Better Call Saul

[Daly]

If they picked up "Turn" and the "into the badlands" then Saul was a formality.

[sonatine]

they literally just started filming season 4 in the last 2 weeks, it will be what, almost a 2 year layoff by the time it returns.


thats straight fuckin retarded frankly.


also i can think of exactly no satisfying path where jimmy and whats her face part ways and jimmy becomes saul and that worries me.

[Avon Barksdale]

they literally just started filming season 4 in the last 2 weeks, it will be what, almost a 2 year layoff by the time it returns.


thats straight fuckin retarded frankly.


also i can think of exactly no satisfying path where jimmy and whats her face part ways and jimmy becomes saul and that worries me.

Hasn't there only been 2 seasons so far, or is the show that bad that I forgot an entire season in there?

[Avon Barksdale]

Just googled.


Guess it's that bad.

[sonatine]

Just googled.


Guess it's that bad.

i remember enjoying it at the time but i look back and im like 'fucking really tho?'


it really lacks balance, and its also super fucking grim but somehow has these two wacky goofball hilarious buddy team stars oh but someone just died in a fire or someones in jail or someone just crashed their car on the highway, its just all over the place.

and its hard to reconcile the goofball hilarity of the inevitable saul with the total existential horror of jimmy's life.

[Sloppy Joe]

Probably should have ended after the one season.

It’s well done and all in my opinion...I just don’t really care though.

[herbertstemple]

Chuck being such a major character has made the show seem slow. Think he is finally gone. Also hope they focus more on Mike, & Gus may show up this season.

[sonatine]

The whole thing with Nacho poisoning his boss was pure AIDS.

[KidPresentable]

My biggest problem with the show is the pace. It is so slow. I would not care anymore at this point if I didn't love Breaking Bad and have some interest in how they eventually tie the story lines together.

[WillieMcFML]

they literally just started filming season 4 in the last 2 weeks, it will be what, almost a 2 year layoff by the time it returns.


thats straight fuckin retarded frankly.


also i can think of exactly no satisfying path where jimmy and whats her face part ways and jimmy becomes saul and that worries me.

remember back in our youth the first season of westworld?

[Daly]

See you in this thread for the season 4 premier live blog Tine.

[varys]

Ill keep watching but like any show any all white people scenes are boring (even mike needs a dark skin to threaten, shoot at or partner up with

[Daly]

Returns August 6th

[sonatine]

here's to chuck actually being dead and god willing his love interest bailing too because i really need this to not be more grief porn.

[Crowe Diddly]

[sonatine]

did anyone else have no fucking idea that the entire 4th season just finished airing?

[JohnCommode]

Enjoyed season 4, but then I'm addicted to the Breaking Bad/Saul franchise. Others less addicted may find many episodes overly coy and cryptic. I think that Mike and the cartel are more compelling than Jimmy's tortured legal career.

[sonatine]

this ^

i fast forwarded through a _lot_ of jimmy scenes.

also they kinda got realllll deep into their opening/establishing shots to the point where i was fast forwarding through those as well.

season 5 is signed and should be back in august 2019 more or less. id be kinda surprised if this show goes a 6th season but i know they want to, which is frankly a little weird given how close we are to sync'ing with BB-world.

also its getting a bit weird because we are running out of ways to introduce new characters, and its difficult to imagine a place for kimmie to go on the show for example, it makes a lot more sense to just time jump to a point where she's washed her hands of her definitely and its not even close sociopath boyfriend. because at this point there really isnt a lot of room for her in that universe. also with 'jimmy' basically fully morphed into saul in front of our eyes, it makes sense that he wouldnt really care of she bounced. im guessing she uncovers the details of the insurance drama source and goes back to her home planet with poochie within the first 2 or 3 eps otherwise.

in either case, i think we are going to see a return to the season 1 dynamic where its just kind of a verite slice of life piece about jimmy/saul complete with a bunch of new characters rotating through his office for laughs, which honestly im looking forward.

chances are season 5 (maybe 6 as well) in gustav land is going to be getting the lab finished, gale faceplanting, and chasing down the source of the blue meth.

[Crowe Diddly]

Here's a fun, badly written article that may or may not be true about a Breaking Bad movie, maybe.

https://deadline.com/2018/11/breakin...er-1202497258/

‘Breaking Bad’ Movie In The Works From Series Creator Vince Gilligan

"The Emmy-winning AMC drama Breaking Bad is getting another franchise expansion, with a film that has been quietly been put together for a mid-November through early February shoot in New Mexico. It would join prequel series Better Call Saul."

 

It is through the New Mexico Film Office that word of the secret project made it to the Albuquerque Journal. No one would comment, but I hear the film is written and will be directed by Breaking Bad creator/executive producer Vince Gilligan, who also co-created and executive produces Better Call Saul.

I hear deals are still being made by Sony for the project, which could be a done as a feature if the producers go down that route or could become a TV film/miniseries if it is sold to a TV network or a streaming platform.

This is envisioned as a standalone installment in the Breaking Bad franchise that lives in the Breaking Bad universe. It is unclear whether cast members from the original series, led by Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, would return for the film, but I hear the hope is that deals will close for actors to reprise their roles. Set to return are producers Mark Johnson and Melissa Bernstein who have worked with Gilligan both on Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.

The original series ran for five seasons and quickly became a TV phenomenon, spawning the successful prequel series, Better Call Saul, both of which have aired on AMC.

A project by the name of Greenbriar — possibly a code name — is set to star production in mid-November in Albuquerque, according to the New Mexico Film Office. The logline, reported by the Journal, follows the escape of a kidnapped man and his quest for freedom.

[Daly]

Enjoyed season 4, but then I'm addicted to the Breaking Bad/Saul franchise. Others less addicted may find many episodes overly coy and cryptic. I think that Mike and the cartel are more compelling than Jimmy's tortured legal career.

Agree to all of this.

Episode 8 of season 1 (think it was 8) when mike opened up to his daughter-in-law was my favorite show of the whole series.