The fly is Lalo's and Howard's spirits put together in one tiny body, watching Walt and Jesse, one half judging somberly and the other laughing maniacly.
“Walter, I sincerely think that it is a bad idea for you to be cooking methamphetamine. If this continues, I’ll have no choice but to stop giving you legal counsel.”
Walt: we can't work until this contamination is dealt with! Howard: Walt is right, Jesse! A clean workspace is integral to success and productivity. Jesse: WHO SAID THAT?!
Don't know why but this episode never seemed boring as I was watching it. I realised it was a filler only after it ended lol. You can watch this show just to enjoy the acting
@@blazypika2 Yes. Now that I've finished the show for the second time I'm starting to realise the significance of a lot of cinematic elements in the show
I thought of it has a “break” episode. Like taking a break from the gritty story and just having a moment between Walt and Jesse catching a fly. It even brought back some comedic timing that was present in the first season which is a neat and kind of fitting change of pace for an episode like this.
After bcs, the fact that Howard and Lalos dead bodies are underneath the lab while Walt and Jesse are having these wacky fly shenanigans makes this somehow a lot better.
I guessed it was Lalo, never thought he had company in my wildest dreams. I like to believe Howard got a better reincarnation ticket over Lalo the fly.
I love how Jesse looks at him like he just said the word “fly” in Spanish lmfao. Him and Cranston really nailed this episode imo, so hard to make such a small ass episode flow and they really did well doing so
@@Johnathanhubertmusic Yeah I never understood why people hated it. If anything it felt like a step back into the days where they did nothing but cooked together and they were both struggling with each other. But even past that this scene expresses walts guilt for watching Jane die and how much Jesse has moved on and tries not to think about it.
One of the little details I love here is that when Walt tells Jesse that it's a fly he seems a little ashamed, almost aware of the illogical natures of it. It's almost like he knews that his desire for complete and total control, his obsession with everything being "right" and "perfect" is ridiculous when you really sit down and think about it, but he can't get rid of it. It's a very real example of how many of us are aware of our flaws, and we often know our anxieties are illogical and stupid, but can't really overcome them with logic or brute force.
bruh its stupid for people who don't know much about chemistry but for white that totally made sense because he simply knows that unlike jesse also its weird being anxios about a fly also i don't actually have that "ridiculos logic thing" even though a lot of people dissagree with me about the things i do but i know why im doing it to be happy and satisfyed in MY life i don't live for others i live for myself i live for my freedom i live to be free
Not the greatest BB episode, but it’s certainly more than filler. The whole episode highlights Walt’s obsession with control. Working for Gus, he has everything he needs- money, security, a profession he enjoys- but he still has an itch inside him, a drive to assert dominance and to win at something, even something as minuscule as swatting a fly.
The fly also represents Walt's nagging guilt and remorse, something he can never get rid of, which is why another fly comes back at the end of the episode.
As well as there being a unexplained short in production yield if you remembered correctly, Jesse was shorting the yields n pocketing it to sell on his own. So there's that factor to the story as well. Multiple factors at play. The fly can indeed tilt the yield off a tiny amount if the right catalyst/free radicals/contamination gets into the reaction matrix. Lol not likely but it's walt's way of tormenting jesse over the unexplained short of yield. Plus it represents walt's guilt too. Which is why he almost confesses of killing Jane before he passed out by jesse drugging him with sleeping pills lol. There's another thing to it too. Breaking bad/bcs is phenomenal with how many view points get laid out and the easter eggs are infinitely there at all times on every episode. Almost every single scene of both shows This whole episode becomes an Easter egg when jesse cooks solo for the cartel. Had it not been for this episode, he wouldn't of thought to clean up that dirty lab, and would've produced likely a 60-80% final yield at best.
@@Stoirelius That’s character development and plot building. Walt still somewhat likes Jesse in this season, and he despises him for being a rat and indirectly causing Hanks death in the fifth season. His guilt was no longer there.
People said this episode was bad. This is one of my 3 favorite episodes. The metaphor apparently went over a lot of peoples head and this episode showcases the character flaws that make Walter what he becomes. Control, obsession, the feeling of needing to be the one who “does the job”. Edit: also it let Cranston flex some of his Malcolm in the middle comedic muscles which is always welcome.
We already knew all that stuff. We learned nothing new. The plot didn't advance. No new questions were raised. Might as well done a clip show for that week.
@@jamsess19 it probably was a pretty funny episode to film tho i do enjoy these kind of fillers as they let me and probably some of the community simmer down even if it does kill the flow of the current season
The reason people hated this episode when it came was probably because they waited whole week for the episode on TV and story to advance and it turned out to be a filler but in my opinion this is one of the most entertaining episode to watch when you binge watch Breaking bad. It has so many funny moments
It’s not the line that makes it special; it’s the way how Bryan Cranston said it. Whenever he does that rapid, outraged voice it all sounds so funny to me. It’s like that angry dwarf from Snow White. He is able to make his anger sounds like comedy. Not everyone has this kind of charisma. I wish I am half as funny as him when I am in bad mood.
Everyone's saying that their bodies caused the fly to appear there but they're buried pretty deep. It's fun to make that connection but it would probably be unlikely
@@alexwells6876 flies can sense smell from 4 miles away dude...(especially Rotten ones) And it will take 8-10 years to decompose the corpse in to skeleton...
Crazy how well written BCS and BB is. How one episode in the spin off series can breathe in so much new meaning into a filler episode largely unmemorable. At this point I'm convinced the whole BCS plot has been planned before BB even finished. Again, bravo Vince!!
For everyone saying the fly is attracted to Lalo and Howard's bodies. Two things: 1. They are buried 6 feet under thick layers of dirt and concrete. I highly doubt anything that could attract a fly could get out of that. 2. They will have been buried there for about 4 or 5 years at this point. They'll just be skeletons under there with nothing left to decay so again nothing to attract a fly.
1 probably must be correct i don’t know how fly senses works, but 2 not, bodies turn into the skeleton stage after 8-12 years. They surely pretty rotten but not at skeleton point.
depend on ground condition, wet and dry, insect,etc.. make corpse decompse faster but this ground look like a fking sand so maybe they are still in mummy condition instead skeletons
the regular house fly has an extraordinary ability to detect odors up to four miles away and human bodies decompose into a skeleton in 8-12 years. it’s only been 4-5 years and the fact that it’s two bodies? that fly’s going crazy down there knowing something’s dead
Where do you think flies come from? Flies are the kids of maggots. Where did the maggots come from? There's a fly in a tight space like the SL? Either it came from beneath or were overthinking it. Turns out we weren't, the fly did come from somewhere lol.
it's a causal episode, where you can sit back and enjoy, to just lighten the mood of the show even for just a moment before what happens in the episodes following it.
I have no idea how people can dislike this episode. If you pay attention - it's such a deep and symbolic episode. They made killing a fly for 48 minutes one of the most symbolic and deep episodes in the history of tv shows - and that's why Breaking Bad is best show ever.
@@PolishGod1234 its easy for fucking binge watchers, but for the people who actually waited for a whole week waiting this episode to air i can understand why they didn't like it, sure there is character development and funny moments but its damn pointless for a breaking bad episode
Does anyone else think the fly is implied to be a spy drone? It makes sense considering the context, with Walt being afraid that they're being bugged and the fly landing right on top of him at the end. But I guess these spy drones don't actually look like flies
This is honestly my favorite episode. It goes back to one of the best parts of the show. Walt’s and Jesse’s dynamic. And shows how far they’ve come. With Walter’s obsession with control, and Jesse being portrayed rationally.
@@UnknownFortune Nah its Lalo. He probably want to mess with Gus's production schedule (For obvious reasons) and both Walt and Jesse for their roles in Tuco's death
I like how he made his own fly swatter instead of just getting a real proper one with holes in it so the wind doesn't blow the fly away as you try to swat it, lol.
Meanwhile, 1 or 2 meters below ground: "This Heisenberg, what's he up to man what's he doing" "Mr. Salamanca, we've been through this... " "Gale Boetticher.... GAAAAALE...... BOEETICHEER" "Mr. Salamanca please... "
@@TheStraightestWhitestthis is some of the best character interactions between walt and jesse. just because you have the attention span of a gold fish doesn’t mean everyone else hated this episode.
Maybe its because I only started watching this show well after season 4 ended and I had the whole season at my disposal, but I loved this episode. Some great, funny moments from Walt and Jesse, developing their relationship, and some rare genuine remorse from Walt for what he's done to Jesse by this point. Not to mention some last minute fun and games between the two before shit gets real and barrels to the conclusion of the series. Filler? Probably. But this showed me that people didn't have to get ran over or blown up for this show to keep my attention.
Honestly this episode might be my favorite from BB just for that reason. I love when Walt tells Jesse about how he met Jane’s dad, and he wonders how a coincidence like that could happen. He’s genuinely perplexed for once. Great writing, I wish Rian Johnson could return to direct an episode for BCS.
To be fair the first season of bcs is pretty damn slow in the beginning, especially the pilot episode which is kinda weak tbh. Took me a few times to get into it, even as a huge bb fan. The rest of the show is 10/10 and even better than bb, but I don’t blame people for not being gripped by season one, especially if they haven’t seen breaking bad lol
This makes so much sense the fly is in there looking for the dead bodies of Lalo and Howard that’s why it’s in there for so long trying to find the bodies.
But then the fly realized that the pursuit of the perfect decomposing body was driving him to madness, causing others in the fly community to be concerned over his mental health. There was an intervention with the fly's friends and family, and he was forced to accept the impossibility of his mission, and gallantly allowed Jesse to swat it after hours of existential anguish. This cautionary tale of self-care was explored in more detail in Better Fly High: A Breaking Bad Movie.
This is my favourite episode. I think it's one of those "love it or hate it" deals. Bottle episodes tend to focus way more on characters and relationships, and the dynamic between Walt and Jesse is one of the best aspects of the entire show. I'd have been cool with a bottle episode with them once per season.
Knowing that Walter is literally fighting a fly above two dead bodies makes this episode so much better.
Or the fly is either a metaphorical representation of lalo
I found it. It's Howard Hamlin reincarnated
@@noflexzone2.055 He's probably trying to ask Walt and jesse if Jimmy's given that offer any thought.
@@noflexzone2.055 Howard was too good to be a fly. It's Lalo.
@@falconeshield Nah we all know Lalo likes la cucaracha
Can’t believe it went over our heads, when you listen closely, you can hear the fly saying ‘ZIEEEEGLEER’ while flying, bravo Vince!
😂🤣
Idk im pretty sure that fly is asking Walt about a job offer at HHM?
😂😂😂
timestamp
King of foreshadowing 😂
_So, you're chasing a fly, and in your world I'm the idiot._
Ok
"chasing *around* a fly,"
Read this as he said it.
@@jeromevaleska2014 Same here!
explain yourself
That lab is freaking haunted, bro.
Yeah
The ghost of lalo and Howard
yo*
"This is a . . . I made it." Everything about this is hilarious and wonderfully acted.
Reincarnation is real
Say what you will about the Fly, it had the line from Jesse "We make Poison for people who dont care"
Slight hint of embarrassment and acknowledgement of how over the top he's being but not enough to not want to control the situation
@@jdalbiac Breaking Bad is a parable in the dangers of males being over-obsessive with control.
Lmao literally didn’t even answer the question 😂😂😂
Clearly just avoiding telling Jesse the truth cause he knew deep down that he was being irrational
Imagine Gus walking in on them while they're doing this lol
Gus would cut the fly's throat
imagine he had the camera working while they’re doing this
Gus planted the fly
He would probably applaud the level of determination in order to keep their product pure.
I doubt he’d care unless they ended up late on their quota
The fly is Lalo's and Howard's spirits put together in one tiny body, watching Walt and Jesse, one half judging somberly and the other laughing maniacly.
“Walter, I sincerely think that it is a bad idea for you to be cooking methamphetamine. If this continues, I’ll have no choice but to stop giving you legal counsel.”
Hey, your profile picture seems familiar
"hahaha, in my ranch we cook better than you, ya deja esa pinche mosca and let´s go to eat tacos, com´n man, with epazote!"
Two bodies make up the two wings this one fly has
Bravo Vince
Walt: we can't work until this contamination is dealt with!
Howard: Walt is right, Jesse! A clean workspace is integral to success and productivity.
Jesse: WHO SAID THAT?!
Lalo: Paca paca paca paca en mi caballo...
💀
I think we should be more concerned about the fact that Howard knows their names.
@@DayTripper44925 😂😂😂
i actually read the howard part out loud with his accent lmao..
This is the exact moment the fly turned into heisenberg
Flysenberg.
@John Murphy yes
Can you guys stop spamming these idiotic comments ? You are becoming more cringy than the "walt became Heisenberg" commenters
This is the actual moment where@@SignalFlowers becomes Heisenberg
@@SignalFlowers y u on bb Channel if it’s annoying😂
Retroactively turning a superlab into a haunted superlab.
Vince and Peter are geniuses.
B R A V O
Vravo Bince!
Bravo💅💅💅💅💋💋💋💋😜😜😜
What does this have to do w it being haunted by lalo and howard?
Thank you for giving some credit to Peter, pretty much no one does when it comes to BCS
Don't know why but this episode never seemed boring as I was watching it. I realised it was a filler only after it ended lol. You can watch this show just to enjoy the acting
First reply!
@@RIFLQ Thanks for that. I never knew my comment reached 160likes lol
it wasn't a filler at all. it developed the relationship of jesse and walt. story is not just about plot, it's also about the characters.
@@blazypika2 Yes. Now that I've finished the show for the second time I'm starting to realise the significance of a lot of cinematic elements in the show
I thought of it has a “break” episode. Like taking a break from the gritty story and just having a moment between Walt and Jesse catching a fly. It even brought back some comedic timing that was present in the first season which is a neat and kind of fitting change of pace for an episode like this.
After bcs, the fact that Howard and Lalos dead bodies are underneath the lab while Walt and Jesse are having these wacky fly shenanigans makes this somehow a lot better.
Lalo came back as a fly and torments walt
I guessed it was Lalo, never thought he had company in my wildest dreams. I like to believe Howard got a better reincarnation ticket over Lalo the fly.
I love the word shenanigans
What if the fly was there because of the corpses? Like wouldn’t that make sense?
@@theburgerler I see what you're saying but I don't think the fly would detect their corpses through several feet of concrete
Therapist: Fly Howard doesn´t exist, he can´t hurt you.
Fly Howard:
idk why "Fly Howard" is so funny
Have you considered my offer in HHM?
ZIEEEEEGLEEER
This fandom is almost as insufferable as Rick and Morty's.
Congrats.
I love how Jesse looks at him like he just said the word “fly” in Spanish lmfao. Him and Cranston really nailed this episode imo, so hard to make such a small ass episode flow and they really did well doing so
Spanish Fly
This episode is an accurate showcase of the dynamics of their relationship lol
@@Johnathanhubertmusic Yeah I never understood why people hated it. If anything it felt like a step back into the days where they did nothing but cooked together and they were both struggling with each other. But even past that this scene expresses walts guilt for watching Jane die and how much Jesse has moved on and tries not to think about it.
Like A, one fly? Singular? XD
UNA MOSCA, JESSE!
One of the little details I love here is that when Walt tells Jesse that it's a fly he seems a little ashamed, almost aware of the illogical natures of it. It's almost like he knews that his desire for complete and total control, his obsession with everything being "right" and "perfect" is ridiculous when you really sit down and think about it, but he can't get rid of it. It's a very real example of how many of us are aware of our flaws, and we often know our anxieties are illogical and stupid, but can't really overcome them with logic or brute force.
Well put, I didn't notice it
bruh its stupid for people who don't know much about chemistry but for white that totally made sense because he simply knows that unlike jesse also its weird being anxios about a fly
also i don't actually have that "ridiculos logic thing" even though a lot of people dissagree with me about the things i do but i know why im doing it to be happy and satisfyed in MY life i don't live for others i live for myself i live for my freedom i live to be free
Did you have to think for this analysis, or did you make it on the fly?
@@The94Venom HA
99% of this series is about one dudes ocd.
Jesse : What kind of contaminant are we dealing with here ?
Walt: a fly. A house fly.
Jesse: 👀
Lalo : 👀
Howard: 👀
Lalo: 💀
Howard: 💀
@@spacemann1425 this was a better punchline
@@spacemann1425 why tf does Lalos name translate to "Especially".
@@cultofpersonality2002 lmao idk
@@cultofpersonality2002
This is the moment when Lalo became Es Specially
Funny how Walt and Jesse are making jokes about Ebola while there are two skeletons right underneath them
And that's before they killed the two guards
Ashes
Where is the connection between Ebola und Lalo/Howard, what?
@@ppvc388 Lalo and Howard are buried underneath that lab.
@@alienfish8521 Yeah, so?
Lalo was reincarnated into the fly. He knew that Walter was a perfectionist and wouldn't cook if he was there. Bravo, Vince!
The fly was just trying to ask Walt and Jesse if they passed the bar
you passed the bar???
@@2nd100k what a sick joke !!
Have you considered my job offer yet?
@@gabrielgerman359 *THONK*
Fun Fact: That fly used to be Howard Hamlin
You mean Howie?
At least he didn’t get eaten by a spider
*Bzzzzt* Jimmy have you considered my offer? *Bzzzzt*
*almost get killed in the desert*
Have you considered my offer at HHM?
Oh boy....
Not the greatest BB episode, but it’s certainly more than filler. The whole episode highlights Walt’s obsession with control. Working for Gus, he has everything he needs- money, security, a profession he enjoys- but he still has an itch inside him, a drive to assert dominance and to win at something, even something as minuscule as swatting a fly.
The fly also represents Walt's nagging guilt and remorse, something he can never get rid of, which is why another fly comes back at the end of the episode.
As well as there being a unexplained short in production yield if you remembered correctly, Jesse was shorting the yields n pocketing it to sell on his own.
So there's that factor to the story as well. Multiple factors at play.
The fly can indeed tilt the yield off a tiny amount if the right catalyst/free radicals/contamination gets into the reaction matrix. Lol not likely but it's walt's way of tormenting jesse over the unexplained short of yield.
Plus it represents walt's guilt too.
Which is why he almost confesses of killing Jane before he passed out by jesse drugging him with sleeping pills lol.
There's another thing to it too. Breaking bad/bcs is phenomenal with how many view points get laid out and the easter eggs are infinitely there at all times on every episode. Almost every single scene of both shows
This whole episode becomes an Easter egg when jesse cooks solo for the cartel. Had it not been for this episode, he wouldn't of thought to clean up that dirty lab, and would've produced likely a 60-80% final yield at best.
Oh my god so many english teachers its just a fly and who tfcared about the underlying implications if its boring af
@@frikker4704 what does that have to do w my comment
It’s about his guilt for James death
Aaron Paul actually played a character in a guest role on another series who died of ebola. I loved this episode.
Did his intestines slip from his butt?
What series?
@@TomEyeTheSFMguy The series was called "Threat Matrix" and the episode Aaron Paul was in was called "Natural Borne Killers." It aired October 2003.
@@sharonlefkowitz22 thx
This is the exact moment fly turned into flysenberg
LMAO FLYSENBERG
Lol
Truly chilling
"you'll never catch me alive biches.... stay out of MY territory"!
FLYSENBZERG 🪰
Theory: Jesse would never had talked to the DEA if Walt had Gatorade-ed him.
@꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂ ꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂ calling someone a loser on the internet. Big boy
@꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂ ꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂꧁꧂ i can’t take you serious at this point 😂
@@Heisenberg02 yeah neither pal i don't get it surely my joke was in context to a video about breaking bad so how does that make me a weird loser lmao
@@kieranmorris ikr
@@kieranmorris he did good by deleting his dumb comments
The Fly was a very good episode to show the relation of guilt between Jesse and Walt
Yes, very
“I’m sorry, Jesse”
A few episodes later…
“I watched Jane die”
Not much of a guilt.
@@Stoirelius That’s character development and plot building. Walt still somewhat likes Jesse in this season, and he despises him for being a rat and indirectly causing Hanks death in the fifth season. His guilt was no longer there.
@@Stoirelius "a few"
This is the moment Howard Hamlin became a fly
The fly was attracted to the smell of Howard and Lalo.
Lol
People said this episode was bad. This is one of my 3 favorite episodes. The metaphor apparently went over a lot of peoples head and this episode showcases the character flaws that make Walter what he becomes. Control, obsession, the feeling of needing to be the one who “does the job”.
Edit: also it let Cranston flex some of his Malcolm in the middle comedic muscles which is always welcome.
We already knew all that stuff. We learned nothing new. The plot didn't advance. No new questions were raised. Might as well done a clip show for that week.
@@jamsess19 it probably was a pretty funny episode to film tho i do enjoy these kind of fillers as they let me and probably some of the community simmer down even if it does kill the flow of the current season
It went way over your head. This no budget, no thought episode was a favorite of the "I know more than you" dummies.
We already knew that Walt was a control freak. What next a piece of dirt and they argue whether to use a vacuum or broom to remove it?
The reason people hated this episode when it came was probably because they waited whole week for the episode on TV and story to advance and it turned out to be a filler but in my opinion this is one of the most entertaining episode to watch when you binge watch Breaking bad. It has so many funny moments
1:33 I love how he says a fly both serious and embarrassing at the same time 😂😂😂
2:24 how he flicks the swatter after his point lmao
After Better Call Saul S6E8 hits different
That makes me think the fly is Lalo's spirit trying to contaminate Gus's business
Or maybe it's Howard, serving as a representative of the right side of the law even though Walt never met him
@@boogaloobender3462 he might have seen his billboards at some point, so who knows???
Bruh what
Good Point 👍🏽
"Stop acting like such a baby!" Breaking Bad will forever have the best dialogue. At least in my opinion.
it has great dialogue for sure, but what you quoted is a pretty normal thing to say imo lol
@@BenjaminBlep kinda why
@@BenjaminBlep Exactly, although BB has some iconic quotes, this is the most common dialogue ever
It’s not the line that makes it special;
it’s the way how Bryan Cranston said it.
Whenever he does that rapid, outraged voice it all sounds so funny to me. It’s like that angry dwarf from Snow White. He is able to make his anger sounds like comedy. Not everyone has this kind of charisma. I wish I am half as funny as him when I am in bad mood.
This level of glazing is insane
The Fly be like:
"Walt, i'm sorry you're in pain..."
Fly also be like : Walt, you can't help yourself Skyler knew it
"Have you thought about the job offer?
It makes so much sense now. The floor probably cracked a little making the fly smell and search for the two rotting corpses of Lalo and Howard.
Everyone's saying that their bodies caused the fly to appear there but they're buried pretty deep. It's fun to make that connection but it would probably be unlikely
@@alexwells6876 flies can sense smell from 4 miles away dude...(especially Rotten ones) And it will take 8-10 years to decompose the corpse in to skeleton...
@@mikec6935 But nothing suggests Flies can smell through solid concrete... Lalo and Howard are too deep and buried to attract any fly.
Yes, I'm rewatching this scene after THAT episode of Better Call Saul
Walter: It's contaminating the lab!
Lalo & Howard: XDDDDDD
Crazy how well written BCS and BB is. How one episode in the spin off series can breathe in so much new meaning into a filler episode largely unmemorable. At this point I'm convinced the whole BCS plot has been planned before BB even finished. Again, bravo Vince!!
These lab episodes are something more now
This is some sinister stuff happening here this lab is now haunted now that we know 2 bodies are buried under.
Jesse: “Just a fly?”
*The Fly makes his entrance*
This has a whole new meaning after better call saul
This series is really unique, every episode, is like a book chapter.
The lab is a tomb and is creepy Now.
I love the fact that even a fly has an insane backstory! Gotta give it up to Vince Gilligan for his amazing artistry!
genuinely surprised people saying this episode is bad. IMO top 5 in the series
Horrible episode
Lmao
For everyone saying the fly is attracted to Lalo and Howard's bodies. Two things: 1. They are buried 6 feet under thick layers of dirt and concrete. I highly doubt anything that could attract a fly could get out of that. 2. They will have been buried there for about 4 or 5 years at this point. They'll just be skeletons under there with nothing left to decay so again nothing to attract a fly.
1 probably must be correct i don’t know how fly senses works, but 2 not, bodies turn into the skeleton stage after 8-12 years. They surely pretty rotten but not at skeleton point.
depend on ground condition, wet and dry, insect,etc.. make corpse decompse faster but this ground look like a fking sand so maybe they are still in mummy condition instead skeletons
It’s a joke damn it
the regular house fly has an extraordinary ability to detect odors up to four miles away and human bodies decompose into a skeleton in 8-12 years. it’s only been 4-5 years and the fact that it’s two bodies? that fly’s going crazy down there knowing something’s dead
Where do you think flies come from? Flies are the kids of maggots. Where did the maggots come from? There's a fly in a tight space like the SL? Either it came from beneath or were overthinking it. Turns out we weren't, the fly did come from somewhere lol.
I guess the fly really was the ghost of Lalo still fuming about Gus keeping the lab from Eladio.
it's a causal episode, where you can sit back and enjoy, to just lighten the mood of the show even for just a moment before what happens in the episodes following it.
Not really, there’s still a lot of metaphors and character development, but also yeah you’re right
@@hi1916, yeah I know after watching the season again I realised I was a bit superficial with that comment
The fly is there because two people are rotting underneath that lab.
I cant see this episode again in the same way right now
I have no idea how people can dislike this episode.
If you pay attention - it's such a deep and symbolic episode.
They made killing a fly for 48 minutes one of the most symbolic and deep episodes in the history of tv shows - and that's why Breaking Bad is best show ever.
Because people are waiting for a week only to get a filler episode, try using the perspective of people that watch this on tv
@@ididntmeantoshootthatvietn5012 it's not a filler epidode if it serves a purpose
@@PolishGod1234 its easy for fucking binge watchers, but for the people who actually waited for a whole week waiting this episode to air i can understand why they didn't like it, sure there is character development and funny moments but its damn pointless for a breaking bad episode
Does anyone else think the fly is implied to be a spy drone? It makes sense considering the context, with Walt being afraid that they're being bugged and the fly landing right on top of him at the end. But I guess these spy drones don't actually look like flies
@@olaf2627 bruh
I think the fly can smell the bodies of Lalo and Howard, respectively.
One of the best episodes in the whole show honestly, also super humorous at times
This is honestly my favorite episode. It goes back to one of the best parts of the show. Walt’s and Jesse’s dynamic. And shows how far they’ve come. With Walter’s obsession with control, and Jesse being portrayed rationally.
What was a fly doing in a lab that was completely clean, now we know...
Hamlin and Lalo were in there
@@mikeoxmaul837 Simply Lalo was searching for Werner Ziiiieeeegler
This episode hits different after watching BCS 608...
So, you guys think that fly is Lalo reincarnated?
It's Lalo and Howard reincarnted, Howalo...Howalo the Fly
For sure 😂
Howard not Lalo
@@UnknownFortune to mess Gus Fring's production?? Certainly it’s Lalo. 😂
@@UnknownFortune Nah its Lalo. He probably want to mess with Gus's production schedule (For obvious reasons) and both Walt and Jesse for their roles in Tuco's death
Lalo is the fly.
Now we know where those fly came from.
The fly was just trying to go about it’s day sending a video to don eladio
Jesse and Walt: 🤬🤕🪰
Howard and Lalo: 💀💀
The Fly is probably cause of Lalo and Howard bodies
Now we know that the fly is definitely Howard, haunting Jesse and Walt about a stupid job offer someone kept stalling him when he was alive.
Werner Bzzzzziegler
We now know that Lalo Salamanca's Soul is in the Fly.
I like how he made his own fly swatter instead of just getting a real proper one with holes in it so the wind doesn't blow the fly away as you try to swat it, lol.
"Is to bad luck to kill a seagull that use to be a drowned sailor under the sea"
Thomas Wake, 1890
Meanwhile, 1 or 2 meters below ground:
"This Heisenberg, what's he up to man what's he doing"
"Mr. Salamanca, we've been through this... "
"Gale Boetticher.... GAAAAALE...... BOEETICHEER"
"Mr. Salamanca please... "
This is the moment Lalo became The Fly. Holy crap this episode has so much more meaning now.
Lalo and howard are technically in breaking bad now
as dead bodies tho
I actually loved this episode.
About 10 minutes at most out of the 50 is good
Literally nothing but the ending scene where Walt is talking about Skyler's lullaby was good.
@@TheStraightestWhitest That's because Breaking Bad Is way too clever show for simple thinkers like you.
@@TheStraightestWhitestthis is some of the best character interactions between walt and jesse. just because you have the attention span of a gold fish doesn’t mean everyone else hated this episode.
You have no idea how flies can get in a lab. They always end up getting into the most important things.
Ahh
This is the exact moment Lalo Salamanca become a fly.
Maybe its because I only started watching this show well after season 4 ended and I had the whole season at my disposal, but I loved this episode. Some great, funny moments from Walt and Jesse, developing their relationship, and some rare genuine remorse from Walt for what he's done to Jesse by this point. Not to mention some last minute fun and games between the two before shit gets real and barrels to the conclusion of the series. Filler? Probably. But this showed me that people didn't have to get ran over or blown up for this show to keep my attention.
Well now we know why the fly was there!!! The two bodies stored under the lab.
I think we all know why you are here today... Better Call Saul S06E08.
I’ll never look at the lab in breaking bad the same way again
The lab reeks of Howard and Lalo
People who hated this episode are the same people who say 'Better Call Saul is too slow' and dropped it S1.
Honestly this episode might be my favorite from BB just for that reason. I love when Walt tells Jesse about how he met Jane’s dad, and he wonders how a coincidence like that could happen. He’s genuinely perplexed for once. Great writing, I wish Rian Johnson could return to direct an episode for BCS.
I love Better Call Saul and I think this episode is a bit boring.
To be fair the first season of bcs is pretty damn slow in the beginning, especially the pilot episode which is kinda weak tbh. Took me a few times to get into it, even as a huge bb fan. The rest of the show is 10/10 and even better than bb, but I don’t blame people for not being gripped by season one, especially if they haven’t seen breaking bad lol
I don’t trust anyone who thinks this episode is boring
The Lab is not just contaminated it’s haunted too💀
Watching after BCS 6x8... Bravo, Vince...
That fly has a whole new meaning now
This makes so much sense the fly is in there looking for the dead bodies of Lalo and Howard that’s why it’s in there for so long trying to find the bodies.
But then the fly realized that the pursuit of the perfect decomposing body was driving him to madness, causing others in the fly community to be concerned over his mental health. There was an intervention with the fly's friends and family, and he was forced to accept the impossibility of his mission, and gallantly allowed Jesse to swat it after hours of existential anguish. This cautionary tale of self-care was explored in more detail in Better Fly High: A Breaking Bad Movie.
@@moricwilson LMAO
It’s Lalo.
the only one BB episode I can watch with laughing
4 days out and better call saul are goddamn funny episodes
I laugh at most of them because I find Bryan Cranston a funny actor
The first season is hilarious
“You think I’m wired? Yeah, I got a wire, speak into the mic BITCH!”
First 2 seasons had many funny moments
the fly knows somethings under there
Say hello to Lalo and Howard.
The fly is probably a Lalo Salamanca reincarnation !
to quote willem dafoe the lighthouse:
"Is to bad luck to kill a seagull that use to be a drowned sailor under the sea"
This is my favourite episode. I think it's one of those "love it or hate it" deals.
Bottle episodes tend to focus way more on characters and relationships, and the dynamic between Walt and Jesse is one of the best aspects of the entire show. I'd have been cool with a bottle episode with them once per season.
This has a new meaning now.
One of the best episodes in the series, especially the part when Walt talks about the perfect moment to die… great character development
Yes it gives me goosebumps... especially him remembering that the watched a elephant documentation that Day.. its so realistic
So lalo was there huh …
This was a rare occasion where Jesse was the one being the adult.
Fun fact: They never killed the fly. This is the same fly that landed on Mike Pence’s head
Bruhhhhhgghh😂😂😂 was that fly a mike pence refrence??😳😳😳I never noticed it😬😬😬Bravo Vince😅😅😅👏👏👏
@@aryamanachanta 😐
HE CANT KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT
@@LordRambo xd
I thought it got killed by Obama.
everyone talking about lalo and howard but what about that good camera buried with them :(
I think 'Halo' is an appropriate name for the fly.
When you find out that this is all because of 2 corpses buried under the lab.
it’s not bro…
@@pen1smonster329 It is. Lalo and Howard were buried under the lab. They're decomposing and that attracted the fly.
@@pen1smonster329 It surely wasn't the reason when they wrote this episode, but it just makes so much sense if you think about it.
@@kennethcastelino3033 It really isn't
That fly thought it was getting an interview for a big job at the illustrious HHM. Chance to play at the palace! It had no idea what was going on.
*Better Call Saul Spoliers*
The fly was searching for a 2 dead men after all :(
I know I can’t believe it!
This is the exact moment when Lalo turned into a fly.
now it all makes sense