After I finishing this final episode, at first I couldn't make sure if I'm satisfied or not . Then I started put the pieces together, every single detail provided within the episode and I realized this is simply the best possible ending. "You let that sink in..."
Since BCS started, I was so sure that Kim will die at some point, there was no otherwise. But it turns out in the end, hustler Jimmy can only be beaten by love, which provided a great importance and meaning to Kim's storyline. Episode also proved that Saul Goodman is still the best, he could get away with only 7 years for a crime he could easily get two lifesentences back to back. Instead his sacrifice put him in behind bars for a long time. That was the only moment I felt that it was sort of an unsatisfactory resolution however, Better Call Saul chanting in the bus was a great scene that tells Saul is now where he belongs. Not because the crimes he committed, because who he is.
So much to tell, so much to digest yet I'm very happy by the ending. Final thought, I think it's time to put a lid on Breaking Bad universe but I wouldn't say no to Lalo spin-off.
Since BCS started, I was so sure that Kim will die at some point, there was no otherwise. But it turns out in the end, hustler Jimmy can only be beaten by love, which provided a great importance and meaning to Kim's storyline. Episode also proved that Saul Goodman is still the best, he could get away with only 7 years for a crime he could easily get two lifesentences back to back. Instead his sacrifice put him in behind bars for a long time. That was the only moment I felt that it was sort of an unsatisfactory resolution however, Better Call Saul chanting in the bus was a great scene that tells Saul is now where he belongs. Not because the crimes he committed, because who he is.
So much to tell, so much to digest yet I'm very happy by the ending. Final thought, I think it's time to put a lid on Breaking Bad universe but I wouldn't say no to Lalo spin-off.