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This show accurately depicts being in the military from convoy operations to singing stupid songs out of boredom. Even the incompetence of superiors is captured perfectly. When I watch this show, I feel like I'm there. Like I'm at work with them. What they do on the show is exactly what we do. All the glory and coolness, all the questionable things war makes us do, the acts of atrocities and heroism is in hard to turn away from once you start watching. It superbly tells the story without fancy camera effects and a dramatic musical score. If the story is not fast enough or exciting enough for you, that's because it's pretty close to real life. Unlike the latest Hollywood action movie, real life moves at it's own pace. Excellent TV Show. Collapse

Absolutely wonderful show, based on the writings of a Rolling Stone reporter. Good actors, great characters, amazing dialogs, fantastic battle scenes. Must see!

This is as good as television gets! The writing, direction, acting, and cinematography are all outstanding and simply unparalleled. Each season whisks you away to a neglected corner of America, a small town in the heartland full of terror, homicide, and overlooked lives. It is a rare window into the real America.

"Better Call Saul" is distinct from its predecessor, but in a positive manner. It is unquestionably a fitting follow-up to "Breaking Bad"! The cinematography, writing, and editing are all extraordinary. We are incredibly fortunate to have been gifted with such a high-caliber spin-off. While the show may be slower in pace than "Breaking Bad," it adds considerable depth to the universe and characters.

Rephrase this text: The first two episodes of Season 2 should feel then like an elaborate tease, as we see Jimmy slipping into his old rhythms even while reaching for what looks like a brighter future, one that may include Kim Wexler (Rhea Seehorn). That they don't is due to the show's respect for the present, the place that Jimmy lives right now, and where he still has hope and where anything might yet happen.

"Point and Shoot" ranks as one of the top episodes in the "Breaking Bad" universe, although some may debate this. Nevertheless, it falls slightly short compared to Season 6 Episode 8 of "Better Call Saul," which is a true masterpiece. The level of excellence showcased in this episode is unparalleled in television history.

The current season effectively lays the groundwork for a thrilling final season. The conclusion sheds some light on Kim's transformative arc, and going forward, the focus shifts towards her future rather than Saul's (or Jimmy's, as he's certainly out of the picture).

The inaugural episode of the fourth season establishes a more somber tone and introduces slight modifications to Jimmy's demeanor that allude to his eventual descent into darkness.

At an impressive rate, 'Better Call Saul' delves further into its characters and edges nearer to 'Breaking Bad.' From start to finish of the first episode, Gilligan's fondness for this narrative is unmistakable.

As a prequel to the masterpiece that is "Breaking Bad," "Better Call Saul" faces an exceedingly challenging and demanding task, with fans expecting nothing less than excellence. Nevertheless, I'm thrilled to report that it more than lives up to its predecessor as a truly deserving prequel. The storyline is intriguing and skillfully crafted, and the actors' performances are remarkably solid. If you enjoyed "Breaking Bad," you're bound to relish "Better Call Saul" as well.