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When Better Call Saul debuted in February 2015, it did not become a household name, as its predecessor did. Now after five great seasons we’re ready for a better call and a better call Saul is ready for season 6.
Better Call Saul Season 6 Release Date in 2024
Variety confirms that Better Call Saul will end in 2024. Expect that to happen in the latter part of next year, however – there will be three more episodes than the usual ten, and there will be a one-year gap between each season. Also, the start of production may be delayed by COVID-19.
However, work on the Finale story is already underway. In an interview with Variety in April, Gould stated that “we have started to work over the last few weeks … there are some things going on in the writing room that I am very excited about.”
The storyline of the Season
The season 5 finale featured two main stories: Kim Howard vs. Hamlin and Lalo Salamanca vs. Bueno, all. In the final scene, we leave Lalu in a rage after a failed attempt to assassinate Gus. “At his house and with the death of mom,” Tony Dalton told the LA Times, “Lalo has revenge in his eyes and he’s heading north for revenge.” However, we know that Lalo survives, as we remember Walter White’s terrible line in Goodman’s Breaking Bad: “Did Lalo send you?”
One of the men is Nacho Varga with a target on his back, and Gould describes The Wrap in “deep, deep trouble.” Nacho disappears during the murder, and Lalo’s prolonged shot of a drink that he shared with Varga moments before confirms that he suspects the involvement of his former accomplice. Nacho never appears on Breaking Bad, so don’t bet on him to get out alive.
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Who will be the cast
The cast of Better Call Saul Season 6 is unconfirmed, but we definitely have more of Rhea Sehorn (Kim Wexler), Jonathan Banks (Mike Ehrmantrut), Patrick Fabian (Howard Hamlin), Michele Mando (Nacho Varga), Giancarlo. we will see. Esposito (Gus Fringe) and Tony Dalton (Lalo Salamanca).
But by the time Gould has already confirmed that we haven’t seen Jessie (Aaron Paul) or Walter (Brian Cranston), can we see any other bad cameos?
Would Saul’s Season 6 outing go wrong?
Better to call Saul, he soon justified his existence in his own way. His undivided focus on character development is, in some ways, better than not just Breaking Bad, but a great show as well.
