The stars of "Breaking Bad" have showered "Better Call Saul" with praise and heartfelt reactions. Bryan Cranston, the mastermind behind Walter White, initially nudged a hesitant Bob Odenkirk towards the role of Saul Goodman, and now marvels at the journey and the interwoven narratives of both shows. Aaron Paul, our beloved Jesse Pinkman, made a brief yet powerful return in "Better Call Saul," bidding farewell to the character in a way that resonated deeply with fans. Giancarlo Esposito, the chilling Gus Fring, discovered an unexpected attachment to the "Breaking Bad" universe, delving deeper into the villain's backstory with newfound appreciation. Dean Norris, known for his portrayal of Hank Schrader, lauded the show's commitment to character integrity, ensuring his appearances aligned seamlessly with the established timeline. Even RJ Mitte, though his character Walter White Jr. was absent, celebrated the shared universe and its captivating storytelling. The cast's reflections highlight the profound impact and collaborative spirit that have cemented both shows as television masterpieces.