Fans of Bob Odenkirk have heaved a sigh of relief after the Hollywood actor provided a health update days after suffering a heart attack on the sets of 'Better Call Saul'. 
 
Odenkirk took to Twitter and shared that he "is doing great"."I am doing great. I`ve had my very own `It`s a wonderful life` week of people insisting I make the world slightly better," the actor joked via Twitter. "Wow! Thank you, I love everyone right now but let`s keep expectations reasonable," he tweeted.

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For the unversed, On July 27, Odenkirk, 58, collapsed suddenly on the `Better Call Saul` Season 6 set in New Mexico and was rushed to the hospital, reports Variety. 
 
Fans expressed their happiness on learning about Odenkirk`s health recovery."Yaaay !! What news. Get well soon our favourite," a user commented."Love you, Odie. So relieved to hear you`re doing better," another one wrote. 
 
Odenkirk is a four-time Emmy nominee for his role as slimy lawyer Saul Goodman, a role he originated on AMC's Emmy-winning drama 'Breaking Bad'. He is reprising the role and is the lead on the prequel spinoff `Better Call Saul`. The spinoff, which is being filmed at the same New Mexico hub as 'Breaking Bad', was in production on its sixth and final season, which was originally slated to premiere this year before pandemic-related delays pushed it to a likely 2022 premiere.&nbsp;

Fans of Bob Odenkirk have heaved a sigh of relief after the Hollywood actor provided a health update days after suffering a heart attack on the sets of 'Better Call Saul'.

Fans of Bob Odenkirk have heaved a sigh of relief after the Hollywood actor provided a health update days after suffering a heart attack on the sets of 'Better Call Saul'. Odenkirk took to Twitter and shared that he "is doing great"."I am doing great. I`ve had my very own `It`s a wonderful life` week of people insisting I make the world slightly better," the actor joked via Twitter. "Wow! Thank you, I love everyone right now but let`s keep expectations reasonable," he tweeted. I am doing great. I’ve had my very own “It’s a wonderful life” week of people insisting I make the world slightly better. Wow! Thank you, I love everyone right now but let’s keep expectations reasonable! — Mr. Bob Odenkirk (@mrbobodenkirk) August 7, 2021 × For the unversed, On July 27, Odenkirk, 58, collapsed suddenly on the `Better Call Saul` Season 6 set in New Mexico and was rushed to the hospital, reports Variety. Fans expressed their happiness on learning about Odenkirk`s health recovery."Yaaay !! What news. Get well soon our favourite," a user commented."Love you, Odie. So relieved to hear you`re doing better," another one wrote. Odenkirk is a four-time Emmy nominee for his role as slimy lawyer Saul Goodman, a role he originated on AMC's Emmy-winning drama 'Breaking Bad'. He is reprising the role and is the lead on the prequel spinoff `Better Call Saul`. The spinoff, which is being filmed at the same New Mexico hub as 'Breaking Bad', was in production on its sixth and final season, which was originally slated to premiere this year before pandemic-related delays pushed it to a likely 2022 premiere.

'Breaking Bad' star Bob Odenkirk gives health update after surviving heart attack

Screen actor Bob Odenkirk, best known as the sardonic, morally conflicted criminal defence lawyer on television's 'Better Call Saul,'&nbsp;said on Friday he was recovering from a mild heart attack after <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-better-call-saul-actor-bob-odenkirk-collapses-on-set-rushed-to-hospital-401068">collapsing on the set </a>of his show earlier this week. 
 
Odenkirk, 58, fell ill in New Mexico on Tuesday during the production of the sixth and final season of his darkly humorous AMC cable network series and was taken to a hospital in Albuquerque for treatment. 
 
Representatives for the performer issued a statement the next day saying he was listed in stable condition "after experiencing a heart-related incident." 
 
In a pair of Twitter posts on Friday, Odenkirk was a bit more specific, saying, "I had a small heart attack. But I`m going to be OK thanks to Rosa Estrada and the doctors who knew how to fix the blockage without surgery." The reference to Rosa Estrada was not explained. 
 
He also thanked the AMC network and producers Sony Pictures Television for their support, and family and friends for "the outpouring of love," adding, "I`m going to take a beat to recover but I`ll be back soon." 
 
Longtime friend and former HBO sketch comedy co-star David Cross tweeted earlier that he had spoken earlier by telephone with Odenkirk, whom he described as "doing great" and "joking, japing and joshing." 
 
Odenkirk began his career as a comedy writer for several shows in the late 1980s and early `90s, including "Saturday Night Live." And he has since appeared in a number of motion pictures. 
 
But he is best known for the TV role he originated in 2009 on the hit AMC drama "Breaking Bad" as Saul Goodman, the shrewd, sharp-witted criminal defence lawyer for that show`s protagonist - high school teacher-turned-methamphetamine chemist Walter White, played by Bryan Cranston. 
 
Odenkirk's character proved so popular that producers created a spin-off series, 'Better Call Saul,'&nbsp;which traces the transformation of Odenkirk`s character from a onetime two-bit scam artist and struggling public defender named Jimmy McGill into the sleazy criminal attorney Saul Goodman.

Screen actor Bob Odenkirk, best known as the sardonic, morally conflicted criminal defence lawyer on television's 'Better Call Saul,' said on Friday he was recovering from a mild heart attack after collapsing on the set of his show earlier this week.

Screen actor Bob Odenkirk, best known as the sardonic, morally conflicted criminal defence lawyer on television's 'Better Call Saul,' said on Friday he was recovering from a mild heart attack after collapsing on the set of his show earlier this week. Odenkirk, 58, fell ill in New Mexico on Tuesday during the production of the sixth and final season of his darkly humorous AMC cable network series and was taken to a hospital in Albuquerque for treatment. Representatives for the performer issued a statement the next day saying he was listed in stable condition "after experiencing a heart-related incident." In a pair of Twitter posts on Friday, Odenkirk was a bit more specific, saying, "I had a small heart attack. But I`m going to be OK thanks to Rosa Estrada and the doctors who knew how to fix the blockage without surgery." The reference to Rosa Estrada was not explained. He also thanked the AMC network and producers Sony Pictures Television for their support, and family and friends for "the outpouring of love," adding, "I`m going to take a beat to recover but I`ll be back soon." Longtime friend and former HBO sketch comedy co-star David Cross tweeted earlier that he had spoken earlier by telephone with Odenkirk, whom he described as "doing great" and "joking, japing and joshing." Odenkirk began his career as a comedy writer for several shows in the late 1980s and early `90s, including "Saturday Night Live." And he has since appeared in a number of motion pictures. But he is best known for the TV role he originated in 2009 on the hit AMC drama "Breaking Bad" as Saul Goodman, the shrewd, sharp-witted criminal defence lawyer for that show`s protagonist - high school teacher-turned-methamphetamine chemist Walter White, played by Bryan Cranston. Odenkirk's character proved so popular that producers created a spin-off series, 'Better Call Saul,' which traces the transformation of Odenkirk`s character from a onetime two-bit scam artist and struggling public defender named Jimmy McGill into the sleazy criminal attorney Saul Goodman.

'Better Call Saul' star Bob Odenkirk recovering from 'small heart attack'

'Better Call Saul' actor Bob Odenkirk shook his fans worldwide as he <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-better-call-saul-actor-bob-odenkirk-collapses-on-set-rushed-to-hospital-401068">collapsed on the set</a> while filming a new season of the popular show. According to doctors, the actor's health is now stable.&nbsp;

Several reports confirm that the actor had a&nbsp;“heart related incident” on the show’s New Mexico set. This will be the final season of the show.&nbsp;

In a statement released by reps for the actor:&nbsp;“We can confirm Bob is in stable condition after experiencing a heart related incident.&nbsp;He and his family would like to express gratitude for the incredible doctors and nurses looking after him, as well as his cast, crew and producers who have stayed by his side. The Odenkirks would also like to thank everyone for the outpouring of well wishes and ask for their privacy at this time as Bob works on his recovery.”

Also, Bob's son Nate Odenkirk posted on social media giving a full picture of his health and said that he is "going to be okay". &nbsp; 
 
Sony Pictures Television, which produces Better Call Saul, issued the following statement: “Bob has been a part of our Sony Pictures family for many years and we are fortunate to be able to work with such a uniquely talented, incredible human being. Along with the millions of fans and supporters around the world, we are keeping him and his family in our thoughts and wishing him all the best in his recovery.”

'Better Call Saul' actor Bob Odenkirk shook his fans worldwide as he collapsed on the set while filming a new season of the popular show. According to doctors, the actor's health is now stable.

'Better Call Saul' actor Bob Odenkirk shook his fans worldwide as he collapsed on the set while filming a new season of the popular show. According to doctors, the actor's health is now stable. Several reports confirm that the actor had a “heart related incident” on the show’s New Mexico set. This will be the final season of the show. In a statement released by reps for the actor: “We can confirm Bob is in stable condition after experiencing a heart related incident. He and his family would like to express gratitude for the incredible doctors and nurses looking after him, as well as his cast, crew and producers who have stayed by his side. The Odenkirks would also like to thank everyone for the outpouring of well wishes and ask for their privacy at this time as Bob works on his recovery.” Also, Bob's son Nate Odenkirk posted on social media giving a full picture of his health and said that he is "going to be okay". Sony Pictures Television, which produces Better Call Saul, issued the following statement: “Bob has been a part of our Sony Pictures family for many years and we are fortunate to be able to work with such a uniquely talented, incredible human being. Along with the millions of fans and supporters around the world, we are keeping him and his family in our thoughts and wishing him all the best in his recovery.”

'Better Call Saul' actor Bob Odenkirk's condition now stable