LAW STUDENT WATCHES *BETTER CALL SAUL* s6ep8 for the FIRST TIME 'Point and Shoot' Reaction!
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Hi, my name is Elie Moses and I am a 23 Year-Old Law and Film student here in Sydney, Australia. We finished reaction to Breaking Bad and now it is time to watch BETTER CALL SAUL for the first time! Here is my reaction to episode 8 of Season 6! LALO'S LAST STAND!
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The bodies Hank found after the lab was burned down were the two guys Walter shot in that episode, in case no one has said it yet
Yes but they were the two guys Walt killed. Funny coincidence tho
Literally what op said @@DenseEpiphany
@@DenseEpiphanywhat
We are to assume Howard and Lalo were never found
@@Kyuzo-dj2fp literally what I said LMAO
Oh also of note, this was the episode they were shooting when Bob Odenkirk had his heart attack. Vince, Rhea, Tony, and Patrick were all present too. In the commentary for the episode they point out which shots were prior to the heart attack and which shots were from weeks later, it's crazy how well they matched everything and made the scene appear seamless.
Lalo was such a huge challenge for Gus, and in the end Gus got lucky (and he knows it, and I think Lalo knew it too given his dying smile) but this I think explains his feeling of invincibility in Breaking Bad. Some conceited high school chemistry teacher sure didn't seem like much of a threat.
"But don't be fooled, even a house cat can scratch" -Lalo Salamanca. Guns and bombs of course can cancel out a lot of athleticism and even intelligence if you just point it the right way with dumb luck haha.
@@benjaminroe311ify Yes the "house cat" analogy definitely applies to Walt too. Gus' desire for revenge was his downfall, gave Walt a last-minute solution.
Also very similar to Walt feeling invincible after killing Gus…didn’t work out too great for him either
@@Violetsareblue092 I feel like that may have been an intentional parallel. Gus was Walt's version of Lalo, from his perspective.
@@jmwild1 oh yeah definitely agree it’s intentional, there are so many parallels and similarities in their characters. They even first introduce Gus in BB by saying they are a lot alike.
I’ve always interpreted Gus’s statement of ‘“he talked Lalo out of it” to mean that Gus realized in that moment that Lalo didn’t really care who came to Gus’s house, since this was all a diversion anyway to keep people away from the lab. Gus knew that this was out of character for Lalo.
"You point and you shoot - and you keep on pulling that trigger until it's empty." Lalo had no idea he was describing his own impending death.
Poor Howard. Murdered, reputation ruined, buried with his own murderer. This is Shakespearean levels of tragedy.
Exactly! It's Macbeth!
“It wasn’t me it was Ignacio” now we finally know exactly why Saul says that again in Breaking Bad.
Clearly Lalo was just helping Kim and Jimmy with a drunk trespasser in their apartment. 🙃
What a guy
Love how Lalo goes out like the Joker, laughing as his dies
This was the episode where Bob O. had his big heart attack. It was after shootong one of the scenes of them on the couch where Lalo gives them instructions. Hes so lucky to he alive. If hed gone back to his trailer between takes hed be dead. But he sayed on set... It just so happened he was talking with Patrick Fabian and Rhea Seahorn when it happened...they called over the on set EMT who happened to also be right near by and had a defibulator. She kept him alive for like 10 minites til paramedics came.
47:58 - "Howard and Lalo buried together. You've got to be kidding me." Literally EVERY other person I've watch reacting to this scene said the exact same thing. It's one of the saddest moments from the show.
he deserved so much better..."in another life" he could've spent the rest of his days with Ziegler's wife in Germany, but his honorable obsession for justice lead his cold body to be dumped next to Howard...who by the way, as a side note, not to be taken too serious though, also got shafted by the whole ordeal
Part of Jimmy becoming Saul is that he never has to think about the consequences of his actions. Both at the office and at home he is the monster that he created.
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It’s entirely possible that Mike did know Howard from his job as a parking attendant at the courthouse.
I never thought of that- omg😢
Honestly, I know some dislike it but I really do love the way Lalo goes out. Yeah it was predictable but holy fuck. Like anything could have happened. Gus got lucky, was grazed a few times but was okay. Lalo’s last breath is a laugh as he spits out blood, chills. He lost because he got cocky, and Gus lost because of his emotions. They both succumbed to their biggest flaws. And then the burial scene *chef’s kiss*
I liked it too - I actually found the predictability of it to circle back around to the unpredictable. I was so sure something inhumanly crazy was going to happen, Walter White style. The way he goes out so fast in a typical gunfight actually wound up surprising me!
22:42 - "He talked Lalo out of it?" When I first heard this I thought the same thing as you did... that Gus was "impressed" with Jimmy's ability to talk people into / out of things.
But later on, I figured out that this was the moment when Gus realized Lalo's "real" plan. Lalo had no intention on having someone "kill" Gus. If it was that easy, he would have done it himself. He knew that anyone walking up with a gun would be stopped. Lalo's real intention was to create a distraction / diversion. This way, ALL of the security team would be at his house, and the laundry would be left unguarded.
Thanks for another great reaction.
Ok I’m kinda commenting as I watch. I literally LOL’ed when you said “imagine if they bury Lalo in the lab”.
I remember when I first saw this episode from start-to-finish, and it definitely felt like the ultimate turning point that truly paved the way for some very important characters not only in the Better Call Saul timeframe, but also Breaking Bad as a whole!
Kim’s guilt and ultimately send off in the following episode (which I believe you saw at this point, right?), Jimmy’s final nail in the coffin in completing his full transformation into Saul Goodman, Gus’ cementation as the overarching villain in most of the Breaking Bad universe in the overall world before Walt truly makes his way down, etc.
Not gonna lie, when I first saw this episode, when Kim was going to (try to) kill Gus, I instantly had flashbacks of Jesse killing Gale to save Walter playing in my head.
To answer some of your questions, particularly on my opinion on how I felt about Jimmy and Kim’s situation and facing the consequences of what they put Howard through; I honestly have a 50/50 view and feeling process.
While I do well acknowledge that this was definitely coming for Jimmy and Kim, facing the consequences, and their scheme coming back to bite them, I still held onto the attachment to the two characters, not only the characters who genuinely love each other, helped each other through thick and thin, but also the two incredible characters in general, even if at this point, they’d become horrible people.
I definitely knew I’d see consequences, and expected to see them like these, but at the same time…is it sad that I didn’t want to lose them? I don’t even think Howard would’ve wanted them to pay in blood 🩸He even tried to dissuade Lalo from hurting Jimmy and Kim, and he genuinely thought he was gonna hurt them instead of him.
Speaking of which, bye bye Lalo 👋 You had a good run. It’s also a bittersweet fairwell to Tony Dalton and his fantastic performance 😈
Honestly, a lot of people love to talk about Lalo’s role with Nacho and the Salamanca’s, and rivalry with Gustavo Fring, and I don’t blame them.
But honestly? One of the biggest things about Lalo that stands out to me is how he’s the final piece of the puzzle on Jimmy McGill’s road to becoming the Saul Goodman we know in the Breaking Bad universe!
Much of Saul’s livelihood and operations, especially how far down Saul is willing to go is thanks to his meetings and encounters with Lalo. It lead to Saul going from mere scams to genuine cutthroat approaches. Before Lalo, even Jimmy never would’ve stooped as low as murder.
Being Lalo’s lawyer, and occupational hazards that came with it, was the final nail in Jimmy McGill’s coffin to becoming Saul Goodman which would pave his way to representing the great and horribleness of the one and only…Heisenberg.
Can't believe Lalo and Howard were right under Jesse's feet when he was going shimmyshimmyyashimmayyayya in the inflated lab suit
I know some might think its a big deal but its those little things that a prequel does to enhance the original story imo. Like watching BB again will be entirely different now haha
Good call on Mike’s guilt. He really hates people dying around him who aren’t “in the game”. Great reaction as usual. Catch ya on the next one 👍
Its true and makes Mike somewhat sympathetic, but also makes him a hypocritical idiot imo. How many "out of the game" people have to die before you maybe realise your whole job is completely and obviously evil and your honour code is a horseshit justification? Mike feels guilty, but never lets that guilt change his path, he just uselessly wallows in it. A lot of people praise the "bad choice road" speech in 5x09 as sage advice, and think of Jimmy as ungrateful for initially rejecting it, but within the context of the story at that time and especially with the added context of season 6, its really a violent criminal fatalistically rationalising his choices. "But eventually you're back on [the bad choice road]" is the same shit Chuck always said to Jimmy, that fundamentally there's no hope of becoming a better person, yet people have wildly different reactions to Mike saying it and Chuck saying it. Jimmy and Mike have the same thematic core, they are both scumbags who resign themselves to being scumbags, and thus become even bigger scumbags.
Mike's conga line up the stairs is one of the funniest moments in the show
There was a "cowboy switch" so that Jonathan Banks didn't have to run up those stairs.
Lyle singing Pollos Hermanos with the melody of La Cucaracha. 🤣
Howard's death was due to a lot of things : Kim and Jimmy's plan, Kim who didn't say to Jimmy Lalo was alive, Kim was the leader of plan against Howard but Jimmy would have to stop her idea and not be agree with her, and Howard came at Jimmy and Kim's appartment but he was at the wrong time because Lalo came too and that's not directly Jimmy and Kim's fault. But it has clearly consequences of Kim and Jimmy's fate.
let's not forget the main culprit whose stupid actions caused all of this to land on all the others in the first place...Werner Ziegler! (I'm not even joking)
He knew what kind of people he was working with and practically commited 2nd hand suicide because he felt unpatiently homesick and lonely. And then he "talked to somebody about it" despite Mike giving him a last warning earlier to NOT do exactly that!
Everything Jimmy and Kim did that made Howard consequently be at their appartment had nothing to do with the reasons that made Lalo be there aswell...and the latter is clearly what turned this situation into a "cruel fate".
Mike probably knows enough about Howard to know that he was most likely a good person. He would have seen him during his days as the parking attendant. More than that, though, he knew enough about Kim and Jimmy's scam to know what they were setting up for Howard. That would have taken some extra digging on top of the surveillance, but we know Mike to be tenacious and thorough, even if the issue is peripheral. The distaste for Kim and Jimmy's behavior was real, as was his sadness that yet another good person bit the dust simply by being in the wake of people involved with the cartel. Mike's evolution into the person we know from Breaking Bad is now complete.
Even moreso when Mike meets up with a certain someone in the following episode, where Mike finally gets called out on doing the same stuff the Cartel has been doing.
“You gangster’s and your justice…you’re all the same.”
"Its a revolver, its idiot proof"
I may be wrong but I think its the same gun (type/model, not exact same obviously) that Walter used lol
I never even thought back to Mike finding the good samaritan, and comparing that to Howard who will never be found. Damn
lol, Lalo’s Vlog comments were hilarious.And you’re right - he was built up to be an almost superhuman character, so his rather tame death suggests they struggled to find a truly credible way to write him out. But a minor gripe in such a superb series.
To be fair. It seems rather realistic. No way that Lalo with the personality of him we have already seen after being disrespected and attacked in his own house... biding his time in secret and alone to manipulate everyone to get this 1 vs 1 confrontation with the man that killed his "family" would have hurried and run away with that camera to tattle on him to Don Eladio. Lalo is getting ready to shoot Gus in the head here and Gus just outplays him. To be fair. It's a bunch of luck. Gus is lucky Lalo couldn't hit him on the move and that he ACTUALLY did get a vital shot off on Lalo etc. But it's definitely plausible especially psychologically but also physically.
Just imagine if this took place in present day and Lalo could have just FaceTimed Don Eladio instead lol
This episode (and the finale) is up for the Outstanding Writing For A Drama Series Emmy next week. Personally, part of me wants BCS to not win any of the Emmy's they're up for. They've been so criminally ignored by the people who vote/give those awards out over the years, throwing them a bone now would just feel wrong somehow. They shoulda won, like, 30 already, but have ZERO. I don't want anyone to be able to point to one/two token Emmys so they can say this show was acknowledged. Fuck 'em. All the same, if/when I see them announce Smith, Gould, Odenkirk, Seehorn, or the show as winners next week, you can bet your ass I'll be doing my best impression of Hopper jumping on his bed at the end of Hoosiers... LMFAO
My favorite Onion headline of the last few years was "Emmy voters again honor Better Call Saul as the best drama on television by giving the award to a different show."
@@toddjh Oh, bless you my friend. LMFAO. That is GOLD. Hadn't seen that one before. I'm going to search it and immediately post on my facebook. Thank you, thank you...
@@toddjh Can't find it :(
I never connected the Mike stare at those bodies, especially Howard, disappeared forever with no one knowing what happened or where their bodies are. Great observation.
Here’s something else that a few have pointed out: we all know the kind of person Howard was, friendly and was on a first name basis with many people, he was genuine with everyone he met. Mike was the parking lot attendant at the courthouse, so he probably interacted with Howard every day. I could see Howard talking to Mike, asking how his day is going and maybe even having a quick chat about their lives outside of work. Mike was probably the best judge of character in the BrBa/BCS universe, and so he knew that Howard was a genuinely good person. That’s probably a big reason why having to bury him in that manner, next to the sociopathic killer who ended Howard’s life, was absolutely soul crushing for Mike.
37:50 Yo and imagine he buries Howard there too 😅😂. And his body is there the entire time in Breaking Bad..
I'm convinced Gus only lives because of plot armor. If Better Call Saul existed without Breaking Bad, Lalo is killing Gus at the laundry either during or before his speech.
He was wearing literal plot armor when Lalo shot him.
Another banger reaction! Can’t wait for the next one.
I was both glad they finally faced the consequences of their despicable actions towards Howard & a bit scared, mainly for Kim cause I just didn’t know if she’d make it or not, I mean, if they’d ice Howie like that… man oh man, I love how disgusted Mike is with the both of them & the sadness & disappointment in his eyes as they bury Howard alongside his killer. He truly understood the weight of the situation & once again, an innocent person is dead as a result of this game they’re all immersed in. And although we never saw them interact, I’m sure Mike saw Howard from time to time when he still worked as the parking attendant at the court house. Ugh! At least they treated his lifeless body with some respect as they dropped him in that hole, under the freaking lab of all places like wow, just wow. But Patrick Fabian, still giving a great performance, even after death to just be lying there like that. Rest easy Howard & I hate but don’t hate to say but rest in peace Lalo as well! Such a lovable villain I must say, such a joy to watch, just so charismatic! Killer performance from Tony Dalton!
Another BANGER reaction Elie! And let’s give a shoutout to the unsung hero of this episode, of this series, Reliable Lyle! The greatest employee of all time!
It seems more like Howard has faced the consequences for them. They are currently getting off scott-free.
I wonder why Lyle isn't in Breaking Bad? No explanation ever given.
@@DIEGOSHAYLyle must have been promoted to management 😂
The whole time Walt was battling with that fly Lalo and Howard's bodies were under the earth like "wtf is this man doing up there?" 🤣🤣🤣
I love these shows for the drama and emotions and story. The one thing I hope the most from people that watch these shows is that they never decide to be a hard criminal, a drug dealer, a crooked lawyer. It's just not worth it and hurts yourself more than other people. In the end for Gus was all of THIS worth it? I get the human need to avenge the murder of a loved one. I understand the feeling and need that even if you feel Evil yourself you want to wipe people who are MORE EVIL from the Earth but these shows should really show the value of being a GOOD person vs THIS. Thanks for your reaction.
The 2 bodies Hank found after the lab exploded is the guy who went down with Walt in the elevator and the other is the guy who was watching Jesse after Walt came back from the nursing home after Gus died.
I'm reminded of a line from Hector earlier in the series, "no! We built this business. Salamanca money. Salamaca blood." And Gus' new business is built literally on top of a Salamanca body, the soil mixed with Salamanca blood.
No comment on Mike until Papa Varga speaks his piece next episode.
I think the burned bodies found by Hank was of the guy guarding Jesse in the lab and the guy Walter forced to ride down in the freight elevator. Walter shot them both just before they torched the lab.
I don't see Howard's murder as Jimmy and Kim facing a consequence. They may feel bad or horrible and it certainly has an impact on their lives but what they did to Howard and what they had -up until recently- been involved with were worlds apart. Lalo was the only somewhat possible threat that could have even on the fringes entered their minds and Jimmy had been assured of his death and Kim had been assured that they were being watched and protected from Lalo. I suppose Howard coming to their home is a foreseeable event though it had never happened before. But a violent dead man from another world coming there and coming at the same time? That wouldnt be in the realm of possible outcomes, especially for Jimmy. Frankly anyone including Howard could have been there at that time and the outcome would have been the same. i do hold Kim a bit(more) responsible since she knew Lalo was alive even though she thought she was being watched and protected. i think what they did to Howard was trash though and highlighted really how well Kim had been doing, despite how much her relationship with her mom screwed her up, at least until she hooked her star to Jimmy and that toxicity bubbled up to the surface, not too dissimilar from Jane being clean until she was around Jesse using.
I herd one of the creators (I don't remember who) talking on the commentary of one of this episodes here on youtube, and they said that all the Howard scheme leading to his death was a parallel to Jimmy getting Chuck's insurance cancelled, and that leading ultimately to his death. The point was that Jimmy never learned from his mistakes, cause he was never willing to learn.
@@gonzalogallego9265 That occured to me but i think Jimmy was a much more direct cause of Chuck's death than Howard's. Everything that happened with Chuck was a foreseeable possibility if Jimmy had actually thought it through instead of being himself and reacting impulsively out of anger. This with Howard and Kim's meticulous charge of the plan; never in a million years would they have been able to see a future where this plan would lead to Howard and Lalo being in the same room. That would have taken a Dr. Strange level of probability sight. And of course Jimmy believed Lalo was dead. In fact, iirc, the beginnings of this Howard plan started the night they learned Lalo was dead or soon would be and that they were safe.
@@preciousodyssey I get what you're saying. I also think that Jimmy never thought that messing with Chuck's insurance would lead to his suicide. In season 4 episode 1, Jimmy tells Kim that Chuck was playing music in his house and seemed fine. And Howard also thought that Chuck was strong, and he could take it. But I get your point that we can't blame someone for something that's an incredible improbability and they couldn't have predicted. I think the point is that things can get out of control if you start messing with someone, and you never know what could be happening in their lives.
Fring says that he will Save Hector for last. Hector didn't get that memo.
The acting! Such talented people involved in this production.
Patrick Fabian definitely regretted Howard dying with his mouth open. 😆
I don't think the show is trying to get you to root for or feel bad for Jimmy and Kim. I think they are quite clearly showing that they deserve to suffer for what they have done.
I think Lalo didn’t want to leave anything to chance with Don Eladio because Eladio seriously doesn’t trust anyone & needed play by play definitive proof that his big earner Gus needed to be put down.
I look at the sunset shot of Howard's car and the bird flying over the ocean as a tribute to Howard.
I cannot believe you talked over that final scene with Lalo and Gus....
11:18 You completely missed «it wasn't me, it was Ignacio!!» line, didn't you? 😀
22:41 you misunderstood «He talked Lalo out of it» part also, this was not about Jimmy's ability to "talk his way out of things" that mattered to Gus, it was about Lalo not caring who's going to Gus' house to do "point and shoot" stunt, at that point Gus knew it was a ploy.
I don’t see them as facing the consequences for being part of the cartel as you could say the same about Nacho’s fate for joining the cartel. I think Jimmy and Kim’s journey is summed up by Mike’s speech in Bagman about how bad decision makes you go down an endless bad path and no matter what you do, you will always be forced to make things worse. Nacho, Mike, Walter White all seem to have gone down bad choice road to their end.
"We all make our choices. And those choices, they put us on a road. Sometimes, those choices seem small, but they put you on the road. You think about getting off, but eventually you're back on it. And the road we're on led us out to the desert and everything that happened there and straight back to where we are right now. And nothing, nothing can be done about that."
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Jesus Mary and Joesph that’s a big ass Jason Vorheees knife….we need to talk, pal 😂😂
its sting from LOTR and The Hobbit hahah
@@eliemoses😂😂😂😂
I hope that Sting and Bob helped you get though this one. I was afraid that you might put an eye out with that thing! You about killed me when you broke the tension talking about Lalo the blogger. Excellent reaction!
I believe they had to get permission to actually dig into the floor of the sound-stage the lab space was set up in to get a deep enough hole for this episode.
Don't forget that during the beginning, Jimmy pretty much thinks he's interacting with the first guy to be resurrected since Jesus the Christ...you know, if Jesus showed up to their door on a revenge spree while being pressed for time.
Nah, Jimmy and Kim needed to face the consequences for their actions but I can't say that they deserve this either. If you've lived through watching somebody you know die suddenly and violently right in front of you, you know that's not the kind of shit you can wish on anybody. I'm thankful for years and years of therapy because ooh baby the way they shot all of these aftermath scenes is extremely triggering. Like, it's weird to say but that's a compliment. I definitely feel for both of them in this situation. Howard didn't deserve to die like that, and they were wrong for what they did to him - but I'd argue they really *didn't* know what they were asking for. Yeah they got in bed with the cartel but this isn't a lifestyle either of them really know well (yet). They couldn't have known it would go down like this.
Lalo like other deaths are at the right moment in the show. I like the tension even if i would like to see more about Kim and Saul, and the scene with Kim on the road next to the police is not so important. And Lalo killed every Gus men...But great episode even if i prefer episodes 7 and 9, Lalo vs Cus was great and the tension. Poor Howard to finish like this
lets goooooo!!!!
Just not buying Gus leaving his safe house. There’s every reason to believe it’s a scheme by Lqlo and no reason to believe he can stop it
It gets way worse when he brings the most inept goons to s gunfight in world history.
Yes sirrrr certified banger
It's really nice to hear a natural Spanish speaker. So many of the others are so painful. Lalo has a nice voice. Giancarlo obviously practiced his speech, though. It sounded good.
Yeah! I love watching these kinds of shows in English since watching them in Spanish doesn't make justice to the actors performance due to the dubbing. And also it makes some scenes very... Unintentionally funny, like, how can he can't understand what a character is saying even tho they're speaking the same language? But yeah, hearing Gus in BB was funny, but hearing Lalo?! Ear candy
@@doctorpobrezahd3625 Me gusta la voz de Lalo. De verdad.
@@doctorpobrezahd3625 I always just told myself that Gus affected an idiosyncratic accent to make people uncomfortable.
@@sallyatticum Respuesta a su mal español: es chileno.
@@doctorpobrezahd3625 If he is going for a Chilean Spanish, it is even worse.
Even Howard did not deserve such treatment😟
i know i sound like i m sponsered by attack on titan but imNOT i just LIKE WHAT I LIKE AND LIKE SHARING THE THINGS I LIKE
I don’t blame Howard’s death on Jimmy and Kim but they do have to stew in the horrible lies they spread around about him before he died. That to me was more them facing the consequences of their actions.
I knew Lalo had to die but I had wished it was in a more interesting and less predictable way lol
I believe they said the beach scene is the only time in either show they filmed outside the state of New Mexico.
What about lalo in germany?
@@michaeljohn6357That was also New Mexico.
@@michaeljohn6357 I'm talking about the actual filming location, not where it was in the show. There were other locations represented (Arizona with Declan, Walt in New Hampshire, flash-forwards to Gene in Nebraska, Mexico, etc.), but the beach shot was the only one (as far as I'm aware) that was actually filmed outside of New Mexico.
@@hbk314 i see lol. I thought New Mexico was just a giant desert (I’m not from the states). I had no idea it had so many various types of places. Makes sense as the state of New mexico is way bigger than my country lol
Also it was the final scene in the entire show. The series finale was shot before the beach scene.
I always felt like the character of Lalo was underused during the final season. Tony Dalton was filming Hawkeye and a movie while this show was in production so he is gone for 3 episodes and we don't really see much of Lalo until he dies, probably for scheduling conflicts
His whole arc felt rushed and him being in Germany kinda removes the character from what's going on in the main plot
I do like the speech Gus gives when killing him as we get to see the REAL Gus, not the front he uses in most interactions and why he stays ahead of the game most of the time
Clearly Lalo missed his chance to take his shot. Instead he had to be an ass. He defeats himself here. And poor Howard, the ultimate tragic ending, stuck next to Lalo. I don't think the explosion opened up the floor, so it might not be likely they dug up the floor. Saul and Kim don't know about it and everyone else who does is dead. I don't remember if Mike tells Saul later on or not. I forgot just enough of this show to make it entertaining to watch again.
I stopped rooting for Jimmy at "Howard that's your cross to bear" and Kim at let's get dirt on Wachtel to save ackers house episode . After that...I was just waiting for either one of them to get hurt.
Elie, I don't feel much for those two at this point. I think they're vindictive and sociopathic people. It almost takes away my enjoyment of this episode because I just don't care anymore.
Poor Lalo?? Umm, okay.
Kim and Jimmy def got what they deserved.
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I think Lalo, out of respect, wouldn’t kill Gus without Eladio’s blessing. Plus, he wants to make a party of it lol. Hang by the pool, a few drinks, torture Gus…😂
No, he was seconds away from killing Gus, for sure.
@@DIEGOSHAY Yes he was…once Gus showed up at the lab. Lalo hadn’t anticipated that. Sorry I didn’t make that clear. But yes he was definitely going to waste Gus at that point.
I hated to see Lalo pass. I thought Kim would be killed by Gus's men at tje time. It didnt bother me a bit about Howard.
I'm gonna be honest. Didn't like lalo's death at all. Felt cheap.
First, they had to set it up with Gus hiding the gun. Which basically gave away what was gonna happen.
Now the whole Lalo's plan to lure Gus into the laundromat was good. But then... I'm not gonna lie, felt out of character to make such a mistake of well .. getting too cocky. He should've known better with Gus.
So in the end we got subpar shooting scene in the dark, telegraphed before by Gus hiding the gun.
Some people will say it was great, cause it all was luck and Gus could've died too. For me...Idk, I didn't like it. Like I said it felt cheap. Expected Lalo to go out in a different way.
Now before anyone jumps on me - that's just my personal opinion 🤷♂️
Nah i kinda agree. Lalo got too cocky and could have called it quits earlier hahhhah
It is not cheap and shows Lalo is not invincible and could make mistakes
Lalo being cocky is the norm for him. Guy shot up and burned down the TravelWire in broad daylight in season 4, rammed a guys car to chase Mike through the middle of the city in the same episode, could have ran from the hitmen that came to his house, but decided to stay and kill them all, casually waltzed up to the Croatian etc. And he didn't view Gus as someone who could fight back when isolated, Gus' threat was his men. Lalo had a gun pointed at Gus, and had already checked him for weapons, his confidence makes sense imo. We know Gus is going to pull some shit because we're watching a TV show, and we know Gus is alive, but from Lalo's POV the only pressure is a time limit. It IS an anti-climactic scene, and I understand why Lalo fans were/are upset, but Lalo was never going to get a flashy and dramatic exit, his role in the story is too limited by Breaking Bad.