[Andrew NDB]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

Man, the sad thing is how much the actors have aged. I've been rewatching Breaking Bad and am in Season 2 when Gus, Saul, and Mike debut...and I forgot how YOUNG they look. Gus especially, I can't believe how much the actor aged in real life in just under a decade. Mike too kinda because he acts older and gruffer in Better Call Saul than in Breaking Bad.

Even Saul himself has aged a lot, especially this season... a lot of the crow's feet type stuff they could take care of, but they don't. He's supposed to be what... 38 at this point?

I can't see any possible way they could get Gus to do a prequel, he's going to be way too old by the time Better Call Saul ends as it is.

Not a prequel series, a one-off movie like El Camino. They could en-youngen him for something limited like that. Though I notice lately he's getting a bit of a belly?

"Wow." Good god, and these are famous actors and the shows aren't really more than a decade apart and everyone has aged tremendously.

At this point we're only 1 year away from Breaking Bad season 1, since they said Tuco gets released in a year.

Also, just rewatched the season 5 finale and I noticed something I didn't catch the first time. At the very end, when Lalo has immobilized the assassin whose face he burned with the hot grease, who he forces to call and tell his people that the hit was successful... before we cut to Lalo walking out of there, there's a shot of Lalo looking at the bottle of liquor Nacho brought out and the glasses coming into focus. Then I remembered, we never saw Nacho drink any of it. It could be he was looking at the bottle to imply he would walk over, grab it, and smash the guy with it... but why would he need to do that? Was it just to underscore Nacho not being there?

Did Nacho poison Lalo? Could episode 1 of season 6 be Lalo staggering out past the gate, then dropping dead?

Originally Posted by CylonsKlingonsDaleksOhMy

I would watch the everloving crap out of a Los Pollos Hermanos spinoff.

Like... some kind of dark sitcom in the restaurant itself?

And yeah, Breaking Bad was pretty light on compelling main female characters, although I really dug Skyler. She was always caught between a rock and a hard place. But nobody compares to Kim.

I'm pretty much in the popular "I don't like Skyler at all" camp. They had many opportunities to redeem her in season 4 and 5 but they would always take the opposite way.