Episode Review: Better Call Saul Season 4 Finale

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The fourth and final season of Vince Gilligan's critically acclaimed prequel series 'Better Call Saul' concluded with a bang last night, as critics are already weighing in on the highly-anticipated finale episode. Titled 'Winner,' this season closer did not disappoint, bringing closure to several storylines while also leaving audiences eagerly anticipating what's next for Albuquerque's favorite lawyer-in-the-making.

As usual, lead star Bob Odenkirk once again delivered a tour-de-force performance as morally ambiguous attorney Jimmy McGill (aka Saul Goodman), whose journey from small-time crook to full-fledged courtroom ace has captivated viewers since the show's premiere back in 2015. Alongside him were equally impressive performances from supporting cast members, including Jonathan Banks' gruff and enigmatic Mike Ehrmantraut.

In 'Winner,' we see Jimmy facing off against some of his most formidable foes yet as he attempts to secure a major victory for one of his most loyal clients - all while dealing with personal demons that threaten to tear him apart both inside and out. With its trademark blend of dark humor, suspenseful tension, and heart-wrenching drama, 'Winner' is an episode that will stay with fans long after the credits roll.

Better Call Saul Season 1 Episode 11 Review

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Last night's mid-season finale marked a major turning point for Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkicky) as he found himself caught between his old life and the one he so desperately wants to leave behind. As we previously previewed, this week's episode titled 'Pimento' was action-packed from start to finish with plenty of twists & turns that left us guessing until the very end.

With Chuck (Rhea Seehorn) continuing her relentless pursuit of Jimmy over his involvement in a recent embezzlement scheme at HHM, our anti-hero lawyer must now decide whether to fight back or fold under pressure. Meanwhile, Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) becomes increasingly entangled in the case as well - much to everyone's chagrin.

Overall, 'Pimento' was another gripping installment of Better Call Saul that only served to further solidify why this series remains one of TV's must-watch dramas each and every week. Don't miss next Monday night at 9pm ET/8c on AMC when the action continues in part two!

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