Vince Gilligan made a claim about Breaking Bad that should reassure fans.
A writer and director of television shows, he has directed the Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul series and its prequel spin-offBetter Call His Soul. } was created. next week.
Following the completion of Better Call Saul, which he worked with showrunner Peter Gould, Gilligan is looking to the future – and making big claims along the way.
At the show's Television Critics Association (TCA) panel on Wednesday (August 10),Deadline Gilligan It reports stating that it has no plans to set anything up. Breaking Bad in the universe.
Gilligan said, "Never say it," but he told the audience:.I couldn't be happier with this result.
Regarding the sequel film to Breaking Bad which will focus on Paul's character Jesse Pinkman, Gilligan continued: But I think he's starting to feel like he has to know when to leave the party. He wouldn't want to be the man with the lampshade on his head.
He concluded:
Gilligan, however, admitted that he "probably gave the same answer at the end ofBreaking Bad, which was the work of Better Call Saul. ended in 2013, two years before the Not a one-trick pony, that's what I want.” It will be a "suggestive" series similar to Zone. Gilligan's early credits included episodes ofThe X-Files.
Better Call Saul will end on Monday (August 15th) in the US and the next day in the UK he will end on Netflix.
