Walter White cooked his last batch of Blue Sky crystal meth in 2013, but "Breaking Bad" fans have been anxiously waiting for the TV series spinoff "Better Call Saul" ever since.

AMC announced that the new spinoff TV series will premier its first two episodes on two consecutive nights. While the show is set to air regularly on Mondays, the first episode of "Better Call Saul" will debut on Sunday, Feb. 8, with the second episode airing on Feb. 9. 

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The new series will reportedly take place six years before the events of "Breaking Bad" and will essentially depict a similar storyline in terms of someone rising up within the world of crime.

Instead of high school chemistry teacher Walter White (Bryan Cranston) discovering his newest passion of cooking crystal meth and racking in millions of dollars as portrayed in "Breaking Bad," the spinoff series will follow the early career of unsuccessful lawyer Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk) and his transition into being the mouthpiece of the New Mexico crime world.

Actor Jonathan Banks, known by "Breaking Bad" fans as the crime world expert Mike, will also be reprising his role in the new series and will seemingly show the rise of his illegal career as well.

A recent teaser trailer showed that the first time Saul and Mike first met was at a parking garage. Saul was seen in an old rundown vehicle attempting to gain access to the garage but was denied after aggravating Mike, the parking attendant.

Saul decided to park right at the gate, but Mike calmly advised against it. "Oh yeah?" Saul demanded. "What are you going to do? You got a poop-filled diaper in there? You gonna gum me to death? Huh, geezer?"

The teaser trailer ended in typical Mike fashion, as Saul's face was being squished into the concrete floor by his future employee. 

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