Old School Odenkirk fans are the happiest fans because we always always knew our guy really deserved a chance at some 'big time' next level roles and movies, whatever stardom and the awards, yes some big money deals too and finally he got the credit due and all that.
Will you shut up man! You didn't know odenkirk till breaking bad and its the truth ok stop acting like ur a fan boy ur not i didn't know him till breaking bad ok man just be honest man
That’s our boy Bobby! When he played Nostradamus in that one Mr Show skit I knew he could shift into serious roles. “These modern socks, much springier than socks in my time”
Its so weird how this universe mixes outstanding performances by virtually unknown or atleast not very mainstream actors with purposefully cringey performances (which were still awesome, ie. Skinny Pete) what a beautifully ugly world. I'm gonna miss it
Andrew Lai, he did not do it because he thought it would make him look unattractive, as in not handsome. He did it because he thought it would be character appropriate. Proper insight to the sleazy lawyer character. Truly brilliant.
even tho bob is mostly known for breaking bad and better caul saul, his other works are so good and it rlly shows that hes not just a "lucky guy who joined the greatest show of all time" hes actually talented and plays his characters to the best of his abilities.
I just enjoyed how humbling he was every show he talked about. Even the way he talked about getting the chance to show up in one of episode of Seinfeld. He didn’t know the show was popular or would be that popular, yet tried to do his best and respected the vibe the regular cast had amongst one another. Most people when they talk about guest staring on Seinfeld say they hated working on the show because the team was so tight nit and made it very hard to fit in
Lost a lot of respect for him when he became one of the louder voices defending overturning of elections. Good lord did that position age badly. But I'll always love him for Mr. Show.
@@reinerstitties It's hard to find the raw video now, for obvious reasons, but it was the "Unite For America" campaign. I know Odenkirk and Martin Sheen were in it. You can probably find it via search if their PR teams haven't actively tried to suppress it. After things went south in 2020, that sort of rhetoric became a bit more taboo.
It was funny that they utilized that in both BB and Better Call Saul. I love the scene where the woman he slept with wakes up the morning after and says, "hey, you're not Kevin Costner!"
I’m kinda surprised that Fargo was not in the list. Hands down one of the most iconic characters that led the tone of the story. Simply great performance
When The Sopranos came out, I thought, "Well, nothing will ever top this." And then Breaking Bad came out and I thought, "Well, nothing will ever top this." And then Better Call Saul came out.
You don’t need an Emmy. We all know that you’re one of the greatest actors and you are the heart of breaking bad imo. Can’t wait for the next season of better call Saul
I think the reason Bob Odenkirk fits these characters so well isn't because he looks like a conman, but that he doesn't. He's got this vibe to him that gets you to let your guard down, which makes him ideal for these sorts of characters.
It is actually amazing what he (and Gilligan of course) made with BCS. You would think it is just a lighthearted spinoff but they made the whole character arc even more engaging and complex than Walter White. Whether the scene is more comedic, dramatic, emotional or suspenseful Bob kills it every time.
Technically speaking, Breaking Bad as a whole was likely easier to write than BCS. BB is mostly a bang-bang crime story where the central character has an interesting development arc, most of which happens in the first two seasons (unsurprisingly the less popular ones - it got popular when they added more bang-bang). Whereas BCS is a series of character studies that slowly evolve into a crime story, almost as an accessory, an afterthought. People will remember BB but BCS is the real masterpiece, and I hope they manage to finish it once Odenkirk gets well.
Also where each bb episode gets faster and is a real rush of adrenalin and is like a train ride going no fucks giving pedal to the medal...bcs tells more stories and doesnt feel like a real big struggle that makes you think: WOW WHATS HAPPENING NOW OMG I NEED TO GET KNOW IT....I miss that.. especially with whole cartel and gus situation... Lalo is the only guy that feels really unorthodox and unpredictable (next to saul of course) and where ive got a really bad feeling...everyone else feels tamed
I would absolutely love to see Bob Odenkirk in a John Wick movie cameo as Hutch Mansell. It could be so simple like Keanu and Halle are walking through an airport or something and Bob walks the opposite way and Keanu's like "Hey Hutch" and Bob says "Hey John". Halle follows up with "who was that?" Keanu: "Nobody". Bonus points if the scene is in the sequel to Nobody too but follows Bob's perspective. Please for the love of God let this happen.
I'm so glad I gave BCS a try after I finished Breaking Bad. Watched all the released seasons in 2 weeks and felt empty lol. Saul is amazing thanks to Bob Odenkirk. Can't imagine anyone else acting out that character
Without Bob there would be no Saul, without Saul there would be no breaking bad or better call Saul. The amount of range he brings to the role is AMAZING. He has well written lines and moments but he brought them to life
Not trying to be mean i love me some bob odenkirk. But he wasnt on breaking bad till season 2 maybe even 3rd , still i agree he is one of the best characters others being brain cranstons heisenberg and for me mike that old dude cracks me up in everyting i saw. But breaking bad would still exist but would just lose the thing saul goodman gives the loveable sleazy lawyer whos good at being bad.
Nobody is one of the greatest action movies to come out in decades. An action movie that's funny, creative, heartfelt, and actually has something to say about violence.
"and actually has something to say about violence." It's bad for you and destructive. Nobody who isn't above the mental or maturity age of 14 (sadly there's a lot of overgrown such) couldn't possibly see violence as something good, funny and great to solve problems with. Pardon my sarcasm.
I think _Nobody_ is the film _John Wick_ tried to be, or at least should've been. While the JW quadrilogy was awesome, it was founded on a ridiculously bombastic premise (a world where 33% of the population are assassins and bounty hunters? C'mon...). _Nobody_ had more fun with what was ultimately the same premise, but one that was more grounded and *somewhat* believable.
The great thing about BB is they gave sleezy shallow looking lawyer so much depth and history through BCS and I’m confident they could do it with every single character in BB universe.
Can’t do it for Walt or his fam. Only Jesse between high school and Walter but Aaron’s too old now, gus’ story but actors too old and Hanks dea stories
You have to sacrifices something in order to win an emmy...its a mark type of award to let the orther celebrities know that he is "trustworthy" or a part of their organization. Its not really about been a good actor...
Who cares, award shows are so old fashioned and were invented as a commercial for show business. They’re not needed anymore. The Oscars lost all credibility for me when I was a kid and Shakespeare in Love won over Saving Private Ryan.
I started watching Better Call Saul last week out of boredom, never watched BB before, but by god do I love the character of Jimmy and Bob is just the sweetest, most talented actor i've seen
he’s literally the opposite of Saul he is so grateful so gracious and an all-around great person the fact that he acknowledges the people who are working hard who will likely never get to where he is just shows the kind of person he is the only thing that him and saul have in common is their sense of humor
I'm so glad Bob decided to do breaking bad and then stay on for better call saul. I don't think there's anyone who could play Jimmy/Saul quite as good as him. He's just fantastic.
@@WeTheMajority I'm realising now they have a lot on common. Very similar careers, starting as classic sketch comedians and later being a cast in a fantastic show that slowly demands a much more dramatic side, and they did it successfully. Aaron Paul and David Cross are very important in both of their profesional lives. They also has appeared in a lot of the same projects (and I like them both a lot)
It's interesting how his voice and accent has changed over the years. I know some of that is character specific, but he's gotten a slight edge to his voice that has aged well.
I was surprised to read somewhere that Bob doesn't smoke. Because, comparing his voice today to how he sounded during Mr. Show, I would have instantly concluded the rasp was due to years of smoking.
This guy deserves an Emmy. Jimmy McGill/Saul Goodman/Gene is one of the most complex & phenomenal characters ever & Bobby Odenkirk absolutely brings him to life. He took Breaking Bad up a notch & that’s saying something coz it was phenomenal even before he came in.
Gawd, I love him so much. A "comedic" actor that has proved to be one of the most skilled artists in evoking emotion with no words and breaking the viewer's heart with a monologue.
mines the one where w white fires him after sauls delivering of ´´ on one hand, she did sneak off the reservation to get some dirty damp and deep, but on the other hand...´´ line, through walts rage and mike s intervention, bob s seriously a funny acting monster.
As basic as you might imagine the role of a sleezy lawyer, his character as Saul Goodman was incredibly likable and unique, he became one of my favorite roles in the Breaking Bad world, you truly see it in Better Call Saul.
Bob Odenkirk is a TREASURE. When I heard that he had experienced a heart attack - I was SO upset. It was as if a family member was gravely ill. The media coverage seemed geniunely anxious until he recovered ! I hope BCS has Emmy eligability in 2023- that entire cast is owed !
The acting in Better Call Saul is so phenomenal, I can not think of any characters in a series that reached that level of depth like Jimmy and Kim. What the writers and actors did so far is outstanding
Bob Odenkirk is a great actor and Jimmy McGill/Saul Goodman is without a doubt his magnum opus. I hope the writers can stick the landing with the final season and the finale.
I've been a huge fan of Bob's since the "Ben Stiller Show" days, and it's been such a pleasure to watch his career grow and flourish over the years. So glad he's doing better health wise, can't wait to read his new book, I'm practically foaming at the mouth in anticipation of the final season of BCS, and I can't wait to see what he does next. He's the best.
I spent years not watching Better Call Saul because I thought it would be boring. Boy, how WRONG I was! It's such a fantastic show: beautiful performances, engaging story, great characters and writing. Just as good as Breaking Bad for sure.
Yes same here I kinda had a feeling that there was no point watching the show without Walt's drama. Only then I realised Saul was the progonist of both shows and Walt was just an annoying guy who destroyed everyone.
Need to see this guy in more roles. He was phenomenal as Saul/Jimmy and always will be but it’d be nice to see him recognized as something more than that
I have binge watched Better Call Saul this year, and has been one of the best decisions I've made, I put it off for so long, which I shouldn't have! I don't want it to end
Not going to lie “nobody” was one of my favorite movies I’ve ever seen. The action was great but also had a great comedy value that I loved. May be a predictable badass movie but it hit me different.
I'll never forget how hard I laughed at Saul's first scene in the series when he's talking to Badger. Couldn't stop laughing for about 10 mins and missed a lot of the dialog after it.
Bob Odenkirk is my favorite person in all of Hollywood history, just based on what he's helped create alone (Mr Show above all). Writing, Producing, and Acting in that order, and his acting is still perfect for this role.
Saul Goodman played Bob Odenkirk so well in this video.
I know he should of got an emmy for that performance
this was the moment Saul became Bob
Doing this to get his mate out of jail
It was indeed convincing
Nah that's Jimmy McGill playing Saul Goodman playing Bob Odenkirk
"I haven't won an Emmy but I've come close" Bob deserved better. One of the best performances on TV and he was robbed lmao
IFKR
Almost poetic because it's kinda fitting with the role he had
The prestige of an Emmy award has diminished in this day and age anyway
@@SoleNero21 yeah, I feel like it’s better like that
Award shows are fixed
No wonder they hired him for the role. He looks just exactly like Saul Goodman.
🤣🤣
Ur joking! If anything he looks like Jimmy McGill
Yeah he looks very similiar to Saul's comic book appearance
Bro he's walter white wdym!
Right?
Bob not getting an emmy for Better Call Saul is the crime of the century
Edit: and Rhea Seahorn
I agree but still a chance with the next season.
Season 6 will be the emmy year!
He probably will this coming season
Michael McKean not even being nominated on his last season was unforgivable. Best supporting performance that year.
It's made me lose faith in the whole awards circuit.
Criminally underrated actor
Edit: obviously this was a joke no need to get upset boys and girls
Agree
He's apparently not he just not in big, big time acting career. But he's up there
A underrated criminal actor
So much so that he should represent himself
You don't want a criminal actor, you want a CRIMINAL actor
j/k
We almost lost this man. We must protect him at all costs.
Sir yes sir!
No sir
Don't interfere with God
@@sashimi879 I am God
@@sashimi879 what's wrong with you? So you're against modern medicine? You're against healthcare in general?
Nice to see he’s no longer working at a Cinnabon
Ben Affleck works there now ...
and he’s in color now.
What do you want to bet at the end of the BCS series he will be killed as the Cinnabon character.
@@petehaidinyak9084 ye that unfortunately could be a possibility but I hope not
No kidding, Winrock Mall closed a long time ago, lol.
Bob Odenkirk in Nobody (2021) is incredibly amazing. I was happy to see him in such a badass role.
i agree
Agreed
I saw that movie a bit ago, and Bob is amazing in it
Yes! 🙌🏻
Movie was dope 👍
"Nobody" didn't get a fraction of the respect it deserves. Absolutely outstanding movie
It's already a cult movie with an ardent following. That's better than blockbusters nobody talks about in 5-10 years.
Maybe could become more popular because Bob Odenkirk
@@paulallen8109 i like a man who understands how history works
@@paulallen8109 Let's see Paul Allen's blockbuster
It was such a good movie.
I love how when everyone talks about Vince, they always have to mimic his voice too.
Because it’s an easy accent to mimic
Bob Odenkirk looks like a cross between Kevin Costner and Gary Cooper.
it’s like when people talk about david lynch
I mean it’s a pretty strong accent
“Well I haven’t won an Emmy yet, but I’ve come close” *PAIN*
Don’t feel too bad for him. He does have two Emmys for writing.
@@erakfishfishfish thats good at least
@@softtech1185 no
If anyone deserves an emmy, it's Bob and Rhea. Cmon, academy!
@@erakfishfishfish which?
Old School Odenkirk fans are the happiest fans because we always always knew our guy really deserved a chance at some 'big time' next level roles and movies, whatever stardom and the awards, yes some big money deals too and finally he got the credit due and all that.
Will you shut up man! You didn't know odenkirk till breaking bad and its the truth ok stop acting like ur a fan boy ur not i didn't know him till breaking bad ok man just be honest man
That’s our boy Bobby! When he played Nostradamus in that one Mr Show skit I knew he could shift into serious roles.
“These modern socks, much springier than socks in my time”
Exactly. The first time I saw him in Breaking Bad I said outloud "Hey! Bob Odenkirk! Mr Show! Ohh man!😂"
Yeah, I remember being so stoked seeing him on Breaking Bad being a huge fan of him and Cross already because of Mr. Show.
Odenkirk and Banks should have got all the trophies for acting in a world.
I agree! Separately they're amazing, together they're lightening!
Every actor acts in a world...
@@gst013 r/woosh
@@Licklelime338 Oh man, you sure showed him. Go to bed.
Its so weird how this universe mixes outstanding performances by virtually unknown or atleast not very mainstream actors with purposefully cringey performances (which were still awesome, ie. Skinny Pete) what a beautifully ugly world. I'm gonna miss it
Glad this man's in stable condition. Wishing him a good recovery.
Oh my god i just googled it, he had a heart attack
apple
@@acomou3562 an apple a day does keep the doctor away
He is 58??
what is his sickness btw ?
So glad Odenkirk finally got widespread recognition with his portrayal of Saul Goodman. Dude is awesome!
He's one of the most multifaceted actors I've seen, he's amazing, comedy, drama, now action, he can do it all.
Yes, first it was bill Hader who showed his versatility and now it’s bob odenkirk
He has the face + voice for it
He's like Bruce Willis
Nobody was fantastic. I've seen it 3 times. I've told 4 or 5 people to watch it and they all loved it too.
Bryan Cranston too!
The fact that HE came up with the idea of making him look unattractive makes me love him even more. that's humbleness
Who's to say Jimmy's unattractive? 😳
i mean, he's not *that* ugly... i think he isnt ugly at all actually
plot twist, even with a comeover and mullet he was still hot
He's not ugly tho
Andrew Lai, he did not do it because he thought it would make him look unattractive, as in not handsome. He did it because he thought it would be character appropriate. Proper insight to the sleazy lawyer character. Truly brilliant.
even tho bob is mostly known for breaking bad and better caul saul, his other works are so good and it rlly shows that hes not just a "lucky guy who joined the greatest show of all time" hes actually talented and plays his characters to the best of his abilities.
i personally always loved mr show
Anyone who thought he was a lucky guy on breaking bad is a hater. He was one of the best characters on the show. Honestly he was my favorite.
I just enjoyed how humbling he was every show he talked about. Even the way he talked about getting the chance to show up in one of episode of Seinfeld. He didn’t know the show was popular or would be that popular, yet tried to do his best and respected the vibe the regular cast had amongst one another. Most people when they talk about guest staring on Seinfeld say they hated working on the show because the team was so tight nit and made it very hard to fit in
Is this a lucky hank reference?
There's probably an alternate universe where Bob Odenkirk is Michael Scott and Steve Carrell is Saul Goodman
omg the way he talks exactly like Michael... not Steve, Michael Scott himself
Wow. A bizarro world.
Bob literally auditioned for the Michael Scott role lol.
There was an episode of the office where pam was job hunting in Philly and Bob was michael scott doppelganger.
@@blueunicornhere that too! 😂
Saul did a great job of acting like Bob Odenkirk here
What's more impressive is that Kevin Costner was pretending to be Saul acting like Bob...🤣
I feel happy he quit working at a Cinnabon
I would like to see him voice act he has such a unique voice
He voice acts in the Incredibles 2
and also has a small cameo in Life and Times Of Tim.
High on life the game
@@nembutalfaye great show
He is so calm and reserved in real life. Kinda crazy
Something about Bob Odenkirk is very comforting.
Seems like a really kind person and is definitely a remarkable actor and a talented comedian.
Lost a lot of respect for him when he became one of the louder voices defending overturning of elections. Good lord did that position age badly. But I'll always love him for Mr. Show.
@@ExtremeSquared I haven’t heard about this is there a link to any news articles? Not saying it’s not true just curious.
@@reinerstitties It's hard to find the raw video now, for obvious reasons, but it was the "Unite For America" campaign. I know Odenkirk and Martin Sheen were in it. You can probably find it via search if their PR teams haven't actively tried to suppress it. After things went south in 2020, that sort of rhetoric became a bit more taboo.
Ya he's seems like a man of means
i get what you mean i feel the same way about this guy he seems like a genuinely nice person who plays one of the best characters
Kevin Costner is such an amazing actor, he deserves this
It was funny that they utilized that in both BB and Better Call Saul. I love the scene where the woman he slept with wakes up the morning after and says, "hey, you're not Kevin Costner!"
Jimmy McGill is one of the most complex characters I've ever seen in my life
When you look at the tandem of Jimmy and Chuck together, the thought that struck me was "This show is verily Shakespearean."
Gus Fring is the best character.
Wait, why is Kevin Costner talking about Bob Odenkirk's roles?
LMFAOOOOOOO
I got my woosh gun ready 🔫
Lmao
@@PauloR2T I think they all got it. Have some faith haahahaha.
Because he believed he was Bob Odenkirk.
I’m kinda surprised that Fargo was not in the list. Hands down one of the most iconic characters that led the tone of the story. Simply great performance
Maybe a drifter, or a gang of drifters stole the Fargo entry?
N his bit as a psychiatrist for Lindsay n Tobias in arrested development 🤣
Better Call Saul is phenomenal and everyone should watch it
When The Sopranos came out, I thought, "Well, nothing will ever top this." And then Breaking Bad came out and I thought, "Well, nothing will ever top this." And then Better Call Saul came out.
@@mandolinhooper still didn’t top breaking bad. Nothing can😂
@@Minority_hunter.. i prefrr bsc over breaking bad but ya both are masterpieces.
I got sick of it after ep 3. It was too slow for me
@@Jordie_42 you need to reconsider
You don’t need an Emmy. We all know that you’re one of the greatest actors and you are the heart of breaking bad imo. Can’t wait for the next season of better call Saul
He has 2 Emmys anyway. They’re for his writing on SNL and the Ben Stiller Show.
Exactly. He literally got his own show
I think the reason Bob Odenkirk fits these characters so well isn't because he looks like a conman, but that he doesn't. He's got this vibe to him that gets you to let your guard down, which makes him ideal for these sorts of characters.
It is actually amazing what he (and Gilligan of course) made with BCS. You would think it is just a lighthearted spinoff but they made the whole character arc even more engaging and complex than Walter White. Whether the scene is more comedic, dramatic, emotional or suspenseful Bob kills it every time.
Technically speaking, Breaking Bad as a whole was likely easier to write than BCS. BB is mostly a bang-bang crime story where the central character has an interesting development arc, most of which happens in the first two seasons (unsurprisingly the less popular ones - it got popular when they added more bang-bang). Whereas BCS is a series of character studies that slowly evolve into a crime story, almost as an accessory, an afterthought. People will remember BB but BCS is the real masterpiece, and I hope they manage to finish it once Odenkirk gets well.
Don't forget Peter Gould
Peter Gould is the mastermind behind BCS, he came up with the idea for it and showed it to Vince
Also where each bb episode gets faster and is a real rush of adrenalin and is like a train ride going no fucks giving pedal to the medal...bcs tells more stories and doesnt feel like a real big struggle that makes you think: WOW WHATS HAPPENING NOW OMG I NEED TO GET KNOW IT....I miss that.. especially with whole cartel and gus situation...
Lalo is the only guy that feels really unorthodox and unpredictable (next to saul of course) and where ive got a really bad feeling...everyone else feels tamed
@@uwuLegacy Yeah Peter is always in Vinces shadow when he's the main showrunner of BCS
Unpopular opinion: Jimmy Mcgill is a more complex character than Walter white
Fully agree! And more unpopular opinion. I like BCS better than BB...if only by a little...
@@RicosTinFoilSombrero Nah ,the complexity of BB made it more interesting
@@gidd I definitely love BB... Prolly watched it through 5 or 6 times. Maybe it because BCS is new. The next (and last) season should be amazing!!
@@RicosTinFoilSombrero wait. What?
@@PauloR2T only slightly. Haha
I would absolutely love to see Bob Odenkirk in a John Wick movie cameo as Hutch Mansell. It could be so simple like Keanu and Halle are walking through an airport or something and Bob walks the opposite way and Keanu's like "Hey Hutch" and Bob says "Hey John". Halle follows up with "who was that?" Keanu: "Nobody". Bonus points if the scene is in the sequel to Nobody too but follows Bob's perspective. Please for the love of God let this happen.
They were made by the same creators
What a great idea for a crossover scene 💯
That's actually a really good idea.
@@pasalasaga For degenerates.
💀🤦♂️
I'm so glad I gave BCS a try after I finished Breaking Bad. Watched all the released seasons in 2 weeks and felt empty lol. Saul is amazing thanks to Bob Odenkirk. Can't imagine anyone else acting out that character
Without Bob there would be no Saul, without Saul there would be no breaking bad or better call Saul. The amount of range he brings to the role is AMAZING. He has well written lines and moments but he brought them to life
he was also on Seinfeld
Not trying to be mean i love me some bob odenkirk.
But he wasnt on breaking bad till season 2 maybe even 3rd , still i agree he is one of the best characters others being brain cranstons heisenberg and for me mike that old dude cracks me up in everyting i saw.
But breaking bad would still exist but would just lose the thing saul goodman gives the loveable sleazy lawyer whos good at being bad.
and without Bob's immovable conflicting shooting schedule at one very key point, there would be no Mike Ehrmentraut.
@@lordmaddrox he is pretty vital for a large amount of the plot tho as it stands
I mean….. without Bryan Cranston there wouldn’t be a breaking bad but the rest I agree with
Nobody is one of the greatest action movies to come out in decades. An action movie that's funny, creative, heartfelt, and actually has something to say about violence.
"and actually has something to say about violence." It's bad for you and destructive.
Nobody who isn't above the mental or maturity age of 14 (sadly there's a lot of overgrown such) couldn't possibly see violence as something good, funny and great to solve problems with. Pardon my sarcasm.
@@paulallen8109 ok
@@paulallen8109 The supreme irony of this comment being posted by someone named Paul Allen.
I think _Nobody_ is the film _John Wick_ tried to be, or at least should've been. While the JW quadrilogy was awesome, it was founded on a ridiculously bombastic premise (a world where 33% of the population are assassins and bounty hunters? C'mon...). _Nobody_ had more fun with what was ultimately the same premise, but one that was more grounded and *somewhat* believable.
0:23 Breaking Bad
2:32 Better Call Saul
4:58 Mr. Show
6:52 Nobody
8:56 Curb Your Enthusiasm
9:58 The Larry Sanders Show
12:08 Nebraska
13:07 Seinfeld
good man
I feel bad but I was here just for the first two so thank you 😂
@@AD-ui6sk it’s all good 💀 I just did it cus I felt like it lol
wish he talked about Arrested Development too
@@nms7872 who was he in arrested development?
I love how humble Bob Odenkirk is 🙏🏿
As he's supposed to be, Jimmy McGill is probably the best role that he has ever gotten and he totally deserves it
Such a humble guy. Must be so weird to know that people think you inhabit the "conman" role so well, when you aren't one! Speaks to his great acting
The great thing about BB is they gave sleezy shallow looking lawyer so much depth and history through BCS and I’m confident they could do it with every single character in BB universe.
Huell
Can’t do it for Walt or his fam. Only Jesse between high school and Walter but Aaron’s too old now, gus’ story but actors too old and Hanks dea stories
@@okcx3682 I would love a full Mike spinoff but i think its too late for that
@@thebosstin2420 thats literally better call saul
@@okcx3682 I mean like his past
Every tv show fan loves him, no one can hate him.. impossible.
What an incredible actor. His real life personality is that of a straight arrow, yet he played Saul so well.
Nobody is more deserving of an academy award than Bon Odenkirk, he has true talent!
He's a white guy they won't let him
@@buttertoast1146 white people always get academy awards! Your just stupid
Bryan Cranston though
@@buttertoast1146 yikes cringe alert
Emmy*
If he doesn't win the emmy for season six I'm not watching the emmys ever again
Agreed
Let me save you the disappointment, he won’t, and neither will Rhea Seehorn.
You have to sacrifices something in order to win an emmy...its a mark type of award to let the orther celebrities know that he is "trustworthy" or a part of their organization. Its not really about been a good actor...
You watch the emmys lol?
Who cares, award shows are so old fashioned and were invented as a commercial for show business. They’re not needed anymore. The Oscars lost all credibility for me when I was a kid and Shakespeare in Love won over Saving Private Ryan.
I started watching Better Call Saul last week out of boredom, never watched BB before, but by god do I love the character of Jimmy and Bob is just the sweetest, most talented actor i've seen
I’m so glad he’s okay
Amen!
This guy looks like he knows a guy,who knows a guy,who knows another guy.
he’s literally the opposite of Saul he is so grateful so gracious and an all-around great person the fact that he acknowledges the people who are working hard who will likely never get to where he is just shows the kind of person he is the only thing that him and saul have in common is their sense of humor
The voice-overs in commercials for Cinco products are hands down Odenkirk's most iconic roles.
Yes!! He was instrumental in getting Tim and Eric going too. I didn't make all the Seinfeld Saul T&E connections for far too long.
Anyone can tolerate b’owl!!....For a few minutes
so, he's aware that we love him yelling "goddamnit"
I could peacefully fall asleep listening to bob yelling
And botching kidnappings.
paul goodman
I'm so glad Bob decided to do breaking bad and then stay on for better call saul. I don't think there's anyone who could play Jimmy/Saul quite as good as him. He's just fantastic.
I've never heard anyone that naturally has a commercial narrator voice except him
Will arnett, he’s got that animated voice I didn’t even notice in the Reese’s commercial...
his voice is in all of Cinco products' commercials
@@WeTheMajority I'm realising now they have a lot on common. Very similar careers, starting as classic sketch comedians and later being a cast in a fantastic show that slowly demands a much more dramatic side, and they did it successfully. Aaron Paul and David Cross are very important in both of their profesional lives. They also has appeared in a lot of the same projects (and I like them both a lot)
John Cena for some reason too
Patrick Fabian has one too!
Both Bob and Rhea Seehorn really are amazing and deserve so much recognition.
It's interesting how his voice and accent has changed over the years. I know some of that is character specific, but he's gotten a slight edge to his voice that has aged well.
Yeah, you couldn’t describe his voice as “horse” before, but now you can
I was surprised to read somewhere that Bob doesn't smoke. Because, comparing his voice today to how he sounded during Mr. Show, I would have instantly concluded the rasp was due to years of smoking.
Probably has dry mouth and needs to drink lots of water haha idk
0:04 was no one going to tell me that young bob odenkirk looked like THAT
Captain America before transformation
I automatically read it as “Saul Goodman breaks down his iconic characters”
this is an exact moment where Saul Goodman breaks down his most iconic character
This guy deserves an Emmy. Jimmy McGill/Saul Goodman/Gene is one of the most complex & phenomenal characters ever & Bobby Odenkirk absolutely brings him to life. He took Breaking Bad up a notch & that’s saying something coz it was phenomenal even before he came in.
"He nailed him better than I did" - Bob Odenkirk
Badger: “so are you gonna get me off?”
Saul: “what, do I look like your high school girlfriend?”
you sneaky pete
Gawd, I love him so much. A "comedic" actor that has proved to be one of the most skilled artists in evoking emotion with no words and breaking the viewer's heart with a monologue.
His roles in 'Fargo' and 'Little Woman" were excellent too!
Woah, he was in Fargo?! I must have missed his role unless he was in the latest season.
@@nietzschesncream8833 he was in the first season
I wish I'd hear him talk more about his role in Fargo. He was so brilliant and believable in that!
Girl: "Hey your not (famous actor)
Bob: "I was last night"
(My favorite scene)
It was Kevin Costner.
'...the door sticks' ;)
@@danielcardiff3861 it was Charlie Hustle.
mines the one where w white fires him after sauls delivering of ´´ on one hand, she did sneak off the reservation to get some dirty damp and deep, but on the other hand...´´ line, through walts rage and mike s intervention, bob s seriously a funny acting monster.
Glad this gorgeous and perfect man is still with us after his heart scare!!!
I would love to see Bob Odenkirk guest star on It's Always Sunny before that ends. Bob's got the right chops for it.
Hope he makes it, he worked so hard to get where he's finally at.
As basic as you might imagine the role of a sleezy lawyer, his character as Saul Goodman was incredibly likable and unique, he became one of my favorite roles in the Breaking Bad world, you truly see it in Better Call Saul.
Bob Odenkirk is a TREASURE. When I heard that he had experienced a heart attack - I was SO upset. It was as if a family member was gravely ill. The media coverage seemed geniunely anxious until he recovered ! I hope BCS has Emmy eligability in 2023- that entire cast is owed !
that news really scared me. God bless Bob
The acting in Better Call Saul is so phenomenal, I can not think of any characters in a series that reached that level of depth like Jimmy and Kim. What the writers and actors did so far is outstanding
Bob Odenkirk is a great actor and Jimmy McGill/Saul Goodman is without a doubt his magnum opus. I hope the writers can stick the landing with the final season and the finale.
What do you think about it so far?
@@itsthecomcom It was a good finale. It's not my favourite finale by a long shot but I felt like they wrapped everything up nicely.
@@FidoeFTW Its peak once you dive deep in the writing and actually understand the ending
@@lolllwwwwaae1690 agreed, it's one of the best TV series finales of all time
I've been a huge fan of Bob's since the "Ben Stiller Show" days, and it's been such a pleasure to watch his career grow and flourish over the years. So glad he's doing better health wise, can't wait to read his new book, I'm practically foaming at the mouth in anticipation of the final season of BCS, and I can't wait to see what he does next. He's the best.
I spent years not watching Better Call Saul because I thought it would be boring. Boy, how WRONG I was! It's such a fantastic show: beautiful performances, engaging story, great characters and writing. Just as good as Breaking Bad for sure.
@@gk7908 Agree
Yes same here I kinda had a feeling that there was no point watching the show without Walt's drama. Only then I realised Saul was the progonist of both shows and Walt was just an annoying guy who destroyed everyone.
i don't know what is it about him, but Bob has a family vibe about him
Massive dad energy
He's great with old people
It's his midwestern accent
I was thinking the same, there's something about him that causes empathy , he reminds me of my dad and i don't even know why
Need to see this guy in more roles. He was phenomenal as Saul/Jimmy and always will be but it’d be nice to see him recognized as something more than that
Such a good-natured and humble guy, didn't even mention how he had triples of the Barracuda, the Road Runner, AND the Nova.
Saul Goodman: “I once caught my second wife in bed with my stepdad.”
*Saul “I once caught my second wife in bed with my stepdad” Goodman
What are you doing stepdad?
Why TF didn’t he get any Emmy awards? Mystifying! He’s such a great actor!
Seeing Bob's real personality here which seems is so opposite Jimmy really gives me even more respect for his use of acting skills on Saul
Always makes me happy to see talented actors get the recognition they deserve. Better late than never
The fact that he never won an Emmy for Better Call Saul is absolutely criminal
Any character played by this man is always iconic
this man is a legend, anyone else notice his sideburns?
So crazy to think the first thing I saw him in was Tim & Eric. He's had such a varied career, great versatile comedic and dramatic actor.
Same & agreed
I could listen to that voice forever.
Happy Bob Odenkirk is okay after his heart attack last week! We love you Bob! Eff the award shows. You are the Best Actor to all of your fans!!
I have binge watched Better Call Saul this year, and has been one of the best decisions I've made, I put it off for so long, which I shouldn't have! I don't want it to end
Shame he didn't talk about Fargo season one.
Agreed, that was a pretty good role.
Agreed. I was hoping for that.
Not iconic, he's only a minor character there
@@julzworld333 ok....explain why an episode of Seinfeld made it.
@@patb20civic Seinfeld is generally more popular and iconic than Fargo, that's why they included his character there.
This man right here has made me feel so proud to be named Saul
“I’m not a duplicitous person, I’m not running a con-“ and then there’s a jump cut. Perfection.
Not going to lie “nobody” was one of my favorite movies I’ve ever seen. The action was great but also had a great comedy value that I loved. May be a predictable badass movie but it hit me different.
Dude, it's my favorite movie of all time as well. Everyone jerking off to John Wick as the pinacle of action is laughable
The director also made Hardcore Henry, a very unique experience but yet again incredible action.
Breaking bad is one of the best tv shows of all time
it's not one of, it IS the best
@@farmerfrugal Better Call Saul is better
Breaking Bad, The Sopranos and The Wire are my top 3
DUH
Better Call Saul is a zillion times better imo
I'll never forget how hard I laughed at Saul's first scene in the series when he's talking to Badger. Couldn't stop laughing for about 10 mins and missed a lot of the dialog after it.
Sweet, raspy voice. Loved it ever since hearing "Winston Deaver" in *Incredibles 2.* He sounds half his age. ❤❤
I have just finished watching Breaking Bad for the second time, yesterday.
Bob is an epic actor, love the man.
I just started binge watching Better Call Saul, great actor.
@@freeross371 Oh I enjoyed it a lot.
It's quality.
Bob Odenkirk is my favorite person in all of Hollywood history, just based on what he's helped create alone (Mr Show above all). Writing, Producing, and Acting in that order, and his acting is still perfect for this role.
This is just me, but the more Bob ages, the more he looks like Chuck
That was exactly what I was thinking!
Some space blankets and a lantern on some newspapers... the transformation will be complete.
Some of the best casting for brothers I’d ever seen, not just in looks, but chemistry.
Somebody get this man a space blanket
You see Chuck i see kevin Costner
Pull through Bob Odenkirk! We are all rooting for you.
Saul Goodman is one of the best characters who ever exist
The casting and acting is as good as it gets. Both breaking bad and better call Saul are masterpieces. Always worth a rewatch