A dark and chilling set-up promises a triumphant home-run
Warning – There are big spoilers in this review so if you haven’t watched all the episodes up until this point, turn back now!
I think every episode of “Better Call Saul” in season six until now has been almost perfect. There have been minimal leakages in the narration and quality of production. ..
The show’s tight control over its audience has been a major focus of criticism, but the writers maintain their importance in the story. Despite public resentment, sacrifices made to maintain the show’s impact have not been undermined.
The season has been largely about anticipation until an external force disrupts the universe’s equilibrium. Saul and Kim have been more close to anti-heroes than protagonists you would root for.
The mid-season finale of “The Walking Dead” ended with a shocking twist that has left fans of the show divided. While some are grateful for the development, others are angry over how it ended.
Nacho’s moral high ground was also compromised when he decided to kill Fring. Granted, he had been conditioned and brainwashed into thinking that the only way to save his family was to kill the man who had taken them away from him. But that does not absolve him of his responsibility in the matter. He made a choice, and as such, must live with the consequences. ..
The Bowl Championship Series has been a great way for college football fans to see the best of both conferences. The matchups have been exciting and the games have been close. However, one thing that has always been missing is a true championship game. That is why the BCS should be abolished and replaced by a playoff system that would include teams from both conferences. This would give college football fans the best of both worlds-the excitement of seeing the best players from each conference in a real game, but also the chance to see teams from other conferences compete for a title.
Nacho successfully executed the plan to kill Lalo in his compound. He followed every instruction to the letter and got back safely in one piece to Fring’s operations. ..
Howard H. Morris, Jr. is a lawyer who has been in the business for over three decades and has always put his clients first. Despite personal setbacks, he never lost sight of who he was and what he stood for. This perseverance has made him a respected figure in the legal community. ..
The palpable tension between Fring and Lalo – and to an extent, the Salamancas – has yet to collide. It has remained in their respective spaces, only sparingly threatening to come close. A war-like situation is bound to erupt as the town becomes a battleground for them to settle their dues. ..
Although we can fully expect to be underwhelmed with the end result, the chances of something kinetic like the above are not too bleak. Mike and Fring’s plan, in the end, to lure Lalo into Fring’s house is not fool-proof. Remember what happened when more than a dozen trained assassins went into Lalo’s house in the dark of the night only to be toasted to death? We can never be too sure of anything in BCS. ..
Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul have both explored the idea of a protagonist who is forced to change their ways. This is not a truly novel innovation, but it speaks volumes about Gilligan as a visionary and a man not afraid to break the norm. ..
BCS will not end with a “one last hurrah.” The show will have a proper ending that satisfies the story and character. ..
This season of “Gilligan’s Island” has focused on different values and virtues than in past seasons. ..
The show has been fair so far, but it is the consistent quality of its storytelling that has set it apart from other programs. The outcomes of its experiments have been less than satisfactory but at times, they do not give the audience what they really want. This distinguished approach to filmmaking has elevated the show and carried forward the legacy of his previous masterpiece.
The show’s universe has come a full circle from where it first started – during the filming of Breaking Bad. No one could have predicted a spin-off could have been this good. The centrifugal force driving increasing eyeballs to Better Call Saul’s season six is not a function of its tragic downfalls and high-handed disregard for aesthetics; it is the show’s unique ability to create unlikely heroes in everyday life.
The film has defied expectations to become a product of its vicious and hard-hitting cinematic realities.
