u/Aggravating-Wear-807

I finished the series this morning and I can't stop thinking about the ending. "Saul Gone" hits hard. The final episode is a masterpiece. Seeing Jimmy being himself after so many years, wow. In the end, he understood that he can't keep hiding from himself, from who he really is.

That trial was a true catharsis for Jimmy. That last scene with Kim, that last cigarette, that last look, everything is wonderful.

Thinking about the events of Breaking Bad is very different now, knowing all the background and history that Jimmy had before meeting Walter. I don't know, it's crazy.

Right up until the very last moment, Saul praises himself, making it clear that without him, Walter's empire wouldn't have existed, always seeking that recognition. I truly think that Jimmy/Saul is the center of the Breaking Bad universe. Without him, practically nothing would have happened. I'm truly amazed by this series, by the ending, by this universe. By all of Jimmy's character development. This adventure was incredible.

Wow. I'm honestly speechless, it's a perfect ending.

Until today, there was only one series that left me with a void, with that strange feeling of "what an amazing thing I just watched," the moment I finished it. BCS is the second. I feel like I have a lot to say.

From the first time Saul appeared in the BB universe, I liked him, for his personality, how he presented himself to everyone. Now I see him very differently, definitely.

He's my favorite character in this entire universe. Seriously, it's a wonderful series and ending. In my opinion, better than BB.

I'm starting Season 4, and there are three characters who are among my favorites.

The General: He appears in Season 2, but it's not until Season 4 that we learn exactly who he is.

Wyatt: He's a real psychopath.

Don Self: This guy is hilarious, smart in his own way, but a total idiot, haha. This guy cracks me up.

Hola a todos Me gustaría su ayuda, existe una serie muy buena llamada "Dark", tiene un enfoque filosófico bastante interesante. Aborda temas como el determinismo, el libre albedrío, el tiempo, la vida y la muerte.

Personalmente me parece muy muy interesante y me gustaría introducirme más en la filosofía determinista.

Si alguien conoce la serie y sabe de lo que hablo (y si no, también) me gustaría leer sus recomendaciones de libros, autores, etc, que traten ese tema en particular. Muchas gracias. De igual manera, les dejo como recomendación la serie.

I finished season four a few days ago, and I haven't stopped thinking about Jimmy since. I felt exactly like Kim. I thought I finally understood what Chuck had written in that letter, that it would cause him the helplessness he didn't feel the first time he read it. But I definitely think that day was the first time we saw Saul take control of Jimmy.

I finished season 4 a few days ago, and ever since then I've been thinking about Jimmy. I felt exactly like Kim. I thought I'd finally understood what Chuck had written in that letter, that it would give him the helplessness he didn't feel the first time he read it. But I definitely think that day in front of that jury was the first time we saw Saul truly take control of Jimmy.