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Trivia: Han Solo's son is named Ben. Harrison Ford's son is also named Ben.

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Trivia: Samuel L. Jackson has become well known for his use of the word "motherf-er" in his movies. He says this word, or a variation of it (i.e. "give me a MF'ing hug"), more times in Jackie Brown than any of his other movies.

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Better Call Saul - S2-E8

Trivia: Only three characters appear in the main storyline across Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, and El Camino: Jesse Pinkman, Ed Galbraith (the vacuum repair/disappearer guy), and DEA agent Ramey. Two additional characters, Walter White and Mike Ehrmantraut, also appear in all three, but in El Camino they are only in flashbacks.

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Trivia: Foxy, being played by Beyoncé, says to Austin that she "wanted the whole beehive." To which Austin replies, "Oh, beehive" (a play on his catchphrase, "oh behave"). Years later, as Beyoncé became more of a global sensation, her fans started to become known as "The Beyhive."

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Trivia: Mary says that her mother's father was half Black, which also holds true for Hailee Steinfeld, the actress who plays her.

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Trivia: Two legendary Keanu characters with the same first name drive the same car, just one year apart. John Wick rolls in a 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1. Johnny Utah, in Point Break, drives the 1970 version.

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Trivia: At the end of the movie, Dr Grant asks Jean (played by Halle Berry) if she likes hockey. She replies, "I only like baseball." This was done as a nod to her then-husband, David Justice, who played baseball for the Atlanta Braves. They were married at the time this movie was made, and she would attend the games frequently.

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Trivia: Behind the bar, there's a neon sign for a fictional beer called "Chango." This made-up brand also appears in other Robert Rodriguez films. In Desperado, for example, it's mentioned in the opening scene: "All I got is piss-warm Chango."

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Happy Trails - S1-E9

Trivia: Bodhi is hacking into a computer when Tyson asks how he learned to do it. Bodhi replies that he spent five years working at an internet startup. Martin Starr, the actor who plays Bodhi, also had a major role in the TV show Silicon Valley, where his character, Gilfoyle, worked for a startup.

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Saul Gone - S6-E13

Trivia: Blanca Gomez, the wife of DEA Agent Steve Gomez, appears for the first and only time in the courtroom scene during Jimmy McGill's final hearing. Although she had been mentioned many times in both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, she had never been seen until this moment. She is seated next to Marie Schrader but does not have any spoken lines.

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Trivia: Max Cherry tells Jackie about a procedure he had done on his hair. When Robert Forster (who plays Max) was first talking to Quentin Tarantino about the role, he told Tarantino that he had a procedure done to give himself more hair. They decided to write that in for the character of Max.

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Trivia: When Mickey and Turkish are discussing the terms of the bet regarding the rabbit, one of the dogs lunges at Mickey, being played by Brad Pitt. Clearly, this was unscripted, but Brad Pitt stays in character and calls the dog an expletive in the character's accent.

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Magic Man - S5-E1

Trivia: Robert Forster filmed his scene in this episode at the same time that he filmed his scene in El Camino. He is having a phone conversation with Bob Odenkirk, but Odenkirk shot his part later. Unfortunately, Forster passed months earlier (coincidentally on El Camino's release date) and sadly never got to see his work in neither this nor El Camino.

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Trivia: When we see the Elvis impersonators in the middle of the movie, one of them is a small child. That is a very young Bruno Mars.

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Granite State - S5-E15

Trivia: The final scene of this episode ends with the Breaking Bad theme. This is the only episode in the entire series where the theme was played during any live action.

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Trivia: Filmmakers attention to detail: When Angel first arrives at his new place and calls the old lady a hag, if you rewind and look at the crossword puzzle, that is indeed the clue and answer for 12 down.

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Trivia: In preparation for the role, Denzel Washington met and talked with Christopher Reeve, as well as a real-life police officer who was paralyzed in the line of duty.

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Trivia: Towards the beginning, when Frank is teaching John how to ride a bike, John is wearing the badge and whistle that gets mentioned later in the movie.

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Trivia: When Abbott is going through Axel Foley's file, the first page is a report on the Victor Maitland incident from the first movie. The photo is covering most of it, but if you pause it (which I believe is permissible for trivia entries), you can tell that the report is almost exactly how Bogomil recited it to the police chief in the first movie. It also has Bogomil's signature.

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Trivia: When Axel first arrives in Beverly Hills, he gets arrested by two female officers, driving the very small police car. One of the officers is Eddie Murphy's real-life daughter.

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