Better Call Saul Complete Series DVD Season 1-6

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Not every Breaking Bad fan returned for more content in this universe. But, as a series that Empire ranked at number 27 on its list of The 100 Greatest TV Shows of All Time, Better Call Saul is an undeniably worthy successor to its trailblazing source material. It’s Gene, offering money on the end of a fishing line. He’s also asking about his own fortune and associates. Francesca has only bad news. The laundering businesses, the offshore account, even the laser tag, it’s all been shut down. Skylar White cut herself a deal with the feds which means only Saul and Jesse (presumed dead) are still on the loose. There is one thing, though, Francesca admits. She took a call from Kim Wexler, and she was asking after him. With two episodes to go, therefore, any reconciliation between Jimmy and Kim looks a long shot. Not least because Jimmy appears to be dead, with the violence perpetrated on the telephone box indicative of where Gene is as a person. He is lost, trying to rekindle the life of Saul Goodman. He’s gone as far as buying a chiropractic ankle wobbler, but it all seems desperate, not to mention depraved. By way of proof, we get a telltale “sitting dead-eyed in a strip bar” shot before, at the very end, Gene breaks into the house of a cancer patient to steal his identity.

Breaking … and entering … Bob Odenkirk as Gene. Photograph: Greg Lewis/AMC/Sony Pictures Television With Lalo Salamanca just about ready to burn down half of New Mexico, Jimmy McGill ain't gonna cut it in this world. Neither will Saul McGill, or Jimmy Goodman. To sum up my overall impressions: 'Better Call Saul' is a darkly comic, multilayered story that could end up being just as unusual and exciting as we all dared to hope. The tone may be consistent with 'Breaking Bad', but make no mistake: this is very much its own thing. The writing, directing and acting - as well as the production values - are top notch, and if what we've seen so far is anything to go by, we're in for a great first season of a very promising new show. My (provisional) rating: 9 stars out of 10 And once you’re all caught up, return to the pilot show that started it all - the legendary Breaking Bad - and continue on with the events of Saul Goodman’s life of intrigue and excitement. It’s All Goodman

I don’t know who those stoners are that Francesca has as her tenants, but I would watch a short web series of their antics.

But somewhere down the line there's going to be a price to pay, and it's hard to shake the feeling that Slippin' Jimmy isn't going to be able to dodge the hellstorm that's careering his way. The first five seasons of Better Call Saul are currently streaming on Netflix, and you may be able to find select episodes on platforms such as Fubo TV, SlingTV, and the Roku Channel.Having gained momentum with every season since its 2015 debut, Better Call Saul is now considered a supreme example of how to successfully produce a serialised spin-off that matches (and occasionally surpasses) the quality of its predecessor. Following Goodman over multiple series, witness his evolution into the enigmatic character known from Breaking Bad. Inspired to turn his life around and pursuing a respectable legal career, this now ex-scam artist finds himself enveloped in the illegal drug trade - destined to meet the iconic Walter White. David Tennant makes every other Doctor look like an imposter 25 November, 2023 I wish Cathy had stayed away from Two Doors Down 24 November, 2023 Huw Edwards set to leave BBC News after internal inquiry, insiders say 24 November, 2023 So here it is at last: one of the most highly anticipated new TV-shows of the year, the spin-off from probably THE most highly praised TV-show in the history of Television. Naturally, expectations were over the roof - and it was a forgone conclusion that meeting those expectations would be next to impossible. Well, here's the good news. Judging from the first couple of episodes, 'Better Call Saul' will be good. Just how good remains to be seen, but as far as promises go, those first episodes made a big one. But while Gould has already confirmed that we won’t see Jesse (Aaron Paul) or Walter (Bryan Cranston), could we see any other Breaking Bad cameos? We were already treated to the return of Hank (Dean Norris) and his DEA buddy, Steven (Steven Michael Quezada) in season 5... Will Better Call Saul season 6 outshine Breaking Bad?