"The curly fry with the Southwestern kick."

Did Jimmy and Gus ever meet, when Jimmy was aware of who Gus actually is? I know they met once in the restaurant, but Gus was acting then and Jimmy had no idea, but did they ever meet for real?

In the last episode I was kind of surprised to see that Gus didn’t really know about Mike and Nacho. I did somewhat remember there being a divide between those two relationships, especially because the relationship between Gus and Nacho is of a much more antagonistic nature with a big power divide. But, since Gus once said to Mike that he could continue disrupting the Salamanca business I don’t see why it would matter that he knows Nacho, since Nacho himself turned on his own crime family, which is literally why he came under Gus’ control.

Would love if someone could turn my head in the right direction for this.

Soooo, I am wondering how Better Call Saul is gonna connect to Breaking Bad.

The way I think it will happen is that the story of BCS will at some point be parallel to the Breaking Bad story, but right now BCS is happening in 2004 and Breaking Bad starts in 2008. How is it gonna cover 4 years in 2 Seasons? Any ideas?

In Phoenix her father told Walter white that his daughter would turn 27 “next month”. Her birthdate was April 4, 1982 so she died in March of 2009.

At the beginning of Better Call Saul, Nacho appeared more like an antagonist of Mike and then Jimmy.

Since season 4, we have been following his adventures more and more, to the point where I wonder if he might not be more of a tritagonist from now on.

If that's the case, it would also change Gus from being a tritagonist to an antagonist, and the current conflict with Mike validates this hypothesis.

What do you think about that?

Some definitions from Wikipedia:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protagonist

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deuteragonist

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tritagonist

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antagonist

In the finale, Walt tells Skyler that after that night, Jack's gang will no longer be a threat to her or the rest of the family. However, Walt's final plan at the end is a Hail Mary. He probably entered Jack's compound knowing that this would likely not unfold as planned. If Jack's gang wasn't wiped out, how would Skyler's safety be assured? Also, it was established that Jack's gang had members that were imprisoned. Could these members potentially harm the White family as revenge for Walt's actions?

Why is this person considering Chuck to be a secondary antagonist of Season 1. Change it back to primary, he orchestrated events of that season.