Raised in Chicago where he cut his comedy teeth with the legendary Second City improve troupe, Bob Odenkirk is one foxy funnyman. He spent time as a writer for Late Night with Conan O’Brien, and Saturday Night Live, providing some of the most memorable moments on both shows, including creating Chris Farley's inspirational speaker Matt Foley, voicing Triumph the Insult Comic Dog. But Bob was too cute to get stuck behind the keyboard for the rest of his life, so he started showing up...
Raised in Chicago where he cut his comedy teeth with the legendary Second City improve troupe, Bob Odenkirk is one foxy funnyman. He spent time as a writer for Late Night with Conan O’Brien, and Saturday Night Live, providing some of the most memorable moments on both shows, including creating Chris Farley's inspirational speaker Matt Foley, voicing Triumph the Insult Comic Dog. But Bob was too cute to get stuck behind the keyboard for the rest of his life, so he started showing up more and more on the shows he wrote for like The Ben Stiller Show and Mr. Show With Bob and David. Yes, as the creator and co-star or HBO’s short-lived but endlessly admired Mr. Show With Bob and David, Odenkirk appeared in various sketches in various states of undress, including the starring role in “Bare Ambition” a fake 70’s movie that follows a young star streaker. Unfortunately for Mr. Man, he didn't show much of anything. But when it came time for the Mr. Show crew to make a movie, as sketch shows often do, Bob reprised his role of Terry Twillsein in Run Ronnie Run (2002). One scene has Odenkirk shirtless in a pool, along with constant companion David Cross as Ronnie Dobbs. This ooglable version of Odenkirk is shirtless, bearded, English, and dripping wet – an old-fashioned quadruple threat that will run through your mind all night. While he'd been in all sorts of comedies, from playing Elaine's not quite a doctor boyfriend Ben on Seinfeld to Larry's agent Stevie Grant on The Larry Sanders Show to marriage counselor Dr. Phil Gunty on Arrested Development, the legend in the comedy world came to the attention of a wider audience starting in 2009, thanks to his Emmy nominated portrayal of Saul Goodman on Breaking Bad and later the spinoff Better Call Saul. On these shows he plays a dirty lawyer, who wouldn’t want to get dirty with this legal eagle? Nobody (2021)...which is also the name of his star-making action turn as a suburban dad who's secretly a badass. A dadass? But really, Saul Goodman whose real name is Jimmy Mcgill has some fun nude scenes like when he flashes a bit of ass in the shower or when he does the deed with a fine lady. Bob bulged out of a pair of whitey tighties in Freaks of Nature (2015) but has never gone au naturale for us. Who do we have to call to make a Bob Odenkirk nude scene happen?
