'Better Call Saul' Season 6 Episode 12: Fans demand EMMY for Rhea Seehorn's riveting portrayal of Kim Wexler
Kim Wexler has been one of the integral characters in ‘Better Call Saul’. Since the beginning, the character was a force to be reckoned with and had always been better than Saul Goodman in so many ways. The transition of her character has been astounding and Rhea Seehorn has done a phenomenal job in portraying that on the small screen. In the penultimate episode of ‘Better Call Saul’ Season 6, we finally saw Kim Wexler making an appearance for the first time since Episode 9. In that episode, Kim left Saul after what happened with Howard and Lalo, deciding to have a life with no guilt. But that’s impossible to do because she has been an active member of what Saul did in the past.
In the post ‘Breaking Bad’ era, Kim is living in Florida and working at Palm Coast Sprinklers. Everything was smooth and simple until Saul called her. They got into an argument after Kim told Saul that he should “turn himself in”. However, Saul got furious and told Kim that she should surrender as well because she planned a lot of things during that time. Shockingly, Kim returns to Albuquerque and tells the truth to Howard’s wife, Cheryl. The affidavit said that she and Saul planted everything on Howard and made his life miserable. She also admitted that Howard’s death wasn’t a suicide.
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After heading out, Kim cried her heart out on a bus and realized she shouldn’t have come to Albuquerque. The entire scene was shot beautifully and Rhea Seehorn grabbed all the attention with a stupendous performance. Social media was in awe of Seehorn’s performance and showered praises on her, with everyone saying that she should definitely get an EMMY this time around. One of the fans wrote, “Just give @rheaseehorn the Emmy now”. Another fan said, “Rhea Seehorn has without a doubt given us one of the best performances in television history. This is f*****g heavy.” Another social media user tweeted, “Man I really hope @rheaseehorn wins the Emmy. She so deserves it! That airport shuttle scene was AMAZEBALLS.”
Just give @rheaseehorn the Emmy now. #BetterCallSaul
— Joey Grabowski (@joey_grabowski) August 9, 2022
Rhea Seehorn has without a doubt given us one of the best performances in television history. This is fucking heavy. #BetterCallSaul
— Joe Cash (@JoeCashKOTD) August 9, 2022
Man I really hope @rheaseehorn wins the Emmy. She so deserves it! That airport shuttle scene was AMAZEBALLS. #BetterCallSaul pic.twitter.com/bJN4zudH1B
— Melisa Wells (she/her) (@melisalw) August 9, 2022
“If you don't give @rheaseehorn the Emmy, the Emmys are meaningless,” wrote another fan. “Rhea Seehorn’s performance just knocked the wind out of me,” said another one. “Bravo Rhea, some of the best acting I’ve ever witnessed,” tweeted another user. “My heart aches for you @rheaseehorn - that scene on the bus was legendary. You played Kim Wexler so well. Take a bow!!” said another fan.
If you don't give @rheaseehorn the Emmy, the Emmys are meaningless. #bettercallsaulseason6 #bettercallsaul #bcs
— Laurie Crosswell (@lauriecrosswell) August 9, 2022
Rhea Seehorn’s performance just knocked the wind out of me. #bettercallsaul
— Katie (@homewardbound83) August 9, 2022
Bravo Rhea, some of the best acting I’ve ever witnessed #bettercallsaul
— coolkid113 (@coolkid1131) August 9, 2022
My heart aches for you @rheaseehorn - that scene on the bus was legendary. You played Kim Wexler so well. Take a bow!!#BetterCallSaul
— Syed (@DreamSacred) August 9, 2022
With tonight’s episode, we have finally witnessed the end of the Kim and Saul era as they signed the divorce papers. Also, Jeffy’s mother has already gotten to know about Saul’s reality and called the police, so it seems like the end is near for the former lawyer. Although it will be hard to bring Kim for the final episode, if Saul goes to trial for everything he has done, Kim might turn out to be the most important person during that trial.
Well, we are going to see the end of the saga next week and it will truly be the end of an era.
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