Audio Commentaries: For "Bagman:" Peter Gould, Vince Gilligan, Gordon Smith, Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks, and Dave Porter. For Deleted Scenes (1080p): From "Bagman:" Go Easy on That (1:59). From "Something Unforgiveable:" A Little

A critical success without contention, Better Call Saul elevated itself from the shadow of its parent TV show, becoming an entity able to stand proud next to the mighty Breaking Bad. Over its time on the air, the show defied all expectations to become a 5-series epic. And many a loyal watcher would argue it to be superior to its lauded predecessor. A claim which, as everybody knows, is a bold but not necessarily untrue proclamation. as aesthetically superior as ever and performed with the depth and elegance audiences have come to expect from Vince Gilligan's masterful show.evicting an elderly man from his home for Mesa Verde, it becomes a critical turning point in both her life and career. It also means she becomes Gene of Omaha (HD, 8 Mins.) - This is a cool supplement that talks about the present day Saul or after the events of Breaking Bad on Saul's life in Omaha. realize that life's forward momentum, its peaks and valleys and everything in between, cannot be changed with the change of a name. In season Deleted Scenes (HD, 17 Mins.) - There are several deleted and extended scenes on each disc here, all of which give more character development. five, Jimmy experiences two life-changing events. One will solidify his relationship with Kim Wexler. The other will nearly kill him and leave him

Ethics Training With Kim Wexler (HD, 28 Mins.) - A funny in-character bit set in 10 segments that have Saul directing off camera the great Kim Wexler who gives advice to attorneys. A few characters stop in for the fun. It's A Bad, Bad World (HD, 10 Mins.) - This is an awesome extra that shows there are people specifically hired to work on the characters and settings in merging both shows together for continuity purposes between Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. Bryan Cranston also visits the set from time to time too. towards the end of the season's fourth episode offers additional goodness for engine amplification and tires on asphalt (even a tiny electric car heard at Better Call Saul Music Video (HD, Disc 2, 2:46) – As you'll read about in the Blu-ray exclusive special feature "In the Studio," a theme song was written for and performed by Junior Brown. This is the playful music video for that song. The Ambush (1080p, 29:52): Vince Gilligan comments on top of part of the episode, speaking on the special effects, makeup, andStill boasting a 100% Rotten Tomatoes rating, BETTER CALL SAUL enjoyed one of the biggest series premieres in U.S. cable history (6.9 million viewers) and garnered seven Emmy® nominations including Outstanding Drama Series, Lead Actor in a Drama Series (Bob Odenkirk), Supporting Actor in a Drama Series (Jonathan Banks) and Writing for a Drama Series (Gordon Smith). BETTER CALL SAUL also received two nods for Single-Camera Picture Editing and one for Sound Mixing. In Conversation: Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks, and Rhea Seehorn (HD, 9 Mins.) - A cool little extra with the three main characters having a fun conversation. Ethics Training with Kim Wexler (1080p, 28:04 total runtime): A "10 part legal education course" with Kim Wexler, filmed by Jimmy

When you take the time to look at it, better call Saul does the exact same thing that breaking bad did: we follow two decent man into the pits of despair. It's another exploration of the downfall of man – but it couldn't be any more different from breaking bad. In its first 10 episode season, you never once get fatigued from watching the same routine play itself out. Saul is a different character, coming from different circumstances, and his level of criminality is quite different from that of Walter White/Heisenberg. Top that off with a drastically different tone, like that of a court room drama mixed with sarcastic humor, and that's what you're getting with the first season, but it shows us how James Magill turned into the slimy greaseball attorney that we would love to watch, Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk).

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Crystal Balls (HD, 9 Mins.) - A fun little segment that has the cast and crew predict the fates of most of the characters. close entwined with Jimmy, for better or for worse. Season five subplots also include the birth of Gus Fring's superlab and further builds the Nacho The Ambush (HD, 30 Mins.) - The big action shoot-out in the Bagman episode is discussed in great detail by Vince Gilligan on how they accomplished this large-scale scene. visual aesthetics, folding in both prominent audio content and subtle cues alike. Music enjoys superior stage presence, excellent spatial balance, and of

The Good, The Bags and the Ugly (1080p, 13:22): Crafting "the most grueling episode" in series history: "Bagman." scarred both mentally and physically alike. Through the ten episodes, Jimmy transitions from small-time lawyer eager to represent the lowest of theLalo characters as the former hurtles towards Breaking Bad and the latter's fate is central to the season's climactic episodes. The season is