Bob Odenkirk Looks Back On ‘SNL.’ ‘Breaking Bad’ and More | Couch Surfing | Entertainment Weekly

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There’s ‘Nobody’ quite like this guest! Actor, writer, and director Bob Odenkirk stops by Couch Surfing to talk about his new film and to take a look back at some highlights from his storied career, including projects like ‘Mr. Show,’ ‘The Post,’ and ‘Better Call Saul.’

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