Actor Bob Odenkirk has dismissed the likelihood of a Better Call Saul revival unless the storyline remains strictly within a prison setting.
He addressed the possibility while marking the fourth anniversary of the critically acclaimed AMC legal drama series finale on August 15, 2026.
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The six-season, 63-episode Breaking Bad spin-off concluded its 90-month run with the finale episode "Saul Gone" in 2022.
According to AMC Networks data, the finale drew a season-high 2.7 million total viewers across AMC and AMC+.
This exceeded the spring premiere viewership of 1.4 million.
The series finale secured a 9.8/10 rating from more than 78,000 users on IMDb.
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In interviews marking a prior anniversary of the conclusion, Odenkirk addressed the potential of reprising his role as Jimmy McGill under permanent narrative constraints.
"He's not getting out," said Odenkirk.
The legal drama traced the complete transformation of Jimmy McGill into criminal defense attorney Saul Goodman before he accepted an 86-year prison sentence.
Creators Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould have indicated the fictional universe is complete, with no further spin-offs commissioned by AMC.
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Here are key metrics for the series:
- Total episodes: 63
- Seasons: 6 (2015-2022)
- Premiere to finale span: 90 months
- Finale viewership (AMC): 1.8 million live viewers
- Total with AMC+: 2.7 million viewers
- IMDb rating (finale): 9.8/10 (78,500+ ratings)
