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The tragic imagery of "Better Call Saul"

Showrunner Peter Gould on the physical world's importance, from pinkie rings and ponytails to monochrome and music

Salon

Bob Odenkirk says Better Call Saul co-star Rhea Seehorn ‘yelled at me to stay on Earth’ during heart attack

‘I’d have been dead in a few minutes,’ actor said

The Independent UK

Emmys 2022: All you need to know about the drama races

I could prattle on for a few paragraphs in this introduction about what might happen in the drama categories when the 74th Emmys are presented on Sept. 12. But let's be concise. Remember that series of McDonald's commercials that "Succession" star Brian Cox did, the spots that were so delightful…

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Breaking up with "Saul's" Kim Wexler

We may not have seen the last of Rhea Seehorn's audience favorite, but if this is how she goes out, that's a win

Salon

Better Call Saul: Rhea Seehorn answers burning Kim Wexler question following latest episode

Show’s latest episode felt like a mini-finale in many ways

The Independent UK

Rhea Seehorn just earned her first Emmy nod. How Bob Odenkirk sent his congrats

Fans have been saying for years that the Television Academy better call Rhea Seehorn with an Emmy nomination for her complex and devastating performance as Kim Wexler in AMC's "Better Call Saul." This year, they finally got her number right.

Los Angeles Times

The 2022 Emmy nominations have been announced. Here's the full list

The nominations for the 2022 Emmys are out! JB Smoove ("Curb Your Enthusiasm") and Melissa Fumero ("Brooklyn Nine-Nine") announced several top categories Tuesday morning, loaded with the usual smart-money picks, snubs and surprises.

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Inventing Anna but no Reservation Dogs? This year’s Emmys snubs and surprises

A mostly agreeable set of nominees, including a belated showing for Better Call Saul’s Rhea Seehorn, but some notable omissions

The Guardian - US

‘Succession,’ ‘Ted Lasso’ dominate Emmy nominations again, with room for newbies like ‘Severance’ and ‘Abbott Elementary’

Two shows, one about the nicest people in the world and the other about some of the cruelest, swept the Emmy nominations Tuesday.

Tribune News Service

The biggest snubs and surprises of the 2022 Emmy nominations

Emmy nominations arrived Tuesday morning, and with 754 programs vying for recognition, the free-for-all to win a place at the table had definite “Squid Game” vibes, with shows and actors lunging toward the finish line as the Red Light, Green Light Doll eliminated unworthy contestants.

Los Angeles Times

Emmys 2022: Predictions for series and acting nominations

Television networks and streaming platforms submitted 754 programs for Emmy consideration this year, and in preparing these Emmy nomination predictions I'm here to tell you I watched all of them. OK, most of them.

Los Angeles Times

Better Call Saul Season 6: Will Walter White and Jesse Pinkman return for part 2?

Since the Breaking Bad prequel first hit screens, fans have been hoping to see Walter White and Jesse Pinkman make an appearance in Better Call Saul. Now that the show is coming to an end, it is now or never

Daily Mirror

Emmys 2022: Drama acting power rankings

Last year at the Emmys, "The Crown" took not only the drama series trophy but also all four drama acting categories, with Olivia Colman and Josh O'Connor winning lead prizes and Gillian Anderson and Tobias Menzies prevailing for their supporting turns.

Los Angeles Times

The devil drops by on "Better Call Saul"

In "Plan and Execution," Kim and Jimmy finally enact their long con, but don't account for unforeseen damage

Salon

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The Guardian - UK

Is Kim a secret crime kingpin? The various ways Better Call Saul might finish

The miniature season finale of Netflix’s Breaking Bad prequel is upon us, and we’re expecting drama. What will happen to Kim? And what does Jimmy really deserve?This article contains spoilers for season six of Better Call Saul

Los Angeles Times

Bob Odenkirk winds down his journey as Jimmy McGill, uh, Saul Goodman, no, Gene Takavic

Bob Odenkirk doesn't remember anything about his heart attack last summer — not the CPR, not the three defibrillator zaps that brought him back to life and nothing from the eight days he spent recuperating at Albuquerque Presbyterian Hospital. Even the week after he went home is sketchy. He vaguely…

Los Angeles Times

Monday's ‘Better Call Saul’ made Giancarlo Esposito scream. Here’s why

Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito), the bone-chilling drug kingpin who first appeared in “Breaking Bad,” did not appear in a single frame of Monday night’s episode of the AMC series’ prequel, “Better Call Saul.” But the Emmy-nominated actor’s presence is still very much felt.

The Guardian - UK

Better Call Saul recap: season six, episode four – Kim knows the terrifying truth

Jimmy’s partner in crime has her world rocked by a revelation. Meanwhile, Gus takes severe anti-Salamanca precautions almost as methodical as his clothes storage system

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The Independent UK

Bob Odenkirk has worried Better Call Saul fans with description of ‘challenging’ final episode

‘WHAT DOES THAT MEAN??’ one concerned viewer asked

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Better Call Saul,’ Bob Odenkirk are back and better than ever for Season 6 of exceptional series

Within three minutes we’re reminded why this is one of the most visually creative series in television history.

The Independent UK

Bob Odenkirk says Better Call Saul co-stars ‘screamed their heads off’ when he had heart attack on set

‘The medic showed up and performed CPR,’ actor recalled

Inverse

'Linoleum' review: Jim Gaffigan's indie sci-fi is 'Donnie Darko' with a midlife crisis

Gaffigan tries, and mostly succeeds, at portraying a strange but sweet breakdown.

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