Better Call Saul’s original plan for the return of a Breaking Bad character would have ruined the best cameo of the spinoff

Call Saul better brought back a key breaking Bad Cameo appearance in the series finale, but the spinoff brought it almost much earlier and ruined the surprise. Alan Sepinwall’s new book Saul Goodman against Jimmy McGill: The complete critical companion to call Saul better is mostly an revealing episode for episode guidelines that breaks out this incredible crime saga. But it too Contains a few interviews with the creators of the show, in which they discuss some interesting ideas for the story that have been scrapped – including A breaking Bad Cameo that never came into play.

In the course of Call Saul better‘S SIX Seasons, the show brought a few legendary characters from a breaking Bad. Tuco Salamanca threatened Jimmy McGill in the pilot episode, Hank Schrader was annoyed with Saul Goodman, and Walt and Jesse appeared towards the end when the spin -off was picked up the events breaking Bad. But according to Sepinwall’s book, Call Saul better Had more breaking Bad CAMEOS planned. The authors hoped to portray Kim Wexler Skyler White, but Kim’s story went in a different direction. They also planned to bring Marie with you much earlier.

Jimmy Marie Schrader would have had a scrapped Saul story

Marie would have hired Jimmy to get her out of shoplifting

When they went into every season, the authors tried to find new ways to integrate confidants breaking Bad Characters in the spinoff (and finally found places for dozens of them in history). Jimmy and Kim have Ken, the loud, stock exchange broker, whose car was blown up by Walt. Nacho Varga cooked the devilish scheme that Hector Salamanca landed in his wheelchair. But not every idea for A breaking Bad Cameo came to pass. The authors would finally bring Marie to the last episode of Call Saul betterBut they wanted to bring them in much earlier.

A subplot in breaking Bad revealed that Marie had a story of kleptomania and burdened her marriage. Every time Marie was caught theft, Hank had to put his call in the line and use his connections to the law enforcement authorities to get her off the checkout. Marie’s original Call Saul better The look would have seen Jimmy hired to get her out of shop theft before Hank found. Jimmy would have been the perfect lawyer for thatBecause he will do everything to stay out of a dish.

The idea came a few times during the course of the show. When it was set up for the first time, she would have hired Jimmy. But later she would have been represented by * criminal * Lawyer Saul Goodman when this action reappeared in the author’s room. Saul is the one who had a controversial professional relationship with Hank, so this would have made a dramatically juicy conflict. Finally, this action was given up as a whole And Marie would not appear until Jimmy went to the court hearing Call Saul better Final.

Maries ultimately a better appearance Saul was much more powerful than that would have been

Jimmy, who represents Marie, would have been more fun, but less effective

It would have been fun that Jimmy (or Saul) represented Marie and developed a reduced program to get you off the hook to get a shop theft. You would undoubtedly have had a really funny dynamicWith Marie, who acts as a dead film for Saul’s colorful antics. But the authors probably made the right choice by presenting Marie to the end.

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As funny as it would have been to see Marie as one of Jimmy’s customers, Seeing a grieving Marie who is looking for justice for the death of her husband is undeniably more powerful. Marie puts on a brave face, climbs into a room with Jimmy and leads all of her resentment over Walt’s criminal empire to his only remaining founding member. Call Saul better Haden from Jimmy, who represented Marie, could have received a comedic mileage, but it has a lot of dramatic mileage from her confrontation in the final.

Source: Saul Goodman against Jimmy McGill: The complete critical companion to call Saul better By Alan Sepinwall