’s still good to see the gang back in a while.
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I can’t believe “Better Call Saul” came to an end. These last thirteen episodes felt nothing like a final season, but despite having betrayed all my expectations, it still managed to blow me away at the same time. The plot moves forward only in a few key episodes, with a considerable amount of “fillers” that expand on the characters as usual, with most of it finding a meaning much later in the show. The last four episodes definitely made me wonder where the hell the show was heading or what the whole point was, but then the ending came in and it all made sense. There couldn’t be a better way to close the show without repeating the same unfolding of Walter and Jesse's stories, even though some changes in heart felt a little too sudden after all the time spent carefully fleshing out Saul’s character.
Again there are a few cameos from Breaking Bad characters that felt unnecessary, but it’s still good to see the gang back in a while.