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Bob Odenkirk has written for Saturday Night Live, and won an Emmy for his writing on The Ben Stiller Show. He co-created and starred in the sketch comedy series Mr. Show with Bob and David, and directed the films Melvin Goes to Dinner and Let’s Go To Prison. He also directed the upcoming film The Brothers Solomon, which was written by and stars SNL’s Will Forte, alongside Kristen Wiig and Will Arnett.
Odenkirk’s latest project is “Derek and Simon,” a series of shorts featuring comedians Derek Waters and Simon Helberg on Super Deluxe. Their casual, conversational tone is pierced by sometimes outrageous premises. Below is the first episode.
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