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Saul is in Nebraska... not Omaha. S5:15. Saul asks Vacuum guy, "what's in Nebraska?" He says: " from now on, you." So I highly doubt he drives across state to work at a Cinnabun.
ReiMourr Power The Ignacio and Lalo line was just a throwaway line to make Saul look more crooked, it wasn’t meant to be a backstory for a potential future show.
@@bruceturnbull4219 if i remember the correctly, the writers of the Better Call Saul had people constantly rewatch Breaking Bad so they wouldn't fall into any plot holes, so its not surprising that they're making characters out of obscure names
It's like, can't they have someone who actually watched the show (and probably compiled the list) in the recording booth to correct mistakes like these? Not that I expect any integrity from a watchmojo top 10 list but it makes it feel so much more disingenuous...
That’s not true actually. The tarantula from Breaking Bad actually died almost 2 years later after the show ended. Vince was actually able to contact one of the tarantulas son, who looked almost identical to his dad, and they were able to cast him for El Camino to continue the role his father played.
Well that bank in BB is called Mesa Credit Union. But... if recent events in Better Call Saul cause Mesa Verde to require a rebranding, they could change their name to Mesa Credit Union.
@@fredwardandthebear3192 in BB when Walter takes all his savings and gives it to Jesse you see a Mesa sign. This is in color green (verde) in Spanish... What you say I also thought about
@@mike353 He didn't say that. He said it was Peter's idea. And that yes, he is more responsible for this series, but he didnt say that he was just helping. They write together
Matt To be completely fair more than likely they recorded this in the editor added the clips afterwards. It happens in these type of RU-vid channels more than you think.
Better call Saul: Season 5 has caught up to the events of Breaking Bad, if you remember the dead-drop that Fring allowed to be sacrificed, the DEA caught 3 bad guys and a haul of 700k. In the first episode of Breaking Bad, at Walters birthday party, Hank asks for the news to be turned on... it’s an interview delivered by Hank, boasting a successful operation where 3 arrest are made with a haul of 700k.
How did I not put this together, I’m a massive fan of the Blue Meth Saga!? Wow dude… you just blew my mind! So that basically means season 6 should pick up a month or so before Walt meets Saul.
I'm not quite sure this is true. If you see the official Breaking Bad timeline the episode where Hank and Gomez appear in BCS is set in 2004, while the scene you're talking about from the Breaking Bad "Pilot" is set in 2008. We still have a few years to go.
@@linkinparkkiro no. they mentioned in BCS season 5 that tuco get out of jail in eleven months. in the first season of BB, they mention that tuco had jsut gotten out of jail.
@@mrfahrenheit677 Watch 6x01 just before Saul enters the Kettlemans office you will see that they print a receipt with a date from May 2004. You can also follow the official BCS timeline wiki.
In just the most recent episode of BCS, Mike uses the alias “Dave Clark” to pose as a private investigator at a library. He also used this alias in Breaking Bad to pose as a postal inspector in BB S5E1 “Live Free or Die”, and is referred to by Fring’s doctor as “Mr. Clark” in season 3 of BCS.
@@williamfrank83 Yeah, but a little attention to detail doesn't hurt. Plus there are like 30 people left in the world who haven't seen both shows... No one should have trouble pronouncing Ignacio, Tranquila, Salamanca, or any of the other names that turn up more than once.
1:05 Cinnabon reps texted the Better Call Saul team immediately after this Breaking Bad episode aired with the message "We're ready when you are". This is the reason this happened. 2:40 Kim tells him to do exactly the same thing in an episode of BCS - apparently this is where he learned this. 4:00 This tarantula is also seen in Todd's apartment in El Camino. 6:25 You can buy this toy on Amazon. I'm surprised you didn't mention Saul's ring.
@@endorphinzz hello, it's part of the honorable mentions before revealing the final easter egg. The final easter egg for them is the reference about the story of Kevin Costner. I think I would have to watch the serie again to think if mojo did or not a good job.
@@shenukajay8171 Your point is non-existent, because clearly everyone here, the announcer included, watches the show. Additionally, I would say it the way in which I'm correcting her, even if I weren't familiar with the show. Furthermore, Saul clearly says it correctly, yet she still insists on saying it incorrectly. This strikes a nerve in me, because it's typical of only-English-speaking Americans to pronounce things however they wish. Names don't change just because you either can't or won't bother to try to say them correctly. It's interesting, because this same chick, in another video, literally lapses into French when pronouncing Marion Cotillard's name.
@@Mr.BeastFacts That's not the point, is it? I bet, however, if she were pronouning "Saul" as "Sah-ool" or "Sowl", you and many others, including myself, would be ALL OVER this comment section, up in arms, correcting her.
This universe has a lot of characters they could develop further stories around and keep fans hooked. The subtle intertwining in the story telling is brilliant. They keep building layers of new character stories into the flow of the main story line and getting that right nearly all the time is an art.
In season 4 of BCS (I forgot the exact episode), when Kim said to Jimmy that she is joining Schweikart & Cokely, she said that she likes being a lawyer, "I like it, I'm good at it." This is obviously a reference to Walt's famous line in BB finale, when he met Skyler for the last time and explained to her that he loved cooking meth. "I liked it, I was good at it"
You guys forgot another Easter egg for that expensive tequila. When Kim quits S&C and Mesa Verde, she goes back to her office and takes out the bottle cap of that tequila from her drawer before leaving the building. It probably means that she is ready to go back to her con days with Jimmy.
Love both shows! How about when on Better Call Saul, the guy sleeping in his office, who is about to get robbed by Jimmie accomplice. He orders a pizza and tells them "Of course I want my pizza sliced!" That's a call back from BB when Jesse orders pizza for all the tweekers in his new house and it also wasn't sliced. "Its cheaper this way." I wonder if anyone else caught that too. AWESOME SHOW!
This show is so well crafted it put all other shows to shame. I even think this show triumph Breaking Bad in horse lenghts when it's at it's top. Truly a cinematic masterpiece in all things aligned. Beautiful camera magic, angles, pacing, tension, characters that feel real and alive. It's all just there.
Just watching Better Call Saul and seeing Saul and Mike's relationship yeah they weren't close but they were friends and Saul knowing that Walt killed Mike and he continued to work with Walt is interesting
At that point Saul was terrified of Walt and didn’t want to rock the boat any further. He knew he was in deep and Walt was just looking for trouble at that point.
There's an episode where saul stares at a airdancer outside car wash and he gets the idea of dressing colourful to his work (S&C) nxt day. I thought it was the car wash where walt worked in
When saul/jimmy hires the guy to steal the figure in at copy machine buisness, the guy who was still there after it closes calls his wife and then calls a pizza place and says "Yes I want it sliced" is a small reference to the pizza place in breaking bad where they dont slice the pizza and "pass the savings onto you"
Personally, I'm just happy that Hank did finally get his trip to Belize. There was no one else quite as deserving, except maybe his wife. Definitely messed up he didn't get her a ticket too. :/
@@Ty-nw5sx lol I just couldn't stand him. He was alright some times, but the way he'd passively bullied Walt, and even worse, when he did it in front of Walt's son... oh it made his face soooooo punchable to me. lol Besides, he was a straight up prick half the time. 😋 Just my raggedy opinion. The actor, Dean Norris killed the role, though. He played him perfectly.
@@Mozes316 That's the secret to a great character though. Great writing and great characters make you care. Maybe you want them to succeed, maybe you want them to die--but if the character is flat and lifeless, you're indifferent, and their fate doesn't matter when it finally happens. Hank is a jackass. He's obnoxious, crass, arrogant, and basically a bull in a china shop. But he's a straight shooter, and he does the right thing. He believes in justice, and he's a great detective. Unfortunately for him, his brother in law is a genius who began a downward spiral. The show wouldn't have been as successful without Hank. Every player had a crucial part.
Y’all notice the same guy who had the talking toilet in season 1 of bcs is the same guy who’s house Hank crashes into after he realizes Walt is Heisenberg in breaking bad
You miss a lot. In BB there's a scene where walt and jesse "kidnap" saul he mentioned about ignacio and lalo. Walt also always pay through mesa verde. Mike had his granddaughter moved to Juan Tabo street the same street as the dude name Gale Boeticher lived and got shot. Saul mentioned about ice station zebra
"A pink pig teddy bear" wut??? Is this a thing in the English language? Because where I come from when the plush is not a bear, it's not called a teddy bear. In this case, it would be a pink plush-pig. 🤔
Just finished Better Call Saul last night. Was convinced Nacho was gonna die in S5. Now I'm just pumped to see how it unfolds in S6. Also curious to see what happens with Kim because she was not in BB.
I can't figure it out myself. They're ... both somewhere with trees? Maybe the watch MOJO folks are purely urban-living people and it's remarkable that two things might both happen out in the countryside. It's definitely not the same place: Jimmy was fairly high up the ridge when he found the Kettlemans, and obviously he and Mike are down in a river valley.
Just started watching and I gotta say I think I like it better than breaking bad. Jimmy's character is so interesting and intriguing. It is a bit slow tho, but that's fine this show is a character study.
Also in the finale of season 5 in the hotel room when Kim asks Saul what flavor of ice-cream did he want, Saul says all of it except the mint flavor which is a reference to the mint ice-cream he had to let go by the sidewalk when Nacho tells him to ditch it before getting in the car, which ultimately leads him to Lalo!
In the BB pilot episode, Hank is interviewing on TV after catching 3 meth dealers and 700,000$ cash. In BCS we discover the full story with Hank short appearance.
Bcs wouldn’t even be relevant if bb never happened. If Saul was a show on its own and bb never happened Saul would be a good not great show whereas bb was a great show. Bb is what makes bcs a great show
Jeramithehuman It definitely couldn’t exist without Breaking Bad I agree, but everything from the camera shots to the dialogue is miles better imo. It doesn’t require top notch drug dealing shootouts and action to provide an engaging and thrilling plot. Plus us knowing about Jimmy’s future already makes for a very interesting plot as we have to see how he’ll descend into the Saul Goodman we all know. It also enhances everyone’s backstory like Mike’s and Gus’.
PlaystationPlayer0813 exactly my point. You already know the outcome. That’s why the show has been so successful. If you didn’t know the outcome call Saul is good but not great. If there were no backstory to this backstory I don’t think this show would have made it past 3 seasons. Let’s not kid ourselves here the first 2 seasons were hard to watch at such a slow pace and the reason we’re hooked is because we already know the outcome. Let’s say this show pre dated BB I don’t believe rating would’ve let this show make it to 5 seasons. Like I said Saul is good not great because of bb. If bb never happened this show would have gotten the can in 2 seasons. I think it was getting bad ratings that’s why season 4&5 have stepped up with more of the drug dealing action that made bb such a great show. Nobody is really that interested in just a lawyer show. Now a lawyer show that’s representing cartels and big crime is where the interest is. Look at Ozark for example. Nobody really cares about accounting it’s boring but now add he’s an accountant for a cartel that launders money there’s a show. It’s the same reason why there’s no show about working at the dmv or being a health inspector that’s popular. It’s just not that interesting without the murder and drugs. It’s like watching porn but everything is blurred out and there’s no sound... nobody would watch that
Completely agree. Gilligan has honed his skills since the end of Breaking Bad and I’m now convinced that Better Call Saul might actually be the best TV drama of all time. Crazy that a spinoff can be so much better than the original, especially when it’s spun off from the likes of Breaking Bad.
WatchMojo sucks. I avoid it. they talk over all the clips when playing them and wont shut up. and superficial describes it exactly. if thinking gives you a headache, WatchMojo.
Lmaoooio yk its crazy because ige been living in Albuquerque for all my life so far and i never knew how important that restraunt was even tho i passed it soo many times along with the fact i never even seen BB/ BCS. But now me and my dad finally binged them all and its great seeing all these places we've been to lmaoo and my dad a long time ago said he said someone was filming breaking bad at our dennys we lived a few blocks from but we didnt even know what breaking bad was at the time🤣🤣🤦🏼
Kimberly is absolutely my favorite! When she unleash on Howard after chuck's death was her strongest performance. Gorgeous! Intelligence! Glassy! She's a jimmy, Howard, and Chuck hybrid. I'm seriously hoping for a great ending to her marvelous arc.
That would've been perfect. Should've quickly shown the waitress's nametag as "Skyler" as that could've been her job at that point during the timeline.
Duh! Why wouldn't it? It's the prequel of Breaking Bad. So with that said, there isn't any hidden references. What you're referring to is exactly what makes the show a prequel.
I LOVE how lines in breaking bad meant nothing at the time. Just lines for Saul to spit out to build character or for laughs ...but now they have so much meaning. So cool.
