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"Better Call Saul" has been nominated for 3 Writers Guild Awards while AMC also ordered 3 more episodes for season 2, plus, Bob Odendirk teases details about the upcoming season.

According to BBC, "Better Call Saul" has been nominated for three Writers Guild Awards namely, drama series, new series, and episodic drama awards. 

Other than that, Cross Map reports that right after every episode that is aired on AMC, it will be available for streaming on Netflix. AMC also ordered 3 more episodes for "Better Call Saul" Season 2 which originally consists of 10 episodes.

Meanwhile, Bob Odendirk (as Jimmy McGill aka Saul Goodman) told IGN what fans should expect in "Better Call Saul" Season 2. Odendirk stated, "He is not a different person when you see him in season 2. He is not all of a sudden completely transformed. I think 1 of the things Vince showed us with Breaking Bad is that people can change, they just change incredibly slowly and they struggle and sweat through those changes.

They really need to be ground down and pressurized in order to change in a fundamental way. In the case of Breaking Bad, Walter White didn't really change, he just became more of who he was in his inner core. He began to express himself more in the real world. But I think in the case of Jimmy McGill, he is transforming. But it's happening in a realistic and, I must say, somewhat painful way."

In the meantime, AMC has yet to announce the plot and new cast additions for the show. "Better Call Saul" Season 2 will start airing every week starting February 16, 2016 on Netflix.

The series also returns for Season2 to AMC on February 15, 2016. "Better Call Saul" is an American TV drama series created by Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould which served as  prequel or spin-off of "Breaking Bad".