Bob Odenkirk, 58, returns to work on his Better Call Saul show after suffering a “little heart attack”

Bob Odenkirk has let his social media followers know he’s back to work on Better Call Saul.

The actor, 58, shared an image of the make-up room as he prepared to shoot a scene for his hit TV series on Wednesday.

“Back to work on Better Call Saul! His note began. “So happy to be here and to live this specific life surrounded by such good people. Besides, it’s makeup pro Cheri Montesanto who doesn’t make me ugly for the shoot! ‘

It’s been over a month since the actor suffered a “little heart attack” on the set in New Mexico that caused him to collapse.

The Emmy-winning actor is currently filming the sixth and final season of his spin-off Breaking Bad, which began production on March 10 of this year.

Slippin ‘Jimmy: Better Call Saul’s final season slated to air in early 2022

The series centers on lawyer Jimmy McGill [Odenkirk] who over the course of several years of misadventures and questionable ethical choices rebrands himself as malicious criminal lawyer Saul Goodman in Breaking Bad.

A prequel spin-off to the Bryan Cranston series, Better Call Saul has managed to carve out a niche among the big TV dramas.

Better Call Saul executive producer Peter Gould previously confirmed that the show’s final season will feature 13 episodes instead of the usual 10.

“From the start when we started this I think all of our hopes and dreams were to be able to tell the whole story,” Gould said in a statement.

He added, “And make it a complete story from start to finish. We’re going to try like hell to stick the landing of these 63 episodes. ‘

Before the Heart Attack: Odenkirk at the 2020 Film Independent Spirit Awards in 2020

The final season is scheduled to air in early 2022.

In August, Bob gave fans an update on his health after his heart attack in late July on the set in New Mexico.

‘I am very well. I’ve had my own “It’s a Wonderful Life” week of people who insist the world is a little better, the actor began in a tweet.

Odenkirk ended his brief update by sending fans his “love” and thanking them for their best wishes.

Update: Odenkirk gave fans an update on his health in August with this note

‘Wow! Thank you, I love everyone at the moment but let’s keep the expectations reasonable! ‘ he concluded.

Odenkirk last updated his audience on July 30, when he revealed details of his health scare on set, adding that he was “It will be fine” and would be “back soon”.

Better Call star Saul also thanked medics who were able to “fix the blockage” without having to perform surgery.

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On the mend from heart attack: “I had a little heart attack,” said the Hollywood veteran. “But it will be fine thanks to Rosa Estrada and the doctors who were able to repair the blockage without surgery”

His note began, ‘Hi. It’s Bob. Thank you.’

The actor then shared, “To my family and friends who have surrounded me this week. And for the outpouring of love from everyone who has expressed concern and concern for me. It’s overwhelming. But I feel the love and it means so much.

The star then shared the details of her traumatic experience.

“I had a little heart attack,” the Hollywood veteran confirmed after much speculation about his incident.

“But it will be fine thanks to Rosa Estrada and the doctors who were able to repair the blockage without surgery. In addition, the support and assistance from AMC and SONY throughout this operation has been of a higher level. I will take some time to recover but will be back soon.

His show: The series centers on lawyer Jimmy McGill [Odenkirk] who over the course of many years of misadventures and questionable ethical choices renames himself malicious criminal lawyer Saul Goodman in Breaking Bad

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UKTN.com has confirmed the AMC star was rushed to hospital after an incident while filming their hit series in New Mexico.

Odenkirk was filming a scene on location in Albuquerque when the incident took place.

Sources told TMZ the actor fell in the middle of the scene and the crew immediately called for an ambulance.

Cranston, 65, took to Instagram to express his concern for his former colleague in July.

“Today I woke up to news that made me anxious all morning. My friend Bob Odenkirk collapsed last night on the set of Better Call Saul, “he captioned a photo of the two.

“He is in the Albuquerque Hospital and receiving the medical attention he needs, but his condition is not yet known to the public. Please take a moment in your day today to think of him and send positive thoughts and prayers in his own way, thank you.

Aaron Paul, who starred in Breaking Bad as Jesse Pinkman, appeared relieved in his Instagram Stories post, which he shared after Odenkirk confirmed he was recovering.

‘I love you my friend! You are a treasure, ”he wrote, accompanied by a photo of Bob and screenshots of his reassuring tweets.

Best wishes: In July, Breaking Bad costar Bryan Cranston confirmed news that Odenkirk had been hospitalized in an Instagram post asking fans for “positive thoughts and prayers.”