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Better Call Saul saw the return of one of Breaking Bads' most iconic characters this week.Fans were thrilled to find Dean Norris' DEA agent Hank Schrader back in the mix as he interrogated one of Saul's (Bob Odenkirk) clients in the Breaking Bad prequel.Norris was equally excited by his return, telling Entertainment Weeklyit was 'surreal' to step back into Hank's shoes on the Albuquerque soil. Back in action: Actor Dean Norris returned to his Breaking Bad role as DEA agentHank Schrader in the latest episode of the prequel series Better Call SaulIn Breaking Bad Dean's character was the boisterous DEA agent brother-in-law of drug kingpin Walter White, played by Bryan Cranston.'It really was surreal,' he told the magazine.

Better Call Saul saw the return of one of Breaking Bads' most iconic characters this week.Fans were thrilled to find Dean Norris' DEA agent Hank Schrader back in the mix as he interrogated one of Saul's (Bob Odenkirk) clients in the Breaking Bad prequel.Norris was equally excited by his return, telling Entertainment Weeklyit was 'surreal' to step back into Hank's shoes on the Albuquerque soil. Back in action: Actor Dean Norris returned to his Breaking Bad role as DEA agentHank Schrader in the latest episode of the prequel series Better Call SaulIn Breaking Bad Dean's character was the boisterous DEA agent brother-in-law of drug kingpin Walter White, played by Bryan Cranston.'It really was surreal,' he told the magazine.

Better Call Saul saw the return of one of Breaking Bads' most iconic characters this week.Fans were thrilled to find Dean Norris' DEA agent Hank Schrader back in the mix as he interrogated one of Saul's (Bob Odenkirk) clients in the Breaking Bad prequel.Norris was equally excited by his return, telling Entertainment Weeklyit was 'surreal' to step back into Hank's shoes on the Albuquerque soil. Back in action: Actor Dean Norris returned to his Breaking Bad role as DEA agentHank Schrader in the latest episode of the prequel series Better Call SaulIn Breaking Bad Dean's character was the boisterous DEA agent brother-in-law of drug kingpin Walter White, played by Bryan Cranston.'It really was surreal,' he told the magazine.