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Well it’s done, it’s ended and what a ride it was. Personally found the whole thing much slower than Breaking Bad but so much more depth of characters. 

Going to have to rewatch BB soon!

Any other BCS fans?

It was very good. Thought they ended it better than BB (seems to be the hardest part but they nailed this one).

I'm horrified and considering reporting this post to mods.

Every perfectly reasonable and innocuous post it seems should get one inexplicable downvote for absolutely no justifiable reason. Your post is perfectly reasonable yet has no downvote!

I'll give you a totally irrational downvote to restore the balance, this time, but don't let it happen again

I loved BB and I am loving BCS. Not seen last series yet

Yeah,  I blubbed.

Proper good. Proper telly... I can now cancel my Netflix subscription.

Without giving any spoilers away, I thought the final scene, the red cigarette end in the B&W shot as meaningful as the red coat in Schindlers List

The whole series was exquisitely crafted cinematography... But, yeah, the fag end featuring the fag end grabbed the attention.

Yeah!  I spotted that and thought it was very poignant.

So many great character and plot lines throughout the whole Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul series

Pryce - even such a small character who was key to introducing Nacho. what a legend.  The guy deserves his own spin off

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Just watched it tonight. Bit of a roller coaster but ultimately satisfying to tie up the ends.

And good to see a few old friends even if it felt a bit contrived at times.

Colin Robinson! 

I thought BCS was a masterpiece. A 6 season masterpiece based on a comedic relief supporting character from BB, supported by other amazing characters some of whom were based on just one off, throw away lines in BB.

It started off as just a fairly light hearted prequel spin off, but ended up being both a prequel, and a sequel. To me, with the way it fully encapsulates BB (not to mention all the BB timeline flashbacks woven in, which add key little bits of context to BB events), it now seems like the parent series to BB, rather than the other way around, which is some achievement given the quality of BB itself.

Which leads to the prospect of arguments about the best order to watch them in, a la Star Wars.

(If Star Wars had meth dealers)

BCS series 1-5 was already on Netflix by the time I'd caved in to encouragement and started watching BB. I was aware that BCS was a prequel but not that it would also be a sequel to BB, so I did wonder about watching BCS first. Most chatter reckoned BB first was best, and I tend to agree. Both series were outstanding, possibly up there with The Wire.

If they overlap each other in time, surely it would be best to watch both simultaneously (almost). Just need to work out the date of each episode so you could merge both series into one.

Individual episodes of BCS have both prequel and sequel elements in them. I've no complaints about having watching BB first. Interesting that the writers only started on BCS after the huge success of BB and the popularity of the Saul Goodman character. Let's not forget the El Camino epilogue as well.

Gave u a down vote 👍

Thank you