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Jimmy and Kim plot their next move while Nacho runs for his life. Published on April 18, 2022. In the Breaking Bad universe of which Better Call Saul is a part, houses have always been important. Walter White's three-bedroom ranch; Jesse Pinkman's beloved Spanish colonial; Mike's modest brick bungalow; the top-floor condo where Jimmy and Kim are eternally competing for sink space. Some of the most revealing moments in Better Call Saul come from a quick glimpse of a character at home: Howard Hamlin, for instance, is not just a man who's rich enough to own a matching quartet of mid-century Mies van der Rohe loungers that cost $7,000 apiece, he's so confident in his cleanliness (physical and otherwise) that he owns them in white leather . In Breaking Bad , Walt's suburban home — with its modest kitchen, beige carpeting and scattered baby toys — eventually became more like his foil, standing in sharp contrast to the bad man he was becoming. In Better Call Saul , the condo Jimmy shares with Kim has started to feel too small for the three of them: Jimmy, Kim, and Saul Goodman. That might be why Jimmy's success fantasies all seem to revolve around real estate (remember him dragging Kim through that open house early last season? ”Look at all this wall space!”) This is a world in which, to know who a person is, you have to see where he lives. Let us consider what it means that until now, in the opening moments of this sixth and final season of Better Call Saul, we have never, ever seen Saul Goodman's house. Alköz: 1 Kırmızı ateş.