. >> talk about a big break, actor bob odenkirk made the jump from a supporting role in "breaking bad" to the starring role in a series all its own. he talks about that transformation with lee cowan. >> i got a call from -- >> it is rare that a catchphrase becomes an entire show, and it is rarer still to have a spin-off that actually succeeds past one season. >> it is show time, folks. >> but bob odenkirk has both. >> "better call saul" is an incredible role and i know it. >> how a former comedy sketch writer found his destiny in drama, later on sunday morning. the campaign front lines in iowa. dean reynolds explains the trustworthiness of political ads. >> start, steve hartman goes to a town in search of a groundhog and more, but first the headlines for the sunday morning, the 31st of january, 2016. >> the iowa caucuses are tomorrow, a des moines register poll released last night shows clinton with an edge over opponent person with any sanders. on the republican side donald trump has widened his lead over senator ted cruz. that poll has a history of uncanny accuracy. after more than

he was 94. >> >> coming up, "breaking bad"'s bob odenkirk breaks out. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> a small role in the hit series "breaking bad" is a big break for actor bob odenkirk and own show, a show very, a road very different from the one he had been traveling. >> lee cowan has our sunday profile. >> i have an ability to put myself out there. >> yes. >> it is called poor boundaries. >> it is called something is broken inside that man. >> professionally, there is certainly nothing broken about bob odenkirk, although his breakout role did involve a little "breaking bad". >> hi, i am saul goodman did you know you have rights? the institution says you do and so do i. >> as the smarmy underworld lawyer, saul goodman in the amc smash series,

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internet and people filming their own things and having the ability to quickly do that, but it was bob odenkirk and david cross doing live shows to test the material that would become that tv show. and they would throw me in there and i was almost kind of like a mascot, i didn't really know what was going on. i loved performing, but i almost feel like it's only now that i'm a more well-rounded person and kind of putting together the pieces of... it's not all some big experimental art piece. - but if you look back at the chaos that was the basis for that show, as you describe it, it actually held together remarkably well and really was something. and people generally regarded it, i know there was a rolling stones story that talked about it as one of the greatest sketch comedy shows of all time. - no, yeah, those guys were brilliant. - look at how influential it was on so much else. - absolutely, i think i was very chaotic in my own approach, i didn't really know what was going on. those guys were always brilliant and very focused and kind of magical together, worked very hard to make that. - i w

. >> seth: so, um -- [ cheers and applause ] you and bob odenkirk did "mr. show." obviously, we mentioned it earlier. >> yep, yep. >> seth: and this year you returned to do a sketch show on netflix. >>. yep. >> seth: 16 years? has it been 16 years? >> since the last "mr. show", yeah. >> seth: what ha you -- what lessons -- what was different doing a sketch show 16 years later? >> well, as we're all fatter. no. [ laughter ] we're all -- definitely wiser in how to write sketches, and n't -- are quicker to let stuff go. we're not as precious with our stuff anymore. but the main thing that we learned, specifically, bob and i, is we're producing. so all the sketches that we wrote when we were kids, seemingly, and going lgrikaie -- "yeah, then a helicopter, uh, know, a crane." and they're like, "how are we going to do that?" "i don't know, you're the director! you figure it out!" now we're on that side, so we're telling anybody like, "yeah, no, you can't have a helicopter." you know? [ laughter ] >> seth: also, do you think i'll ever lose my virginity? [ laughter ] >> ue

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