The third season of "Better Call Saul" is on the way and fans should prepare for the unexpected as new reports suggest that the two core characters may finally turn away from the good and lean on the dark side of the law.

While the show is all about the transformation of Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk) into Saul Goodman, there was always a moral dilemma clashing with Jimmy's ambitions. The same goes for his partner in crime, Mike (Jonathan Banks), who has gone to darker places in the previous seasons but has always stepped back somewhere in the journey.

However, it seems viewers will finally see Jimmy transform into Saul, and he will drag Mike along. According to The Bitbag, "Better Call Saul" season three may depict more of the pair in darker places. After all, Jimmy was always meant to be Saul, and Mike has always been the man that fans know he is.

In season three, there may be more scenes that focus on just how bad they want to build their own names, even if it means breaking the law and rejecting their morality.

Meanwhile, Bryan Cranston finally spoke up about the rumors of his involvement with the upcoming installment of "Better Call Saul." In an interview on The Rich Eisen Show, the award-winning actor confirmed that he has been tapped to direct an episode of the hit show.

However, Cranston clarified that he isn't one to just jump into the picture without knowing the back story. As for his alleged appearance in the third installment, he said that if ever creator Vince Gilligan asks him to make a cameo appearance, he will respond: "Yes, you don't even have to finish the pitch. I'm there, what do you want me to do?"

Will Cranston's iconic Walter White appear in "Better Call Saul" season three? Stay tuned for updates on the upcoming season, which will air sometime next year.