"Breaking Bad" is one of the best exhibitions on how actors in comedy can go dramatic. Part of the show's legend is like leading Brian Cranston, then best known as the stupid daddy Hull of the "Malcolm in the Middle", played against the type like Walter White/Heisenberg, a cancer teacher, has turned into a king of drugs. Krston's dramatic twist was Bob Odenkirk as a fatty and sunny lawyer Jimi "Saul Goodman" McGill. Odenkirk turned what was supposed to be the role of three/four episodes guests in a regular gigWhat lasted even more for the spin-off "Better Call Saul".

Odenkirk was almost an exclusively writer/actor in a comedy before "Breaking Bad". He first broke out a comedy sketch of Saturday Night Live and The Ben Shower Show in the late 80's/early 90s. Then, of course, his starvet has risen enough to where he and colleague comedian David Cross They created their own show for sketches: "Mr -Show with Bob and David", Running four seasons/30 episodes of HBO from 1995 to 1998.

Since the typically absurd "Mr -Show" was broadcast on a cable, there is the freedom to get the SNL edier (like use a set set of seven words in dialogue). This is a sketch show for the offspring of Holocaust survivors who receive Hitler Clones as compensation servants!

Odenkirk recently recorded a video with People's magazine Thinking about the different periods of his life, including making a "Mr Show" and playing Saul. "(" G -Din Show ") was just the biggest gift I've ever had," he said. "All my life was dreaming of making a comedy sketch, I loved Monty Python for 11 years, and I finally had to do it on the" G -Din Show "the way I dreamed of doing it."

Although he might have felt like a peak at the time, Odenkirk's career was still designed for even greater things. He did not audition Saul because he wanted to take his career in a new direction, though. The writers "Breaking Bad" were fans of "M -Din Show" and offered him a part. In a video of the people, Odenkirk cited three groups who believes were the biggest fans of "M -Show": Musicians for tours and rollers, 12 year old children and writers who appreciated the witty show.

"Mr -Show" was seen in passionate in the Breaking Bad writers, I think, like a break from the intensity of that show, they would go, "Let's watch a sketch". So they knew me and my job and when they hit this character at Saul Goodman, they immediately thought of me as an opportunity. "

When Odenkirk was offered the role of Saul, he was not familiar with "Breaking Bad". He asked a friend/partner for the offer for the offer; They explained that it was "the best show on TV" and encouraged him to say yes, and he did. As Odenkirk pointed out in the people's video, "Breaking Bad" was not initially a huge success (hence he didn't even know about it at first). Netflix needs to give the show to encourage viewershipSo, until Season 5, everyone alive knew that it was really the best show on TV.

Odenkirk described the experience as (paid) "Acting School". "I could not believe that they had entrusted me this thing that was not a broad comedy and I did great and learned to act from acting opposite Brian Cranston, mostly," he said. The lessons were paid. Odenkirk proved, again and time, the "Better Call Saul" that he can now wear a dramatic show even without Cranston.

2015 didn't just see the "Better Saul Call" debut. That year, Odenkirk also retired with Cross for a new Netflix comedy show: "W/ Bob & David". Odenkirk described that series as a secret fifth season of G -Show. Will he make a delayed return to Saul, in the end? He doubts that, Looking at "Better Call Saul" eventually left Jimi in prison.

"I feel Finishing the "Crime and Punishment" style of the showWhere Jimi recognizes his sins and accepts imprisonment as only compensation.

Bob Odenkirk started acting playing characters for just two five minutes at a time in a comedy sketch. However, his biggest achievement (so far) has been playing a character for 13 years, telling the life of man from start to finish (if he is out of order), and all with the perfect conclusion.

"Mr -Show with Bob and David" is streamed at HBO Max.