Bob Odenkirk Signed Better Call Saul Souvenir Typescript – PSA/DNA Certified

This souvenir typescript, featuring the logo and letterhead of Saul Goodman & Associates, is hand-signed by Bob Odenkirk, who famously portrayed Saul Goodman (a.k.a. Jimmy McGill) in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. The document is a fictional legal letter, written on behalf of Jesse Pinkman and addressed to Hank Schrader of the Albuquerque DEA, referencing pending litigation over an alleged assault—an amusing nod to the legal antics of Saul Goodman in the series.

The typescript references a pivotal moment in Breaking Bad, where Jesse Pinkman was arrested for assaulting a police officer after an emotional outburst. In Season 3, Episode 11 ("Abiquiu"), Jesse attempts to bribe the sister of his late girlfriend, Jane Margolis, into staying quiet about her drug use. When a cop intervenes, Jesse reacts angrily and ends up getting arrested. True to form, Saul Goodman steps in, using his signature mix of legal maneuvering and intimidation to get Jesse released, reinforcing his reputation as Albuquerque’s most cunning criminal lawyer.

The document features the bold and instantly recognizable "Better Call Saul" logo, complete with the signature yellow scales of justice graphic. Odenkirk’s large, flowing autograph is prominently placed near the bottom, next to the printed title "Saul Goodman, Esq.", making it a perfect display piece for fans of the show.

This item has been authenticated and encapsulated by PSA/DNA, receiving an Auto Grade of NM-MT 8, ensuring the authenticity and quality of the signature. Notably, a similar example was sold by Goldin Auctions in March of 2023 for $422, highlighting its desirability among collectors. A unique and humorous collectible, this signed typescript is an essential addition for Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul fans, as well as collectors of television memorabilia and pop culture autographs.