. >> speedy justice is getting ready to take a bow as saul goodman's story wraps up in the sixth and tter call saul despite suffering a heart attack while filming he's calling this one to best one yet. >>> after 99 days of uncertainty the mlb will get to play ball. they agreed to terms on a collective bargaining agreement with the season set to start in less than a month. here's nbc's sam brock with the details. >> reporter: after nearly 100 days baseball's lockout has ended at the 11th hour, and despite some hardball from the league, fans will enjoy a full season after all >> we're going to be able to play 162 games how are they doing that? >> they're going to play on the off game that have been scheduled. they're going to play at the end of the year. >> reporter: the second longest dispute in mlb history was nearly snarled with teams like the dodgers, mets and yankees flexing major payrolls taking baseball from around $507,000 to $700,000 right away. >> very nice rise. the players made a point of the younger players not being paid what they should be paid, so now they're in line wit

odenkirk walked blindly into one of the greatest shows in television history, playing attorney saul goodmanenter of his new memoir, "comedy, comedy, comedy, drama." what compelled you to sit down and tick through every step of your career in. >> it's a comedy memoir. i was concerned someone would pick up this book about this actor i like and then all this crap about comedy, i've never heard of any of this. but my life was aimed towards comedy. that's what i spent my time doing. >> the 59-year-old odenkirk began his life in that direction entertaining his mother and six siblings, who was left a void by their father. >> there's not a lot to talk about when someone's literally not there ever. but i do think that the tension also is a thing you work with in comedy. so if everybody's feeling a little uneasy and someone starts being silly, it's a relief. >> he graduated from high school at 16 and began writing and performing in college. >> i didn't for a second think i could make it in show business. i guess i was thinking about a degree in forestry or something like that. in the third year is wh

. >> stephen: this is the last time you ar playing saul goodman. >> yes, this is the last season, itcall saul and four years of breaking bad. so really about, a about 150 or st years i have been playing this character. >> stephen: you are tired of him. >> sorry to see him go. >> stephen: is it one of those things where i wish i could keep going. >> i mean i got into this business too do a variety of things which is one of the-- one of the-- i mean the book is about the variety of things i have gotten to do. >> stephen: that's a great segue. >> stephen: the book is called "comedy comedy comedy drama." and have i known you for a long time. have i known the comedy comedy comedy part of your career. i remember the first time i saw you was a show called half my face is a clown, chicago, it was really good, i loved the bazooka joe. >> tom and i wrote that. >> stephen: did you ever believe that it coo be part of comedy comedy comedy. >> never, i had one brain fart on stage at second city, we were improvising and it was wonderful fun and you spend hours on stage with second city and you thin

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