***Official "Space Blanket" for Better Call Saul*** (1 Viewer)

[Frostillicus]

My current ranking of worst posters in this thread:

1. Officer Tanner Malloy

2. Flysack

3. Woz

4. Mass of Clueless Predictors

Woz coming strong though. Tune in next week!

who is woz?

Eminence.

 

[Fariq]

My current ranking of worst posters in this thread:

1. Officer Tanner Malloy

2. Flysack

3. Woz

4. Mass of Clueless Predictors

Woz coming strong though. Tune in next week!

who is woz?

Eminence.

So Woz is a nickname for Eminence? Why can't we just call him Eminence or Popsecret?

 

[Zow]

My current ranking of worst posters in this thread:

1. Officer Tanner Malloy

2. Flysack

3. Woz

4. Mass of Clueless Predictors

Woz coming strong though. Tune in next week!

who is woz?

Eminence.

 

[Binky The Doormat]

Tried making a rusty nail last night. Do not recommend. :X

Why not? Do you drink Scotch?

I do! I think I went heavy on the Drambuie (seemed like Saul went 50/50, RHE says more like 3-1), and the lemon juice was all I could taste

Go with the manhattan.

 

[Frostillicus]

My current ranking of worst posters in this thread:

1. Officer Tanner Malloy

2. Flysack

3. Woz

4. Mass of Clueless Predictors

Woz coming strong though. Tune in next week!

who is woz?

Eminence.

That was mean and inaccurate, I admit. It was also just sitting there.

 

[Otis]

Uhh...am I the only one that does NOT expect BCS to have as many "OH ####!" moments as BB did and not have a problem with it?

I really don't think this is going to be the exact same type of show.

This. Frankly I'm hoping for more insightful and interesting. The scene with old Saul at the beginning sitting in front of the TV was maybe the best scene in the series so far. You don't need meth labs and explosions and space blankets to make a good show.

 

[Thorn]

Tried making a rusty nail last night. Do not recommend. :X

Why not? Do you drink Scotch?

I do! I think I went heavy on the Drambuie (seemed like Saul went 50/50, RHE says more like 3-1), and the lemon juice was all I could taste

Go with the manhattan.

Unfortunately I don't have a bottle of vermouth that's been hanging around for 10+ years like this Drambuie.

 

[ClownCausedChaos2]

why do these threads always devolve into people making horrible predictions about what is going to happen next/soon?

sharkpool down???

I started a thread in the Shark Pool:"We Discuss Better Call Saul Here So We Don't Have To Go To the FFA"

http://forums.footballguys.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=724642#entry17772610

Don't forget, guys!

(And kudos to the.mods for continue to allow it's existence!)

 

[Harry Manback]

Uhh...am I the only one that does NOT expect BCS to have as many "OH ####!" moments as BB did and not have a problem with it?

I really don't think this is going to be the exact same type of show.

I have zero complaints.

Love the people saying "It's not breaking bad so I don't like it"

 

[Jack White]

Uhh...am I the only one that does NOT expect BCS to have as many "OH ####!" moments as BB did and not have a problem with it?

I really don't think this is going to be the exact same type of show.

I have zero complaints.

Love the people saying "It's not breaking bad so I don't like it"

Exactly.

Breaking Bad is my favorite TV show of all-time, so I don't expect BCS to reach than pantheon level.

But with Gilligan and some of the other creative people behind the show, it's bound to be excellent.

And it is, so far.

 

[Bigboy10182000]

I'm beginning to think the show will at one point (probably at the end) pick up after he's in Omaha at the Cinnabon. They're painting him as the protagonist you feel sorry for and sympathize with, and it's lame for him to just end up with the fate they showed in the prologue.

I think it would cool if seasons 1-3 take place before Breaking Bad, seasons 4-5 mostly take place after Breaking Bad, but the season 4 premier takes place during Breaking Bad, in the form of the most awesome 43-minute BB montage ever.

Who do we pitch this to? I need this to happen

 

[BustedKnuckles]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

 

[TheIronSheik]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

This makes me think that there's more to that "last" scene we see in the opening. Like that's not the actual end.

 

[Homer J Simpson]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

Ummm, what?

 

[Capella]

http://uproxx.com/tv/2015/02/12-breaking-bad-callbacks-easter-eggs-and-unexplained-details-in-this-weeks-better-call-saul/

#13

 

[Capella]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

This makes me think that there's more to that "last" scene we see in the opening. Like that's not the actual end.

I fully expect them to dive deep into post-Bad Saul.

 

[Jack White]

http://uproxx.com/tv/2015/02/12-breaking-bad-callbacks-easter-eggs-and-unexplained-details-in-this-weeks-better-call-saul/

#13

#11 - "It's show time" is a reference to Bob Fosse's All That Jazz.

 

[Nathan R. Jessep]

http://uproxx.com/tv/2015/02/12-breaking-bad-callbacks-easter-eggs-and-unexplained-details-in-this-weeks-better-call-saul/

#13

I think it was discussed earlier in the thread, and not sure if it was confirmed or not, but in that featurette clip that's linked, from that link, Vince himself says that Chuck is Jimmy's older brother

 

[Jack White]

http://uproxx.com/tv/2015/02/12-breaking-bad-callbacks-easter-eggs-and-unexplained-details-in-this-weeks-better-call-saul/

#13

I think it was discussed earlier in the thread, and not sure if it was confirmed or not, but in that featurette clip that's linked, from that link, Vince himself says that Chuck is Jimmy's older brother

I haven't seen the clip, but isn't it obvious they are brothers?

 

[BustedKnuckles]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

Ummm, what?

ummmm...what what ?

 

[Nathan R. Jessep]

http://uproxx.com/tv/2015/02/12-breaking-bad-callbacks-easter-eggs-and-unexplained-details-in-this-weeks-better-call-saul/

#13

I think it was discussed earlier in the thread, and not sure if it was confirmed or not, but in that featurette clip that's linked, from that link, Vince himself says that Chuck is Jimmy's older brother

I haven't seen the clip, but isn't it obvious they are brothers?

There was some discussion earlier whether it was brother, cousin, or father.

 

[Jack White]

http://uproxx.com/tv/2015/02/12-breaking-bad-callbacks-easter-eggs-and-unexplained-details-in-this-weeks-better-call-saul/

#13

I think it was discussed earlier in the thread, and not sure if it was confirmed or not, but in that featurette clip that's linked, from that link, Vince himself says that Chuck is Jimmy's older brother

I haven't seen the clip, but isn't it obvious they are brothers?

There was some discussion earlier whether it was brother, cousin, or father.

He wouldn't call his father "Chuck."

Cousin, possibly, but I just assumed brother from context.

 

[3C's]

http://uproxx.com/tv/2015/02/12-breaking-bad-callbacks-easter-eggs-and-unexplained-details-in-this-weeks-better-call-saul/

#13

#11 - "It's show time" is a reference to Bob Fosse's All That Jazz.

#3 - you get a windshield replaced they use blue tape to "secure" it for 24 hours.

 

[BustedKnuckles]

http://uproxx.com/tv/2015/02/12-breaking-bad-callbacks-easter-eggs-and-unexplained-details-in-this-weeks-better-call-saul/

#13

#11 - "It's show time" is a reference to Bob Fosse's All That Jazz.

#3 - you get a windshield replaced they use blue tape to "secure" it for 24 hours.

a LOT of reaching in that article

 

[BustedKnuckles]

THE TOTALLY BIGGER easter egg is that when you call the phone number written on the inside of the matches (505) 242-6087, you get Nacho’s voicemail. Try it – it actually works.

 

[Homer J Simpson]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

Ummm, what?

ummmm...what what ?

Were you making some sort of criticism there? Not sure what the "who saw that coming" is all about.

 

[BustedKnuckles]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

Ummm, what?

ummmm...what what ?

Were you making some sort of criticism there? Not sure what the "who saw that coming" is all about.

pretty simple actually ...im asking if anyone remembers this scene in BB and made the connection to the opening of BCS

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

THE TOTALLY BIGGER easter egg is that when you call the phone number written on the inside of the matches (505) 242-6087, you get Nacho’s voicemail. Try it – it actually works.

Hardly worth the call for the message.

They did the same kind of stuff all along with BB.

 

[Jack White]

THE TOTALLY BIGGER easter egg is that when you call the phone number written on the inside of the matches (505) 242-6087, you get Nacho’s voicemail. Try it – it actually works.

Hardly worth the call for the message.

They did the same kind of stuff all along with BB.

Faster to copy/paste the number into Google to find out it's a real number.

 

[timschochet]

Did anybody else see a plot similarity between Saul's resentment at the wealthy law firm that is taking advantage of his brother, and Walt's resentment at his multi-millionaire partner who took advantage of him? Seems like maybe Vince Gilligan has this thing against big corporate style success?

 

[Homer J Simpson]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

Ummm, what?

ummmm...what what ?

Were you making some sort of criticism there? Not sure what the "who saw that coming" is all about.

pretty simple actually ...im asking if anyone remembers this scene in BB and made the connection to the opening of BCS

Yeah, that was kind of a running joke for a while. Figured it was common knowledge, that's why I was confused.

 

[urbanhack]

Did anybody else see a plot similarity between Saul's resentment at the wealthy law firm that is taking advantage of his brother, and Walt's resentment at his multi-millionaire partner who took advantage of him? Seems like maybe Vince Gilligan has this thing against big corporate style success?

No.

 

[BustedKnuckles]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

Ummm, what?

ummmm...what what ?

Were you making some sort of criticism there? Not sure what the "who saw that coming" is all about.

pretty simple actually ...im asking if anyone remembers this scene in BB and made the connection to the opening of BCS

Yeah, that was kind of a running joke for a while. Figured it was common knowledge, that's why I was confused.

oh...i didnt see that in this thread

 

[shuke]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

This makes me think that there's more to that "last" scene we see in the opening. Like that's not the actual end.

What else more could there be to it?

 

[Brady Marino]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

This makes me think that there's more to that "last" scene we see in the opening. Like that's not the actual end.

What else more could there be to it?

His transition into being a store manager at a failing Best Buy?

 

[Homer J Simpson]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

This makes me think that there's more to that "last" scene we see in the opening. Like that's not the actual end.

What else more could there be to it?

I wouldn't be surprised if they pick it up on the other side of Breaking Bad.

 

[shuke]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

This makes me think that there's more to that "last" scene we see in the opening. Like that's not the actual end.

What else more could there be to it?

I wouldn't be surprised if they pick it up on the other side of Breaking Bad.

Not a chance, IMO.

 

[Capella]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

This makes me think that there's more to that "last" scene we see in the opening. Like that's not the actual end.

What else more could there be to it?

I wouldn't be surprised if they pick it up on the other side of Breaking Bad.

Not a chance, IMO.

I would be stunned if they don't.

You think that was the only time you see post-Bad Saul? No way.

 

[TenTimes]

Did anybody else see a plot similarity between Saul's resentment at the wealthy law firm that is taking advantage of his brother, and Walt's resentment at his multi-millionaire partner who took advantage of him? Seems like maybe Vince Gilligan has this thing against big corporate style success?

This is actually not a bad point. I didn't really see Walt as being taken advantage of by GM, but similar situations that it'd make sense that each character wound up in.

 

[Joe T]

I agree wif Shuke.

 

[Otis]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

This makes me think that there's more to that "last" scene we see in the opening. Like that's not the actual end.

What else more could there be to it?

I wouldn't be surprised if they pick it up on the other side of Breaking Bad.

Not a chance, IMO.

I would be stunned if they don't.

You think that was the only time you see post-Bad Saul? No way.

Have to agree with the often-wrong Capella here.

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

I don't think we get any more post-Bad Saul. Maybe one scene at the very end of the series. He can't do anything but lay low the rest of his life.

 

[urbanhack]

I don't think we get any more post-Bad Saul. Maybe one scene at the very end of the series. He can't do anything but lay low the rest of his life.

Agreed.

 

[TenTimes]

I don't think we get any more post-Bad Saul. Maybe one scene at the very end of the series. He can't do anything but lay low the rest of his life.

Agree with this.

But present day, Saul would know where to find Huell.. so they did leave themselves that opening if Saul decided to give up on the Cinnabon life and chase one more scam.

 

[3C's]

I don't think we get any more post-Bad Saul. Maybe one scene at the very end of the series. He can't do anything but lay low the rest of his life.

Agreed.

Post BB Saul has already been done. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=petqFm94osQ

 

[blend]

I don't know... I think we'll see more post BB Saul... Not a lot, but I wouldn't be surprised if the series ended with him meeting with an ad agency to start up a Better call McGill commercial.

 

[shuke]

cinnabon breaking bad scene ...who saw that coming

This makes me think that there's more to that "last" scene we see in the opening. Like that's not the actual end.

What else more could there be to it?

I wouldn't be surprised if they pick it up on the other side of Breaking Bad.

Not a chance, IMO.

I would be stunned if they don't.

You think that was the only time you see post-Bad Saul? No way.

What I meant was, I don't think we see anything beyond that point in time. We will probably see a little of how he ended up there, but I am only guessing maybe a few episodes at the end of the run.

 

[Frostillicus]

Last scene of the show will be him getting a call about representing a Brandon Mayhew, imo.

 

[kutta]

I wanted so much to love this, but I only kind of like it right now. I feel like I'm liking it because I'm supposed to like it because I liked breaking bad so much. I'm hoping it gets better.

 

[TenTimes]

I wanted so much to love this, but I only kind of like it right now. I feel like I'm liking it because I'm supposed to like it because I liked breaking bad so much. I'm hoping it gets better.

What didn't you like, or how do you hope it gets better? (just curious)