Better Call Saul Season 6: The Show Is All Set For Its Last Season

Better Call Saul’s franchise has been running for quite a long time now, and throughout five seasons, it has amassed a very enthusiastic fandom that always keeps up with the content! But unfortunately, this will be the last time that they’ll get to see their favorite lawyer Saul Goodman. But when will Better Call Saul Season 6 release?

The 6th installment will premiere in 2021! So, the upcoming season is not that far away. Better Call Saul Season 6’s filming started in 2020, but due to the outbreak of Covid-19, the production had to be abandoned. However, there are some more reasons behind its delay. What are they? You’ll find out below in the article. 

Unfortunately, the showrunner Peter Gould has made it crystal clear that there will be no more seasons after the 6th installment releases. So, the upcoming season will be an emotional ride!

Good news for fans because this time, they will get a few more episodes than usual. Better Call Saul is the spin-off of Breaking Bad, which is also one of the main reasons behind its popularity. But will the 6th season keep up with the cast? We have analyzed all such questions below, so without any further delay, let’s begin!

Better Call Saul Season 6

Better Call Saul Season 6 Release Date 

As Better Call Saul Season 6 consists of 13 episodes, this installment will also take more time for its release. But the show is expected to premiere in 2022.

The showrunners have not announced any specific release date yet. 

Cast 

In the lead, you’ll once again see Bob Odenkirk as Jimmy McGill / Saul Goodman. His character is the show’s main protagonist, and other than being a good lawyer, Saul is also an owner of a Cinnabon store. But who else other than him will be starring in the 6th installment? Let’s unveil the big mystery!

Other main cast members include; Rhea Sheehorn (as Kim Wexler), Jonathan Banks (as Mike Ehrmantraut), Giancarlo Esposito (as Gus Fring), Patrick Fabian (as Howard Hamlin), Tony Dalton (as Lalo Salamanca), and Michael Mando (as Nacho Varga).

Finally, we’ll get the Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul cross over, which we have been deprived of for so many years. This is because the timeline is now going to overlap with Breaking Bad’s storyline! Will Walter White feature in Better Call Saul Season 6? This hasn’t been confirmed yet, but there are chances of him making a guest appearance in the upcoming season. 

We’ll know more about the cast members once the showrunners reveal the official lineup for the 6th season.

Plot

Great news for fans because the inevitable cliffhangers of Breaking Bad will also be explained in the upcoming season. For example, Kim Wexler disappeared in Breaking Bad. Why? The reasons were not revealed in Breaking Bad, so now Better Call Saul will resolve this issue. Did she die? Or was she blackmailed? Guess we’ll have to wait till 2022 for the answers.

Lalo Salamanca will play a significant part in Better Call Saul Season 6. He will most likely take his revenge for the assassination attempt that was carried out upon him. Considering the dangerous man he is, Lalo will go to any heights to avenge this attempt. And this will make a crucial part of the storyline for the 6th season. This also means that death is lurking around the corner. Whose death? It’s hard to say anything for now. 

The story revolving around Sandpiper and Howard will also come to an end! Jimmy will also have his fair share of struggles in the 6th season. We surely can’t wait for it to be released!

Trailer

Unfortunately, the showrunners have not revealed any footage from the 6th season. So, there is no trailer for Better Call Saul, but we are hoping that it will be released in early 2022!

The 6th season still doesn’t have a release date. So, you can re-watch the entire Breaking Bad franchise for now because it will help you understand the hidden details in the upcoming 6th season!

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