Actor Bob Odenkirk used his social networks to publish an emotional message about the end of the series “Better Call Saul“, whose final episode arrived on Netflix this Tuesday, 16.
The message, published on the actor's Instagram, was directed both to co-workers, to the series team and also to fans of “Better Call Saul” and “Breaking Bad”.
“Everyone has been asking me how it feels to say goodbye to Saul Goodman and 'Better Call Saul,' and I'm not good at answering the question because it's frankly hard for me to look at that experience and even that character very closely. ,” said Odenkirk. “There are a lot of moving parts and they fit together beautifully. And it's a mystery to me why that happened,” he continued.
He followed by thanking the showrunners, castmates and the series' staff in Albuquerque. "I didn't do anything to deserve this character," said the actor. But I hope I've earned it over the course of six seasons," while the series "has been an unbelievable experience."
“And the fans, thank you for giving us a chance, because we came off a lot of people's favorite series and could have been hated for just trying to make a series. But we didn't. We were given a chance and I hope we took full advantage of it. Thank you for staying with us,” said Odenkirk, directing the message to fans of “Better Call Saul” and especially “Breaking Bad“.
“Better Call Saul closely watched the story of a very original guy. A little slow at times. But in the end, if you paid attention, it was about big things inside people,” he concluded.
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“Better Call Saul” picked up the story of Saul Goodman, character from the acclaimed series “Breaking Bad”, six years before the lawyer first appeared in the main series. Bob Odenkirk gave life to the protagonist, and he scared everyone when he suffered a heart attack during the recording of the series. He even claims he doesn't remember recording an entire episode.
The prequel was acclaimed by fans and critics alike, and reached its finale on Monday in the United States, the episode airing on AMC.
This Tuesday, the final episode arrived in Brazil on Netflix, and now the full series is available on the streaming platform.
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