Bob Odenkirk

Professional actor Bob Odenkirk joins Scott once again to talk about how Better Call Saul will end, his exercise regimen for the action movie Nobody, and his upcoming book “Comedy Comedy Comedy Drama.” Then, social media expert Francesca Bolognese returns to talk about her new position. Plus, disruptor Skints McGlinty returns to make a major cryptocurrency announcement.

Writer and actor Bob Odenkirk feels confused about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Bob sits down with Conan to talk about making a (literal) mess together during their days at SNL, Bob’s favorite absurd characters to play over the years, and a storied career spanning sketch writing to portraying the iconic Saul Goodman to starring as an action hero in his new film Nobody. Later, Conan debuts his very own action-star character.

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Cam and Rhea talk drip coffee, Harry Potter and phone calls. Sets from Andy Iwancio, Jamel Johnson, Solomon Georgio and Mo Welch, and a chat with Bob Odenkirk.

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Every 3 or 4 years or so, Scott’s old political parody singing group will get back together for a reunion. Rhea Butcher of Seeso’s Take My Wife joins Scott as today’s co-host as they welcome back Bob, Tim, Dave, Mike, and Eban on the keys for the powerful return of The Washington Monugents. Expect some good ol’ classics, new instant classics, and everything in between that will poke fun at Washington, D.C. in ways that everyone can appreciate.

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It’s Comedy Bang Bang’s first ever Double Header! Some times, half + half just equals one, and this episode is one of those times. In the first half, Bob Odenkirk stops by to talk “Better Call Saul” and extra special guest Reverend Robert Parsimony joins us to help save our souls. Then in the second half, David Cross stops by the talk about the new episodes of “With Bob & David” and special guest life coach Zin Bradley stops by to help us all get our lives back on track.

Adam Resnick is one of the great comedic minds of our time. Adam has written for Late Night with David Letterman as well as co-created Get A Life with Chris Elliot. Adam has had a very interesting life which he has written about in his book Will Not Attend: Lively Stories of Detachment and Isolation. Adam joins Jeff to chat about some of those moments in his book which include why a childhood crush never spoke to him ever again and finding a razor blade in a milk shake from a restaurant that shall not be named. Plus, Bob Odenkirk arrives to read passages from Adam’s laugh out loud book.