marjorie

Literally the love of my life

I’ll never say that I’ll never love But I don’t say a lot of things

Better Call Saul showrunner Peter Gould accepts the Award for Best Drama Series at the 28th Critics Choice Awards (15th January 2023)

 BOB ODENKIRK accepting his Critics Choice Award for Best Actor in a Drama Series (X)

critics choice awards | 2015. 2016. 2023.

 BOB ODENKIRK accepting his Critics Choice Award for Best Actor in a Drama Series (X)

“Better Call Saul ended this year. There are plenty of places to read about its final season and various twists and the Carol Burnett of it all. I wrote a lot of words about it. But that’s not what this is. This is about Kim Wexler, as played by Rhea Seehorn, smoking cigarettes in such a deeply cathartic way that it almost made me start again after well over a decade.” —Brian Grubb, UPROXX

i need to get to a point where im known as that one person who just draws catboy saul all the time

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I'll be a broken record and say it again and again but fuck they really did create the perfect ending for that show. The way it doesn't fully click until the very last moment that it actually was a love story, it was all about Kim and Jimmy's relationship and internal conflicts and personal growth. How their reunion felt natural and honest and peaceful, despite them being in a literal prison. How they managed to bring the story to a closure and yet leave space for hope at the end (and really there is no reason to believe they'll never be together again while everything points in that direction). It all makes sense and feels right. I still think about that ending, I'll always remember Jimmy and Kim because it really is one of the most complex, touching and masterfully rendered love stories ever written.

Also Bob and Rhea 💖💖💖 bless them love them forever grateful to them

IMAGINE A MAGICAL LAND CALLED HOME…