Better Call Saul Season 6 Episode 9 Ending Explained! What Happened and What’s Coming for the Series Finale?

Better Call Saul Season 6 Episode 9 Ending Explained: The final part of the last season of Better Call Saul has undoubtedly amazed fans with only two episodes released. The Breaking Bad “prequel” series has held nothing back and is closer to clashing with its predecessor. And it is not a secret that Walter White (Bryan Cranston) and Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul) will return to the small screen, something that was announced by the Better Call Saul production itself. The dynamic duo will once again be seen, and it is expected that they will be joined by Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk).

The episode released this Tuesday laid the foundations for that great appearance, but without forgetting the possible end of one of the most beloved characters in the spin-off series. Attention! Below are spoilers for Better Call Saul Season 6 Episode 9. If you haven’t seen it and don’t want to find out, don’t read on.

Better Call Saul Season 6 Episode 9: Ending Explained

The episode started with Saul and Kim trying to live their normal day after Howard’s death, although when they got home they couldn’t hide the trauma of what they experienced. At the same time, Gustavo Frings was summoned to a meeting at Don Eladio’s house, where Héctor Salamanca blamed him for the disappearance of his nephew Lalo. Of course, nobody believed the old man and even the meeting ended with Frings taking a large part of the territory for the sale of drugs.

Meanwhile, Kim and Saul went to Howard’s funeral, where his wife questioned whether he was an addict, but the couple ended up convincing her and leaving the late lawyer in a bad way with the only person who believed in him, all to save themselves. But these moments were difficult to overcome for Kim Wexler, who was surprised to leave the law and catch Saul himself off guard.

This led to one last argument in which Kim revealed that she was not only quitting her job, but also Jimmy. The character whose fate was not known until now, since she is not in Breaking Bad, it was finally revealed that she ended up with her husband in an iconic closure for Wexler, although it is not ruled out that she will appear again.

And it is that everyone was confused that after this discussion, there was an important jump in time in which Jimmy became completely Saul Goodman, he already lives in his single mansion and is ready to receive Walter and Jesse in his office at any time.

Explanation and What’s Coming at the End Of Better Call Saul Season 6:

With only four episodes left, the series was surprised in this ninth chapter to jump from the events of the series to almost the same time as Breaking Bad, with Jimmy being completely Saul Goodman, in his new house and with his office the same as it was. we met in the original series.

With this a couple of doubts arise, the first is when we will see Jimmy cross paths with Water White and Jesse Pinkman. And it is that some users noticed that Goodman’s clothing in the final part of the chapter is the same with which he receives Water in her office.

On the other hand, some came across details of dates that suggest that there are still a few weeks left in the series for these characters to meet again. What must be assumed is that we will not see the facts as we saw in Breaking Bad between these characters and if allusions or other moments that we do not know. According to IMBD, the next episode will see the return of both.

There is also the question of whether we will see the characters of Cranston and Paul only in a cameo, or will they be more stable characters considering that there are still four episodes to go. The second question of the final episode is the temporary jump if this will continue at the end of the series or if we will also see moments of the “present” with Jimmy and Kim separating.

Some fans were struck by this moment and wondered if Kim Wexler will appear again or if that was the end of the character, just like that of Howard, Lalo and Nacho. There is also the possibility that we will see Kim not in the events of Better Call Saul, but after Breaking Bad. Past seasons of the spin-off showed us, Goodman, under a new name and working undercover at a cinnamon roll store. By ruling out Kim’s death, several fans dream of a reunion between the two.