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Bob Odenkirk admitted to feeling like a “guest” on the AMC hit series Breaking Bad, despite portraying the super popular character Saul Goodman. The 61-year-old also confessed to never having watched the trendy show before being cast as the well-appreciated lawyer with questionable ethics.Speaking about the series’ cast on Wednesday (February 28) Bob told Jimmy Kimmel: “They were very good people to include me because I really was popping in.“I felt very much like a guest in their company.”Surprised by this confession,…

There have been many mind-blowing revelations on Finding Your Roots, the Henry Louis Gates Jr.-hosted PBS television series that employs a team of professional genealogists to trace celebrities’ ancestral histories. We’ve learned that Bernie Sanders is related to his SNL doppelgänger Larry David, that actor Joe Manganiello is part-Black and descended from slaves, and that LeVar Burton is part-white, which caused the Roots star to jokingly scream, “Nooooooo!” The Jan. 30 episode of Finding Your Roots, now in its…

Cancelation ends actor's 16-year run on AMC, stretching back Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul Lucky Hank wasn’t lucky enough to secure a second season as AMC has canceled the Bob Odenkirk-starring dramedy after only eight episodes. A stark contrast to the actor’s role on Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, Lucky Hank starred Odenkirk as the chairman of a Rust Belt university suffering from a midlife crisis of sorts. The Season One finale aired in May, but the series was left hanging on a…

Hollywood actors Jamie Lee-Curtis and Bob Odenkirk have shown their support for the actors' strike. Curtis took to Instagram to champion the strike by posting a photo of the comedy and tragedy masks. "It looks like it's time to take down the masks. And pick up the signs," the Halloween actor said. Odenkirk, known for his roles in Netflix shows Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, responded to a Twitter video of actors' union president Fran Drescher slamming Hollywood studios. "Holy cow. Go Fran go!" Odenkirk said.…

Many Hollywood stars have found their own spot in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but Bob Odenkirk doesn’t plan to follow. The Better Call Saul actor told The Independent in a recent interview that while he’s “always looking for dynamics in my career,” he doesn’t think a role in a Marvel film would be a good fit for him. “I always like to keep things grounded, relatable and smaller. I don’t think I’m built for that world,” he said. “I’m built for characters that make you feel like that guy could…

Photo via Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images for Lionsgate Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk has some disappointing news for those expecting him to appear in the next Marvel Studios project. According to the actor, he has no plans to star in the MCU, believing that “he’s not built for it.” The actor found success starring in big title dramas such as Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. Not to mention, has done film work as an actor, writer, and producer in projects like Lucky Hank and Nobody. So if there is someone that…

via Universal The internet erupted in joy yesterday when it was confirmed that Aubrey Plaza would be making her way into the Marvel Cinematic Universe to play what’s heavily rumored to be a villainous role in WandaVision spinoff Agatha: Coven of Chaos. If that wasn’t enough, the latest chatter hints that none other than Bob Odenkirk could be next in line. While nothing has been confirmed or denied in an official capacity at this stage, it’s well worth pointing out that talk of the Breaking Bad and Better Call…