jamestraher

Well yeah, he is better off financially, etc, but he is without friends (without Kim) and his moral character is more compromised and he has just given up for the sake of finding worldly comforts instead of real relationships. No? What could the writers/producers be talking about then when they say they are sad about what he becomes by the end of this show? To hear what I'm talking about, watch the beginning of the Better Talk Saul show that played after the Season 3 premiere.

The writers and producers have expressed in interviews that it's kind of sad for them to know where the series ends: with Jimmy degrading into Saul. Given that post-Beaking-Bad scenes continue to be shown, will the show likely balance the potential sadness of turning Jimmy into Saul with a long segment of the post-Breaking-Bad timeline where, because of his memories (of what's going on in the show now) and conflict, he makes the decision to be Jimmy again or make some other big decision, in some sort of high note end to the series? Or do you think the post-Breaking-Bad timeline isn't going anywhere?

The writers and producers have expressed in interviews that it's kind of sad for them to know where the series ends: with Jimmy degrading into Saul. Given that post-Beaking-Bad scenes continue to be shown, will the show likely balance the potential sadness of turning Jimmy into Saul with a long segment of the post-Breaking-Bad timeline where, because of his memories (of what's going on in the show now) and conflict, he makes the decision to be Jimmy again or make some other big decision, in some sort of high note end to the series? Or do you think the post-Breaking-Bad timeline isn't going anywhere?