Fun and Games

And this episode was rare and special. Even the finest programs spin their wheels far too frequently, but this was all moving forward. Back to the future, as it were.

Real human feelings permeated every scene.

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!

No bullets No deaths No surprizes Just the moments that every true lover of Vince Gilligan's great shows was waiting for.

The bridging events, that bald scalp on Saul's head, those final honest words out of Kim's mouth.

The simplest conversations between all the characters of the show and yet touching and moving the heart of someone who loves this show and has felt many ups and downs of his own life and relates to feelings of farwell and good bye.

A bleak look at our characters as they deal with the aftermath of the cataclysmic events we witnessed in the last few weeks. It was sad haunting and uncomfortable as it should be. Ending any show is no easy task and the writers prove every week that we are in very safe hands and they are the unmatched masters of storytelling and I really hope that this crew stays together for another project after this show is done and dusted.

What is there to say that cannot already be said? The pacing is like a roller coaster now, the acting is better than ever, and every piece of cinematography is beautiful.