does anybody remember saul goodman
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does anybody remember saul goodman
The return of BCS color theory!
I've previously argued that Jimmy's color is all of them, and I stand by that. But out of all of them, yellow is the most prominent.
The two most obvious yellows associated with Jimmy are his iconic Esteem and the mug Kim gifted him, both of which have a touch of criminal red.
The Wexler/McGill logo is a mix of Jimmy's yellow and Kim's blue (notice how the office is mostly yellow, because this is Jimmy's dream, not hers.)
So why yellow? Well, it's loud, it's bright, it catches the eye. Jimmy loves to be noticed. But most importantly - it's not red or blue. It's the other primary color! Because in the beginning, Jimmy's not quite criminal red, and not quite lawful blue. He's in his own category.
In 1x01, there's yellow lighting in Jimmy's office (his attempt to play it straight), but there's also yellow when he reveals his Slippin' Jimmy past (notice the blues there, too, as his natural yellow crowds out his lawful aspirations).
What does it mean? I think it means that Jimmy's colorful approach to the law is not inherently criminal. If it was, he'd be red. The implication is that Jimmy could have made it as a legitimate lawyer while still being himself.
And to prove it, here are some shots from 1x05, when he visits Mrs. Strauss for the first time. Everything in her house is yellow - the walls, her furniture, even her teapot (although she herself is dressed in lawful blue.)
Jimmy the Elder Law Lawyer was perfectly in tune both with his natural colorful nature (his slippin' ways were what uncovered the financial abuse of the Sandpiper residents) and the law. He couldn't cut it in the stifling halls of HHM or Davis & Main. But he could have struck his own path and been happy. In a kinder universe, maybe he did. Alas. :(
i miss. better call saul :(
you should call him then!
Marie and Lalo would get along because they both love the color purple and stealing, and they hate gustavo fring for making a fool out of the DEA/the cartel
They'd meet at an upscale boutique - lalo's been following her and knows all her habits. He catches her eye as she shoplifts something and winks. He follows her out and introduces himself - Eddie the antiques dealer, very charming and very gay whose favorite color is also purple, and he shows off something that he also shoplifted. They immediately become best friends
Marie is so excited to have a gay bestie - it's very cosmopolitan. She keeps bringing up her gay friend Eddie to Hank to try to get a reaction out of him, who won't give it to her bc he knows he'll never hear the end of it if he says something homophobic, but he also knows he is incapable of having a conversation about a gay person without being homophobic, so he keeps his mouth shut.
Marie has Eddie over for dinner once and Hank is so overcome by gay panic that he can't bring himself to look directly at him, which is why he never realizes he let the notorious narco Lalo Salamanca into his home. Besides, who ever heard of a gay narco?
At their weekly brunches, Lalo gets all the latest DEA gossip out of Marie. She thinks it's a little weird he's so interested, but you HAVE to gossip with your gay bestie, it is literally required by law. Besides, who ever heard of a gay narco?
And that's how Lalo stays one step ahead of the DEA
the sense of dread on watching better call saul after breaking bad is masterfully done. the slower pace allows room for you as a viewer to ruminate and squirm over the fact you're being shown certain things, knowing it all goes away. under wide, extended shots of jimmy's fresh, new, unpainted offices is "but he ends up at the strip mall". under loving glances between jimmy and kim is "where is she?" under every scene we see of jimmy mcgill acting like a person we grow to recognise, love or hate, is "but he becomes saul goodman," and the more years go by in-universe, the more uneasy we get. the subtext is poignant and aching, when it could've easily been ham-fisted or inane, since we know the end result. these constant, subtle reminders make it hurt so much more when we finally get to where we always knew we were going to go.
bcs is so funny cause at first you think they’re doing that like tired thing where a hot hypercompetent successful woman falls for some cringe ass loser for no good reason. but then you keep watching and you find out that she’s literally just insane.
My favourite thing about Netflix mobile is that every so often it glitches and—
I'm going to an academic conference this week and while going through my closet to pack I was once again forced to confront that the last time I went shopping for business formal clothes I was definitely watching Better Call Saul
I’m intrigued, where can I watch this?
actually the best scene in better call saul is the bingo mental breakdown because I did the math and the probability of jimmy drawing six B’s in a row is less than .00007 which makes it almost canonically explicit that he is being taunted by the machinations of fate
okay HOLD ON THERE. I’m gonna defend myself here because there IS an equal probability of getting any of the B’s, but NOT an equal opportunity of getting a B.
a bingo game has 75 choices, 15 of which are B’s. So you start off a game with a 15/75 chance of drawing a B.
It’s probability WITHOUT replacement, which means that every time a number is drawn, the original denominator of 75 dwindles down, and if it’s a B, so does the original numerator of 15.
Here’s a screenshot from the scene. Before the B’s start, Jimmy has already drawn 11 other balls, which leaves 64. So 15/64 chance of B.
He then proceeds to draw…
B2 (15/64)
B4 (14/63)
B12 (13/62)
B7 (12/61)
B5 (11/60)
B? (10/59)
The total probability of 6 B’s in a row multiples all these probabilities which comes out to:
or .00007, which is .007% (I’ll admit in the original post most people are reblogging I messed up the decimal-to-percentage conversion)
so yes, the order of the B’s doesn’t actually matter, but the chance of SIX in a row is extremely statistically improbable and Jimmy is absolutely getting tormented by The Narrative
You have to watch this
Having a special interest will have me saying shit like "this pizza is like the one from Breaking Bad"
the call is coming from inside the saul
"you know who really knew jimmy? chuck" okay howard well if you're gonna be such a pattern noticer and you're telling kim that you really know jimmy than maybe you should see how this might be of Particular and Immediate Concern for you.
Name one(non black sails I know what your answer would be) show you'd like to add homoerotic cannibalism to
breaking bad ✊️😔 and like the thing is!!! the thing is!!! They could have just Done it instead of melting people into that awful goo, like this is 1) more respectful 2) less gross 3) also gets rid of (most) of the body
My favourite thing about Netflix mobile is that every so often it glitches and—
Yeah its crazy. Its ripleys.