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Better Call Saul: Thomas Schnauz Keeps His Season 6 Updates Simple
So the last time we checked in with how things were going with filming on the sixth & final season of Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould's "Breaking Bad" spinoff prequel series, it was early in September and Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk was checking in from the make-up chair to let fans know that he was back to work (after an on-set health emergency over the summer) and that he was "happy to be here and living this specific life surrounded by such good people." Now let's flash ahead a little more than a month, with writer, producer, & director Thomas Schnauz hitting us with the kind of update that's actually nice to report on because it gets right to the point with no confusion (though they can be f***ers trying to get 300 words out of them).
Now here's a look at Schnauz's tweet keeping things nice and simple when it comes to updates ("I have arrived in Albuquerque"):
In a previous interview, Schnauz covered a number of topics that included what's ahead as well as a look at the series overall as it nears the end of its' run. Three highlights that stood out to us had to do with the final season- in particular, how the final season will be split & aired, "Gene Takovic's" fate, and if there will be more Lalo Salamanca (Tony Dalton).
On If the Season Will Be Broken Into Two Parts: "I don't know. Because of the COVID delays, and then Bob's heart attack and recovery, I have zero idea when or how the episodes will be aired. Everything with production is moving forward, steady but slow. We're filming scenes that don't involve Bob right now. I just finished editing my director's cut of episode 607, and I addressed some notes on my script for 611. I'm still waiting to hear the dates of when I'll prep and direct 611."
