Okay, take a deep breath before you yell at your screen. Better Call Saul might—just might - be better than Breaking Bad. There, we said it. Look, we love Breaking Bad.

Better Call Saul stands tall among the hallowed list of those few spinoff shows that have risen to equal greatness as the ...

A harsh reality about Gustavo Fring (Giancarlo Esposito) needs to be accepted after Better Call Saul. Originally introduced ...

And in a twisted cherry on top of “Better Call Saul’s” suspenseful Season 6 ... With Variety, Dalton breaks down filming his death scene, his fatal showdown with Gus and Lalo’s impact ...

While many prequels often suffer from falling into the same traps, Better Call Saul masterfully avoided all the biggest tropes, but one scene did feel a little unnecessary. Given the stellar ...

Giancarlo [Esposito] and Jonathan [Banks], as you’re watching “Better Call Saul” you kind of forget how they looked back then, until you start cutting scenes back and forth and you realize ...

Co-creator Peter Gould and stars Bob Odenkirk and Rhea Seehorn reflect on the creative decisions and the closing shot that was debated until the last minute. By Brian Davids Writer Up until the ...

Some of Better Call Saul’s best scenes are when there are very few words spoken. This is never more evident than in Kim and Jimmy’s reunion here. Kim gives Jimmy a long, thought-provoking ...

The black and white scenes in Better Call Saul help to open up every new season, and if you’re wondering exactly what the meaning is behind them, we’re here to shed some light on that topic.

Bob Odenkirk has revealed that he has no recollection of filming the Better Call Saul scene in which he suffered a heart attack—in fact, the actor has no memory of a whole week from around that ...

"Better Call Saul" tracked the slow descent of Jimmy into the amoral TV advertising Saul Goodman, but also, in black-and-white scenes set years later, showed Jimmy adopting yet another alter ego ...