It looks like new details for the Breaking Bad spin-off, Better Calle Saul have been revealed.
The producers are very much confident that fans will watch its spin-off series. Better Call Saul is AMC's much anticipated series from producers Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould - will have a two-night premiere on Sunday Feb 8& Mon Feb nine at 10 pm. In anticipation of the debut, Gilligan and Gould were joined by stars Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks and newcomers Michael McKean, Rhea Seehorn, Apostle Fabian, and Michael Mando at today's TCA (Television Critics Association) press tour to unveil a number of what we will expect from the series.
Saul's connection to Breaking Bad has been inherently linked to the series that launched the savvy, fast-talking and most of the time ruthless, but definitely lovable. As Odenkirk stressed, it's got the similar production team and already engages Breaking Bad's favorite fixer Mike Ehrmantraut. We've watched the first two episodes. There is Breaking Bad alum who makes a important appearance right out of the gateway.
But, Gould disclosed that fan will neither see Jesse Pinkman nor Walter White in the series' first season. During the TCA press conference, he explained, "We really want it to be its own thing," Gould explained. Gilligan said that it would fairly hard to engage Pinkman at the stage, as he would be late in Middle and Early High School.
He further explained, "He doesn't know how to apply the ethics that he has. Vince and Peter create highly conflicting ethical situations where personal drives juxtapose with good behavior."
The production team has list on the cork board with each Breaking Bad cast that could be included on Saul, Gould answered, "Some of them are the big one's who'd you think about," Further discussed. "Some of them you may not - like Wendy. We want it to be organic to the story."
Anything is possible in the future seasons, although, Walt and Pinkman will not be a part of Saul's first season.
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