An Original Script For Breaking Bad Makes A Big Change To Better Call Saul
Had Better Call Saul used a line from an original Breaking Bad script, we might have seen ol' Gene Takavic with a very different mall job.
Read MoreHad Better Call Saul used a line from an original Breaking Bad script, we might have seen ol' Gene Takavic with a very different mall job.
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