Reddit Picks the Saddest Better Call Saul Season, And We Couldn't Agree More
The answer may come as a surprise, as this is almost the beginning of the whole story, but it has so many turning points of Jimmy becoming Saul.
Better Call Saul is a critically acclaimed television drama series that premiered in 2015 as a spin-off prequel to the legendary Breaking Bad.
The show has garnered a loyal following for its brilliant storytelling, top-notch acting, and fascinating characters. However, some fans have singled out the show's saddest season, which they believe is... season 2.
It's an interesting perspective, because the second part of Better Call Saul is considered the turning point of the series so far.
The storyline revolves around Jimmy's descent into moral ambiguity and his complicated relationship with his brother Chuck.
The season is filled with heartbreak, betrayal and despair.
One of the most heartbreaking moments of Season 2 is when Jimmy confesses to his brother that he falsified documents.
Chuck, who has always been the more ethical and upright of the two brothers, is appalled by Jimmy's actions and decides to turn him in to the bar association.
The betrayal is a devastating blow to Jimmy, and the scene is emotionally charged, leaving fans heartbroken.
Another sad moment is a turning point for Mike, who is struggling to provide for his granddaughter and feels he has no choice but to work for a criminal organization.
During the season, Rebecca, Chuck's ex-wife, is introduced to the audience, giving some clues as to the causes of his mental disorder, and the climactic finale leads to Jimmy slowly becoming aware of himself as Saul Goodman.
The attorney rejects a successful job, betrays his brother because he thinks it is the right thing to do, and involves Kim in his misadventures, which eventually turns her into a bad person.
But each time, the writers leave a hint that Jimmy is still a good guy who just happens to have a lot of problems in life.
Others say season 2 may not be the saddest part of the show so far, but it definitely starts the plotlines where all the characters will hit a dead end during Breaking Bad or the last part of Better Call Saul.
Source: Reddit