“Better Call Saul,” like its progenitor, “Breaking Bad,” has made a pretty solid case for TV-classic status. Now here comes the series finale, on Aug. 15. Let the nail-biting begin. The end of any beloved series is a complicated moment for fans who have fully invested in the unfolding story, following every plot twist and character wrinkle. Because “Better Call Saul” is a spinoff prequel to “Breaking Bad,” there’s not the usual suspense over who among the major characters will live or die — with one very large exception. Still, along with the inevitable sense of incipient loss, a kind of pre-mourning, the run-up to the finale of any major show can trigger waves of anxiety, even dread among fans. Will a botched sendoff spoil the magical memories of the preceding seasons — the equivalent of a fumble on the goal line? Or will the series stick the landing? Read the full story at the link in our bio. 📸: Greg Lewis