Breaking Bad

This episode would be a 10/10 even without the awesome cameos. Odenkirk was on fire in this episode, all the 3 timelines combined can get a bit confusing but once you figure that out it is an amazing experience. A episode with clever edits and subtle special effects just as fancy and classy as Saul's scams... i have no idea how they are gonna top that in the last two episodes because this is masterful.

I don't care what anybody says, this episode was literally perfect. You couldn't have done it better. So much meaning in the scenes and the parallels. The storytelling is simply impeccable and something I never saw in any TV show. Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad do what no show or movie ever did, and that's special. They complement each other in a way we'll never see again, so enjoy these last 2 episodes. We're witnessing TV history.

For those who underestimate this episode, especially those leaving 1-star reviews, let me assure you: it's crucial in connecting two worlds. This is not just fan service.

First, no spoilers here. Now, imagine someone starts with *Better Call Saul*, all the way through to S06E09 "Fun & Games", and then, naturally, dives into *Breaking Bad* and finishes it. Then comes this stunning black-and-white epilogue, which makes it clear: Gene's fate is definitely not going to be a happy one.

This episode ties everything together. Keep in mind that *Better Call Saul* isn't just a prequel to *Breaking Bad*-it stands on its own. In fact, someone who's never watched *Breaking Bad* might find this series even more enjoyable.

The episode itself is a work of art in terms of dialogue, pacing, transitions, and Jimmy's final moments with the characters closest to him. We see Gene, now alone, slipping back into his old ways-he's got nothing left but to con people and embrace his true nature: Slippin' Jimmy.

If you find this episode lacking, it's clear you're watching the show just for the thrills. If that's the case, this show might not be for you.

A solid 10/10.

C'mon guys, another strong episode, probably you don't like this because your expectations for a major participate of Walter and Jesse, but this episode can make more, talking with present and past(especially in opening scenes from first five seasons and in the take after talk with Walter in the bed). I saw some reviews and i cant understand people saying "Its boring" "Black-withe? Wtf". The black-withe takes is a trademark of Gene and in this episode we can see 100% the Sleeppin Jimmy back ( for me this a favourite persona of Jimmy and he can't stay away of this). In addition obvously i expected more minutes with Breaking Bad protagonists but, for me, its directors making more and more expectations for something good in the next episodes.

Once again great creativity in the cinematography. The two story lines getting us to Breaking Bad and Saul's influences there are portrayed impeccably. The scam he runs is incredibly clever and he works those two guys. We also see how Jimmy has dropped from a charming character to an embittered, foul man with little or no regard for others. We have two episodes to go and they will bring to an end one of televisions most amazing accomplishments.