Better Call Saul: Season Three

The show is an exquisite slow burn of character development of the kind only Gilligan and Gould can offer. Four stars is an outrage; nothing less than five for this masterpiece. No it's not Breaking Bad, but the good news is: it was never meant to be. Don't miss this show.

I can hardly wait until the first episode of this is available. I've heard this will be the darkest season so far. The second season foreshadows a lot of difficulty for Jimmy before and as he becomes Saul. Can hardly wait. To the people who gave this one star because they misunderstood the airing process: you are unbelievable.

The show is even more compelling than Breaking Bad. It stands on its own. You dont need to see BB to enjoy the show. It helps to get all the ins and outs but go for it. Its great.

This series is just as good if not better than Breaking Bad. I love it! Saul is awesome. Season 1 and 2 were awesome. I'm hooked. Bought the season pass for season 3 and watched all in one night :)

There's nothing else like this masterpiece on television. If watching paint dry was this captivating...I could watch paint dry all day.

Love the acting, the plot, just want Jimmy to get a break and have things go well for him even though I realise that this isn't the point of the story.

Oh, Jimmy--so THIS is how it happened! During Breaking Bad we got a taste of the sleazy/smart lawyer named Saul Goodman, who guided Walter White and his wife through many a dark and frightening passageway. Though he was nearly a caricature, he still came through as someone you wish they had spent more time exploring--but to do so would have gotten Breaking Bad off track. No, this was the right way to go--giving Jimmy McGill/Saul Goodman his own story to follow. And what a story it is. In seasons One and Two we learned about his brother Chuck, the rivalry that spurs him to be Jimmy's gadfly at every turn, and the treachery he practices--and we learned that Jimmy is no stranger to the seamy side of the coin as well. His former life as a con-artist, his willingness to bend and break any rule that prevents him from getting over on the law and his brother--and sometimes, with all due respect to heroism, even those nasty corporate greed-mongers. We can't help but like Jimmy McGill--and somewhere in the sandstorms he creates, a small spark of hope that he really is that altruistic, idealistic elder-law-practicing good guy keeps you liking him and even cheering him on when he finally gets one over on his brother. But then the hammer falls. He's pushed himself too far out onto the ledge, and you just know what has to happen. The reckoning will come.This season you learn more about the background of the brothers, and you learn something that might have you, the viewer, teetering on the same ledge as Jimmy McGill, and you know you'll fall one way or the other. But in the meantime, enjoy, enjoy, enjoy.Vince Gilligan has created one of the most human, complex and interesting characters ever seen in an hour-long television show, and you will not be able to see Saul Goodman as a caricature ever again. Instead, he will emerge as a fully-formed personality, flaws and all, unforgettable, unforgiveable, and unredeemed--but lovable all the same. This has turned out to be another masterpiece and it's well worth your time and effort. Just watch out for that slippery ledge.

I purchased the season pass and really wish I had the patience to wait for the end of the season to binge watch. I can barely get through the 8 days between episodes. Yes, it's that good.

Even when shops aren't locked down Amazon provides fantastic choice and exceptional value

Good entertainment.

Great series, characters well developed and realised.

Very good series ,Its still at the high standard of series 1 & 2

Für mich die beste Staffel bisher. Wieder sehr ausgeklügelter Plot und tolle Bilder und Schnitte. Genau wie im Stil von Beaking Bad. Sehr künstlerisch.Saul spielt wie immer den etwas trotteligen Anwalt, dazu kommt seine Anwaltspartnerin, die ebenfalls gut spielt und deren gemeinsame " Liebesgeschichte", die eigentlich keine ist, da sie sich im Grunde nur in den Köpfen der Zuschauer abspielt, zwar angedeutet, im Grunde aber nicht statt findent. Auch dies künstlerisch total gut umgesetzt. Grandios auch Mike Ehrmantraut, den man nun noch öfter zu sehen bekommt und der wieder kongenial mit der Truppe rund um Hector Salamanca und Gustavo Fring agiert. Als großer Breaking Bad Fan bin ich allerdings trotzdem froh, dass die Gewaltexzesse hier gänzlich fehlen, auch wenn man in manchen Situationen förmlich darauf wartet, dass nun das große Gemetzel einsetzt. Ein Erbe von BB, aber auch ein toller Schachzug von den Machern von Better call Saul, in dieser Art viel Dramaturgie aus BB herüber gerettet zu haben. Die ruhige, langsame Erzählweise wurde uns übrigens nie langweilig, im Gegenteil macht sie diese Serie trotzdem spannenend und sehr interessant.