#saul gone

[gomosmorodina]

subtle sad music playing in the background

it is the most beautiful scene in BCS

#better call saul #bcs #better call saul fanart #bcs fanart #mcwexler #mcwexler fanart #jimmy mcgill #saul goodman #kim wexler #saul gone #illustation #fanart #art #breaking bad #brba #breaking bad fanart #my art

[kimwifexler]

It suddenly occured to me, it's been six years. I mean, Jesus. I couldn't believe it... I thought you might wanna — know that I'm still alive.

#better call saul #bcs #jimmy mcgill #kim wexler #bcsedit #tvedit #saul gone #mcwexler #jimmy x kim #mine #still not over this by the way #in case you were wondering

[this-is-a-podcast-fanblog]

hozier, "francesca" from unreal unearth / tears of the kingdom dir. hidemaro fujibayashi / anaïs mitchell, "road to hell (reprise)" from hadestown / the last of us part ii, dir. neil druckmann, anthony newman, kurt margenau / better call saul s6e13, dir. peter gould / ethel cain, "famous last words (an ode to eaters) / good omens s2e6 dir. douglas mackinnon writ. neil gaiman / william finn and james lapine, "what would i do" from falsettos / the hunger games catching fire dir. frances lawrence / "on another panel about climate, they ask me to sell the future and all i've got is a love poem" by ayisha siddiqa / "roemo and juliet" by henri pierre picou / sza, "awkward" from ctrl

"doing it again" - art about regret, repetition, and circular stories

#this took me like three hours to compile and write image descriptions for so please reblog #hozier #francesca #unreal unearth #tears of the kingdom #totk spoilers #zelink #legend of zelda #hadestown #the last of us #the last of us part 2 #better call saul #saul gone #ethel cain #famous last words ethel cain #bones and all #good omens #good omens spoilers #aziracrow #ineffable husbands #falsettos #the hunger games #catching fire #poetry #romeo and juliet #sza #ctrl #art #compilation #aesthetic

[mulhollanddriver]

-Hey. "Better Call Saul." Right? -McGill. I'm McGill.

Saul Gone

#saul gone #better call saul #bob odenkirk #rhea seehorn #vince gilligan #peter gould #h. g. wells #the time machine

[admiralty-xfd]

“This is the guy she fell in love with.”

Better Call Saul 6.13 “Saul Gone”

written by Peter Gould

#bcs #better call saul #Saul gone #Saul goodman #Kim wexler #jimmy mcgill #mcwexler #script #Peter gould

[orlaite2]

my daddy and my mommy and my daddy and my mooommy

#kim wexler #jimmy mcgill #saul goodman #mcwexler #saul gone #bcs #better call saul #mine #downsizes canvas to post online > textures brush now looks like ass > die

[mattrobot]

My poster for Better Call Saul’s final episode, Saul Gone. Thank you to everyone who enjoyed these posters and for your support over the years. When I started this, I didn’t know if I’d even go beyond a few episodes, let alone a season, let alone 63 episodes. BCS has been very important to me, and I’ll miss it, and I’ll miss making these posters. It’s been quite a ride.

#better call saul #kim wexler #jimmy mcgill #bcs spoilers #saul gone #fan art #matt talbot #my last BCS poster #I am so sad #but it’s been an amazing experience

[elliebartlets]

Do you guys think Kim continued to visit Jimmy in jail?

I think the finale is up to your interpretation and there’s no right or wrong answer. so the way I interpreted it was that it was a first and one time visit.

I mean yes it would be nice if she continued to visit, and it is completely possible she did! But if I know Kim’s coming back, then the final scene doesn’t have as much of an impact. The cigarette sharing. The scene between the fences. The finger guns. Kim looking back at Jimmy. If I think of that last scene as a final farewell, then I’m emotionally destroyed.

Plus I don’t know, it’d be too much of a happy ending if Kim kept visiting. I think this way is much more bleak. Saul spends the rest of his life in jail (or most of it, maybe he’ll get out early for good behavior like he said) and Kim is a formal shell of who she was.

(I’ve already read some people’s opinions about this on Reddit and I’ve read Bob and Rhea’s opinions, but I wanna know what your opinions are. Please dear God, don’t make me make another post about this/respond to people on Reddit, cause that’s a hellsite if I ever saw one.)

#better call saul #bcs #saul gone #kim wexler #saul goodman #jimmy mcgill #oh look I got distracted from my midterm lol #just finished this yesterday btw. for those keeping up lol

[spockvarietyhour]

#I knew the first part was gonna be the answer. but good on mike for tracing it back to himself. #BCS #Better Call Saul #Saul Gone #Mike Ehrmantraut #Saul Goodman #Jimmy McGill #Danny watches BCS

[quasimaddi]

is it wonderful?

#bcs #bcs art #better call saul #saul gone #shout out to my friends who were like IS THAT YOU okay FIRST of all I don’t have that nice of a chin #and second of all SHADDAP #looking at this now i should have colored the light on the cigarette #well they can’t all be winners

[singingninja4]

bro how am I supposed to go to sleep after watching what is arguably the most beautiful ending to a show ever created? how am I supposed to teach my high school students tomorrow after witnessing jimmy and kim share one last cigarette in the prison while the parking garage cue from 1x01 played in the background? how am I supposed to think about anything else other than the fact that love was found in the breaking bad prequel??

#better call saul #bcs s6 spoilers #saul gone #jimmy mcgill #kim wexler #love is found in the breaking bad prequel! #*op

[gomosmorodina]

in instagram i posted it as #inktober day 1

Con Man Albuquerque

#brba #brba fanart #bcs fanart #bcs #better call saul fanart #better call saul #breaking bad fanart #breaking bad #saul goodman #saul gone #gene takovic #jimmy mcgill #james mcgill #saul goodman fanart #bob odenkirk #drawing #illustration #illustrator #artist #artists on tumblr #art #artwork #inktober #my art

[saulgoodwoman6]

7 years or Kim's respect?

Jimmy:

#Better call saul #Jimmy mcgill #Kim wexler #Saul gone #Mcwexler

[whateverurhavinyerself]

Ultimate Review.

#bob odenkirk #nate odenkirk #bcs #6x13 #saul gone #peter gould

[rynnthefangirl]

My Top 10 Favorite Breaking Bad Universe Episodes (+ explanations/analyses because I can't not gush about these shows dammit)

"Face Off" (BrBa, S4E13)- this episode had me on the edge of my seat like no other one in the entire BrBa universe. It's not my favorite in terms of themes or character development-- which are my usual priorities in a show-- but good god, it was an EXPERIENCE. And it held up SO GOOD on rewatch, even knowing how it ends the pacing and buildup is done so phenomenally that it almost feels like watching it for the first time. It's just epic. And that final scene... coming off the thrill of watching an evil villain like Gus Fring be defeated... relishing in Walt's victory and relief... then the camera slowly tracking inward to reveal the Lily of the Valley.... that sudden shift as you realize the guy you were just aggressively rooting for is a monster as well... Oh my god. Perfection.

"Ozymandias" (BrBa, S5E14)- do I even need to explain why I love this episode? It's often regarded as the best episode in this universe, and for good reason. It is Walter White's downfall, the epic culmination of 4 1/2 seasons of steady moral degradation, the consequences of Walter's greed and ego finally brought to horrific fruition. This is one of only two episodes in the BrBa universe to actually make me cry (the other being "Granite State", when Walt Jr. tells his father he should just go and die). Hank's death is abrupt and horrible. "I watched Jane die" makes ME want to go die. Walt's fight with Skyler is both devastating and somehow cathartic. The acting is some of the best I have seen in my entire life. It truly is the peak of Breaking Bad, and there will never be anything else quite like it (although my #3 comes close).

"Plan and Execution" (BCS, S6E7)- this episode is so effective, that I could barely even stand to rewatch it. And not just Howard's death, but everything building up to it. Watching Howard suffer and be humiliated, knowing all the while that this is his last day on Earth. That this is how he is spending his final hours. And the fact that the whole thing has the fun and whacky tone of the other McWexler scams makes me want to throw up. Watching an oblivious Jimmy and Kim dig both Howard's and their own graves with joy and gusto. The inevitability of it all too, how every little detail conspires to put Howard and Lalo in that room together. I never thought a cockroach scampering across a screen could make me want to scream, but here we are. It's honestly unbearable. And then of course the final scene is breathtakingly brilliant. Howard's amazing speech, the sudden tonal shift, the horror of his death. The candle. And this all barely even touches on what it means for Jimmy and Kim's characters, but this is getting long enough, so lets just leave it at P&E is their very own Ozymandias.

"Chicanery" (BCS, S3E5)- I love how perfectly rated Chicanery is in the fandom. I feel like an episode like this would be prone to being totally overshadowed by the more action-packed ones, and I'm so glad that it isn't. Because it is brilliant. To me, Chuck and Jimmy's relationship is the single most compelling dynamic in the BrBa universe. And this is their ultimate showdown, both giving their all to take the other down, Chuck with righteous glee and Jimmy with bitter reluctance. Chuck's final breakdown/monologue is incredible both in terms of writing and acting-- this is the moment we see Chuck McGill for who he really is. Years of bitterness, and jealousy, and frustration, and desperation, finally let loose. And while Jimmy won, it's not a triumphant victory. It's a somber one. Because like Kim said, all they did was tear down a mentally ill man. A man who needed help, beneath all the hatred and envy. Aghh. Chuck.

"Felina" (BrBa, S5E16)- I love the vibe of Felina. There's just this palpaple tiredness and resigned acceptance from Walter. He destroyed his family, they will never forgive him, he is going to die alone. He has realized his ego and selfishness, but it's too late. Everyone is just sitting in the ashes of the world they once knew. And yet, with that acceptance, there also comes a sense of peace. Nothing left to do but make things right in whatever way he still can. Finding a way to get his money to his family, admitting to Skyler that "I did it for me", seeing Holly and Jr. one last time, avenging Hank's death. Then there's Jesse and his resolution, "do it yourself", him crying and screaming and laughing as he drives away, a well earned freedom. The final shot of Walt is bittersweet in the best possible way. A conclusion worthy of the phenomenal series that came before it (rip GOT but BrBa is different).

"Waterworks" (BCS, S6E12)- where Saul Gone is the resolution of Jimmy's arc, Waterworks is the resolution of Kim's. And I think Kim's ending hits me harder, because while we always knew that Jimmy would break bad, Kim's corruption felt like such a betrayal. And it made it all the more sweeter when she redeems herself and begins to come back from that dark place she was in. The Florida scenes were utterly unnerving in how empty Kim was, but then it was so cathartic to see her finally let all that emotion out (and Rhea Seehorn absolutely KILLED IT, she was ROBBED at the Emmy's). Her scene with Jesse was beautiful too, and a perfect example of how to do fan-service in a meaningful way. Also, as a devoted Howard Hamlin stan, I loved seeing him haunt the narrative and watching Cheryl stand up for him again.

"Saul Gone" (BCS, S6E13)- another excellent and worthy conclusion to an amazing show! Jimmy is one of my favorite characters, and like with Kim, it was so beautiful to see him find himself again. I'm very fascinated by Jimmy's coping mechanisms for his grief & guilt, and this episode is where we see them finally be torn down. The whole confession scene is wonderful, A+ writing and acting. Particularly him finally saying out loud that his actions led to Chuck's suicide -- that knowledge has controlled Jimmy for the past three seasons, and him facing it at last is the final nail in the coffin for Saul Goodman. Saul is Gone, and Jimmy McGill remains. I love it.

"Lantern" (BCS S3E10)- this one killed me on rewatch. Watching Chuck completely unravel and destroy his home after he was finally on the road to recovery from his mental illness. Howard and Chuck's falling out, with Howard's pain in having to force Chuck out of HHM and Chuck's pain in losing the last good relationship that he still had in his life. "You've never mattered all that much to me."🫠💔 Chuck's suicide, and knowing how it will haunt the narrative, how it will lead to Howard's destruction in P&E and Jimmy's transformation into Saul Goodman. Daggers. The whole episode - Daggers.

"Fly" (BrBa S3E10)- I am so so glad this episode exists. It wasn't necessary towards the plot at all, but it's such a wonderful little character study. The first half is comedic gold, some of my favorite whacky Walt + Jesse banter. Then the slow shift to the more somber and pensive tone as the sleeping pills set in. Everything is just dripping with importance and symbolism. Especially "it's all contaminated" -- one of my favorite lines in the whole show. And Walt’s speech about the perfect moment for him to have died... I don't even know the word for what that evokes in me. "Beautiful" doesn't cut it. It's ethereal.

"Peekaboo" (BrBa S2E6)- if I wanted to show someone why I love Jesse Pinkman and could only pick one episode to do it, Peekaboo would be that episode. It so perfectly encapsulates his character. Jesse goes to a house to threaten and get money from two junkies, and spends the entire episode trying to look after their neglected child. His conscience and decency at constant odds with the necessity of appearing strong and dangerous. And this is reinforced by the episode's bookends - Jesse delights in a small bug before Skinny P comes along and squishes it, foreshadowing the horror of Spooge getting his head squashed. Jesse is a sensitive soul scrambling for control in a world of the blackest violence. I'm so glad it never was able to fully consume him.

Honorable mentions:

"Point and Shoot" (BCS S6E8) and "Fun and Games" (BCS S6E9)- I feel so bad leaving both of these out of the top 10, because they are such phenomenal episodes. But I feel like my favorite moments are scattered across them and "Plan and Execution", and it's really the triad of episodes that makes up one of my favorite arcs in either show. So as individual episodes they don't quite outrank the others I have, but in spirit they are definitely up there sharing the #3 spot with P&E.

"Better Call Saul" (BrBa S2E8) and "4 Days Out" (BrBa S2E9)- I have to give a shoutout to two of my favorite chaotic and hilarious Breaking Bad episodes. Walt and Jesse's dynamic is so perfect in 4 Days Out, and Saul absolutely killed his introduction to this universe (+ the additional heartbreak of rewatching knowing why he was so freaked out about Lalo).

#breaking bad #better call saul #face off #ozymandias #plan and execution #chicanery #felina #waterworks #saul gone #lantern #fly #peekaboo #walter white #jimmy mcgill #jesse pinkman #chuck mcgill #howard hamlin #kim wexler

[admiralty-xfd]

“No matter what the future brings, there’s something between these two that will never end.”

Better Call Saul 6.13 “Saul Gone”

written by Peter Gould

#bcs #better call saul #Saul gone #Saul goodman #jimmy mcgill #Kim wexler #mcwexler #script #Peter gould