Patrick Fabian

Bob Odenkirk recounts his harrowing near-death heart attack on the 'Better Call Saul' set, revealing it was far more severe than reported. He describes being 'gone' and turning grey, with initial confusion from crew members and a medic unfamiliar with CPR. The actor's recovery brought a profound appreciation for life, leaving him feeling delighted and engaged.

'Better Call Saul' star Bob Odenkirk is the latest celebrity to be honoured with a Hollywood Walk of Fame star.

Streamer releases trailer, key art, and first-look image for romantic comedy 'The Other Zoey.' The film follows Zoey, a computer major uninterested in love, whose life is turned upside down when a soccer player with amnesia mistakes her for his girlfriend. As she meets his cousin and develops feelings for both, Zoey must confront her fears and make a difficult decision. The movie premieres on October 20.

According to reports, the "Breaking Bad" prequel spin-off will bow out on February 23 at 10 pm, with the second airing on February 24 at 9 pm, its normal time slot.

"Better Call Saul" has been renewed for a fifth installment.

The fourth season of "Better Call Saul", the spin-off prequel of "Breaking Bad", is all set to air on August 6.

It's confirmed! Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul will guest star in the final season of the 'Breaking Bad' spinoff 'Better Call Saul'.

The cast of "Breaking Bad" has gathered to urge Hollywood studios to resume negotiations with striking screen actors. Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Jesse Plemons, and other members of the cast joined picket lines to address issues brought about by streaming services' dominance in the industry. The actors expressed dissatisfaction with their pay from streamers and called for fair wages. They emphasized that they are not against the studios but want them to acknowledge the reality of the situation. Other casts, including those from "Better Call Saul" and "Parks and Recreation," have also joined the strike, indicating a broader movement in the industry.

Vince Gilligan’s Pluribus marks a striking shift from the grounded fatalism of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. Instead of criminals edging toward predictable fates, the series traps Rhea Seehorn’s Carol in a bizarre, planet-wide hive mind where she’s one of the few left untouched. With no clear rules, allies or outcomes, Pluribus feels radically unpredictable, and deeply unsettling.