Bob Odenkirk Recalls Getting A Heart Attack While Playing The Better Call Saul Collection. S First Time: ' He Said, ' Oh No' '

Nearly three years have passed since Bob Odenkirk’s heart attack occurred on the collection of Better Call Saul, and the actor revealed an intriguing, if somewhat unsettling, tidbit about that fateful day in a recent discussion with the Multiple Talking Women radio.

Denkirk recalls how his soul “pretty many stopped,” slow down to a rate that caused him to “turn white and stop breathe. ” ” When the nurse came around the corner and saw Odenkirk, he “froze” in his songs.

In an interview ( above ) on the Multiple Talking Women podcast as part of the Groundlings ‘ 50th anniversary celebration, Odenkirk states,” It was his first day. ” And he said,’ Oh no. ‘”

Thankfully (? ) The actor was unconscious and did n’t understand the two words a medical professional would want to say. Eventually, the doctor expressed regret for melting before taking appropriate action.

” Weeks later when I came back, he said,’ I’m so sorry. It was my first time, I have been a fire’ — he was retired — ‘ I’ve not done CPR. I’ve just ever witnessed other people doing it, Odenkirk said.

On July 28, 2021, the Nothing sun collapsed on Better Call Saul’s set in New Mexico and was taken to a doctor. Weeks later, he described the incident as a” little soul attack. He left the company in the first half of the 2021 season, and the series finale came the next month.

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