Top 10 Ways Better Call Saul Changes Breaking Bad

"Breaking Bad" is already a great show, but it's been interesting to see how events in "Better Call Saul" have impacted it. For this list, we’ll be looking at plot points connected to “Breaking Bad” that were expanded upon or given a whole new perspective in its prequel series. Better keep in mind we’ll be breaking out the spoilers. Our countdown includes Hector Salamanca’s Stroke, How Mike Met Gus, Huell’s Fate, and more! Do you think “Better Call Saul” has strengthened the “Breaking Bad” legacy? Let us know in the comments.
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[@WatchMojo]

Do you think “Better Call Saul” has strengthened the “Breaking Bad” legacy? Let us know in the comments.

[@r2-3go]

Breaking Bad is a diamond, and Better Call Saul is the red velvet and lowlight that makes the diamond shines even fancier. The whole thing is a rare jewel.

[@StueyTheWiz]

It's crazy that they took a comic relief character and made him into the epicenter of the entire breaking bad universe

[@RandyGBH]

Saul telling everyone how important he was to Walter was what every BB watcher needed to know. Without Saul, Walter would of been done!

[@chasehedges6775]

Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul are some of the best shows ever made.

[@trainspotter360]

Bob Odenkirk's performance will be regarded as highly as Bryan Cranston's was. He has been phenomenal.

[@kay-dc8495]

Saul is genuinely so important to the series. Absolutely brilliant show

[@derekarmstrong3590]

Turns out the entire Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul universe is centered around Saul Goodman. Not Walter White.

[@danielaf1487]

Both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul have flawless screenwriting - in fact, the latter show even more so, as Gilligan and Gould's writing seems to have even matured! Though both series are solid enough to stand on their own, they also complete one another in wonderful, organic ways. This is TV that will be remembered for a long time and will be referred to as a seminal work of the 2000s-2020s.

[@trekgreenwood6743]

Better Call Saul really made the point that Walt was the villain all along. Everything was fine until he broke bad.

[@davionelliot]

Better Call Saul is one of the best written and greatest shows I have ever seen.

[@recht_voor_zijn_raap5506]

Can't believe its over.

[@timreeves7963]

In just one of the amazing moments of the BCS finale, in both Mike and Walt's flashbacks with Saul, both admit to Saul somewhat "true" regrets, while Saul basically gives them nothing. He never accepted responsibility for anything he did, ever. It was his defining character trait. That is why the ending was so powerful because for the first time really in his life he finally took responsibility for what he did.

[@joec7217]

You forgot the most important one. Howard and Lalo getting buried in the meth lab

[@fadethechannel]

The fact that Saul even beat himself at the end just to prove to himself how good he was at what he does was the perfect ending. Just the thrill of throwing it all away was so on-brand.

[@patrick_without_e7664]

I really like how ever since the fact that Gus saw the smile on Hector's face,which led him to know that Lalo is alive,which was the reason Lalo died,Hector refused to look into Gus' eyes,up until the last second,before they both died

[@NotElusivePanda]

Walter White is the protagonist of Breaking Bad

[@petertoth3477]

...and I loved how Jimmy ended up "Baking Bread" in the finale :D

[@Matthew-McCallister]

The Desert Arc was the closure I needed for Mike. Such a phenomenal character

[@alpacain1075]

It’s so heartbreaking to see Saul’s chicanery in Breaking Bad, knowing that it’s Jimmy trying to suppress every regret and moral fiber he has because he can’t come to terms with the events of his life. Why was he ok with meth and murder? Because every second was filled with pressing down emotions, might as well make money off it