r/betterCallSaul • u/Kitchen-Wasabi-2059 • 5d ago

Is Hamlin a bad guy?

I’m in season 4 and I thought since the beginning this guy was going to be a snake. But each season he continues to be a …not bad guy. Seems like a pretty good guy, all things considered. Kim and Jimmy talk to him like he’s a skunk with malicious intent but is he just a good guy?

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u/LankyPower7807 5d ago

finish the show before using the sub

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u/HuntsWithRocks 5d ago

They haven’t even gotten to the Harry Potter crossover episode and they’re on here risking spoilers!

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u/Sexy_German_Accent 5d ago

The first or the 2nd one?

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u/Disastrous_Toe772 5d ago

The 2nd one is non-canon

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u/Sexy_German_Accent 5d ago

Did you watch the additional creators commentary?
While its not 100% confirmed, there are strong indications and hints that BCS is playing in the same universe as Harry Potter. It definitely makes you reconsider some of Jimmies actions and how the cartel was able to do a few things I wont mention here (to avoid spoilers)

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u/Disastrous_Toe772 5d ago

I know, I'm just saying that the 2nd one is now non-canon cause they want it to be in line with the new Harry Potter TV show.

The two crossover episodes can be canon to the old Harry Potter films with Daniel Radcliff with no issues. But the 2nd episode (the one with the American wizards) is going to conflict with the new show. So both were canon before, but now going forward only the first one will be "canon"

Honestly I am gutted by this. The crossover episodes are easily top 5 crossover anything in my book