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Hey, gang, before we get into it, this might seem like common sense to me, but you never know.

This Better Call Saul special podcast we're recording.

We'll have spoilers for both Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad.

Okay. Oh, wow. Enjoy the show. Way back in 2015 on a website that no one really read, I wrote that Better Call Saul was a worthy

follow-up to Breaking Bad, and could Bob Odenkirk, an excellent comedy writer and actor, be a strong

enough lead for his own semi-serious show? Hell yes, he can. There was natural skepticism when

Better Call Saul was first announced. It was well received as a quirky legal drama during its first

season, but I don't think anyone anticipated turning into the amazing program it has become over the

last seven years. Perhaps the most amazing thing about the final episodes of Better Call Saul

was how little they relied on the meth-fueled cartel action that had propelled so much of the action on both this show and Breaking Bad.

These episodes told a black and white tale of a man on the lamb who just couldn't help but slip back into his old ways.

Instead of just giving us the side tales of Breaking Bad, they put the perfect colorless bow on the story of the

extremely colorful Saul Goodman. Cudos to Peter Gould, Vince Gilligan, Bob Odenkirk, Ray Sehorne,

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