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Better Call Saul was never supposed to be this dramatic. It was initially pitched as a 30-minute comedy. It evolved into a full-blown tragedy. When the show was first planned, the creators imagined a half hour comedy. They thought each episode would focus on Saul Goodman helping a different...

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i love this ad so much omg the full version is even better 😭 i feel like they really captured the heart of what it feels like to be a fan and how it can bring this light into your life that you didn't think was possible but it keeps you going

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