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When will ‘Better Call Saul’ season 6 be coming to Netflix?

When can we see the lawyer-turned-Cinnabon manager return?

Living abroad, I’ve already been fortunate enough to be able to stream the sixth and final season of Better Call Saul through my Netflix account.

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However, in the U.S., the show has only appeared on AMC and is exclusively streaming through their website and app with a valid TV provider login. There also was the option to choose to get an AMC Plus pass or buy individual episodes on places like Amazon to watch it as well, but unfortunately episodes of season six have been disappearing from AMC so the whole season isn’t there for you to binge or catch up on. Season six — and the series as a whole — wrapped up with the astounding finale on Aug. 15.

We know that some of the earlier episodes of the season have already disappeared from AMC Plus, while the 13th and final episode will leave the network on Sept. 13. With the previous five seasons all streaming on Netflix currently, when will the sixth season of Better Call Saul hit the streaming network?

Better Call Saul on Netflix

Because the show airs week by week on AMC, it hasn’t been available simultaneously on Netflix during its seven-year run. Usually, after a season concludes, there is some amount of time before the show is picked up by Netflix. In many areas around the world, Better Call Saul is already on Netflix, so if you know a way to watch it outside the U.S. (cough, VPN!) then it’s all good, man.

For U.S. viewers without access to AMC’s weekly episodes, the wait has been brutal, but it’s nearing an end. Better Call Saul season six is headed to U.S. Netflix accounts on April 18, 2023. The season will arrive in its entirety, leaving fans with plenty of content to binge in a single sitting.

Criminally, Better Call Saul concluded its six-season run without ever winning an Emmy, despite a full 46 nominations, but the show shines plenty bright in the eyes of viewers. It remains a massively popular program, and, in less than a month, we’ll have yet another excuse to gobble up every episode.


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