Top 20 Hidden References to Breaking Bad in Better Call Saul

"Better Call Saul" is an incredible show and part of its charm is seeing how well it connects to "Breaking Bad." For this list, we’ll be looking at the best Easter Eggs and callbacks to “Breaking Bad” in the prequel spinoff “Better Call Saul.” We’ll be talking about some major plot developments on both shows, so consider this your spoiler warning. Our countdown includes the Kettlemans' hiding place, Ice Station Zebra Associates, Name-Dropping Nacho, why Tuco was in prison, and more! Have you caught any “Breaking Bad” references in “Better Call Saul”? Let us know in the comments!
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[@WatchMojo]

Have you caught any “Breaking Bad” references in “Better Call Saul”? Let us know in the comments!

[@WetWattz]

You know its a great prequel when it manages to elevate the original in so many ways.

[@hersheybarber9094]

Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul are the best examples of “showing” not “telling.”

[@stellarmagnolia_]

The biggest reference to breaking bad in better call saul is the character Jimmy McGill, he appears as Saul Goodman in Breaking Bad!

[@lugie69]

Better Call Saul doesnt take the easy way out on anything. They set themselves up for hard to write character and plot developments, even for minor characters like Krazy 8. Truly the best written show on television.

[@peterianstaker258]

There should a list dedicated to Mike's cleverness.

[@VijayKrishnan]

Watched Better Call Saul out of curiosity, seriously thought the writing was the best ever. I have almost done watching Breaking Bad and I'm just at awe on how the writers of both the shows have done an amazing job in connecting them. The writers, well and truly deserve an Emmy.

[@max2themax]

Yeah... I think Gus and Max were a bit more than just really good "friends"...

[@cdh5397]

The nail salon. In BCS Jimmy lives and works in one; in BB Saul tries to convince Jesse to buy one for money laundering.

[@pixelpokstv5765]

When Saul and Walt first met. When Walt named himself as “Mr. Mayhew”. Saul mentioned there that his real name is McGill.

[@JKBDTS]

17 to 19 aren't hidden references

[@95mudshovel]

Better Call Saul: is announced

[@sebastiancaris]

“I caught up my second wife screwing my step dad, it’s a cruel world Walt, grow up!”

[@marioq8395]

Fun fact, that Cinnabon in "Omaha, NE" is actually the Cottonwood Mall on the westside of Albuquerque. I was there as they were closing and getting ready to film BCS after hours.

[@jakepayne2985]

The show makers make both of these shows’ quality just seem effortless. Like, it makes me think I could write a ground breaking tv show, that’s how easy they make it look. That’s the sign of masterclass writing

[@brianguayartist]

Giancarlo Esposito's character in The Boys makes a statement that he's 'not ready to retire in Belize just yet'.

[@seamonsta_]

I love how in the scene with Tuco in breaking bad where he beats his goon to death, the dude who stops walt from moving anymore forward has a worried look on his face, instead of a typical angry goon face.

[@johnjones4426]

It's so great, now it feels like it's the main story and Breaking Bad is the story of the guy who came in and royally f*cked everything up

[@spencerking5769]

Doesn’t Saul use the big inflatable thing on his office roof in BB that the kettlemens used at their dodgy setup in BCS…

[@MrPotter-nl6kl]

also in season 4 episode 6 of BCS, Kim says "I like it, I'm good at it" which is also like a half reference to the last episode of BrBa