A lost dog leads to a new friend. A new player gets in the game.

The episode was rated 7.63 from 1378 votes.

While business booms for Jimmy, the vise tightens on the cat-and-mouse game between Gus and Lalo.

The episode was rated 7.72 from 1548 votes.

Kim and Jimmy enlist a knowledgeable contact. Howard scrutinizes Jimmy’s business practices.

The episode was rated 7.82 from 1541 votes.

Emboldened by recent successes, partners throw caution to the wind and escalate their enterprise to new levels.

The episode was rated 7.87 from 1255 votes.

Gus takes extreme measures. Jimmy and Kim enlist a local pro to put on a show.

The episode was rated 7.96 from 1589 votes.

Nacho runs for his life. Jimmy and Kim hatch a plan. Mike questions his allegiances.

The episode was rated 8.00 from 1776 votes.

The series finale of Better Call Saul titled Saul Gone was a fitting end to the 14 year journey of the show. In this episode, Jimmy McGill/Saul Goodman had to make a difficult decision between his freedom and the freedom of Kim Wexler. Despite his earlier protestations that his only regret was not making more money or avoiding knee damage, he wanted to confess in a court of law that he regrets the choices that led him here and the pain he caused, and most of all he regrets that they led to losing her. In the end, Jimmy uses his incredible skills to accept his consequences, rather than sidestep them, and he finds the better path that Kim always believed he could walk, one that she motivates him to tread.

The finale of Better Call Saul was a tale of hope and redemption. It showed that with love and support, even the worst of us can become someone and something better. In the end, Jimmy was able to take his name back, a conscious return to being the person that Kim once knew, in form and substance. Better Call Saul was an incredible show and the finale offered a perfect ending to the story of Saul Goodman.

The episode was rated 8.11 from 19 votes.

In the episode "Carrot and Stick" of the show Better Call Saul, two unlikely moral guardians, Jimmy and Mike, try to make things right despite the danger of their respective partners' hunger for blood. The episode focuses on Nacho's harsh reality as Gus investigates his suspicions, leading to a thrilling set piece of a shoot-out. Kim Wexler and Saul Goodman want to threaten the Kettlemans until they crack and Kim has no sympathy for them. In contrast, Saul Goodman wants to bribe them and Jimmy still gives them the money, regretting when others get caught in the crossfire. Mike Ehrmantraut stands at the other end of a gun and wants to spare Ignacio and his dad. He knows there's another way and he has a place where he draws the line. Meanwhile, Gus is rattled and accidentally knocks a glass off a table. His empire, his precision machine, could come crashing down thanks to the self-preserving machinations of one mole. Mike and Jimmy's attempts to make things right speak to the show's implicit suggestion that things have gone too far. The episode is on stride with what it does best, those deep, raw, emotional scenes that scream without speaking a single word.

The episode was rated 8.17 from 1656 votes.

The episode "Fun and Games" of Better Call Saul is an episode of outstanding quality. The episode focuses on Gus attempting to smooth things over with the cartel while Mike ties up loose ends. Fans of the show Breaking Bad were eager to see how the relationship between Jimmy and Kim would come to an end. The writers skillfully created a complex and detailed story that was both beautiful and tragic.

The episode was praised for its focus on small moments and the power of the mundane. Fans of the show were in awe of the episode's detail and the quality of the storytelling. It is no surprise that this episode is considered one of the best of the series. It is a testament to the talent of the cast and crew that they can consistently produce such high-quality episodes.

The episode was rated 8.24 from 1472 votes.

Episode 12 of Better Call Saul's sixth season, titled "Waterworks," was an incredibly powerful hour of television. Not only did it draw out the stark differences between Jimmy and Kim, but it also gave us a look at the depths of terribleness to which Gene has sunk. Kim's moral fortitude was on full display as she willingly chose to confess her sins and accept the consequences, regardless of the legal, moral, or otherwise implications that doing so would bring. Her stark contrast to Gene, who resorts to ever more cruelty and fraud to save himself from facing any of the consequences he so richly deserves, only serves to further highlight her strength of character. Rhea Seehorn's acting was nothing short of masterful in this episode, and her performance was a testament to the complexity of her character. Finally, Gilligan's subtle homage to the reveal of Walt and Skylar in Breaking Bad's finale, Felina, was a nice reminder of the show's roots. All in all, this was an incredible episode that will surely be remembered as one of the show's best.

The episode was rated 8.32 from 1086 votes.

In the third episode of the season, Rock and Hard Place, Nacho Varga finds himself on the run and forced to choose between his loyalties. Jimmy McGill is determined to double down on his own decisions. Michael Mando's performance in this episode is truly remarkable, and viewers watching it live were left in shock when Nacho's death was revealed. This death was particularly tragic, as it was unexpected. Even though it seemed absurd to kill off one of the main characters so early in the season, it was a powerful and moving send-off. The episode left viewers feeling heartbroken and in awe of the writers for creating such a powerful and impactful episode.

The episode was rated 8.49 from 1716 votes.

In the episode Point and Shoot of Better Call Saul, Jimmy and Kim are finally forced to deal with the consequences of their actions. As they face the unexpected visitor, the tension builds to an unbearable level as they both realize that they have to face the music. The viewer is taken on a roller coaster ride of emotions as they witness the unfolding of events and the sheer terror that ensues. Rhea Seehorn Emmy nomination is much deserved for her powerful performance in the episode. The episode was an intense experience and left the audience in awe of the impeccable writing and the brilliant direction. It was one of the greatest episodes of television and left viewers genuinely afraid of what was going to happen next.

The episode was rated 8.72 from 1616 votes.

In the episode “Plan and Execution” of Better Call Saul, Jimmy and Kim deal with a last-minute snag while Howard’s investigation finally yields results. The episode was truly heartbreaking as Jimmy’s life begins to morph into Saul’s longterm burden. The juxtaposition between Nacho’s heroic and Howard’s tragic death was particularly impactful, as Jimmy and Kim had tarnished his reputation and his death would cement his defamed legacy. The tension and emotion in the final scenes was heightened by the fact that the deaths felt inevitable, and the performance by Patrick Fabian was award worthy. [spoiler] The final sequence was particularly horrifying, and scarier than most horror movies. [/spoiler] Overall, the episode was full of drama and emotion that made for a powerful and memorable viewing experience.

The episode was rated 8.81 from 1807 votes.