Q&A with Bob Odenkirk: 'Mr. Show' lives again with 'No!'

Thanks to the talent assembled (Sarah Silverman, Mary Lynn Rajskub and Paul F. Tompkins were all regulars) and its memorable characters and sketches (redneck criminal Ronnie Dobbs, who later got his own spinoff film), “Mr. Show with Bob and David” has joined the pantheon of great sketch comedy TV shows, deservedly mentioned alongside programs like “SCTV” and “Kids in the Hall.”

The brainchild of Bob Odenkirk and David Cross has now also spawned a book, “Hollywood Said No!” composed of two unproduced screenplays and bonus unaired material.

amNY caught up with the Bob of “Bob and David” to talk about the beginnings of “Mr. Show,” his “Breaking Bad” character, sleazy lawyer Saul Goodman, and more.