Peter Gould also teased that there might be other supporting characters who return for the final season of “Better Call Saul,” in the vein of the Kettlemans. He told EW:

“You know, we have this corkboard in the writers’ room with the names of all the characters we’d like to bring back. And, boy, we really would’ve not felt good about finishing the show if we hadn’t seen the Kettlemans again. You’ll see as the season goes on — it’s not like there’s any deep hidden meaning in the show — there are these couples who all made different choices about how to live, and you’re going to see at least a trilogy of these couples who make an appearance, and the Kettlemans are some of our favorites.”

It’s not immediately clear who Gould is referring to when he talks about other couples returning, but we can only hope he might be speaking figuratively and that one of those “couples” might be the bromantic DEA partners and “Breaking Bad” characters, Hank Schrader (Dean Norris) and Steven Gomez (Steven Michael Quezada), who had cameos in the season 5 episode “The Guy for This.” “Breaking Bad” stars Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul are also slated to appear in the final season as Walter White and Jesse Pinkman, and those two might also qualify as a twisted bromance or “couple” of sorts.

It’s possible, though, that Gould might instead be referring to other minor, half-forgotten characters from the show’s six-season run. “Better Call Saul” will air new episodes every Monday on AMC and AMC+ from now until the midseason finale on May 23, 2022, before taking a two-month break and resuming the back half of its final season on July 11, 2022.