Spoilers for Better Call Saul: The Breaking Bad prequel Better Call Saul, which revolves around lawyer Jimmy McGill, has been running since 2015. Gradually, the story is coming to an end. The episode Fun and Games aired on Tuesday. There are now only 4 episodes left until the ultimate finale. The further Better Call Saul progresses, the closer the prequel logically gets to the parent series Breaking Bad – and thus to the confirmed appearances of the former main characters Jesse Pinkman and Walter White.
The trailer for the very last Better Call Saul episodes
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Is the final episode of Better Call Saul already set in the Breaking Bad timeline?
In Fun and Games, showrunner Vince Gilligan sped up the merging process with a Timeskip. Kim (Rhea Seehorn) splits from her husband Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk). A turning point for the title character, which is illustrated by a thick cut. In the next scene, we meet Jimmy/Saul again in the future. But how far exactly have we jumped? How close are Walt and Jesse now?
A very short Better Call Saul/Breaking Bad timeline
It could have been just under a year or a lot more, fans at Reddit disagree on that. The authors scatter clues in both directions. One stock market report on the radio indicates that Jimmy is in February 2005. That Jimmy’s/Saul’s Cadillac license plate seems to confirm the year.
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In this case Better Call would be Saul only 8 months jumped into the future and is still more than half a year away from Breaking Bad. But if you jump into the future, why is it so brief? Good question.
4 clues that Better Call Saul has already arrived in the Breaking Bad timeline
The following observations speak more for one Time jump to 2008:
Plus, Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston’s long-awaited cameos are definitely set to take place in the Better Call Saul season finale. And since the two probably don’t appear separately, got to Better Call Saul will break into the Breaking Bad timeline sooner or later. Another big jump in time would be too much of a good thing, especially in two consecutive episodes.
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Because it could already be in the upcoming episode Nippy be ready. The film database IMDB, which often knows about such things before any other site, lists Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston as actors for Nippy. Breaking Bad icon Michelle MacLaren directed the episode. It’s only her third work for the spin-off. Showrunner Vince Gilligan certainly saved this noble joker for a special episode.
Find that so far biggest crossover of both series already in the upcoming episode of Better Call Saul? We can only present circumstantial evidence. But this persuasion should be enough to make even the die-hard Better Call Saul grouches among Breaking Bad fans tune in for once next week. Nippy will be airing on Netflix starting Tuesday.
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What are your theories on the Breaking Bad crossover in Better Call Saul?