Making a successor to one of the most critically acclaimed shows of all time is no easy task, but Vince Gilligan delivers with this spin-off/prequel to Breaking Bad. It's much more of a slow burn, but each episode of Better Call Saul is captivating, leading to moments that have lived rent-free in my head for years. Watching all of the pieces of the plot fit together is captivating and spending more time with returning characters like Mike and Hector adds more insight to their roles. But really, this is Bob Odenkirk's show. How he didn't earn an Emmy for this performance, I'll never know.

You wouldn't think that Saul Goodman would make a great killer, but lo and behold, Nobody is here to prove you wrong. The film takes inspiration from John Wick, but puts its own unique spin on the formula with Odenkirk shifting between a meek office worker and a brutal killing machine on a dime. Nobody isn't exactly a comedy, but there are a good amount of lighthearted moments and some of the gruesome action scenes had me and my family cackling with laughter, like when Bob Odenkirk is given a straw. He's an unconventional action star, but Nobody proves that he can both throw and take a punch.