Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk says thank you generously after getting snubbed at Emmy Awards. See details

After the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony's ending, many television fanatics were disappointed as, once again, the American legal Drama Better Call Saul failed to win any award despite its multiple nominations.

However, amid an array of egregious award snubs in this year's Emmy, Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk's gracious thank you post caught everyone's admiration. Although Odenkirk didn't win a single award, he took his official Twitter account to post a warm thank you message addressing everyone, who supported him and made this drama series a success.





Better Call Saul is a derivation from the popular crime series Breaking Bad, which debuted on AMC in 2015. The show also featured Rhea Seehorn, who portrayed the role of Kim Wexler, Saul's ex-girlfriend.

What exactly did Bob Odenkirk post after the 74th Primetime Emmy Award ceremony?

On his Twitter account, Odenkirk posted his adorable photo with his co-star Rhea Seehorn captured at Emmy's last night. In the gratitude post, he mentioned his heartfelt appreciation to everyone. The photo may have been taken before or after the award snub.

How many nominations did Better Call Saul get?

This year, this legal drama series received seven nominations, including Outstanding Drama Series, Outstanding Lead Role in a Drama Series, and Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series. However, the show failed to bag any awards.

Breaking Bad's spin-off has been nominated 46 times in the Emmy Awards since its season one in 2016. Even after six years, no Emmy Award has not been won by this popular show, whereas Breaking Bad actor Bryan Cranston won several Emmys for portraying the character of Walter White in the show.

Despite the egregious snub in the Emmys, it is undeniable that Odenkirk's presence is one of the major driving forces behind the massive success and popularity of the show.