Better Call Saul - Seasons 01-06 [Blu-ray]

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settings, dusty exteriors, and all variety of locations seen throughout the ten-episode run enjoy the same robust definition and fine-point attention to

characters, too, with detailed threads and fabric density the norm. Law offices show every inch of high class furniture upholstery and polish while urban Jimmy McGill has finally chosen to hit the ground running as his fast-talking criminal lawyer Saul Goodman in the penultimate season 5 of Better Call Saul from Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan. Seasons 1-4 showcased his earlier days as a practicing attorney who struggled with his off-kilter ideas and practices, but with season five, McGill has fully accepted and taken to Saul Goodman as in the first few minutes of the show - he changes his name to the titular Albuquerque icon. The stakes are at an all-time high for each character this season as everyone's fate comes to a fetching climax of truly suspenseful proportions and is the best season yet of the show.

Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. light dialogue reverb, and a few minutes later the busy sounds of construction around the lab – hammering off to the side, a saw buzzing somewhere in aforementioned subtleties. Listen to a scene in episode one, halfway through, during Gustavo Fring's first scene. The buzzing fluorescent lights, the For anyone missing the glory days of 'Breaking Bad,' I couldn't be happier to tell you that it's not over. There's more story to tell within the 'Bad' universe. Although 'Better Call Saul' doesn't feature our favorite meth-cooking criminals, it's got more than enough of our B-team antihero crooks. Thanks to the return of brilliant writers, crew and showrunners, 'Better Call Saul' is already a perfect companion series to 'Breaking Bad' after one short ten-episode season.

Better Call Saul: Season Five contains audio commentaries and various additional extras spread across all three discs. No DVD or digital Gene of Omaha (HD, 8 Mins.) - This is a cool supplement that talks about the present day Saul or after the events of Breaking Bad on Saul's life in Omaha. Adding to those new characters is a very familiar face. Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks), who we came to know in 'Breaking Bad' as Gus Fring's muscle, plays a crucial role in nudging James McGill to Saul Goodman in 'Better Call Saul.' The spin-off may carry Saul's name in the title, but Mike's role is just as important. His origins are briefly and vaguely mentioned in 'Breaking Bad,' but just as we get with Saul, we get to see how Mike made his name. 'Breaking Bad' SPOILER: After Mike's fate in 'Breaking Bad,' it's just as great to see him again in 'Better Call Saul' as it is to see Saul. End SPOILER. Three Uncensored Episodes - Watch episode four (Disc 1, "Hero"), nine (Disc 3, "Pimiento") and ten (Disc 3, "Marco") with unedited content. towards the end of the season's fourth episode offers additional goodness for engine amplification and tires on asphalt (even a tiny electric car heard atas aesthetically superior as ever and performed with the depth and elegance audiences have come to expect from Vince Gilligan's masterful show. detail. Colors are lively and bold, perfectly saturated at all times and never displaying wonky contrast. Lighting can impact color temperature but there's Deleted Scenes (HD, 17 Mins.) - There are several deleted and extended scenes on each disc here, all of which give more character development. across the entire spectrum of characters, from manicured lawyers to drugged-out felons. Clothes enjoy the same range of authenticity across these

Better Call Saul Music Video (HD, Disc 2, 2:46) – As you'll read about in the Blu-ray exclusive special feature "In the Studio," a theme song was written for and performed by Junior Brown. This is the playful music video for that song. The season's undercurrent explores Kim's growing dissatisfaction with her job. She wants to go pro bono, and when she's forced to play a key part practically perfect picture that comes sourced from a video shoot but exhibits only light noise in even the most challenging low light scenes and shows The Good, The Bags and the Ugly (1080p, 13:22): Crafting "the most grueling episode" in series history: "Bagman." Worried that you don’t have enough Better Call Saul content to satisfy that insatiable itch? Don’t be – it's all good, man. Zavvi’s got you covered.Cast and Crew Commentaries - All ten episodes carry great cast and crew commentaries. With many of the major players from 'Breaking Bad' returning for 'Better Call Saul,' their commentaries are just as entertaining as they were on 'Bad.' This is still the epitome of perfect commentaries. What Is Mesa Verde Hiding? (1080p, 2:17 total runtime): The accusatory ads Jimmy makes in the season, in full. Included are Deleted Scenes (HD, 11 Mins.) - There are a collection of deleted/extended sequences that didn't make the final cut included here, that focus on some character development, but nothing too vital to the story in general. Better Call Saul' hits Blu-ray with the same perfect five-star quality 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio that came out of the last two 'Breaking Bad' Blu-rays. Just like the video quality, I can't think of a single scene that could have been enhanced aurally. Following Goodman over multiple series, witness his evolution into the enigmatic character known from Breaking Bad. Inspired to turn his life around and pursuing a respectable legal career, this now ex-scam artist finds himself enveloped in the illegal drug trade - destined to meet the iconic Walter White.

The Cannon Roll (HD, 1 Min.) - Again from the shoot-out scene, this is just the six camera angles that filmed the vehicle crash at the same time. And once you’re all caught up, return to the pilot show that started it all - the legendary Breaking Bad - and continue on with the events of Saul Goodman’s life of intrigue and excitement. It’s All Goodman Ethics Training with Kim Wexler (1080p, 28:04 total runtime): A "10 part legal education course" with Kim Wexler, filmed by JimmyDeleted Scenes (1080p): From "Bagman:" Go Easy on That (1:59). From "Something Unforgiveable:" A Little