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What happens when unyielding journalistic integrity meets the slippery slope of moral flexibility? In the GoatWars ring, Ben Bagdikian’s portrayal in 'The Post' stands as a beacon of truth and determination, while Jimmy McGill from 'Better Call Saul' embodies the charming yet troubled antihero. This isn’t just about who entertained us more; it’s a deeper dive into how we value integrity versus survival, the steadfast versus the adaptable. Which legacy resonates more profoundly with our current cultural climate? Your pick isn’t just a preference—it’s a declaration of what traits we champion in our heroes today.
In this battle:
The contenders are currently tied in head-to-head matchups. Your vote will break the tie.
Ben Bagdikian in The Post currently tops the charts. You can check out how he's holding up against other iconic Odenkirk roles on the GOAT List.
Jimmy McGill, or Saul Goodman, captures hearts with his slick, charming, and sometimes sleazy defense attorney persona. His journey from small-time hustler to morally ambiguous lawyer in Better Call Saul is filled with humor and depth, making it a fan-favorite.
Fans are torn because both roles showcase Bob Odenkirk's incredible versatility. Ben Bagdikian shows Odenkirk in a serious, journalistic role while Jimmy McGill highlights his ability to blend humor with complexity. It's really a clash of seeing him in totally different lights!