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astrochimp

Feels like so long that it's been off.

Can't wait for season two!

devilshalo

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Mike86

Very excited for this!! The wait did feel like forever but I'm definitely ready for more. I'll have to try to rewatch the first season prior to the new one.

windom

I just noticed that there is a "Talking Saul" show scheduled right after the season premiere. I wonder if this is just for the first episode or will be after every episode. Will Chris Hardwick host it too? I would think he'd be busy doing @Midnight around that time (assuming it's done live).

I know they're also going to be doing "Talking Dead" after every episode of "Fear The Walking Dead" when it comes back. So I guess that for every hour of actual show on AMC, I will end up watching two hours of TV.

majorjoe23

I'm pretty sure @midnight isn't live. I remember some of the panelists talking about the recording process.

windom

Yeah, I know @midnight tapes earlier, but I'm not sure how much earlier. Talking Saul starts about an hour before @midnight. Maybe they are done by then but not sure how much time Chris would need to get ready for the Saul show.

Jackskeleton

Had a Rusty Nail and watched two episodes tonight. Can't wait for more Slipping Jimmy.

Jackskeleton

For the record, @Midnight tapes around 2pm for about an hour when they get rolling.

Mike86

As much as I like the show I don't think these after shows are completely necessary. Maybe after the season premiere and finale but doing one each episode seems like overkill. Guess we don't know if it's going to be a regular thing or not yet though but I could see it happening as I'm sure it's pretty cheap to produce and fills an hour timeslot.

Jackskeleton

Wait, people still watch those after shows? Ugh.

Yeah. I just ignore them since it's nothing more than show circle jerking.

Jason

It's cheap, "original" content and a way to get people to sit through commercials so they can see a commercial for next week's episode that they were going to watch anyhow.

JuryDuty

Will these be available on Hulu or Netflix? I'm not getting AMC right now...

EDIT: Found my answer. Likely it'll be only on Netflix in Feb 2017 as it shows up 2 weeks prior to the new season: http://netflixlife.com/2016/02/01/wh...be-on-netflix/

And not on Hulu at all: http://www.bestofhulu.com/will-hulu-...ter-call-saul/

DJariya

Netflix has the streaming rights, but they don't get it until a year after it airs.

You can purchase the season a la carte via Amazon if that's an option for you. Although it will cost in the $30-40 something range for the season.

SonicCookie

For anyone who is cord-cutter, iTunes has the S2 "season pass" for $24.99 HD, $16.99 SD.

DJariya

http://www.amazon.com/Better-Call-Sa...tter+call+saul

Just to correct myself. An HD season pass is actually $25.99. Season 2 will be 10 episodes.

coli

I do agree with you that part of them are circle-jerks, but I'm still glad they have these types of shows. There is always little tidbits from the episode that they talk about it that may give another spin on it. The only thing is these type of shows don't need to be an hour as that's when they become bloated. A 1/2 hour show with 3 segments is enough to analyze an episode, and that is why I DVR them and FF past the circle-jerk stuff.

windom

The guide listings for 2/22 are out now and it doesn't show a "Talking Saul" scheduled after the new episode. The new episode is repeated right after the first airing. So they're probably only doing it for the premiere (maybe the finale too?).

windom

Deadline reported that Talking Saul will follow the premiere and finale episodes. Chris Hardwick will host.

http://deadline.com/2016/02/talking-...mc-1201701500/

OldBoy

i never liked these "Talking" shows. they are usually boring and just gush and recap the episode that just aired...

cultshock

Last season, Netflix in the UK had new episodes available the day after they aired on AMC, so probably this season too. And it's not too hard to find a way to watch UK Netflix.

Mike86

I think that's a good idea. It makes sense to open and close the season with wrap up episodes but there doesn't need to be one every week.

HN

DVDtalk tvtalk threads are my aftershow

Jack Straw

Looking forward to getting more Saul backstory and how the sequence of events put him on a road that would eventually intersect with Gus, Heisenberg and Jesse. Expect it to be a bumpy tense ride.

Troy Stiffler

I'm watching again on Netflix. I don't care about Saul/Jimmy's connection to Breaking Bad. This show is great.

Like Breaking Bad, it doesn't play fast. It requires patience and attention. And it's never a bore.