“Breaking Bad“, the AMC drama series, which premiered in 2008 and has been loved by millions of people, is undoubtedly one of the best shows on television today.

Walter White (Bryan Cranston) and Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul) have quickly become some of the most iconic characters from the golden age of television, as well as pop culture icons.

The world of Breaking Bad has expanded since the series finale in 2013. farewell movieEl Camino“filled in the gaps in Pinkman’s journey in the popular prequel”Better call Saulfocuses on the transformation of Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk) into corrupt lawyer Saul Goodman. And while other TV franchises haven’t taken off with spin-offs, Breaking Bad has gotten richer – thanks in large part to creator Vince Gilligan’s presence over the years.

With Better Call Saul’s finale – after six seasons – airing a few days ago, is this the end of the Breaking Bad legacy or will there be more connected TV series? How many TV series and movies take place in the Breaking Bad universe? It consists of five seasons of the original series, the movie “El Camino: Breaking Bad Moviefollowed by, and finally, Better Call Saul.

In addition to these three projects, a decent number of web series have also been filmed, including “Breaking Bad: Original Miniseries”, which was released during the screening of Breaking Bad. “Snowball: Breaking Badwas released alongside El Camino and was dedicated to Todd (Jesse Plemons).

For loyal fans, there is also an animated series “Sliding Jimmyreleased in early 2022 to coincide with the Better Call Saul finale. The six-episode series follows the adventures of Jimmy McGill at a young age.

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Vince Gilligan and the possibility of another spin-off

Shortly before the airing of the final episode of Better Call Saul, creator Vince Gilligan confirmed that his next project will not be set in the Breaking Bad universe, but returning to it in the future is out of the question.

“I can definitely imagine a comeback,” Gilligan told Rolling Stone magazine. “I would like to do this to continue this story. But without naming names, I look at some of the worlds, universes, stories that I like – whether it’s television or cinema. And I think there’s something that’s hard to explain when you’ve done so much for the same universe. You just let it go. And some universes are bigger and more elastic. Our little one, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, compared to other film and television projects.” And he added: “The main thing that scares me is to prove myself in one project. Yes, I could do more in the Breaking Bad universe. And maybe someday I will, especially if I failed in what comes next. But now, whether I have more room for growth or not — and I probably do — I feel like it’s time to do something new.”

Desire AMC

Yes, and of course he wants it. Speaking in June, AMC Networks Entertainment president Dan McDermond said he hoped to create another spin-off. “I can tell you that if I could do anything to encourage Vince (Gilligan) and Peter (Gould) to continue living in the same universe, I would,” McDermond told Variety. “I guess you’ll have to ask them, but the doors are always open and I look forward to the day my phone rings and Vince and Peter and our friends at Sony say, ‘I think we have another show.’ in the world of Breaking Bad.

According to NME, Rolling Stone