After over seven years, and six seasons, Better Call Saul has ended. When it comes to the finale of a TV show, many fans can be divided on the outcome, due to the way their investment in the entertainment of characters is over. Better Call Saul, a show regarded as one of the best that TV has to offer, may leave a hole in the hearts of its audience.

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Fans shouldn’t be sad that Better Call Saul is over, and the Breaking Bad universe might be closing the curtains for a while. Instead, fans should seek a new TV show to invest in and adore as much as Better Call Saul. There are many great shows to invest in.

9 The Wire

Michael K. Williams on The Wire

Another crime drama in the same vein as Better Call Saul, The Wire is a spectacular piece of television with five seasons to enjoy. The show follows detectives in Baltimore, as they investigate crimes and do their best to uphold the law, and put an end to the bridge that exists between drug kingpins and law enforcement.

Much like the predecessor to Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, The Wire features great and interesting characters, all with their own unique stories that come to clash in The Wire. It’s a great show that depicts drugs and other assortments of crime in a downtrodden America.

8 Show Me A Hero

Oscar isaac in show me a hero

This American miniseries was released in 2015, with only six episodes, it may not support the desired length for fans after six seasons of Better Call Saul, but it will certainly scratch the itch of sophisticated television. This political tale follows Nick Wasicsko, as he takes the office of the mayor of Yonkers in 1987, and has to face the issue and crisis of building public housing for the white, middle-class side of town.

Show Me A Hero deals with a lot of deep themes, with a great cast supporting it. The miniseries certainly has a great charm in its writing and acting, something that will remind fans of the stellar work from the cast and crew in Better Call Saul.

7 Mad Men

Jon Hamm in Mad Men

As an American period drama, Mad Men is an intelligent show that ran for seven seasons. It’s the next thing that audiences can sink their teeth and attention into, and get invested in an entirely new set of characters. As a period drama, Mad Men follows the creative director at Sterling Cooper, Donald Draper.

Don Draper, much like Jimmy McGill, tries to balance his professional life and the drama of his wavering personal life. Don Draper’s story is filled with interesting characters, and people that loathe and aspire to be him in a tale of the American dream in the 1960s.

6 The Sopranos

The Sopranos Tony Soprano Crew

If there’s one thing audiences may miss from Better Call Saul, it’s the crime and the parties that managed to get away with it. The Sopranos has audiences rooting for the anti-hero, the real bad guys. Following the life of Tony Soprano and his Italian-American mafia in New Jersey, The Sopranos features many laughs and drama.

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It’s a show that has a clear inspiration on television after its release and is a must-watch for its six-season show. Each character has a distinct and well-written personality, and audiences will never know who will get “whacked” next.

5 Narcos

Narcos

Fans that are looking for that criminal drug fix on television may find that with Narcos. The series follows the rise of the cocaine trade in Colombia. It may not be the same as blue crystal meth, but it’s equally dangerous and gripping.

Narcos follows the real-life stories of drug kingpins in the late 1980s. It’s entirely raw and details the chase and fight between law enforcement and their war on drugs. There’s a web of conflict between politicians, police, military, and civilians, all of which make Narcos a great three-season watch.

4 Ozark

Marty Ozark

Ozark can be found on Netflix, the same streaming service that houses Better Call Saul for some countries. In Ozark, audiences will be gasping from this gritty thriller and drama series. With four seasons behind it, Ozark offers audiences similar thrills to Better Call Saul.

The tale of corruption is ripe in Ozark, as Marty Byrde, a financial planner, moves with his family after a money-laundering scheme goes wrong. Marty is forced to deal with a Mexican drug lord, with his fate hanging in the balance for him and his fractured family. Marty and his wife Wendy follow a similar structure to Jimmy McGill and Kim Wexler.

3 Barry

Bill Hader Barry Season 3 Dark Tone

As an ongoing show, Barry balanced comedy, crime, and drama into a perfect package. With three seasons behind it so far, Barry is one of the best shows that television has to offer currently. It follows the story of Barry, a man who kills to earn a living. Yet, Barry finds great joy in acting and seeks to leave behind his criminal hitman life to pursue his dream.

There are great laughs in the show, as well as great ambition. Barry is a great original concept for television, and follows a similar structure to Better Call Saul, with Barry desperate to balance two lives, with one easier and more alluring than the other.

2 Yellowstone

Tate and John Dutton

Fans may enjoy the Paramount series Yellowstone, and take a break from the themes found in Better Call Saul. There’s still a lawyer present, and many of the characters in Yellowstone have their interesting backstories, and lives to invest in. There’s a lot to love about this American neo-Western drama series.

With an ensemble cast, Yellowstone follows John Dutton and his family. John is the patriarch of his powerful and complicated family, holding his ranch above all else. The homestead of the Yellowstone ranch is as important as being a devoted family man, and each season shows the lengths the Dutton family will go through to ensure they thrive on the largest contiguous ranch in America.

1 Breaking Bad

Breaking Bad video game

Perhaps the obvious choice, but fans that adored Better Call Saul should check out, or rewatch the series that chronologically came after, Breaking Bad. Better Call Saul was a prequel to Breaking Bad, and if fans want to see more of Mike Ehrmantraut, Gustavo Fring, and Saul Goodman, then Breaking Bad deserves a watch more than the rest.

Even if fans have seen Breaking Bad, watching it again is somewhat essential, as what they would have learned about the characters of Better Call Saul, especially Saul Goodman, will change the way they see Breaking Bad forever. Especially when Saul plays a side character to Walter White, a downtrodden chemistry teacher who was diagnosed with devastating lung cancer, and seeks a crystal meth empire.

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