Cool Videos: Hilarious Better Call Saul parody marks the return of Gus Fring

By Steve Seigh

Posted 9 years ago

On the surface, Breaking Bad’s Gus Fring seems like a pretty nice guy. However, beneath that silky smooth exterior lurks a ruthless and conniving criminal. Staying on Gus’ good side is a well advised, and sampling the delicious meals that his Los Pollos Hermanos restaurant chain isn’t such a bad idea either. What? You don’t believe me? You’re saying that you think there are drugs in the food and that’s why you can’t resist the urge to wolf down every last finger lickin’ bite? Well, perhaps you’ve got something there. Though one thing is for sure, this hilarious promo video for AMC's BETTER CALL SAUL Season 3, featuring Giancarlo Esposito's Gus Fring character, will be sure to have you clogging your arteries with a smile!

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