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WTOP
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on WTOP
"Free in home estimate. 5 11 now the bob actor Bob Odenkirk is part of a finale that's coming up on Monday. The wicked flee when no man pursue it. If you've been watching, you know that's Jimmy McGill, also known as Saul Goodman from the Breaking Bad prequel, Better Call Saul, it's wrapping up its run. DB guides Matt rausch joined sandico Zelda talk about the upcoming final episode. Again, Monday night on AMC. We really are on the edge of our seat, I suppose anybody who's been watching this ever since the days of Breaking Bad. So this really is the end of the line for this entire saga, Breaking Bad being one of the most acclaimed shows ever. And then they did the surprise move of spinning off. One of the most outrageous characters Saul Goodman, but we learned there was so much more to Saul in this sequel in this prequel Better Call Saul that he initially was Jimmy McGill turns into this shyster lawyer. Then he goes into exile, which is where he is now in the finale in this black and white world, where he's in Nebraska, working at a cinnabon mall store, and then he broke bad again, and he crossed paths with Carol Burnett of all people playing the mother of his stooge, and she has called him out. And the last thing we saw is that she has blown his cover. And so we're going to find out what happens in this final episode. But it puts an end to the entire run as far as we know of Breaking Bad. We've had a sequel with Jesse Pinkman. We've had a prequel with Saul Goodman and that's probably all she wrote, but it's been a great ride. And a wonderful role for Bob Odenkirk who has yet to win an enemy for this role. But a lot of people are going to be watching a Monday night for sure. Yes, I'll be among them. A lot of people are waiting for this. Next, yet another spin off of The Walking Dead. Yeah, but this one's kind of interesting. I think that the series itself is kind of played out. There's only 8 more episodes to go in October, then there's going to be some spin offs with some of those characters. But what they're doing with tales of The Walking Dead is an anthology, almost like a Twilight Zone anthology where every episode is very different. Different tone, telling stories from within The Walking Dead world. So these are all new characters for the most part dealing with the zombie apocalypse in sort of short story form, and that's to me a really interesting way to go into this. Of course, this was a huge hit franchise for AMC. It's still popular, but it is waning. And so this is one way to breathe, I guess you're going to breathe life into The Walking Dead. This is one way to do it. And one of the ones that I really liked Ted Anthony Edwards playing the anthropologist who tags and studies the zombies, but he's losing his own humanity in the process. That's kind of a really interesting twist. Those kinds of stories I think I could even watch. Again, that's TV guides, Matt rauch, coming up on WTO, the commanders in action today, and some folks are saying they didn't look too bad. It's 5 14, Steve dresner and sports next. My husband struggled with erectile
Fresh Air
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on Fresh Air
"And his new identity is the manager of a cinnabon in a food court, and it's really like a soul deadening job for him. And I'm wondering if anybody from cinnabon has ever contacted either of you to register their approval or disapproval or legal threats. You know, the cinnabon people have been great to us, they've been super supportive. We didn't know we didn't know that they would be until on Breaking Bad after the episode where bob mentioned cinnabon and Omaha immediately the cinnabon social media people posted a posted a tweet about an opening for a manager in Omaha, Nebraska. So they've been great. Bob before we even started shooting bob spent as I recall, a day at our cinnabon in our so called Omaha syndrome, which is actually an Albuquerque. And you actually, bob, you were making cinnabons, weren't you? Yeah, I was given full training to make cinnabons. It took a couple hours, and I do it right. I'll tell you, and every time we do it, we have someone from cinnabon there to make sure I do it properly. And so I know what goes into a cinnabon. Thanks to both of you so much. Thanks for being on our show. Thank you for Breaking Bad and for Better Call Saul. So Bob Odenkirk, Peter Gould, thank you so much. Thank you, Terry. Thank you, Terry. That was great. Bob Odenkirk stars in the AMC series Better Call Saul. Peter Gould is the series co creator and showrunner. There's only four episodes left. Better call sala's nominated for Emmys as best drama series and outstanding writing in a drama series, Bob Odenkirk is nominated for best actor in a drama series. He also has a new memoir called comedy comedy comedy drama. Tomorrow on fresh air, how to talk with kids without a lot of anxiety about gender, sex, and where babies come from. Our guest will be Corey silverberg author of sex is a funny word, what makes a baby and, you know, sex. Silverberg is a sex educator who is raised by a children's librarian and a sex therapist and identifies as queer. I hope you'll join us. Fresh air's executive producer is Danny Miller, our technical director and engineer is Audrey bentham. Our interviews and reviews are produced and edited by Amy salit Phyllis Myers, Sam briger, Lauren krenzel, Hari seman, Teresa Madden, and rebel Donato Thea chaloner, Seth Kelly, and Susan ya kundi. Our digital media producer is Molly CV nesper.
Fresh Air
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on Fresh Air
"Imagine that. CarMax, car selling, reimagined. So Peter, a writing question for you, since better cost solo is a prequel and you had a follow the structure of Breaking Bad in the sense that everything in Better Call Saul had to lead to the characters and Breaking Bad. And Breaking Bad was already written, for Breaking Bad that you later regretted while working on Better Call Saul buca wish you didn't have to explain that? Or you wish you didn't have to reach that destination. But you were trapped and you had to go there. Sure, I mean, but the thing is eventually we would figure it out. The lalo lalo Ignacio thing haunted us. And one of the reasons that haunted us was that bob kept saying to me, we got to meet lalo, right? We're going to meet lalo and I would say, yeah, sure. And then I kind of sweat some or thinking about what exactly happened that has him on the wrong side of the cartel, but not on such a bad, he's still living a relatively public life. So how does that how does all that work? There was also a scene that was deleted. Thank God. From I think season three of Breaking Bad where Saul talks about all his wives and the fact that he himself stayed at this short term apartment rental place called the beachcomber, and we ended up omitting that scene at the time I was very sad because I loved the scene and I thought bob and Brian Cranston were so funny in it. But I'm kind of glad we don't have to explain too much about his previous marriages. You know, so there were absolutely things that we think about that we felt constrained by, but sometimes the limits sometimes having limits is actually super helpful. Because it focuses focus your mind on those limits. So I'm really wondering what's going to happen to the character of Kim at the end of Better Call Saul. She's Jimmy Saul's girlfriend. She's a lawyer. She's incredibly smart, but has gone along with Jimmy and doing some incredibly stupid things. And I don't know if she's going to survive to the end of the series or not. She's not in Breaking Bad. That offers a clue, but I'm not sure what conclusion to draw from that clue. I'd love to see her get a sequel. I'm sure, at this point, you probably want out of that world. Peter, you've written enough plot twist to last you a lifetime for those characters. But I don't know, you just probably nothing you can say about that right now. Oh, well, I'd sure love to keep working with ray sea horn. I'll say that. And I love the character of Kim also. I do feel like I need to get away from this world for a little bit. So we'll see. We'll see. You have to watch the rest of the show and you can tell me at that point what the prequel sequel should be.
Fresh Air
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on Fresh Air
"But in talking about all that, do you also share personal stories, bob? Your father was somebody who was, you know, he was mean. He was an alcoholic. He was, we went through long stretches of not being home when he was home. He fought with your mother. He said things that were very upsetting to you and your siblings. And you grew up with a lot of justified anger toward him and never really reconciled because I think you decided that you couldn't. I mean, he wasn't the kind of guy you could who saw his own flaws and who you could really reconcile with or was very interested in understanding who you were. So bob, how much did you want the writers to know about your personal life? No, I mean, I'm an open pamphlet. There's not much there. It takes you two seconds to go, yeah, yeah, I got that guy figured out. You know, I think part of the residue of my upbringing was telling, telling everybody everything I could tell. Everything I could possibly stomach to tell, I do. Why? Because there were secrets when I was a kid. I didn't know what was going on. And I didn't know so much. I mean, for about, I'm not telling it was around 13 or 14. Did I find out what, you know, really understand more of what was happening. It was a mystery how my house worked. And I mean, look at, look at it on the page. We lived in a nice suburb, we had no money, we were told over and over, we have no money. We drank powdered milk, the father was never home, but there were 7 kids. He had to come home 7 times. I know that. But it just made no sense. My life and the world, the universe I inhabited made no sense. And it was frightening and scary, and it gave me a desire to go, look at the problem. This is the problem here. Say it. Say it out loud. And I don't understand not. Saying it to the point where I think it's annoying. I annoy people. With pointing out the issue at hand that I see loudly and repetitively. My guesser Bob Odenkirk, who played Saul Goodman in Breaking Bad, and stars in the AMC prequel Better Call Saul, and Peter Gould, who created the character of Saul when he was a writer on Breaking Bad, and is the co creator and showrunner of Better Call Saul. We'll be right back. This is fresh air. Support for this podcast and the following message come from Zoom.
Fresh Air
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on Fresh Air
"Gould created the character of Saul when Gould was a writer on Breaking Bad. He co created the series Better Call Saul and is the showrunner. Bob, I want to ask you about a personal experience you had and how it's affected if at all you're acting and what informs you in scenes where there's fear or violence. I know like years ago, I think it was back in the period when you were working on Saturday Night Live and you were up all night working on the show and then flew to Chicago to do an improv show there. So you were in your car, sleep deprived with your girlfriend, years ago, when you were robbed at gunpoint. And to tell us a brief version of that story. Well, I'd stayed up all night the night before in New York where I was right at Saturday Night Live, which is to say, I woke up Monday or rather Tuesday at 10 a.m. stayed up all night Tuesday night, did the read through, at Saturday Night Live on Wednesday afternoon, got in a plane, flew to Chicago, did the set at second city, got in my car and drove with my girlfriend to where we were staying, got out of the car at 1 a.m. in Chicago time, which would be 3 a.m., New York time, and somebody walked up and stuck a gun to my face. And then they asked for my money. And I was in a really weird place because I hadn't slept in so long. And I kind of had a conversation and there was a lot of tension, of course, and I talked the person out of certain things and gave them money I had. I was weirdly defiant in the moment, but it was all because I was sleep deprived. Well, here what did your girlfriend to get out of the car? And you basically told him to get out of here. Which is pretty brave. I'm not sure you knew you had that in you. Yeah, it wasn't brave. It was crazy. But it worked out. It worked out. So where does that figure in when you're playing, for instance, like Saul or Jimmy? And they're both, they're both typically under some kind of threat or another. And they have to talk their way out of it or scheme their way out of it. Well, it plays into the fact that I didn't go to acting class and all I have are my memories of striking moments, intense moments, emotional moments in my life. That's certainly one of them, that I can draw on to kind of put myself in a place where I can feel those feelings and bring that sense of tension or reality or fear into my performance and so without a doubt there have been moments where I use that that incident to register and play those emotions, I think you guys,
Fresh Air
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on Fresh Air
"Did you really? And she was like, what the hell? And that energy carried through and it made it easier to be in the moment, which is your job as an actor. That's the weird mind game you play is getting yourself in the moment of someone else's life. But really feeling on the edge of, I don't know what happens next here. And if you can make that real in your mind and it was easier for me to do with this kind of weird newfound POV on the world on the existence, you know, it's really advantageous to playing moments and to acting. So it's a little shortcut every all you actors out there have a have a brief moment of death. That sounds like great advice. Did that outlook stay with you or did it fade over time? I think it fades, but I also experienced it once so I can think back on it and reconnect with it. And I want to do that literally every day of my life. I really want to stay in touch with what happened there because it really was a great. Connection to being alive. And so I'd love to ruminate on it every day and try to reconnect. Well, I just want to say thank goodness you're well and that you're alive and healthy and working and hooray. Yeah. Thanks. I'll just add that. Rosa Estrada, we were very lucky that this woman was nearby because she knew how to do CPR properly and she had the AED in her car and she only had it in her car because she was returning it to somebody who she borrowed. Is that the defibrillator? Yeah. It wasn't an official thing on our set. Oh, it's just coincidence that it was there. It was total crazy coincidence in that she had put it in her car and I guess she'd had tried to return it, but the friend wasn't home. Otherwise she wouldn't have had it either. And so it's only because of that circumstance that it was in the trunk of her car. And I'm sure that helped me immensely. I mean, the CPR is number one. But the fact is I didn't get a heart rate for 18 minutes after this started. And that's a long time ago. So that's a long time, but CPR, the fact that it was done almost immediately within a minute and minute and a half, and it was done so well. It was done properly. That's what really saved me. Yeah, and thank God it did. Well, let me reintroduce you both. If you're just joining us, my guests are Bob Odenkirk who played Saul Goodman in Breaking Bad and stars in the prequel Better Call Saul, and Peter Gould, who created the character of Saul when he was a writer on Breaking Bad, and is the co creator and showrunner of Better Call Saul. We'll be right back after a short break. This is fresh air. The following message comes from NPR sponsor Chevrolet, introducing the all electric 2022 bolt EUV. Vehicle chief engineer Jeremy short shares how the
Fresh Air
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on Fresh Air
"Every Wednesday till Labor Day on the planet money podcast from NPR. Let's get back to my interview with Bob Odenkirk, who played the sleazy lawyer Saul Goodman in Breaking Bad, and stars in the prequel Better Call Saul. Also with us is Peter Gould, who created the character of Saul, when Gould was a writer on Breaking Bad, Gould co created Better Call Saul and as the showrunner. There's only four episodes left. The series is on AMC. When we left off, Bob Odenkirk was talking about the near fatal heart attack he had last year, while filming an episode in the final season of Better Call Saul. Returning to life was transformational, he's felt more positive and upbeat about everything. Peter how to look from your point of view when bob came back and had this energy and it sounds like optimism and gratitude of course we didn't know what to expect and bob is always fun on the set and he's always generous and great, but there is an extra extra bit of mister wonderful I have to say as when he came back and you know it was a very suspenseful moment because we were, you know, I was not there when bob when bob got sick, but I was there when he came back and we were all wondering what's it gonna be like and it turned out it was great and it was one of the most hopeful things imaginable, especially you know we're in the middle of a pandemic and it's somebody you really care about and who's so important in your life gets seriously ill to have him come back and have him in sort of an elevated state is just, you know, it's just a wonderful, wonderful feeling.
Fresh Air
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on Fresh Air
"And I think we got most of that scene done and then I had a heart attack. And then 5 weeks later, after I had surgery and recuperation, we came back and began to shoot episode 9, and then about a week and a half, maybe, into shooting episode 9, we went back to the scene that we didn't finish, and we shot the remainder of that scene with Vince Gilligan directing because he directed 8. Is that right? Peter, do I have that right? I think that's exactly right, bob. Yeah, I think the idea was to start you back with something that was a little bit more straightforward before getting into that big juicy scene again. So this is the scene you were in the middle of the scene where Lala, which is part of who's part of the drug cartel, is threatening you and Kim. Right. And so that is the one scene where it's Bob Odenkirk before dying. And bob odenkirk's Second Life. With the lalo talking to me and Kim and I kind of screwed it up in an interview I did the other day. So I'm glad to have this opportunity to clarify so did you feel like you were a changed person when you returned to the set and that it was hard to get into that same emotional and physical place that you were before the heart attack? I definitely took it into account and I felt I had a challenge in front of me. I came out of that incident with the heart attack with a strange fresh energy I didn't have I didn't see a white light. I didn't have flashback on my life. I really had like a mind wipe, I think it's called medically. Sorry, I can't help but laugh. It's such a strange, you know, I really just lost that time completely and I came out of it with like strangely fresh energy towards my whole life. Like I like I was born again. Like, hey everybody, look where we are. Let's go back to work and make stuff and this is my family and this is great. I really kind of had an upbeat, let's go get them energy. Was that different from who you were before?
Fresh Air
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on Fresh Air
"And I don't think we never thought, okay, we need this or that for the show. We never said, okay, everything's dark, we need something light. But as we were talking about what could happen next, that now that Walt and Jesse are trying to sell drugs, the question came up, what happens if one of their guys gets arrested? And of course, then they have to go to a drug lawyer and somebody said somebody said, you know, what if his name is Saul good? It's all good. And then somebody said, Saul good man. And then somebody's taught somebody talked about the Cadillac and the license plate. And I think we just thought he was going to be this slicer who was going to be Walt Jesse's guide into the underworld. You know, he was going to be kind of like a helper character who helped them. And kind of watched, look out for himself along the way. And having said that, once we started thinking about him, we just had so much fun. Because he was happy with himself and also he was the only character who wasn't tormented by his misdeeds. He saw things very, it seemed on Breaking Bad. He saw things very mechanically. He would always see the shortest distance between two points and he'd say, why don't you just do that, no matter how violent or distasteful that. When you're just killing them and get rid of them and solve your problem. Exactly. Wait, why are you doing all this? Just go ahead, kill badger. Get them shanked in the chow line. It's easy guys. So he was just fun. And this is the amazing thing about being a dramatic writer, then bob comes in and plays the role and you start seeing there's more to him than that original conception. And he, you know, we gave him, I think, in one of his first scenes like two pages of dialog. And what bob did was he created all these transitions in this big wall of dialog, all these transitions, he interrupts himself and some of it was written in there, but what you saw was that there is a guy who's thinking a mile a minute and maybe there's a little layer of his confidence, isn't as high as maybe he maybe he's putting forth to the world. And so that was having bob play the role, absolutely changed everything. Is that senior talking about the scene where Jesse and Walt have dug a grave first of all and take him out to the desert because there are afraid, he's representing Jesse's kind of not very bright friend who's dealing the meth for them, badger. That's right. Is that the scene you're talking about? That's bad. Badger played by Matt Jones is arrested and Walt tries to bribe Saul Goodman sulkin and won't take the bribe so they kidnap him and drive him out to the desert, put him in front of an open grave, put a gun at his head, and he manages pretty quickly to turn the situation around and becomes the dominant, the dominant force in the scene, even though he's on his knees in front of an open grave with a gun pointed at his head. Yeah, and Walton, Walton, Jesse, you're afraid that Saul will let badger tough to the flip. DEA and flip and turn in Walt and Jesse. So their lives are at stake. Exactly. And they're wearing ski masks.
Fresh Air
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on Fresh Air
"What about that poor guy here? Mister Yarborough, what about the kid in foster care, huh? You give them everything you've got, who are they going to find your half as good as you? No one. They need you. It's already done. Okay, what's done can be undone. All I'm seeing is just let's take a week or two to think it over. For now, we're going to take some time off. God knows we need. We're going to find a new place who are going to leave here. We're never, ever going to come back here again. Okay, we're going to, we're going to put it behind us. Things will look brighter. I guarantee it. But first, we have to fix this. So we're going to go back to the hotel room, and you're going to write letters. You're going to write a letter to the bar. You're going to write letters to your clients. You you dictate, I will type, we're going to roll this thing back. I'll order a pizza, we'll pull an all nighter because we're in this together. Bob Odenkirk, Peter Gould, welcome to fair share. Congratulations to you both on this terrific series. And I should say, if you want to find out Kim's response to this, I'm not going to say what it is, but it's a really interesting turn. And so if you want to catch up, definitely watch this episode. But we're like hyperventilating in this scene. You're like gulping air and almost like choking on it. Did you know you had this in you when you were doing sketch comedy? I was a waiter at a restaurant that served hamburgers. And part of the gag of the restaurant was you were supposed to be a smart ass to people. And I learned, I learned very quickly that I hurt everyone's feelings. Whereas the waitresses and many of the other waiters could walk around and say, sit your ass down and everyone would laugh, if I said, sit your ass down, they ran out of the restaurant. There's a softness that I didn't have in my presentation that works well in drama acting. It feels very direct, I think, when I say things, even when I don't mean them that way, it can feel that way. And now I find myself in moments like this and seems like that being able to cut loose and I think that works for me. Peter, you came up with the idea of the character soul. What was your initial conception? And what need did you think you filled in the show? You know, the show, if you cast your mind back to Breaking Bad, it taken a very dark turn. Season one of Breaking Bad. Hank Schrader, played by dean Norris, was sort of, in a way, he was the comic relief. You know, he was the guy who was happy with himself happy with his place in the world. But by the time we got to the middle of season two, Hank Hank had been in a shootout, he had PTSD, he was, you know, he was in a very estate bummer DOM.
Fresh Air
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on Fresh Air
"I am Terry gross. There's only four episodes left of Better Call Saul, a series that has a lot of fans on the fresh air team and a series R TV critic, they would be on Cooley said, could end up as the best dramatic TV series ever made. Better Call Saul is the prequel to Breaking Bad. Saul Goodman, as we know him, would not exist without my two guests. Bob Odenkirk played Saul in Breaking Bad, and stars in Better Call Saul. Peter Gould created the character Saul when Gould was a writer on Breaking Bad. After that series ended, cooled co created Better Call Saul and is now the showrunner. Better Call Saul is nominated for Emmys as best drama series and outstanding writing in a drama series. Bob Odenkirk is nominated for best actor in a drama series. Also has a memoir called comedy comedy comedy drama. In Breaking Bad, Saul was a lawyer who worked on two levels. He was a slip and fall, Al sue anyone kind of lawyer, working out of an ostentatious office in Albuquerque, he starred in his own TV and radio ads, like this one.
AP News
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on AP News
"House Speaker Nancy Pelosi isn't commenting on security measures for the capital next weekend, but the Associated Press has learned that perimeter fencing is going back up, an inside source tells The Associated Press There are plans to have fencing installed again around the capital and the Supreme Court building with the potential for violence brewing during a September 18th protest rally. Police say they have reports, members of far right extremist groups will be there to support the people arrest. Did for attacking the capital on January 6th House Speaker Nancy Pelosi remembering that horror, the defecation, the fact physical violence, the crudeness of it all and for their supporters later this month. We intend to have The integrity of the capital, the intact lawmakers are to be taking part in security briefings over the coming days. Jackie Quinn Washington The Associated Press has learned there are plans to put back protective fencing around the U. S Capitol ahead of a rally next weekend. An inside source tells The Associated Press the security plan being finalized for the September 18th protest rally at the Capitol includes fencing around the Capitol building and the U. S. Supreme Court. Authorities have cited intelligence that indicates members of far right extremist groups like the proud boys and oath keepers are planning to be at the demonstration to demand justice for the hundreds of rioters arrested in connection with the January 6th deadly attack on the capital. Fencing in the aftermath of the January attack was controversial, with lawmakers concerned about walling off access. But there was an agreement that after it came down circumstances could warrant it going back up. Jackie Quinn, Washington The star of Better call. Saul is back at work after I health episode. Bob Odenkirk is.
AP News
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on AP News
"House Speaker Nancy Pelosi isn't commenting on security measures for the capital next weekend, but the Associated Press has learned that perimeter fencing is going back up, an inside source tells The Associated Press There are plans to have fencing installed again around the capital and the Supreme Court building with the potential for violence brewing during a September 18th protest rally. Police say they have reports, members of far right extremist groups will be there to support the people arrest. Did for attacking the capital on January 6th House Speaker Nancy Pelosi remembering that horror, the defecation, the fight physical violence, the crudeness of it all, and for their supporters later this month. We intend to have The integrity of the capital, the intact lawmakers are to be taking part in security briefings over the coming days. Jackie Quinn Washington The Associated Press has learned there are plans to put back protective fencing around the U. S Capitol ahead of the rally next weekend. An inside source tells The Associated Press the security plan being finalized for the September 18th protest rally at the Capitol includes fencing around the Capitol building and the U. S. Supreme Court. Authorities have cited intelligence that indicates members of far right extremist groups like the proud boys and oath keepers are planning to be at the demonstration to demand justice for the hundreds of rioters arrested in connection with the January 6th deadly attack on the capital. Fencing in the aftermath of the January attack was controversial, with lawmakers concerned about walling off access. But there was an agreement that after it came down circumstances could warrant it going back up. Jackie Quinn Washington The star of Better call. Saul is back at work after a health episode. Bob Odenkirk is back on the job. Six.
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Bob Odenkirk Back on 'Better Call Saul' After Heart Attack
"The star of better call Saul is back at work after a health episode is back on the job six weeks after suffering a heart attack he has tweeted out a photo of himself getting made up to play the title character in the AMC series announcing his own return in the Tweedy says he is happy to be here and living this specific life surrounded by such good people he even gave a shout out to make up artist sherry Montesano soap making him quote not only for shooting holding crickets fifty eight he had what he described later that's a small heart attack on the set of the show in Albuquerque New Mexico on July twenty seventh I'm Oscar wells Gabriel
The RCWR Show with Lee Sanders
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on The RCWR Show with Lee Sanders
"I thought he was. He reminded me a lot Essay rios he really really did essay. Real says another guy that i fucking loved Tremendously there's a guy right there so freaking talented so freaking talented. You thought that man wow. Wb picked up here. They got something pretty special. There's another one that just somehow seems to have slipped through the cracks there of wwe kinda weird Wing stop and think about it but good death match once again. Good death match for your main event a dynamite good shit now. I know we're kinda bouncing how we kind of do here on this show. You know we're just keeping it as looses humanly possible but One concerning point for me. And i she had to rewind to To see this but the f. t. r. match against Sent santino god. I'm kind of drawing a blank right now. Santana ortiz. forgive me for that santana. Nrt's that match pretty good pretty good a little sloppy though and just a couple of areas and that's not me nitpicking whatsoever. There was probably maybe about for me anybody else. That might have been really really being meticulous about this match. That's one them but just me just watching casually no phone emma face just watching it in real time with those of you. That was watching it in real time as well. There was maybe for me. Three instances where i just allows kind of sloppy. I know the one that kind of stands out to me the most was. Here's one spot. Here's one stop spot. Where i think it was dax. That was in the ring and he won the offense briefly and then he starts taking some closed lines from it was eater santana and our tease and when he drops when he when he gets hit with the clothesline. He's barely selling it. He's literally turning and he's looking for his frigging boy and he's yellen audible to him. Cash was cash wheeler cash was yellen at dax. Yes see is coming back to me now. 'cause 'cause cash if i remember right cash is the his cash to baldwin. I believe caches the Leaf cash is the baldwin. No no dax. Dax is to baldwin. You guys got it. Forgive me. I don't get to hear her off anyway but no dax fricking half as no so the clothesline. That came at him because he's looking for cash and he's yelling some type of audible and then he just drops to the canvas and i just thought that was the weirdest fucking sequence i've ever seen you guys don't believe me you got it on the dvr you'll be watching soon. Go check it out. You'll see exactly the spot that i'm talking about. But that wasn't the spot that i found out was the most alarming that gave me concerns because remember a few seconds go. I just said why match gave me some concerns this one. Here's the spot where i was like. What the fuck. so what. we're we to as far razz accidents happening in the ring because natty for monday night raw men and you see that image that she shared on her social media page..
The Woody Show
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on The Woody Show
"Bands has been around since nineteen sixty nine. Joined up with them. He's been for two years. Yeah there's some old photo floating around if they played. They played their own prom or whatever it was and one of my favorite king of the hill episodes featured z. Top with dusty hill being heels and the man who basically invented the infomercial ron pope. He'll has died at eighty six appeal and his ronco company. We're a fixture on late night. Tv beginning with the and nineteen fifty only. Because i thought he was already dead man in the world. Cbs him to die. He also sold the venture matic. Mr microphone the pocket fisherman. The inside the shell eggs scrambler. His family says he passed away. Suddenly and peacefully after a medical emergency is commercials spawned catch phrases. Like but wait. There's more or as seen on tv or set it and forget it. That's the slogan for the showtime rotisserie and barbecue. And if you're familiar with mr microphone commercials back in the seventies guys will pull up two chicks and say. Hey good looking. We'll be back to pick you up later. Yes you broadcast from mr Two hundred million awesome We talked yesterday about bob odenkirk collapsing on the set of better call saul in new mexico. And it's pretty serious. It's being described as a heart related incident. He was unconscious for a longtime. But he's now awake in the albuquerque hospital where he is in stable condition. His rep released a statement saying bob and his family would like to express gratitude for the incredible doctors and nurses looking after him as well as his cast. Crew and producers who have stayed inside djelic variety and a couple of other places reporting heart attack and. I'm not sure if it was heart related. There's another skinny guy. Heart attack story. Yeah you know get. I saw another headline. he's my friends..
The Daily Zeitgeist
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on The Daily Zeitgeist
"To tell you what is trending today on god's green earth or whatever you call this thing this flat disc spinning through this guy first up. We got wu. Tang album is trending. Because i don't know if you remember martin shkreli that hedge fund fucking goon who like up the price on pharmaceuticals to like. Just make himself a very wealthy person overnight. He bought like a one of one copy of wu tang album that was not released and it was like over two million dollars and people were like what the fuck is going on with this. He had to sell it to or not. He had to sell the government. Stray seized it from him as part of the The lawsuit that he lost Against you know for all of his financial nonsense and then they auctioned it and it got over two million dollars and it went to a mystery buyer so anna how are you do you do you. Do you know who it was. A you know who. Where does that money go to pay for his like like the damage is basically that yes. So they're like okay. Well can go to rooney mooney do into like what you have a two million dollar wu tang album so we'll take that and will liquidate that But yeah i think sound like seven point four million or something that he does. I imagine at some like white geriatric millennial who made money in like the tech game and loves hip hop and loves the sneaker game and sometimes says problematic shit to his people of color friends. That's why i imagined bought it. But then points to the fact that he can. He knows every wu tang lyric to be like well. I'm not racist bro. Like if i was raised. I wouldn't like wu tang. I'm pretty sure that's how yeah we know..
AP News Radio
Bob Odenkirk Condition Stable After 'Heart Related Incident'
"We've learned more about the condition of the star of the TV series better call Saul the representative for Bob Odenkirk says it was a heart related incident that sent the star of better call Saul to the hospital the rep says the actor is now stable as he continues his recovery and a hospital in New Mexico Orin Kerr collapsed on the set of the breaking bad spin off that is shooting its sixth and final season for AMC crew members summoned help that the statement thanks those who came to his aid as well as the doctors and nurses treating holding Kirk and asks for privacy at this time I'm Oscar wells Gabriel
Red Eye Radio
Bob Odenkirk Collapses on Set Of "Better Call Saul"
"And better call Saul. Actor Bob Odenkirk is in the hospital after collapsing on set variety reports. Odenkirk was working on the sixth season in Culver City Tuesday afternoon. When he went down There is no word on the 58 year olds condition or what caused him to
Netflix is A Daily Joke
"bob odenkirk" Discussed on Netflix is A Daily Joke
"Seven cards awhile. Follow the to. Here's a question. Did anybody make new resolution this year. Follow up question. Has anybody kept them. You give it to. You actually put my house on the market all. You're doing it. yeah. I'm quitting my job at the warehouse. I took brian out of school. Like a plane. Tickets to hollywood. And i'm going to do it finally. I'm going to direct big budget crowd-pleasing award winning films you kyle. You're just going to become a major hollywood director. Mike keep up me. I'm doing a two man for real tania's let me take over the basement sold. The truck got a pallet. Abro mine do it and to start my own cell phone company. Simple just design phone build a phone sort out the cellular signal thing. Whatever that's called yeah and then boom tough titty samsung. There's new kid on the block for you. You know that samsung is like a huge company rates. Yeah i know that. Well how are you going to out sell them. Because it's going to be a better product asshole you know. It's going to have a camera with zoom lens it's gonna take apps and just a better might use your ears to listen. Have you made a resolution. Yeah yeah as a matter of fact i have. I just saw my doctor. And she says my cholesterol's little high listen newer You have to yeah so after my brother's heart attack last year. That was real wakeup call. And so i realized i got to do it. No more red meat red meat anymore. You love meat though. Yeah i know but if be die so from now on it's just chicken fish and tofu no more red meat for me end of story chicago so you know. When we order pizza may we get like half veggie or at least just plain cheese because In not eating red meat anymore. I couldn't go for pizza. Veroni and ham please okay and prosciutto as well also get half sausage and on the other half double sauce. Basic meat lovers special there. Can we get like a small with with no meat on it. You don't think i can do this. Oh man these. These are real. Resolutions mine is too. It's for my health mike. Look i get your sarcasm okay. You don't that can be a major film director so you pitched his no meat over the top bullshit. I think you'll be shitty friend right now. Okay i wasn't being sarcastic. I was on my was being shitty. Let's ended there in other news. I made a resolution to. I'm running for office. Wonderful teases me. What what office. Pope the holy roman catholic church. Yep you're jewish. Yeah and. I got three responses to that one one so was jesus to who cares three since. We're all being honest here. Well some of us. I just wanted to tell you guys that. I've been studying up reading a lot and i'm gonna do it. I'm going to be a judge of the circuit board level. You know and worked my way up and retire and be famous. No nonsense tv judge. That's thank george. How are you going to be a judge when you're still on parole mike. You're not being very supportive. Okay when i said my no meat thing you guys gave me nothing that cut. It's insane you can learn how to be a judge. It can't learn how to not like something doc. Die if i don't do it. I have no choice. Oh my god mike. We'd and support your no meat thing because it's bullshit we know you're only going to last for two seconds because you love pepperoni. So just ease up. Learn how to be a good friend and cut the bullshit hall mama. Two-minute pizza pizza in two minutes or half of it is free here. This is fake. You can keep all of it. Oh yeah drew. Symbol symbol phone took over the market in less than a year. You're probably watching this on one of his devices. Now george jackson was appointed federal judge of the ninth circuit. Mike langres getty lasted one point. Three seconds until he ate meat.
News, Traffic and Weather
'Godzilla vs. Kong' Extends Reign at Box Office
"Big screen monster throw down earned another $7.7 million stateside for a three week domestic gross of 80. Five million, but nearly five times that when you add an international grossest well over $390 million in county don't call 911 the Bob Odenkirk action comedy Nobody still holding second place and weak to of release another 2.5 million there for a total gross of just over 19 million bucks. Taylor Swift, just one up the
TV's Top 5
The new shows to watch and the ones to skip
"As usual we wrap things up with the critics corner this week's new arrivals include undone on Amazon unbelievable on Net flicks and American Horror Story Nineteen eighty-four on FX Dan. What's cooking well? I if I had not seen American Horror Story Nineteen eighty-four as if I have said many times I'm looking forward to watching the first few episodes and quitting as usual but I can't tell you if it's better or worse than usual fortunately though there are actually a lot of things things to watch this week and really the main new releases are all pretty good to very good. Unbelievable is Netflix exes this I would say it is complementary to mind hunter. It is to some degree. It's the story of two detectives played by Merit Weaver in Toni Collette investigating a serial rape case. There's also a story line involving Caitlyn deavere as one of the victims potentially of the same serial rapist. Maybe maybe not it is intense and it sounds like it is unpleasant to watch or could could be unpleasant to watch. It is less wallowing than it could be. I would say that the creators Suzanne grants who wrote Erin Brockovich among other things is the primary creator along with a let Waldman and Michael Chaban and it has a really good grasp of tone. It never goes to dark. It has is very good insight into the criminal investigative process what works what doesn't sometimes it's even funny and that has a lot to do with the fact that Moore Weaver in Tony any clutter just wonderful together. It's based on a Pulitzer Prize winning propublica article and I could honestly watch multiple seasons of this or up Toni Collette Leadin Merit Weaver being awesome Caitlyn deavere also awesome. I thought the eighth episode of the eighth. Maybe is a drop in quality. Maybe a little bit more contrived and conventional conventional than the first seven but it's an impressive piece of economical and powerful storytelling then undone which sounds like it should be right. They're also alphabetically which is very important comes from a Raphael Bob Wax Bergen keep purdy who have worked together on Bo Jack Horseman on Netflix. This one is on an Amazon and it is a twisty turny wrote a scoped story about a young woman who becomes unstuck in time and reality after a car the accident and her father voiced by Bob Odenkirk actually played by Bob Odenkirk because that's how wrote a scope works tells her that she has the power to help. nope basically solve the mystery of his death or murder. Main character is played by Rosa Salazar who people will know maybe from alita battle angel or for man seeking woman. She's she's very good. It is not as funny or Quirky as Beau Jack Horsemen but is is visually magnificent the the the rotor scoping technology and the work done by director his Co.. Housing is is stunning to look at. I didn't care about the murder mystery really at all but I love watching this this is this is such a beautiful show to watch and sometimes it's funny. Sometimes it has some big thoughts in its mind. It's Jerry Interesting Are you gonNa Watch either of those two this weekend direction. I actually just started binging elites. I'm probably going to finish that and then I'm hopefully to watch some baseball this weekend. I'm hopefully going to sit out by the pool. That all sounds good if you need a little bit more TV I can also to some degree. Recommend showtimes murderer on the by you. Showtime is getting into the same true. Crime miniseries extended storytelling market that netflix dominated that obviously Amazon has done some. I'm working. A bunch of folks have done it. It's about the investigation into the deaths of young women in a single Louisiana small town. It is full of rather rather mind boggling details miscarriages of justice. It is absolutely difficult to watch. It's a Lotta graphic. Talk about you know people selling their bodies is selling their souls and smoking crack with their parents but it is you're trying to do right there. It doesn't look like it's that exciting small town so apparently you gotta do what you gotTa do it is harrowing but sometimes gripping and mind boggling to watch a lot of pretty good TV to watch this weekend. I would say so there. You
Steve Cochran
The Breaking Bad movie gets a name and an intriguing teaser trailer
"Breaking bad news breaking bad news is also kind of first look thing that they released over over the weekend they released their like a kind of a teaser trailer short teaser trailer number one confirming that there will be a breaking bad movie it's only been rumored up until this point but the releases little teaser trailer they released the name of the movie called El Camino a breaking bad movie we know that it's going to be centered around Aaron Paul's character Jesse Pinkman of there's not a prequel it's not a prequel apparently it's going to be what happened to Jesse Pinkman after the breaking bad series which doesn't mean there can't be flashbacks to take you back in a land because that would be a good way of getting Bryan Cranston into the whole thing one of the great actors anywhere absolutely we know that Bob Odenkirk is in it because he spilled the beans about a week ago and said that movie was made but now we also know that it's going to be on Netflix on October eleventh for couple weeks and then it's going to move over to the AMC network were breaking bad up again there's a lot of licensing money out there they licensing the math at all you can get some actually was a math I don't think maybe when you go to the concession stand you get like milk duds about math pock corn ju ju be back math your use braille sprinkled
Jason and Alexis
Busy Philipps says James Franco assaulted her while they were filming 'Freaks and Geeks'
"He's I don't know because we were there were a few of the few accusations of young actresses essentially saying that he was trying to sleep with them in exchange for parts show is parts. And yeah, pretty pretty freely showing can't do that. You are above them. You are like I think these celebrities. They don't want to get into this too much. But they don't understand that you're in a position of power like Louis C K. We're not just colleagues here you affect my career. Yeah. When I turn you down, you know, that it can affect my I don't know. Syncing college anymore. Dude. You're a major celebrity. Yeah. And the producer of a film. Not that even if you were just in college, you should do something like that. I'm just saying it's a double whammy there. You know? Oh, yeah. Yup. I'm going to read her book. Bully. Ooh, I forgot. I forgot busy filled in that show. That's one of those shows like the Mickey Mouse club with Justin and Christine and stuff. That spawned a lot of stars. You know, what I mean that cast was magical sort of like the short lived Dana Carvey show on ABC and lasts longer. Goodness. Every corral. Okay. Bob Odenkirk was in the Dana Carvey show. I'm sorry. Using examples of casts of certain shows that every one of them ends up to be a giant star freak freaks and geeks out. Whole whole cast. Well. Think about my so called life. That's another show that you know, very had a very short run. But had
Fresh Air
More U.S. states join lawsuit over online 3-D gun blueprints
"L. Mike urban trout became a hitman today. We'll talk with the show's star Bob Odenkirk and we'll also hear from Giancarlo Esposito who plays drug kingpin. Gus spring Peter Gould. The show's co, creator, and co, show runner and Jonathan banks who plays Mike, who was a cop before he was a fixer. Bank says he's played a lot of cops in his career because I'm not very pretty so I can't play. So I'm either going to be the bad guy or the cop that's coming up on fresh air First the news Live from NPR. News in Washington, I'm Laurie London China's threatening additional tariffs on thousands. Of US goods if Washington goes through with, its latest tariff, threat NPR's tamra Keith reports a. Top White House, economic adviser says President. Trump won't budge when it comes to the, ongoing trade, dispute White House National, Economic Council chairman Larry cudlow is sounding a warning to China following its announcement that it is prepared to impose retaliatory tariffs on sixty billion dollars worth. Of US imports the Chinese had better not underestimate the determination of President Trump to follow through and seek zero tariffs and non-tariff, barriers and subsidies and a level playing field Kudlow was speaking on the. FOX business network it's not clear where the escalating threats of tariffs between the US and China. Go, from here But Kudlow touted progress in trade talks with the European Union and Mexico tamra Keith NPR news more. States or joining. A lawsuit against the federal government over three d printable guns Matt largely of member. Station k. u., t. Austin reports eighteen states and the district of. Columbia are challenging the State Department's decision to, allow a Texas, company to post downloadable plans the. Lawsuit argues the, State Department didn't follow. Proper procedure when it agreed to carve out, an exception, in federal arms export, rules allowing Austin-based defense distributed to post the files the plans can be used by anyone with a commercially available three d printer to make an untraceable. Plastic gun a federal judge has ordered the blueprints taken down pending a hearing in the case later this month they were online, for several days and were downloaded thousands of times plans have now been. Posted on other sites too for NPR news I'm Matt largely the president of the National Rifle Association is speaking tonight at a Republican rally in far west Kentucky where a, deadly school shooting occurred in January a group of Marshall county high school shooting survivors say Oliver North's, visit is quote like rubbing salt on an open wound Taylor Inman, of member station w. k. m. s.. Has more on the planned protest a group of fifteen to seventeen year. Old students are holding a demonstration and silent vigil outside the rally at Murray state university Leila freeze a fifteen year old Marshall, student and says she has faced criticism in. Her community for vocalizing support of gun control I feel like. The more we keep trying moral hopefully be able. To tap into people's hearts and show them what we're fighting for. The local Republican party's hosting north, visit said insensitivity was not their intent w MS Taylor Inman the country is seeking a sustained rise in student activism. Led and inspired. By survivors of the massacre in parkland this is Is NPR from kqed news I'm Tara Siler the two massive fires in Mendocino and lake counties have. Now scorched more than one hundred fifty thousand acres that's more than five times the size of San Francisco firefighters are trying to. Stop the blaze for moving east or a fire earlier this summer forced evacuations and destroyed structures many of the same residents are being forced to leave again the moose lodge in clear lake oaks has served. As an unofficial shelter during the fires and now it's being a vacuum the largest JoAnne sent Andrea says the frequent evacuations are taking a toll I had a few when I was taking finance they were just trembling and then you see them for a. Couple of days and they kind of seem to, relax a little bit and and then like today now it was more panic again like oh my gosh now I got, settled and I have to go. Again and I'm still. Not going home San Andrea and roughly twenty five other people have chosen to stay despite the evacuation orders local. Air regulator Are. Issuing an era advisory today through Sunday warning that winds could push smoke from those fires into the bay area changing wind patterns will continue to be a challenge for firefighters but. Meteorologist Jan null says the temperatures are expected to come down a little. Cubby conditions over the next few days are. Are not going to be as extremists we saw about. A, week ago I mean it's it's go to ward back up again the the temperatures are, going to be you know into. The low one hundred started to, the one hundred a kid sort of. Rage getting a bit of a respite the bay. Area air quality management, district does not plan to call a spare the air alert because air quality is not expected to exceed federal..
Bill Leff and Wendy Snyder
Tim Allen Breaks His Silence on Roseanne Barr's Firing: 'She's Just Not That Person'
"That if the deal goes through where disney buys fox that the simpsons could be displaced because disney wouldn't want somebody else's animation on their on their network that can't be right can it it's not actually as it turns out we're in the middle of the television critics association tour we're all the networks present you schedules shoes two television critics Kayla Cobb is out there right now she's actually jump into the day but yesterday was the day and of. Course they're right up front right at the beginning about the whole merger and said basically not much is going. To, change at least that's the plan right now in terms. Of Disney taking over FOX, referring to it as a quote unquote FOX which is not an official name. But that's what they're going with the moment and. They said that programs like. The Simpsons will most likely continue on FOX because. It's such. A part of a brand they don't wanna change, too much if I was. To speculate beyond what they said the big thing that most likely will happen is you have this forthcoming Disney video on demand service and you'll probably see things like the Simpsons that ever really, huge back? Catalogue of episodes at going over to that so you'll be able to watch the old episodes. There instead of potentially things like app asks, plaster affects now But in terms of watching it off the channel I think. You'll be fine you won't have. To change too much good very good news looking. Very forward to Monday better call Saul the season premiere I have to say I love breaking bad and when Bob Odenkirk and saw showed up on that show I'm like this so so serious he's just this foil. And I don't know if it fits and now I ended up liking better call Saul better than breaking bad I, have, to agree with you completely I cannot. Believe it but it the show is wonderful it's phenomenal it's a beautiful show it's a slow show but the way. That I I was talking to somebody about it the other day around the office is it's purposeful, there's a lot of shows. That have Dallas the age of peak TV have, just very long targeted looks. But they don't really feel like anything they, feel like they're supposed to be saying something everything, is better call solve needs. Something and without spoiling, anything I've actually seen, the first couple of episodes of the next season and it's. As good as. Ever if not. Better breaking bad fans, are gonna freak out about the things that happened throughout the course the episodes again no spoilers and in particular It isn't exactly but she has been. Sleeping, on. Race seahorn plays Female opposite, Amish show but if this season does not, win her an EMMY just based. On the episodes I've seen alone there is no. Justice with oil she started out slow in my book to boys, she has a very deadpan delivery and I'm not really a fan and then she totally grew. On, me to wear just blossomed in just such, a fantastic character yeah there were a if you watch the show there. Was some big events. That happened to the end of last season a major, character died she her character ended up in this awful car accident and if, they don't let go of that in the first couple of episodes they deal with it and delve, into it and the emotional weight of all that at in particular a lot of. It is. On her on her character? And it's beautiful heartbreaking work it's wonderful where did she come. From I don't know? That I'd ever, seen her in anything else anything before. The show I'm usually pretty. Good at noticing actors and actresses like that but I, never saw her before she came out of nowhere and she's really good she, was comedian she sort of bounced around for a while she was with me the wooden coming show, a couple of years she was on a show called I'm with her head cases. And other. Things but like you said? This was something where she popped onto better call Saul and. Suddenly completely blossomed wonderful Myself in aluminum foil and one of those blankets and watch the upcoming By, far the best for fans of twenty, four it may be coming, back but it may be coming back twice explain This is from the FOX TV a day it seems like they're not. Totally clear on what they, wanna do other than, the fact that. They love twenty four and wanna keep making it forever whether it involves keep yourself they're not right now there's two ideas one of them is. A twenty four prequel that would focus on Jack Bauer at what brought him up cheerio at the beginning of twenty four and then the other one which I think is actually. More interesting and much weirder is a legal drama in the style, of twenty, four and in the world of twenty, four so where you've had Jack Bauer and then in twenty four legacy, Corey Hawkins character kind of jumping. Around the world inciting people this way to follow the legal reprecussions of all those things or at least that's the idea and that's almost weird enough to work with the gimmicks still be there that each episode each one hour episode is? One hour of twenty four, hour day or are they scrapping that. Idea I don't know but my guess is they would keep it just because I remember them talking about twenty. Four legacy when that came, out and they felt like that was such a part of the DNA of the series that they really can't lose that conceit right so I think. That will remain integral going forward I always thought to make that, gimmick realistic, let's say you sleep six or seven, hours out of the day six or seven episodes should just be your, main character sleeping when that's he. Funny one hundred percent I mean you can watch big brother I love that show and I'm not caught up so what will happen to Julie Chen if something happens to les Moonves says By the way. Someone has, texted us and said Bill. And the decider which is of course Alexander who. Works for decider dot com it said? That Colbert definitely did name moon van I The. Name that's more interesting if he, says, wow. Fascinating Tim Allen has been on the news in the news, lately Yesterday he was? Kind of defending Roseanne Barr talking, about, it. Did you get a chance to hear any of his quotes I did we. Wrote it up for the site a little bit you know Keeps being upfront again this is stuff from TC a. They're talking about last man standing which is bumping from ABC over to FOX they talked. A, little bit about how the show will change, or now that's on, FOX basically they're not gonna come right out and say he's a Trump supporter. But he's definitely going to be conservative as he was. Previously on the show they also talked, about how they're pickup of last man standing was specifically because. Of the success whereas which. Led, it to his conversation where he talked about I know Roseanne. My daughter. Well she. Sets weird things about her being the most diverse person. He does Doesn't really. Make sense And and he also, said some pretty frankly without getting around without it where things for older comedians about who's, making, up, these doubt, comedy. Benthic PC culture etc so it, wasn't anything too shocking particularly if you're installing to knowledge clear in the. Past couple of years but he also do outright, come out and say I support what Roseanne said about Valerie Jarrett. Or anything like that thank God for FOX footy didn't sticking with the fact that his show got cancelled because he is a. Fan of Donald Trump's. He's sticking by that that's so nice Oh yeah It was worth a rating stellar for. That show that's what. Confuses, me The ratings were very good. It was, I believe in number two comedy on TV at. The, time but, frankly in terms, of broadcast, TV ratings are. Not great overall you know you. Have Keeble, you're streaming you're of everything differentiating where people, are watching TV so frankly even if you had a really. Popular comedy that doesn't mean that it was right for ABC going forward and. ABC is changing a lot of its programming going into the, new season they're changing both. The drama and the comedy side FOX's. Well pivoting away from one camera comedy is. Back to, three camera comedies so there's a lot of changes going on and honestly I, would point more towards overall network things rather than anybody's particular political leanings tell Tim Allen that. We already know that We're, done with you on that people like you I I, mean it was, funny but it's kind of the same delivery of what he's. Doing. Sure last man, standing I've watched a couple. Episodes it's. Okay I just don't understand the. Big I'm baffled by, it but it has been very, popular but, I'm I'm confused by. Myself. Alex great to talk to. You and, again if you had to pick something big to watch this, week it's probably better call Saul right over on. AMC, yeah. Absolutely if you're not caught, up go into the, season it's all on Netflix right. Now leading fourth, season which premieres on. Monday it's. Fantastic you won't regret. It. Good and preachers getting very weird and. Dark so, weird, dark, Betty Buckley jump on. Board I'm. Sorry I love that. Show Basically turn. Your. TV on AMC and never. Turn it, off that's the way it'd be it all right well thanks, Alex appreciate it have a great weekend it's Alexander's. From, decider. Dot com.
Steve Cochran
Neil Diamond Thanks Colorado Firefighters With Private Concert
"Conversation so, I there weren't enough Bartelson James jokes like he was disposed person for. The wine coolers back in the day I was assuming I was assuming they'd comes straight out with that right at the beginning. It was funny It is funny the comedy central roast the only problem I have is that, they'll they'll, diversify the day to to get as many different types, of people up there actors others and they had Dresen Joseph Gordon Levitt the MC I it's getting. To a point where you could tell all. Of their stuff is written by somebody else I think, that's why I like Nikki Glaser it always feels even if somebody else wrote her. Material she owns it and she makes it personal and you think it's, from her voice a lot of the times you get up there like Joseph Gordon Levitt you could tell he just reading something that. Some writers, wrote him about Bruce well did do a, movie with movie, loopers with, them and I I. Got the sense? That they were friends but you know for example Chicago comedian Lil rel. How was there And except for watching Bruce Willis movies, admitted on the day that he has zero connection to this whole thing human there were some people up there it's like why even. Their comedy, central star Edward Norton was on the desk, and he was, kind of, funny but like why. Is it north It didn't it didn't make any sense but, it was funny and like I said the clips are all on one gene naughty though we have a text question going today about celebrity crushes that you may. Have. Met and then you had a. Different impression after and just just I want to go on record Bruce Willis and Edward Norton both celebrity crushes. Wine that, did you meet them No not yet so they're just. Still really held high in my in my mind let me tell you having met, and interviewed both of them several times you're Bruce Willis crush would still be intact he is what you see is what, he is the Edward Norton one not so much Bruce Willis is my wife said last. Night to the reason he's he's continued to be a star. Is he's hot he's. High I don't see it, by I don't. See I don't see hotness the ball yeah but continues to be a sex symbol all, right, real quick. Neil diamond puts on a mini concert for firefighter years apparently been. In a raging fires in the where he lives I did not know. He lived in Colorado area but he does. And even though he went into retirement in January. Because he's been diagnosed, with Parkinson's disease Went to the, fire station and performed a. Mini concert for seventy people to say thank you to these firefighters for saving their community that's great basically a Neil. Diamond he. Looked great he sounded great. Bob Odenkirk shows. Up as better call Saul tattoo. I, saw the picture this great e they. Were meeting. With television. Critics the stars over the weekend and he was talking. About the new season of better call Saul and he wanted. To show the logo. Where people would remember it, and is a. Fake tattoo I think they'd looks like your fake deck too but it's on his buttocks Okay Pull his pants. Down His pants down to show offers better, call Saul buttocks tattoo which is probably a. Good time to announce I don't know if Steve mentioned it, to all of you but when, Steve is back tomorrow all of us are going to be required, to guess Steve Cochran tattoos on our buttocks are buttocks are lower hips have it's not as head because that takes up a lot of real estate would, be one. Full cheek at least and finally on a much more, serious note news. Today less moon Vesa the story that came out running pharaoh story about sexual misconduct allegations CBS is. Dealing with this today how about this Ronan Farrow by the way because he's the one that broke, the Harvey Weinstein story And now. He breaks this other story about the the CEO of, CBS. Les, Moonves about sexual allegation charges that have been leveled against him CBS. Today is forming a committee to decide. What they're going to do they. Have hired an independent law firm that will be conducting the investigation about, this and they're going to decide whether or. Not he should step aside while this investigation goes forward but, has acknowledged in a statement that, he made advances toward women decades ago but he said. That he, always understood that no means no inside he'd never hindered anybody's career as a result so very interesting we'll see the developments play out today Dean Richards thanks, see you. Tomorrow area, go Dean Richards here on seven twenty WGN, we'll take a. Break at the news and coming up Heather Sharon we'll talk about the plans for federal oversight for. 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