It’s been a long old road for Saul Goodman. First introduced to us a while back in the second season of Breaking Bad , Bob Odenkirk’s harried legal guide instantly became Vince Gilligan’s dearest fan to stick around for the rest of his meth-legendary misbehavior experiment.
Then came Better Call Saul — a more modest, more specific spin-off series that put Odenkirk’s character at the cusp of his own great solo show, but was also set during his parent show.
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Now, after six popular series, the show has come to an end — and Odenkirk shared a sweet web-based video that marks the end of a significant time slot as he departs from Saul, aka Slippin’ Jimmy McGill.
“Everyone is getting some information about saying goodbye to Saul Goodman and Better Call Saul. Moreover, I am afraid to answer the question, because it is very difficult for me to see this experience, even in that person, with great enthusiasm.
It’s so many moving parts and they fit together so seamlessly that it’s a mystery to me how it works,” Odenkirk says before going on to thank the show’s producers, partners and viewers. “Fans, thanks for letting us have an open house.
We’ve gone from maybe a lot of people’s favorite show and could be hated for just trying to make a show. Anyway, we weren’t. We were given an open-door permit and it’s good that we took advantage of it.” He even acknowledged that the show was “put off a bit too often,” adding, “but ultimately, if you focus, it was about the big, huge things inside people.”
Another individual trend is somewhat sad around here? Take a moment to admit that you really feel the impact of this result, read the review of last season. We’ll eat our feelings here (usually with a Cinnabon).
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