W hile many prequels often suffer from falling into the same traps, Better Call Saul masterfully avoided all the biggest ...

When Better Call Saul wrapped, it didn’t just hang up the phone, it broke the whole damn line. What started as a wild idea, a ...

Popping up in seasons 4 and 5 of “Breaking Bad” as Mike’s go-to eatery, Loyola’s Family Restaurant makes many reappearances in “Better Call Saul.” Jimmy meets up with the Kettlemans in ...

Kim Wexler is one of Better Call Saul’s most complex and unpredictable characters, and plenty of fans were wrong about where ...

Better Call Saul season 6 came very close to confirming a long-standing Kim Wexler theory, before smartly backing down at the ...

In Better Call Saul, Jimmy doesn't have a very hospitable office, so he meets his potential clients, the Kettlemans, at Loyola's. Jimmy had also met with Mike there several times to discuss ...

Better Call Saul, along with its predecessor, Breaking Bad, is counted among the most iconic shows of recent years.

Better Call Saul has a lot in common with its predecessor, with some of the characters serving similar roles and falling into ...

Kim Wexler was essentially Better Call Saul’s answer to Jesse Pinkman from Breaking Bad — the sidekick with a conscience — but unlike Jesse, she was a true partner. In many ways, Better Call ...