The latest poster of "Better Call Saul" Season 2 shows that things will be challenging for Bob Odenkirk's character Jimmy McGill/Saul Goodman. According to TV Line, the poster shows Jimmy walking uphill. It can be interpreted that Jimmy's "morally gray life" will not be easy at all. The fans and viewers of "Better Call Saul" will just have to wait for one more month before they see the other side of Jimmy.
In the first season, the series followed Jimmy as he learned about the moral dilemmas of the legal world. Jimmy tried his best to get away from his brother's shadow and build his own name. He was able to stumble upon a class-action lawsuit which in turn led him to a promising job opportunity at a large firm.
Things seem to go on accordingly for Jimmy's life. But in the upcoming season 2, Jimmy will have to choose which path to take. It was previously reported that in the upcoming season the fans will bid farewell to Jimmy's "Mr. Nice Guy" front as he will soon embrace his dark side. In the trailer teaser, Jimmy will have to choose whether he will continue with the straight road towards the corporate world or he will go back to his "con-man lifestyle."
In the video Jimmy said, "Well, you know what? It's never stopping me again." That simple line could mean a lot of things in terms of what's Jimmy is going to make of his life and career.
Meanwhile, the show creator Vince Gilligan revealed that in the sophomore season fans of both "Better Call Saul" and "Breaking Bad" will see a familiar face on the series. Gilligan told Cinemablend, "We revisit a character we met early in Season 1 of Breaking Bad and haven't seen since. It's going to be a fun tip of the hat."
However, the fans were reportedly disappointed that the announcement made by Gilligan got nothing to do with Walter White (Bryan Cranston). A lot of fans hope that Cranston will join Jimmy on the show. But then, Gilligan gave a hint that whoever the character will be, he or she will make Jimmy's life more interesting in the upcoming season.
"Better Call Saul" is set to return on Friday, Feb. 15, 2016 on AMC.
