@@Abstractpersonno where near boring, you just can’t pay attention, without Chuck and many other characters, jimmy never becomes Saul Goodman, and Walter doesn’t become huel Babineaux,
@@tommyriner9914 ??? It has nothing to due with “not paying attention” it’s just boring to watch for some people it seems some people in the comments cant handle that lol
exactly people expected a show like breaking bad but they still had to introduce lalo ,ziegler, kim etc. chuck and jimmy’s relationship and the other characters before bb. ppl are impatient it was entertaining watching jimmy get the sandpiper case kim with mesa verde and how jimmy was before he was saul
@@l9vjestica266 I think it’s just a very long last episode of what Jesse does after all the events of Breaking Bad. To at least close Jesses story. It didn’t feel like a movie and more like a final episode for Jesse.
I never understood the hate for El Camino. We all know what happened to everyone else except Jesse. Walters family is completely broken, Skylar is a mess, Everyone hates Walter Jr., and everybody else either ran away or died. Jesse after suffering being captured to cook the one thing he wanted to get away from the e finally get to see a sigh of relief seeing that he was able to escape where he wanted to go. Alaska.
I don't understand i loved the first 2 seasons of better call Saul, debatably even more than the first 2 seasons of BB and i haven't watched further yet.
@@heinrichskies it's bc the first two season of bcs aren't as action packed or intense as BB. But as the show goes on things get way darker and more tragic
Well, until it literally is BB without Walter White in the last couple seasons ;p It's still all great stuff though. The early seasons are just a straight up law drama and not a crime thriller like BB which for some people isn't their bag I guess.
It’s so easy to discredit BCS off of the first two seasons but oh my lord I’m so glad I stuck with it. You eventually realize the masterpiece and the importance of plot building within a show. It was slow and steady and that made the final seasons so much more enjoyable.
It honestly wasn’t even that slow like I never really understood the hate for the first two. I mean literally in the first episode Saul meats Tuco and almost dies in the desert. I think some people just can’t handle action not happening every other episode, like it was in BB.
@@VladimirPudding_ it’s cause of the fact that moments like that don’t build suspense cause you already know Saul isn’t gonna die here. Same reason prequels usually suck because all the suspense of them dying is gone and if each character is “immortal” then nothing matters
BCS1: Hilarious moments and betrayal BCS2: More hilarious moments, more betrayal and chicanery BCS3: Chicanery and Tragedy BCS4: Intense dramatics with hints of laughter BCS5: The comedy is dying and darkness is spreading BCS6: The laughter is dead and darkness has fallen
Honestly season 1 and 2 of better call Saul is super under rated it really showed where jimmy came from and his brother that we knew nothing about I like it all together slow moving but did it nicely
@@zhyarjasim that’s what I’m saying it was setting up the story of what happened to jimmy how he became Saul that was the whole point of the show 😂 I don’t know why people didn’t like yeah it was slow but it was setting the stones down for what’s to come
@@krypticunlimited6925 it sets up for everything to come this really is a story of tragedy what he could’ve been but he decided to be instead. Really makes what chuck said about him have a new meaning “you’ll never change you’ll hurt everyone around you”
You gotta know what Jimmy Mcgill was like before you go into Saul Goodman. That's why I really enjoyed the first few seasons as they slowly show his transformation and why he became Saul.
exactly, I've started watching breaking bad 2 weeks ago and I'm almost done. watched 2 episodes of better call saul while at the end of bb season 3 to get a better insight in Jimmy's life. now I'll watch better call saul if I'm done with bb
@@Visnetter oh be careful with that dude, BCS is def intended to be watched after BB (even though most of it is a 'prequel'). You could get massive spoilers. Both fantastic shows though, heartily recommend BCS when you're done with BB.
@@ampoule1878 dang you’re crazy dude. I will say it might make BB a more fun ride even if some stuff is spoiled. BCS really does highlight just how crazy the events of BB were, knowing all the blood sweat and tears that led up to the beginning of BB before Walt ever got involved.
Season 1 and 2 of Saul are excellent. It’s a character drama not a drug show, without the first 2 seasons the rest of the show would suck. Vince did a fantastic job of developing characters and relationships in the first seasons. If you think the first 2 season of Saul are bad then you don’t know good television.
@@XxRaceRCxX agree. Kid named finger was an absolute masterpiece. I liked how kid named finger said it's fingering time and fingered all over the place. Truly a banger moment of all time.
I really respect BCS for being so slow for the first few seasons, without those nothing would have felt as impactful as it did later on. There was this certain normalcy to the life of the characters that once shit started hitting the fan it felt sorta surreal for us just like it does for the characters.
it wasn’t even slow tho. i don’t get how people weren’t entertained when jimmy gets kidnapped by tuco in the first episode, then negotiates for his life and two others immediately in the next episode.
Bcs s1 is perfect. It has so much to it. Amazing character arcs. Seamless connection between them. Mike's backstory. Brother betrayal. Even Jimmy 's friend, who appeared only for 1 episode is so lovable. The ending explains both personalities of Saul and Mike. The ending feels like an exciting start of something bigger. First season is so good that even if the show was canceled in the first season, it would be a satisfying explanation of side characters of bb.
every season of BCS is perfect man. there's so much to appreciate about every single season and they all have their own things they bring to the table with amazing writing that's impossibly consistent. people could rank the seasons in any order and I could see it, there's really no show out there like it
It is not perfect. It is one of the weakest of the show. It has great moments and it is pretty good overall, but it has a lot of slow and boring moments as well. Most of it feels like set up for what is to come. Season 2 felt more like that than S1 though.
I LOVED the first seasons of BCS, people didn't enjoyed it as much because they just wanted more Breaking Bad. Jimmy's life is so interesting, I loved Kim and them as a couple, I loved all the law and fights in court, and everyone was a important character in their own way. Also knowing more about others like Mike is so great
The time I felt starting broke was when watching breaking bad was -- - When Mike Get kill*d - When Hank was against Walter even he saved his life multiple times from gus fring - When Jesse was not understanding that Walter just f*cked up his life to save him - When Jesse betrayed Walter - When Skyler pulls Knife on Walter - When Walter gets Killed While saving Jesse 😢
that whole episode is so fucking good 'I was the only one who could get him to debase himself like that; and it was for nothing. I made him lesser... I made him like me... and the bastards killed him anyway' holy shit man what a show
@@akechipride1580 yes, a lot of the lawyer stuff is boring. That's a problem. It's not like it's impossible to make it interesting, they did manage to make it interesting some of the time.
@@G59forlife. I used to think that before I had a basic understanding of how law/law firms work. Rewatching it and understanding it more makes chuck arguably the best antagonist is the bb/bcs universe.
@@palle67 It was also really sad but very bitter sweet, but in Breaking bad SPOILERS Almost everybody is either in financial struggle, jail, broken or is dead.
bro i was literally cried when ww called his son for money and his son talked very badly....i mean walter white was doing every possible thing that he can do for his family until he died...... and the very saddest moment was when he reached his home for last time and took a goodbye from his wife Skyler ....... that hit me hard .....😥😥
@@sepil2227 Thank you. It wasn't horrible or bad. It just wasn't hype nor was it that engaging. Although I do think mid season 3 it starts to get better. I still haven't watch season 6 but I enjoyed season 4 and 5 alot.
BB Universe ranked El Camino: *Has mental breakdown in the crawl space* Edit: OMG thanks a lot for 5.3K likes (my most liked comment ever) Also would want to mention the reason why El Camino is "has mental breakdown in the crawl space" is because it wasn't included into the ranking & not my thoughts on the film (which I enjoyed even if I could come up with my own interpretation of what happened to Jessie after BB)
Definitely not bad but I'd say boring. I almost stopped watching bit was glad I didn't and I was left wanting season 6 so bad and it was the 2nd best season. Lalo is probably the best Breaking Bad universe villain unless you include Walter White as a villain.
hell nah. the first 2 seasons move at a snail's pace and it's so boring. literally nothing interesting happens. just about as entertaining as watching paint dry
@@senorlodenstein the pacing isn’t slow it’s pretty solid pace you Prob just expected breaking bad level stakes when bcs was more character driven and nuanced
@@scientistmilorad9735 have you ever thought that this guy was also making his opinion just like you made yours and I am making mine befor going respect boom boom in him? Talking less Listening more is best advice youcan ever get. Keep it.
@@prashantkumar4t Lol. I am not talking to you, nor to him, at all. I am writing. And I can not listen to him because he isn't talking either. And I know that you meant that as in general but you don't even know who I am. Your opinion is worthless for me. Also sticking your nose less where it doesn't belong and focusing more on your spelling and grammar is the best advice you can get. By the way, what the hell does "going respect boom boom in him" means?
Agreed. I couldnt stop watching. Some people are very impatient though, and it ruins the show for them. They need to learn to appreciate details and pay attention to more content like the OST, or the soundtrack composition in general, the way characters interact and those itneractions evolve, etc.
@@TyasEntertainment literally everything in BCS leads up to something that accounts for other events leading up to something else.. If you rush it and pay less attention to the details and plot then you’re bound to miss something and then you miss the show entirely. Ppl like that don’t deserve to criticize it.
@@shinozu5444 yeah it shows people cant slow down, as if quality content only comes in the form of fast food burgers by the minute. Sometimes you cook your own big meal and let yourself enjoy each step through of it.
@@shinozu5444 it’s still hella slow in the first two seasons, idk what to tell u, but I will give credit to the writing which is amazing. Personally I prefer breaking bad cuz it’s hella suspenseful, more re-watchable, and action packed, and bcs was amazing as well cuz it was different, better writing and deeper characters.
Season 1 of bcs is easily the most underrated season and season 2 is right behind it. Actually seeing him try to be a good person and then starts going down bad choice road is honestly really compelling. I understand when people say it's boring, but they honestly miss the point of it. It's honestly amazing through retrospect. Seeing the universe as a whole start off with a guy who fucked up and wanting to make it up to his brother. Watch it all in chronological order and the time machine scenes will hit harder than a semi truck.
wait who'd be third then? mike? cuz if so that's why bcs got so many seasons, they had more crucial breaking bad characters to explore then el camino did yk, bcs had gus, mike, tuco and hector, the only big character appearance we got in el camino was walt, and that was a flashback(sure jane badger skinny pete and todd showed up but not for long and none of them are really that important compared to people like mike or gus)
Bro thinks saul is the 4th main character in breaking bad💀 Walter, jesse, mike, gus, skyler and hank are more important in breaking bad, he's 7th at best
I really didn’t like the majority of scenes with chuck. He has his moments (because of incredible writing) but overall not a character worthy of so much screen time.
@@enormousiserratic8276 When you watch breaking bad and bcs for the action scenes. Chuck was one of the best characters on the show, and he was probably the most important person in Jimmy’s life so he definitely needed a lot of screen time. Go watch the flash or smt more you’re level.
@@alainturret2076 ur right the guy who just got defensive over a tv show he had no involvement in making is the real grown up here. I’ll 1v1 you in breaking bad or BCS trivia any day of the week. There’s maybe 1 scene in the whole show where it’s just Chuck and his wife without any quality supporting characters and it’s so boring. My top 5 scenes in both shows would all be dialogue based…doesn’t mean they should’ve written in 20 scenes of chuck’s assistant dropping off groceries
@@enormousiserratic8276 "but overall not a character worthy of so much screen time" Lmao. Such a trash opinion. Like @Alain Turret said. Charles played a huge part in shaping Jimmy as a person. Even after his untimely passing, his actions still loom over the main character and we as the audience can see and feel it. Of course *Peter Gould* was going to give him more screen time than someone like Ernesto (his assistant) who doesn't really add anything except to move the plot forward. Because that's what a good story writer would do.
The Nippy episode and the episode in which Mike and Saul were stranded in the desert, and all of the episodes which included Lalo and the Salamancas (mostly Season 5) were the absolute gold episodes and the cherries on top in BCS for me
@@connor502 yeah. I feel like generation tik tok just needs explosions and kills every 5 minutes to stay stimulated and doesn't care about character development anymore.
Tbf the show is somewhat slow at points, it never had a completely dull episode, but sometimes it was like 5 minutes of actually really interesting content in a 50 minute episode
Breaking Bad: Season 1: 8/10 Season 2: 9/10 Season 3: 9/10 Season 4: 10/10 Season 5: 10/10 Better Call Saul: Season 1: 8/10 Season 2: 8/10 Season 3: 9/10 Season 4: 9/10 Season 5: 10/10 Season 6: 10/10 El Camino: 7/10
Honestly Ive just started BCS and not only has episode 6 of S1 beaten out all the BB episodes for me (besides the godly last 3) but the season has made Mike my favourite character in the BB verse
Season 5 of Breaking Bad might be my favorite thing to watch ever It's just too good Everything falling apart, Walter White becoming basically a mastermind, the ending is genius and you really feel for the characters as you've already spent more than a week watching them grow and now suffering
@@UselessAccountt Walter Blanco's reaction to Henry's execution is absolutely priceless. Drop a like for Columbian Better Call Saul. We NEED the prequel to Metastasis.
El Camino is underrated af, it was t even that bad, I mean it wasn’t as good as BB or BCS but it wasn’t that bad, Todd was terrible but we literally got Walter back for another scene!
The reason the first 2 seasons of BCS were slower is because the show is literally about the rise and fall of Jimmy, and how he slowly became more demoralized in his actions
@@petarpopov629bcs will die in s5 and he was killed by walter white then walter white is killed by jesse then arron paul will come in the last ep of s5bcs and kills jesse
"It was perfect. But no! You just had to blow it up! You and your pride and your ego! You just had to be the man. If you'd done your job, known your place, we'd all be fine right now!"
@@The_Sleepiest_Socialist season 4? Nah season 3 is when it starts to ramp up. Chicanery and Lantern are some of my favorite episodes in the entire series. Plus it’s the first season where it genuinely got hard to defend Jimmy’s actions but I kept doing it because I wanted him to change so badly
BCS season 1 is definitely not bad at all. It's what hooked me in. At first I was like idk how I feel about a show based on saul, then I watched it and it was great. Season 1 had some really funny moments too
@@gameplaydragon9517 bro season 5 is just something else. When i finished season 4 i thought it couldn’t possibly get any better but i was wrong. Ozymandias alone proves that season 5 is the goat.
Honestly the entire universe up until i watched slippin jimmy didint make any sense and when i watched it it just kinda, clicked, yknow? I dont mean the breaking bad universe of course i mean the universe ad a whole. Just opened my eyes to the world around me, 69/10
BB 1 - It was perfect BB 2 - THAT'S WHY HE'S THE GOAT BB 3 - It was perfect BB 4 - It was perfect BB 5 - THAT'S WHY HE'S THE GOAT BCS 1 - I mean it's alright, like... BCS 2 - WOOOOOO BCS 3 - WOOOOOO BCS 4 - WOOOOOO BCS 5 - It was perfect BCS 6 - It was perfect
stop tryna blame people for the show being bad. the show is meant to entertain people. if it fails then it isnt the persons fault for "not appreciating slow paced shows". thats stupid
@@bigmanliam Bro, BCS is the best show I’ve ever watched-including the first 2 seasons, *especially* the first 2 seasons-wdym?💀 It’s definitely not bad, you’ve somehow got a shorter attention span than I do
@@Emmaem111 nah the first two seasons are the most boring television ive seen except for the tuco stuff. idk if the show gets better but i know the first 2 seasons are weak af especially compared to Breaking Bad which hooked me on the pilot
@@bigmanliam The reason why BrBa hooked you is because it’s mostly action. Better Call Saul has some action, especially towards later seasons, but that’s definitely not the main focus. That’s why it has so many subtle, quiet moments. Breaking Bad mostly used the “what’s gonna happen to the characters” thing but BCS couldn’t do that most of the time since we already knew what happened to all the characters. It’s about the journey, not the destination. I personally love BCS because I love those kinds of shows and I deeply enjoy Psychology. The relationship between Chuck and Jimmy was literally my favorite part of the show purely because of the dynamic and tragedy of it. I feel like Chuck affected Jimmy, even after his death and that’s *so* much more interesting to me than the action moments of the show since I’m not into action stuff like at all. I mostly wait for it to end because it messes with my anxiety. I watched the show purely for the psychology of the characters and really loved it. I’m just saying that it’s not an objectively bad show just because it’s a different genre lmao, it really is the best thing I’ve ever seen.
First two bcs seasons were amazing, they had the foresight to really slow down and show who he was and then slowly start to ramp up and shift him into madness.
I really enjoyed the first two seasons of BCS, I wondered how they were gonna handle it since all the big stuff happened in BB, but it was interesting to see where Saul and all the other characters came from which made BB even better
First 3 BCS seasons were very good. You can see how hard Jimmy tried to be a lawyer, how much he did for his brother and still got rejected every time until it literaly broke him...
@@Mebentomori Yes bro it has to be slow and requires a lot of character growth cause the TV series and specifically the first 2 seasons are prequels to the whole BrBa/BCS universe including the film, can't fit all of that in a single episode.
@@eduardozamora9208 I always interpreted as a dying man’s dream or delusion while holed up in a cabin, being killed by cancer. I thought it was up for interpretation, but then El Camino came along. Oh well.
@@alabaster3535 i dont prefer slow pace and have never tried any slow paced show whether it be animes, movies or films. never watched bcs or bb tho, might give it a try idfk
People dislike the first two seasons when there’s really nothing to dislike. It might’ve been slower, but it was building up to what happened in the rest of the seasons, the build up creates the dynamic of what went on between Jimmy and Chuck, and shows how everything got to the point it did.
Not at all but yeah let’s fanboys and d ride it . First season was some of the most stale boring tv I’ve ever seen man. Fun direction and all but nothing worth it happened. It just didn’t justify its slowness, even with the character building
Opinions exist, but also, BCS was top-tier, especially in seasons 1 and 2. Some ppl just have a shorter attention span cuz they watch too much TikTok and YT shorts
To me saul was a much more engaging protagonist than walter was. His moral ambiguity feels a bit more real than Walter's downright insanity. By the end of the show I was honestly glad Walter had died since it really was the best conclusion for everyone including Jesse
I love Better Call Saul, but to me, Season 1 is so slow… It took me years to get through Season 1… I started watching when it first released.. Then stopped watching it immediately.. 3 years later, I watched one and a half episode.. Stopped watching it.. 2 years later, watched 1 episode, then stopped watching it… Fast forward to a couple of days ago, I finished Season 1… My god that was so hard to get through.. But I keep watching until today, Better Call Saul is actually really really good.. You just have to push through Season 1..
the last season of better call saul should be the sad meme cause of how depressing it looks and cause of how much i remember saul being happy with kim and being able to talk to his brother and during that season he had nothing
