Okay, take a deep breath before you yell at your screen. Better Call Saul might—just might - be better than Breaking Bad. There, we said it. Look, we love Breaking Bad.

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Better Call Saul major connections to Breaking Bad change everything fans thought they new about key characters.

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How did an unplanned relationship become the emotional core of Better Call Saul - and surpass Breaking Bad for many fans?

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Those floor-to-ceiling windows are total scene-stealers. Some of the most memorable Better Call Saul moments unfolded right there—light bouncing off the marble, shadows doing half the storytelling.

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