“Breaking Bad” Season 5 spoilers, I’m not going to tell you who died at the end of the last episode. I have no idea what happens to Jesse Pinkman. I hope that Hank bought it, if only because he was dumb enough to bring a handgun to a submachine gun standoff.

No, but I can stand behind my “Breaking Bad” Season 5 spoiler with full confidence and say Saul will live to the end of the series. And beyond.

Yeah, the shyster scored himself a guarantee. When AMC went looking for a “Breaking Bad” spinoff, someone, probably Bob Odenkirk’s agent, advised them they’d “Better Call Saul”. Because “Breaking Bad” isn’t a supernatural series, I’m assuming Saul Goodman will live through the series. “Breaking Bad” spoiler news fans isn’t all bleak, as "Breaking Bad" draws to a close we learn Saul Goodman will be back in his own series spun off from "Breaking Bad."

Or this is a red herring to throw us off. A very elaborate hoax.

AMC and the Sony Pictures Television that “Better Call Saul” which has been rumored to be spon off from from “Breaking Bad” is moving forward. Bob Odenkirk will return on the set to star as Saul Goodman, Walter White and Jesse Pinkman's lawyer.

Okay, so it partially is because the “Breaking Bad” spinoff series will be a prequel. The series will star Bob Odenkirk.

AMC and Sony Pictures TV got together today to announce that the “Breaking Bad” spinoff, “Better Call Saul”, is a go and they reached a licensing agreement. The series will be an hour long and have Saul Goodman, Walter White’s future mouthpiece, front and center. Bob Odenkirk will reprise his role as Saul Goodman.

Better Call Saul, which does not yet have a date to go on the air, will be a prequel rather than a sequel, which, means my Breaking Bad Season 5 spoiler might not hold up. But for now I'm assuming Saul Goodman lives to the end. Why kill him?

“Breaking Bad” comes crashing down on Sept. 29.

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