Better Call Saul - 4x4 Talk - Group Reaction
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2020
- Jimmy starts a new job, Nacho goes on a mission, and Gus confronts Mike in Season 4 Episode 4 of Better Call Saul! The Normies discussion and review follows the reaction!
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When you guys pointed it out, I finally got it. Mike was thinking about Matty writing his name in the cement when he built the carport because it was something he had completely forgotten about; Stacey had to remind him of it earlier. And when she was talking about the idea of forgetting Matty, it got him worked up because he was afraid it was already happening to himself.
Woah, that totally flew over my head. Thanks for clearing that up.
Mike's facial expressions during that scene spelled it out. It's a testament to Jonathan Banks' acting. He has an incredible way of letting the mask slip from Mike's cold demeanor without completely giving it away.
10:07 Always loved the small nod the twin gives to Nacho.
It's pretty much the only time we see one of the twins show the tiniest bit of humanity and it's right after shooting a bunch of guys lmao
Minor spoilers for Better Call Saul. It really seems every member of the Salamanca family values Nacho and they treat him like family almost, none of them seem to suspect at all that he'd betray them, Nacho does not share the same feelings for the Salamancas though. It adds a lot of depth to Nacho and the Salamancas.
Nacho has always been (or appeared to be) solid for the Salamanca crew. He's even been running their distribution while Hector is out for them, without getting out of line over it. They value loyalty.
They end it that way because they want to make sure you'll watch the next one.
Nacho just broke my heart. Reminds me a little of Jessie
the Hummel guy is Ira from Vamonos Pest.
Oh shit nice catch! So if Saul never met him Walt and Jessie would never meet Todd....
Riiiight I thought I'd seen him before
@@CharlieBrown20XD6 more specifically, if Mike did the hummel job, they never would have met Todd
Kim. All her hard work and what does she have show for it. Bank buildings. Not helping people, not really using her talents, not making a difference in people’s lives, just opening bank branches. I’d be unsatisfied too. Her passion is people, not corporate law.
Funny how Suraj mentions Nacho being between a rock and a hard place at about 9:00.
The real Mike died with his son. He’s just “doing it for the family”
Except Mike does legit do it for the family. But he hates himself for it.
Mike is the only person not instantly intimidated by Gus. It's why Gus respects him so much.
Jessie also stood up to him: from the time where Gus pulled him into the meeting with the drug dealers that had Combo killed and said "This ends now!" and Jesse just responds with "No.", goes on to express outrage that they use little kids to do their dirty work, and even taunts Gus by saying "You're supposed to be some respectable business man? Is this how you conduct business?" In that case, he actually (seemingly) managed to wring a concession from Gus, who told the dealers "No more children." Then later, during Gus's big show with the box cutter, Jesse locks eyes on Gus and stares right at him the whole time Gus is slitting the guy's throat, and Gus definitely notices that. Jesse also stands up to Gus when Gus invites him to dinner at his house, and every moment after that when (despite his own estrangement from Walt) he insists that he won't work for Gus if Gus kills Walt. I always thought all this impressed Gus and was at least a part of why Gus decides to handle Jesse by having him work more closely with Mike, thus bringing him closer to the inner circle, and is what what Gus meant when he responds to Jesse's question outside the diner with "I like to think I see things in people."
"If you can still hear gunfire, you're winning."
- My mum when she saw the twins' shootout scene
she wasn't wrong
8:50 He manifested the future.
These next 6 episodes are the best series of episodes in the series....up until season 5
“Fucking Salamancas.”
ONLY 4 MORE EPISODES!!
Nacho is stuck between an unstoppable force and an immovable object.
I was sooo happy when Suraj brought up Fight Club regarding the therapy session. That's the first thing I thought and I was hoping someone would relate that.
Great reaction pre and post both, entertaining and enlightening.
According to many this is one of the least important episode of the series, but it isn't. It's called Talk because it's what Jimmy, Mike and Kim should do, but they never do:talk to someone about their traumatic experiences, about what is going on in their heads. And the opening is to make us think Mike finally has done it:we all thought he talked about his son, in order to share his pain with someone and finally face it. But he doesn't, he does the usual Mike, showing everybody that man is a liar and insulting everybody, saying that what they are doing is completely pointless.He should have talked about Matty with the group and with the woman that is clearly interested in him, and start a relationship with her, but he doesn't care, he doesn't want to think about his trauma so he needs to work.
The same goes for Jimmy:he should talk to Kim and to a shrink about his feelings, but he doesn't, and accepts the job only to make Kim think it's all good, he doesn't need to talk to her or to a shrink:he is avoiding thinking about his trauma.
And the same goes for Kim:the car accident and Chuck suicide were traumatic for her, made her think about what is important in her life, and surely it's not making rich people richer, but helping people who need her. She should talk about her feelings to someone, but she can't talk to Jimmy because she doesn't recognize him anymore after Chuck death, so just like the other two she passes her days in the court to avoid thinking about her problems.
I think the guy mike was accusing of making up stories of his "dead" wife probably did it to try score pity points to pick up widows who were emotionally vulnerable and probably be easy marks for him to "pick up" as it were
Suraj and Rana, Juan Carlos Cantu { Manuel Varga } played Father Suarez in an episode of "LOST". He appeared in 6x09 | "Ab Aeterno { Richard's flashback } as the priest who wouldn't forgive Ricardo and then sold him to Jonas Whitfield, an officer of the Black Rock"
Puedo quedarme.. por un ratito 😭😭😭😢 Nacho to his dad.
That hits harder when you're latino :'(
Another great episode.
Wow that judge is totally Neelix from Star Trek Voyager. I didn't notice until right now, the voice is totally the same.
Was it the Beta Quadrant he's from?
Nacho is the best character on Better Call Saul. it had to be said.
Wait this vid came out a min ago and your comment is a month old??
@@bando3107 Patreon early access.
Jimmy and Kim are right there though! But I do love Nacho, I think for having the least screen time, he's one of the most universally loved characters in either show.
I dont like him THAT much - he is alright - but the big L and kim are my favorites
Mike is the best character
Where the shootout happened is where Walt made his FIRST deal with Gus is BB when Jesse was all out of it with Jane.. but it was abandoned. Probly after the shootout . SOO GOOD
What the FUCK for real?
@@weewer3369 yesssir.. just take a look.. I believe it's season 2 episode 12 or 13 in breaking bad.. little things like that is what makes this writing and universe, SO FUCKIN AMAZING
bullshit , cause jimmy didnt become saul and saul recommends walter to gus via mike (i know a guy, who knows a guy, who knows another guy)
@@robbieabraham9850 wait what?? Wat does Jimmy hafta do with where Gus could have Ben using as a drop off point for who knows how long?!? U sound like an outstanding idiot right now.. just go watch the 2 scenes and then get back to me before I sound any more ridiculous
I always liked mike, this episode made me love him
Yes, Nacho is not in Breaking Bad. But we all know his real name is Ignacio at this point. And when Walt and Jesse kidnap him in BB he says "It wasn't me, it was Ignacio." Just some food for thought guys.
Pat really is living with a pet fox
Did I miss 4x5, or did it not get posted 6/23?
Now to wait another week : 'c
I feel you nahid, why they gotta end it like that. always
Kim is sick of Mesa Verde. She was hoping it was coming to an end. But they have more and more stores. She wants to get back to court.
12:43 came back for this
Top 5 smartest criminals in Breaking Bad:
1. Walter White
2. Gus Fring
3. Mike Ehrmantraut
4. Nacho
5. Krazy-8
OMG that doggie is adorable. That's all.
He's gonna perforate his own bowels. Better get the vet on that sniff test.
You should do a reaction to the Hazbin Hotel and/or the Helluva Boss pilot videos, please
The more I watch this show, the more I hate Walter White.
11:34 Marc Evan Jackson
I kinda feel bad for his character. So what if he lied in group therapy? Maybe he was working his way to the truth but he was embarrassed and decided to fudge details in order to express his grief. Mike himself has stuff to hide, and only Stacy knows the truth about what happened, but now that she's moving on emotionally, Mike's being left behind with the full measure of grief.
I like that actor!! Sad to see him get crushed by Kong on "Kong: Skull Island"
Edit: he also looks like Bill Nye in my opinion
The judge being mad at Kim for sitting in court was on of the dumbest parts of the show. Anyone can sit in on court, so why would he be mad at her for doing something everyone has the right to do?
He wasn't mad. He said he would put her to work if she showed up again, something she obviously wanted.
Maybe mad isn’t the right word. The question is, why is her being there even an issue?
@@josephsarto689you’re definitely right, one can easily skim over that but i have the same thoughts as you
@@josephsarto689That judge always knew Kim, and knew she was a talented lawyer, was always confused w that too
What I dont like is how one wants to be a vet to help animals, but end up putting more down.
FUCKING NELIX!!!!!
Tyrus gets blown up with Gus
Are you offended for therapists?
I dnt feel bad for Gustavo, Tyrus or victor
Mike was pissed at stacey for her story that she forgot about matty while making breakfast
No he wasn't.
It's possible, but I think he also knows that he can't blame her for it, so that's why he unloads on the lying guy.
@@Arberin
I don't think "pissed" is the best word. I do feel like her mentioning that, " triggered" Mike's temper. Of course you can call that, pissed. But I feel like it only partially describes the situation. Just trying to help, no offense intended
✌️😎Peace
Not at Stacey, Mike didn't like thinking of it though. But he is smart enough to understand it. IMO
✌️😎
I think he was angry because he felt like he was forgetting about Matty himself. If you look back to last season, Mike didn't remember building the carport or letting Matty draw his name in the wet cement. Stacey had to remind him. So when she was talking about the possibility of forgetting Matty, he became fixated on that lost memory.
"Obviously Nacho isn't in Breaking Bad..."
Breaking Bad - "Better Call Saul" episode: "It wasn’t me! It was Ignacio! He’s the one!”
doesn't mean he's in breaking bad
@@420deepthroat9 - Within the context of their comment it does.
The timeline overlaps, but the character is obviously not in BB. A mention is not the same as being in the show. I wish he had been. I love Nacho. Check out his Twitter. That is one dreamy man. Makes me thirsty!
@@endorphinzz he also name drops Laulo, who later gets name dropped as being dead. Doesn't mean he's in BB
just remove pat... that is no reaction.. just stucked into his phone...
Pat is the best one
@@fathergabrielstokes4706 said no one ever XD haha. I get that you like him.. but "the best" ... too much haha
Probly the worst episode of the show. Only up from here.
This is the worst argument