Chuck Has A Meltdown And Passes Out | Nailed | Better Call Saul
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- Опубліковано 29 бер 2021
- Chuck goes to investigate a lead on where Jimmy has been and ends up collapsing from the stress.
#Chuck #BetterCallSaul #Electricity
From Season 2, Episode 9 'Nailed' - Mike takes a methodical approach to his mission; someone questions Chuck's capabilities; Jimmy faces a personal dilemma.
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Better Call Saul is the prequel to the award-winning series Breaking Bad, set six years before Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk) became Walter White's lawyer. When we meet him, the man who will become Saul Goodman is known as Jimmy McGill, a small-time lawyer searching for his destiny, and, more immediately, hustling to make ends meet. Working alongside, and often against, Jimmy is "fixer" Mike Erhmantraut (Jonathan Banks), a beloved character introduced in Breaking Bad. The series will track Jimmy's transformation into Saul Goodman, the man who puts "criminal" in "criminal lawyer."
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This is the moment 1216 became 1261.
one after magna carta
As if I could ever make such a mistake
@@mattressmccabe1686 Never, NEVER! I just - I just couldn't prove it!
@@danielventura6391 He covered his tracks! He got the idiot at the copy shop to lie for him!
@@dennisnguyen2847 You think this is something? You think this is bad? This, this chicanery?
3:56 Are you telling me that a man just happens to fall like that? No, he orchestred it
What a sick joke
@@chuckmcgill5685 And you’re telling me he gets to go the ambulance?!
He looks like he's just falling asleep snoring loudly and proudly.
He orchestrated it! Peter Gould! He defecated on Chuck's grave!
But not our Charlie. Not our sweet little Charlie
Notice his condition got worse when the tables weren't going in his favour. When he entered he thought he had the upper hand. It just shows that his condition is all rooted from his personal feelings for Jimmy, as it all started after he passed the Bar exam.
It could be partially motivated by a grudge against Jimmy, but to me it seemed like his condition got worse in response to self doubt. When his capabilities as a lawyer or even as a person are put into question, he freaks out. He doesn’t start to notice the electricity in the room until everyone around him can’t see his line of reasoning; the cashier is lying to cover Jimmy and Ernesto doesn’t believe that Jimmy sabotaged him. It makes him question his own reality. This is made more painful by the fact that he was able to boil down the situation perfectly, but just couldn’t get anyone to believe him or the evidence necessary to prove it, because Jimmy actively sabotaged him to prevent him from doing so.
"y-you passed the bar?"
*becomes mentally ill
You... you passed the bar?
@@RootedHat What a sick joke!
@@yap9877 03:56
3:50 discord mods when they are arguing with somebody in real life and they can't ban, kick or mute them
discord mods when their kitten sends them chad vs wojak meme with wojak being him and chad being her boyfriend
discord mods in general
Discord mods when a 10 year old girl blocks them
Reddit mods even moreso
Discord mods when their love bunny turns 13.
Chuck is always comfortable around electricity when it leads to Jimmy's downfall. He can put up with it if he is pursuing his goal but when he loses control he starts to freak out.
brilliant analysis! I actually thought it was the placebo messing with him here but that makes so much more sense
Yup and that's why I can't stand Chuck!
That's why I loved the scene when they're all in court and jimmy makes chuck look like a buffoon/mental case with the whole phone thing, etc., Etc.... Just justice ⚖️ for Jimmy :)
@@BillBraskyy And he gets better while Jimmy is disbarred but after getting fired and having his brother try to mend a bridge by being the bigger person he has to put him down then spirals into insanity.
@@Ray_D_Tutto man I'm an idiot, my first time viewing this show I really thought Chuck had that condition, but it's really a physical manifestation of his hate for his brother. I kinda feel sorry for him, imagine being so damaged, hating your own brother to the point that he makes you sick and you wanna destroy him. I do hate Chuck, but I feel sorry for him more than I dislike him if that makes sense.
@@humzaashraf4108 That's your human empathy. You feel for a person that damaged. Granted if that person proceeds to cause grief for others this empathy quickly evaporates. kind of like what's happening in our job climate. People would sympathize (to a point) for some business owners but now that damn near every spot has been ousted as a company that chooses not to pay a livable wage you hardly hear anyone sticking up for them despite their cries for sympathy.
You have to admire that kinko's employee. He did not crack. He did not sing.
He's obviously not used to telling lies but he knows keeping his mouth shut and not giving Chuck any information is safe
Yeah because he was paid off lmao
Lance, his name is Lance.
You know what did crack tho? Chucks head
@@asme4050 lmfao
3:55 coffee drinkers trying to do anything without enough caffeine to kill a small horse
Or any other withdrawing addict
Based. Imagine drinking coffee
“Its not addictive! I could quit drinking coffee at any time!” - millions of Americans.
@@wattsnottaken1 lmao
Relatable
Imagine if Chuck had lived long enough to ride in a Tesla.
Battery go wHiRrRrRrrrRr
He has a seizure all the way to work. But once he's out he's good.
I'm just imagining someone driving next to him and seeing that wild pov
@@Time_Limit lmao Chuck near-beatboxing himself to work
bro would wig out
Guess that's what I get for reading comments
Does anyone else just find the little montages where Chuck is going crazy from electricity just really unintentionally funny
I do, especially the one here before he passes out. 😂
Lmao
Yes, this show is never cheesy but these moments are the only times I laugh without trying
I'm always intrigued how he has these moments with electricity whenever something happens in that he's possibly wrong. He can't even admit he's wrong or made a mistake. Whenever something happens where he did something wrong, electricity is suddenly painful to him.
I feel like a criminal for laughing
3:55 When Walter Jr. wakes up to no breakfast.
😭😭😭
3:54 Math teachers when you get the answer right but don't use their exact method
Reading this comment makes the scene even funnier fr ft.
funniest time stamp ever
I had a maths teacher who told me he didn't care what method I used to get the solution, as long as I got the right answer. 😅
@@BillyButcher90thank god
@@BillyButcher90so Chet 😂
Jimmy cared a lot more about Chuck than Chuck cared about Jimmy
That's really all that needs to be said.
I think a lot of the actions Jimmy did are totally justified, and I totally understand why he isn't too worked up about his death.
Even though Jimmy's to blame for becoming a corrupt lawyer and defending scumbags Chuck's partly to blame for him becoming Saul. Chuck constantly stopped Jimmy from becoming a lawyer in honest, legal ways so Jimmy felt like he had to dip into his old Slippin Jimmy con tactics to get ahead. And all because Chuck couldn't handle that their parents preferred Jimmy to him. He apparently didn't know their dad was a naive idiot who'd fall for the fake sob stories of obvious con men because he was afraid they might be someone who'd actually need help.
@@dylanroemmele906 I watched everything, but what was the reason jimmy changed the number? I forgot
@@beanteam2217 to get Mesa Verde to go with Kim
@@dylanroemmele906 thnx
I love how Chuck mentions he's an "officer of the court" like ANYONE without a legal background would know that doesn't necessarily mean police officer. He said it intentionally to mislead the copying clerk because Chuck knows actually pretending to be a cop is more illegal than what Jimmy did which is why he immediately backtracks once the clerk asks him if he's a cop.
As an officer of UA-cam Comments section 1, paragraph same, I am *asking you* if you edited this statement on or around the time this video was posted. Do you understand?
@@andrewcrawford2977 Ironic that you made a grammatical error yourself..
@@jamirvillarosa7924 Objection! Shallow and pedantic.
@@andrewcrawford2977 yeah I made a typo and fixed it 3 seconds after posting
You don't need a legal degree to know this guy isn't a police officer.
If you work with the public long enough, they will throw all kinds of legalese at you - you will quickly cut right through it. It isn't rocket science. When you are also on hook potentially for aiding a criminal, well, you wise up pretty fast too.
Just the fact that they made the fall so simple made it so shocking
the simple “thuk!” sound made my jaw drop, it’s surprisingly scary
when i watched this for the first time and i saw him hit his head i audibly gasped, simple head injuries can be super severe, and thats what made the scene so gut wrenching
@@tonymontana7241 me too, it disturbed me so much i remember cringing hard out loud! watching horror movies with characters getting injured in all kinds of terrible ways never gets to me the way this tiny moment did 💀
rewatching now is not quite as bad as i remember, i always thought he hit his head on the corner of the counter but even so 😖
@@siamwse it sounds so real aughgfjgjgj
@@siamwse no
Dang. They cut out the part where Jimmy runs in, hits his head on the same counter and then an adjacent one repeatedly as Chuck joins in. Then Walter does the same and Lalo crashes through the ceiling, breaking his neck. So much emotions. That is the exact moment when Mike became King of the Rats.
IT'S LALO TIME-
*Chuck proceeds to beat-box to some rats about why he’s better than them*
ITS LALO TI-BLEH
This is the moment when pie became boiled
Then lyle walked from out of the shadows and was revealed as the true mastermind behind it all
I expected the sales guy to give in.
I expected the sales guy to call the cops.
I expected Saul to just give in and admit his defeat.
What I didn't expect is Chuck so brutally falling off!
Sales guy won't give in because Jimmy was good at persuading him. Even the Sales guy learned from Jimmy about persuading by saying the removal of the footage is "expensive". He trusts Jimmy for that. When Chuck said that he is not a cop and Ernesto said that they should go, he knew he was already safe.
Also Chuck isn't good at persuading the Sales guy to spill. His methods are too direct. It won't work unless he does it like Slippin' Jimmy
This show is brilliantly unpredictable
it never goes down the way you think it will
he fell off
Chuck really let that table get to his head
Hands down that Lance guy is the most loyal guy there is...i cant remember how much Jimmy gave him...But regardless, he stoop up to all the pressure Charles dropped on him...
$200 for his silence. He stayed bought.
204-205 dollars, it's kind of unclear what the first cash payment is bit it's between 4-5 1$ bills to say he wasn't there. The 200$ is to erase the security footage.
@@mikeyreza rewatch the scene, they are literally 1 dollar bills
Don't forget my man Lyle.
The modt loyal guy ? For real ? Some of you are reall shitty and keeping your mouth shut. How is it such a hard skill ?
One guys was nice and gave you cash. This guy is an asshole and is screaming at you. Not that hard to know who I am loyal top.
Poor Ernie, guy is just doing his job and Chuck yells at him. Then Chuck later fires the guy in letting Jimmy get a heads up on what chucks planning.
Chuck never respected Ernie. And it was almost never warranted. Ernie was always just a guy doing his job with a good attitude. When he lied to Chuck it was because Chuck is an insane, vengeful nut who was going to hurt his friend who actually treated him like a human being.
Chuck always underestimated the effects of being a kind human being. He thought Jimmy was scamming everyone into liking him (he scammed a lot to be fair). At the same time though, Jimmy had ACTUAL friends who had his back and he had theirs. He was a good friend, and at least was a decent person (even if phony) to strangers. Chuck valued being a lawyer above everything and it made everyone hate him.
Even getting ernie fired was actually part of chuck's plan. Chuck knew Ernie would spill the beans (Chuck "accidentally" played the tape in front of ernie) and by firing Ernie it would help rouse an emotional response from Jimmy even more.
Ernies the Better Call Saul equivalent of Hugo from Breaking Bad
@@thewitchfindergeneral4015 I always felt bad for Hugo too. All the man did was smoke weed, and Hank ruined his life. Also Witchfinder general is awesome.
@@masterzombie161 B-but Hank da good guy (BrBa fans in a nutshell)
Jimmy: call 911
Ernesto and lance: I missed the part where that’s my problem.
Jimmy: I'm gonna put some dirt in your eyes.
See ya chump
You gonna cry?
@@ndhickson3599 he deserved it didn’t he?
You want 911? Get religion.
03:55 when you gonna play Mario 64, but you forgot to play the other 63 games
Same thing happened to me when I played Fallout 76 but realized I skipped the previous 72 games
Walter White after he burried his barrels:
3:55
More like when jack went for his barrels
@@vinnytheplayer5500 he fainted after he burried his money to hide it from Hank/DEA
3:55 when the Q-tip hits the right spot
I’m crying rn
Excellent comment
i dont get it
@@PaulAllPro when you use the q tip in your ear it pokes your brain and turns it off
Underrated comment
3:55 when Chuck finds out someone has passed the bar
Y- You passed the bar?!
@@hefejp yeah i did
@@muhibaqeel9709 What a sick joke!
*Dies*
@@muhibaqeel9709 WHAT A SICK JOKE!
@@tornadogamah oh shut up (shoots)
3:50 me when I have a breakdown trying to prove the misdeeds my brother has committed
Relatable
So true king
Unironically relatable
Is your name Candice? Do you have a brother named Phineas and a step-brother named Ferb?
@@charlescox290 good one mr.cocks
This is the moment when Chuck became a carpet in a copy shop.
😂😂😂😂
🤣😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣loool
ragdoll
Genius!
3:55 this is the moment when Chuck became unconscious...
Chucksenberg
Chilling
This is the moment when Chuck became Bogdan 😅
@@Sugarplum99 He was never far-off from becoming Bogdan to be fair ;)
@@MattsChannel97
🤣👍🏻
Let's agree that Ernie had the coolest ride in all of the BCS series
yeah
Man she purrs satisfyingly. Not too loud like the needle dicks who drive past you with your window down and want to deafen you, or wake up all the neighborhoods they drive through at night
I as a car guy agree tho Hectors Impala is a close second
That’s Lalo, his Monte Carlo is sick
Fr the evo is beautiful
When I heard Jimmy whisper "Call 911" so pitifully like that... that hurt the most.
Despite the bad blood between the two, Jimmy still loved his brother and was worried he might die.
3:55 is hilarious but we ALL felt that
Chuck was really willing to put himself through all this, just out of spite for Jimmy.
Jimmy was willing to put Chuck through all this just out of spite for his bro
@@pencil6965jimmy is a good guy, he had been mistreated, doubted and repressed by his own brother who would rather have him doing measly underpaid jobs than to actually give him a chance as a lawyer. Chuck’s greatest motivation is sinking jimmy, he is terrible.
This random scene in my recommendation is really forcing me to watch the show again.
Right! I'm so tempted to
Nothing stops you from rewatching. I already rewatched about 6 times. For me personally, the cast, characters, acting and cinematography make BCS a show with the highest rewatch value I ever experienced.
@@Srananbloke are ready for Monday nights episode
2:26 Chuck spoke to Ernesto in that echoey voice to intimidate him
Chuck is a Bene Gesserit
3:56 - 4:00 such a powerful scene. You can tell even Jimmy didn’t mean to take it this far.
He never does. He even wanted out with heisenberg. The difference between him and Walt is Jimmy actually has a soul
@@BOBINDUNwell, walt HAD a soul, but he lost it during the events of the show, hence the name "breaking bad" and not "broken bad"
Lmao you got me using 3:56 as a replay button now
Definitely among the scenes with power.
3:55 this is the moment chuck got real
I just noticed for the first time that Chuck calls Ernie “Ernie” instead of Ernesto in this scene. Was wondering about this the other day if he ever called him Ernie at any point in the show. Everyone else does, but Chuck doesn’t respect him enough to call him his preferred name. Only calls him Ernie when he’s pissed at him.
I think calling him his full "real" name is more a sign of respect and professionality in Chuck's case.
This is the moment Ernesto became Ernie.
Ernie also said goodbye to Jimmy and Kim but not to Chuck. Not out of spite but because it'd be weird to be casual with your boss. Chuck expects everyone to be stiff, robotic, professional and follow the letter of the law that he doesn't understand or finds casual, humanity beneath him.
@@TheLeadhound 😂😂
@@Ray_D_Tutto YES!!!!! I NOTICED THAT TOO!!!!!! That’s probably one of my reasons for hating chuck besides everything else that he pulls, because I’ve been forced to deal with cold, calculating, pseudo-professionalist people so the intimidating air he gives off is ALL too familiar to me. 😅😅😅😅
3:52 when you've been doing shots of tequila all fuckin night long and decide to stand up to take a piss and it hits u
My Liver: Call 911
3:56 Me laying down in bed after work.
The actors in this show are so good. So good that Chuck’s actor, Michael McKean, was upset at the lack of realism with every take. So he decided to hit his head on the corner for real and self-induce a concussion. The real motivation from the real actors is real insane.
joke getting boring
this is the moment mckean's brain became soup
@@rocket7562 this is the moment joke became boring
bravo vince
It's just like how Jared Leto and Matt Smith both learned how to fly and dodge bullets for their roles in Morbius.
Vrabo bince
3:55 JoJo fans sticking an arrow into their arm thinking they'll get cool stand powers but they instead rupture a major artery and get a stroke
As a car person, I cannot ignore that fact that Ernesto inexplicably drives a very clean Mitsubishi Evo. That's probably my favorite character car in the whole BB/BCS universe.
Doing well for a paralegal.
His family is probably loaded.
i noticed that too. in such a good looking blue too
After today's episode, I noticed both Chuck and Howard hit their heads on the table/counter in a similar fashion.
Vince is a genius
Both of Chuck and Howards downfalls where strikingly similar, played by Jimmy and then have a meltdown and look crazy, only howard was murdered
@@dededede9257 Peter Gould was way more involved than Vince was. I know for seasons 2-5 the only thing Vince really did was direct 1 or 2 episodes per season and that was about it. He's way more involved in season 6 though
If you abuse that power, people get hurt! This is not a game!
Well there's not exactly a plethora of ways to hit your head on a table
3:56 Howard Hamlin : "I know how it feels."
This scene was intense
Then Lalo entered the show and the intensity level went sky rocketing.
3:16 Chuck: "I know what he did..."
"HE DEFECATED THROUGH A PHOTO COPIER" XD
3:51 Me getting flashbacks on the cringy things I did on 3rd grade
Same lol
Bruh when chuck hit the table i died
I thought he died
Too funny 🤣
@The Greek Hero lol
This is the moment Lauri Haapanen died
The editing was so dramatic that it was funny to me too
Does anyone else feel bad for Ernie?
Yeah totally. Just a nice guy and poor intern basically trying to do his best and help out anyway he can. He didn't deserve what Chuck did to him at all.
No he's black
Nah he got an evo, he's living the dream
He's kind of in the same position as Howard. Chuck puts on him to do his dirty work with regard to Jimmy, which only goes to show how petty he is.
@@enterthecringe7552 a nice guy? more like a rat patrol? (the provo)
When someone passes the bar:
Chuck's reaction that information:
As someone that works at a copy shop we sometimes get crazy people like this once and a while 😂😂 and the interruption from the girl that said “how do we get this on 11x14?” Is so authentic because people interrupt all of them time 😂😂
You mean people who are crazy enough to forge court documents? Cuz to me that’s the only crazy here lol
This is the moment when James McGill became Slippin’ Jimmy.
More like Charles McGill became Slippin' Chucky.
He was always Slippin' Jimmy from the beginning. Just a regression.
@@JUNJYR More like Trippin’ Chucky cuz it’s all in his head!
This is when Charles McGill became KO Chuck
3:53 is the moment Chuck finds out that other people have passed the Bar
What a sick joke!
3:51 lion king fans after realizing the lion is called king of the jungle but doesn’t live in the jungle
This is the moment Chuck passed the bar
Hitting your head. It’s an HH&M thing
3:55 when slippin’ Jimmy starts slippin’
Genshin Impact fans when they see sunlight: 3:50
3:55 metal heads when I put magnets on their floor
So simple, yet so tense. One of the absolute best scenes of the show IMO. I would probably only put it behind the S5 finale shootout and Jimmy/Mike in the Desert. You can actually see Jimmy when he realises the consequences of his treachery and is presented with a choice to save Chuck and lose or Drive away and risk losing him - that’s brilliant writing right there
3:55 when you wake up in the morning for work and realize it’s your day off
3:56 unsupervised 2 year olds running around the pool
The funny thing is, as much as Chuck flips out on the lack of integrity of it, lawyers stretch stuff to how manipulative Saul is as well. Lawyers don't lie to courts and tamper with evidence, but they do advise their clients to do particular things so their actions look a particular way to the court and they disregard certain facts while emphasizing facts that support their case.
Thats what Chuck does too. He just wants to feel self righteous and hates that Jimmy has better skills than him. Morals are all he has.
3:51 nervous system when confident system walks in
When Chuck asks the guy at the counter if he passed the bar
you passed the bar?
3:56 Me When Morbius 2 Gets Cancelled
No more morbin time
The worst part about Chuck has always been that the only time he will be near electricity is to work against his brother. When he stole the newspaper. When he went into the courtroom to testify against Jimmy even though there was electricity in the “Exit” signs. And this moment right here.
"i don't know chuck.. can you reach into your pocket?"
- A wise criminal lawyer
3:52 Iron deficiency fellas .01 seconds after standing up:
Imagine Chuck McGill and Gordon Ramsey debating over something.
Gordon would eviscerate him. He's the type of guy who isn't afraid of people's responses. Everyone went to ridiculous lengths to cater to Chuck's delusional disorder. Gordon wouldn't. He'd call him a wackjob and that'd be that.
@@michaelpryor1519 Gordon is a rude chef. Chuck (the character anyways) was a lawyer, which can basically be looked at as someone who argues professionally. Gordon would call him a "donkey" and Chuck would bring up 12 reasons why something was true.
@@SamBrickell dont forget "donut" too
Imagine chuck and Ben Shapiro going at it
@@michaelpryor1519 yeah tbh that’s one of the VERY FEW things that kind of pushes my suspension of disbelief with BCS. In real life he’d have been in a padded room much sooner, the bar hearing would have never caved to chucks “accommodations”, and HHM would be sued for allowing a mentally Ill lawyer to be actively working and leading important legal cases
Live footage of man smelling that ZAZA
Howard hits his hed on the desk just like chuck did in the copy shop. It's the same shot
3:50 Atheists when God's plan starts playing.
Monotheists when praying 17098 times doesn’t work:
I guess Chuck is the one who knocks
when you outside and you smell that ZAZA!!!
3:05 Chuck looked like he was about to murder lance like damn
@3:56 me cracking open an egg 🥚 🍳
POV: you’re here after S6E7
"You passed the bar?"
The framing on the hit is so perfect, I felt it myself lmaoooo
I only discovered last week that the actor who plays Chuck is the lead singer of Spinal Tap.
He was also on Laverne and Shirley.
And is lu in the rugrats reboot
And is in "Used Cars"...
Man bein around all them electric guitars musta been killer with his allergy and all.
3:55 best scene in the entire series!!!
This is the moment, Chuck passed the BAR
It's not the electricity that made Chuck pass out in this scene. He just briefly lost track of how many days it has been since Magna Carta and had to reboot himself.
What’s amazing is how engrained being a lawyer Chuck is. This is exactly the tone, pacing, and wording of a direct examination turned hostile cross examination of a witness in court.
3:56 Me when I tell Chuck I passed the bar
3:51 He was forced to watch anime memes
He went one day without Nutting
Anyone notice how Chuck hits his head the same way Howard hits his head on the coffee table after being shot ? Both not caused directly by jimmy himself but because of his actions and schemes before
WHY ARE THE MONTAGES SO UNINTENTIONALLY HILARIOUA
Ikr this whole scene was funny asf😂😂😂😂
3:52 me after saying "this eddible aint s#!t"
You can tell Jimmy cared about Chuck when he took a step back in shock of what just happened
this is the moment chuck called saul
*This was the moment when Ernesto spoke to Chuck, as if he were a child.*
3:56 bro think he howard hamlin
I really love the way this show is shot. Like in one scene you see from nearby's pov and the next shot from an outsider's perspective. Great camera work with all those long shots.
*_Better F*ck Chuck intro starts playing_*
I get knocked down but I get up again
Hah dude those are Ricoh copiers, I work on them and those models are accurate to when this takes place. That attention to detail
2:57 I AM NOT CRAZY!
this is the moment chuck became fall goodman.
3:55 americans when they haven't eaten mcdonalds in 2 days
Very accurate
3:52 Chuck shouldn’t have held a GoPro.