With the end of Better Call Saul drawing near, fans are wondering when Walt and Jesse will finally show up, and Bob Odenkirk gave a little sneak peek.
The following contains spoilers for the season 6 midseason finale of Better call Saul
Depending on who you ask, Better call Saul It has arguably transcended its original batch as a mere prequel to breaking bad and become your own impeccably written dramatic beast. Both from a cultural impact and breaking bad had, this spin-off has continued to amaze audiences with each passing year as it explores the origins of the original show’s sleazy lawyer, Saul Goodman. Now that the final season is gearing up for its last hurrah, it looks like things will ramp up to 11 all the time.
Weather Better call Saul itself has been more than capable of supporting its own weight and then some clever storytelling and compelling new characters like Rhea Seehorn’s fascinating and endearing Kim Wexler, there’s a look fans have been waiting for all along. That, of course, is the long-awaited return of Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul as their loved ones. breaking bad characters Walter White and Jesse Pinkman. But how exactly would it happen?
Better call Saul star Bob Odenkirk, who plays the titular Saul Goodman (real name Jimmy McGill), has just given the tiniest sneak peek at the return of these fan favorites. While speaking to Metro.co.uk at the Tribeca Film Festival, he answered a question about how it felt to have Cranston and Paul back on set for one last appearance. “[It was] so good. Seeing Bryan and Aaron playing Walt and Jesse,” Odenkirk replied. But then he added an interesting little sting that suggests his cameos may be more than just the one time. “It’s not just the one time… And it was great.”
.jpg)
No further information was provided, possibly because Odenkirk learned his lesson after accidentally messing up the recent mid-season finale. But this could really upset fans’ expectations for the show’s final episodes. Given how the last episode ended, it seems pretty clear that things will be running at full speed for the rest of the series. Both Jimmy and Kim have reached the point where the decisions they’ve made can’t be undone, and now that those decisions have resulted in the death of Patrick Fabian’s Howard Hamlin, their lives will never be the same again.
But with all that in mind, how will Walter and Jesse influence things? Better call SaulThe framing device has been dividing the time frame between Jimmy’s past and the events of breaking bad and what appears to be a time shortly after the original show’s conclusion. It wouldn’t make much sense to see either Cranston or Paul make cameo appearances during the main timeline since Jimmy/Saul haven’t met either of them yet. In the meantime, sorry to spoil a series that ended 10 years ago, but later scenes wouldn’t work either since Jesse’s story was resolved in the The way sequel to the movie and Walt is completely dead.
Will there be a flash-forward set during the events of breaking bad? Will the 2 returning characters just get a glimpse of their lives before meth? Only time will tell. But thankfully, there isn’t much time left before fans can finally see how Better call Saul play outside.
Better call Saul is available to stream on AMC+ (Netflix in the UK), with the second half of its final season launching on AMC starting July 11, 2022.
Source: Metro.co.uk
