Name: Top 10 Hidden References to Breaking Bad in Better Call Saul
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Who would have thought that this crooked, floppy haired lawyer would do so well on his own?

And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 hidden references to Breaking Bad in Better Call Saul for this list.

We're taking a look at the best callbacks or, um called forwards to the breaking bad Siri's hidden within the dialogue and scenery of Better Call Saul.

Oh yeah, and a huge spoiler alert anyone who isn't up to date on either Siri's.

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You'll win it all if you're not afraid to lose.

Will it take to sue your number 10 A Cinnabon in Omaha when the proverbial you know what hits the fan towards the end of season five of Breaking Bad?

Saul Goodman is considering his options, which mainly consists of keeping a low profile and while keeping his life, if he's lucky in a throw away comment when talking to Walter White saw mentions that he'll be lucky if he's managing a Cinnabon in Omaha.

Just another douche bag with a job and three pairs of Dockers.

I'm managing a Cinnabon in Omaha and, yep, you guessed it in a selection of flash forward scenes.

From Better Call Saul, we see Jimmy, also known as Sol, also known as Gene, working at a Cinnabon in Omaha.

Intense and memorable black and white sequences.

World's About to come out Number nine CASS.

In his elderly client days, Jimmy would head to a certain CASS a trunk eel, a retirement home in order to generate new business.

And he did pretty well for himself in the process.

If CASS a trunk yellow looks familiar, though, it's because it just so happens to be the same retirement home that the wheelchair bound Hector Salamanca spends his time injuring breaking bad.

It's also the place where Hector and Gus have their final explosive showdown, a cripple little rock.

And let's not forget, Better call Saul also shows us how Hector ended up in a wheelchair in the first place and how we learned to communicate using that dreaded Bell thing isn't personal.

In a scene from an early breaking bad episode, Walton Jesse have a run in with Solved and in an attempt to scare him, they take him out to a hole in the desert.

This scene alone has so much content based on Saul's past, including his dollar in the pocket attorney client technique.

You want attorney client privilege, don't you?

So that everything you say is strictly between us.

Come on, make it official mention of his bad knees and, most significantly, his attempt to point the blame at someone called Ignatius Eo one.

At the time, we thought it was just a made up name.

But the prequel Siri's has introduced Ignatius E.

O, also known as Nacho, as a key character.

So it turns out it wasn't just B s after all.

My quickly becomes a key focus in better call Saul, and we see him leaving Philadelphia and heading to Albuquerque.

But there's a moment just before Mike leaves when a bartender tells him to keep an eye out for torrential a cz Karanja la's.

Well, I will be on the lookout, a meaningless comment on the surface, But it's actually a reference to the train heist in Season five of Breaking Bad, which has Todd shooting a kid on a motorbike.

That episode starts with sad kid collecting a torrential A in a jar in the desert, and later on it falls to the ground after each shot.

Oh, so the mention of torrential as early on acts as a grim foreboding Number six ice station Zebra Associates.

This one's a clever one throughout Better Call Saul.

We learn of the close relationship between Jimmy and Kim, and one of their favorite pastimes is watching movies together, specifically ice Station Zebra, which Kim has fond memories of because of her father.

You have stories of men trapped on the ice station.

The thing takes place on the south field, I literally could not be any more different.

While the fake company ice station Zebra Associates is referenced during one of Jimmy and Kim scams, and more significantly, Saul uses ice station Zebra Associates as the name of a holding company toe help Walt launder his money in Breaking Bad.

Is it before too long we're hardcore breaking bad fans will remember the time when Saul suggest a wall that they should send Hank to the same place Mike went.

Have you given any thought, Thio sending him out a trip to Belize?

You know, we're, uh, where Mike went to off on a trip to, uh believes.

Well, did not take that suggestion lately.

Of course, Saul was using believes as a euphemism for murder in that instance.

In a call back to that moment, Saul, as Jimmy drops believes into his routine during his bingo calling gig at a retirement home.

In better call Saul, he isn't bourbon be is it believes beautiful place her.

To the uninitiated, it's purely a random holiday destination.

But to fans of the series, it's a cool Easter egg that carries a lot of weight.

Number four The Pink Pig Mike certainly got a tough outer shell, both physically and emotionally, and throughout his tenure in the breaking bad universe, we never see his guard go down while, except for when he's with his granddaughter, Caylee.

In better call Saul, we see Mike spending lots of time with her and giving her gifts, including a cute pink pig teddy bear.

Eagle eyed viewers will have noticed that Michael later uses the same teddy bear to distract a hitman who's waiting on the other side of a door for him in breaking bad.

Clever Chris, I'd like you to drop your gun way.

Stand number three Safiro and Yellow tequila.

As fictional brands go, this one's pretty significant.

A tainted bottle of this stuff helped us take out an entire cartel mob, remember?

But that wasn't its first appearance in the series.

But I'm down for whatever through whatever she just said.

How Tequila features a few times in Better Call Saul, notably in a scene where Jimmy and Kim scam a guy called Ken in a bar, convincing him to buy them $50 shots of the stuff.

Jimmy also buys a congratulatory bottle for him and Kim to drink in Season three of the show.

Yes, Number two, Loyola's Diner Ah lot goes down in Albuquerque Diners, especially at the famed Loyola's Diner.