| rdfs:comment | - Saul Goodman is a crooked lawyer.
- He was portrayed by Bob Odenkirk. Dressed in flashy suits, Saul maintains extensive connections within the criminal underworld, and serves as a go-between connecting drug distributors, evidence removers, impersonators, and other criminals-for-hire. Despite his flamboyant appearance and mannerisms — punctuated by his outrageous low-budget TV commercials — Saul is a highly competent lawyer who is able to solve problems and find loopholes in order to protect his clients. He is also not without integrity as he is shown to honor the ethical concerns of his profession, particularly the attorney–client privilege, and is reluctant to be associated with violence or murder. He has served as an adviser for Walter, Jesse, Gus, Mike, and even for Skyler, whom he also helped acquire a car wash in order
- Saul Goodman (1907-1996) was a Jewish American was a timpanist in the New York Philharmonic orchestra from 1926 to 1972. Goodman learned under the instruction of Alfred Friese, whom he succeeded as principal timpanist in the New York Philharmonic. He also was a member of the faculty at the Juilliard School of Music where he taught many who went on to become timpanists in symphony orchestras around the world. During his career Saul made innovations in drum and mallet construction, including a tuning system for drums and a line of timpani mallets. Goodman's students include:
- A New York City detective partnered with Barney Muldoon. Together they are tasked with the investigation of the bombing of Confrontation magazine and the disappearance of it's editor Joseph Malik. When they discover the magazine's investigation of the John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King assassinations, they find a string of mysterious memos suggesting the involvement of a powerful secret society, the Illuminati. The Narrator is first fully embodied as Saul Goodman.. He is married to Rebecca Goodman.
- Nothing is known about Saul before 1997, because he sued for all the records of that time and before. However, it is known that in 1997 he bought an office for $800,000 dollars and he still uses it for his office today. At first, his only customers were murderers and thieves. However, when he put up a billboard with "Better Call Saul", he got thousands of single mothers looking to up the alimony of their husbands. Soon later, he became the lawyer for Jesse and Walter and their meth endeavors. He used money laundering, framing, and even murder to get off the hook.
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| abstract | - Nothing is known about Saul before 1997, because he sued for all the records of that time and before. However, it is known that in 1997 he bought an office for $800,000 dollars and he still uses it for his office today. At first, his only customers were murderers and thieves. However, when he put up a billboard with "Better Call Saul", he got thousands of single mothers looking to up the alimony of their husbands. Soon later, he became the lawyer for Jesse and Walter and their meth endeavors. He used money laundering, framing, and even murder to get off the hook. Eventually, things went too far when a "harmless" discussion between rivals turned into a battle that got his bodyguards killed. He then resided in New Hampshire getting a ration of food and blue meth every month. He returned to New Mexico after the death of Walter White. He then started a Reality-TV show called "Better Call Saul" where he helps criminals stay out of prison.
- Saul Goodman is a crooked lawyer.
- A New York City detective partnered with Barney Muldoon. Together they are tasked with the investigation of the bombing of Confrontation magazine and the disappearance of it's editor Joseph Malik. When they discover the magazine's investigation of the John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King assassinations, they find a string of mysterious memos suggesting the involvement of a powerful secret society, the Illuminati. The Narrator is first fully embodied as Saul Goodman.. He is married to Rebecca Goodman. His name is an allusion to the anarchist Paul Goodman, with a nod to the bible story of Paul of Tarsus.
- Saul Goodman (1907-1996) was a Jewish American was a timpanist in the New York Philharmonic orchestra from 1926 to 1972. Goodman learned under the instruction of Alfred Friese, whom he succeeded as principal timpanist in the New York Philharmonic. He also was a member of the faculty at the Juilliard School of Music where he taught many who went on to become timpanists in symphony orchestras around the world. During his career Saul made innovations in drum and mallet construction, including a tuning system for drums and a line of timpani mallets. Goodman's students include:
* Bonnie Lynn Adelson, (Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra, and Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra) (retired)
* Gerald Carlyss, Philadelphia Orchestra (retired)
* Tony Cirone, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra (retired)
* Eugene Espino, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (deceased)
* Everett "Vic" Firth, Boston Symphony Orchestra (retired)
* Rick Holmes, St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
* Dick Horowitz, New York Metropolitan Opera
* William Kraft, Los Angeles Philharmonic (retired)
* Roland Kohloff, New York Philharmonic (deceased)
* Jesse Kregal, Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra
* Jim Rago, Louisville Orchestra
* Tom Stubbs, St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
* Jonathan Haas, American Symphony Orchestra
* Louis Charbonneau, Montreal Symphony Orchestra (retired)
* Jerry Epperson, Tulsa Philharmonic (1960-1999) (retired)
* Gary Werdesheim, Florida State University (retired)
- He was portrayed by Bob Odenkirk. Dressed in flashy suits, Saul maintains extensive connections within the criminal underworld, and serves as a go-between connecting drug distributors, evidence removers, impersonators, and other criminals-for-hire. Despite his flamboyant appearance and mannerisms — punctuated by his outrageous low-budget TV commercials — Saul is a highly competent lawyer who is able to solve problems and find loopholes in order to protect his clients. He is also not without integrity as he is shown to honor the ethical concerns of his profession, particularly the attorney–client privilege, and is reluctant to be associated with violence or murder. He has served as an adviser for Walter, Jesse, Gus, Mike, and even for Skyler, whom he also helped acquire a car wash in order to launder Walter's drug money.
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