Hector Accuses Gus of Los Pollos Takeover | Better Call Saul (Mark Margolis)
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2024
- At a remote location, after Gus (Giancarlo Esposito) and Hector (Mark Margolis) receive news that Los Pollos Hermanos trucks will be the cartel's main transport, Hector becomes furious; he smashes the phone and leaves.
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From Season 3, Episode 9: "Fall"
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Glad to see Hector didn't think this decision was personal. Its not like they treat him or his family like dogs.
Well, they fully appreciate that the operation was built with Salamanca money, Salamanca blood.
Hector this isn't purp
Glad he didn’t say something outta pocket like The boss can sock him
@@emperor223ehhh way too on the nose
Well, he paid for the hacienda after all.
Hector: *orders Gus to move his product up north.*
The Cartel: *decides that this is a much more efficient way of moving their products and keeps it that way*
Hector: *Surprised Pikachu face*
That was a half measure because Mike messed up his truck line, it’s only temporary as he said. He has a plan to build a new line with Nacho’s father’s shop. But if they decided let Gus dictates transportation, Hector would lose the proactive of his drug business,
hector didn’t agree with his supply line being used in the first place.
@duckcap250 I hope his plan for his new supply line works out,him and Nacho's dad will probably be great business partners
That phone can soooock heeem
I'd watch what I say if I were you
You should be kissing my phone right now!
Me and my family we put our own blood into this!
😂😂😂
@@codycooper5768useless comment
Gus insulted Hector by not offering him a free order spice curls with the purchase of his next meal.
A man in his position at least deserves soft drinks of choice.
@@TheCommandingChickendamn it. Beat me by 2 hours
Well, Hector did say the spicy curl fries look like fried pig tails
@@DaScorpionSting that was his way of being coy about it. Hector is too proud to ask for the spice curls outright.
@@asafindy What a cute little tsundere waifu
Gus probably thought after seeing Hector struggle and take his pills "No you do not deserve to die or be in a coma until i've wiped out your entire family and the cartel."
Really, considering what a horrible boss Hector is to work for, that shouldn't be surprising for his underlings to be somewhat resentful. Eladio himself suggests that he is used to his subordinates hating him as well.
I think It was the pill bottle he saw hector drop and spill them then noticed nacho gave the paramedics a full bottle
@@PeggysLifeexactly what is was
@@justinguyos5476 I think he meant it on a more personal level, like having a little hate for him for ordering the death of his brother is okay because yeah, that was family. But as long as the hate doesn’t grow to say, o idk killing him and destroying his entire cartel in the span of an hour, then it would be bad.
@@AnthonyBlamthony I am just saying that Nacho giving a mean stare at Hector having a heart attack shouldn't be that suspicious to anyone watching. Hector and his family are awful people to work with and Gus should know that.
"Everything moves through the Chilean" what if that meant Gus had to personally go to Mexico and swallow bags of meth, like a regular mule?
Nah that’s what he has Tyrus and Victor for.
You fucking know Gus would pull that off with class and diginity.
This ain't prison where there are lowlifes doing that lol.
Since Gus is canonically gay eladio probably assumed he must have a very loose butthole with lots of room to store drugs in
@@unusualusername8847 He would had a balanced meal for weeks to allow for a more optimal shitting of meth.
Bolsa probably on the other end going, "Uhh... Hello? Hello? Did you guys hear I said? Geez... must have caught a bad signal. I'll call them again. Damn it... straight to voicemail...."
Don Hector, what would you say to a piece of Gus's restaurants?
Don Hector, just think about it at least.
😂😂😂😂😂@@UnderscoreNorth
That wasnt Bolsa though. Not his voice and he said a spanish word wrong. Bolsa speaks spanish well
The voicemail: the bossss can soooook me
@@UnderscoreNorthI don't know why but stuff like this in shows makes me feel weirdly bad, hearing someone try to speak while no one listens just bothers me in a way I can't articulate.
1:16
I love how you can see Gus smirking for .2 seconds before going joker face.
Master class acting. Giancarlo BECOMES Gus when he’s acting.
Poker* face bro
@@theelightbearer4254 Gus who's laughing now?
I like how hector turned around when he started taking his medicine because he didn’t want Gus his enemy to see him in that weakened state
Gus’s slight head tilt after hearing everything goes through him was like a “In your mother f*ckin’ face, Hector!”
Gus was the king of throwing polite shade
This is the moment, from which everything moves through the Chilean
Truly a moment
"Had a conversation with our friend by the pool"
I appreciate how that when Eladio was not even in the episode, we were informed that he was by the pool to qualm any suspicion that we have that he may have strayed away from the pool.
Rest in peace Mark Margolis. Phenomenal actor, awesome dude
If I remember, didn't Hector bring this whole new arrangement on himself by initially forcing the routes on him? With the exception of Lalo, no one from that wing was
very bright.
Hector not only forced the routes onto Gustavo; he intimidated his entire restaurant staff, deliberately sat in Fring’s office, and blatantly peeled sh*t off his shoe onto Fring’s desk.
Hector wanted to insult Fring & make him feel powerless by forcing him to move his product.
…and cunning Gustavo Fring made himself appear outwardly apprehensive & compliant; when secretly this was EXACTLY what he wanted Hector to do.
He made his enemy believe that what they were doing would serve their own interests; when in fact it actually harmed them.
yeah, he intended this as a power move to either make gustavo seem weak or get him caught, which backfired because it only showed that gus could carry on the operation on his own and therefore hector wasn't needed anymore
@@MisterSmith00 ...Exactly.
Hector: Gus, you're gonna transport my product.
Gus: Fine.
Hector: Haha, I win. Now, you can sook me!
Cartel: Great, now we're gonna keep doing that.
Hector: F*** ALL OF YOU!!!
@@MisterSmith00 And then in the end Hector realized he fell for the trap.
Hector was all violence and no brains.
Doctor : Here. Take those pills. You really have to avoid stress at all cost with your condition! What is your profession?
Hector : *stares menacingly*
Why didnt he take the pils while he was playing with his lighter when he knew a stressfull situation was comming
😂😂😂
@@fireworkstarterI don't think there's a reason
Wait till lyle hears about this one.
1:43 From serious face to sassy face
😂😂
do you think the constant clicking of his lighter is parallel to the constant ringing of the bell
Yes
Gus’s expression at 2:08
It’s rare to see him surprised or worried
"I never asked for this. I don't want it."
Adam Jensen and Jon Snow's worst lines in one.
I thought "muh queen" was Jon's worst line?
@@AidanMclaren That's barely a line.
Damn when Hector took those pills Gus caught on to Nacho and was reading him and the situation real hard. I have a feeling at the end Gus was staring down Nacho when they left.
This is the moment Gus knew Nacho's motives.
Nacho Libre
no it wasn't
This is the moment Gus turned into Heisenburger
More like he wasn't happy that Hector was having this because he wants him to be alive when he takes out the cartel and his family.
@@bencheveryday Well, it was, but indirectly: knowing that Hector requires the pills is how he knew that Nacho switching them was important. This is the baseline information he needed, so that the later events had proper context.
This is the first time I’ve come across this scene posted on UA-cam. 👏
Me too!, this was one of my favourite scenes from bcs! Marks acting is astonishing.
I would love to be eating dinner, or even just reading a book, in a setting like that.
Nothing but the dark (and some ambient light) filling my eyes, and the rain filling my ears. ❤
0:01 what a foreshadow! bravo vince!
100% this is the same brand of fan that airconditioned the room when Skyler sang to Ted
@@baldbd64The best scene of BB and BCS.
This a self-inflicted problem, Hector forced Gus to move his product since Hector's transports were compromised by Mike. IF Hector would've just left Gus alone & found a new way of moving then Eladio wouldn't have seen how much Gus can safely move and how Gus's operation was much more discreet than the "Normal" tactics the Cartel was using.
Worded it so well
Translation: ding ding ding ding diiing
Gus's face at 2:06 seems to be genuine concern to me. Pragmatic concern of course.
Rest in peace Mark Margolis.
😢😢😢😢🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for your role.
I love Gus Fring’s ability to keep his cool under such high stress and high pressure situations. For any other person, it would ve been a near death experience that would've changed their lives, but for Gus, it's just another miserable Monday (and he looks pretty annoyed that the encounter got to that point).
You just know hector was SERIOUS back in his prime. I couldn’t imagine the things he’s done and has done to him and his family to get to where he is. There is a reason he earned don status in the cartel. I don’t know why they don’t make a “ Salamancas “ show. Find someone to play a young hector, and the whole crew making their mark in the criminal underworld. The can call it “ Michoacán “ I would personally would pay to watch it. Could you imagine ? If I wrote it i would go into super detail about hector, the twins, and don eladio.
Reminds of that moment when Lalo says “I’m gonna hurt him, hurt him like you taught me.” Makes one curious what sort of effed up stuff Hector taught his family
Personally, I feel like Gilligan flew as close to the sun as he could have without going up in flames with BCS... Having the audience imagine entire stories based on narrative implications(like little things that are mentioned or hinted at) is a product of rich and thoughtful storytelling, but it doesn't mean it could carry an entire show or movie. Gus's past is another thing that is lightly touched upon a couple of times, but sometimes it's more interesting to speculate, discuss and theorize rather than have a whole show or movie that just lays it all out.
See: Prometheus, Solo, Star Wars prequel trilogy, The Many Saints of Newark, etc...
Though I suppose if anyone could pull it off, it's Vince Gilligan!
@@DunklerZebralord EXACTLY. I know it’s a fictional show but I think it’s based on a real type of cartel. I mean that IS where the super meth comes from. Also I know a Mexican in Tennessee……… well KNEW…….. long story, but he would make trips to Texas once a month and come back to Tennessee with literally 2 TRASH BAGS……( seriously the big ass black trash bags…. 2 of em every month ) stuff as much as they possibly could be with kilos of the Mexican super meth…… hard story to believe, but I have SEVERAL people that will tell the exact story. My dude Manuel. Biggest drug dealer I ever met. One time a month when he got back his house would have like 50 people come in a 2 days period every 1st or 2nd of the month. Then nothing until about the third week of the month he would have the same ( estimated ) 50 people would come over throughout the week, walk in the house with duffle bags and walk out worth nothing. Then he would make his trip to Texas again. One of the coolest neighbors I’ve ever had. That man seriously was sending a million or more a month across the border. And like I said he worked all together about a week out of the month. He had a wife that owned a strip club and was funneling his money through there. I’ve heard conflicting stories about him, I heard the feds finally got him, then I heard he got killed by someone in America, then I heard the cartel in Mexico killed him….. then the last ( and hopefully true ) story I heard was him and his wife sold the strip club, took all their money and bought a farm wayyyyyyyyuu out in the beautiful country side of Mexico and they live like king and queen and never have to worry about money for the rest of their lives. I lived next to Manuel for about 3 years and he had already lived in his house when I moved in and I would see the traffic for about 3 or 4 days a month. I can’t imagine how much money he had. This was back from 2009-2013. Seriously the biggest drug dealer I ever met. Never seen him sell to any junkies or anything like that. Just dudes driving nice vehicles with duffle bags. My man was a REAL duffle bag boy.
@@BilliamBusey Good point.
Although I would love to watch a show like this or watch Gus's past as @BilliamBusey pointed out going around and filling in all the details would probably ruin the show. While Vince and probably do it, I feel like the show wouldn't be as good as these two, because it would constricted by plot armor, like BCS was to some extent. I feel he had more room to play here because the main characters of BB(Walt and Jesse) were not playing any significant role in this series. I can't help but feel Lalo had a lot more story left in him, but he had to go due to the plot armor Gus had. With the added baggage of the storylines from BCS and BB, each new prequel would get harder to construct like and original show.
"Took you long ee nuff!"
Poor nacho. If he hadn’t switched the pills, gus would have had nothing on him, and hector would have been forced to back off from nachos dad.
Well What do you expect When Gus hold His Father Hostage??? Beside Even if Hector Never Had A beef with Varga He Can't Help Him Very Much due Restrictive Rules By Eladio. There's Unwritten rules Within Cartel Which Sounds Like Mafia that They shouldn't Not to fight Each other Without Good Reason.
Odds are Gus would’ve had him killed like he did Arturo to try and create chaos in Salamanca operations.
If nacho hadn't switched the pills, he still ran the risk of the hospital staff figuring out the medicine did not work. It may be a slim chance, but if the cartel were looking at who worked closely with Hector to figure out who gave him the fake medicine, Nacho would be their prime target.
Hector would have began a war with Gus and the cartel.
I love how Victor is staring at both Nacho and Arturo in this scene, he's such a menace and was so useful but gus turfed him off with a fuckign box cutter i mean come on
1:16 i feel like gus gave hector a smirk😂
he did, Don hector was the only one who really saw Gus and his schemes
1:58 "Is today the day, Hector?"
Gus and Hector having their first Face Off.
2nd
Been waiting on this scene again
This is the moment that Don Hector turned into a blowfish😅
😂
Gus and Hector both know he hates them, but both no there's no way of proving that to Eladio who's blinded by the money. You can see Gus pass a snarky expression here and smile for a second when bolsa says the chicken trucks will be the only way the product will move from that point on. It was almost as if Gus was saying I won and now you'll see what I would do to you. On the other hand you can see through hectors expressions that he wants to kill gus at this point but is powerless to do so. Both Giancarlo and Mark are amazing in this scene.
What a big baby.
Our friend by the pool guess we'll never know who that was?
Don Eladio in case you haven't seen the show (or forgot). He hangs out by his swimming pool in pretty much all of his scenes.
@@markracsko8414 No it had to be Pryce aka Daniel Wormhall.
@@markracsko8414it was actually price. The med guy
@@mitchtheronin1469 Dam right he was the real Cartel.
It was Lyle, of course.
The literal translation is beautiful
The rhythm of Hector's lighter fidgeting feels like the opening to a Bjork song.
Better call Bjork!
Not even close@@anthonygerace332
Damn Hector was the real kingpin until he spazzed out😂
Next day Hector wakes up to door knocking
Bolsa: "hey i think the signal cut off before i could tell you.. moving forward, everything goes through the Chilean"
You can see Gus ever so slightly smirk at 1:14 as he basically won and is trying to hide his excitement
D'EH BAWS CAN *SOCK* ME!!! 😉
Wonder how hector wouldn’t reacted if after he said f you to him Gus said Right…back…at..you (added the dots for silence)
Gus, never a one to disregard a ventilation fan . . .
What episode in which season is this….?? ❔❓
RIP Mark Margolis
R.I.P.
Hector should have said "I Hear you" before smashing the phone
What the hell I just noticed the fan and the those things at the beginning is the same stuff where lalo appears at the end to surprise Gus
That’s probably why he got a flashback. Damn this series is incredible
In the late 90s, a young Vince Gilligan had a hot date planned for the weekend but his car had a flat tire. He tried to call his girlfriend and tell her he wasn't going to make it, but his cell phone had no service. She thought he stood her up, and broke up with him the next day. Vince swore in that moment that he would dedicate the rest of his life to the violent destruction of flip phones.
Am I the only one that does not remember this scene?
Yeh right? wtf I don’t remember ever seeing this scene
I like how Gus brought only Victor with him. Victor probably could've manage Hector's two guards single handedly
Esta es la ultima vez que hector habla con Gus
The moment Walt became Heisenberg?
Salamanca want Hector and Gus to hate eachother if they got a long they could be a threat
Hector needed a fidget spinner
That alone was gus revenge on hector killing gus partner
crazy thing is, hector was right all along.
Would this have been a bad moment to mention that Hector had been taking six instead of five?
You know, just for peace?
This is the moment Don Hector Salamanca becomes Huell
I still dont get how eladio was the boss when the salamancas supposedly funded it?
Hector throws 2 things on the table but there was just phone. So what was that?
Flip phones break incredibly easily, he basically broke the phone and tossed it in two parts.
Where was this scene?
Season 3 episode 9
Who would've thought that Hector was just as annoying as a person as he was as a vegetable with a bell...
Episode and season please
3x9 apparently
Plot hole: Nacho had already changed the pills at this point but as soon as Hector took one, he immediately recovered from his crisis and felt better.
Placebo effect
Gus ni siquiera tiene acento chileno. Solo acento estadounidense. Ni siquiera mexicano como trata de imitar Hector.
What does he mean by 'new method of transportation'? I thought Gus had alraedy been using his trucks for a long time
He meant how everyone in the cartel will move their product with Gus's trucks from now on, instead of using their own mules
The cartel is, like the name implies, actually a sort of alliance or confederation of mostly independent operations under certain “families”, all united under the big boss. Don Eladio sits atop them all, but Don Bolsa and Don Hector (presumably alongside other families) ran their own operations. Gus Fring isn’t Mexican, so he can’t be a member, let alone a Don, and is technically an associate of the cartel under Bolsa. That’s why we see so much of Bolsa acting as intermediary between Gus and the Cartel. This scene basically means that the big Don has granted more power and responsibility to the corrupted Bolsa operation dominated by Gus at the expense of a degree of the other families’ independence. Now, Gus doesn’t just move Bolsa’s product, he moves the product of the entire cartel and could theoretically hold that flow hostage if a conflict arose.
It's worth noting that Hector had been using his ice cream company as his front, but Gus and Mike sabotaged his supply line and so Hector demanded to use Gus's trucks instead. This was a calculated move by Gus to weaken Hector's standing in the cartel and make him depend on Gus
Hector didn't want this to be a permanent arrangement, only temporary until he could get his own front back up and running.
@@adrianmalacoda all true
@@adrianmalacoda
Mike sabotaged Hector's business all on his own. Gus benefitting from it was just happy circumstance.
Gus expression at 1:18 is great.. i bet his chilean inner-voice is saying something like "ahí queaste, viejo reculiao" 😂
With terrible pronunciation. I like to think everyone is the cartel have speech impediments to that’s how they all became friends.
I'm not a fan of Chilean seabass.
''metedo'' C'mon.... That's not how you say method in spanish. It's ''metodo.'' Why do they put so little importance in the spanish?
maybe you should learn to listen
@@firstname4337 YOU should learn to listen. The guy says ''metedo.'' Not ''metodo.''
@@firstname4337 as a native spanish speaker, aside from lalo and nacho's dad, the spanish on the show is quite terrible, especially gus
bolsa and eladio do have a decent spanish, but you can tell their accent it's not very mexican
Yeah despite being a show taking place in majority hispanic areas and being centered around the Mexican cartel the Spanish is legitimately terrible. I’m not even a native speaker and I know it sucks. Lalo is legit the only character who sounds correct
@@zekeiwa5837 I'm not even a native speaker and I can tell that Gus Spanish sucks
Lol imagine being given this embarrassing, immersion-shattering, insulting, level of Spanish, and you call this an amazing franchise and beg for more scaps.
What happened?
🤣Shut up.
The Heavy is dead
@@derlich09 Damn that’s mean lol
Thanks to Mike's meddling earlier on in the series, Hector's main way of trafficking was compromised and he was now forced to rely on Gus and his chicken trucks to transport the product. Hector being the prideful man he is, saw this as a personal insult considering he's hated Gus ever since they met.
Hector demanded Gus move his product up north and convinced the other Dons of this idea, except as you can see the other dons agreed and Hector realised he screwed up.
pretty boring
Maybe you should spend some 20 years in the can.
@@quakeknight968047 year old kid brother and that animal Blundetto. Whatever happened there
@@kasperberge7075 WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE?
Hey, it's the shah of Iran!
1:37 I never liked how he said this line.
Why not? It's clearly a lie
RIP Mark Margolis