TV: Better Call Saul

[Jorge]

Variety cover story on Rhea Seehorn, some interesting information about the show: https://variety.com/2022/awards/feature ... 235292645/

[spike]

Odenkirk on this week’s Fly on the Wall podcast.

[wease]

Nice

[Stickman]

[tragabigzanda]

Nobody Part 2 coming?

[Rangi Guy]

Just started season 6 of this this one this morning

[Jorge]

Carol Burnett joining the cast for these last episodes, playing "Marion"

Someone from the Omaha timeline I'd guess

[CopperTom]

Kim's mom?

[tragabigzanda]

think i posted this before but i can't be sure

[Jorge]

Triples is best

[Stickman]

[Rangi Guy]

Finally caught up on this.

[Jorge]

Hearing that they recast Jeff the cab driver from season 5 (the guy who recognized Saul in the cab and then harassed him at the mall). Apparently the original actor was not available due to commitments to a different show. A bummer, those buggley eyes were wonderfully unnerving.

You can see and hear the new guy in the teaser below

[given2trade]

Finally caught up on this.

keep us posted

[Mecca]

Carol Burnett joining the cast for these last episodes, playing "Marion"

Someone from the Omaha timeline I'd guess

She’s the new Kaylee Ehrmantraut

[Stickman]

A few more days

[spike]

Looks like The Old Man beat these guys to it.

[Stickman]

[The Argonaut]

The Breaking Bad version of Saul is surprisingly murderous. On BCS, Jimmy/Saul is constantly hatching schemes to solve his problems. Non-murderous schemes.
I didn't keep count, but on BB he proposes murder as a solution multiple times. It's a little jarring, knowing him as I do now.
These are irreconcilably different dudes, BB Saul and BCS Saul/Jimmy

[elliseamos]

One can only wonder what would inspire such a change in a person.