Trump's call with Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger may have violated three state laws, legal experts say

Contrary to what our TV binge-focused era might say, this drama's superiority is best appreciated with pauses

Showrunner Peter Gould on the physical world's importance, from pinkie rings and ponytails to monochrome and music

To understand how Gene Takavic seals his fate, we look back at Saul Goodman's first encounter with Walter and Jesse

The latest episode shows that everything renders in greyscale, but some moralities are closer to black than white

“The allegations are very serious. If indicted and convicted, people are facing prison sentences,” Fani Willis said

"The American people need to know that there are link connections that need to be explored more," Riggleman says

Kim Wexler and Jimmy McGill may have been made for each other, but their future selves are unalike enough to notice

Speaking with press for his new comedy "Lucky Hank," Odenkirk waxes philosophical about life after his heart attack

A summary shows Trump's call with Ukraine's leader doesn't mention "corruption," despite the White House's claims

Judge Tanya Chutkan, who is overseeing Trump's D.C. case, was also the victim of a similar call

Tony Dalton's refined villain makes conviviality and elegance the type of danger than can go global

In "Plan and Execution," Kim and Jimmy finally enact their long con, but don't account for unforeseen damage

We may not have seen the last of Rhea Seehorn's audience favorite, but if this is how she goes out, that's a win

"Stream-of-consciousness Trump is my favorite President Trump, because he is so clear and so visceral," Gaetz said