The Latest Breaking News from Bob Odenkirk

An encounter with improv guru Del Close convinced the kid from Naperville that career in the arts could work.

CHICAGO — Some day, when the final history of comedy is written, let it be known that last summer, on the fringes of Netflix, during the cult sketch series “I Think You Should Leave Now,” for three and a half minutes, humanity achieved peak Bob Odenkirk. His essence, his appeal,…

The star of AMC's “Better Call Saul,” Bob Odenkirk, has written an amusing memoir that traces his journey from comedy to drama, aptly titled “Comedy Comedy Comedy Drama.”

Actor-director promises he ‘doesn’t go too deep’ in looking back at his Naperville childhood, his Second City stint and his adventures at ‘SNL,’ ‘Mr. Show’ and ‘Breaking Bad.’

Bob Odenkirk was rushed to hospital in New Mexico, in July 2021, after suffering from a heart attack while filming Better Call Saul

‘I got pretty emotional,’ said the actor. ‘I couldn’t do the scene’

Having escaped an ‘existential lightning bolt’, you might expect the comic actor to be slowing down. You’d be wrong

Bob Odenkirk suffered a heart attack on the set of Better Call Saul last July and explained how he turned 'bluish-grey'

‘Luckily I didn’t go back to my trailer,’ the ‘Better Call Saul’ star said

‘WHAT DOES THAT MEAN??’ one concerned viewer asked