Biggest Disaster In Emmy’s History: Better Call Saul Was “Robbed” Even After 53 Emmy Nominations

Even with the 2024 Emmy Awards, the show starring Bob Odenkirk fails to win an Award for the drama series category, and fans have had enough.

Biggest Disaster In Emmy's History: Better Call Saul Was "Robbed" Even After 53 Emmy Nominations

SUMMARY

  • Better Call Saul was the spin-off series to the critically acclaimed show Breaking Bad, which starred Bob Odenkirk as Saul Goodman.
  • Even after a total of 53 nominations across six seasons, the show never won an Emmy Award.
  • Fans are now calling it one of the biggest robberies in the history of the silver screen.
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If major motion pictures have The Academy Awards to recognize the exceptional work done by stars, filmmakers, and related entities, then the silver screen boasts of The Emmy Awards for their accolades. Thus, the entire world believes that Better Call Saul deserves to be awarded every major category that the show has been nominated for.

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Bob Odenkirk as Saul Goodman in a still from Better Call Saul
Bob Odenkirk as Saul Goodman in a still from Better Call Saul

The show became the new benchmark of what the silver screen can accomplish with its offerings, just like its predecessor Breaking Bad. Despite the love for the show by the audience and extremely enthusiastic critical acclaim by many, the show has been nominated a total of 53 times for the Emmys but has won not even once, which is why fans are calling this out.

Better Call Saul Has Never Won An Emmy Award Despite 53 Nominations In Total

Bob Odenkirk in a still from Better Call Saul
Bob Odenkirk in a still from Better Call Saul

When it comes to stories being brought to life on the screen that defy expectations and truly give us something to marvel at, seldom do we think of TV shows as the ones to do it. But despite this popular belief, director Vince Gilligan managed to flip the script and make Better Call Saul, the show that raised the bar for silver screen dramas of the future.

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And yet, even after six seasons and 53 nominations for the Drama Series category in all these years, people are naturally shocked when they learn that the show has never won a single Emmy Award. Even when lead star Bob Odenkirk, who plays the role of the titular protagonist Saul Goodman in the series, has never won an Emmy for his outstanding performance.

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This is considered to be one of if not the biggest robbery in the 75 years of history associated with The Emmys, where such a widely-beloved and absolute masterpiece of a TV show only has a staggering number of nominations for it, but not a single win in any of those categories. With both public and critical acclaim overflowing in favor of the series, the audience is calling it downright unjustifiable to not award them what they deserve.

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What Do the Fans Have to Say About This?

Bob Odenkirk and Bryan Cranston in a still from Breaking Bad
Bob Odenkirk and Bryan Cranston in a still from Breaking Bad

In the eyes of most audience members, Better Call Saul was arguably even better than its predecessor Breaking Bad, and still, The Emmys failed to acknowledge that impact, which is why fans are voicing their opinions.

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In the end, the show never got an award to commemorate their contributions to the silver screen, which will forever go down in history as an oversight on the part of The Emmys.

Better Call Saul, streaming on Netflix.

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Written by Deepak Bisht

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