AMC has released the trailer for the sixth and final season of Better Call Saul, which is scheduled to premiere in two parts starting April 18.
Starring Bob Odenkirk as Jimmy McGill, the Breaking Bad spinoff/prequel series is coming to an end after seven years on air. The new look at the last 13 episodes of the show doesn’t offer too much in the way of plot, but it does tease McGill’s continued transformation into Saul Goodman, the alias he used by the time Walter White met him in BrBa.
Also returning from previous seasons are Jonathan Banks as Mike Ehrmantraut, Giancarlo Esposito as the always-threatening Gus Fring, the terrific Rhea Seehorn as Kim Wexler, plus Michael Mando (Nacho Varga), Mark Margolis (Hector Salamanca), and Tony Dalton (Lalo Salamanca). The trailer additionally teases where the fallout of Season 5’s finale left our characters, all while soundtracked by Andy Williams’ “Days of Wine and Roses.”
“Holy moly this looks great,” said Odenkirk on Twitter. “I can’t wait for everyone to see our work!!!”
The final run of Better Call Saul has been split into two parts. The first seven episodes of Season 6 will kick off next month, while the final six will premiere on July 11. The show was originally supposed to conclude last year, but production briefly paused after Bob Odenkirk suffered a near-fatal heart attack on set. He later credited getting in shape for the action film Nobody, which released last year, with helping him recover.
Check out the Better Call Saul Season 6 trailer up top.
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