[TV] Better Call Saul! (Breaking Bad Spinoff)

[Sorshen]

Nacho is starting to be my favorite character, I hope he doesn´t die.

I think he's gonna be the victim of this season. Or the next. He's probably putting Hector in the wheelchair tho.

Gus is just starting his new meth business quietly. After he sets up the place, the cartel poisoning will probably happen.

[Blueobelisk]

I think he's gonna be the victim of this season. Or the next. He's probably putting Eladio in the wheelchair tho.

Gus is just starting his new meth business quietly. After he sets up the place, the cartel poisoning will probably happen.

Don Eladio was never in a wheelchair. And lol? Gus sets the place up with that other guy, brings in Walter for like a year, then goes with Jesse for the poisoning. Jimmy becomes Saul wayyyyyyy before that. What you said is chronologically impossible.

[Sorshen]

Don Eladio was never in a wheelchair. And lol? Gus sets the place up with that other guy, brings in Walter for like a year, then goes with Jesse for the poisoning. Jimmy becomes Saul wayyyyyyy before that. What you said is chronologically impossible.

I meant Hector, sorry.

[durrtygoodz]

Come on, Hector is clearly sick, I highly doubt his stroke or w/e is Gus's doing.

And the entire conversation you're having about Gus's plan to set up his own supply of meth and cut ties with the cartel is explained clear as day in BB S3.

[eschatological]

I'm with the Blue guy on this one, why would the poisoning of the Cartel be a topic for Better Call Saul? That happens waaaay into Breaking Bad

It's a flashback, in Breaking Bad. So, before the time of Breaking Bad.

[Puupi]

It's a flashback, in Breaking Bad. So, before the time of Breaking Bad.

........is (was) it?

I don't remember things that well from Breaking Bad anymore, but IIRC it was a "Final Solution" happening in present time.

EDIT: I was correct after a little googling. The poisoning episode: http://breakingbad.wikia.com/wiki/Salud

Even Jesse was present in that poisoning so it definitely wasn't a flashback.

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It's a flashback, in Breaking Bad. So, before the time of Breaking Bad.

Is it ? I remember Gus bringing Jessie along and then going to Hector to tell him Jessie killed his last blood relative. At that point Hector was already in a wheelchair and later Walter uses that to kill Gus.

[eschatological]

Hmmm, I guess I was wrong, I think the episode must have had a flashback in it? Maybe the one where they killed Gus's boyfriend? To set up the poisoning? Maybe that's something BCS can delve into.

[Blueobelisk]

Hmmm, I guess I was wrong, I think the episode must have had a flashback in it? Maybe the one where they killed Gus's boyfriend? To set up the poisoning? Maybe that's something BCS can delve into.

!!! That wasn't his boyfriend. That was his partner and best friend. Unless you're into incest. (Los Pollos HERMANOS)

And no way, Gus's friend got killed since way long ago. Why do you think Gus hates Hector so much that a bullet through the head is too pleasant for him?

[eschatological]

!!! That wasn't his boyfriend. That was his partner and best friend. Unless you're into incest. (Los Pollos HERMANOS)

And no way, Gus's friend got killed since way long ago. Why do you think Gus hates Hector so much that a bullet through the head is too pleasant for him?

From the wiki linked above:

Maximino "Max" Arciniega was a close associate of Gustavo Fring and co-founder of the Los Pollos Hermanos franchise. He held advanced degrees in biochemistry and chemical engineering. Gus and Max were very close, and ambiguously romantic.

IDK, I just always assumed they were lovers. And they definitely weren't brothers. In fact, there's a thing in the episode about it being named "Hermanos" despite Fring basically rescuing him from some Chilean slum.

[Blueobelisk]

(Didn't Gus have a wife that one time he invited Walt over for soup dinner?)

[durrtygoodz]

Fucking hell you guys are so bad at remembering BB

[Sorshen]

Fucking hell you guys are so bad at remembering BB

Yeah, pretty much :/

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Hmmm, I guess I was wrong, I think the episode must have had a flashback in it? Maybe the one where they killed Gus's boyfriend? To set up the poisoning? Maybe that's something BCS can delve into.

Yes Hector shot his partner in the head. This is why he hates him so much.

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Hang on surely Nacho is going to be the one that causes his stroke. Thats why he nicked that pill that he dropped, for some tomfoolery.

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Yeah, Nacho is defintely going to cause the stroke.

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Pretty certain Gus is never shown, nor even alludes to, having a wife in Breaking Bad.

He alludes to having children in a single conversation with Walt, nothing more.

[Puupi]

A good episode, I wonder what Jimmy is up to with the insurance thing....

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Haha Jimmy screwing Chuck over some more.

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A good episode, I wonder what Jimmy is up to with the insurance thing....

He said that so Chuck's insurance premium would skyrocket too.

[Puupi]

Haha Jimmy screwing Chuck over some more.

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He said that so Chuck's insurance premium would skyrocket too.

But why?

How's that helping his own situation? I don't think Jimmy vs. Chuck battle is a key concept anymore in the series (at least for now). Jimmy needs money now.... and fast.