In Better Call Saul, Jimmy McGill (who becomes the eponymous Saul Goodman) transforms his life via a correspondence law degree from the University of American Samoa.

When fans were introduced to Saul Goodman in Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 8, 'Better Call Saul', they instantly fell in ...

The "Better Call Saul" series finale ... whether it’s one degree from the University of American Samoa, ... we see Chuck, whose suicide Jimmy can’t absolve himself of. Still-alive Chuck ...

When Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan signed up to make a spin-off series, he wasn't sure it would work. So how did it actually improve on its predecessor? Stephen Kelly finds out.

Now that six seasons of Better Call Saul have wrapped, ... but then Chuck uses his weight to keep it ... Not bad for a guy who got his law degree from the University of American Samoa. 3 of 25.

He's never mentioned in Breaking Bad, or in any of the Better Call Saul flash-forwards. But we know exactly what comes of Jimmy, and we know Chuck will be proven right. Jimmy will never change.

Michael McKean breaks down Chuck's return in the "Better Call Saul" finale and guesses what it means -- he isn't caught up with the show Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

Chuck simply does not trust Jimmy and his potential or promises to achieve that given his history of conning people as "Slippin’ Jimmy"—the nickname he earned running petty scams in his youth.

A Therapist Reacts to Chuck's OCD in Better Call Saul Georgia Dow explores how the show's depiction of mental illness stacks up against real life. By Philip Ellis Published: Aug 13, 2022 9:40 AM EDT ...

Chuck McGill is one of Better Call Saul's most tragic characters, and Rebecca Bois, the character's ex-wife, represents a simpler, happier time in the conflicted man's life.