Nacho Varga is one of the key players in Better Call Saul, and his role is significant in shaping the cartel landscape into what it is when we reach the Breaking Bad timeline. And if you’re ...

Better Call Saul brought back one key Breaking Bad character in the series finale, but it almost brought them in much earlier and ruined the surprise.

Better Call Saul major connections to Breaking Bad change everything fans thought they new about key characters.

Although he started out as a low-level gangster counting money for the cartel, Nacho Varga ended up becoming one of Better Call Saul’s smartest crooks. Nacho played Gus and the Salamancas ...

These ten villains are ranked here from the least clever to the smartest ones we’ve seen. Seeing key moments in the story helps us see the reasons behind their powerful impact and how smart they were ...

After tracking down Nacho Varga and literally setting ... he dies after setting fire to his house in Season 4, Episode 1 of ‘Better Call Saul.’ ...

The first time Lalo Salamanca appears on “Better Call Saul,” he is dancing and cooking, amusing himself and oozing (menacing) charm as he coaxes cartel enforcer Nacho Varga (Michael Mando ...

In the pantheon of Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul episodes, this one will go ... the Jimmy-Kim events were the sideshow in this episode. Nacho Varga, of course, is still on the run, after playing ...

The quote that echoed like a threat throughout Better Call ... Saul Goodman. It shows the aftermath of Season 5’s failed assassination attempt on Lalo Salamanca (Tony Dalton), including Nacho ...

In the Better Call Saul episode “Pimento,” fans were introduced to Daniel “Pryce” Wormald. Pryce hires Mike as a bodyguard when he sells pills to Nacho Varga. Later he gets in some legal ...