Season 1 is quite different compared to the later seasons of the show. There are some standout moments, but the show never really hits its stride in the early episodes. It's only in the next season that the writers figure out what the show is going to be. | © Sony Pictures Television
Season 2 is great in terms of building up the first season and developing the relationship between Chuck and Jimmy further. Relationships with the crime world start to blossom, but the disapproval from Chuck gets bigger and bigger. | © Sony Pictures Television
Season 4 stands out for the excellent psychological study of grief, showcasing the most complex version of Jimmy. The criminal world takes the central stage, with Mike and Gus calculating moves to build their empire. | © Sony Pictures Television
After watching Season 3, you will appreciate what its predecessor has built up for. It's a pivotal moment for character development, combining personal betrayal and criminal thought that set Jimmy on a path he can't return from. | © Sony Pictures Television
In Season 5, Jimmy's transformation becomes obvious once he navigates shady clients, brushes with the cartel, and destroys his personal life. It brilliantly sets the stage for crossover into Breaking Bad. | © Sony Pictures Television
The final season of Better Call Saul is truly remarkable considering the risk they took in the march to the finish line. Jimmy McGill fully transforms into Saul Goodman, leaving viewers both satisfied and heartbroken as the story comes to a close. | © Sony Pictures Television
Better Call Saul is more than a prequel to Breaking Bad; this series has proved itself as a masterpiece in storytelling, showcasing the transformation of Jimmy McGill into Saul Goodman. In this guide, we'll rank all Better Call Saul seasons from worst to best. Let's get started!
