'Better Call Saul, which is the new spin-off series to AMC's 'Breaking Bad', has been given a two night special premiere. Parts one and two will air at 10 pm on February 8 and 9, before it falls in line with its regular schedule of Monday nights at 10 pm.

Additionally, online video streaming service Netflix has announced they will begin providing episodes of the highly-anticipated series soon after it begins airing on television in the United States.

'Better Call Saul' is promising the same mix of drama and comedy that made viewers love 'Breaking Bad'.

Actor Michael Mando, who plays a new character named Nacho Varga, in an interview with AMC gleefully revealed, "We have some really great surprises that 'Breaking Bad' fans are just going to eat up."

Meanwhile the teaser can be viewed on AMC's YouTube channel. The 30 second clip doesn't feature any of the characters, but remind viewers about everything that made 'Breaking Bad' so popular.

In the teaser video, a hotel room full of illicit substances is depicted while a quarter placed in a bed massaging device has not yet been used up as the room appears empty. The final clue to the strange scene is Saul Goodman's advertisement circled in the phone-book.

Network executives are so confident with this new series, that it has already been picked up for a second season. Paired with it's first ever two night premiere, it is clear AMC believes it has a winner in 'Better Call Saul'. With 'Breaking Bad' alumni behind the scenes and on camera, the series promises to be an exciting and worthy heir to it's predecessor.