I can't imagine how this show will end at this point. There's still so much we need to know. What an episode though. The beautiful overlap between "Better Call Saul" and "Breaking Bad" prove that the idea for a prequel was well thought out and considered as to not ruin the unforgettable legacy of its predecessor. It's fascinating to see some blanks being filled in that true fans will come to appreciate.

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I didn't enjoy the appearance of WW and JP as I thought I would. Maybe because at the beginning it seemed pointless like straight fan service. Although, then it became clear by some superb transitions that Gene is going to make a huge mistake similar to the one he made by chosing to work with Heisenberg, still it wasn't what I was expecting.
Also, Aaron Paul was so different. I mean, I know that almost a decade has passed since BB ended but it seemed like a makeup problem.
Summing up it's a great episode, mostly because of the Gene plot and what the transitions meant.
Everything is going to blow up :/

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bring kim wexler back to me :((

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Dread is building once again...

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The way I squealed when the RV door was first revealed…

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Were those scenes with Walter and Jesses really necessary? Seems like pure fan service. I think it's also strange to be reminded that Mike did such humble work for Saul. I mean he used to be the head of a massive security operation for Fring and now he's a PI for Saul? Doesn't really make sense. In BB it went unnoticed but after BCS you know too much about Mike.

I don't like this episode. It tells us nothing new. Although he apparently has substantial funds (remember the diamonds?), he's back into the scam business. He can't help it I guess. He does it for the thrill. Plus, I don't like how they tell the end of Francesca's and Kim's story. That's all? Two phone calls?

PS: I really like the intro. How the tape slowly deteriorates over the course of this show is telling.

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The parallels between this and BB are so damn good. I never say this but I can’t wait for next Monday!!

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I mean what can I say this episode felt sooo nostalgic to the old days

but my main concern now is that we only have 2 episodes left.. I have no idea how this will end

it seems there's so much potential for more season to cover everything but we're not getting that

so I'm praying that the finale doesn't suck

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Great to see the cast of Breaking Bad back. Jesse look remarkably older.

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Another amazing episode in a long line of them, but this one was equally great and hard to watch. A perfect title for the episode because you see Saul truly break bad. Great idea to intersperse scenes from its predecessor to motivate both shows. Just heart breaking to watch this character that once had a heart to abandon it. I'm going to miss this show.

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You can really tell that Jesse is a lot older.

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Literally watching paint dry is more interesting than this show

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Boring and slow just like the last episode. Too bad. Season was good until last episode. I hope the last few get better.

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That’s it? That’s what we’ve been waiting for all the season? Just that little scene?

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i am speechless right now. this is AMAZING.

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These last couple episodes got a Fargo vibe

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Anyone saying "pointless episode" can read the top comment.

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I genuinely couldn’t care less about the black & white scenes, absolute snoozefest.

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What's going on with the ending of the show? Throwing in a ton of filler post-BB story I don't care about, combined with a couple bridge scenes between BCS and BB and some fan service appearances, and that's an episode? They are really stretching it to fill the remaining episodes.

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This “past” scenes in particular were special. Gene’s hubris seems poised to take him down a peg or two or all.

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Very slow, these black and white episodes are. Hopefully we get some action in the next 2.

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The way the writing team went from having literally zero understanding of plotting and structure in Breaking Bad, to almost perfecting it for this show is unbelievable.

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Man this is getting hard to watch. On fake B&W it's literally.

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The boys are back.
Great stuff

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Boring and pointless just like the last episode.

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what happened to this show?

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Can't believe people like the last episodes. It feels so slow, boring and at some points with fillings even Walter and Jesse fan service scene.

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The parallels that are clearly being drawn are cool, even if it is rather blatant fan service. Doesn't matter, it works.

Jackie Chan Adventures!! It was on the TV when Francesca was plumbing the sink.

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Show probably should have ended 2 Episodes ago.

At the very least they could have comprised the last 2 Episodes into one.

Kind of feels like they told the story and realized that they are under contract for a few more Episodes, so they retell stuff we already know or at the very least could have imagined on our own since they are obvious.

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Hot take: Saul was actually killed shortly after disappearing. The black and white scenes is him being in heaven/hell/whatever

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