Better Call Saul ***Spoilers***

I always thought it was heavily hinted that he left because Walt Jr. was born with cerebral palsy, and Walt needed a more stable job with better insurances etc. Grey Matter was still just a start-up at the time.

We saw a flashback to him and Skyler viewing the house when it was for sale while Skyler was heavily pregnant with Junior, but Walt felt the house was too small and that if Grey Matter took off they could get a better house. It's implied that Junior being born with CP meant they took the house and Walt sold his stock in Grey Matter, shortly before it really took off and became a huge company.

Walt feels like Gretchen and Elliot stole Grey Matter from him and are profiting off his work, but it's really just resentment at the missed opportunity and the mundane life and career he ended up with, and knowing that if he'd just managed to stick it out even with Junior's condition, they would have been much better off.

Edit: Ignore me. I'm wrong. Just googled and Walt was working at a different lab during the flashback when Skyler was pregnant with Junior. Vince Gilligan apparently confirmed that the reason Walt left Grey Matter prior to that was he felt inferior to Gretchen and her wealthy family, broke up with her and then left Grey Matter. Gretchen and Elliot got together after that.

I think she does on the last scene before she goes through the gate looks like her index and middle finger pointing down with the thumb out.

I think she really loves Jimmy she worked out a plan to get back into see him. Also she is barely holding it together as she walks through the Prison yard.

she also isn't married to Mr Yup Yup no wedding band, her shorter hair and smart clothes says she is gone back into the legal profession probably doing the free legal aid career she wanted.

Well worth watching a second time and my appreciation hasn't demisinshed a fine ending to the Breaking Bad Universe

Final episode review and breakdown from Pete Peppers

Great show,have to say Mike was my favourite character in both this and BB,my only gripe with BCS were the first series episodes based around Chuck's home hideout which I found boring but other than that BCS was/is brilliant.

Just catching up on episodes now. An appearance from Buzz Mccallister!

What a show, unmatched by any other currently running IMHO with incredible quality in every department from start to finish, I’m sad it’s all over now. It has been a brilliant companion piece to Breaking Bad (which still remains my favourite of the 2 shows) while carving out its own story and is a beautiful way to finish out the Breaking Bad story with Vince Gilligan saying he and Peter Gould have their own plans to do something else from here.

It’s all good man 😞

I do remember him from that show but I’ll always most associate him with “Beverly Hills Cop”, where he gave a memorable turn as the bad guy’s main henchman. Best part of 40 years ago now!

Where can I watch this?

Here you go I was emotional watching it I love Jonathan ❤️

Interesting Rhea and Bob discussing fan theories back in July some were close (especially the second last theory)

Well that episode was completely different to what I expected especially with him being arrested so early.

I think I need time for everything to sink in but my initial reaction is that it was a perfect ending to a damn near perfect show.

Odenkirks’s performance in this was fantastic as he switched between 3 characters and killed off 2 and funds redemption by going back to he originally was and by helping his only true friend and love. Brilliant.

I took it to mean it was the end of his Gene persona and as his last task as Gene before he killed him off he made sure the staff covered his work and made sure they contacted Head office for a new manager. He kind of slips into Saul mode then with him working the system he knows inside out and eventually he kills off Saul and we are back to James McGill