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      Bob Odenkirk returns to 'Better Call Saul' set 6 weeks after heart attack

      The 58-year-old actor, who suffered a heart attack on July 27, tweeted a picture of himself in the makeup chair on the show's Albuquerque set.

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      Bob Odenkirk says he's on the mend after suffering 'small heart attack': 'I'll be back soon'

      The "Better Call Saul" star continues on the road to recovery after collapsing on set this week.

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      Bob Odenkirk is 'stable' after suffering 'heart-related incident' on 'Better Call Saul' set

      Son says, "He's going to be OK," as family thanks friends and fans for their support a day after actor's collapse on set.

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      Bob Odenkirk hospitalized after collapsing on ‘Better Call Saul’ set

      Bob Odenkirk, the star of AMC's "Better Call Saul," has been hospitalized after collapsing on the set Tuesday.

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      The It List: New doc examines life of Marvel legend Stan Lee, 'F9' revs into theaters, 'RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars' goes back to werk and the best in pop culture the week of June 21, 2021

      Here are our pop culture picks for June 21-27, including the best deals we could find for each.

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      The It List: Wild world of competitive pig showing featured in 'Pig Royalty,' Carrie Underwood debuts album of gospel hymns, 'News of the World' hits Blu-ray and the best in pop culture the week of March 22, 2021

      Here are our pop culture picks for March 22-28, including the best deals we could find for each.

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      'The Office' at 15: Creator Greg Daniels on who almost played Michael Scott, the series' secret main character and more

      "The Office" creator Greg Daniels reveals little-known fun facts about the beloved TV comedy as it turns 15.

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      ‘Better Call Saul': AMC Sets Two-Night Premiere for Season 5

      “Better Call Saul” will return for Season 5 with a two-night premiere in February, AMC announced on Wednesday.The “Breaking Bad” prequel will premiere on Sunday, Feb. 23 at 10 p.m., behind a new episode of “The Walking Dead.” The series will then air another new episode on Feb. 24 at 9 p.m., its normal time slot.Here is the logline for the fifth season:In the 10-epsiode fifth season of “Better Call Saul,” Jimmy McGill’s (Odenkirk) decision to practice law as “Saul Goodman” creates unexpected and profound waves of change for those in his orbit.Also Read: Bob Odenkirk Explains Why That Big Moment in 'Better Call Saul' Wasn't as Important as Fans ThinkWhen TheWrap spoke with series co-creator Peter Gould after the Season 4 finale, he said that they were “closer to the end” of the series. David Madden, AMC Network’s former entertainment president, agreed, though, he assured that the upcoming fifth season would definitely not be the final one.“Safe to say Season 5 will not be the end. How much longer it goes past Season 5? It’s in Peter and Vince’s hands,” Madden said, adding that he will wait until the two come back for Season 6 to map out the end of the series. “I think only then they will know how much longer it has past Season 6.”Click here for more “Better Call Saul” coverage, including Odenkirk on what the plans are for Gene and Esposito on the frosty relationship between Gus and Mike.“Better Call Caul” stars Bob Odenkirk, Rhea Seahorn, Michael Mando, Jonathan Banks and Giancarlo Esposito.AMC also released the first images of the new season, which you can see below:Warrick Page/AMC/Sony Pictures TelevisionWarrick Page/AMC/Sony Pictures TelevisionGreg Lewis/AMC/Sony Pictures TelevisionGreg Lewis/AMC/Sony Pictures TelevisionWarrick Page/AMC/Sony Pictures TelevisionRead original story ‘Better Call Saul': AMC Sets Two-Night Premiere for Season 5 At TheWrap

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      'Better Call Saul's' Bob Odenkirk Joins Greta Gerwig's 'Little Women' Remake

      <strong>EXCLUSIVE</strong>: Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated <em>Better Call Saul</em> star Bob Odenkirk is set for Sony Pictures’ <em>Little Women</em>, the remake which is being written and directed by Greta Gerwig. The previously announced cast includes Meryl Streep, Timothee Chalamet, Saoirse Ronan, Laura Dern, Emma Watson, Florence Pugh, Eliza Scanlon, James Norton, and Louis Garrel. The pic will reunite Odenkirk and Streep, both of whom starred in the Oscar-nominated feature, <em>The Post</em>. Odenkirk’s…

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      'Donald Trump's a piece of s***': Jack Black gets political during Hollywood Walk of Fame speech

      Jack Black used his Hollywood Walk of Fame star ceremony to speak out against President Trump.

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      'The Post' cast reveals what it's like working with Tom Hanks, Meryl Streep, and Steven Spielberg

      What's it like being directed by an "icon" or co-starring with "workmanlike" legends? Watch and learn.

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      Is 'The Post' a reaction to Trump and his 'fake news'? Steven Spielberg and the cast weigh in

      We certainly weren't the first people to point out the parallels between President Nixon's relationship with the press and President Trump's endless repudiation of the media as "fake news" when we talked to Steven Spielberg and the cast of "The Post."

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      'Better Call Saul': Bob Odenkirk's theory about Michael McKean's Emmy snub

      Bob Odenkirk earned his third straight Emmy nomination for "Better Call Saul" but wishes his onscreen big brother, Michael McKean, was recognized as well.

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      ‘Better Call Saul’: You Always Hurt the One You Love

      Ken Tucker reviews the Season 3 finale of "Better Call Saul."

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      ‘Better Call Saul’ Edges Closer to ‘Breaking Bad’

      The season premiere is an entertaining setup for next week’s reintroduction of a character loved by “Breaking Bad” fans and feared by that show’s characters.

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      Bob Odenkirk Plays Stephen Colbert in Bizarre ‘Late Show: The Movie’

      Bob Odenkirk stopped by The Late Show With Stephen Colbert to promote his new Netflix movie, Girlfriend’s Day. Although, while he was there, Bob also promoted another (fake) movie that he’s in, called The Late Show: The Movie, in which Bob plays Stephen Colbert. After Stephen pretended to be upset that he wasn’t cast as himself in the movie, they played a clip from the upcoming film.

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      Reviewing TV Shows Before They’re Even Made

      The Night of the Gun (AMC) The late David Carr, the great media columnist and cultural presence at The New York Times, wrote a wonderfully honest memoir of addiction in 2008’s The Night of the Gun. AMC says its Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk will star in an adaptation of Gun, working with writer-producer Shawn Ryan. My first reaction to this was: No! Please no! I worry that a TV adaptation will make this material more lurid than it is in the book, especially since Ryan hasn’t displayed all that subtle a hand in often highly entertaining material like The Shield, Last Resort, and his beloved-in-some-circles cult item Terriers.

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      'Better Call Saul' Finale: Jimmy and Mike Got Fooled

      Better Call Saul Finale: Jimmy and Mike Get Fooled One of the great pleasures of Better Call Saul throughout its second season, which concluded on Monday night on AMC, was to watch people do their work. Specifically, watching Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk), his brother, Chuck (Michael McKean), and his colleague and lover, Kim (Rhea Seehorn), cull through paper-work to prepare various cases, make pitches to prospective clients, and navigate the dangerous territory of inter-office politics. While we may have expected the scene set in a hospital room to reveal Chuck in the bed—as had, after all, suffered a nasty clunk on the head when he collapsed in the copy-shop at the end of last week’s episode—the producers gave us a mild surprise by making the opening with a flashback, to Chuck and Jimmy sitting at the bedside of their dying mother.

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      'Better Call Saul' Recap: Gimme Jimmy

      Warning: This recap contains spoilers for the Season 2 finale.

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      'Better Call Saul' Postmortem: Showrunner Peter Gould Talks About That Accident, and How It Will Impact the McGills

      Warning: Storyline and character spoilers ahead for the “Nailed” episode of Better Call Saul. This penultimate episode of Better Call Saul’s second season would have made for a fine, cliffhanger finale, but the primetime gods have smiled upon fans and we’ll have one more Season 2 installment to further the major storylines that ramped up in “Nailed.” BCS co-creator and showrunner Peter Gould, who wrote and directed “Nailed,” talks to Yahoo TV about Chuck McGill’s very serious accident — which made one of the most cringe-inducing sounds we’ve ever heard, how Chuck has become a more sympathetic character this season, and how Mike Ehrmantraut’s happy day turned so ugly, so fast. Gould also chats about Mike’s “low-tech” formidable skills, how Kim has been brought down to Jimmy’s level in the Mesa Verde saga, and offers this preview of the season ender: “I think you’re going to see some sides of Jimmy and the other characters that you haven’t seen before.” I am haunted by the sound we hear at the end of this episode, poor Chuck’s head hitting that counter.

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      'Better Call Saul' Recap: Truth and Consequences

      Warning: The recap for the “Nailed" episode of Better Call Saul contains storyline and character spoilers. In which we witness the events that may lead to Jimmy and Mike breaking bad, in one of the series’ best episodes yet. The Spiky Garden Hose The driver of the Regalo Helado ice cream truck, the one we met going through the weigh station in “Fifi,” is barreling down the desert highway, singing along to the infectious sounds of La Sonora Dinamita’s “Mi Cucu.” Which is probably why it’s only at the last second that he sees something snake across the road ahead of him.

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      'Better Call Saul' Recap: A Wolf in Optical Migraine Clothing

      Warning: The recap for the “Inflatable" episode of Better Call Saul contains storyline and character spoilers.

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      'Better Call Saul' Recap: 'You Don't Save Me. I Save Me'

      Meet the In-Law So that’s who Rebecca Bois is. Chuck drops this little nugget, meant to impress, when he and Rebecca welcome brother Jimmy to their home for the first time, after Chuck got Jimmy out of the Chicago Sun Roof trouble. During a dinner in which all three seem nervous and make forced conversation — Chuck had already arranged with Rebecca that they would tug their ear, Carol Burnett style, if either of them wanted to end the night early — Rebecca meets her brother-in-law for the first time. He compliments her cooking, and tells Chuck he’s lucky to be married to such a talented woman and skilled chef.

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      'Better Call Saul' Recap: 'Let's Make a Deal'

      Warning: The recap for the “Gloves Off" episode of Better Call Saul contains storyline and character spoilers. In which Mike fails to break bad, and the consequences of Jimmy’s actions make you wonder if maybe Chuck McGill isn’t a total bad guy after all. Boxing Mismatch Mike Ehrmantraut arrives home, throws an envelope of cash on the table — hundred dollar bills spill out — and grabs a beer from the fridge. Then he opens the freezer and takes out a bag of crinkle cut carrots, which he puts on his face.

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      'Better Call Saul Sneak Peek: Jimmy Confronts Chuck

      So far, Chuck McGill has pretty clearly been the bad guy in his tension-filled relationship with brother Jimmy. But something happens in Monday’s “Gloves Off” episode of Better Call Saul that may earn stuffy Chuck a sliver of sympathy. Related: Catch Up on ‘Better Call Saul’ With Our Recaps No specific spoilers, but suffice it to say that Jimmy’s recent TV commercial project negatively impacts fellow attorney and girlfriend Kim. When he confronts Chuck about it in the clip above, big bro drops some truth bombs that Jimmy can ignore, only at his peril.

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