Duckhook said:

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PatAg said:

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Saul may have been gone long enough for his house to be foreclosed on

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True. As a banker I can't believe I let that possibility elude me.

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Foreclosures move pretty fast in NM too, maybe 4-6 months. Then again, there's no timeline on when that actually happened so how long that would take is irrelevant.

Big Al 1992 said:

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Not only did Saul go do research on Nebraska's football season - he wrote this nice little ditty!
One, Armani suits and run!
Two, Air Jordan shoes for you!
Three, linen shirts for free!
Four, cashmere sweaters out the door!
Five, Patagonias to survive!
Six, swanky sweatsuits in the mix!

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A nice little tribute to The Dirty Dozen, that.

Prepare yourself for more black & white tomorrow.

Tomorrow on a new #BetterCallSaul, it's actually a bit nippy. Grab a jacket. pic.twitter.com/LrLobhlm4j

— Better Call Saul (@BetterCallSaul) July 31, 2022

Last 3 episode titles.


FML. Once again I can't get the spoiler tag to work right and I don't want to ruin anything for anyone who doesn't want to know.

Know Your Enemy said:

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Prepare yourself for more black & white tomorrow.

Tomorrow on a new #BetterCallSaul, it's actually a bit nippy. Grab a jacket. pic.twitter.com/LrLobhlm4j

— Better Call Saul (@BetterCallSaul) July 31, 2022

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I wonder if they are referring to a Saul style suit jacket.

IDK why but I keep wondering about the medications confinscated from his home. Where does all that fit in the BCS world? Where does that fit in the overall timeline of events?

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Bregxit said:

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Man Cranston looks like *****

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Dude, he's 66 years old. He looks fine.

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I'd like to to see what he thinks the average 66 year old looks like.

Know Your Enemy said:

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Duckhook said:

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PatAg said:

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Saul may have been gone long enough for his house to be foreclosed on

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True. As a banker I can't believe I let that possibility elude me.

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Foreclosures move pretty fast in NM too, maybe 4-6 months. Then again, there's no timeline on when that actually happened so how long that would take is irrelevant.

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I went back and rewatched this weekend and you are right that there are no Fed/DEA/PD jackets. It's only movers, which makes it much more unclear than I previously thought, though I still think it's some type of federal agency who hired the movers to clear out the house.

As many times as I've seen The Dirty Dozen, I can't believe I missed that.

Was last week's BCS the first episode that did not show his fish tank?

Is that Bob Wiley's fish, Gill?

Quinn said:

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Know Your Enemy said:

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Duckhook said:

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PatAg said:

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Saul may have been gone long enough for his house to be foreclosed on

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True. As a banker I can't believe I let that possibility elude me.

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Foreclosures move pretty fast in NM too, maybe 4-6 months. Then again, there's no timeline on when that actually happened so how long that would take is irrelevant.

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I went back and rewatched this weekend and you are right that there are no Fed/DEA/PD jackets. It's only movers, which makes it much more unclear than I previously thought, though I still think it's some type of federal agency who hired the movers to clear out the house.

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Probably overanalyzing a scene that might have just been there to show what Saul had become, and that it was all being dismantled - but maybe it has more significance. They were all wearing uniforms, they had clipboards they were cataloging items on, and they hired civilian towing and waste disposal companies. I worked for a moving company in college and what really struck me was the sheer number of people they had on site, it looked like 20-30 people working to move everything out and they looked way more professional than the average mover I worked with.

I know the gold toilet was funny, as was the viagra and mioxidil, but my favorite was seeing Saul's escape room with the portable toilet and bullet proof vest.

Yeah, I don't really think that there is more to it than originally meets the eye, but it was missing some details that I thought were there about the Feds.

I went back and watched all the post - Breaking Bad timeline scenes and the Gene Cinnabun stuff plays really well together, like one short episode on its own.

Complete Idiot said:

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Quinn said:

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Yeah, I don't really think that there is more to it than original meets the eye, but it was missing some details that I thought were there originally about the Feds.

I went back and watched all the post - Breaking Bad timeline scenes and the Gene Cinnabun stuff plays really well together, like one short episode on its own

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I think of it as Saul Camino

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Golf clap

I apologize if somebody already explained this and I missed it scrolling through. I've noticed on several different forums people assuming Saul was on the run from "bad guys" and they're confused who that might be now.

Saul's on the run because the Feds have Skylar White detailing how he was a money launderer and co-conspirator for the biggest meth kingpin in the southwestern US.

I'm sure the feds searched his home, took whatever they needed and left it to be foreclosed on.

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I apologize if somebody already explained this and I missed it scrolling through. I've noticed on several different forums people assuming Saul was on the run from "bad guys" and they're confused who that might be now.

Saul's on the run because the Feds have Skylar White detailing how he was a money launderer and co-conspirator for the biggest meth kingpin in the southwestern US.

I'm sure the feds searched his home, took whatever they needed and left it to be foreclosed on.

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Or the vacuum cleaner repair guy used part of the tens of thousands of dollars he received from Saul to hire a crew to completely gut his place and either destroy everything or store it offsite in secret somewhere. That's how I interpreted that scene.

So what are we thinking for tonight?

BB/Walt/Jesse in the cold open, flashbacks sprinkled throughout (like that episode of Obi-Wan), or at the end?

If I had to bet, I say sprinkled.