. >> but odenkirk so impressed both gould and show runner vince gilligan they decided "breaking bad" couldn't live without him. >> once with we realized just how many layers he could exhibit as a character, we started to realize more and more we should do more with this guy. >> good afternoon. >> even before "breaking bad" ended, they were thinking of giving odenkirk his very own spinoff. >> come on, at >> as a rule spin-offs have a pretty dismal history. >> it is show time, folks. >> but already, odenkirk's performance in "better call saul" has earned an emmy and golden glove nomination for best argument in a drama. >> >> i am sorry, i will never do it. again. >> your honor, i am very sorry and i will never do it again. >> i don't know why people decided i could do this, but i am not going to look at it too closely. >> there is something, there are some real argument somewhere who is not working. >> it is pretty remarkable given that odenkirk wasn't known for doing drama at all. >> for 25 years, he had been making his living as a sketch comedy writer instead. >> did you won wither w

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