'Better Call Saul' Season 3 Will See Gus Fring Back; Connection with 'Breaking Bad' Will Be Revealed

8:09 AM EDT 3/23/2017 by Menahem Zen, Celebeat Reporter

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Fans will see the drug kingpin Gus Fring come back in the "Better Call Saul' Season 3. Other characters from the "Breaking Bad" will also make an appearance.

"Better Call Saul" Season 3 is in the making as reported by Den of Geek. The third season of the series has shown that it has been a suitable prequel to "Breaking Bad," which has been dubbed as one of the greatest TV series of all time.

Jimmy McGill will have his transformation to become Saul Goodman in the "Better Call Saul'" Season 3, while the drug dealer Gus Fring will show again after his appearance in the previous season. However, according to actor Bob Odenkirk, who played Jimmy McGill that became Saul Goodman in the "Breaking Bad" the return of Gus Fring is bigger than expected because it will show how he built his business empire.

“Season 3 is the first time we get to see Saul Goodman,” Odenkirk said in the Netflix annual event in Berlin earlier this month as reported by The Independent. He also reminded the audience that Jimmy McGill, also known as Saul Goodman, in the "Better Call Saul'" Season 3 is different than the one in "Breaking Bad." It is because it will be his first time to break the law and defy the authority.

Gus Fring who played the important role in the "Breaking Bad" as the drug kingpin will have major parts throughout the story of "Better Call Saul'" Season 3. Gus started his crime business as a small time drug dealer and slowly climbing to the top of the chain and rule the crime world.

"Breaking Bad" was aired on AMC for five seasons from January 2008 to September 2013. The series won 16 Emmy Awards, two Golden Globe Awards and two Peabody Awards. In February 2015, its prequel premiered consisted of 10 episodes and followed by another one. The "Better Call Saul'" Season 3 also have 10 episodes and will be slated to air April 10 on Netflix.

Watch the trailer for "Better Call Saul'" Season 3 below:

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