Better Call Saul isn’t just a legal drama or a prequel to Breaking Bad, it’s a deep dive into how good people slowly turn bad...or at least, morally questionable.

Better Call Saul tracks Jimmy McGill's transformation ... The iconic courthouse parking booth where Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) first crossed paths with Jimmy McGill isn’t actually a ...

This abundance of great side character writing benefits everyone, even returning Breaking Bad characters like Mike Ementraut or Gus. Breaking Bad was a great story, but Better Call Saul has done a ...

Bob Odenkirk in Better Call Saul. The fates of Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) and Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito), for example, are never in doubt, but numerous other players, including Saul ...

Spoilers follow for the entire series of Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad ... Throughout the finale's various flashbacks, Saul asks Mike and Walter what they would change about their lives if ...

Jesse in the feature-length “El Camino,” and Mike and Gustavo as major players in “Better Call Saul.” We had our Blue Bell mint chocolate ice cream and ate it, too.) Rhea Seehorn as Kim ...

In 2015, Buffett was a VIP guest on the set of the second season of "Better Call Saul." Mike says he'd go back in time to December 2001 before changing the date to March 17, 1984. Mike's son ...

The episode started with a flashback to “Better Call Saul” Season 5, Episode 8, where Saul and Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) are trapped in the desert carrying $7 million. While sweating ...

Killed off in “Breaking Bad,” Mike Ehrmantraut had a long second act in “Better Call Saul.” Banks said playing Mike made him “a little more silent, a little less rambunctious.” ...

"Better Call Saul" (AMC) was never going to end ... "Bagman," in which Saul and Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) wander the New Mexico desert with $7 million cash. Sun-blistered, dehydrated ...

Mike is describing “Better Call Saul” itself. Both prequel and sequel, it is a time machine that moves backward to find how a man went wrong and forward to see where he ends up. And like many ...