Better Call Saul Season 6 Will Release In Two Parts

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The final season of Better Call Saul will split into two parts, much like its predecessor Breaking Bad, with the first half airing early 2022.

The sixth and final season of Better Call Saul will be released in two parts. The show is currently filming its final season, which has been underway since March and since then, there have been many teasers from the creators and its stars about the events that will occur. This season specifically has been synonymous with its connection to its predecessor series, BreakingBad, due to the character of Jimmy McGill, who fans know as Saul Goodman in the spinoff series, and his journey to becoming a "criminal" attorney, along with the path of Mike Ehrmantraut working for Gus Fring.

While Breaking Bad was a show known for its action scenes and brutal violence, Better Call Saul is more subdued in its storytelling, focusing more intently on its characters and development. Additionally, the premise of the prequel involved Jimmy in courthouses and law firms and Mike spending more time with his granddaughter rather than being heavily involved in the drug cartel or criminal activities. However, as the seasons progressed, the show has grown in its action scenes while also balancing the character and thematic components. The action is sure to continue as Rhea Seehorn, who portrays Kim Wexler, a colleague lawyer who helps Jimmy with his cases and later becomes his wife in the latest season, recently teased that Better Call Saul season 6 will "blow people's minds."

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In an interview with Variety, Seehorn revealed that season 6 of Better Call Saulwill be split into two halves. Other than that new bit of information, Seehorn was careful not to reveal any other details regarding the upcoming season. The first half of season 6 is expected to premiere early 2022.

 

Because of the knowledge that Kim does not appear at all in Breaking Bad, many fans wonder what will become of Kim in the series. Despite the pacing of the last five seasons, the show has slowly and surely continued to connect events and characters from its predecessor. The last season ended on several intense fronts that certainly the final season will answer for. This includes Kim Wexler swaying more towards the dark side with Jimmy and the rise of the war between Gus and Lalo Salamanca, with Nacho Varga caught in the battle after turning on the latter, so it will be interesting to see where the fates of all the characters lie.

It is unclear how many episodes Better Call Saul will release in the first half of the season, but it will most likely reach the halfway point with either six or seven episodes. While the series is well known for taking its time with its stories, the final season definitely brings more pressure to make sure everything is told in a finite number of episodes. And with the events of the previous season finale and the flash forwards that open each season, it is certain that Better Call Saul will veer towards the ruthlessness as it inches closer to the Breaking Bad timeline and tie a lot of loose ends together. More information is soon to come and it will be exciting to begin the endgame when the last season of Better Call Saul arrives in the coming months.

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