& # 39; Breaking Bad & # 39; meets for the 10th anniversary of Comic-Con, but does a film arrive?

Bad news, fans of "Breaking Bad": It does not appear that Bryan Cranston or Aaron Paul will appear on "Better Call" Saul "this season, and it does not appear that" we are going to be on the road! " A reboot is in the cards.

Vince Gilligan, the mastermind behind "Breaking Bad," broke the news "Better Call Saul" on the 10th anniversary of the first Panel Hall H on Thursday at San Diego Comic-Con. There had been speculation that Walter White of Cranston or Paul's Jesse Pinkman could make their way onto the prequel series sooner than later, as "Better Call Saul" quickly approaches the timeline "Breaking Bad"

"You will not see not Walt or Jesse in season four in "Better Call Saul", "Gilligan said at the rally."

"We hate shaking people around, like," Yeah, we can have it [happen]! " He explained, adding But it's not in his nature to mislead the fans of the show or to cram them with fake teasing.

But Gilligan is sure to reiterate that Walt and Jesse will come later in the universe of "Best Call Saul" – the how, when or why of the larger issue. "We would be very careless if we did not have these guys on the show before it ended," he hinted.

Talking about a "Breaking Bad" alarm clock permeated the conversation, but Cranston did not seem interested in revisiting the world again. The one-hour series ran for 62 episodes over five seasons from 2008 to 2013.

"We are very proud of our show and" Better Call Saul. "In some ways, it's best to leave it alone – that you want to rethink favorably, "said Cranston." I do not want to play with that. It was the perfect opportunity that changed all our lives. That changed a lot of lives on our show. "

Later, a fan asked about the possibility of a movie" Breaking Bad "for the big screen." Anything is possible, "replied Gilligan." We live in a world full of possibilities – good and bad. "But Cranston offered a stern," No. "

Despite the refusal of his star, Gilligan seemed open to revisiting other characters" Breaking Bad "for potential spin-offs – notably the character of Paul Jesse ("Do not say that there will be!"). "Anything is possible," he said.

A climax occurred before the start of the panel, when Paul brought his daughter to 5 months ago, Story, dressed as Walter White's baby to applaud and "awwww" from the audience.Then, Paul joked, "Is my wife here? She's supposed to pick up my baby!"

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