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Every other Saturday, Gary Butterfield and Kaye Ross look back at some of the best television dramas of all time... Breaking Bad and its related works. We recap each episode and provide our thoughts, along with our usual jokes and stuff.
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With “Wine and Roses” we’ve rounded the bend into one of the finest seasons of television ever aired. The first half of Better Call Saul’s sixth season is a magnificent fakeout, putting our attention on the final boss of grifts and pranks that is Kim and Jimmy’s plot against Howard. But there’s Lalos about, and nobody is aware of how everything will collide.
Season 5 of Better Call Saul is really good, and we’re still surprised that the DVD features are… also good? They decided to start making them informative! We also read your responses to Season 5, and get ready for the final season.
Season 5 wraps up with a bang as Kim gives the finger guns and completes her transformation into Slippin’ Kimmy… set on staying with Jimmy and ruining Howard’s life. Speaking of ruined lives, uh oh Nacho! And Lalo’s not doing great either.
The cash is in the bag, and the bag is in the courthouse. Lalo walks free and Jimmy gives him a made-up story about what happened in the desert. But the desert follows Jimmy home as he struggles to process the carnage he saw, and Lalo outsmarts Gus’s entire operation before making it Jimmy and Kim’s problem. The uninterrupted 16 minute final scene is one of the tensest stretches of this show, so come listen to us gush about it.
With a little help from Mike, Jimmy has managed to do the impossible: get bail release for Lalo “Jorge de Guzman” Salamanca after the grisly murder of Fred Whalen. One hitch in the plan is that the $7 million dollars in cash needs a ride, and that results in some… complications. Does this pseudo-bottle episode keep working after its spectacle wears off?
This episode is a very strong argument for having initials that can’t be twisted around to make a motto that will haunt you for the rest of your days. The Jimmy and cartel plot lines collide as Lalo enlists him to arrange for bond, so he can escape being imprisoned for the murder of Fred Whalen. The problem is? He has to pick up the money.
This standout episode of season five sees the culmination of Jimmy and Kim’s plot against Kevin Wachtell… even if Kim tried to pull the plug at the last minute. This leads to a blow up with a very unpredictable outcome that gives us a lot to chew on.
Mike did a whoopsie and nearly got himself killed, so Gus kidnapped him to Mexico to heal him or make a very important point. Meanwhile, Kim and Jimmy start putting together a plan to save Mr. Acker's land.
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