Season 6 (Better Call Saul)

Instead of how it went in the end of the show with Nacho killing himself and not knowing that Lalo survived?

Like, I feel like it'd be a lot cooler for Nacho to have some sort of face off against Lalo where they settle their unfinished business.

Idk how it would fully work, but I think that they'd face off in the sewer or retirement home, with Hectors life under threat, where he'd then reveal what he did to Hector with the pills, causing Lalo to go in rage and some sort of gun fight, where Nacho would probably die, with some sort of words on how Lalo will die soon or something.

If y'all have any ideas on how it could go then please tell me, i'm very interested

Could you tell me wh=hat's the BCS S6 episode where Gene Takavic bangs a phone after rejected by Kim Wexler?

Source : Bettel call Finger by FlyingKitty

I was refreshing this page and saw that BCS last episodes are called “Waterworks” and “Saul Gone”. Just out of curiosity, what’s the source of where you guys found this information this early? Not to question this amazing page, but both titles seem odd and random

I don't see why they would break the "___ and ___" episode title format, especially if its not the last episode.

SPOILERS FOR BCS AND BB

A lot of people are complaining as to how Lalo Salamanca died in 6x8 in Better Call Saul. One reason as to why people are saying this is because Gus had “plot armor”. I for one find this to be idiotic with all due respect because complaining about plot armor 6 seasons into a prequel makes 0 sense when you think about it. Another reason is because people think Lalo died to easily and it was predictable. While i understand that part of it a little more, after reading many comments and thoughts about this scene, I believe i have a clear explanation as to why they wrote this scene the way they did.

Both Lalo and Gus are clam, calculated, and powerful. That much has been established from the beginning. But both of their deaths to me are a parallel to one and other because they for just a brief moment, forget about who they really are and let the idea of REVENGE take over. Lalo could have killed Gus right then and there, But he didn’t. He let revenge get in the way of his primary goal and got to caught up in the moment. This is a parallel to Gus in 4x13 of BB. He could have killed Hector right then and there, But he didn’t. He had been waiting for that moment for several decades but he got caught up in the moment a little too much before it was too late.

To me, it was a perfect send off to Lalo, while maybe a little predictable, it didn’t matter. Watching it live was spine-chilling and intense to say the least.

Bravo Peter, Vince, and the crew.

*Spoiler Alert*

I find it hilarious that everyone in this fanbase including myself thought that Lalo would kill Nacho and Howard would kill himself. It literally happened the opposite way, the writers straight up reversed it lmao.

In this latest Better Call Saul episode “Plan and Execution” Lalo in the opening teaser in shown entering a gas station and the cashier he greets looks a lot like Hugo, the school janitor who appears in “Crazy hand full of nothing” from season 1 of Breaking Bad. I pretty sure this was him and it’s most likely a one time Easter egg that I’m pretty sure I’m one of the only people who noticed it or at least said something.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8iamLsZeS4