'Better Call Saul' Season 2 News, Update: New Promo Teaser Hints Jimmy McGill Breaking Bad
If the details from the new promo trailer for the second season of AMC's hit drama TV series "Better Call Saul" are to be taken as a fact, then fans might finally get to see Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk) breaking bad.
Fans may remember the titular character, who was first known for his shady ways in the Bryan Cranston-led original series, finally realizing that sometimes doing the right thing doesn't do you any good. He was actually talking about how things don't seem to work out according to his plans despite him playing by the rules.
"Well I know what stopped me, and it's never stopping me again," the struggling public defender from Albuquerque, New Mexico said as the Season 1 of the show closes its curtains.
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Although it has yet to be learned what will happen in Season 2, it can be surmised that the new season will further reveal the circumstance that forced Jimmy to transition into a person he had once avoided.
In fact, a new trailer shared over at TVLine showed Jimmy having an identity crisis. Although short, the 20-second video reveals that the protagonist is having a hard time choosing sides. He was shown standing in a parking lot. Voices in his head begin to sound off.
"I'm a lawyer, not a criminal," he said. Then a voice which happens to belong to Mike (Jonathan Banks) can be heard saying: "I remember you saying something about doing the right thing."
However, a reply, which was quite expected, was heard from the lawyer: "Well, you know what? It's never stopping me again."
Like the fans, a BB cast member meanwhile expressed excitement for the show. In his interview with TheWrap.com, actor Bill Burr said that he'd be more than willing to reprise his role as Kuby from BB in BCS.
"I got my fingers crossed, because I would love to play that guy again," the actor said. "I'd love to do anything with Vince Gilligan."
For the uninitiated, Kuby worked for Goodman's enforcement team and has appeared in "Breaking Bad" for five episodes.
"Better Call Saul" is slated to return for Season 2 on Feb. 15, 2016 on AMC.
