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Better Call Saul 6x13 Reaction (Patreon)

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2025-07-06 22:43:50
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2025-07-22 22:37:07
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Better Call Saul 6x13 Reaction | 'Saul Gone'

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Better Call Saul 6x13 Reaction

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Demented Avenger

One on the run. One in the ground. One in jail.

Queen Alicent's Feet

Not knowing Warren Buffet or Berkshire Hathaway 😂😂😂 These Australians man

Ryan Zman

Mayhew is Brandon/Badger's last name. Walt disguised himself as Brandon's uncle to help get Badger out of jail when meeting Saul for the first time.

Jason Glazebrook

Thanks for this journey guys! I've been looking forward to every single episode. I would say that sociopathic is a very accurate description of Saul/Jimmy's behaviour so I wouldn't doubt your vocabulary knowledge Spartan 😆 Great post-episode discussion too! You covered so much. I hope this universe sticks with you for life ❤️

Jackson Natoli

What a pleasure taking this journey with you guys! Hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. Special shoutout Rhea Seehorn(Kim) her performance in this show is top 5 in the BB universe imo. And that’s saying something with performance likes Walt, Jesse, Lalo, Gus and Mike.

Dan Brooks

Kim likely isn't in danger of any criminal charges as Bill Oakley mentioned, because the DA isn't likely to prosecute without any evidence. My interpretation of Jimmy involving Kim in his testimony is that he just wanted to get her in the room so she could hear his confession, since she was the only person who's opinion he really cares about. He was willing to sacrifice the light sentence that he had secured in order to earn some form of redemption in Kim's eyes.

Lauren

As sad as the ending is, it’s also exactly what it needed to be. Saul didn’t need to be exonerated, he needed to be redeemed. By admitting all his wrongdoings, he redeemed himself.

Thomaz

Vince Gilligan stablished himself as legend after bcs, absolutely insane. I think the next series after walking dead should be Narcos

Parker Suczynski

I don't think Kim is actually a lawyer again, I always interpret that part as she used her New Mexico Bar card (with no expiration date on it) to get in and visit Jimmy under the pretense of being his lawyer, showing she still has some Slippin' Kimmy in her, if even just a bit

macc61

Carol Burnett, a 70's tv legend and huge fan of BCS got the honor of turning Saul in. I really loved your reactions and will stay tuned for TWD, another great series.

Liam Skoda

Yeah he wanted Kim to respect him. If you remember season 4 he denied any feeling or guilt about Chucks death, even refusing to go to therapy which clearly made Kim uncomfortable. This was a chance to be honest about his feelings. The malpractice insurance was a secret only he knew and he wanted to admit it because it cost his brother his life.

Jennypoo0

I didn’t take his confession as just for Kim. Jimmy did it for himself, to be Jimmy again. I think you guys cut the Exit sign buzzing out of this edit during the confession scene which is unfortunate. That part hits me because it’s Chuck’s presence (electricity buzzing) there while Jimmy is confessing he killed his brother with his actions.

CoreyClip

My favorite show of all time. It's such an incredible ending to the whole universe we've seen over all these years. Both shows are all about the terrible things that these people do and Jimmy is the only big player in all of this who we see finally open up and admit everything he did wrong over the years. He wasn't exactly doing it to exonerate Kim, since she'll still have her legal battle with Howard's wife. She was prepared and ready to take that on as her penance for all of this. After a lifetime of lying and scheming and slipping, to see him finally admit his wrongs and make the hard choice to face who he is was such a perfect ending. He might be in prison for the rest of his life, but at least he can finally be a genuine person and doesn't have to hide anything. He can live out his days with other inmates who see him as a hero for all the lawyering he did for them. I know you were kind of on the fence about if he was genuine or not about his confession, but he definitely is. We've watched six seasons of him refusing to change and going down the same bad choice road over and over again and it's so satisfying to see him finally find peace in the truth. Thanks for your reactions, and I'm looking forward to more from you guys!

Nicholas R Huber

What Jimmy said doesn't help Kim. He just wanted her to see him take accountability. She is still just as at risk regarding Hamlin's widow.

Cara M

He wasn't trying to exonerate Kim, he was trying to show her that he has finally changed and taken accountability for his choices. His confession was genuine, which is why it was prideful rather than remorseful. He was gloating, not groveling, because he is genuinely impressed by himself. That IS his true Slippin Jimmy self! BUT by finally accepting the consequences for his actions, he proved to Kim that he has actually changed. This admission was the only way he could ever regain her trust, and that was worth life in prison to him. What a love story, eh?!

Cara M

Yes his confession was genuine! And I'm so glad they made it true to him. He can admit his wrongs without pretending to be remorseful about it all. We didn't need his phony alligator tears. He loved what he did! He was proud! He was essential to empire Heisenberg! He got to go down as a legend! And he also got to go down as a legendary lawyer getting his sentence so low before confessing. And most importantly he finally accepted his role in Chuck's demise. Kim needed to hear all this to ever trust him again. Finally the no bullshit truth of what he did and how he feels about it. A perfect ending.

Jacob

I’m so sad the reactions to this show are over. What a ride. Can’t believe it’s been this long. I remember when y’all just started! Wow, just, wow😭

Julianjjz

Warren Buffett ... " is that his father" hahahah

Vero

Couldn't think of a better ending

MarisoL

What a journey and best with reactors who appreciate this great series, I've never seen Walking Dead so I'm excited to join you there too.