Saul Goodman, a fictional character portrayed by actor Bob Odenkirk, is a prominent figure in the television series “Breaking Bad” and its prequel “Better Call Saul.” Born James McGill, Saul adopts his colorful alias as a fast-talking, morally flexible criminal lawyer who navigates the ethically murky world of drug trade and crime. Introduced in “Breaking Bad,” Saul quickly became a fan-favorite due to his sharp wit, flamboyant personality, and unapologetic approach to legal representation.

In “Better Call Saul,” viewers witness the transformation of James McGill, a struggling public defender, into the slick and shrewd attorney Saul Goodman. The character’s development explores the complexities of the legal profession and the choices individuals make when faced with moral dilemmas. Known for his flashy advertisements and catchphrase “Better Call Saul,” the character has become an iconic representation of the legal underbelly in popular culture. Odenkirk’s portrayal has earned critical acclaim, leading to the creation of a spin-off prequel dedicated to exploring Saul’s backstory and the events that shaped his morally ambiguous legal career.