Uhhhhh I had dinner while watching this one.. big mistake. That was disgusting.
Good for the show to still be able to be extreme.
Season 2 of Tehran was a big jump up from Season 1 imo. Especially the second half of the season was so well written. It could not have been more thrilling. Also the writers of this show are not afraid to kill off important characters, which can be sad, but moves the story in interesting directions. That ending was the bomb! I really hope the show gets renewed because we need a continuation after this cliffhanger.
The move you should have made was taking Melanie under the train at the meet dummy
Oh Stfu Melanie, stoping lying about doing it for souls onboard. You doing all this because you like to be in charge.
Why was Ruth the bait lol. So a shovel didnt hurt by a air vent did
Omfg!!!!!!!! Why are you letting Wilfred go like hes not going to come back. Jesus Christ!!!
I’m down with this show. :v_tone3:
Did they just made two train and made it, Religion train and Science train :joy: lmao. Good to see we still can’t separate Church and State
Why not just stay on the train and do most research on the track to eden or find a way to scout that area by idk sending the sign cart that you just put that fuck face Wilfred in. Nothing makes logical sense just like i said from jump was to separate the trains even before a civil war was about to break out lol
And here we go Josie flip flop again and with Layton now lol so all she said before was pointless
So Wilfred is for sure going to switch tracks and head toward New Eden and start shit up again :man_facepalming_tone3:
Yo i didn’t realized if you turn the W pin around its M for Melanie. Nice touch
Hahahaha the way the Murder girl die was priceless and worth all the other dumb shit in the show. Im glad i got to see that. Best part of the episode. “Suck on that” pun intended
Meg's pronouns are "yick" and "uch"
Uncancel Justin Roiland and bring him back!
Never hire a pretty, young babysitter. That's just common sense.
Awful, Netflix / American influence has ruined once a great show. No more suspense and intrigue, just half baked ideas and crude bottom of the barrel shock scenes
props to my boy Dylan G for holding that position for what seemed like an eternity!
LOL I almost thought that was it for Fuches in the opening. Bakery guy Mitch is so hysterical in his every bored "wisdom", hope that wasn't the last we see of him. And as I thought this veers towards being a (very good) transitional episode, that chase happens. Loved how striking the action scenes are shot this season, with deadpan distance and miniature feeling, almost like some violent, twisted Wes Anderson.
Did anyone notice when Walt was asked about his greatest regret he quickly looms down at the watch Jessie gave him, does this mean the regret he'll never say out loud is possibly how he treated Jessie or at lease how he left him behind?
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.
sobbing HE CANT KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT!!
(by "he" I mean Vince Gilligan and the rest of the cast and crew and by "it" I mean making this show so consistently high quality)
[9.0/10[ An incredibly tense hour of television. What's so impressive is that Better Call Saul accomplished this despite us knowing that, of course, Jimmy and Gus both survive. It comes down to such fantastic performances from everyone involved. You immediately buy how shaken and terrified Jimmy and Kim are, and how frightened even the normally steady Gus is at the point of Lalo's gun. Vince Gilligan's direction is outstanding, with a Hitchcockian flair for light and shadow that sets the foreboding mood of all these set pieces. And the score does the rest, helping the audience to feel the emotion of these scenes even if we rationally know the fates of several of those at the most risk.
My only mild beef is that Gus' survival feels like a bit of a cheat. It's still not clear to me why he did the gun in the superlab, and the dialogue kind of shrugs at the idea. Even in the dark, it seems like Lalo would have done better against Fring than he did. But details like Fring seeming to make one last desperate ploy to survive, still suffering wounds despite his body armor, and admitting he was over his skiis with this whole thing in the end helps make it passable. On a moment-to-moment basis, the scenes absolutely work, which covers for a lot.
What struck me the most is that closing image -- Howard and Lalo, two very different men, sharing the same fate and the same grave. It's a sign that the barrier between Jimmy's legal life and Saul's criminal life has been firmly shattered. Both lives, both worlds, are bound up in these deaths now, with the psychic weight hanging over Jimmy and Kim for the last five episodes. This never happened, but they, and Mike, will all still have to live with it. I can't wait to see how.
EDIT: If you'd like to read my usual, longer review of the episode, you can find it here -- https://thespool.net/reviews/tv-recap-better-call-saul-season-6-episode-8/
Genuinely one of the most horrifying death I've ever witnessed in a TV show. The entire final sequence is scarier than most horror movies these days.
i don't... what.. i just can't breathe aright now... holy holy damn
Bruh!
This episode feels like a classic episode. Kids being kids.
Classic South Park style. Even the classic Randy design returned (I'm tired of the stupid Tegridy Farms story).
I am sad, disgusted. If I were dexter I would kill trinity again
So damn good. Got some old Breaking Bad feels on this one
Idk what to do now, i'm dead inside.
What did I just watch?
One army dude flying around from bazooka blast, another one with broken bones sticking out of the leg and 5 minutes later they’re all walking like nothing happened.
what a great fucking show!! loved it so much for it's diverse viewpoints and no higher understand by the writers leaving it upto the audience to take sides like in IRL there is no black and white to situations and people make decisions based on what serves them best at the present influenced by their past determining their future. over-all this show was LIT!!! 11/10
LOVE THE THEME SONG ❣❣❣
That was a good episode, but if this really is the Series finale, it sucked!
Wait this was the series finale? LOL I had no idea. Didn't feel like a finale in any way.
Amusing. And only what, 20 years late?
This was great on so many levels. Possibly one of the best SP episodes. Its sad to look up and (at time of writing) only see 79% score; not because the number on screen, but
6 years later on a rewatch and I'm still getting the goosebumps as if it's the first time. Words can't express enough the masterpiece and utter brilliance that this show was, and what an amazingly satisfying way to end it off.
One of the rare occurrences of weed, and then its in a homosexual context.
Stereotypes at its best; good thing its not 2008 anymore.
That poor man. His father was disgusting
A very good episode. Finally not focused on rape and torture...
