Saul Gone

This show was never ment to go out like your usual TV show! Instead it is a thought-provoking experience that will leave you thinking and admiring the journey of the characters!

Personally i cant imagine a different finale! Overall i am sad that one of the best written TV shows has come to an end! It never felt like a spin-off or prequel but became its own thing!

Saul Goodman also turned into one of the best written characters on TV along with Walter White and Eren Yeager!

The final shot caught me off guard but the more I let it sink in, the more I appreciate the subtle and poetic nature of the ending.

Great callbacks to previous seasons as well. Overall, extremely well done and one of the best episodes of the series.

Breaking Bad was the best show ever, and Better Call Saul did everything better, start to finish.

Some fans will hate this finale (see the other reviews), but it pretty much played out exactly as fans predicted on the Reddit threads which, here, is a good thing. They didn't pull out anysubversion. Instead, it payed off every thread that's been set up since season 1 that hasn't yet been tied.

The episode had a great framing device about regrets which has been a prevailing since the first episode where Gene looks back at his old commercials. The show plays out like a tragedy about the slow demise of Jimmy McGill facilitated by a slew of avoidable mistakes. The series finale does a stellar job reflecting on that and ties it all together wonderfully.

The show ends on a note that fits Better Call Saul perfectly, it's not flashy or bold, it's poignant and makes you think about how far everything has gone for all these characters, the ending will take a lot of time to unpack for me personally, but it was suitable.

The end of one of the greatest shows of all time. Truly a masterpiece from start to finish. The character journey of Jimmy McGill to Saul Goodman to Gene Takovic is nothing short of remarkable. Great job to all involved in the show.