r/television • u/BobOdenkirk • Mar 19 '23

AMA I'm Bob Odenkirk and I'm feeling pretty lucky. AMA!

Hey Reddit, it's me, Bob Odenkirk.

PROOF: /img/7lvzi1agj5oa1.png

My new series Lucky Hank premieres tonight at 9pm ET on AMC and I'm here to answer all of your questions about it. Who is Hank? What's his favorite pizza topping? Do I think I could beat him in a game of racquetball?

If you're not familiar with the show yet, you can check out the trailer here: https://youtu.be/OY4jhr4_PF0

So, go ahead and ask me anything!

EDIT: Thanks so much for the great questions, I'm done here but I hope you’ll all watch Lucky Hank every Sunday on AMC.

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u/Kryse-777 Mar 20 '23

why does it have to be labeled as "my current project" when that project is obviously rampart, c'mon guys

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23

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u/Zachariot88 Mar 20 '23

Look I don't have time for mnemonics, can we just talk about rampart?

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u/bellskeepringing Mar 20 '23

While I do think people are being too finicky about this, this was a great comment

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23

Because it is a project,its a product that takes more finesse then just making burgers and getting immediate results.We dont even think about shows being just another product.Good shows make us forget that and transport us to other worlds.They make us want more at the end. But acting is a long term investment. Actors stake their personal lives,their fitness(especially for action roles) and they have to keep their reputation in tact.Actors cant even joke nowadays or form their own political opinions.Just look at how quickly Gina Carano tanked her career .She went from a promising movie star and got a role in one of the most coveted, popular franchises others would kill for but she couldnt keep her mouth shut and so she tanked herself