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Bob Odenkirk winds down his journey as Jimmy McGill, uh, Saul Goodman, no, Gene Takavic

Bob Odenkirk doesn't remember anything about his heart attack last summer — not the CPR, not the three defibrillator zaps that brought him back to life and nothing from the eight days he spent recuperating at Albuquerque Presbyterian Hospital. Even the week after he went home is sketchy. He vaguely…

Los Angeles Times

Monday's ‘Better Call Saul’ made Giancarlo Esposito scream. Here’s why

Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito), the bone-chilling drug kingpin who first appeared in “Breaking Bad,” did not appear in a single frame of Monday night’s episode of the AMC series’ prequel, “Better Call Saul.” But the Emmy-nominated actor’s presence is still very much felt.

Los Angeles Times

Better Call Saul recap: season six, episode four – Kim knows the terrifying truth

Jimmy’s partner in crime has her world rocked by a revelation. Meanwhile, Gus takes severe anti-Salamanca precautions almost as methodical as his clothes storage system

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Bob Odenkirk has worried Better Call Saul fans with description of ‘challenging’ final episode

‘WHAT DOES THAT MEAN??’ one concerned viewer asked

The Independent UK

‘Better Call Saul,’ Bob Odenkirk are back and better than ever for Season 6 of exceptional series

Within three minutes we’re reminded why this is one of the most visually creative series in television history.

Chicago Sun-Times

Bob Odenkirk says Better Call Saul co-stars ‘screamed their heads off’ when he had heart attack on set

‘The medic showed up and performed CPR,’ actor recalled

The Independent UK

'Linoleum' review: Jim Gaffigan's indie sci-fi is 'Donnie Darko' with a midlife crisis

Gaffigan tries, and mostly succeeds, at portraying a strange but sweet breakdown.

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