Better Call Saul Season 6: Must Watch Series Before Season 6

Better Call Saul, this criminal drama show is a spin-off of Breaking Bad — that depicts the circumstances that lead to Jimmy McGill’s transformation into fan-favorite Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk). Along with Odenkirk, the series features Jonathan Banks as Mike Ehrmantraut and Giancarlo Esposito as Gus Fring, both of whom reprise their roles from the original series.

Throughout its five seasons, Better Call Saul has garnered 39 Emmy Award nominations, four Golden Globe nominations, and three Critics’ Choice Award nominations. In 2018, the series received a Peabody Award.

What To Expect From Better Call Saul Season 6

Fans of Better Call Saul are impatient for more information about the forthcoming return of the acclaimed series, which is in its sixth and final season. A new teaser trailer for the upcoming Breaking Bad prequel series has been released.

The new clip, which centers on Leonel and Marco Salamanca, is now available on the official Better Call Saul Twitter page. The Twins are shown coming to Lalo’s residence following the dramatic finale of Season 5, wearing their signature skull-toed boots and outfits.

Despite the fact that the house has been converted into a crime scene, they stroll straight by the cops on duty, who are all oblivious to the cold-blooded murders as they approach the house.

Must Watch Shows Like ‘Better Call Saul’ Before Season 6

Breaking Bad

It may sound like a no-brainer, but it’s worth reiterating. Anyone who genuinely enjoys Better Call Saul should go back to the beginning and watch Breaking Bad, the program that began it all.

Not only will the series bring hours upon hours of entertainment, but it will also provide context for all of Better Call Saul’s subtle clues. Jimmy McGill’s character in Better Call Saul bears little similarity to Saul Goodman. However, part of what makes Better Call Saul so interesting is his road to becoming that person.

Fargo

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There’s the cult masterpiece Fargo, and then there’s the TV show that’s based on it. Minnesota locals investigate murders against a backdrop of sarcastic dark humor in this series.

The show is rough but amusing, and it appeals to the same demographic as Better Call Saul. And, maybe most importantly, Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk guest stars as police chief Bill Oswalt on the episode.

Ozark

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There are a number of ardent fans who swear Ozark is nothing like Breaking Bad, yet the parallels are difficult to see. The story centers on a typical family who becomes embroiled in a money-laundering conspiracy involving some pretty unsavory characters.

For the time being, Jason Bateman leads the Emmy-nominated cast that will help quench your Better Call Saul desire.

Justified

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This drama stars Timothy Olyphant as a maverick US marshal in Kentucky who, like a certain new Mexico lawyer named Saul, executes the law his way. Justified received consistently high accolades from critics for its quick storytelling and colorful characters that never take themselves too seriously.

With little over 57 hours of binge-watching time, this one will earn you a newfound respect for the Marshalls and may even tell us something about portions of Kentucky we never knew existed.

Suits

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This drama follows a group of attorneys who emerge from the ranks of underdogs. One of the show’s lawyers doesn’t have a law degree, but he does have a photographic memory.

You’ll have to watch the series to see how his memory gets him the job and the problems that ensue. To date, there have been eight seasons of the show.

House Of Cards

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There’s more in common between these two series than you would imagine. “House of Cards” follows Frank Underwood’s rise through the ranks to become President of the United States. When retribution eventually catches up with him, things go bad. This political drama has a distinct storytelling style.

There is no such thing as a fourth wall. Frank regularly addresses his audience, explaining why he did what he did. Kevin Spacey does an excellent job playing an ambitious and deceitful politician who would go to any length to achieve his goals.

The Sopranos

The Sopranos tells the narrative of Tony Soprano, a mafia. The show follows him as he juggles his personal and mafia lives on a daily basis. You’d adore him even if he’s awful, commits unforgivable crimes, and constantly cheats on his wife.

The Sopranos is undoubtedly one of the finest television dramas ever produced, reminding us that not all current dramas are created equal. The show keeps you on the edge of your seat.

The Last Man on Earth

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“The Last Man on Earth,” like “Better Call Saul,” is an underappreciated show that you should see. Phil Miller is one of the few individuals who survive an epidemic that wipes off the majority of humanity. His main want is for some company. When he eventually encounters some survivors, things don’t go his way.

The protagonist makes some rash decisions that get him in hot water. It’s fascinating to watch how he can find laughter and enjoyment in the most absurd of situations.