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Better Call Saul Season 4 premieres August 6th on AMC
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I mean, a pretty major theme of both this and Breaking Bad is that you can't pinpoint a specific point where the main character becomes bad. I expect things to go pretty downhill this season, but not fully downhill since IIRC they're hoping to do 2 more seasons after this.
I mean not really it was pretty clear he was killing himself there and nothing was gonna stop/save him.
Took long enough
are we confirmed to have a season 5 as well?
Also I really think the last season is going to delve into Post-Breaking Bad stuff
are we confirmed to have a season 5 as well?
Also I really think the last season is going to delve into Post-Breaking Bad stuff
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I mean, sure, you don't see a body or anything, but they've been adamant that they're not out to trick the viewers or anything. The creators and cast confirmed he was dead even though the scene wasn't definitive (though pretty damn close.) At least they've mentioned that they'll likely use him in flashbacks in the future if the opportunity arises.
Ok! I just caught up on all 3 seasons earlier in the year and I haven't really kept up with any external discussion. But good to know.
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There's no reason why you would've seen that stuff - just wanted to give you a quick summary of what's been said about it. :)
I have faith the writers won't just kill her off. It'd be more crushing to have Kim cut Jimmy/Saul out of her life entirely out of sheer contempt, possibly while even still living in the same city.
Seasons 1 and 2 of BCS premiered in February and the seasons wrapped in April of their respective years. Season 3 premiered in April 2017 and wrapped in June 2017. So for season 4 to premiere in August... Well, if it feels much longer than usual, that's why...
I've been dreading this season a lot.
Season 3 (Chuck's death aside) would've felt like an ending to any other series. It almost feels like a happy ending for Jimmy and Kim.
... then you remember that this series is still living in the shadow of Breaking Bad and this is likely going to be the turning point where Jimmy falls to the dark side.
Season 3 (Chuck's death aside) would've felt like an ending to any other series. It almost feels like a happy ending for Jimmy and Kim.
... then you remember that this series is still living in the shadow of Breaking Bad and this is likely going to be the turning point where Jimmy falls to the dark side.
if you watched it on live on AMC right after it ended they showed the suicide prevention hotline number
There's so many routes they could go with here. Her past is so purposely vague that I kinda think she maybe did some shady stuff before meeting Jimmy
Is it just me or is the production time between seasons on this show unusually long?
I normally don't forget large chunks of plot between Show seasons but with this one it feels like between the 2nd and 3rd and the 3rd and the 4th the time frame has been so long that I need to revisit.
Yes, it was heavily implied and as far as I know confirmed by the actor himself.
I normally don't forget large chunks of plot between Show seasons but with this one it feels like between the 2nd and 3rd and the 3rd and the 4th the time frame has been so long that I need to revisit.
Yes, it was heavily implied and as far as I know confirmed by the actor himself.
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They were renewed really late last year when the Sony shakeup was going on, plus Gilligan has another project he's working on in the interim. It seems like the writing room got a much later start than usual when they were putting together S4.
It's available in the US.
It's also one of the best-looking 4K shows on Netflix, even without HDR. They love their wide static tableau shots where you can drink in all the detail.
Well, it isn't where I am. Which is bullshit in 2018, they have no excuse for not releasing worldwide.
