Better Call Saul ***Spoilers***

Really enjoyed that episode last night but like others wished Walt and Jesse showed up in Sauls waiting room in the final scenes.

This is minor I know but Im hoping they resolve how the giant inflatable Statue of Liberty gets from the Kettlemans tax shack out in the desert a few episodes ago to being on top of Sauls office. He has unfinished business with those two and its always a good comedy scene with the Kettlemans so I want to see how Saul gets the Statue of Liberty off them.

Yeah I wouldn't be surprised if Gus was paying off people to act as his family (eg. maybe a single mother with kids already). Give them a home and security, to keep up appearances as just a normal businessman. After all we saw him here with a tunnel linking two houses and either a fake or real couple as decoy homeowners.

Or he could even just have left toys out for the rare occasions he does have guests just to make them think he has a family (eg. If Walt turned on Gus and decided to try go after Gus' family having seen the toys, but it ends up being a wild goose chase).

Gus is the kind of guy who would have another set of security cameras pointing at each of his security cameras. For security.

Jaysus really?

Was it not already covered last time he and Kim saw them? I recall a line from Saul getting them to throw in the statue as part of the deal they made

This popped up on my YouTube recommendations

How right Mike was when he says to the bastard Walter White "we had a good thing going here all you had to do was cook"😓

I'd say it's definitely possible the writers hadn't decided Gus was gay when Walt visited his house in Season 3. Even with their attention to detail, they've always been willing to change things to suit the narrative if needed, like making Gus gay to show us his motivation behind taking down Eladio and the Salamancas extended far beyond just money/power.

I'm sure we'll see some of Mike and Gus in the current time, even if it's just a conversation or two leading into why Gus decides to work with Walt, maybe Mike doing background checks on them, noting that the lab is finished etc. Maybe even something to do with Tuco, as I'm sure Gus & Mike would have had their eyes on him only to then find Walt & Jesse helped take him down.

I'd also say we're going to get something related to Kim in this time, before the next timeskip to the Gene post-BB time. But that's the total wildcard given that she was never mentioned in BB.

I actually thought the cleaner would have been the one to interrupt the plan rather then the slip. I think the line about Jeffy falling in with a bad crowd in Albuquerque might give some clue of what happens next Not sure of what to make if the episode a bit of a come down after the last few but I have faith they will stick the landing in the final 3 episodes

Hmmm, I think Gene took on a lot of risk with that plan - going from such a risk-averse position to doing a heist in the same building he works in seems a huge stretch.

The most interesting thing for me was the scene with the shirt at the end. He became Saul for real when Kim left, and Saul's life seemed pretty empty when we saw it in the last episode. Based on that I would have thought he would have looked back on that time of his life with regret - but the way he held the shirt it seems he wants to become Saul again.

The Albuquerque connection that was mentioned is very interesting - I could see Gene getting dragged back into that world and that ultimately being the endgame for the character.

P.S We know Walter White is making an appearance - which would have to happen on BB timelines - is it mad to think that the Jesse appearance could happen on the Gene timeline? I'm trying to think of who is alive in Albuquerque at this point

I think the references to Albuquerque were mostly just to remind people that that's how Jeff knew that Gene was Saul. After all, that scene was about 2 years ago. Although if we do jump back to BB-era Saul, maybe we see Jeff again from that time period.

A fun little episode. Nothing earthshaking or monumental, but given the impact of the last few episodes, no harm in bringing things down a notch, (likely) completing the Jeff side of things, and giving the final few episodes more time to breathe without having to resolve that too.

Good episode overall, but mostly I was just glad to see Jerry Gergich land in a work environment where he’s treated with respect.

I hope the Gene story has some closure, it can't just end with him getting away, he has to either die or be caught ... at least atone for Howard and tell the truth.

Different actor playing Jeff in S6 e10. Because the original actor was unavailable.

Apparently the episode is set around October 2010 based on the ‘Martinez’ reference.