Higher Name Saul is sort of at an finish, with solely two extra episodes left to air. However one thing large has already occurred: The prequel present, which explores the epic origins of Bob Odenkirk’s Jimmy McGill, aka Saul Goodman (and possibly extra aliases apart from), has already lastly looped again up with Breaking Dangerous, some 13 years after he first appeared on the present that began all of it. (And no, they’re not de-aging actors.) It’s lengthy been recognized that Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul reprise their roles as meth gods Walter White and Jesse Pinkman, however for those who suppose they only present up for a token look, suppose once more.

Odenkirk went on The View Tuesday, the place he was inevitably requested about reuniting with the 2 stars, who made their Higher Name Saul debuts on Tuesday’s episode, referred to as, in fact, “Breaking Dangerous” (and to not be confused with the Breaking Dangerous episode referred to as “Higher Name Saul”). However for those who loved that, there’s extra the place that cam efrom.

“The reality is, it was simply the beginning,” Odenkirk stated. “There’s extra of them. The scenes that come up are highly effective.”

Odenkirk additionally famous some false assumptions, saying, “I like that everyone thinks they’re gonna present up. Then they see them, they go, ‘Nice. We did it — we noticed them once more!’ I’m like, ‘You by no means know what’s gonna come subsequent on our present.’ So don’t make sure you’ve seen the final — I’m telling you, you haven’t.”

Certainly, at the very least in response to the IMDb (not all the time a dependable spot, so take this with a quarry of salt), Cranston is listed as a part of the forged within the subsequent two episodes, whereas Paul is barely on there for the penultimate one.

Odenkirk additionally took a while to mirror on the top of an period. “I feel after I watch the ultimate episode is when it’ll actually hit me,” he advised the group. “I feel I’ll begin crying, and I’ll name everyone, ‘We’re performed!’”

You’ll be able to watch Odenkirk’s look on The View above. The Cranston/Paul discuss begins across the 2:30 mark. Higher Name Saul episodes air on Monday, and all of it ends on Aug. 15.

(Through The Hollywood Reporter)