Official Season 6 Trailer | Better Call Saul
One last memorable season; after "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel," "Better Call Saul" - which everyone knows is the prequel to "Breaking Bad" - ends with a Grand Parade.

It's clear that the writers' strike first, and then Covid, have refreshed the ideas that had been somewhat dulled in recent years among the creators of American TV series.

I'm not one to throw around technical data at the end, considering that's not really necessary, but after a strong first episode, the second is a series of nested stories that narratively contain seemingly difficult knots to unravel, all enhanced by cinematography, a script, acting talent, and a soundtrack that's out of the ordinary. Or rather, out of New Mexico in this case.

In short, I'm savoring it slowly, waiting to krakk... um, download the latest episode of "Peaky Blinders," from which I expect something better than the previous one.
In the series "When, finally, you have nothing better to do."
Retirement looms, BRUTTOGGIÙDDA it was about time!!!