Bob Odenkirk returns to 'Better Call Saul' set after heart attack

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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- Bob Odenkirk is back shooting “Better Call Saul," six weeks after having a heart attack.Odenkirk on Wednesday tweeted a photo of himself getting made up to play title character Saul Goodman in the AMC series, indicating that shooting had resumed on its sixth and final season.“Back to work on Better Call Saul!” Odenkirk said.

Bob Odenkirk is already working again, just over one month after suffering a scary heart attack on the set of Better Call Saul! The 58-year-old took to Twitter on Wednesday to share the very happy news with fans, writing:

Bob Odenkirk is back at work after suffering a heart attack during the summer on the Albuquerque, New Mexico, set of “Better Call Saul”.

Feeling better — and grateful! Bob Odenkirk returned to the Better Call Saul set on Wednesday, September 8, six weeks after collapsing on set and suffering a heart attack.

Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk is back at the office, less than two months after suffering a heart attack on the set of the AMC series.

William Earl After his frightening heart attack in July, Bob Odenkirk has returned to the set of “Better Call Saul.”He took to Twitter announcing the return from his makeup chair, captioning the image: “Back to work on Better Call Saul! So happy to be here and living this specific life surrounded by such good people.