I forgot to include link. I just googled "Saul 2020", this was one of many that popped up. This post is only a citation footnote.

https://news.avclub.com/better-call-...020-1833854217

I'd be curious to see how they could reintroduce Jesse &/or Walter White.

Except for the flash forward Omaha Cinnabon scenes, the timeline for BCS is taking place before BB. Although at times it's rough to continue to suspend disbelief, Gilligan & Co.have done a decent enough of a job making Jimmy/Saul and Mike as younger than their future selves in the Breaking Bad universe, but I can't see how they can tie current BCS into the start of BB, everyone is physically 11-12 years older now.

If it does happen, it will be interesting to see how this is handled. Perhaps bringing Walter White or Jesse into Omaha Gene world might make the most sense.

I think they are already pretty close in the timeline to the start of BB?

Making people look a couple years younger is a pretty trivial make-up job. And if you watched Captain Marvel, they did a good job with special effects to de-age Samuel L. Jackson. And there’s also the upcoming “The Irishman”: http://collider.com/the-irishman-de-...rtin-scorsese/

Now BCS probably won’t have a budget large enough for that, but even if Jesse looks 5 years older than he did early on in BB, nobody is going to care too much.

Wonder if a show can be made of Saul as Gene.

Kim popped up on 'Veep' as Dr. House's campaign manager, pretty sure that's the only thing I've seen that actress in other than BCS

It’s possible the actor they had been waiting for is Tony Dalton
https://deadline.com/2019/04/better-...-5-1202591334/

Saw Kim on Veep and Howard on Barry on Sunday.

ya howard was hilarious on Barry

who was Howard on Barry? I didn't notice him...

https://thenaturalaristocrat.com/201...s-cameo-barry/

goddammit, I shoulda known

A terrific interview with Rhea Seehorn about the subtexts and subtleties of her character. Really enjoyed her breaking down the "Kim chews out Howard" scene, and the final scene of Season 4.

TV Guide: Rhea Seehorn on Kim's Season 4 Struggle and the Better Call Saul Scene That Surprised Her.
http://www.tvguide.com/news/emmy-con...ter-call-saul/

just rewatched that Kim/Howard scene again...best show on TV.

And I love the little bits she talks about in the interview, the scenes where Kim and Jimmy are brushing their teeth, smoking together, etc. It really show their relationship.

Of course Kim/ Rhea is great but Howard has always been just an excellent character as well. Patrick Fabian nails the role.
Good looking, blonde, rich kid, son of a successful Attorney. You know that he has been given every opportunity throughout his life; it's all just been handed to him, so that when he grows up to take over the firm, there is a certain question on whether all the superficial polish can really be trusted. Yet time and again when tested, he always seems to say the right thing and choose the right action. Turns out that despite receiving a paved path to success, he has also worked hard and is a good person. There is substance in his character behind the polish.
Still constant tension exists in this viewers mind on whether he can really be trusted, you suspect at some point he is just going to screw over someone royally, and yet he never has, so far.

Anybody recognise the guy second from left?

Peter Gould writer. From the comments.

odenkirk is in an interview massively hyping s5 as the best they've done, and giancarlo has said it will end after six seasons

BB movie come out at 3 am est?

I'm 99% sure. Pretty excited.

I'm 99% sure. Pretty excited. Will I be watching it at 3 am est? You're damn right.

It's actually in some Movie theater's also tomorrow. Kind of weird.

They did the same with Beasts of No Nation.

I think they need some theatrical release to be eligible for awards.

Is this the EC Live Viewing Thread?

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