"Better Call Saul": Aaron Paul In “Serious Talks” for ‘Breaking Bad’ Prequel, Dean Norris out

[Conz]

this is actually the first bit of casting i don't like. that character ran it's course, no need to broke what isn't fixed. is this a one time cameo? do i gotta hear this guy saying "yeah bytch" for the rest of my life?

when the hell are they gonna throw Bill Burr a bone and make him a full castmember?

 

[King Koopa]

this is actually the first bit of casting i don't like. that character ran it's course, no need to broke what isn't fixed. is this a one time cameo? do i gotta hear this guy saying "yeah bytch" for the rest of my life?

when the hell are they gonna throw Bill Burr a bone and make him a full castmember?

Yeah him and Hue def need more screen time.

And I always felt Aaron Paul would be a pretty good fit for comedy after watching this...

 

[radio rahiem]

I'm not trying to shyt on his career at all. I just think people will probably always think of him as Jesse Pinkman. Same way I always thought of Duchovney as Mulder, although he escaped it a bit with Californication.

I think what I should have said was it's very rare for TV stars to transition well into movies. Although that's more rare these days, with the higher quality level of TV, and there's a lot of crossover actors that do both. But the 90's and even 00's to a degree saw a ton of TV actors that could never break through into movies, and some couldn't escape people viewing them as their tv character.

I wish Aaron Paul all the best. I'll probably always think of Pinkman when I see him, but I hope I'm wrong. He's talented and I'm sure he'll go on to do great things. Esposito went from Breaking Bad to Revolution, that's all I'm saying, lol. You just never know. Anything can happen, I guess.

 

[wire28]

shyt on aaron paul because you hated his character, brehs

 

[obarth]

shyt on aaron paul because you hated his character, brehs

I hated his acting

He was a horribly written character though

 

[Trey0'5Blue2Gz]

In March 2014, former Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul revealed that AMC had signed the show for twenty-four episodes.




Although the show is set to be a prequel, it will also employ Breaking Bad's signature time jump. "We think, by and large, this show will be a prequel, but the wonderful thing about the fractured chronology we employed on Breaking Bad for many years is the audience will not be thrown by us jumping around in time. So it's possible that we may indeed do that, and we'll see the past and perhaps the future," Gilligan said.