s6e1: April 18, 2022
s6e2: April 18, 2022
s6e3: April 25, 2022
s6e4: May 2, 2022
s6e5: May 9, 2022
s6e6: May 16, 2022
s6e7: May 23, 2022
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s6e8: July 11, 2022
s6e9: July 18, 2022
s6e10: July 25, 2022
s6e11: August 1, 2022
s6e12: August 8, 2022
s6e13: August 15, 2022

lets gooooo

Oh **** at the Sepinwall quote!!!!!

I just hope everyone is nicer to each other this season.

In, countdown has begun.

After watching the Jimmy Kimmel bit in the other thread, it got me to thinking. For the roles which aren't being reprised from BB, I wonder how many of them were the actors turning down the opportunity, and how many were the producers not inviting them.

I was told by a friend in Germany that for them the first two episodes drop at midnight (CET) on Netflix, that’s 6PM ET / 3PM PT for anyone who has a VPN that Netflix doesn’t block.

Lets goooooooo

wonder if the first 7 will wrap the main bcs story and the final 6 pick up in present day with cinnabon jimmy making his last stand, or just be a little bit at the end like in bb

some ppl consider cast news to be spoilers so i'll just say that

would be surprised if we don't see kuby
probably more hank & gomey, etc

prediction time: idk

nacho dying and kim living seems too easy & obv, so maybe the opposite?
though kim being dead doesn't really jive with how bb saul was
and tbh that line in the bcs bb episode (in the desert) implies that nacho is alive, or jimmy thinks he is at least
so yeah who knows

regardless this should be the season of kim, her final form fully unleashed
she'll prob do some absolutely wild **** to howard for no reason lol

nacho's dad seems like an obv sacrifice bunt , but i'm rooting for him to get out
but i mean someone has to die right, and we know jimmy mike gus hector twins tuco bolsa eladio francesca victor tyrus huell hank gomey etc don't yet
lalo prob dies, but who kills him? maybe arya, er i mean kim

I don't think Kim dies but probably ends up in prison for something she does this season. That's my best guess. May see her back in the Gene timeline at some point.

oh right, yeah definitely could see that

Evil Kim is very unsettling to watch

10 more minutes. Did you get it early on AMC+ or something?

I dunno it was on at 8 CST on normie commercial having tv.

not sure why it didn't occur to gus that they might torture nacho to get the truth out of him, was my first thought lol


after the guy shaved he resembled lalo, so maybe he wants ppl to think that's him? idk

lalo didn't kill the cousin / abuelita. that sequence just showed how he got the knife and to the dudes sneaking people across the border (the guy driving Lalo there was the cousin)

guessing the black and white sequence will end the show

That should have been two episodes.

it technically was, though it played like 1 long one

s6e1: "Wine and Roses" - directed by Michael Morris, written by Peter Gould
s6e2: "Carrot and Stick" - directed by Vince Gilligan, written by Thomas Schnauz & Ariel Levine

The cousin was Lalo's supposed corpse, that's why there was the conversation about him shaving, getting his teeth fixed and the dental records matching. He was burned beyond recognition but there was no fire during the shootout

Cartel stuff A+. Lawyering much more interesting than previous seasons. Wish I could just binge it all now.

ah yes...thanks. I could have swore that the guy driving the truck that dropped off lalo was the cousin. I figured lalo just torched one of the assassins to make it look like lalo's body but now I remember the teeth conversation.

Recap of the 2 episodes. What I don't get is why would Gus/Mike want to tip off the cartel with the envelope about Nacho's whereabouts? They should know that the Cartel will torture him to get info on who he is working for. I get wanting Nacho dead, but that doesn't make sense. Also what was going to be the plan with Nacho's dad?

I assume spoilers are fine here. Obviously if you haven't seen the latest you shouldn't be reading this thread at this point anyway.

edit: yeah, that ^

ok watched it again and bolsa straight up tells gus in their 1st convo that nacho is a rat, everyone is looking for him, and once they get him they'll find out who he was working for

and then gus' masterplan is to give nacho up to them? what


i remember being upset that mike didn't point out "you know we have to get to him first, for OUR benefit right?" when they were talking about it, but it's even worse than that lol

plus gus should obv know this already

My guess is that's why they give Nacho a gun and tell him to just fire it if anyone opens the door, and hope he gets killed in a firefight. Definitely not a well thought out Gus plan we're used to seeing