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Fans of "Breaking Bad" remember when Saul Goodman asks if Walt and Jesse were sent by someone named Lalo?
Perhaps not because it was the second season of the iconic series in 2009.
Peter Gould, his co-creator, presented a stint at Comic-Con San Diego to refresh his memory and present this character, who now only has the face.
Will appear in "Better Call Saul", spin-off that accompanies the life of the sordid
"They will meet the person to whom we refer in" Breaking Bad ", but they have never met," said l & # 39; actor.
And so was a scene of Lalo lived
In "Better Call Saul" we can see the transformation of this lawyer – loved by the audience of the original series – by Tony Dalton ("Sense8" ), talking with the Mafioso in the wheelchair, Hector Salamanca (Mark Margolis), who was an honest and decent person, called Jimmy McGill and who also wanted to work to survive.
Also participated in the Comic-Con Rhea Seehorn panel, which plays Saul's love, Kim Wexler; Patrick Fabian (Howard Hamlin) and Giancarlo Esposito (Gustavo Fring)
Jonathan Banks, a regular character in "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul", who last year was also applauded for his role as that racist in "
– The best up here –
" Better Call Saul "received a total of 23 nominations in three seasons and three
The co-creator Vince Gilligan said that his fourth The season, which begins August 6, is the best so far, ensuring that the "Breaking Bad" connections will be larger. (19659002) "It's a tragedy that it becomes that kind of person," he said. said Gilligan, "Who would you prefer to have a beer with, Jimmy McGill or Saul Goodman?"
A trailer shows a more cynical Jimmy, about to bother and become Saul after the death of his brother Chuck (Michael McKean) at the end of season 3.
We'll see Jimmy enter the world of u crime, endanger his career, not to mention his relationship with Kim.
"Do you know why God created snakes in front of lawyers?"
Despite the cross stories of both series, Gilligan or Gould did not say whether Walter White and Jesse Pinkman would appear in the sister series.
"Some things will be summer," was the only thing Gould proposed, "They want the last downhill rollercoaster to be the scariest," said Gilligan
. the 10th anniversary of the launch of "Breaking Bad", considered one of the best television programs in history. * AFP
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