Better Call Saul

Jonathan Banks

Born in Washington, D.C, Jonathan Banks’ work as an actor has spanned five decades in film, television, and theater. He began his career with the musical Hair in 1969. Banks is a six time Emmy® Award nominee, garnering nominations in 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2019 for his work on Better Call Saul, in 2013 for Breaking Bad, and for his role as ‘Frank McPike’ in the Stephen J. Cannell-produced series Wiseguy in 1989. Among his hundreds of film and television credits are Beverly Hills Cop, 48 Hrs., Dark Blue, Flipper, Freejack, Mudbound and The Commuter.

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Jonathan Banks

Wracked with guilt and regret, Mike hits rock bottom. He must come to terms with the bargains he has made to provide for his family.

Rhea Seehorn

As Kim tries to make sense of Jimmy’s decision to pursue a career as “Saul Goodman,” she faces her own confounding professional and personal choices. With only the best of intentions, Kim finds herself on a slippery slope of cut corners and white lies.

Patrick Fabian

Howard has put HHM back on a successful path following Chuck’s death, but righting some past wrongs proves more challenging than he imagines.

Tony Dalton

Seductive and merciless, Lalo is now the Salamanca family's best hope. Leaving a path of destruction in his wake, Lalo won't rest until his family’s standing in the cartel is restored — no matter the cost.

Giancarlo Esposito

Plotting his long-simmering revenge, Gus is now at war on all fronts as he attempts to build his drug empire out of view of the cartel’s prying eyes. Now he faces his most formidable opponent — the relentless Lalo Salamanca.

Michael Mando

Struggling to extricate himself and his father from the Salamancas’ clutches while serving as Gus Fring's double agent, Nacho's situation seems impossible. An unexpected alliance gives him a ray of hope as he walks the razor’s edge between these explosive and deadly forces.

Bob Odenkirk

Determined to move beyond the shadow cast by his brother’s troubling death, Jimmy begins practicing law as his colorful alter ego, “Saul Goodman.” His choices set off an avalanche of consequences that threaten his future and his relationship with Kim.