The spinoff TV series of "Breaking Bad,"  "Better Call Saul" is up to a great start as the show is being called a contender in the Emmys this early. The second season is reportedly going to focus more on character development.

The first season of "Better Call Saul" is off to a great start and is moving along well enough that experts and critics are already saying there is a strong chance that it will get a win in the Emmys. According to Master Herald, the show has already been nominated for "Outstanding Drama Series" and there is a buzz going around that it will be the hands-down winner in that category of the awards.

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While fans are waiting for "Better Call Saul" season two, speculations are coming non-stop as to how the show will progress and more importantly, how the show's characters are going to be developed. The series core cast has already been introduced in the first season but just like "Breaking Bad", a lot is riding in how the names and personalities are going to be tied down with the show's central theme.

Meanwhile, in a report by InStyle, "Breaking Bad" star Bryan Cranston has talked about about his hope that the next generation of the "Breaking Bad' family is going to win in the upcoming Emmys just like he did along with the cast and crew of the hit series from AMC. Cranston said in an interview. "I'm very pleased that the Breaking Bad family has continued on with the next generation."

Aside from winning the series award, Cranston also expressed his wish that "Better Call Saul" lead actor Bob Odenkirk is also recognized as the "Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series" Emmy. He added in his interview, "I love the show, and I think Bob does a great job, and Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould, who run the show, have done a fantastic job with it, too."

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