Better Call Saul 6x13 "Walter White might be dead but Jesse Pinkman?" Season 6 Episode 13 Saul Gone

He should have told them that it was his understanding that Walt's organization did not kill Agents Schraeder and Gomez. And them tell them that those responsible were "taken care of" by Walt's organization.

I love how everyone comments like these characters are real. Everyone is happy that Jesse may be alive and well. That’s how GOOD the writing was.

It's all play acting, pretend, not real. You're welcome.

Walter White couldn't have done it without me

"Your husband was a good man."
"Is his mom still doing the 2 for 1 discount?"

This is the most awesome “me too” moment I’ve ever seen😂 and the only one that makes sense

I watched breaking bad but why did Saul get arrested ?

I can't remember who said so, however the best way to sell a lie is putting a part of truth in it.

Saul was in control the entire time. Even when Walter & Jesse had a gun on him 😂

The best lies are those that are actually truths, but twisted or incomplete.

Mrs shrader is definitely a milf she looks beautiful adorable

I wonder if there is a body count of Breaking Bad. Between everyone casually murdered in the drug business and those killed by repercussions of their selling drugs. Those on the airplanes. The laundry staff that saw too much from time to time and had to be taken to the desert. More fatal OD's than Portland Oregon. Kids on bicycles or on the wrong corner at the wrong time. Probably one of the bloodiest shows on TV ever really.

He is nobody!! 😂

This show was just so, so, so good.

Terrible acting

Marie's lawyer looks like Dean Wormer of Faber College.

777

Hank was no hero dude was a clown amd deserved to expire.

What you don't see is that Marie stole everybody's pen...

Poor ending. Out of character. He would have gotten out of jail in 2 years and built himself up from the rubble.

I wish the final season had flipped to color when Saul has the lightbulb moment sitting in solitary that “duh, I’m a MF-ing lawyer so who better than me to figure this out.” His spark came back along with his true (deeply flawed but talented) self so it would have been a natural transition from the black and white doldrums of his Cinnabon life.

Love how Saul says all of this with a sad face to Marie, whom he perfectly knows that she is Walter's sister in law and knew how Walter was

I like how Saul told this version of the story but then changed it to the truth in court, just to show everyone he could have gotten away with it if he really wanted to, but instead goes to prison on his own free will and owns up to his mistakes and becomes a good man.

Unpopular opinion this show was mid af

While I don't agree with those who think BCS is as good as Breaking Bad, this scene and performance is definitely on the same level.

"Might be dead"

“All it takes is one.”

Very Jack Sparrow. Didn't tell a single lie, just omitted very small but very consequential truths.

Don't let this masterpiece distract you from the fact Slippin' Jimmy (the cartoon) is canon to this show!

The looks they give each other. Like, "Really, Mr Goodman??!! You are *really going to go there??" While he is enjoying this - especially to rehearse it right in front of Marie, with so much confidence he is getting away for most/all of it

The craziest part of this to me is that the part people around Saul would find the least believable is the part which actually happened to him - he was dragged to a desert and for a brief moment thought he would be murdered there, possibly by the Cartel.

Saul is a con artist with very little empathy, and the only person who truly knew him was Chuck. Kim keeps falling for Jimmy, partly because her mom was exactly like him. The same way abused kids tend to find abusive partners. He's fooled so many people in this show, he's even fooled the viewers as some people overestimate how genuine he was in certain scenes. I think he's a sociopath, maybe not to the degree Walter was. He was extremely manipulative towards even his own wife, was raised well yet stole from his own dad for no good reason, risked lives, was very impulsive, had very little regard for the feelings of others. There were so many hints throughout the show that he was not mentally stable, it baffles me how people missed it or fell for his apologies and excuses. Occassionally he'd feel bad about himself and would try to do something to make up for it only to start all over again. Saul is definitely not the good guy in this show, just like Walter he's an antihero. In the end he did confess to everything, but I refuse to believe it was because he was trying to do the right thing. I believe it was because he was proud and wanted recognition for what he had achieved. And above all he wanted Kim Wexler's respect back, so he could pull her back in to visit him in prison. I do think he loved her, but not in a healthy way.

Tf does ms.schrader wants. Why does she look dissatisfied 😒. What does she want him to say exactly. He’s telling the truth Walt did have the capacity to rid of anyone that he thought wouldn’t cooperate. He tried to kill jesse as well.

I love Oakley’s "Where is he going with this?" Face.

Marie knows for a fact that Jesse Tried doing the right thing by going to hank so that story doesn't really work in his favor (though I think that was part of the con on jimmy's part)

This was Saul's greatest performance. They all should have stood up and applauded at the end of it.

It was good to see Marie again. :(

Jimmy looks so evil with his hair slicked back

Am I the only one that actually didn't feel bad for Hank?

I really bought this. Even after 5 seasons of BB and 6 seasons of BCS, I bought it. I really thought Saul was making an honest confession here. He conned me, as a VIEWER of the show. Damn I loved this entire franchise...

Why isn’t Marie wearing purple

If only Saul would never get involed with Cartel or Walter White

marie is the worst bb/bcs character, when a psychopath kills your family member you go for that person not for their lawyer who laundered money for them and has no connection with the death of hank, just fishing for someone to blame

People who are still out there:

1. Jesse Pinkman
2. The others

That was sad. And he's not wrong, either. I'm just glad he got away with his life.

This is the moment Heisenberg became DEA

I watched like 2 seasons got bored lol😊

Man i love this scene how he's just b.... slapping the feds with his song and dance knowing that a jury would just eat it up love it

He has more freedom in prison than he did on the run

Why didn't he finish the line?

...EVER SINCE I HOOKED UP WITH THE GREAT HEISENBERG