Saul Goodman exploded onto our television screens back in 2009. But the Breaking Bad character almost didn't get that far, with Bob Odenkirk's at-all-costs lawyer being the subject of a script note that wanted him cut from the AMC series.

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Breaking Bad is hailed as one of the greatest TV series of all time, thanks in part to its phenomenal cast of characters. However, a key character in AMC's crime series almost didn't make it, if not for the insistence of creator Vince Gilligan.

In the new book ‘Saul Goodman v. Jimmy McGill,’ ‘Better Call Saul’ co-creator Peter Gould says he thought the character would be “too big” for the show

Saul made his debut in season two of the original program, before his back story was explored further in Better Call Saul. However, writer Peter Gould dropped a huge bombshell that executives didn’t love the character at first, and actually asked for another storyline to be used instead.

Read an excerpt from Alan Sepinwall's new book, "Saul Goodman V. Jimmy McGill: The Complete Critical Companion to Better Call Saul."

Since its debut, Better Call Saul has managed to establish itself as one of the best series of the last decade. This spin-off of Breaking Bad not only captured the essence of its predecessor but also carved its own path to success.