Dr Krentist

Hopefully he can have a bounce back year

I think when they first met and talking in her kitchen, he told her he'd never been to Albuquerque. When he was talking to her on the phone about how Albuquerque law is different, I think that's when she realized he lied. She was already growing a little suspicious when she saw him with Jeffy in the garage. Edit: Just saw May Day 10 answer. And in the end he was right. The one "juror" ended up being Kim.

Not my findings, but a couple of screen shots from the season 6, episode 1 opening. The time machine book and the Saul cardboard cutout in the dumpster where the police later found Saul hiding.

I love how the book, the Time Machine, was in Jimmy's flashback with Chuck. Leads me to believe that that moment would have been where Jimmy would have went back to. He would have stayed and chatted with his brother, bonded, and took a different path. And Walt looking at Jessie's watch for a moment when asked about regrets. He maybe wanted to answer with that instead. Such a well written and shot series. Going to miss it.

Gotta use this pic

Great, fitting ending. In the courtroom he wanted to be Jimmy McGill again. But on the bus the prisoner said "Don't give me that, you're Saul" and when they chanted his name, he smirked. He can't escape who he really is. The scene with his brother was sad.

Well, this is it. The end of an era.

I was disappointed he didn't see the hole in when they were in the Red Zone. If he cuts to the right, that's a possible TD. Hopefully his vision gets better.

Not sure why he did that. It's preseason. Slide or run out of bounds.

Haven't been watching the Jets game, but according to their message board they're not looking so good.

I didn't hear any

Lawrence to Zay Jones. It's over for the league.

He was turning in to Walter White. The loaf of bread when he enters the kitchen said White. Luckily he snapped out of it when Marion said "I trusted you". One more episode ☹️

Yep, yep, yep 😆. Kim living the mundane life. Too afraid to make decisions and take charge. At least the weight is off her shoulders now. I like going on Reddit and reading the post episode discussion. It's amazing what easter eggs people catch and the insights: https://www.reddit.com/r/betterCallSaul/comments/wjrb0d/better_call_saul_s06e12_waterworks_postepisode/ If the transition from last weeks episode when it goes from the grave to him laying in bed is any indication, it may not bode well for Saul ☹️

Looks like my fantasy team is going to be: Allen, Diggs, Davis, Shakir, McKenzie, Singletary, Cook, Knox, Bass, and the Bills D 😆. Someone is getting a free win on the bye week. (Of course Allen and Diggs may be gone depending on my draft position ☹️)

Why did he drop to the fifth round?

My favorite Bill of all time

Fountains of Wayne - Stacy's Mom

It was well executed the way they went back and forth with the scenes from BCS and BB. It paralleled Saul breaking bad like Walt did. Saul says to Mike "A guy with a mustache like that can’t be one to make good life choices." and we see "Gene" with a mustache like that. Mike told Saul not to bother with Walt because he was small potatoes. He does anyway and you know how that turned out. The shot where he goes to Walt's school and it turns into the cancer guy's home makes me believe he's making the same mistake.

Great episode. I have a feeling this isn't going to end well for Jimmy.

Going back to Slippin' Jimmy!