EVERY Episode of Better Call Saul

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  @Howesenberg · 4 months ago · pinned

  My current series projects are: <br>Supernatural <br>Always Sunny in Philadelpha

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• MI

  @michaelsnow3536 · 1 year ago

  Howard did nothing wrong. He covered for Chuck, he was kind to the interns, he was good to his wife, and he was a hardworking man. His sudden death was painful.

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• NA

  @Name-nw9uj · 3 years ago

  &quot;I only touch on elements that move the plot along&quot;<br><br>also him: <b>&quot;KIM&apos;S FEET&quot;</b>

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• MR

  @MrNomadic76 · 3 years ago

  Your vendetta against Mike&apos;s grandaughter was cruel, twisted and completely justified.

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• WH

  @Whatisthis195 · 3 years ago

  Nachos final speech was, in my opinion, the best part of the show. Seeing him tell off hector like that with the emotion that was directed toward everyone at the same time was amazing.

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• EL

  @elevendyone111 · 3 years ago

  “And because Nacho’s dad is a macho chad” one of my favorite moments of the video

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• TH

  @TheHelljumper · 3 years ago

  I like how in 6x13 what ended the life of Gene Takovich and Saul&apos;s run was an elderly lady and his hiding spot of the dumpster, mirroring the Sandpiper case where he rummaged through it to find evidence to help the elderly, here it&apos;s after he weaseled his way into a family and manipulated them

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• RY

  @Rylan001 · 3 years ago

  The reason Mike went out of the way to find the good samaritan&apos;s body wasn&apos;t to get Hector into any trouble, but because he felt guilty that the family might never know what happened to him. &nbsp;He does this right after the woman he meets in grief counseling describes how the worst part about her husband&apos;s disappearance is simply not knowing what happened and not having closure. &nbsp;He realizes the same is probably true about the samaritan&apos;s family and because of his guilt reports the body.

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• FO

  @fox.8490 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Michael Mando acting is like nothing i have ever seen. Props to this legend

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• PH

  @phanindravaibhav3319 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Chuck&apos;s letter wasn&apos;t the reason. It was the way Jimmy was reading it that made Kim cry. Chuck&apos;s death broke Jimmy to the point he read his letter without much emotion, and looking back at it now, it&apos;s clear he doesn&apos;t want to process the guilt of being the reason he died. Kim didn&apos;t know what he did ofc, but she felt horrible to see him like that, to see their relationship fall to this point and how much it affected him. It&apos;s why she recommends him to go see a therapist the next episode.

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• SP

  @Sploberrie · 3 years ago

  This show absolutely nailed two completely different types of villains. Chuck is a love-to-hate type of villain, where he&apos;s being so despicable in ways that aren&apos;t criminal but are still very infuriating and heartbreaking, and you can&apos;t wait for everything to implode back on him. Lalo, in contrast, is a hate-to-love villain, he&apos;s so charming and sociable that you can&apos;t help but smile back at him, but you don&apos;t want to because you know he will kill you if you smile slightly wrong.

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• SL

  @sleepygary137 · 3 years ago

  I loved Michael McKean in this. His performance as Chuck was so good. Everyone hates the character but it&apos;s in a good way. He was supposed to be portrayed as the asshole big brother and it is done so well. Why McKean didn&apos;t get an Emmy for this show we will never know

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