Better Call Saul

Yes.

You see, 'cause she was snubbed every single year for Better Call Saul.

Yeah.

And it was shocking 'cause her performance was outstanding.

And the ball-knowers out there, I think we all...

We, we knew she deserved the o- the, this award for her supporting work on Better Call Saul.

Right.

[smacks lips] Never got one.

There wasn't really, like, another performer or performance that, that, um, [smacks lips] that was like, "Oh, we gotta give it to that." We, that...

Like, like a clear frontrunner or winner, and so I felt like this was an amazing kind of show that she leads.

She carries this, and also kinda, like, and hey, by the way, you were also great in Better Call Saul.

[laughs]

Yeah.

And yeah like they they spoke to the fact that their writers room was full of like obviously like Lord of the Rings nerds but also some people who were not familiar with the Tolkien verse at all because like that adds the the slight like outsider perspective on like how certain story things are working but also that they like were bringing in writers who had worked on Better Call Saul.

Pixar movies.

Even Brian Cogman was a consulting writer.

I binged this show for the first time years after the season finale.

I also never told y'all this, but another reason why I wanted to watch the show again, other than to see how it connects to Better Call Saul, plus the good job you brothers do on the commentary, is Bryan Cranston.

Spike Lew mentioned on a different podcast, Your Honor, and I ended up binging that.

And after that, I was even more ready to return to Breaking Bad.

Because even when we get the conclusion at the end of the series, it still doesn't really answer that.

What's the root of this ego thing? Yeah, we could say, is it gray matter? We putting it together, but y'all never give us a conclusive.

Like Mike Ehrmantraut, when you go to Better Call Saul, we understand how he got here and why he's like that.

And Saul, why he's like that.

That's right.

Better Call Saul's Bob Odenkirk.

Oh, geez.

Huge supporter of the socialist mayor to be.

I've just finished watching Superstore.

I watched Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.

And you start thinking about TV series and how...

How well that final episode, like how many TV series can you think of, Blake, that genuinely wrap up with the final episode that you feel like that was a good ending?

Saul Goodman was in Breaking Bad.

And Better Call Saul.

Superior show, in my opinion.

So, should we talk about how sad this Glancy thing was? Well, you can go now.

haven't seen them, but I know what you're talking about.

It's the primary actor is the guy from Better Call Saul.

Okay.

Yes.

You see this in literature, and you see it in more recent, like television.

You've seen it in Better Call Saul.

You see it in someone like the guy who worked for Hector, the bald guy who shot himself.

A good kid somehow brought into that life and had to live it while being a good kid.