*SPOILERS* Who produced the knife featured on last night's "Better Call Saul"?

[dericdesmond]

The real question here is did they use an anachronistic knife? That scene takes place in 2002. Not sure when the Espada was first released, but methinks way later than that.

Same with the revolver he took from the cario accordin to a bud of mine.

 

[Lycosa]

Tuco needs to carry a Urban Tactical Tuco.

 

[heresthedeal]

Same with the revolver he took from the cario accordin to a bud of mine.

I think the judge(complete piece of s##t IMO) may have been out then, not sure about the knife tho.

 

[dericdesmond]

I think the judge(complete piece of s##t IMO) may have been out then, not sure about the knife tho.

Raging judge

 

[PineChaos]

Time does not always only move forward in T.V. land. I belive this show will have stuff that predates, is current to, and post dates breaking bad. This was exemplified in the first episode.

Better Call Saul is a prequel to Breaking Bad.

 

[akula83]

Not to get too far off topic, and perhaps I missed it, but how do they justify Mike and Tuco coming back from the dead?

Oh, and talk about a spoiler alert, I heard from a source with serious bonafides that Jesse will be making a comeback, along with a few others from the past...I'll let that one simmer for a bit.

I believe the story time frame is taking place in 2002, WW sets up shop in about 2007?...4-5 years prequel. Notice Tuco isn't the meth crazed lunatic monster yet.

 

[RobertA.R]

I got a knife chubby when i saw him pull that out. On another note, the show looks pretty promising. Its seriously gonna be pins and needles for me until he actually chnages his name to Saul Goodman, it could be the final episode for all i know.

 

[grownstar]

You wanna make a lasting impression, you bust out an Espada lol

 

[craytab]

You wanna make a lasting impression, you bust out an XL Espada lol

There. I fixed it for you

 

[grownstar]

There. I fixed it for you

Haha much obliged, cray

 

[knives_in_nature]

I saw that and instantly yelled that's a cold steel!

 

[Meast58]

I saw that and instantly yelled that's a cold steel!

I did too.

 

[Vicarious Reality]

I would buy one if it did not have such a nutty handle shape

 

[austonh]

Which a sick bunch of fellows we are, I too experienced a certain degree of satisfaction when I instantly recognized the knife.

 

[edgeobserver]

Which a sick bunch of fellows we are, I too experienced a certain degree of satisfaction when I instantly recognized the knife.

Satisfying indeed :thumbup:

 

[skullcracken]

Not to get too far off topic, and perhaps I missed it, but how do they justify Mike and Tuco coming back from the dead?

Oh, and talk about a spoiler alert, I heard from a source with serious bonafides that Jesse will be making a comeback, along with a few others from the past...I'll let that one simmer for a bit.

Not following your question. "Better Call Saul" isn't a continuation of Breaking Bad. This is basically happening around the same time as Breaking Bad. This is setting up how Saul became a crooked lawyer. How he met Tuco (he set up Tuco as a buyer for Walter), how he met Mike (who he introduced to Walter as "my guy" that takes care of things). I'm sure we'll see some of his interactions with Walter too in later episodes.

 

[Redmasta]

That knife fits the character Tuco perfectly.

 

[Will Batayte]

I have owned one for quite a while and it's a really well made beautiful monster of a knife and it's the medium sized one because there is an xl one.

 

[Rungirlrun]

What size is that blade featured in Better call Saul? A large or XL?

 

[DShiflet]

What size is that blade featured in Better call Saul? A large or XL?

Large.