Fun and Games

We have never been closer to Breaking Bad. The last three episode have been perfect and it looks like Better Call Saul is going to have the greatest ending ever at this rate. Everything is coming together and everything we have been wondering for years is starting to make sense. There is not only explanation for what happens in Breaking Bad but this episode also features a deeper look at sides we have not yet seen in our favorite characters.

Rhea Seehorn and Bob Odenkirk both deliver emmy-worthy performances. How has this show not won one single emmy yet? This episode is powerful, emotional and so much stuff is happening! The character development is so clever and everything ties together so well. How can any human make something so profound? The writers deserve every award there is. It's mindblowing how good the writing is. It doesn't get better than this!

One can only speculate for the next episodes. We can be certain that whatever's coming, it's going to be emotional, suspenseful and iconic. We are witnessing a season and show which will go down in history as one of the best in history.

We get some finality, and it hurts... I put my arms back in shock, and there were no action scenes in this ep. But I was taken aback. Amazing. Every moment had me talking out loud to the tv.

Don't want to give anything away or review the episode in anyway but the last three episodes are just master class television. This will go down as one of the best shows of all time and while I believe the last two were slightly better, this episode is still a perfect 10 and one of the reasons for that.

Back-to-back-to-back masterpieces from Better Call Saul and I'm sure we're gonna get another 4 masterpieces in the next month.

Once again, we're blessed with another amazing intro montage with the best transitions and editing.

This episode pretty much resolves everything for every character and everyone gets lots of screen time including Kim, Saul, and Gus Fring. Gus Fring is still a beast and he wins every argument without even talking, gigachad energy right there.

This episode had everything, great emotional scenes with yet another great performance from Rhea Seehorn, great conclusions to pretty much every plot thread of the show, and they may have also hinted at something about Gus Fring that some people were speculating.

As other reviews said, this feels like an end of an era and the beginning of a new.

Can't really say much about it more and not spoil it, just that it's one of the best episodes of Breaking Bad Universe. An episode doesn't have to always have a sudden death or a shocking ending in order to be considered a 10/10 episode.

The whole point of BCS was the transformation of Jimmy McGill to Saul goodman. Jimmy was a morally flexible guy with a crooked sense of justice but was always somewhat good at heart. He put brakes and stopped midway during his elaborate plans multiple times because of his goodness of heart. It was always the question of what event will finally lead him to cut the brake wires forever. As we always knew his brakes were a person. And now it's gone. Transformation is complete. This was one of the most melancholic episodes of BCS and it was very well done!