During an exclusive interview with TODAY, Bob Odenkirk revealed that if Saul were to return, the story would need to reflect where viewers last left him, serving an 86-year prison sentence. Still, for Odenkirk, the role holds a deep personal significance, and he admits it wouldn’t take much to bring him back:

Three years after the Breaking Bad spin-off, Better Call Saul, concluded its six-season run on the small screen, Bob Odenkirk has come out to clarify if he’d return for a possible revival or continuation of the award-winning series.

Bob Odenkirk says he's open to a Better Call Saul return but admits its unlikely and would have to be set in prison: he's not getting out