History WMG / BetterCallSaul

This will break his relationship with his MoralityPet brother. He will get power of attorney over his Chuck's affairs and then sue Hamlin, Hamlin & [=McGill=] for for his brother's share. This will cause the firm's breakup and Jimmy will pocket most of his brother's money for himself. Kim will be out of work and she'll break off her relationship with Jimmy, so he'll lose his other MoralityPet. This will complete Jimmy's transformation into Saul.

This is a variation of "Kim is going to die" WMG above. Chuck is clearly Jimmy's MoralityPet, one of the biggest reasons Jimmy stays on the straight path is because he doesn't want to disappoint Chuck. This is why he hid the newspaper that reported his shameless publicity stunt from Chuck. Also, it seems unlikely he would change the family name he and Chuck share just to attract more clients, it would be too shameful to admit that to Chuck. But if Chuck dies, Jimmy has no moral anchor anymore, so he's free to become Saul.

This is a variation of "Kim will die" WMG above. Chuck is clearly Jimmy's MoralityPet, one of the biggest reasons Jimmy stays on the straight path is because he doesn't want to disappoint Chuck. This is why he hid the newspaper that reported his shameless publicity stunt from Chuck. Also, it seems unlikely he would change the family name he and Chuck share just to attract more clients, it would be too shameful to admit that to Chuck. But if Chuck dies, Jimmy has no moral anchor anymore, so he's free to become Saul.

This is a variation of "Kim will die" WMG above. Chuck is clearly Jimmy's MoralityPet, one of the biggest reasons Jimmy stays on the straight path is because he doesn't want to disappoint Chuck. This is why he hid the newspaper that reported his shameless publicity stunt from Chuck. Also, it seems unlikely Jimmy would change the family name he and Chuck share just to attract more clients, it would be too shameful to admit that to Chuck. But if Chuck dies, Jimmy has no moral anchor anymore, so he's free to become Saul.

* {{Jossed}}. He's suspected of [[spoiler: killing two cops.]] And [[spoiler:he did it.]]

They just need input from the RetiredBadass to solve a crime.

[[WMG: Chuck will be running the [=McGill=] family clothing frachise in the end.]]

And it explains why he's not present by the time Breaking Bad comes about. He's immersed himself into the magic underground.

[[WMG: Better Call Saul/Breaking Bad exist in the same universe TheDresdenFiles does. Chuck is a wizard, explaining his sensitivity to electronics and electromagnetism, only he just doesn't realize it.]]

Turns out his hypersensitivity is not physical after all. Maybe he will get out of it and run the "Dress Like Saul" clothing franchise.

[[WMG: Chuck's neighbor from across the street will express how they feels about his newspaper being taken by James.]]

[[WMG: Chuck's neighbor from across the street will express how he feels about his newspaper being taken by him.]]
He will either say that Chuck needs help or antagonize Chuck out of anger.

It will be hosted by Chris Hardwick, who also hosted ''Talking Bad'' and ''Talking Dead.''

--> [[Quotes/TheBible "Upon this rock I will build my church."]]

He certainly seems like he needs money.

** Saul was already pretty established as a lawyer by the time ''Breaking Bad'' starts -- Walt and Jesse hire him specifically because Jesse's aware of his reputation. If ''Better Call Saul'' runs long enough to close in on the timeline of ''Breaking Bad'', Jimmy will probably have been "Saul" for several seasons already.

That ShoutOut to ''Film/{{Network}}'' was foreshadowing for Saul's character arc. The final season will focus on Saul's life after ''Breaking Bad,'' and the arc will focus on him getting back on his feet as a lawyer.

Like the "pink bear" flash-forwards in season two of Breaking Bad or the "bearded Walt" flash-fowards in season five.

We will see him hiring Mike as a private investigator to find out where Walter White works.

In ''Breaking Bad,'' he mentions catching his second wife screwing his stepdad. This could end up being a plot point.

If the series is to have any type of longevity, eventually the prequel element will have to be discarded if the writers wish to convincingly show younger versions of the characters in ''Breaking Bad''.

That is, if it takes place right before or around the beginning of ''Breaking Bad.''

[[WMG: Chuck McGill will die.]]
He already seems mentally ill, and it would be very emotional for Jimmy.