Better Call Saul's Chuck was one of the most unlikable villains in the series, but the original character plan could have changed the series' ending.
Jimmy and Chuck had one of the most interesting relationships in Better Call Saul, but the original plan could have drastically changed the series' ending. The two brothers had a love/hate relationship, and things spiraled completely out of control when working on the Sandpiper case together. Better Call Saul season 3's ending sees Chuck die by suicide, as he sets his house on fire with the gas lantern that he used since the very beginning of the first season.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY However, while Chuck was considered the villain for the first half of the series, according to Kim Wexler actor Rhea Seahorn, Chuck was originally good-hearted in Better Call Saul. The actor explained, "Michael McKean played it with such gravitas and so much complexity and subtext that they were like, 'Oh I think this is a formidable foe.
Before confessing, Jimmy had bargained a plea deal for himself that whittled his sentence down to seven years. If Chuck didn't kill himself because of what Jimmy did to him, Jimmy likely wouldn't have been regretful enough over anything that would encourage him to confess. He would probably have gotten the plea deal and continued his scams in jail until he was freed a few years later.
Better Call Saul Could've Ended The Same Though a more brotherly relationship between Jimmy and Chuck might have changed Jimmy's timeline, it could still have had the same fateful ending with Jimmy being responsible for Chuck's death in some other way. As Jimmy frequently dealt with criminals and became heavily involved in crime himself, Chuck could have died as a result of that, just as Howard did.
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