Bob Odenkirk posts Thank You message after Better Call Saul series ends

The character of Saul Goodman started as a minor role in season 2 of Breaking Bad and Goodman mainly served as comic relief when he first appeared. The name is a wordplay on the phrase "it's all good, man" which was easy for crooks to remember when they got caught by police.

The show creators originally intended for Saul Goodman to appear in just three episodes, but he became a mainstay of Breaking Bad due to how well Odenkirk portrayed the corrupt lawyer. Co-creators were so impressed by Odenkirk that they worked on plans for the spinoff well before Breaking Bad ended.

His first appearance was in episode 8 of Breaking Bad, which was entitled "Better Call Saul" and was later on adapted as the title of the spinoff. Better Call Saul revolves around the story of how the lawyer and former con artist Jimmy McGill transforms himself into the shady Saul Goodman who did whatever it took to avoid court hearings. The Future of the Breaking Bad universe Walter White and Jesse Pinkman make their much awaited appearance in Better Call Saul.

Better Call Saul ends where the timeline of the prequel merges with Breaking Bad. Vince Gilligan, in an interview with Variety, confirms they have no plans for another series set in the same universe – at least not yet.

Peter Gould, however, teased fans by adding, "who knows how we're going to feel in a couple of years?"

You can watch Better Call Saul on AMC+