Goodman
Goodman noun - United States clarinetist who in 1934 formed a big band (including black as well as white musicians) and introduced a kind of jazz known as swing (1909-1986).
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- In 'Skin Game' the Shapeshifter Goodman Grey transforms into a different man, but immediately starts exhibiting the man's nervousness and fear at the situation he was in before he died.
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Doomed by Canon: No matter how much Jimmy tries to do the right thing and be a decent man, we know that by Breaking Bad he'll be Saul Goodman, a man who will jump at the chance to work with drug dealers.
Source: Series / Better Call Saul - He's actually Irish-American and his real name is James McGill, but he uses the vaguely Jewish-sounding name Saul Goodman (s'all good man) because it attracts business.
Source: Ambiguously Jewish
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