Better Call Saul Season 6 New Cast & Returning Character Guide
Bob Odenkirk's Jimmy McGill returns one last time in Better Call Saul season 6. Here are all of the cast and characters joining his swansong.
Set in times before, during, and after Breaking Bad, the AMC crime drama spinoff follows the trials and tribulations of criminal lawyer Saul Goodman (Odenkirk) as he looks to make a name for himself at his firm located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The show digs deeper into the events that crafted Saul and the repercussions of his actions.
Bob Odenkirk's Jimmy McGill returns one last time in Better Call Saul season 6. Here are all of the cast and characters joining his swansong.
From Gus Fring to Lalo Salamanca to the mysterious cousins, there are a ton of iconic villains in Breaking Bad and its spin-off Better Call Saul.
Better Call Saul ends with Jimmy McGill in prison, and despite fans hoping otherwise, this is where he will likely live out the rest of his life.
Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul exist in the same universe, and therefore, share a fanbase, but Netflix has shown that one series is more popular.
Despite Better Call Saul's conclusion in 2022, there is strong evidence to suggest the Breaking Bad franchise will make a return in the future.
Breaking Bad's Walter White is one of the best villains in TV. However, Better Call Saul's version of him is equally vile and an unexpected character.
Revenge was a common motive for several characters in the Breaking Bad universe, but it hardly ever proved to be a good choice, if at all.
Despite being a prequel spinoff of Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul stood out on its own because of its compelling returning and original characters.
Better Call Saul's twist that Chuck had been the villain the whole time along with him revealing his true contempt for Jimmy is its peak scene.
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Better Call Saul boasted many smart characters, so when they made a dumb decision, it usually impacted not only them but their entire worlds.
Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul were violent shows not only because of blood or explosions but also because of the decisions made by the characters.
Fans missing Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul may be able to fill their crime drama void with a new television series coming to AMC next year.
Kim Wexler is far from the worst character in the Breaking Bad franchise, but these 10 choices are still the worse things she did in Better Call Saul.
The intro to Better Call Saul season 3, episode 5, "Chicanery," summarizes Chuck McGill's downfall and exemplifies Jimmy’s brother’s biggest flaws.
Gene Roddenberry and Walter White are light years apart, but there's considerable crossover between the Star Trek and Breaking Bad universes.
The final scene of "Bad Choice Road" is arguably Better Call Saul’s best scene, delivering a terrifying interaction involving Lalo, Jimmy, and Kim.
This Breaking Bad character was already beloved by fans and Better Call Saul took it one step further when they delved into his backstory.
Better Call Saul’s Mike gets negative marks for his survival skills from an expert, who details mistakes from one of the show’s memorable episodes.
A TV show's final season is rarely its very best, but Breaking Bad and its spin-off Better Call Saul managed to pull that off with their endings.
Though far from a full-fledged comedy, Better Call Saul had its fair share of moments where the hit AMC drama series came across as a sitcom.