Bob Odenkirk recently discussed his potential return as the iconic Saul Goodman from "Better Call Saul" and "Breaking Bad." While he expresses openness to reprising the role for a new spin-off, he emphasizes that any storyline would be confined to prison, given the character's fate in the series finale. Odenkirk notes the challenges of portraying Saul Goodman and Hutch Mansell from "Nobody," citing the emotional weight these roles carry. While there are ongoing projects from the creators of "Breaking Bad," the chances of revisiting Saul remain uncertain.
Will Bob Odenkirk return to play Saul Goodman in a new series?Bob Odenkirk is open to returning as Saul Goodman, but indicates that any new project would take place in prison, reflecting the character's fate in "Better Call Saul." The likelihood of such a revival depends on the series creators’ vision for the franchise.
"Better Call Saul" is a critically acclaimed prequel to "Breaking Bad," focusing on the transformation of Jimmy McGill into the morally ambiguous lawyer Saul Goodman. The series has received numerous awards and praise for its writing, character development, and acting, solidifying its place in television history. Odenkirk's portrayal has earned him significant recognition, making the character one of the most memorable in contemporary TV drama.
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A prison-based Saul Goodman series could be brilliant if done right, but Vince Gilligan’s team has already stuck the landing twice—no pressure Either way, Odenkirk’s commitment to complex roles makes me trust whatever he signs onto.
Honestly, a prison-set Saul Goodman spin-off could be a fascinating character study, though I hope they don't milk the franchise too hard—some stories are better left with their perfect endings. Odenkirk’s range is insane, though; dude went from slipping on bananas to delivering Emmy-worthy drama without missing a beat.