The real-life version of Better Call Saul’s Saul Goodman has been found on television and, with uncanny similarities, it’s awfully convincing.
With a similarity that's uncanny, the real-life version of Better Call Saul’s Saul Goodman has been found on television. It's been almost a year since the Breaking Bad spinoff aired its last episode, leading to a flurry of debates about its legacy and its undeniable strengths. The biggest, arguably, was Bob Odenkirk's performance in the lead role.
In the short clip, accompanied by the Better Call Saul theme music, a man is wearing a blue suit and gesticulating with his hands as Saul might. The two also share a similar face and hairstyle.
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