Two more months to go until Jimmy McGill is back. However on the upcoming sophomore season of "Better Call Saul" we will be able to see Jimmy's gradual change to his "Breaking Bad" alter ego. Fans will bid farewell to Jimmy's Mr. Nice Guy front as he is already set to embrace his darker side.
Entertainment Weekly got an exclusive first look at season 2 and in one photo it was seen that Bob Odenkirk who plays Jimmy and Jonathan Banks who portrays Mike Ehrmantraut share what it seems as a tense elevator ride. Even though the two were already allies by the end of "Better Call Saul" season one, there is still something awkwardness.
While the other photo shows Jimmy who seems to be in deep thoughts whether he should go for the conservative black and gray suits or the colorful ones.
During the season 1 finale, Jimmy walked away from his interview at a respectable law firm while he was humming "Smoke on the Water." That scene made a lot of fans and viewers think on what road Jimmy will take in the sophomore season.
Peter Gould, the show's co-creator shared that the viewers should expect the upcoming season 2 to be more intense as he said, "You're gonna see what happens when Jimmy lives his own way. He's been living Chuck's way, he's been living Kim's way - what's it like when Jimmy lives his way, and does that mean he's now Saul Goodman?"
"Better Call Saul" has already been nominated six times for the Primetime Emmy Awards including the Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series.
The sophomore season of "Better Call Saul" premieres Feb. 15, 2016 10 p.m. ET on AMC and will also be released on Netflix right after. The second season will reportedly have 10 episodes.
Watch the trailer below:
