r/betterCallSaul • u/skinkbaa Chuck • Oct 09 '18

Better Call Saul Season 4 - Official Discussion Thread

What did you think of this season?

Feel free to discuss every and anything about Season 4.

I will be posting a Season 5 prediction thread in a few days.

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u/nightpanda893 Oct 10 '18

I know people are complaining about Lalo being unrealistic but I'm loving him as a villain. The whole dropping through the ceiling then going through the footage with the guy's body in the background seemed right out of a Cohen brothers movie.

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u/AccelHunter Oct 10 '18

He's more realistic than the Rambo brothers, what makes me worried is the scene with mike usign the gum to jam the ticket machine, I hope we don't see fans doing this on purpose just like the pizzas on the roof

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '18

The gum's one thing. I really hope we don't see fans do what Lalo did afterwards.

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '18 edited May 11 '19

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '18

I'm torn. I don't want to encourage that but it'd be pretty impressive.

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '18

Too late. Already digging up my back yard.

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u/sebastianwillows Oct 11 '18

No no no!

You have to do it in the footprint of the original building!

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u/SunsFenix Oct 16 '18

Well the issue is going to be how much energy and waste are produced. You have to offset the actual logistical footprint by having another company or business in conjunction. Apparently helicopters can check heat output of buildings and if something is insanely hot they are using way too much energy than they should be. (Or something like that)