Saul
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- proper noun
- /sɔl/
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Saul Goodman
- Fans of Better Call Saul often discuss how Saul Goodman cleverly navigates the legal system.
Better Call Saul might have a Jimmy Saul as the A story.
- Better Call Saul might have a Jimmy Saul as the A story.
- We call or I started calling Mike Spear, Saul Goodman, Better Call Saul.
- So Better Call Saul is five seasons in now, right.
- And you know, Saul obviously is, you know, Breaking Bad was his big break being bad.
- Yeah, you know, and the and my judgement, the greatest TV series of all is Better Call Saul.
- And he shot his side of the conversation months before we went and shot Better Call Saul.
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-Call my lawyer, Saul Rosenstein.
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Better Call Saul I thought was one just great.
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And you know, Saul obviously is, you know, Breaking Bad was his big break being bad.
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Please stay in character, Saul, okay?
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So Better Call Saul is five seasons in now, right.
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I think Saul's in trouble.
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Hey, Saul, what time's the mutiny?
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Just wait until Saul Goodman finds out that 50% of people are below average.
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You got to go to a warehouse full of six years worth of Better Call Saul props and costumes and stuff.
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We need Saul .
Surface Forms
Etymology
Saul Goodman uses the old Hebrew name Sha'ul, which means 'asked for' and comes from sha'al, 'to ask', like the English word 'ask'. A helpful way to remember the TV character's name is that the writers chose a familiar Jewish name to show his background.