I know that we have Breaking Bad this week, but the second to last episode is titled “waterworks”. I think that’s gonna be the Kim episode.

Btw the series finale episode is titled “Saul Gone”

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Guardians of the Galaxy volume 2. Similar circumstances

I was sad when carol burnette was let all alone wth her kitties

Same. Her character has been vital to these episodes as well.

Man, the merging of two different timelines. This show is really something else.

Crazy seeing this perspective from Saul’s side. He is as responsible as anybody for creating Heisenberg and leading to everyone’s downfall.

Chuck was right. Jimmy will never change no matter how many lessons he gets. You’d think the whole Breaking Bad shit would have etched in his forehead not to be a piece of garbage anymore

Saul has an addiction to 'slyly screwing somebody over'.

chuck isnt exonerable here. jimmy was always jimmy but imo chuck helped create the vicious cycle by making jimmy feel like he was never good enough no matter what. if chuck lets jimmy work at HHM to begin with, do we even reach the point we do in the show? does he completely go off the rails? or does he just get to this point in a different way? it’s not black and white.

i definitely think chuck played a huge role in jimmy/kim’s hatred of howard and their willingness to destroy his life as well.

not to say jimmy isn’t a completely irredeemable piece of shit at this point. because he is. but i think chuck played a role in creating this version of him. slippin’ jimmy was harmless. saul is evil.

I think that dude is dead

Thoroughly enjoyable episode, boys. Drink it up.

You may be right.

Interaction of his cancer meds and the roofie that Saul made and the cab guy gave him. Police investigate (suggested by the 'next week scenes) Did the first guy or Saul leave any evidence, DNA, prints? Is this what gets Saul caught? (I bet Carol B. points the cops his way).

We gotta know that the show is going to let Saul come to a 'good' end. In the BB/BCS world the bad guys eventually get their just reward and it's the rare sympathetic character that gets away (Pinkman in El Camino).

Bob odenkirk specifically said about the ending that actions have consequences. I think something very bad is still in store. And from all the cast interviews I still think there’s a gut wrenching curveball still ahead.

FYI the o phone booth call was to Kim per the German dub. There’s also a YouTuber who was able ro use tech to get some of what he was saying.

Kim apparently tells Jimmy to turn himself in. I wonder if she’s saying that bc her phone is tapped? Francesca mentioned she heard clicking on her calls.

You don't need a German dub to know that. He called the operator to get her number.
As for the what he was saying, I don't believe the YouTuber.