-Nice to see you, buddy. You're looking good.
How's the summer going? -It's going great.
This is gonna be -- This is a monumental summer,
because my kids are both gonna be heading to college.
I'm gonna have an empty nest. -Oh, boy.
-Just a cat and a dog. -Aww.
They're in college already?
-The cat and dog? No, no, no.
No, yeah, they're both gonna be off --
My daughter is coming to New York for school.
-Hey, that's awesome. -It's nerve-racking.
Yeah, I know, but it's nerve-racking.
I haven't lived here in a long time.
So, but I don't know what's going on.
And I haven't been to Brooklyn much,
but do they still have the Jets and Sharks?
-No, no. Those --
-And that's all I really know is that
they're rumbling all the time.
-That wasn't -- That's not a documentary.
It wasn't a show. It was a film. That's not a documentary.
-And they're singing and rumbling.
And I'm worried she's gonna get caught in the middle of a song.
-The Jets and the Sharks. Yeah, no.
-But, no, seriously, I am -- It is very worrisome,
the kid from L.A. coming to this
big, crowded, intense, wonderful city.
When I moved here, when I did "SNL,"
you know, I got on the train once, the subway,
and I didn't know.
I thought I was going Uptown.
I ended up in Coney Island, working in a --
Let me finish the joke.
Working in a sideshow for five years.
They put me between the Thin Man and the Fat Man,
and they called us Before, During, and After.
-Oh, my God. -And I was During.
-I think I remember that.
But that's insane, because you think,
just getting off at the wrong stop, that's one thing,
but then --
-Then you get in a sideshow. -For five years.
-You know what?
You don't want to get on the train to nowhere,
and that's the X Line.
Don't get on the X.
It says, "This train goes nowhere"!
Read the sign! -Thank you very much.
You just went to Comic-Con.
I saw a cool picture of the entire cast of, actually,
"Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul" together.
-I don't know if you're a fan of both those shows, but...
Wow. What an event that was.
-That's fantastic.
-It was quadruple intensity with that group together.
Obviously, the "Breaking Bad" group getting together --
such a great collection of actors and talent.
And then our group with them, and we just --
it was like -- It felt a little bit like being a part of Elvis.
It was like I was Elvis' leg.
He's, like, you know, moving us in and out,
into security, and getting us around.
-Because Comic-Con, I just feel --
-Comic-Con is insane. -Yeah.
-And then here's the whole cast of "Breaking Bad" in one place.
-But you said you know the other side of Comic-Con,
as a fan of comic books.
-I do.
I used to go there years ago, before I was on TV much,
with my nerdy friends,
like Brian Posehn and Patton Oswalt and David Cross.
And we were a group of nerds. -Yeah.
And then, here you are on the other side.
-Here I am on the other side, getting yelled at
and shakes and "sign this."
-But that's got to be fun, though.
-Yeah, it's super-fun.
-Can you believe it's been 10 years since "Breaking Bad"?
-It's hard to believe.
And I, of course, continue to work -- in Albuquerque.
Everyone else abandoned the show.
But, as far as I'm concerned, I still show up.
-Thank you, Saul. Yeah, that sounds right.
You show up. We need you. -Thank you. Thank you.
-Well, it returns Monday, August 6th.
-That's right. -Monday night, 9:00 p.m., AMC.
And in honor of the show coming back and to remind everyone,
you got a tattoo.
-I got a tattoo and I -- -And let me just show --
-You want to show -- -Yeah, this is --
-It's on my ass. -That is a tattoo there.
Well, that is just the greatest. -And here's the thing.
-That's commitment.
-I was told that it was a temporary...
I'm gonna find out right now. -No, no. No! Hey! No, no.
-No, I'm gonna find out. -No, no.
-And you're going to get a free look at my ass.
-I don't want to see. -Is this...
Is it -- -I'm not gonna look.
-Is it... [ Cheers and applause ]
-I can judge by -- I didn't even look.
I can judge by the applause that it's not there anymore?
-I mean, the fact that it took eight hours to put on
should have told me that maybe it wasn't so temporary.
-What's happening with the new season?
Oh, I heard a rumor. -Uh-oh. What?
-No, I didn't.
-Yeah, everyone's always hearing rumors.
Well, look, we -- It's an amazing show.
It's written by Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould
and all these great writers from "Breaking Bad,"
who carried on through this show.
And it's just getting super-intense.
And there's a clip I know you're gonna show,
and I wanted to just say, in it, you would see --
this is basically Saul from after "Breaking Bad,"
that time period.
And he's living in Omaha, working at a Cinnabon.
And he's really -- He's starting
to get really freaked out about being caught.
-Wow. It's great. -So, it's an intense scene.
-It's well-written. It's really good.
Here's Bob Odenkirk in "Better Call Saul."
Take a look at this.
-For some reason, this computer keeps kicking this back.
And this is your current address?
-Uh-huh.
-Can I have your Social Security number again?
-531... -531...
That's the Pacific Northwest, right?
-Y-yeah.
-I got a cousin who moved to Tacoma.
It's supposed to be beautiful up there.
-Yeah, it's, um...beautiful.
-Man, it is good stuff. -Oh, my God.
-Bob Odenkirk! Yeah!