Certainly at least 2 more seasons - and I could even see this going to 3 or 4. They can always introduce more characters and storylines that run parallel in time with BB and Walter's/Jessie's dealing with Saul.

I'm curious when does Kim exit the story? She seems to be getting more miffed at Jimmy and his attitude. She's got to distance herself in order to stay legit.

I love the show. Odenkirk (sp?j is great in his role.
“Slippn’ Jimmy” is a great name for a band, or a pulling tractor, or your uh, ... never mind that one.

I fast forward through Jimmy to watch Mike, nacho and Gus. Too slow.

I can't believe we had to go through 4 seasons to finally get to "Saul".

You say that like it's bad thing!

This is the best show on TV. :p

Take your add meds and you might find you like it.

At the current pace, the meth lab will be done and Saul Goodman will be in business next season. Hadn't thought of them running a parallel track to BB from the point of view of Saul with WW and Jesse as just side characters - that would be really interesting.

Yeah, the immediate question is when and how does Kim get taken out? I read an interview with her and she has anxiety issues every time she reads a new script. She has to get killed (since there's not even a mention of her in BB) and maybe that's what triggers Saul to go full crooked lawyer.

It's a shame this isn't on Netflix

If you still have cable and it has AMC you can watch it online anytime.

I agree - it's really good, but also really slow at times... That's fine the first time around because of good acting, makes for a good story building, but I've found it's unwatchable a second time (been meaning to rewatch BB and I cannot wait to FFWD to the good bits). There have been entire episodes of BCS where nothing at all happened. Now with Gus / German guys / Spy mexican dude, it's livening up again...

Anyone else surprised Mike shot the german guy ? (or did he?). When did he flip the switch to official bad guy? I'd have thought he would try harder to fix it...

Can't disagree......

'S’all good, man': How Better Call Saul became superior to Breaking Bad

This is some funny *****:

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I've been binge watching Better Call Saul for the past couple of days. I'm at the part where they are building the lab. Great show. The characters are interesting. The camera work is outstanding!

New season is on Netflix. Finally.

I thought Netflix had only up to season 4?

Season 5 starts this Sunday on AMC.

First of all, its on Amazon.
What they've done in the past is make the episodes available for free after they air on amc, or for 30 bucks or so you can buy the season now and binge.
I rewatched the last few s4 episodes this week, forgot how powerful the stuff with Mike and the German was, and Saul burning down his own house with Kim, just as he almost had redemption.

Season 4 is new for Netflix.

samesies seems like it took forever to get back to netflix. Love the build of characters in this show.

I thought kim was kinda one dimensional in BB, but really great here.

Kim was NOT in BB at all. (Guess that's pretty one-dimensional :) )

She's ONLY in BCS.

Dang I am getting confused by how long all this BB and BCS has been spread over. I think I mean in early seasons of BCS then. I recall her seeming a bit robotic in her cig conversations with jimmy/saul.

One day I will go back and rewatch both series I think. She also seems to be getting more attractive too so I may have confused hotness with personality. Wouldn't be the first time for that!