There's also one with Walter and one with Chuck (keep your eyes peeled for the book he is reading in that one).īy this point in time, was he really so far gone from his true self that money was all that mattered? It's one of a handful of flashback moments in the episode that serves as testimony to Saul/Jimmy's character. Mike immediately picks a date he regrets - when he took his first bribe as a co - as a moment he could go back and change, while Saul's choice just involves a way of making money. Instead, it begins with a flashback of Mike (Jonathan Banks) and Saul out in the desert, stranded (as they were in the season five episode 'Bagman') with $7 million in canvas bags.Īs they sit in the baking sun, Saul asks Mike where he would go if he could use the money to build a time machine to go back in time. (She used her medical-alert alarm to notify the police.) 'Saul Gone' doesn't immediately pick up from there, though. The penultimate episode ended with feisty Marion (Carol Burnett) discovering Gene's true identity. This final episode brings all three of his personae together as Jimmy, Gene and Saul's worlds collide. The series also showed us just what happened to Saul/Jimmy after his association with Walter White (Bryan Cranston): He fled to Omaha under a new identity (Gene) and worked as a baker at a shopping-mall Cinnabon. Better Call Saul revealed that Saul began life as Jimmy McGill, a struggling lawyer living in the shadow of his highly accomplished brother Chuck (Michael McKean). Odenkirk has been playing the role of morally ambiguous Saul Goodman since 2009, when we first met the lawyer in season two of Breaking Bad. And then standing around me is talent and that makes you look good.' That's all you're watching, is sweat and elbow grease. 'When you see me acting, okay, you're not watching talent. 'I was surrounded by the greatest writers and the greatest cast ever,' he said. In his speech, Odenkirk thanked creators Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould, as well as the cast, including Rhea Seehorn as Kim. It's been winning awards for the cast and creators, including a recent triple win for star Bob Odenkirk, supporting actor Giancarlo Esposito and the series itself (Best Drama Series) at the Critics' Choice Awards. Viewed by many fans as even better than its predecessor, Better Call Saul was arguably at its best in its final season. Entitled ' Saul Gone', the finale not only wrapped up the storyline of our favourite con man/lawyer/fugitive but also neatly tied in plot threads from the show it was originally spun from, Breaking Bad. Better Call Saul series finale spoilers follow.Īfter six seasons and 63 episodes, Better Call Saul came to an end with a heartbreaking finale.

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