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Better Call Saul 6x12 | Watch Along

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Oscar H

I'm a fan of the simple quiet monotonous life and I can say watching this episode seeing someone who 1 million percent doesn't live this type of life made me feel so bad for her. I think prison would've been a lot better compared to the purgatory she put herself in.

MarisoL

I was never scared by Saul except in that final scene! I got so worried for Marion "I trusted you" everyone who trusted him got hurt by him. Tisk tisk

Hanno

Millions cheered when we got a Kim and Jesse scene

Dominick (Muddawg13)

Miracle Whip is 100 times better than Mayo. Maybe it's a Midwest thing lol.

Kara

Great reaction! Kim trapped herself in a life where she doesn't have any agency. She avoids giving an opinion on anything, even inane stuff like ice cream flavor. The biggest choice she makes is how to word the pipe catalogue. Her choices led to Howard dying so she removed her ability to choose and traps herself in (as Oscar H and y'all put it) a miracle whip "purgatory" where she can't possibly cause harm. Her breakdown on the bus, man alive... Rhea Seehorn did that in one take, first time btw. I've said it before but the show is fundamentally about people who make "the bad choice" over and over, even when they have other options. Walt, Jesse, Gus, Mike, Jimmy, Kim. I'm with you 100%, Jimmy wants to get caught at this point. Man iced his last cinnabon and is over it. Funny and pathetic how he want from laundering millions as a famous niche celebrity to this relatively petty crime. 'Saul' is terrible but he's not an old lady murderer, thankfully. Makes you think about what other characters would have done in that position 😬

Joshua Luzania

Rhea not winning awards for anything in this show is criminal.

Pirwzy

As a spread on sandwiches miracle whip is better. For recipes that ask for mayo, miracle whip is a downgrade

Daymee

If you had not written your first paragraph, that's what I was going to say! She can't trust her own choices anymore so she leaves everything up to the whims of other people's opinions, so sad.

Christophe (edited)

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2026-09-05 05:00 Saul Goodman as a character for Jimmy, is the perfect encapsulation of Kurt Vonnegut's famous line "We are what we pretend to be". Saul started as a facade for him but more and more, it just became easier for him, emotionally, to just become the facade. And in that scene in Saul's office, Kim sees that for the first time.
2025-05-02 21:29 Saul Goodman, as a character for Jimmy, is the perfect encapsulation of Kurt Vonnegut's famous line "We are what we pretend to be". Saul started as a facade for him but more and more, it just became easier for him, emotionally, to just become the facade. And in that scene in Saul's office, Kim sees that for the first time.

Saul Goodman, as a character for Jimmy, is the perfect encapsulation of Kurt Vonnegut's famous line "We are what we pretend to be". Saul started as a facade for him but more and more, it just became easier for him, emotionally, to just become the facade. And in that scene in Saul's office, Kim sees that for the first time.

Pabb

Jimmy putting on a asshole front to not show Kim that his heart breaks is always so sad for me.

Jacob Livingston

Not the reaction to getting a jesse and Kim scene I thought it would be lol. People legit flipped shit to see a scene between jesse and Kim. And idk yall recognized Emilio or not

M4RRS

Well, I guess neither one of you recognized Emilio Koyama, cousin of Domingo "Krazy-8" Molina plus fellow meth-making partner of "Cap'n Cook" Jesse Pinkman. You know, the guy who Hank Schrader and Steve "Gomey" Gomez busted in the pilot episode of 'Breaking Bad'? Remember, Walter White was also on scene as a ride-along. Walt even witnessed Jesse's escape through the second story window of the next-door neighbor's house, where he had been getting it on with some resident woman during the midst of the aforementioned drug bust.