The final 13 episodes of AMC's hit spinoff series Better Call Saul are poised to air this coming April. After six seasons, the fate of Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk) and his shady criminality will come to a conclusion, hopefully in a satisfying way that pleases the most loyal fans. Of course, the ending of one project often leads to the start of new opportunities for the cast to pursue. The question is, what lies ahead for the Better Call Saul family?
From new TV shows and cool horror movies to animated series, podcasts, and many more, find out what Odenkirk and company are up to now that Better Call Saul has wrapped filming.
Bob Odenkirk - Undone Season 2 (April 2o22)
After rightly taking time to recover from his near-fatal heart attack, Saul himself is back to work. Bob Odenkirk will not only reprise his role as Jacob Winograd in the Amazon Prime Original animated series in the new comedic podcast Summer in Argyle, which he co-created with his brother Nate.
Undone is a trippy glimpse into Alma's (Rosa Salazar) fractious mind after sustaining an injurious car accident as she traverses time and space. Odenkirk plays her father. Summer In Argyle focuses on the death of a hot dog-eating contestant in rural Argyle, Ohio. The show reunites Odenkirk with his longtime Mr. Show partner David Cross.
Rhea Seehorn - Linoleum (March 2022)
Fresh off its SXSW debut, Rhea Sheehorn (Kim Wexler) stars opposite Jim Gaffigan in the new absurdist sci-fi comedy Linoleum. Written and directed by Colin West, the film already boasts a stellar 80 Metascore.
Plot-wise, Gaffigan plays Cameron Edwin, a disgraced children's TV science show host who decides to build a rocket in his garage and live his dream of becoming an astronaut. Seehorn plays Cam's wife, Erin, and hopefully gets to show off her comedic chops that were hinted at during Better Call Saul.
Jonathan Banks - The Damaged (TBD)
Series standout Jonathan Banks will live in infamy for his laconic portrayal of Mike Ehermentraut in both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. Take note fans, Banks is poised to make his writing and directing debut with a cool-sounding crime drama called The Damaged.
Co-written, c0-directed, and c0-starring Conrad Goode, the story follows two hitmen in Las Vegas who, while returning from a job, find a mysterious teenage girl with a new baby in tow. Meanwhile, the men must find their boss' cheating wife. Given Banks' track record, this project sounds as awesome as it gets.
Michael Mando - Far Cry 7 (TBD)
Given his superb turn as Nacho Varga on the stellar AMC TV show that's still on the air, it's a bit surprising that Michael Mando has yet to lock in an official next project. However, he proactively wrote a project for a potential Far Cry 7 adaptation, continuing his beloved character Vaas' arc.
In an interview with Dan Allen Gaming, Mando spoke about the potential for a Far Cry 7 TV series or movie, expressing how much he loves playing the character and hopes to continue for several sequels to come.
Kerry Condon - The Banshees Of Inisherin (October 2022)
Thanks to her standout role as Mike's daughter Stacey, Kerry Condon has landed a plum role in Martin McDonagh's star-studded new drama that reunites his In Bruges stars Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson. Also starring Barry Keoghan, the film is called The Banshees of Inisherin.
The story follows two old buddies who reunite on an Irish isle and find themselves at an existential crossroads when one of them expresses their desire to no longer be friends. As one of the great dramatists of the last decade and a half, McDonagh films are appointment viewing.
Patrick Fabian - Snow Falls (TBD)
Patrick Fabian played Howard Hamlin with ruthless guile on the excellent Breaking Bad spinoff show, a trait he may look to revisit in the indie horror film Snow Falls. Co-starring Jonathan Bennett and Anna Grace Barlow, the story finds five strangers stuck in a snowbound cabin during a harsh winter storm.
As things go bump in the night and people start dying, it becomes clear that the snowy weather itself has an evil supernatural spirit. Fabian also has a rom-com called The Other Zoey in the pipeline, about a girl named Zoey whose boyfriend gets amnesia and begins dating another girl with the same name. Both projects have yet to secure a release date.
Giancarlo Esposito - The Boys Season 3 (June 2022)
The inimitable Giancarlo Esposito was downright terrifying portraying The Boys this summer. The villainous CEO responsible for Compound V will have a lot to answer for moving forward.
Busier than most, Esposito also has the Netflix romantic drama movie Beauty set to debut in 2022 and will star in James Franco's movie The Long Home. Perhaps most intriguing, Esposito is set to star in Jigsaw, an 8-part miniseries about one of history's largest heist attempts ever made.
Michael McKean - Jerry And Marge Go Large (TBD)
The great Michael McKean added tremendous depth to the show as Jimmy's older brother, Chuck McGill. Ironically enough, McKean is set to star opposite Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston in the comedy Jerry and Marge Go Large from director David Frankel.
Also starring Rainn Wilson and Annette Benning, the movie is based on the real story of Jerry and Marge Selbee, a couple who won the lottery and used their winnings to refurbish their small hometown. The film is currently in post with no official release date. McKean will also star in the TV series Reboot, about a revived Hulu TV show in which the original cast must adjust to modern-day society.