Bob Odenkirk learned a thing or two from his years as a writer for Saturday Night Live, including “what not to do” when he got his own show. “At SNL, it was very easy, especially for young writers, to get their ideas shot down very quickly by older writers,

Bob Odenkirk is definitely open to stepping back into the shoes of his most famous character, but doesn’t think it’s likely to happen any time soon. “Better Call Saul” finished three years ago after the “Breaking Bad” prequel spin-off enjoyed an acclaimed six-season run - ending with Odenkirk’s lawyer and con artist Saul Goodman being given

Bob Odenkirk has spoken about returning to Saul Goodman, but I think that would be a mistake because his character has no room to grow after 'Better Call Saul'.