127 Fun Facts About Better Call Saul

What was Jimmy McGill's initial role at Hamlin, Hamlin & McGill (HHM)?

Mailroom Staff: Jimmy sorted HHM's mail while quietly earning a law degree by correspondence, and Howard still wouldn't hire him as a lawyer.

Which of these fast-food restaurant chains serves as a front for Gus Fring's illicit activities?

Gus Fring operates a highly successful chain of fried chicken restaurants called Los Pollos Hermanos, which he uses to launder money for his drug empire.

Which fictional tequila brand do Jimmy McGill and Kim Wexler drink during their cons?

Zafiro Añejo: Jimmy and Kim stick Ken Wins with a bottle of the fictional tequila in 'Switch'; the same brand is the poisoned bottle Gus uses on Don Eladio in Breaking Bad's 'Salud'.

Who directed 'Uno', the Better Call Saul pilot?

Vince Gilligan directed the pilot 'Uno' himself and co-wrote its script; he returned to write and direct the penultimate episode, 'Waterworks', in 2022.

The main storyline of "Better Call Saul" primarily begins in what year?

2002: the main timeline opens in May 2002, six years before Breaking Bad, while black-and-white flash-forwards show Jimmy's later life in hiding in Omaha.

Before moving to Albuquerque, what job did Mike Ehrmantraut hold in Philadelphia?

Police officer: Mike was a corrupt Philadelphia beat cop who took bribes, and persuading his son Matt to go along got Matt killed.

Lalo Salamanca arrives from Mexico to run the family's Albuquerque operation after which relative's stroke?

Hector's stroke brings Lalo north; he fits a hotel call bell to his uncle's wheelchair so the paralysed Hector can answer with one finger.

Who portrays the character of Kim Wexler in "Better Call Saul"?

Rhea Seehorn received critical acclaim for her portrayal of Kim Wexler, Jimmy McGill's confidante and eventual wife, throughout the series.

Which actor plays the titular character, Jimmy McGill, who later becomes Saul Goodman?

Bob Odenkirk delivers a critically acclaimed performance as James "Jimmy" McGill, chronicling his transformation into the morally flexible lawyer Saul Goodman.

Jimmy McGill's elder-law practice uncovers fraud at which retirement-home chain?

Sandpiper Crossing was defrauding its own residents; the class action Jimmy stumbled onto dragged on for years.

On what date did Better Call Saul premiere on AMC?

February 8, 2015: the pilot 'Uno' aired on AMC on February 8, 2015, directly after that night's episode of The Walking Dead, and set a basic-cable record for a scripted series premiere.

How many episodes did Better Call Saul run across its six seasons?

63: seasons one to five ran ten episodes each and season six ran thirteen, one more than Breaking Bad's 62.

When it ended in 2022, Better Call Saul set what unwanted Emmy record?

Most nominations without a single win: the series finished 0 for 53 at the Primetime Emmys across six seasons, the most nominations ever for a show that never won.

The show's black-and-white flash-forwards, set after Breaking Bad, take place in which year?

2010: the flash-forwards are set in 2010, after Saul has fled Albuquerque to manage a Cinnabon in Omaha under a new identity.

Jimmy McGill's con-artist nickname 'Slippin' Jimmy' came from staging what?

Slip-and-fall accidents: as 'Slippin' Jimmy' he faked falls on icy Chicago sidewalks for insurance payouts, the hustle he brags about to the skateboarding twins in 'Uno'.

Jimmy earned his law degree by correspondence from which fictional institution?

The University of American Samoa: Jimmy earned his law degree by correspondence while working in HHM's mailroom, a school Chuck sneers at in 'Pimento'.

What is Jimmy's full real name?

James Morgan McGill: Jimmy practised as 'James M. McGill, Attorney at Law' before adopting the Saul Goodman alias for his criminal-defence practice.

Kim Wexler was raised in several towns in which state?

Nebraska: Kim grew up in Red Cloud, Nebraska, shuttled between small towns by an unreliable mother, a childhood shown in a season five flashback.

Kim Wexler lands which regional bank as a client, first for HHM and later for herself, a prize Chuck fights her for?

Mesa Verde, Kevin Wachtell's bank, becomes the battleground: Jimmy doctors Chuck's paperwork to steal the account back for Kim.

In seasons one and two, Kim was almost never seen without which 'all business' styling choice?

A tight ponytail: Kim's severe ponytail was her seasons one and two signature, and later how loosely it was tied became a coded signal of her inner turmoil.

Which rival firm offers Kim a job after one of its partners notices her courtroom skill?

Schweikart & Cokely: after watching Kim in court in 'Bali Ha'i', Rich Schweikart offers her a job over lunch; she declines, going solo beside Jimmy, but joins the firm in season four.

In season one, Jimmy keeps squabbling over validation stickers with Mike Ehrmantraut, who is working what job?

Courthouse parking attendant is Mike's day job, and his booth standoffs with Jimmy over stickers are how the two first meet.

Which 1980s crime drama convinced the producers to cast Jonathan Banks as Mike?

Wiseguy: Jonathan Banks played FBI handler Frank McPike on the 1987–90 series, and Vince Gilligan remembered that role when casting Mike for Breaking Bad.

In 'Five-O', what does Jimmy spill on a Philadelphia detective so Mike can lift his notebook?

Coffee: Mike's price for Jimmy's representation is a staged spill of coffee on Detective Abbasi, letting Mike pickpocket the notebook from the detective's jacket.

What are the names of Mike's daughter-in-law and granddaughter, whom he moves to Albuquerque to support?

Stacey and Kaylee: Stacey is Matt's widow and Kaylee his daughter; Mike moved to Albuquerque to be near them, and the money from his dangerous work is meant for Kaylee's future.

Chuck McGill believes he suffers from what condition?

Electromagnetic hypersensitivity: Chuck claims electricity makes him ill, banishes phones and watches to the mailbox and lives without power, though his doctors consider the condition psychosomatic.

Which literary character was Chuck originally modelled on, before he became the show's antagonist?

Mycroft Holmes: the writers first imagined Chuck as a housebound genius elder brother in the Mycroft mould, with Howard Hamlin slated as the antagonist before Chuck took that role.

What is the title of the season three finale in which Chuck dies?

Lantern: the season three finale closes with Chuck, relapsed and alone, kicking over the lantern in his house; season four opens with the aftermath of the fire.

What is the name of Chuck's ex-wife, who is unaware of his psychosomatic illness?

Rebecca Bois: a concert violinist who divorced Chuck before the series, she is kept unaware of his condition until Jimmy brings her to his bar hearing in 'Chicanery'.

Which actor plays Lalo Salamanca?

Tony Dalton: the Mexican-American actor debuted as Lalo in the episode 'Coushatta' and was promoted to series regular for the final two seasons.

In which season-six episode is Lalo killed by Gus Fring?

Point and Shoot: in the season-six midseason return Gus shoots Lalo in the dark of the superlab excavation with a pistol he had hidden on site; Lalo is buried there beside Howard.

In which Breaking Bad season did a kidnapped Saul first mention Lalo?

Season 2: in the 2009 episode 'Better Call Saul', a kidnapped Saul kneels in the desert asking 'Lalo didn't send you?', a name the prequel waited nine years to explain.

How does Nacho Varga try to kill the Salamanca patriarch?

Swapping his heart pills for placebos: Nacho replaces Hector's nitroglycerin capsules with ibuprofen-filled fakes so his heart goes untreated; Gus discovers the plot and turns Nacho into his mole.

What kind of business does Nacho's father Manuel run?

An upholstery repair shop: Manuel Varga runs a small upholstery business Nacho keeps trying to shield from the cartel, even lining up a buyer so his father can sell up and leave.

What is the licence plate on Howard Hamlin's dark green Jaguar XJ8?

NAMAST3: Howard's dark green Jaguar wears the vanity plate NAMAST3, a nod to the yoga serenity he projects; Jimmy mimics the car when he impersonates Howard in season six.

In which season-six episode is Howard murdered by Lalo?

Plan and Execution: the season-six midseason finale ends with Lalo walking into Jimmy and Kim's apartment and shooting Howard mid-sentence, moments after Howard confronted them over their con against him.

Gus Fring's second legitimate business, besides his chicken restaurants, is what?

An industrial laundry: Lavandería Brillante, Gus's commercial laundry, hides the entrance to the superlab being dug beneath it.

In the episode 'Piñata', Gus tells a comatose rival a childhood story about tending what in Chile?

The tale features a coati, an animal not found in Chile, hinting the story may be invented.

What was the name of Gus Fring's business partner and lover, whose murder he spends years avenging?

Max Arciniega: Gus's partner in the original chicken restaurant, shot by Hector at Don Eladio's poolside in Breaking Bad's 'Hermanos'; Eladio spared Gus only because of his Chilean past.

Under what alias does Jimmy live as a fugitive in the black-and-white flash-forwards?

Gene Takavic: living as 'Gene', Jimmy manages a Cinnabon in an Omaha mall, the new identity bought from the 'disappearer' Ed Galbraith at the end of Breaking Bad.

Who co-created Better Call Saul with Vince Gilligan?

Gould had written the Breaking Bad episode that introduced Saul.

What collection does Nacho steal from pill-dealer Daniel Wormald's house?

Baseball cards: Nacho burgles 'Pryce' Wormald's house for his pill cash and baseball cards, and Mike brokers the cards' return to stop Wormald talking to the police.

On what date did the series finale of Better Call Saul air?

August 15, 2022: the finale 'Saul Gone' aired on AMC on August 15, 2022, ending the series with Jimmy's courtroom confession and Kim's last prison visit.

Jimmy alters Mesa Verde's address in Chuck's filing from 1261 Rosella Drive to what number?

1216: Jimmy swaps every '1261 Rosella Drive' in Chuck's documents for 1216, a forgery that costs HHM the Mesa Verde filing and sends Chuck chasing proof of it.

Which of these Better Call Saul regulars played a character NOT from Breaking Bad?

Fabian's Howard Hamlin was new, as were Seehorn, McKean, Mando and Dalton's characters.

Which comedy legend played Marion, Jeff's mother, in season six?

Carol Burnett: the comedy legend played Marion, Jeff's sharp-eyed mother, whose suspicion of 'Gene' finally brings the law down on him in 'Waterworks'.

Who played Jeff, the cab driver who recognises Gene, in season six?

Pat Healy: Healy took over as Jeff for season six after Don Harvey, who played him in seasons four and five, had a scheduling conflict.

How long is the prison sentence Saul receives in the series finale?

86 years: after talking prosecutors down from 30 years to a deal of just over seven, Jimmy confesses to everything in court and is sentenced to 86 years, served at ADX Montrose.

In the series finale, Kim visits Jimmy in prison under false pretences and the two share what, as in the pilot?

A cigarette, shared against the wall like in the pilot's parking garage, is the last image of the two together.

How much did Craig Kettleman embezzle from Bernalillo County treasury?

$1.6 million: the county treasurer's $1.6 million is the sum the Kettlemans hide in a bathroom, and the 'bribe' from it that Jimmy takes comes back to haunt him.

In the flash-forwards, Kim works a desk job for which company in Titusville, Florida?

Palm Coast Sprinkler: in the flash-forwards Kim writes brochure copy at the sprinkler company's Titusville office, a deliberately bland life with a boyfriend named Glenn.

Besides the district attorney, who personally receives Kim's written confession about Howard's death?

Cheryl Hamlin: after filing an affidavit with the district attorney, Kim hands Howard's widow Cheryl a copy detailing the con and how Lalo killed him.

How does Marion summon the police when she realises Gene is Saul Goodman?

A Life Alert button: after finding Saul Goodman's old commercials on the laptop Jeff bought her, Marion presses her Life Alert pendant and tells the operator she needs the police.

Which university's law school did Kim attend while HHM paid her way?

University of New Mexico: Kim worked up from HHM's mailroom while the firm paid for her UNM law degree, a debt Howard later holds over her.

According to her driver's licence, in what year was Kim Wexler born?

1968: the licence shown at the courthouse wedding in 'JMM' lists Kim's birth year as 1968, making her 36 when she marries Jimmy.

Why did Kim suggest she and Jimmy either separate or marry?

To gain spousal privilege: in 'JMM' Kim frames marriage as protection, so she can never be compelled to testify against Jimmy, and they wed in a bare courthouse ceremony.

Kim's mother used her as a child in what kind of schemes?

Shoplifting: in the 'Axe and Grind' cold open, Kim's mother plays the outraged parent to get young Kim off a shoplifting charge, then hands her the stolen jewellery anyway.

Which Breaking Bad episode's Odenkirk scheduling conflict led to Mike's creation?

ABQ: Odenkirk was tied up with How I Met Your Mother for Breaking Bad's season-two finale, so Mike was written in to clean up Jane's death scene in Saul's place.

Which Madrigal executive puts Mike on the company's books as a security consultant?

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle: at Gus's request the Madrigal logistics executive lists Mike as a 'security consultant', laundering his cartel pay through a legitimate salary.

What was the first name of Howard Hamlin's father, who co-founded HHM with Chuck?

George Hamlin and Chuck founded the firm before adding Howard as partner.

Jimmy plants fake cocaine in Howard's locker at a club for which sport?

Golf: Jimmy talks his way into Howard's country club, slips a baggie of fake cocaine into his golf locker and lets Cliff Main see it fall out, an opening move in the scheme to discredit Howard.

What is Nacho Varga's real first name?

Ignacio is the name Saul blurts out in his first Breaking Bad scene, a throwaway line the prequel built a character around.

Lalo is jailed in Albuquerque under which alias?

Jorge de Guzman: arrested for the TravelWire clerk's murder, Lalo gives police that alias, and Saul gets 'Mr. de Guzman' released on bail.

Lalo Salamanca first appears in which season of Better Call Saul?

Fourth: Lalo first appears in season four's 'Coushatta' in 2018, nine years after Saul name-checked him in Breaking Bad.

What is Lalo's full first name?

Eduardo: 'Lalo' is the usual Spanish nickname for Eduardo, and Eduardo Salamanca is one of Hector's nephews alongside Tuco and the cousins.

What is the name of the eager assistant manager at Gus Fring's restaurant?

Lyle: the earnest assistant manager at Gus's restaurant, whom Gus keeps after hours re-scrubbing a fryer, and who proudly runs the place whenever Gus is away.

Who plays Saul's pickpocketing bodyguard Huell Babineaux?

Lavell Crawford: the stand-up comedian plays Huell, first seen in 'Chicanery' bumping into Chuck to plant something in his pocket that exposes his illness at the bar hearing.

Bob Odenkirk won two Emmys for writing on which programmes?

SNL and The Ben Stiller Show: Odenkirk shared writing Emmys for Saturday Night Live in 1989 and The Ben Stiller Show in 1993, years before playing Saul.

Which 2021 action film starred and was produced by Bob Odenkirk?

Nobody: Odenkirk starred as suburban dad Hutch Mansell and produced the 2021 thriller, a hit that earned a sequel, Nobody 2, in 2025.

Michael McKean began his career playing Lenny in which sitcom?

Laverne & Shirley: McKean played Lenny Kosnowski on the 1976–83 sitcom, a character he and David Lander had created as students at Carnegie Mellon.

How many Emmy nominations did Jonathan Banks earn for playing Mike Ehrmantraut?

Five: Banks was nominated once for Mike in Breaking Bad (2013) and four times for Better Call Saul (2015, 2016, 2017, 2019), all without a win.

Michael Mando, who plays Nacho, voiced which Far Cry villain?

Vaas Montenegro: Mando voiced and motion-captured the unhinged pirate Vaas in 2012's Far Cry 3, years before Nacho; he also played Vic in Orphan Black.

In which season-six episode does Nacho Varga die?

Rock and Hard Place: cornered in the desert, Nacho spits out his contempt for Hector, grabs Bolsa's pistol and shoots himself rather than be tortured, as Mike watches through a rifle scope.

Tony Dalton played which Marvel character in Hawkeye?

The Swordsman: Dalton played fencing-obsessed Jack Duquesne, alias the Swordsman, in Disney+'s 2021 series Hawkeye.

In 'Fun and Games', Gus lingers over a wine chat with a sommelier named what?

David: in 'Fun and Games' Gus spends a rare unguarded moment talking wine with the sommelier David, the closest the show comes to showing him at ease, before abruptly leaving.

Mark Margolis appeared in the first six films of which director, starting with Pi?

Darren Aronofsky: Margolis appeared in all six of Aronofsky's films from Pi (1998) through Noah (2014), and played the hitman Alberto 'The Shadow' in Scarface.

At which strip-mall phone shop does Jimmy work during his suspension from the bar?

CC Mobile: during his suspension Jimmy mans a dead-quiet CC Mobile store, then starts hawking 'privacy' burner phones on the street to the clients Saul Goodman will inherit.

What inspired the deliberately low-quality look of the show's title sequences?

Early VHS and public-access TV: each cold-open title card is deliberately degraded to look like a cheap 1990s VHS transfer, matching Saul's bargain-basement law ads from Breaking Bad.

In 'Marco', what do Jimmy and Marco sell during the con in which Marco dies?

A fake Rolex: the grift has Jimmy let a mark 'steal' a counterfeit Rolex off a passed-out drunk for the cash in his wallet; Marco, playing the drunk, suffers a fatal heart attack mid-con.

What did Jimmy do to Chet's car in the act he calls the 'Chicago Sunroof'?

Defecated through the roof: Jimmy's 'Chicago Sunroof' meant defecating through the open sunroof of Chet's car, not knowing Chet's children were in the back seat, which nearly made him a sex offender.

Who does Mike shoot at Gus's order after the man escapes from the super-lab site?

Werner had inadvertently revealed lab details to Lalo.

Who plays Betsy Kettleman?

Julie Ann Emery: Emery plays the steely Betsy Kettleman opposite Jeremy Shamos's Craig, the embezzling county treasurer, from season one through the couple's season-six return.

How much bail money does Jimmy collect in the desert in 'Bagman'?

$7 million: the cousins hand Jimmy $7 million of Lalo's bail money in the desert, and after an ambush he and Mike haul the bags on foot for two days.

Jimmy's mirror pep-talk 'It's showtime, folks!' is lifted from which film?

All That Jazz: Jimmy borrows Roy Scheider's daily mirror line from Bob Fosse's 1979 film, psyching himself up with it from the pilot onward.

In 'Chicanery', what does Chuck notice Jimmy has removed from his phone?

The battery: Chuck says he feels nothing because Jimmy's phone has no battery, then Jimmy reveals the battery has been in Chuck's pocket for over an hour, courtesy of Huell.

Which ABBA song do Jimmy and Chuck sing at karaoke in the season four finale flashback?

The Winner Takes It All: in the 'Winner' cold open Chuck joins Jimmy on stage for the ABBA song at his bar-admission karaoke party, a duet that gives the episode its title.

Why did the bar panel initially reject Jimmy's reinstatement in season four?

He was 'insincere': the committee denied reinstatement because Jimmy never mentioned Chuck, then he won the appeal in 'Winner' with a tearful speech about his brother he later admitted was an act.

Where is Jimmy's makeshift law office in the pilot episode 'Uno'?

The back of a nail salon: Jimmy rents the cramped back room of a Vietnamese nail salon, where the owner polices the cucumber water, and sleeps there on a fold-out couch.

Roughly how many viewers watched the series premiere 'Uno', a cable record?

6.9 million: the premiere averaged about 6.9 million viewers, then the largest audience for a scripted series debut in basic cable history.

Rhea Seehorn stars as novelist Carol Sturka in which 2025 Apple TV series?

Pluribus: Seehorn leads the 2025 Apple TV+ science-fiction series as novelist Carol Sturka, reuniting her with Better Call Saul co-creator Vince Gilligan.

On which streaming service was the animated spin-off Slippin' Jimmy released?

AMC+: the animated short series Slippin' Jimmy dropped on AMC+ on May 23, 2022, the same day the season's midseason finale aired.

Saul's first Breaking Bad client is which Jesse associate caught in an undercover drug bust?

Badger: Brandon 'Badger' Mayhew's arrest selling meth to an undercover cop is what brings Walt and Jesse to Saul's strip-mall office in his Breaking Bad debut.

The name 'Saul Goodman' is a play on which phrase?

It's all good, man: Jimmy picks Saul Goodman because it sounds like 's'all good, man', a name he reasons the street clients he sold burner phones to will remember.

What fictional fetish does Jimmy invent to explain Daniel Wormald's hiding place?

Hoboken squat cobbler: Jimmy tells the detectives the hiding place held fetish videos of Daniel sitting in pies, a 'Hoboken squat cobbler', and makes Daniel film one to back the story.

In 'Nailed', where does Chuck faint and hit his head?

A copy shop: Chuck collapses at the 24-hour copy shop where Jimmy had doctored the Mesa Verde papers, hitting his head while grilling the clerk, Lance, about it.

In the season two finale 'Klick', what does Jimmy find plastered on Chuck's walls?

Space blankets: Chuck has lined his walls with space blankets to block the 'electricity', and secretly tapes Jimmy's confession about the doctored documents during the visit.

In which Mexican state is Lalo's home, attacked by assassins in 'Something Unforgivable'?

Chihuahua: Lalo's hacienda is in Chihuahua, where Nacho opens the back gate for Gus's mercenaries; Lalo kills them all and escapes through a tunnel.

Where does Mike wake up at the start of 'Dedicado a Max'?

One of Gus's ranches in Mexico: Mike wakes in a village compound Gus restored in memory of Max, where Dr. Barry Goodman treats the stab wound from the Albuquerque muggers.

Whom does Kim ask Jimmy to represent against Mesa Verde in 'Namaste'?

Everett Acker: the Tucumcari homeowner refusing Mesa Verde's buyout; Kim, unable to sway Kevin Wachtell, has Jimmy take Acker's side against her own client.

Who plays Mesa Verde boss Kevin Wachtell?

Linn is also known as Frank Tripp in CSI: Miami.

In 'Black and Blue', Howard challenges Jimmy to what?

A boxing match: in 'Black and Blue' Howard, sure Jimmy is behind the smear campaign, takes him to a gym and challenges him to a boxing match, which Howard wins.

In the season six episode 'Breaking Bad', how is Saul transported by Walt and Jesse?

In the back of their RV: the flashback revisits the Breaking Bad desert scene, with Saul hooded and hauled into Walt and Jesse's Fleetwood Bounder before he talks his way out.

In 'Hit and Run', whom does Jimmy pick up while disguised as Howard?

Wendy: dressed as Howard and driving a lookalike Jaguar, Jimmy picks up Wendy, the Crossroads Motel sex worker from Breaking Bad, and shoves her out in front of Cliff Main's lunch table.

Why is Chuck arrested and hospitalised in 'Alpine Shepherd Boy'?

Stealing a neighbour's newspaper: desperate to read the story about Jimmy's publicity stunt, Chuck darts outside to grab the neighbour's paper, and the police who respond tase and hospitalise him.

In 'Hero', Jimmy stages a rescue of a man falling from what?

The billboard imitated Howard Hamlin's look and HHM's branding.

Which musical does the song Jimmy sings on Kim's voicemail in 'Bali Ha'i' come from?

South Pacific: Jimmy croons 'Bali Ha'i', the Rodgers and Hammerstein number from South Pacific, into Kim's voicemail, giving the episode its title.

Ken, the businessman Jimmy and Kim con in 'Switch', first appeared in which Breaking Bad episode?

Cancer Man: Kyle Bornheimer's Ken, the 'KEN WINS' BMW driver whose car Walt torches at a gas station in Breaking Bad's fourth episode, returns to be conned into buying the drinks in 'Switch'.

What WWII aircraft serves as the backdrop for Jimmy's TV ad in 'Fifi'?

A B-29 Superfortress: Jimmy films his ad beside the restored B-29 'Fifi' at the local air base, passing off a sex offender named Fudge as a war veteran to get access.

In 'Sabrosito', which gift does Hector present to Don Eladio in a 1999 flashback?

He also introduces Ximenez Lecerda and hands over a cash tribute.

What is Jimmy doing as community service in 'Expenses'?

Picking up garbage: suspended from practising, Jimmy spends his community service collecting roadside litter on a highway crew while scrambling to sell TV ads to keep the office afloat.

Which elderly client is the lead plaintiff in Jimmy's retirement-home class action?

Irene Landry: the sweet lead plaintiff whom Jimmy, desperate for his share, manipulates in 'Fall' by turning her friends against her so she will take the settlement.

In 'Witness', Mike follows a courier and ends up at which location?

Los Pollos Hermanos: the courier's route ends at the chicken restaurant, so Mike sends Jimmy inside to watch the drop, the show's first sighting of Gus Fring.

Who is the only witness at Jimmy and Kim's wedding in 'JMM'?

Huell: Jimmy's pickpocket Huell Babineaux serves as the sole witness at the quick courthouse wedding in 'JMM', the couple's only guest.

Which Irish actress plays Mike's daughter-in-law Stacey?

Kerry Condon: the Tipperary-born actress plays Stacey Ehrmantraut from the first season and voices Tony Stark's AI F.R.I.D.A.Y. in the Marvel films.

Who plays Clifford Main, managing partner of Davis & Main?

Ed Begley Jr.: Begley's Cliff Main is the decent Santa Fe lawyer Jimmy torments with a cocobolo desk, an unauthorised commercial and, later, the fake-cocaine stunt aimed at Howard.

Which actor plays Gus's henchman Victor and voiced Eagle Flies in Red Dead Redemption 2?

Jeremiah Bitsui: the Navajo actor plays Victor across both shows and voiced Eagle Flies in Red Dead Redemption 2; Ray Campbell plays fellow henchman Tyrus.

Which Supernatural actor plays gun dealer Lawson in both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul?

Jim Beaver: Supernatural's Bobby Singer plays the soft-spoken gun dealer Lawson, who supplies Walt's snub-nosed revolver in Breaking Bad and deals with Mike in Better Call Saul.

Which Better Call Saul actor voiced Trevor Philips in Grand Theft Auto V?

Steven Ogg: the voice of GTA V's Trevor Philips plays Sobchak, the loudmouth Mike humiliates while vying for the bodyguard job in 'Pimento'.

Which sport does Gene discuss with mall guard Frank while feeding him Cinnabon rolls in 'Nippy'?

Cornhuskers football: Gene bonds with guard Frank over Cornhuskers football and nightly Cinnabons, buying the minutes Jeff needs out of camera view.

What does Gene offer Jeff in exchange for silence in 'Nippy'?

A department store burglary: to buy Jeff's silence Gene lets him in on a heist, stealing high-end clothes from the mall's department store while Gene distracts the guard with Cinnabons.

What health event delayed filming of season six?

Odenkirk's heart attack: Odenkirk collapsed on set in July 2021 from a heart attack, halting production for several weeks before he returned to finish the season.

The first nine episodes of season six are set in which year?

2004: the first nine episodes of season six are set in 2004, four years before Breaking Bad's September 2008 start; the final four episodes leap ahead to the Gene timeline.

In 'Smoke', what does Howard tell Jimmy he believes Chuck's death really was?

Suicide: in 'Smoke' a wrecked Howard tells Jimmy he believes Chuck killed himself after being forced out of HHM, and Jimmy coolly replies that it is Howard's cross to bear.

How much money does Chuck's will leave to Jimmy?

$5,000: Chuck's will leaves Jimmy $5,000 and a letter, a sum small enough to discourage contesting it; the letter later reduces Kim to tears while Jimmy shrugs.

How does Jimmy answer Howard's season-five offer of a job at HHM?

Throws bowling balls onto his Jaguar: after Howard's job offer, Jimmy lobs bowling balls over the gate onto Howard's Jaguar at night in 'Namaste', the first of his escalating pranks.

Actor Jonathan Banks says Mike Ehrmantraut is a veteran of which service and war, hinted at when he handles a sniper rifle?

Marine Corps, Vietnam is Banks's backstory for Mike; 'Gloves Off' hints at it when he is unfazed by a black-market sniper rifle.

Madrigal Electromotive, parent company of Gus Fring's restaurant chain, is based in which country?

Germany: Madrigal Electromotive is a Hanover-based German conglomerate whose executive Peter Schuler kills himself as the DEA closes in during Breaking Bad's 'Madrigal'.