Junkhead said:
Did you just start watching this season?
Drifter. said:ApachePilot said:Brian Earl Spilner said:
Mike losing it on his granddaughter was rough. Never seen him do that and felt out of nowhere.
What happened to his son that was so bad that when his granddaughter Kept asking him about him it set him off like that? I'm assuming he was killed in the line of duty as a cop. Maybe that's why Mike left the Philadelphia PD in a bad way (if I recall DEA Hank ribbing him about it in the last season).
Mike was so cool and composed in all ways. His so was the weak spot?
I forget if it's season 1 or 2 but mike explains it all! It's a great scene! You have got to watch it. Basically he was killed for Mike being a dirty cop.
Here, found it for you!!!
Wow...yeah that's certainly a major domino that fell in the last episode. The tangled web of BB and BCS is what makes these storylines so interesting. Great writing.Brian Earl Spilner said:
https://screenrant.com/better-call-saul-season-5-jimmy-walt-heisenberg/amp/#
Who says Krazy-8 flips?Brian Earl Spilner said:
So Hank has gotta be the guy that flips Crazy 8, right? He starts informing to the DEA, possibly under the advice of Saul?
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When Jesse tries to sell Walt's new product to Domingo, now operating under his alias Krazy-8, he forces Jesse to take him to his new partner, as Krazy-8's cousin Emilio suspects Jesse of ratting him out to the DEA. Unknown to Emilio, it was in fact Krazy-8 himself who snitched on his own cousin. When Emilio recognizes Walt from accompanying Hank on the drug bust, Krazy-8 furiously believes that Walt is involved with law enforcement and plans to kill him until Walt offered to teach him his meth formula. Emilio and Krazy-8 follow Walt into the RV and force him to show them his recipe at gunpoint. While mixing chemicals, Walt creates a small explosion that produces phosphine gas, choking and incapacitating both Emilio and Krazy-8.
TCTTS said:
On a lighter note, I've decided that the actor who plays Lalo needs to be in everything. That dude should be a star.
I think we get to BB soon and Season 6 is gonna be all Gene in Omaha and beyond!TCTTS said:
Do we have any idea how many months or years away from the BB timeline we are?
TCTTS said:
I think it was mentioned in this thread, but I'm pretty sure there's at least one scene in BB in which both Nacho and Lalo are referenced by Saul as still being alive. Or at least *he* still believes them to be alive, as he speaks of them in the present tense.
CoachRTM said:TCTTS said:
I think it was mentioned in this thread, but I'm pretty sure there's at least one scene in BB in which both Nacho and Lalo are referenced by Saul as still being alive. Or at least *he* still believes them to be alive, as he speaks of them in the present tense.
It's the scene where Walter and Jesse take Saul out to the desert. I'm sure someone has the exact language.
Honestly, we're pretty close to being able to see it. I wouldn't be surprised if the end of season 5 is where the two "merge". Couple of pretty obvious storylines would have to be wrapped up between now and then.
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"This is the season all the Breaking Bad fans have been waiting for," Mando said. "When the show started and all the Breaking Bad fans going, 'Oh my God, this is like season 6 of Breaking Bad,' that's the season that they're talking about. And all the fans of Better Call Saul who go, 'Oh my God, if all these storylines pay off, it's going to be crazy,' that's the season.'"
