Better Call Saul

[Die4Cy]

About ******* time.

I don't watch a lot of TV, but Saul is worth it.

 

[Bret44]

IT'S BACK TONIGHT!!!

 

[urb1]

Never noticed until I just watched the last five minutes of last years' final episode that it ended with Smoke on the Water. Saul must be an ISU fan!

 

[Redman97]

CMC's new Hummer!

 

[isufbcurt]

CMC's new Hummer!

Everytime I saw that Hummer and the guy with the yellow shoes I thought "This guy has to post on CF!"

I am so happy this show is back.

 

[CyOps]

The artwork in his office looks like a nod to Slippin' Jimmy.

 

[Bret44]

I loved that Slippin' Jimmy fleeced that Douchecanon from Breaking Bad. That was awesome.

That guy never learns.

 

[keepngoal]

I loved that Slippin' Jimmy fleeced that Douchecanon from Breaking Bad. That was awesome.

That guy never learns.

didn't realize. I just IMDB'ed Ken and yes he was in BB. But it isn't clear his role. Care to share?

EDIT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NlMwYTF5To

 

[Bret44]

didn't realize. I just IMDB'ed Ken and yes he was in BB. But it isn't clear his role. Care to share?

EDIT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NlMwYTF5To

He is the guy who owns the car Walt lit on fire at the gas station in Season 1. The one who was at the bank talking about the teller really loudly in his bluetooth.

 

[jdoggivjc]

So they're going to open every season with Jimmy working at that Omaha Cinnabon.

 

[cyhiphopp]

So they're going to open every season with Jimmy working at that Omaha Cinnabon.

I want to see if it progresses. Will he finally get sick of working there and go rogue again? Will he get caught? Will he get whacked by a hitman?

You can tell he pines for his days as Saul Goodman. He's woefully unhappy in hiding. Maybe he'll figure it's better to be a happy crook than a safe Cinnabon manager.

I love this show. It doesn't have to be action packed to be seriously interesting.

 

[BCClone]

Isn't the investment guy the same one they sold the half dollar to last season? Not sure.

 

[isufbcurt]

I want to see if it progresses. Will he finally get sick of working there and go rogue again? Will he get caught? Will he get whacked by a hitman?

You can tell he pines for his days as Saul Goodman. He's woefully unhappy in hiding. Maybe he'll figure it's better to be a happy crook than a safe Cinnabon manager.

I love this show. It doesn't have to be action packed to be seriously interesting.

Exactly, I like the slowness because it is building the story

 

[BCClone]

Exactly, I like the slowness because it is building the story

Breaking bad was the same way. I quit watching after the first show because of the slowness, but when I watched on Netflix, I got used to it and like it now.

 

[Mtowncyclone13]

Exactly, I like the slowness because it is building the story

VG said scenes are drawn out because they have to be done by a certain date (whenever BB started). So going slow is not only a style but also a necessity.

 

[cyhiphopp]

Isn't the investment guy the same one they sold the half dollar to last season? Not sure.

Definitely not. The half dollar guy was a lot older.

Investment guy was apparently in Breaking Bad at one point though.

 

[CtownCyclone]

What's going on with the light switch?

 

[cyhiphopp]

What's going on with the light switch?

No idea. But I want to find out.

I wonder how many episodes he'll be with his new firm. That's bound to go down in flames pretty soon.

 

[Mtowncyclone13]

What's going on with the light switch?

it was a metaphor. Saul in Omaha wouldn't open the emergency door when he was trapped because he was scared. Jimmy in Santa Fe switches things (that say "DON"T TOUCH") because he'll do whatever he wants to do. Whatever the switch led to isn't important - it's that he doesn't follow direction well as Jimmy and it shows (via the opening montage) that after the events of Breaking Bad he's scared to do anything remotely against the rules.

 

[isufbcurt]

it was a metaphor. Saul in Omaha wouldn't open the emergency door when he was trapped because he was scared. Jimmy in Santa Fe switches things (that say "DON"T TOUCH") because he'll do whatever he wants to do. Whatever the switch led to isn't important - it's that he doesn't follow direction well as Jimmy and it shows (via the opening montage) that after the events of Breaking Bad he's scared to do anything remotely against the rules.

That's deep. I feel like I was just at a weirdo bar and you read an emo poem to the audience.