Fun fact: There's a real person in the car when it crashes. A stuntman had to turn the wheel and fire the piston used to make the car flip. He's protected by a roll cage and fire suit.
i fully expected to read "Johnathan Banks actually shot and killed the man in that car. The attention to detail in this show never ceases to impress me."
@@mastereppsreturns6586 I just think its a genius sequence that could fit in any crime movie of legend but most notably cause of the similarity no country for old men
The fact that he missed really adds to the authenticity. They were dehydrated and probably going through heat exhaustion with minimal food. The writing is just airtight
@@spencerfrankclayton4348 I hope they continue to explore that side of Jimmy/Saul in the final season since the Saul Goodman from Breaking Bad was much more apathetic and sleazy. "How about terrorism? Oh Agent Hoover, I've gotta tell ya, I've seen some real Islamic comings and goings over there at the car wash! I mean, guys in turbans pulling up in vans and stuff like that." "Have you given any thought to sending him out on a trip to Belize? ..." "Clearly His Taste In Women Is The Same As His Taste In Lawyers: Only The Very Best... With Just A Right Amount Of Dirty!" "Did The Academy Hire You Right Out Of The Womb? You Guys Get Younger And Younger Every Year. We Have Laws, Detective, Have Your Kindergarten Teacher Read Them To You." "Hey, Agent Schrader. Beat any good suspects lately?" "Why don’t you just kill Badger?"
@@pickledpeckers7789 A meme more obnoxious than "This is the moment." Because they put the space blanket in this episode for no reason, right? Gimme a break.
If you listened to the insider podcast, you'd know that this one scene took several months to pull off. Hundreds of people in the desert, the stuntman doing the flip inside the car, everyone taking precautions making sure it's done safely. Then they edited Bob Odenkirk into the shot afterwards. Really impressive how much planning they do for a few seconds on screen.
Why are they able to do it in the first place? Where does the money come from? And how come they're so confident that the money they spend on such tings will come back to them plus a profit?
You would LOVE the behind the scenes for Pulp Fiction. The car crash scene in the intersection was on screen for like 2 seconds? Took an unbelievable amount of coordination because of where Tarantino wanted the camera.
@@ClearOutSamskaras Shows are made by production companies who sell them to a network. The network pays for buying the show by selling advertising slots when the show is on. The more the network can charge for the advertising slots the more the show is worth to the network and the more the show is worth to the network the more the network pays the production company for the show. The more the production company is paid for the show the more budget the production company has to make each episode.
@@tbtb771when Mike was debriefing Gus on what happened, Gus figured out that Bolsa had hired the men with the intention of keeping Lalo in jail. The reason for that is because Gus wasn’t making as much money which was affecting business with the cartel bosses so Bolsa’s solution was to inadvertently protect Gus by keeping his problem in Lalo locked up
@@olzhas1one755 actually, Juan's goal was to keep Eduardo in prison, and the mercenaries he hired didn't care about dismantling the cartel, their goal was a bag of money
@@zb3734 yeah and on top of that, the drivers water carton broke as well. So the only thing they did is kill the guy, which y’know, they don’t have to keep looking over their shoulders but still. Very much not the desired outcome they wanted
Same kind of thing when he was targeting the Salamanca smugglers, and he took a few tries to throw the shoes over the power line. Showing he’s not perfect just reinforces how competent he is, makes it that much more realistic.
It really is nice to see. Something that really grinds my gears is how movies/tv shows give people such a false sense of reality. It romanticizes everything. And it doesn’t apply to the fantasy genre obviously.
@@CloroxBleach0 No no, you can check wikipedia, it's the only episode directed by him. Rest all from different directors. Basically this series is created by Vince, not directed.
@@CloroxBleach0 TV show director isn't the exact same job as a movie director. On TV, the person who has the ultimate creative authority is the showrunner. Since being the showrunner means spending a lot of time pitching new ideas to the writing staff, rewriting scenes and making modifications to the script, showrunners frequently hire someone else to direct the filming of an episode according to their input, while they're busy with everything else. The creators and showrunners of Better Call Saul are Vince Guilligan and Peter Gould, one of the main writers in Breaking Bad. During season 3, Vince Guilligan realized he needed to find free time in his schedule so he could focus on directing and producing El Camino. To do this, he moved on to an executive position on Better Call Saul, which left Peter Gould as the sole showrunner. But after finishing El Camino, he found himself with more free time again, so even though Peter Gould kept being the sole showrunner, Vince Gilligan started to get more directly involved with the show again, writing specific scenes, especially ones that correlate with the Breaking Bad storyline, and eventually arranged to direct this episode himself, giving it a very "Breaking Bad feel"
Fun fact. They really left Jonathan Banks and Bob Odenkirk in the desert to die and hired a mexican cartel member to ruthlessly pursue them. They're just that dedicated
To me it’s the episode that made this show officially reach the same level as Breaking Bad. I feel like the final season is going to be the most memorable one in the entire BB franchise.
@@TheGillenium I’d argue that season 6 was 2nd most exciting only to season 5 of BB. I don’t think BB had a moment that was as shocking as Howard’s death.
@@TheGillenium hard disagree on that. Everyone who was in the game whether we wanted to believe it or not was gonna die at some point. Only 2 people who made it out alive are Jesse and Saul. You never really pictured Howard dying cause he was all the way on the law side of the story. Then for Lalo Salamanca to be standing next to him in Jimmy and Kim’s apartment in an instant, was absolutely the most shocking moment of the whole franchise to me. It was the ultimate culmination of the 2 storylines the show had been building from the first season.
The space blanket the pep talk Mike just had with Saul to give him motivation to keep going for kim . All built up to this moment putting his life in Mike's hands . Brilliant episode
Actually really good attention to detail. Normally movies with scope cross-hair camera shots, like "Shooter" staring -Matt Damon- Mark Wahlberg, don't accurately portray range. For instance, at 1:55 Mike is using a Mil-Dot reticle, meaning the distance between any two dots is 1 mili-radian (one-thousandths of the distance from the observer to the target). So given that the average human is something like 170 cm + change and would stand about level with the truck, that would make ~170cm about 3 mils. 170cm / 3 = 56.6 cm per mil. So 1/1000 of the distance is 56.6cm, meaning they were about ~566 meters away at 1:55 and about 378 meters away at 2:21
1:07 Mike’s reaction, realizing Jimmy intends to use himself as a diversion, and that Mike would need to take out the truck, at first thinking how stupidly risky it is, then realizing it’s the only way to win and that Jimmy just might be a genius. Beautifully acted.
@@ka-boom2083 No amount of messing with the wheel or the accelerator is going to propel the car upwards. The bullet itself also has very little momentum. I don't think the car could have flipped over.
I love BCS better than "Breaking bad". I love them both, and both of them are close to my heart. I'm not an expert, and I'm definitely terrible at explaining myself, but BCS has more depth to it; it's more.. profound.
Mike the ultimate badass 😎. How this episode didn't win any Emmy's especially for Vinces' fantastic direction is an abomination. Hope the final season wins all the awards 🙏
Vince actually mentions in the commentary track that the driver wasn’t shot, he just saw a really cool bug on the side of the road and turned the wheel too fast to get a closer look.
Don’t get the logic here… once the driver spotted Jimmy and is coming for him, have Jimmy run off the road (the driver must be wondering why he doesn’t react to the car noises the way it is) and hide behind a rock or something. The driver would be forced to get out of the car and go after jimmy on foot - or at the very least slow down considerably - giving mike an easy shot and the both of them a ride…
There's just one part of this scene that makes no sense... Mike waiting till the driver was side-on moving at high speed to take the shot. Any real marksman would know the best time was 2.24 - 2.26 as he was slowing down and there was a perfect view of the windscreen.
Before i watched the show this far, i saw this scene alone without knowing the context and i thought Saul used that blanket because he pretended to be Chuck
Imagine being that driver, hearing the first shot and realising you've been tricked. That last dash was pure panic, I think for a moment he even forgot Jimmy was on the road.
@@kringerman396 no it was this one. This happens the day after they got the money. Jimmy doesn’t come home at night so then that’s when Kim decides to come down and talk to Lalo. The next episode is shortly after this when Jimmy gets cell signal to call Kim and Mike calls for Victor and Tyrus
My heart broke later in the series ;) When Kim left Jimmy and he pleaded "I can change for you!" and she responded "No," that brought back some heartbreak in my own life. Really brought back some memories I would have rather never had.
Mike missed the second shot, too. A Ford Bronco will just kind of flip like that sometimes.
Fr
LMAOOO
You think a Ford Bronco just happens to roll like that? He orchestrated it! It was Jimmy!
@@crazysiopao6856 HE CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS!!!
@@crazysiopao6856 He'll never change
We all know the real reason why Mike shot that truck… the driver didn’t have enough stickers.
He actually just wanted to get some cereal for Walt Jr.
Such an original and hilarious joke that I never read before in 100 other BCS videos.
Nah, that wasn't it. The driver wasn't _wearing his mask._
😂😂😂
Mike was like a troll above a ridge...
This episode is the reason why Saul was so offended when Walter White offered him $50,000 dollars the first time they met
He got 50,000 later for helping Walt out,
Walt’s first offer was 10,000 I think
It was 10k for putting badger off the feds. That’s disgustingly low
@@wifine1951 morally outraged low 🤣
@@wifine1951 aye to be fair Walter just started his dirty business so he’s a rookie 😂
Saul was smart, some random guy comes in trying not to look inconspicuous and offered him 10 grand. That seems like a trap
Mike found out Jimmy is nuts. Jimmy found out he can trust Mike with his life
Yo, Nice BC flag Profile pic, neighbour.
Cannot agree more!
Fun fact: There's a real person in the car when it crashes. A stuntman had to turn the wheel and fire the piston used to make the car flip. He's protected by a roll cage and fire suit.
That's insane! 😮
i fully expected to read "Johnathan Banks actually shot and killed the man in that car. The attention to detail in this show never ceases to impress me."
@@pezvonpez lmaooo
@@pezvonpez lmfao same
@@pezvonpez Vince did it again
2:50 That quick shot of Mike anxiously taking one last breath, really heightens the tension and criticalness of the scene for me!
Ok pauper
@@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153 Excuse me? I'm a plantation owner
@@mastereppsreturns6586 I just think its a genius sequence that could fit in any crime movie of legend but most notably cause of the similarity no country for old men
@Fullashit Ministries its definitely a bit of both
its to stabilize your aim
The fact that he missed really adds to the authenticity. They were dehydrated and probably going through heat exhaustion with minimal food. The writing is just airtight
I missread this as "The writing is just alright" and I thought you were making a sarcastic joke.
Either way I do agree
True. That'd be a tough shot for any shooter with that rifle and in that condition.
Or cause it’s a fast moving car
@@shivpatel4912 depends on the deflection required for the shot :)
When I first saw this, I thought the first one cracked the windshield and then the second shot went through
Who would've known in Breaking Bad that this lawyer has been through so much!
Explains him being jaded and a little heartless.
@@spencerfrankclayton4348 Yeah I think after that Lalo bail scene, when he sees the victim's family, he accepts what he is.
@@spencerfrankclayton4348 I hope they continue to explore that side of Jimmy/Saul in the final season since the Saul Goodman from Breaking Bad was much more apathetic and sleazy.
"How about terrorism? Oh Agent Hoover, I've gotta tell ya, I've seen some real Islamic comings and goings over there at the car wash! I mean, guys in turbans pulling up in vans and stuff like that."
"Have you given any thought to sending him out on a trip to Belize? ..."
"Clearly His Taste In Women Is The Same As His Taste In Lawyers: Only The Very Best... With Just A Right Amount Of Dirty!"
"Did The Academy Hire You Right Out Of The Womb? You Guys Get Younger And Younger Every Year. We Have Laws, Detective, Have Your Kindergarten Teacher Read Them To You."
"Hey, Agent Schrader. Beat any good suspects lately?"
"Why don’t you just kill Badger?"
Lawyer + Old rational Man.
It also explains how he was able to calmly negotiate with Walt and Jessie when they were gonna kill or seriously hurt him.
I like how Jimmy is carrying that space blanket up on his back. It's almost like Chuck came back and helped his brother in a symbolic way
And then he stepped on it lmao
I think it’s meant more as in Jimmy used Chuck instead of Chuck helping him
Bravo vince
@@pickledpeckers7789 A meme more obnoxious than "This is the moment." Because they put the space blanket in this episode for no reason, right? Gimme a break.
@@Tribrachidiumheraldicum Bravo vince. This is the moment where the largest head in the third grade gets butthurt over a meme
If you listened to the insider podcast, you'd know that this one scene took several months to pull off. Hundreds of people in the desert, the stuntman doing the flip inside the car, everyone taking precautions making sure it's done safely. Then they edited Bob Odenkirk into the shot afterwards. Really impressive how much planning they do for a few seconds on screen.
Why are they able to do it in the first place? Where does the money come from? And how come they're so confident that the money they spend on such tings will come back to them plus a profit?
@@ClearOutSamskaras ...the show's budget? If they couldn't afford it, the stunt wouldn't have happened. Simple as that
@@ClearOutSamskaras your ooga booga brain ain’t functioning
You would LOVE the behind the scenes for Pulp Fiction. The car crash scene in the intersection was on screen for like 2 seconds? Took an unbelievable amount of coordination because of where Tarantino wanted the camera.
@@ClearOutSamskaras Shows are made by production companies who sell them to a network. The network pays for buying the show by selling advertising slots when the show is on. The more the network can charge for the advertising slots the more the show is worth to the network and the more the show is worth to the network the more the network pays the production company for the show. The more the production company is paid for the show the more budget the production company has to make each episode.
If that cartel driver had hit Jimmy at that speed he was going he would have spent the rest of his life picking up that $7M off the ground.
They weren't exactly after the money. These guys had been hired by Juan Bolsa to simply prevent the money from getting to Lalo
@@olzhas1one755 True, but I am sure Bolsa would still ask for the money.
@@olzhas1one755I think I missed that part, when was it stated exactly?
@@tbtb771when Mike was debriefing Gus on what happened, Gus figured out that Bolsa had hired the men with the intention of keeping Lalo in jail. The reason for that is because Gus wasn’t making as much money which was affecting business with the cartel bosses so Bolsa’s solution was to inadvertently protect Gus by keeping his problem in Lalo locked up
@@olzhas1one755 actually, Juan's goal was to keep Eduardo in prison, and the mercenaries he hired didn't care about dismantling the cartel, their goal was a bag of money
I really like the moment just after this. There's no celebration, they just take a drink, grit their teeth and drudge onwards.
The reason they didn't celebrate is because they needed the car.
@@zb3734 yeah and on top of that, the drivers water carton broke as well. So the only thing they did is kill the guy, which y’know, they don’t have to keep looking over their shoulders but still. Very much not the desired outcome they wanted
@@RedDeadDepressionist exactly what I was thinking about thanks for pointing it out
@@Albosalb No no thank you, for your gratitude
It's so good that they show him missing first, in most shows/movies he's just kill him without any problem first try
Same kind of thing when he was targeting the Salamanca smugglers, and he took a few tries to throw the shoes over the power line. Showing he’s not perfect just reinforces how competent he is, makes it that much more realistic.
I think it also raises the tension
It really is nice to see. Something that really grinds my gears is how movies/tv shows give people such a false sense of reality. It romanticizes everything. And it doesn’t apply to the fantasy genre obviously.
@@alexalford7874 the only problem is the problem with all prequels - we know for a fact that jimmy and mike are going to survive this.
@@baphometic8767 Yeah but like come on you’re still on the edge of your seat
Even tho we knew that they survive , it was still tense. Shows how amazing this show is
What an incredible show in every way. So refreshing when most movies and shows are so mediocre. BCS is a masterpiece.
It's ok. Masterpiece is taking it a bit too far. Sopranos was a masterpiece.
@@orangewarm1 both are in different ways. Saying this as a big sopranos fan.
@@orangewarm1 bcs is miles ahead
@@orangewarm1 if this show is ‘ok’ then the sopranos is also ‘ok’
@Fullashit Ministries Masterpiece was ok. Sopranos is taking it a bit too Frozen. Far was a masterpiece.
that was such a beautiful scene, it felt like breaking bad again and the scenery was incredible!
It is because this was the only episode in the whole series directed by vince gilligan
@@TusharRane2010 wait, really? I thought the entire show was directed by him...
@@CloroxBleach0 No no, you can check wikipedia, it's the only episode directed by him. Rest all from different directors. Basically this series is created by Vince, not directed.
@@CloroxBleach0 TV show director isn't the exact same job as a movie director. On TV, the person who has the ultimate creative authority is the showrunner. Since being the showrunner means spending a lot of time pitching new ideas to the writing staff, rewriting scenes and making modifications to the script, showrunners frequently hire someone else to direct the filming of an episode according to their input, while they're busy with everything else.
The creators and showrunners of Better Call Saul are Vince Guilligan and Peter Gould, one of the main writers in Breaking Bad.
During season 3, Vince Guilligan realized he needed to find free time in his schedule so he could focus on directing and producing El Camino. To do this, he moved on to an executive position on Better Call Saul, which left Peter Gould as the sole showrunner.
But after finishing El Camino, he found himself with more free time again, so even though Peter Gould kept being the sole showrunner, Vince Gilligan started to get more directly involved with the show again, writing specific scenes, especially ones that correlate with the Breaking Bad storyline, and eventually arranged to direct this episode himself, giving it a very "Breaking Bad feel"
@@TusharRane2010 he directed a few other episodes.
Fun fact. They really left Jonathan Banks and Bob Odenkirk in the desert to die and hired a mexican cartel member to ruthlessly pursue them. They're just that dedicated
Good thing they're survival made for some epic footage, Bravo Vince!
Vravo bince
Method acting.
Funneh and original, you archived komedy 👍🏻
Colombian Mercenary , you mean
Saw this show the first day it aired. Some how 5 years went by and still. Not one episode has been disappointing. Love this show.
What’d you think of season 6?
@@Gaminating great
In the top 5 easily
Mike's kill count over the timespan of these two shows would make him the envy of any mobster.
There are many Armies in the world with a lower k-count than Mike.
Jonathan's acting from 2:50 on is so fantastic. Pure wide-eyed adrenaline.
Bagman is the episode we were all waiting for
To me it’s the episode that made this show officially reach the same level as Breaking Bad. I feel like the final season is going to be the most memorable one in the entire BB franchise.
@@GiantsFan1734 I’m from the future, and BB season 4 and 5 are still most memorable.
@@TheGillenium I’d argue that season 6 was 2nd most exciting only to season 5 of BB. I don’t think BB had a moment that was as shocking as Howard’s death.
@@GiantsFan1734 Gus Frings death is the most shocking, also Drew Sharp. Howard’s was crazy tho
@@TheGillenium hard disagree on that. Everyone who was in the game whether we wanted to believe it or not was gonna die at some point. Only 2 people who made it out alive are Jesse and Saul. You never really pictured Howard dying cause he was all the way on the law side of the story. Then for Lalo Salamanca to be standing next to him in Jimmy and Kim’s apartment in an instant, was absolutely the most shocking moment of the whole franchise to me. It was the ultimate culmination of the 2 storylines the show had been building from the first season.
"Yeah, there you go". These words give me chills every time I rewatch this scene.
They finally teased the final season on Twitter. I've never anticipated something this much in my life.
Edit: Release date is confirmed April 18!!!!!
Paul Revere's ride day.
When this show ends on top, it will be very painful but worth seeing. Some of the best television I’ve ever watched.
I just hinges watched the last 3 seasons I left off at and finished it and man. I’m Gutted. Bittersweet.
Bittersweet.
The space blanket the pep talk Mike just had with Saul to give him motivation to keep going for kim . All built up to this moment putting his life in Mike's hands . Brilliant episode
I'm disappointed it didn't show Mike's reaction at the end. He honestly looked like he was gonna cry.
How Mike is saying that Kim is made of sterner stuff after he watched Saul pull this is insane to me
Actually really good attention to detail. Normally movies with scope cross-hair camera shots, like "Shooter" staring -Matt Damon- Mark Wahlberg, don't accurately portray range. For instance, at 1:55 Mike is using a Mil-Dot reticle, meaning the distance between any two dots is 1 mili-radian (one-thousandths of the distance from the observer to the target). So given that the average human is something like 170 cm + change and would stand about level with the truck, that would make ~170cm about 3 mils.
170cm / 3 = 56.6 cm per mil. So 1/1000 of the distance is 56.6cm, meaning they were about ~566 meters away at 1:55 and about 378 meters away at 2:21
mAtT dAmOn
Carlos Hathcock ova here.
Did you realize that the car pulled over before you could hear the shot? That's because the bullet is faster than sound.
What a brilliant show!
It was close enough to not make that much of a difference, unless Jimmy somehow walked a mile in that short amount of time.
Brabo bince
Jimmy walked no more than 500 feet from Mike, it'd be no different than lightning striking within the same distance from you
Speaking of brilliant, is that what that gun is supposed to sound like?
Shows how dehydrated Mike was, he missed a shot. They were so exhausted, it looks so real
The music for this scene is so incredible I randomly remembered it and hummed it and it took me ages to figure out where it was from 😂
I have to keep reminding myself, it’s ok, “Jimmy Makes it out alive”🧐
0:17 even in scorching heat, Mike has his shirt buttoned all the way to the top
He’s already got nasty sunburns on his face and hands so wearing long clothes limits exposure
Sunburn 🥵🥵🥵
@@Wolf-wc1js true, sunburn is way worse.
1:07 Mike’s reaction, realizing Jimmy intends to use himself as a diversion, and that Mike would need to take out the truck, at first thinking how stupidly risky it is, then realizing it’s the only way to win and that Jimmy just might be a genius. Beautifully acted.
Even knowing that these two are alive in Breaking Bad, this still one of the most tense scenes of the entire show
Imagine if Mike missed right there lol
Jimmy has plot armour it would just crash anyway
2:56 When you don’t have enough stickers.
Only spin-off that's as good as it's primary series!
If not even better!!
I would say portal is better than half life but that's entirely subjective
@@iwantedtobethatanomaly2270 nah, not better. Close, and very worthy of all the praise. But BB was a different beast.
I'd argue Angel has been a match for Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but otherwise yeah. Well, the first 3 seasons of BCS at least
Do you think a car just happens to flip over like that? He orchestrated it! Jimmy!!!
That bullet hit so hard it flipped the car lol
Bullet hit the driver, driver messed the wheel.
@@ka-boom2083 No amount of messing with the wheel or the accelerator is going to propel the car upwards. The bullet itself also has very little momentum. I don't think the car could have flipped over.
@@chrisisawesomeandcoo you've never driven a car
@@HeyYoFabels Dude the car literally propelled upwards. Irl the effect was done with a piston.
@@HeyYoFabelsCars don’t just flip upwards 😭
Best TV show ever. Can’t wait for April 18th to be here for season 6!!!!
i had never heard something like this score before in both bb or bcs! this scene was incredible!!
I think it’s a top 3 of either show.
This show is probably the most underrated piece of fiction ever made.
I know it's highly rated, but it doesn't feel like enough.
Bob is amazing actor!
Who knew not having the right amount of stickers to show the parking lot attendant could be so hazardous to your health?
So who will be the first to write down "beware the old man..." copypasta?
It's really dumb and isn't applicable to Mike at all. I always groan when I find comment sections full of morons saying that
0:43 and HE gets to be a bait?? What a sick joke.
I love BCS better than "Breaking bad". I love them both, and both of them are close to my heart.
I'm not an expert, and I'm definitely terrible at explaining myself, but BCS has more depth to it; it's more.. profound.
i completely agree. there's something so special about it.
Bagman earns its place as one of the best episodes of the show.
What an episode! By far the best!
Without a doubt this is my favorite scene in Better Call Saul
nah..... it has to be when Nacho tells Hector to think of him every night with his Jell-O
Mike the ultimate badass 😎. How this episode didn't win any Emmy's especially for Vinces' fantastic direction is an abomination. Hope the final season wins all the awards 🙏
Do you think a car just happens to flip like that ? No he orchestrated it ! He’s flipping jimmy!
Mike didn´t kill the driver.
Mike killed the car!
This is one of the most legendary scenes in BCS, it was just amazing to watch this scene.
Vince actually mentions in the commentary track that the driver wasn’t shot, he just saw a really cool bug on the side of the road and turned the wheel too fast to get a closer look.
Who would've thunk Chuck's Space Blanket would save Jimmy and Mike.
It’s insane how a scene with characters you KNOW live can still be SO intense. I think the editing really helps here.
The only time in the series where Mike actually seems quite impressed by Jimmy's initiative.
The surround sound when the truck flips!! 😎😎😎😎
Don’t get the logic here… once the driver spotted Jimmy and is coming for him, have Jimmy run off the road (the driver must be wondering why he doesn’t react to the car noises the way it is) and hide behind a rock or something. The driver would be forced to get out of the car and go after jimmy on foot - or at the very least slow down considerably - giving mike an easy shot and the both of them a ride…
This scene kind of reminds me of the dark knight when the Joker stands off with Batman and says *HIT ME!*
I wonder if Mike developed at least some respect for Saul in this scene
Who else is **eagerly anticipating** the release of Season Six?
This scene really upped the shows action sequences. Thought I was watching a James Bond movie for a second.
You know a show is great when it makes you feel tension even though you know what characters will survive.
Jimmy is no Chuck, he is Charlie Hustle
Mike just left the gun aside and threw the bullet with his bare hand.
The music is perfect and unlike anything. Some of the most tense and unique of not only any show but this show too. Desperation, fear, death. Perfect
Beware of an old man….
Never mind
This guy is The End from MGS3.
This is my favorite episode.
My personal favorite sequence (and episode) of the entire show.
There's just one part of this scene that makes no sense... Mike waiting till the driver was side-on moving at high speed to take the shot. Any real marksman would know the best time was 2.24 - 2.26 as he was slowing down and there was a perfect view of the windscreen.
You should get a job with the secret service. They could use you
Before i watched the show this far, i saw this scene alone without knowing the context and i thought Saul used that blanket because he pretended to be Chuck
🤣
Imagine being that driver, hearing the first shot and realising you've been tricked. That last dash was pure panic, I think for a moment he even forgot Jimmy was on the road.
Someone should edit the video to have that truck changed into a 1993 White Ford Bronco...
Anyone knows what's the music called? Thanks
Too hot for snakes
@@TheKickboxingCommunity ohh no way! Thanks for replying 😁👋
Haven't seen all of the seasons yet. Is that the same bail money as from before with Lalo?
Yes
Waiting for the final season ❤
April 18th!!!
Ever notice that these guys never have to adjust the scope, no matter what?
This is the moment kaylee became a Los pollos hermanos chicken chalupa special
When will season 6 come out already?!?
And, yet, Mike concluded that Kim is made of "sterner stuff."
I think this is the episode Kim goes off on Laolo
Nope, that's the episode after this one.
@@kringerman396 no it was this one. This happens the day after they got the money. Jimmy doesn’t come home at night so then that’s when Kim decides to come down and talk to Lalo. The next episode is shortly after this when Jimmy gets cell signal to call Kim and Mike calls for Victor and Tyrus
So that is the m-40 that Mike bought early in the series
2:57 Best scene
The Beauty Of Cooking
Just started watching BCS. Can’t really get into it. Is it worth sticking with?
Absolutely 100%. It is a slow burner for a bit but then it gets absolutely brilliant!
Yes it is worth it.
The show is tight tight …
It's very slow in season 1, it picks up speed exponentially. By mid season 2 you'll be obsessed
It's just as good as Breaking Bad so yes
Music is perfect.
As a funny guy who has experienced depression, my heart broke when Jimmy, a really charming man, experienced PTSD
My heart broke later in the series ;) When Kim left Jimmy and he pleaded "I can change for you!" and she responded "No," that brought back some heartbreak in my own life. Really brought back some memories I would have rather never had.
The only way to stop a pursuing car if you're out of chewing gum.
Bro y didnt they wait for him to get out of the car so they could take it 😭
the bg score is removed from utube and all sites? if someone has it, pls send link
the music in this scene is incredible
An absolute masterpiece
Surprised Lalo didn’t find that wreck or all the other cars and dead bodies
This is the moment that jeep became a pile of junk
That's a ford
The lug nuts must have been really loose all the tires fell off! lol!
Just a lonely soul, slowly dying