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This should help "Breaking Bad" fans handle coming withdrawal symptoms: The lengthy rumored Saul Goodman spinoff is a go.
AMC as well as Sony Pictures Television validated Wednesday that they've reached any licensing agreement for a series based upon "Breaking Bad's" popular Saul Goodman character, played properly by Naperville native Bob Odenkirk.
Working under the working title "Better Call Saul," it's planned to get an hour long prequel focusing on your shady lawyer's evolution just before he became Walter White's law firm. (In other words, Saul could still be offed just before "Breaking Bad" ends its five period run Sept. 29.)
Odenkirk talked to me about the spinoff over the the summer months, before it was a done cope. At that time, he had his arms crossed.
"If it happens I will be right now there, ready to rock," Odenkirk, 40, said. "This is such a gift with me, this role, and like a part of this amazing show. I do think I was meant to play your ex."
Odenkirk joined the "Breaking Bad" forged in the AMC series' second season. This individual was an instant classic while Goodman, an Albuquerque attorney/fixer with highly questionable ethics, cheesy marketing and a memorable tagline: "Better Call up Saul." Saul quickly became a enthusiast favorite, providing much of your show's comic relief. (Exhibit Any: the video below.)
Odenkirk cut their comedic chops in Chicago, where he moved to pursue sketch comedy acting as well as writing after bouncing close to a bunch of Midwestern colleges. He managed to graduate early from Naperville North Secondary school at age 16 and traveled to College of DuPage for a twelve months. He transferred to Marquette University throughout Milwaukee, where he started to help dabble de acuerdo con el departamento  41 in comedy.
"Then I looked for a school where I'd have an overabundance colorful characters around us   SIU [Southern Illinois University] seemed to fit the bill,Inch said Odenkirk, who graduated from this Carbondale institution with a degree in broadcasting.
"I kind of did very well as SIU because I was alcohol free," he said. "I didn't drink any alcohol because I didn't like it and my father received an issue with it."
Odenkirk has provided quite a bit of thought to Saul's backstory, which, just like llegaron para iniciar la observación de la auditoría 16 his own, begins in Dallas.
"When I think about who Saul is usually, I think he grew up throughout Chicago   might be the South Side. Or it could be Downers Grove or entirely in Cicero," kvinnegrupper og museer  06 he said, putting that "I know Downers and Cicero are very different places."
He thinks Saul quil a inventé left Chicago "because he want to take advantage of all the lightweights in the Free airline. You know how Chicago people receive West Coast people like a bunch of flighty lightweights that would be very easy to be able to steamroll."
So how about placing the spinoff in Chicago?
"I have no idea if the spinoff needs to be set at this time there but I 44 EST2015 01 29 08 07 would do that,Inches the actor said. "He has to go back there to visit the dad who's in prison. Which is all my idea, by the way, not necessarily Vince's ['Breaking Bad' creator Vince Gilligan]. I'm making this up."
  
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