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I'm really looking forward to this.
New-to-Saul characters, such as the fan-favorite Kettleman couple, may return in Season 2, Gould says, and so, potentially, will some major players from the Bad universe.
"If you watch Season 2, you're going to see a lot of faces you didn't think you'd ever see again, except at a Breaking Bad reunion," Odenkirk says. "In a weird way, it's a bigger thrill than you'd expect when it happens, because you forgot."
By the end of the season, viewers may also see a more fully realized transformation by Jimmy into Saul Goodman, although "I don't feel it's ultimately as incremental as you might think," Odenkirk says. "Every move is earned. That character Saul Goodman is a big choice that Jimmy makes after a big event in his life. I can't say any more about that."
As for how much gas is left in Saul's tank, Gilligan says he has no end game in mind, nor do producers know just how far in Bad's timeline the show will travel.
"It seemed like a no-brainer when we started," Gilligan says. "We know the guy turns into Saul Goodman, but the exact path that he takes is still very much a mystery to us. Generally speaking, for a show to show profits and be economically rewarding for everyone involved, you want at least about five seasons. But is that one season too many? Is that two or three seasons too few? It's hard to tell at this point."
If Saul is renewed for a third season (which it likely will be), he and Gould can then map out a clearer path for Jimmy.
"At this point, the headlights on this car only reach so far into the night," Gould says. "I'm hoping if we go down the road a little further, we'll get a sense of how much further the road goes."
Of course it got another season. The ratings are good and if AMC did decide to dump it, I' sure Netflix would have jumped at full exclusivity.Wait, there's a second season? I thought this didn't get another season... it feels like it's been a year since I watched the first season and I was late to watch it!
Really hyped for this tonight. Expect to see more of Saul becoming what he is in BB this season.
Fuck you're right :/Next Monday is the season 2 premiere isn't it?
Wait, there's a second season? I thought this didn't get another season... it feels like it's been a year since I watched the first season and I was late to watch it!
I'm loving the sound of this.
"I broke my boy"
I really hope we get to see the Saul side of events in BB. Then of course past the events of BB. Lots of opportunity there.
I'm more interested in the post-BB seen briefly at the beginning of the season. Hoping the second season cold open continues that thread.
I think by showing the Saul side of BB events they have a chance to take scenes we thought we knew and turn them on their head, Wild Things style
Can anyone quickly jog my memory of exactly what happened at the end? I have an awful memory, and though I watched the whole season and paid attention, I have a hard time remembering exactly what happened.
breaking boy
I went through S1 on Netflix and loved it. So much.
Is the whole series set to be a prequel to Breaking Bad? Or will any of it take place after BB?
Jimmy found out that it was his brother Chuck who didn't want him in his law firm all along, as opposed to Howard (head of the firm) who as it turns out actually did want Jimmy to join. Because Howard thinks Jimmy is too shady a person to be worthy of that power. This is having a profound impact on Jimmy, who tells Mike he is done playing by the rules.
Because Howard thinks Jimmy is too shady a person to be worthy of that power.