The Jaw-Dropping Fate of Jimmy & Kim Unveiled: 10 Shocking Predictions After Better Call Saul's Final Prison Scene

Summary

Jimmy McGill's notoriety as Saul Goodman is bound to make him a noteworthy presence behind bars. He is expected to earn a reputation as a fixer, leveraging his legal expertise to aid fellow inmates.

Kim Wexler could potentially resume her legal career by leveraging her pro bono work following the events of Better Call Saul. Given her desire to move forward and leave her past behind, it is doubtful she will visit Jimmy in prison again after their last encounter.

After the final prison scene in Better Call Saul, the fate of Jimmy McGill and Kim Wexler is left uncertain. While the series hints at their possible futures, there are still 10 big predictions for what lies ahead. Despite the conclusion of Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad, the lives of Jimmy and Kim continue, and here is a glimpse of what they might be up to after the events of the show.

The ending of Better Call Saul takes a tragic turn for its main characters as Jimmy, now known as Saul Goodman, finally faces the consequences of his criminal actions throughout the franchise. With a prison sentence of 86 years, it is likely that Jimmy will spend the rest of his life behind bars, given his age at the end of the series. Fortunately, he uses his trial to clear Kim of any wrongdoing, ensuring that she walks away from Better Call Saul as a free woman. The show concludes with Jimmy and Kim reuniting briefly at the prison, sharing a cigarette and exchanging a few words before Kim departs. However, what lies ahead for them remains a mystery.

10 Jimmy Becomes A Prison Fixer For Other Inmates

It appears probable that

9 Kim Finally Returns To Being A Lawyer

will spend a major portion of his existence behind bars, yet there exists a plethora of narratives that could transpire during his incarceration. In the upcoming season 6 of Better Call Saul,

9 Kim Finally Returns To Being A Lawyer

finds himself seated on a bus amidst the resounding chants of numerous inmates, signifying their recognition of him as Saul Goodman and their admiration for his endeavors on behalf of other felons. Given

9 Kim Finally Returns To Being A Lawyer

's past as a defense lawyer, he may attain considerable popularity within the prison walls, perhaps even assuming the role of a problem solver. Leveraging his legal acumen,

9 Kim Finally Returns To Being A Lawyer

could aid certain convicts in securing early release or expose unlawful conduct perpetrated by prison guards.

Following the demise of Howard Hamlin, Kim Wexler departs Albuquerque and forsakes her life as an attorney, opting instead to relocate to Florida and work at a sprinkler company. Although Kim remains employed by this company throughout the events of Breaking Bad, the conclusion of Better Call Saul sees her embracing pro bono work as a volunteer lawyer, reconnecting with her initial passion. Once Jimmy's trial concludes and the dust settles, it is plausible that Kim will be prepared to fully immerse herself in the legal profession once again, utilizing her volunteer work as a catalyst to reignite her pro bono legal career.

8 Kim Never Visits Jimmy Again After Better Call Saul Season 6's Ending

While the conclusion of Better Call Saul season 6 features Kim paying a visit to Jimmy in prison, it is questionable whether she would repeat this action following the show's conclusion. Considering their long history of divorce on Better Call Saul, it is likely that Kim would strive to distance herself from her dubious past and focus on moving forward, instead of making frequent visits to Jimmy. It is logical to assume that Kim's one-time visit to Jimmy served as a means to conclude their relationship, allowing her to embark on a fresh start and sever all ties with him.

7 Huell Visits Jimmy In Prison

Despite being incarcerated, Jimmy has the opportunity to reconnect with the numerous characters he encounters in Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad. One of the prime candidates for visiting Jimmy in prison is Huell, as their friendship develops throughout both series. Given their involvement in various scams and criminal undertakings together, it is logical for Huell to pay Jimmy a visit, even if it's primarily motivated by his own legal security.

6 Kim's Connection To Saul Goodman Makes Her Famous

5 Jesse Pinkman In Alaska Reads About Jimmy Going To Jail

Kim Wexler, contrary to appearances, may not be inclined to exploit her association with Saul Goodman. However, it is highly probable that her past will contribute to her becoming a well-known figure, for better or worse, following the events of Better Call Saul season 6. Through her relationship with Jimmy, Kim not only finds herself linked to the renowned lawyer but also becomes associated with various murders and other criminal activities depicted in both Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad. Given the significance of this narrative, it is conceivable that people may come to recognize Kim and raise questions about her past, thus subjecting her to the torment brought upon by the show's ending.

Jimmy's incarceration would likely have become widely known throughout the country given the immense impact of the events depicted in Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad. Consequently, it is conceivable that one of the Breaking Bad characters, Jesse Pinkman, may have caught wind of this news. Following the events of El Camino, Jesse is currently evading capture in Alaska. While Jesse may hold some resentment towards Jimmy, it is highly unlikely that he would risk leaving Alaska and embarking on a pursuit for revenge.

4 Kim Breaks Up With Her Lover

3 Other Breaking Bad & Better Call Saul Characters Get Arrested Due To Jimmy's Trial

During her time in Florida in season 6 of Better Call Saul, Kim enters into a romantic relationship with a man named Glenn. Details about Kim's partner remain scarce, and although they are still an item by the end of the season, there is a possibility that she may have ended things with him after the show concluded. It appeared as if being with Glenn was a form of self-imposed punishment for Kim, but now that she has achieved closure with Jimmy, she might be willing to move on from him.

With numerous connections in both Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad, Jimmy's trial could potentially have far-reaching consequences, impacting the arrest of others. Within the franchise, Jimmy possesses extensive knowledge about various characters, such as Huell, Kuby, and Francesca, who have aided him in carrying out numerous fraudulent activities and criminal schemes. In an attempt to lessen his sentence, Jimmy may contemplate betraying his former companions, ultimately leading to additional arrests.

2 Jimmy McGill's Trial Makes Heisenberg's Legacy Even Bigger

Above all, Jimmy is a flamboyant performer, transforming each of his tribulations and schemes into a grand extravaganza. It would be entirely characteristic of Jimmy to turn his own trial into a grand spectacle, potentially magnifying Heisenberg's legacy even further. In Better Call Saul season 6, Jimmy is observed discussing Heisenberg during his trial, which could result in propelling Walter White to even greater heights of popularity.

1 Jimmy Dies In Prison

In the aftermath of Better Call Saul season 6, the most probable outcome is Jimmy's demise while incarcerated. With an 86-year sentence, his release would only be possible through escape or sentence reduction, making it highly unlikely. Moreover, Jimmy has numerous adversaries within the prison system, raising the possibility of his untimely death before old age takes its toll. Despite being sentenced to life behind bars, Better Call Saul season 6 hints at Jimmy finding acceptance with his fate.