Leto Agtreides II said:

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Thought it was really good overall but the scene with the inmates chanting on the bus was terrible

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I guess between that and showing he's got 'it made' enough while in prison baking artisan breads and finger gunning all the guys, his stay will be bearable

johnnyblaze36 said:

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Leto Agtreides II said:

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Thought it was really good overall but the scene with the inmates chanting on the bus was terrible

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I liked that scene. He was trying to get back to being Jimmy introducing himself as such and all those hardened criminals that were the types he would defend as Saul all recognized him and to them he was the MAN so even then he couldn't escape being Saul Goodman.

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I liked the scene. I think it was a way to show the viewer that JImmy was going to be ok in prison. The inmates liked him and he already had a rep when he got there.

The only thing, and I mean only thing, that could have made this finale better is if they had shown Kim breaking up with Yep Yep

**** that guy

The guy who plays Oakley did a great job in the finale. Underrated character

Ghost of Bizbee said:

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The guy who plays Oakley did a great job in the finale. Underrated character

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I burst out laughing when he requested to remove himself from the situation. He just wanted out of there!

JD Shellnut said:

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Surprised Kim wasn't disbarred in New Mexico after confessing to all that Howard business.

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She already resigned from the bar before. She just used her bar ID card to get access because it doesn't have an expiration date. So she basically conned her way in to see him

I wonder if they had Marie wearing purple despite it being in black and white.

Hey Nav said:

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Did Jimmy / Saul wind up at his requested prison?

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No, he ended up at the one he didn't want (depending on how you look at it)

How is there no Talking Saul after the series finale? That seems odd.

Btw, credit for good behavior at the federal level maxes out at 54 days per year. So Jimmy would have to do nearly 75 years anyway, hence the joke/sarcasm when they mentioned that

Marie was a lazy excuse. Saul has nothing to do with hank and gomie dying. But I loved it. And I hope Marie isn't a clepto these days.

Saw these two tweets that add to my love of the finale. Hope they do the same for you guys too.

Very well done, difficult tap dance to an ending that is "true" to the story and characters while giving fans some character redemption and hope for Kim's future and even Jimmy's. Saul deserved jail time and he stated facts in court, Kim was back to legal volunteering and got some closure, the chanting and kitchen scene showing Jimmy will have decent jail life - relatively. Got Marie, Walt, Mike, and Chuck in scenes - never would have predicted that. It's a very difficult thing to do, basically an ending to what, 14 years in this TV universe?, and they did it as well as one could hope - for this fan anyway.

Farewell to this particular TV universe.

Loved the series finale. In my opinion, this show surpassed Breaking Bad. As much as I'm gonna miss the BB/BCS universe, I kinda hope this is it and that they ride into the sunset.

For now, gonna have a Cinnabon and a cig for ol' times sake next Monday.

Hey David chase this is how you do a prequel

Meet the new Cinnabon manager. #bettercallsaul pic.twitter.com/4VhMTUGXXy

— gg (@Frankly________) August 16, 2022

Wow. That felt truly and properly epic, a very befitting finale for this series and for this universe as a whole. Absolutely loved seeing how they wove all our old characters into the episode, even Marie which was unexpected.

I thought for sure Saul had one final trick up his sleeve during the hearing, and was also slightly worried he was gonna throw Kim under the bus somehow. Was relieved about the latter, but pretty surprised about the former. That was a great swerve. I guess his one final con was getting them down to 7 years, and that in itself was all he wanted.

You have to give them props for being able to give us the unexpected, up to the end. Though I will admit I wish it had ended with him getting out of prison and starting out with a clean slate. But in the back of my mind I knew it couldn't possibly end on a "happy" note.

Overall I think this was a great, albeit bittersweet finale, but it rings so true to what this show has been from the start. Couldn't have asked for more.

Side note: When Kim is having lunch with her co-workers in Florida, the street they mentioned that restaurant was on is the street my office is on. (I live in Central Florida in the same town Kim lives, or one town over.) Gotta love the attention to detail for even the smallest of details. Shows the kind of love and attention the writers put into this.

Man, I'm gonna miss this universe.

Did anyone catch the guardrail in the courtroom that made it look like Kim was in the crosshairs?

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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I thought for sure Saul had one final trick up his sleeve during the hearing, and was also slightly worried he was gonna throw Kim under the bus somehow.

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I thought he was 100% going to throw her under the bus to save his own ass.

They stuck the landing, in the best, most BCS-way possible. There's going to be a huge hole in TV now that this series and universe are over. What a fantastic ride.