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The Breaking Bad spinoff series Better Call Saul is arguably the most anticipated new show of 2014, and since it premieres on AMC in November we have plenty of time for updates and additions. One huge possibility for the show is guest appearances from Breaking Bad characters, according to creator Vince Gilligan, and it looks like Aaron Paul is into this idea! Read More »
The March 3, 2014 edition of WWE's Monday Night Raw should be one of the most fascinating episodes the company has produced in a long while. The show will emanate live from the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois, which is just outside of Chicago. For all intents and purposes, this show will take place in the hometown of CM Punk, who abruptly left the company last month. Read More »
The Breaking Bad prequel Better Call Saul is starting to take shape, as Vince Gilligan's spinoff show just landed a major character from the original series. Read More »
It's been several months since Breaking Bad aired its series finale (we're still getting over it), but fans have something new to look forward to in the form of the spinoff series Better Call Saul that will air on AMC in 2014. Breaking Bad series creator Vince Gilligan and Bob Odenkirk, who played Saul Goodman, will be back at it for the new show. Thankfully, fans will not have to wait too long to watch the new series all over again after it airs next year. Read More »
News broke a few months ago that Breaking Bad would receive a spinoff entitled Better Call Saul that would focus on the ethically shady but undeniably funny lawyer Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk). The news of course led to questions about the nature of the show, but Breaking Bad writer and co-executive producer Peter Gould has provided some answers. Read More »
One of the most pressing questions that came out of the series finale of Breaking Bad was the fate of beloved sidekick Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul). We saw him driving off out of the meth compound after Walter White (Bryan Cranston) came in and killed all the Neo-Nazis, but we never actually saw where he went or what happened to him. Read More »
The Breaking Bad: The Complete Series Blu-ray box set, which is shaped like a barrel and comes out on Nov. 26, contains all 62 episodes of the series along with 55 hours of special feature, including a more than two-hour documentary on the making of the final season. Part of that documentary shows stars Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul as they read the script for the series finale, "Felina," together for the first time. Thanks to EW.com, fans can get a look at their emotional reactions right now. Read More »
