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By Joshua Axelrod

It took more than 20 years for Patrick Fabian to land his first series-regular role on a show with staying power. He could’ve done much worse than jumping aboard the spinoff of arguably the greatest show in television history.
Fabian, who was born in Pittsburgh and grew up in New Cumberland, Pa., has spent…

By NOEL MURRAY

‘Driver X’
Just like in real life, more and more movies and TV characters have been getting jobs with ride-share services. Writer-director Henry Barrial’s “DriverX” is one of the few films that doesn’t just use the gig as a plot-device. Drawn from the filmmaker’s own experiences, “DriverX” is a collection of hit-and-miss anecdotes, organized…

By Ben Kenigsberg

Athough the protagonist of “DriverX” inhabits a less seedy urban space than Travis Bickle, he has his own dark night(s) of the soul. With property taxes due, the former record store owner Leonard Moore (Patrick Fabian, “Better Call Saul”) turns to making peanuts as a driver for DriverX — a fictional rideshare service that the…

Patrick Fabian tells us just how relatable his character is in the new film. Plus, find out what is in store for “Better Call Saul.”

By Elsa Keslassy

Sundance Selects has acquired U .S. rights to Henry Barrial’s Uber-inspired “DriverX” starring Patrick Fabian (“Better Call Saul”) and Tanya Clarke (“Banshee”).
The movie stars Fabian as Leonard Moore, a 50-something stay-at-home dad in Los Angeles who is desperate to find a job and signs up to drive for the popular ride-share company DriverX,…

By Debra Birnbaum

Spoiler alert: Do not read until you’ve watched episode 406 of “Better Call Saul,” titled “Pinata.”
As a prequel to “Breaking Bad,” AMC’s hit series “Better Call Saul” relishes in playing with time, jumping forward and back in the characters’ lives.
So while Chuck (Michael McKean) died in the season finale, it was inevitable that…

by Michael Starr

Warning: This story contains spoilers from episode “Pinata” of “Better Call Saul.”
Howard Hamlin (Patrick Fabian) finally told off Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk) with an f-bomb in Monday night’s episode of “Better Call Saul” — as Howard continued to spiral into an abyss of self-loathing.
“From the very first episode, when Jimmy burst into Howard’s…

 
Patrick Fabian, who plays Howard Hamlin on AMC’s Better Call Saul, discusses how Howard’s grief spirals out of control, his anger towards Jimmy, and his last gift to Chuck.
Q: Reflecting on the end of last season, where do you think Howard’s head was at coming into this season — before Chuck‘s death?
A: Howard and Chuck have…