If youve got a problem and no one else can help and if you can find him, maybe you should call Saul Goodman. Breaking Bad fans, dont despair no need to allow your grief over the shows departure to send you down the dark tunnel of meth addiction or scurrying for the nearest jewellers to steal baby tiaras. If youre even vaguely familiar with Vince Gilligans masterpiece, we dont need to spell out the fact that it aint coming back, but Walter Whitites can rejoice nonetheless in the arrival of Better Call Saul in February. As for finding Saul, unlike the elusive A-Team, that shouldnt be a problem for any legally challenged residents of Albuquerque. If you own a television set, youll have seen his gaudy, lowest-common-denominator commercials, complete with cheesy graphics and hot cops. If youve ever waited for a bus, you might just have found his face splayed all over the bench youre sitting on or staring at you from a billboard. And if youre having trouble finding his place of business, keep an eye out for the twenty-foot-tall inflatable Statue of Liberty. Its a metaphor. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaqkzFuOXsY Of all the potential candidates for a spin-off, its fair to say Saul Goodman was the best fit. His name alone an abbreviation of Its all good, man was a sliver of brilliance, and his antics and one-liners were a welcome beacon in the murky waters of Vince Gilligans masterpiece. A prequel focussing on Sauls life before The One Who Knocks arrived at his door gives the shows writers and creators the opportunity to produce a show that honours Breaking Bad by bringing back some familiar faces Jonathan Banks Mike Ehrmantraut, among others, will appear in Better Call Saul while venturing in a lighter, more comical direction. As for other Breaking Bad alumni who carry their own show, theres more than you might think
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