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[ 6/6/2014 ] First day of shooting Better Call Saul.
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Kim is the one person who knows that Saul Goodman’s gone, and the guy who’s left is Jimmy McGill. I think she’s the one person who really gets that, and you can see it when he walks in the door.
Peter Gould, Vanity Fair.
They’re not doing any kind of presentation to each other. They’re being together, fully. I love it. I love it so much!
They’ve just been restless, restless characters … And now we’re seeing a guy at peace with the choices he’s made, with who he is and he’s got love. He’s got love for the rest of his life. He’s got her.
Bob Odenkirk, EW.
As soon as we started rehearsing it, I was very affected by this dynamic where it felt like Jimmy was trying to make sure Kim was okay, with how worried she is for him, how scared she is for him, how sad she is for him, how hard it’s to see him there, how hard it is to leave him there.
Even with him helping her light the cigarette, he’s trying to tell her that he’s okay now.
Rhea Seehorn, EW.
#the way it feels like they're seeing each other for the first time after she left the apartment#'cause in a way it's true#since he got to play saul after that.. even as gene he was still not quite himself#at court she sees him but here it feels like they're truly meeting again at last#the way she calls him by his name#omg how long it's been 🥺😭#a simple 'hi jimmy' and everything seems lighter#just like peter said she truly is the one who gets that#and it was beautiful#omfg those quotes#I love this cast talking about their characters. I'm gonna miss that too#c: kim wexler#c: saul goodman#tv: better call saul#partners at law#quotes#p: bob odenkirk#p: rhea seehorn#p: peter gould
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im folding all of them like origami paper and chewing on them
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For Jimmy, I think it’s a little different. Kim chooses to leave. She’s changing what she’s going to do. And Jimmy … is so hurt. To me, that’s what the ending is. The question we started with on the show is, “What problem does becoming Saul Goodman solve?”
And I think this episode answers it. He’s so fucking hurt – can I curse? I’m going to curse. He’s so hurt, he’s so wrecked by what happens that he flattens himself out into a cartoon character.
It’s terrible, because now you know that during Breaking Bad, and in this scene at the end of the episode, underneath all that is still the guy we knew. It’s not Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
He’s flattening himself out.
Peter Gould, The Watch.