Better call saul season 4 netflix usa Continue The second season of Better Call Saul premieres (thankfully) just a few days later, and fans are finally starting to learn more about what the new episodes will entail. From the cameo of Breaking Bad to the potential start of Jimmy's transition to Saul, viewers definitely have something to see this time. Here's everything you need to know about season 2, ahead of the upcoming premiere: 1. Jimmy will face an uphill battle Source: AMC How AMC recently released key skills for the upcoming season clearly implied Jimmy Odernkirk has a tough journey and even more trouble ahead of him in season 2. While the specific details of the plot are kept secret, Jimmy will reportedly find himself at a crossroads that will force him to choose between staying on the moral side of the law or heading into a risky business that we know he eventually takes on as Saul Goodman. While co-creator Vince Gillian has previously stated that he has no plans to rush the transition, it's safe to say that we can probably expect to see the beginning of Saul's personality piece peeking here and there in Season 2. As stated in the official review of the network's plot: Season One found Jimmy stumbling into a big class action lawsuit that led to promising job opportunities at a large firm. Arriving at the fork in the road, will Jimmy take a straight and narrow path with safe corporate work or will he fall back in his Slippin Jimmy's scam way? 2. Some minor characters will have a greater presence In addition to Odenkirk reprises their role as Jimmy and Jonathan Banks return as Mike Ehrmantraut, Better Call Saul Season 2 will bring back Michael McKean as Brother Saul/Jimmy McGill Chuck, Patrick Fabian as Howard Hamlin's lawyer, And Ray Seehorn as fellow lawyer Kim Wexler. Also, going back to the stage? As co-creator Vince Gilligan revealed earlier this year, Nacho Varga (Michael Mando) is expected to return and will likely have a much bigger presence in Season 2. The character appeared only at the beginning of the first season of the series, but it was not the last viewer to see it. The intention was to introduce a character who - he's a tough guy, he's in this drug world - but he's a little more thoughtful, Gould described the character earlier this year. He's a bad guy to talk to. 3. Season 2 will be the same length as Season 1 Back, when AMC originally resumed Better Call Saul for a second season, it promised 13 episodes (3 more than the first season of the 10-episode run). But since then the plan has been slightly changed. In November, showrunner and executive producer Peter Gould confirmed that the second season would also only have 10 episodes, though it's unclear why. While the thought of losing three hours of the show may come as a disappointment to some fans, Gould promise that the 10 we get will be big, big episodes! 4. There will be at least one Breaking Bad cameo Source: AMC Fans has long been considering seeing a Breaking Bad character or two show on Better Call Saul. It seems they will definitely get this chance this time. We revisited the character we met at the start of season 1 Breaking Bad and haven't seen it since. It's going to be a fun tip hat,' Gilligan told Cinemablend. Although the identity of the character who will make the cameo has not been revealed, that hasn't stopped the viewing from speculation. One of the popular guesses is methamphetamine distributor and DEA informant Domingo Krazy-8 Molin (Maximino Arsigna), who originally appeared in several episodes in the first season of Breaking Bad. We need to keep an eye on the updates to find out for sure. 5. Premiere Date Source: AMC After months of waiting, AMC has finally strengthened the premiere date for the next season of Better Call Saul in November. Fans can catch Season 2 when it kicks off on February 15. The series will return to its Monday night, 10pm Eastern Times. More from Entertainment Cheat Sheet: Season 6 of Hallmark's beloved series When The Heart Rings is finally on Netflix - but not if you live in the US. The latest season of the popular period drama is currently streaming for many around the world, but viewers in America were unlucky if they hoped to binge watch the latest episodes of the show before season 7 premieres on February 23. 'When Calls the Heart' Season 6 streaming around the world The official When Calls the Heart Instagram account revealed on January 30 that the show's last season was streaming on Netflix in some countries. #Hearties! We've heard rumors that some of you are around now season six on Netflix! reads a post on the show's Instagram page, which also asked fans who can now stream WCTH to share the news in the comments. People from all over the world, including the Philippines, Portugal, Southern Africa, Chile, Italy, Japan, Brazil and Australia, quickly responded that Season 6 was available to them. Although When Calls the Heart Season 6 aired in the U.S. in the spring of 2019, it is not broadcast worldwide. For many of these fans, this is the first time they have had the opportunity to see these new episodes. Heartfelt in the U.S. disappointed when heart calls: Home for Christmas ©2019 Crown Media United States LLC/Photographer: Ricardo Hubbs While Hearties around the world were thrilled that they could finally watch season 6 on Netflix, the news wasn't so great for fans in the US. While American Netflix subscribers can watch seasons 1-5 WCTH, Season 6 is not yet available. Not in the U.S. commented one fan. I like the booze of the previous season to see it all again before the new While some were disappointed they couldn't catch up with their favorite residents of Valley of Hope, at least one Heartie was glad others were able to enjoy the show, writing: It doesn't look like he's made it onto Netflix in the US yet, but I'm glad others are finally able to watch it. Enjoy yourselves! The news was even worse for Canadian fans of the series, who reported that Netflix only has seasons 1-4 of the show - even if it is set and filmed in Canada. However, when The Heart Rings is available on demand in Canada on Super Channel Heart and Home, which will also broadcast season 7 at the same time it is broadcast in the US. At this point, there's no news on when WCTH Season 6 will make it to Netflix in the US No Word yet on @netflix US date yet. As soon as we find out, we'll be sure to share! Commented on @wcth_tv Instagram. There may be several reasons why a show or movie is streaming in one country but not in another, according to Netflix. Some programs are unavailable due to differences in regional taste, while several rights holders or non-purchase rights holders may also affect affordability. When The Heart rings Season 7 premieres February 23 while Hearties in the US still can't get season 6 on Netflix, they'll be able to watch when the new season When Hearts premieres Sunday, February 23 at 8/7c on the Hallmark Channel. A preview released on January 29 suggests that the Elizabeth-Nathan-Lucas love triangle that the show created at the end of Season 6 will be the main focus of the upcoming season. In the clip, Elizabeth stands in the middle of a nearly empty street in valley of Hope, in front of two men who are competing for her heart - mountie Nathan Grant and salon owner Lucas Bouchard. There's no clue as to who she chooses, but whatever happens, it's sure to get hearties talking. Check out The Showbiz Cheat sheet on Facebook! Even if much of the country isn't stuck at home right now amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, people will still be buzzing about the penultimate season of Better Call Saul. Believe advertising - it's really so good. This Breaking Bad spin-off prequel floundered a bit at the start of the season, trying to find focus and direction plus establish identity separately from the original. And now? The AMC drama has some critics and fans predict that it will surpass the original in terms of quality before it is over. But not everyone has a cable subscription. That's when fans can expect to binge on Better Call Saul Season 5 on Netflix, as well as other ways to watch at the same time if you just can't wait. Better Call Saul James Minchin/AMC Fans Can Expect Better Call Saul Season 5 on Netflix in 2021 So far, the previous season of Better Call Saul was added to Netflix around the same time the season's newest premiere on cable. For example, the season was added to Netflix on February 9, 2020 Two weeks before the first episode of Season 5 aired. Following this logic, we can expect season 5 of Better Call Saul to be released on Netflix close to the time when Season 6 - the last season of the series - debuts. It is tentatively scheduled for 2021, but can be delayed, as are many other TV shows and movies.