Better Call Saul S04E10 Season Finale Clip | 'Jimmy's Testimony' | Rotten Tomatoes TV 

I love how he says “I will hopefully be worthy of the name McGill,” and then immediately changes his name

*The ironic part is, Jimmy was being honest in his first interview. But they didn't accept him because they said he seemed "insincere." So the next time Jimmy faked it all, told them what they wanted to hear, and they accepted him. In short, the system made him become a liar.*

I love how Kim’s face just… immediately changes the moment she realizes he was acting

He so good that he even had all of us fooled

“It’s Saul Good, man” was the “I won.” of BCS.

4:37 The way he says 'sweetheart' is classic sleazy Saul Goodman. Such a clever and subtle way to show his transition.

Both Bob Odenkirk and Jimmy McGill are great actors.

Kim Wexlers facial expressions throughout that last scene say so much, she knows she’s helped create a monster, whereas she dabbles in moral ambiguity for like a guilty pleasure thrill, it’s like she’s finally realizing Jimmy is not the same. It’s one thing to occasionally indulge in a guilty pleasure, it’s another to watch an addict give up trying to resist and just say screw it and plough full speed into it.

One of the best scene of Kevin Costner

Bob Odenkirk is a master of his craft.

Actually the part where he gives that speech to the young girl about 'sticking it to the man' was foreshadowing what he ended up doing

Jimmy died with Chuck in that fire.

Jimmy got totally screwed up by Chuck's final words to him. His entire life had a purpose - to make Chuck proud of him. And for Chuck to die with the words "Truthfully, you never mattered all that much to me" put a hole in Jimmy's life and purpose where now he is only out for himself. He has realized, I can't live my life to please anyone else. I never will be what they want. It's all about me now. And the writers have done a brilliant job [in my estimation] at depicting how a sweet guy can transform into a *Saul Goodman.*

Those BAR lawyers were even more disgusting than Saul, IMO. They only gave his license back because they heard what they wanted to hear, that Chuck was a supreme, unbeatable and moral man that could never be surpassed by his imoral brother.

No music building under the scene - or accenting the scene - just dialogue and execution - awesome storytelling.

The best con of all. A 9 month year old con. A con so convincing that at one point I thought his emotions for Chuck were real and he would break down crying. However the only time he cried was when it was all about him. About how realizing how he would never be good enough to be respected by the lawyering world. So he finally chose to embrace his alter ego identity, Saul Goodman and do it all for himself. He played Kim and us. Genius writing. Never seen a show like it. Bring on season 5. Can't wait to see it develop further even though we know how it truly ends. Again, genius writing.

*_... and the winner takes it all_*

Still reeling from the Mike/Werner scene, they serve up this scene before the show goes dark for another year. The finale was a one-two punch that knocked us all out cold. This is some of the best drama ever committed to film.

He got me, I legit cried. Thought maybe for a second this was his feelings finally coming out. Only to get reminded it’s Saul. Perfect Acting

I don't think he's completely lying here. It seems like he's speaking for his past self, who actually wanted to make Chuck proud and admire him and cared for him. So I think he's pretending to have those feelings in the present when he's not, but that doesn't mean those feelings weren't real at some point of his life.

The irony here is that during his initial reinstatement hearing, Jimmy was being 100% genuine and sincere. Unfortunately, Jimmy being himself wasn't good enough for the committee. They called him 'insincere'. The second time around, he put on a show of sincerity by playing everyone in that room.

3:50-4:00 This 10 seconds kills me. How Kim goes from thrilled that Jimmy got reinstated by finally addressing his feelings towards Chuck to realizing that it was a con. Her smile fades, her shoulders stiffen, she starts taking deep breaths and tensing her fingers. Awesome acting.

Masterful writing.

Just watched that episode. ''It's all good, man!'' Beginning of a legend. Next season will be 🔥 This show is just getting better then better.

I see everyone in the comments lauding Bob Odenkirk's performance and I agree it was good but Rhea Seehorn is excellent. She takes us through everything Kim is feeling and thinking with very minimal dialogue here. She's quietly been the MVP this season and I'll be disappointed if she doesn't get a ton of awards for it.

That was the best episode of better call Saul!

3:55 Kim realizes she may not know Jimmy after all...

"I'll do everything in my power to be worthy of the name McGill." Two minutes later... "I'm not going to be practicing under the name McGill." It 'Saul Goodman

Bob should get the emmy for this episode.

So next season, we will see Saul Goodman playing a part in the relationships of Lalo, Nacho, Gus, and Mike. It's pretty obvious that Jimmy and Kim will break up but I hope she won't die.

RIP Jimmy McGill

This scene actually tapped straight into my soul but somewhere midway through I realized he's playing them and I literally felt a little sick.

I just realized that not only did jimmy fool Kim and the Judges, but he also fooled us; when he says he'll "do everything to be worthy of the name McGill" (I did actually believe that part), only to reveal that he's not gonna practice under this name once he's been allowed to. that's such an amazing work from the writers.

they got me. i was basically in tears at jimmy's speech. incredible acting. ive never felt a show dupe me that much. one of a kind television show right here.

Great Finale, incredible acting. I was always wondering why and how it would end between Saul and Kim - now i understand, pretty tough to take.

"S'all Good man"

This hurt. I knew it was fake, I suspected it, but a little part of me was hoping that it was real, that Jimmy actually meant what he said. And I think in part he did, I think he meant what he said about Chuck, the things he said, but used that to manipulate people. Some people are saying Jimmy was ALWAYS Saul, always a bad person, but I doubt it. I think Jimmy has a big heart, and actually cared about helping others, he makes it clear he is passionate about lawyering when he is trying to get his license back. But he always had this crook inside of him, though it's not who he is, just a part of him that he always tried to keep in check, and who nobody believed could actually do it. That's when he decided "I'm gonna be who you think I am, why try anyways if you will never believe I can change?" and then he turned into Saul Goodman.

The largest episode on the entire BB universe (61 minutes lenght) and the best of BCS, now Chicanary is my second favorite episode

Loved this episode.. Zieglers story end was chilling but expected, the sacrifice he made for his wife by yelling at her, fully knowing this was the last time he would ever speak to her was heartbreaking. And then this: "There are so much stars visible in New Mexico, I'll walk that way to see them better" ... The camera work and acting are pure gold... Truly an amazing scene. About Jimmy: This is the start of the actual Saul Goodman .. And that reveal at the end: pure goosebumps *Its'all Goodman*

Slipping Jimmy develops to Saul Goodman..and this was the beginning.

It's come to a point where you know never to believe Jimmy's emotions when people are around. He's only ever sincere when he's alone or with Kim

what I love most about this scene is that the only lie here was him telling himself he was lying

The cinematography of when he says “it’s all good man” is perfect. It’s obviously the moment we’ve all been waiting for so the framing and movement of the camera at the same speed he is moving is just exactly what it needs.

He even convinced me for a second even though I knew he was bound to become Saul Goodman sooner or later but this.... I did not expect this. What a finale.

The moment when Jimmy exits the room and mocks the judges for buying his acting is one of the most horrifying scenes I’ve ever seen in a fiction ever. No violence, no scary monsters, no jump scares just the feeling of being betrayed by Jimmy, damn I think we can all agree that we were moved by his speech and some of us were even convinced by it. And then you just see him laughing in the hallway. Damn that was devastating, that was precisely the moment I started hating Jimmy/Saul.

3:51 Kim: "Oof!"

4:03 could Saul be ANY worse at reading Kim's face?

0:08 "You know, pulling your heartstrings... But it's not right"- proceeds to do exactly that lol

If Rhea Seehorn doesn't win an emmy for when this season is eligible, it will be a tragedy

i feel like this scene sorta mirrors the season finale in the season 4 finale it shows jimmy acting during the testimony it is the moment jimmy becomes saul. However, in the season 6 finale we see saul is about to act his way through the testiomony however he tells the truth and it is the moment he becomes jimmy again.

This is scene is when I was fully sure Jimmy lost his soul. It was inevitable but I think he took Chuck's advice to heart and stopped feeling bad for being who he is. Chuck helped create Saul Goodman.

Emmy reel. Emmy win. A Saul is Born.

This series made me love Saul more than Walter.Think about it,without Saul Walter wouldn’t have been able to do half of the things he did.Saul is the reason why heisemberg exists,he covered his friend in every situation and never disappointed.IT’S ALL GOODMAN

Bob Odenkirk deserves an Emmy for this!

Shame, you guys cut the scene way too early. The zoom out with Kim is needed for it to settle in

I feel like Jimmy really IS being, in part, sincere in this moment. It's true that all he ever wanted was to make Chuck proud, to have his approval and be able to truly stand eye-to-eye with his brother. And in his own way, Jimmy does believe that he's never going to be 'enough', that he cannot be good and everyone will hold him back if he tries--it's the root of his apathy. I think Saul Goodman/Slippin' Jimmy is his route of coping. He doesn't have to go through the complicated process of mourning a loved one if it's all an act, if he is truly in control of his emotions and using that fact to game the situation. He does not need to grapple with the fact that Chuck wanted nothing more than to hurt Jimmy with his parting words. He doesn't even need to process his own guilt in the situation. If he can stomp out those emotions, take all that hurt and bury it down and use it to feel like he's in control of them, as opposed to staring into them head-on like a mirror, then it's all good, man.

I think this was the straw that broke the camel's back for Kim. You could see how proud she was that Jimmy was finally admitting his emotions for Chuck and accepting what happened, and in a heartbeat he makes clear that it was all an act, that any trace of the goodhearted friend she had was gone.

this gave me chills

4:17 "I could see the matrix" ahhahahah

Very clever use of lighting in this scene. One half of Jimmy’s face is shrouded in a shadow while he’s speaking while the other half is illuminated. This use of lighting was used a lot in Breaking Bad also especially when it was unclear whether the actual character was speaking or whether it was the alter-ego. Brilliant writing and filming.

Its really sad because the scene where chuck tells jimmy “i never cared about you” chuck was lying. He couldnt live with the lie his whole “electricity-allergy” came back that night because he couldnt live with himself. he went nuts. But jimmy believed him because he wouldnt expect chuck to lie about that or to lie in general. So jimmys whole hate towards his brother is built on a lie that no one knows of, only us.

he looks like two-face because of that lighting

"I'll do everything in my power to be worthy of the name McGill." (probably an hour later) "It's all good, man." - Saul Goodman

Kimmy's slow realization that the man she loves is lawful evil and not chaotic good. This is her first actual glimpse at what he's capable of doing when not on the IN of the lie.

-Wait, jimmy jimmy what -Saul Goodman Flawless 💖💖

Love how this parallels with the finale. First he salvages his career by damning his soul to insincerity, later he damns his life by salvaging his soul to sincerity.

What a incredible finale, seeing Mike have to kill Werner was heartbreaking but it showed that this was the world mike was in and that he can’t take half measures and to see jimmy give such a moving speech about chuck to only be absolutely bullshitting it and for Kim to finally realize that Jimmy is no longer Jimmy he is Saul.

I shed a tear watching this scene. Then I was shattered to pieces afterwards. 😂 Bob/Jimmy is such a good actor!

"The truth, when told for evil purposes, beats all the lies in the world." -The Devil

On a surface level he's wrapping lies and truth together, but on a deeper level he's mixing general feelings with personal feelings, and in that context nothing feels like false. The only lie in this scene is his vocal inflection and demeanor. All the words are correct, but there's so much buried under there.

I like to imagine this was all genuine and true from his heart. Jimmy didn't die with Chuck in the fire, he died in this very court room. Jimmy has never been the best with being honest with himself, and this is the one moment he let's part of that slip. In the end, his pride won't let his true feelings come to fruition, if anything this moment allowed him to clear his conscience and leave it behind him, possibly for good.

GET BETTER SOON BOB 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

In the first hearing Jimmy lied because of his denialism and suppression of his feelings regarding Chuck but he considered himself being honest for the same reason, as he was very disconnected from himself at least regarding Chuck. In the second hearing Jimmy was honest because Kim had shown him the right way but he considered himself doing the mother of all scams. He chose to become Saul to finally get rid of Chuck and his kind, who he has come to believe will never accept him as one of them. So actually when he talks about how he admired Chuck and wanted to be like him he was telling the truth and lying both at the same time. Because when he told that, he already had given up any ambitions to become "moral and respected" to finally get rid of Chuck whose envy and hate haunted Jimmy throughout the season.

This scene really did move me. For a moment I really thought he meant it all and when he subverts my expectations it was a powerful and memorable moment for sure. The way he says "Saul Goodman" at the end really puts the final nail in the coffin of the name "McGill"

I genuinely believe jimmy was sincere in the speech. He is coping so hard but deep down this is exactly how he feels

Chuck and the people he is talking to, don't care about Jimmy. Never did. To them he's slipping Jimmy - he only got his bar back because he talked about Chuck. That's why I like Saul. He knew that. Now he's him, to himself. The 'good people' never gave a shit about Jimmy, never were honest with him, barely gave him a chance. So why should he be honest and give a shit about them? Better call Saul!!

When you want something from someone, say what they want to hear. Sad how true this is.

Thousands of times in life I had seen how people call you liar when you are being honest but they feel moved when you are actually liying

I believe Jimmy might have somewhat meant this speech because every time Jimmy mentions Chuck, he immediately hides within the saul goodman persona. The speech emotional affected him that's why he went back into being Saul Goodman.

So annoying that the perfect final shot is cut off

Kim’s face expressions go from proudness to deception and then disbelief. Little she knew the Jimmy she loved was gone, she wanted to help him to become a better person and instead Jimmy had already created this alter ego who was not afraid of manipulating the law. Rhea Seahorn’s acting is just awesome, I really hope she can finally win the Emmy she deserves.

You know whats funny?jimmy os so smart and good at manipulating people..but theres one thing he cant do,and that is reading peoples mind or understand whats going on inside of her..its not the first time that kim is shocked by his actions and is questioning their relationship but he just doesnt see it even though its written on her face..this the moment she realises once and for all that jimmy is not the man she wishes him to be

Wow, I totally believed he was Kevin Costner.

I relize now that Saul is exactly like Heisenberg. He always wanted to be a good guy but he was just good at cheating and finding easier way to get what he want and later he relize that he enjoy it. Same characters but different stories :)

can't believe i almost cried hearing jimmy's testimony

Chuck was the only one who could tell that Jimmy was acting here

It's a gorgeous show, i love the slow burn pace and the character development is the best of anything out there. Michael is my favourite character but all the characters are complex and intriguing.

That i could see the matrix got me off guard 😭😭😭

Am I the only one who thinks this scene is basically the writers doing a serious “This is the moment blank became blank” scene?

Kim's reaction was priceless. She's an amazing actress.

Goodbye, Jimmy McGill. 4:51 Welcome, Saul Goodman. Best way to end the season. Vince, you are the master.

Hope dude gets well soon!

Goodbye jimmy...welcome: Saul Goodman

The Beginning of Saul Goodman!

Chuck is in heaven "COME ON GUYS YOU ARNT BUYING THIS CRAP ARE YOU!!!!"

The shock on Kim’s face is what got me, she actually got fooled lmao, he became who he was after that

This is the moment Jimmy becomes "It's All Good, Man".

So this is how it ends for Kim. This scene makes it clear that she just gives up on him because he's not the man she thought he was but it's all good, man. Saul Goodman is here and that's what I've been waiting from as I sat through all these seasons. Totally worth it. Now I hope the show continues for atleast 2 more seasons.

This is the moment where James McGill became an interdimensional space demon bent on interplanetary genocide

I think the main theme of the whole series is about masks. Since he was a kid, society has always put a mask on Jimmy that did not reflect who he really was at all. Even in the small microsystem of the close family, his mother attached to Jimmy a mask (the one that Chuck, drunk on hate, later refers to as “Precious Jimmy”) and refused to see how he was actually a whole different person from the start, stealing money from their cash desk (yeah she was his mother, but still). And even after the adolescent phase of “Slipping Jimmy”, while he was trying to follow his brother’s steps, convinced that he was actually moving on, becoming a better person, Chuck forced that mask onto him, despising him (the climax of all of this is of course his speech during the trial and “you never really meant that much to me”). At this point Jimmy thinks that if he is the one to choose his mask, he will be free (we know how this goes so not exactly freedom but sure a hella load of money). In a way that is the same path that Walt takes and that all of us take, conflicted between masks that others attach to us (sometimes, why not, even ourselves) and our inner self. As Pirandello says, we are “ One, No One and One Hundred Thousand “. Pirandello basically says that the only way out of this is trough madness though, so... 🍾