Bob Odenkirk thinks any potential “Better Call Saul” continuation would have to take place in prison. He believes his character, Jimmy McGill/Saul Goodman, won’t be getting released from his 86-year sentence. Odenkirk stated he enjoyed playing the less slick, more introspective version of Saul seen in the final season, and a prison setting would allow for further exploration of that persona. While he’s open to reprising the role, he feels the story has reached a satisfying conclusion and isn’t actively pushing for more.
Could Saul Goodman return in a prison spin-off? Bob Odenkirk weighs in on the future of his “Better Call Saul” character. Following the acclaimed series finale, Odenkirk discussed the possibility of more Saul, suggesting any continuation would need a prison setting. He believes Saul’s lengthy sentence realistically prevents any other scenario. Fans hoping for a miraculous release will likely be disappointed. Odenkirk expressed his satisfaction with the show’s ending and his enjoyment portraying Saul’s more vulnerable side in the final season, something a prison storyline could explore further.
Better Call Saul prison spin-off? Bob Odenkirk discusses future possibilities. The actor behind the iconic lawyer shared his thoughts on where Saul Goodman’s story could go next. He believes a prison setting is the only realistic option, given Saul’s 86-year sentence. Although open to returning, Odenkirk emphasized his contentment with the series finale. He highlighted his enjoyment of playing a more introspective Saul in the final season, a character arc a prison setting could delve into further. While fans might yearn for a different outcome, Odenkirk’s comments suggest a prison-focused storyline is the most likely path for any potential “Better Call Saul” continuation.