Better call Saul! What a journey it was, we got to know new characters and old characters even more. I thought the ending was very fitting and this solidifies it as the best show I've watched from start to finish, prob even better than breaking bad in my opinion. He might be in prison but he will have a more fulfilling life in there than at Cinnabon.. What did you guys think? What were your favorite moments? Lalo and Kim were amazing additions to the show. Sad to see breaking bad era come to an end but I'm glad Kim got a good ending, minus the yup sex.. Hope to see people pop in the comment section for years to come to discuss this great show! Have a good life everyone.
It makes sense now since Mike worked with Gus so he was known by the salamancas, they already knew who he was so they didn’t suspect him in breaking bad when they got the description of Heisenberg. Plus I’ve never seen Mike where a hat and the sketch could be hank, woody harrelson, joe rogan, Bruce Willis, Patrick Stewart, the guy who played lex Luther in smallville, Jada Pickett. There’s a lot of bald white guys in the world so I agree it doesn’t really narrow down the search
I mean the guy was in Albuquerque and is connected with Gus, which to Lalo means he is connected to the criminal scene there. Since he doesn't know the place as well as the locals, it doesn't hurt to ask anyone in the criminal scene about him. But yeah, it's still funny when Lalo asks it.
Kinda reminds me of the scene in Wedding Crashers where Will Ferrell is talking about how his mom is in the kitchen and " I never know... ... what's she's doing back there" lol
This is the first time I've ever seen a scene where it seems like it's not supposed to be filmed. The awkwardness, the boredom, the unimportant dialogues. I truly love this.
@@DjokaireInc yeah i know, i'm from germany. eurpean arthouse shit can be similar. But this series has a completely different pacing and style. I'm impressed by the choice of putting an atmospheric slow paced scene in there.
@@Marco_MM7 I've never considered Gus to be very charming or charismatic Well mannered well composed polite and friendly I'm not really the same as far as I'm concerned
the dude who showed up to get his share counted: -did not speak unless spoken to -showed up with what he owed and did NOT come up short -kept his money well organized -is the only member who didn't get punished or reprimanded in some way smart goon
Ohhh, he's up to a lot alright. He's just making sure his plan can be executed perfectly. (Y'all, stop straight up saying big spoilers. Come on. If you love BCS as much as the people who are starting to watch it, it would be best to have it not easily spoiled for them.)
There's something so scary about a genuinely _proactive_ person like Lalo. Nobody can relax around him, because he's always eagerly looking for ways to drive the business forward or follow up on every single tiny loose thread instead of letting anything slide or get the benefit of the doubt. For most cartel members we've seen on the show, the ideal position is just to sit back and count the money as it comes in; Lalo's actually got that here, but he can't sit still - he's gotta wheedle his men about some German guy's name(correctly, because it's actually a huuuuge deal to the cartel that Fring is secretly building his own meth lab inside the U.S., and nobody's noticed but Lalo), and when he hits a dead end there, just starts asking them to come up with "anything new" to show him, and sure enough, ends up going to the safe house and finding tiny impurities being snuck into the products, that nobody else would've discovered if they were content to just keep the status quo. He's like that boss that's always looking over your shoulder and finding new things for you to do; who's not in it for the money or to appease their own bosses, but because they genuinely love and believe in the whole operation and want the most out of it.
And those impurities were intentionally created by gus to provide an alibi for his covert operations behind the cartels back. It's an excellent game of cat and mouse and we know who wins
It’s kind of smart though. The street hears things that might not get to the bosses. The people who heard about Heisenberg first weren’t really even taken seriously
Same here, I think one strong similarity is they never show their cards. You never know if they know that someone is lying or not, makes it so much more intense. Lalo entering Jimmy and Kim's apartment acting friendly with an ulterior motive vs Hans Landa entering the house in the intro.
Then you go to make coffee with Gale's coffee maker then come to find that the ghost of Howard has already made the neatest and most pristine cup you've ever seen.
When nacho lies he touches his nose. He did it in the latest episode as well. Lalo was sending nacho off after being dropped off at the well. Lalo says "great work burning it down, expect a lot more like it soon" then nacho pauses, touches his nose, and flatly says, "sounds good"
Munat Kim’s pushback was definitely what caused Lalo to decide to bring Nacho with him to Mexico. Otherwise he would have gotten someone else to drive him over the border like he was originally planning
@@nikolabari68 in this scene shown here it's when Lalo asks "what about Michael?" That nacho touches his nose. (He knows Michael obviously and has worked with Mike against the Salamancas specifically). In the scene I mentioned (send off) when Lalo says "there will be more" and nacho replies "sounds good" nacho CLEARLY doesn't think that sounds good because that further entrenches him in the drug lord war and endangers his father. Also at this point Nacho desperately wants Lalo to just leave. Come on man I really shouldn't have had to explain that
I love the fact that I just have to look up Werner Ziegler in the search bar and this is the first video that comes up. Not a scene with the actual person in it, mind you, just Lalo repeating his name.
Yes, he is. He had his own series in HBO: Sr. Avila. He played a cunning hitman. He also acted as the leading man of con artists in a Mexican TV Show called Los Simuladores.
Rainer Bock, the actor of Werner Ziegler was my grandpa's acting student and his friend. My Mother and my grandpa were on a vacation in Sweden with him in 1986. I just found out about it 30minutes ago, sinve im a huge fan of BCS and BB it absolutely blew my mind. Edit: My Grandpa is a Theater Actor in Germany, in the 80s-90s they worked together in the Staatstheater Kiel. His Name is Peter Bernhardt.
I love the dynamic Lalo brings to the show. His charm is completely unlike any of his family members and yet you can feel how tense the room is when he is there
Gilligan’s casting team are geniuses. They only cast Bill Burr in Breaking Bad because the writers got distracted by Burr’s UA-cam clips. The ability to pick up on little details like that is crazy smart.
I keep coming back to this video and laughing my ass off. Especially when he points at the drug dealer like hes supposed to know who Werner Ziegler is.
The drug dealers must have been freaking relieved to not have a psycho like Tuco to answer to anymore lol. Sure, Lalo is way more dangerous, but he wont kill you because he gets some random drug fueled rage.
Yeah, it's like they're trying to figure out Lalo since he's so different from all the other Salamancas. They know Tuco is crazy as a shithouse rat.They know Hector is an OG latino gangster.They know if you see the twins you're either dead or you're good. With Lalo, there's no manual.
@@aldente3868 Lalo puts a similar kind of tension in the air as Don Eladio does. A smile from them could mean you´re doing great or you are about to get shot. In equal proportions.
@@dzemilmehovic5271 I always pictured gus, Lalo, tuco, and the twins as different extremes of a 2 axis spectrum. Gus-friendly/quiet Twins-not friendly/quiet Tuco-not friendly/loud Lalo-friendly/loud I don't know if those are the best words to describe it, but you see what I mean?
"Uh, no... I assume it's a German name, Werner is Old High German for "defender" and Ziegler, pronounced: 'Tseeg-la', is someone who produces brickstones, "Ziegelsteine" in German. But other than that no idea, boss."
Enki Bergmann Yeah, Lalo Or Hector because they seemed to be the Big ones with Big amount of Cash in their family, I mean Tuco wasnt on their level, he was still Living in the streets
DoogieBowser his charm is what makes him even more psycho than Tuco. Tuco is just an ultraviolent drug fiend but Lalo… he knows what he’s doing which makes it worse
1:00 how the hierarchy changed: Nacho sitting in Hector's chair and now Krazy-8 is doing collections 2 seasons before Nacho was the one doing collections supervised by Hector and beating Domingo
Watching Lalo like this makes me sad over how little screen time he has. He’s the most entertaining person in the entire breaking bad universe, and that’s saying something.
he does tbf. He saw through Gus bullshit story immediately in same episode this clip is from, also he saw through Jimmy, Jimmy literally put his act and talk with everyone but absolutely shat his pants from and couldnt do it with him.
@@dzemilmehovic5271 tbf jimmy is a horrible liar. Hes written to be like that. He doesnt respond with any confidence and has tells that are clear as day. He talks like he wants to be caught just like his scams😂
@@altonb93 he aint horrible. He is when hes shitting bricks but normally he lies well, why u think hes been successfull as conman for years? Anyways Jimmy aint point its Lalo, that mf doesnt miss out on a single thing. He saw through everyones bullshit in show every single time
its funny how obssesed Lalo is with Mike reminds me of that scene in BB when Saul defends Mike against Hank and Gomez "i dont know what's so attractive about my client I aint gonna judge but...he's just not that into you"
I love the way this character (and the actor who plays him) work things out. I the latest episode you can just see him working out Saul's story on his face; and the point at which he figures it out, his whole countenance changes. Excellent acting.
Better call Saul! What a journey it was, we got to know new characters and old characters even more. I thought the ending was very fitting and this solidifies it as the best show I've watched from start to finish, prob even better than breaking bad in my opinion.
He might be in prison but he will have a more fulfilling life in there than at Cinnabon.. What did you guys think? What were your favorite moments?
Lalo and Kim were amazing additions to the show. Sad to see breaking bad era come to an end but I'm glad Kim got a good ending, minus the yup sex..
Hope to see people pop in the comment section for years to come to discuss this great show! Have a good life everyone.
Goated ending
Yup.......Yup..........Yup.......Yup..........Yup.......Yup..........Yup.......Yup..........Yup.......
Weeerrrneerrrr..... Ziiieeegggllerrr...... Werner Ziegler...
Boring ending.
i just expected the colors to come back at the end
"He's a bald gringo" doesn't exactly narrow it down in the BB/BCS universe
But Hank and Walter are not "in the game".
Funnliy enough the last BB season had a hair stylist in the credits. They can't have been busy.
It makes sense now since Mike worked with Gus so he was known by the salamancas, they already knew who he was so they didn’t suspect him in breaking bad when they got the description of Heisenberg. Plus I’ve never seen Mike where a hat and the sketch could be hank, woody harrelson, joe rogan, Bruce Willis, Patrick Stewart, the guy who played lex Luther in smallville, Jada Pickett. There’s a lot of bald white guys in the world so I agree it doesn’t really narrow down the search
@@Mehmet-ef7qc yes they are
@@CornholioPuppetMaster My first guess would’ve been Jada
Everytime I don't see Lalo on screen 1:12
scheming a villainous diabolical plan
He is Up to Shenanigans
@@nln5035 chicanery
Lmao!
Me after Better Call Saul ends: 1:17
Everything about Lalo became so much clearer when it was specified that he only sleeps for 2 hours every night. Dude is completely out of his noggin.
He said that in the last episode right?
I don't believe that. That's not sustainable.
@@richierich7229
Right…
@@TheAwesome45 ok, right and?
@@richierich7229 "I don't believe that. That's not sustainable."🤓
If you say "Werner Ziegler" three times in front of a mirror he appears behind you
And he says “my friend Michael will be very happy to see me.”
he appears and digs you a sub basement
@@RootEight Werner. Because to get Lalo, you must sing "Paca Paca Paca in mi cabello" 3 times.
hahaha
@@The__Gent Hahahahahahahahahahahha.
I never knew I was so famous!
But the question is: are you in Germany?
@@afonsodeportugal yes!
@@wernerziegler6134 Wow wow wow wow!
@@wernerziegler6134 I have dual citizenship in Germany can I move in?
Congrats on being one of the remaining twenty-six Werner Zieglers in Germany!
Asking some local, low level street dealer if he's ever heard of Werner Ziegler LMAO
It never hurts to ask. Just in case he does come across him latter on he can tell Lalo.
BigJon410 Lola it’s Lalo
I mean the guy was in Albuquerque and is connected with Gus, which to Lalo means he is connected to the criminal scene there. Since he doesn't know the place as well as the locals, it doesn't hurt to ask anyone in the criminal scene about him. But yeah, it's still funny when Lalo asks it.
BigJon410 Lola is a woman’s name. His name is Lalo
With the efforts they made to keep that operation on the down low, there's no way this dude will ever know of him. C'mon
The way he says "whats he up to whats he doin?" just gets me every time
The zoom makes it 10x funnier
SAME. Also, its a Liam club in here.
Kinda reminds me of the scene in Wedding Crashers where Will Ferrell is talking about how his mom is in the kitchen and " I never know...
... what's she's doing back there" lol
he's talking to basically nobody but making sure they can all hear him lmao
@@jimmymeridian5174 Thanks captain obvious.
This is the first time I've ever seen a scene where it seems like it's not supposed to be filmed. The awkwardness, the boredom, the unimportant dialogues. I truly love this.
lmao, go watch some french films like " Cuisine et dépendance " or " Un air de famille ".
@@DjokaireInc yeah i know, i'm from germany. eurpean arthouse shit can be similar. But this series has a completely different pacing and style. I'm impressed by the choice of putting an atmospheric slow paced scene in there.
@@pikpik42 are you one of the 26 named Werner Ziegler
@@angryanakin unfortunately not
Alot of Better Call Saul is like that
Lalo is the most charming villain in the entire Breaking Bad lore.
Yeesss! 😆😂
And what about Gus?
@@Marco_MM7 I've never considered Gus to be very charming or charismatic
Well mannered well composed polite and friendly I'm not really the same as far as I'm concerned
No, that goes to Gus.
at the same time he is most intense character
Nacho's reactions to anything Lalo does are the best. He's so done with his bullshit lol
He plays well on those whether it’s the junkie groupies or Lalo trying to get him to crack
He did deny and lie about not knowing Mike! Lol😂
0:48 the look on nacho's face like lalo's been on this for five straight hours at this point
“Werner Ziiiiiiegler.”
“Ziiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieeeegler.”
He 100% has, no doubt about it
😂😂😂 100%
Well, he doesn't sleep.
Вернер Циглер
'Did I ever tell you, the definition of insanity? It's hearing Lalo saying Werner Ziegler over and over again, after this episode'
Best comment
We have a winner here.
This is underrated 😂
This is quite possibly the most unintentionally hilarious thing I've ever seen. This guy is just a perfect character in every way.
What’s he up to man, what’s he doing?
The way he contorts his face when he says "ziegler" kills me
ur doing the cast/writers/everyone involved wrong by saying unintentionally
"Ziiieeeegler"
nothing in better call saul is unintentional
Social distancing champs
Weeeeeerrrrrrnnnnneeeeeerrrrrrr Ziiiiiieeeeeeggggglllllleeeeeerrrrrr
LMAO
Made my day ❤
Lalo and the actor who is playing him is so good! I want a prequel series with Lalo and stuff! Who us more Salamanca and the twins already!
@@Anudorini-Talah they probably will do that after bcs
the dude who showed up to get his share counted:
-did not speak unless spoken to
-showed up with what he owed and did NOT come up short
-kept his money well organized
-is the only member who didn't get punished or reprimanded in some way
smart goon
Never noticed that. Shows Domingo is becoming a better criminal too
Three episodes in a row without Lalo this season. What’s he up to man, what’s he doing?
now we know he wanted to see Zieeeeegler
Comment aged terrifically
Preparing himself to kill Howard
He found the zieeeeeegler
Ohhh, he's up to a lot alright. He's just making sure his plan can be executed perfectly.
(Y'all, stop straight up saying big spoilers. Come on. If you love BCS as much as the people who are starting to watch it, it would be best to have it not easily spoiled for them.)
Lalo literally asked Michael if he knew Michael.
*Lol good one*
i didn’t get it
Oh... i get it
"He's a bald gringo, he's in the game"
XD that happens when you are a badass top agent like Mike really xD
Werner Ziegler
Roses are red,
sunflowers are yellow
@@Anudorini-Talah violets are blue
what's he up to man what's he doing
Look it's the wholesome 100 minecraft meme guy. Y'know, the guy that sounds like he has no nose at all.
There's something so scary about a genuinely _proactive_ person like Lalo. Nobody can relax around him, because he's always eagerly looking for ways to drive the business forward or follow up on every single tiny loose thread instead of letting anything slide or get the benefit of the doubt.
For most cartel members we've seen on the show, the ideal position is just to sit back and count the money as it comes in; Lalo's actually got that here, but he can't sit still - he's gotta wheedle his men about some German guy's name(correctly, because it's actually a huuuuge deal to the cartel that Fring is secretly building his own meth lab inside the U.S., and nobody's noticed but Lalo), and when he hits a dead end there, just starts asking them to come up with "anything new" to show him, and sure enough, ends up going to the safe house and finding tiny impurities being snuck into the products, that nobody else would've discovered if they were content to just keep the status quo.
He's like that boss that's always looking over your shoulder and finding new things for you to do; who's not in it for the money or to appease their own bosses, but because they genuinely love and believe in the whole operation and want the most out of it.
This is the best comment I've seen on a BCS video
Very well presented, hats off to your analysis
Nothing is more dangerous than a proactive modern management on Drug Business :)
And those impurities were intentionally created by gus to provide an alibi for his covert operations behind the cartels back. It's an excellent game of cat and mouse and we know who wins
Antisocial behavior and tendencies always looking for something to excite them or give them a thrill that’s what Lalo is doing here
Can’t get over the fact that Lalo asked some random dealer if he had heard of “Michael”
It’s kind of smart though. The street hears things that might not get to the bosses. The people who heard about Heisenberg first weren’t really even taken seriously
This was unscripted. He was asking Michael Mando if he ever heard of himself.
Ignacio did like about not knowing Michael lol!😅
That thumbnail should be a meme.
Lets establish
ZIEGLER imgur.com/a/au5ci1i
When you nut but she keep on suckin
Nice rubber head.
And now it is
0:49 "What about Michael, he's a bald gringo, he's in the game." as the camera focuses on Michael Mando
"He's pretty cool in it, talks about like, the definition of insanity, or something"
Technically Michael Mando is neither bald or a gringo.
MR. D00M shaved, that’s a hairdo. Case closed.
@@mr.d00m37 He's Canadian. So by definition, he is a "gringo" (foreigner).
@@mr.d00m37hes a buzzcut gringo
feel like Lalo was the smartest out of the entire cartel
wtf upload more wizard101 videos
@@craves7215 agreed
You say was like he is dead
@@mutt8553 Because he is
@@Pyth110 that's what he wants Gus fring to think!
0:46 That expression after "Ziegler" just kills me every time 😂
Exactly! lmao
Werner 😐 Zieeeegggglerrrr 😁
😬
Nacho is sick of his shit
He looks like a cartoon character , maybe Shawn the sheep farmer lol
Lalo reminds me Hans Landa - Very charming, inteligent, but also dangerous
Same here, I think one strong similarity is they never show their cards. You never know if they know that someone is lying or not, makes it so much more intense.
Lalo entering Jimmy and Kim's apartment acting friendly with an ulterior motive vs Hans Landa entering the house in the intro.
This comment is gold!
YES. Had that thought two minutes before seeing your comment.
"Ah Landa ! Da sind sie ja !" x'D
Yesss
I love how he made Krazy 8 so uncomfortable
OCHO LOCO
Dealing with ANY member of the Salamanca family is uncomfortable
@@Baboesjki man I've literally laughed the shit out of me remember of ocho loco. Lalo's humor is just gold
Isn't Krazy 8 literally always uncomfortable?
@@abdizito8074 he was a snitch kinda wanted out since day 1
Always wondered what would happen if I cluelessly walked in and tried to order food while this kind of stuff was going on.
Lalo “Lets talk🙂” You “😰” 😂😂😂
He’d probably ask you who Werner Ziegler is
Lalo would probably ask if you know who Werner Ziiiieeegler is
Reminds me of how nacho tells Michael he’s never seen a person in the restaurant before
When you go to the superlab late at night and you hear the ghost of Lalo Salamanca:
Just a faint echo of "zieeeegler" coming from below.
With "Mi Caballo" playing in the background 🐎🐎
Then you go to make coffee with Gale's coffee maker then come to find that the ghost of Howard has already made the neatest and most pristine cup you've ever seen.
“WERNERRRRRR ZIEEEEGLER”
“MAICHEL”
He’s a bald GRIEEEENGO
MYYYY CHEEEL!
@@norm3844 He's in the game.
“What about Maigel?’
What about a Michael Mando? You know him?
The world needs more Better Call Saul memes
So Jimmy, have you thought on that job offer?
Well there is "Breaking Bad Saulposting" group on Facebook
I recommend /tv/
@@Deadpool-ts3tq "Touch base"
@@Deadpool-ts3tq very meme-worthy indeed
"Bald gringo"
That's like 80% of the male cast of BB lol.
0:39 when you're daydreaming and the teacher calls on you
Lmao
They ask a question and only thing you can say is that you don’t know
Funny 😂😂😂
When nacho lies he touches his nose. He did it in the latest episode as well. Lalo was sending nacho off after being dropped off at the well. Lalo says "great work burning it down, expect a lot more like it soon" then nacho pauses, touches his nose, and flatly says, "sounds good"
And then Kim mentions how Lalo has no one he can trust, something Lalo seemed to take to heart. I'm now concerned for Nacho this next episode.
oh shit thats a good catch.
Munat Kim’s pushback was definitely what caused Lalo to decide to bring Nacho with him to Mexico. Otherwise he would have gotten someone else to drive him over the border like he was originally planning
How was that lying though?
@@nikolabari68 in this scene shown here it's when Lalo asks "what about Michael?" That nacho touches his nose. (He knows Michael obviously and has worked with Mike against the Salamancas specifically). In the scene I mentioned (send off) when Lalo says "there will be more" and nacho replies "sounds good" nacho CLEARLY doesn't think that sounds good because that further entrenches him in the drug lord war and endangers his father. Also at this point Nacho desperately wants Lalo to just leave. Come on man I really shouldn't have had to explain that
I love the fact that I just have to look up Werner Ziegler in the search bar and this is the first video that comes up. Not a scene with the actual person in it, mind you, just Lalo repeating his name.
Haha I couldn't resist uploading this, i had it stuck in my head for so long
Tony Dalton---remember this name---truly gifted actor.
Yes, he is. He had his own series in HBO: Sr. Avila. He played a cunning hitman. He also acted as the leading man of con artists in a Mexican TV Show called Los Simuladores.
Every actor is gifted if everyone in the youtube comments are the judges. Lol
He mostly did Mexican soap operas early on in his career. That’s how I know him.
@@moltanicalegend9377 Well if you have watched any marvel movie Tony Dalton seems more than gifted
@@emanuellopez8578 what the hell are you talking about? The only thing he is associated in Marvel is the hawkeye series which is unreleased
Werner: Say my name.
Lalo: Weeeeeerrrrrrnnnnneeeeeerrrrrrr Ziiiiiieeeeeeggggglllllleeeeeerrrrrr
Werner: You're Goddamn right.
Aw, I love this comment. I wish there was a whole series about Lalo.
hahaha
Rainer Bock, the actor of Werner Ziegler was my grandpa's acting student and his friend. My Mother and my grandpa were on a vacation in Sweden with him in 1986.
I just found out about it 30minutes ago, sinve im a huge fan of BCS and BB it absolutely blew my mind.
Edit: My Grandpa is a Theater Actor in Germany, in the 80s-90s they worked together in the Staatstheater Kiel. His Name is Peter Bernhardt.
That's really cool!
@@Quzga :)
Que pequeño que es el mundo
I'm so sorry for his loss. Prayers go out to his family
Yeah and lalo actor is my granpa
His fucking face kills me when he’s like “what’s he up to? What’s he doing?”
I literally burst into laughter when Lalo asked that random low level drug dealer if he knows Werner Ziegler 😂
and he was so serious lmao
I love how "what's he up to man, what's he doing?" now gets associated with Zeigler when in the actual scene was talking about Gus.
Lalo is freaking hysterical 😂 😂!!
How do they keep coming up with these amazing characters?!
Hector actually answer that in an interview saying "DING DING DING DING"
Dave S tony dalton came out in a Spanish show years ago, and man he’s one of my favorite actors, also helps he knows perfect Spanish, good cast
Needs his own spin off tbh
Took like 5 seasons to come up with one and he's still not as iconic as those Breaking Bad legends.
@@vb8428 honestly I like him more than any breaking bad villain character
been repeating this ad nauseam for the past week, I'm pretty sure my family thinks I'm autistic
Cant really say I blame them
You probably are
I have autism and confirm this
@@jacky9575i dont take you serious
@@bendover2684 I said, I confirm this
0:47 Michael Mando trying hard not to laugh. 😂
"Michael, he's a bald gringo" then the camera focuses on him.
What a subtle joke lol
I love the dynamic Lalo brings to the show. His charm is completely unlike any of his family members and yet you can feel how tense the room is when he is there
The Actors are amazing, but damn, gotta give it to the casting team for finding them, they literally haven't missed once.
Gilligan’s casting team are geniuses. They only cast Bill Burr in Breaking Bad because the writers got distracted by Burr’s UA-cam clips. The ability to pick up on little details like that is crazy smart.
Lalo just cracks me up when says anything. So charismatic.
I keep coming back to this video and laughing my ass off. Especially when he points at the drug dealer like hes supposed to know who Werner Ziegler is.
The drug dealers must have been freaking relieved to not have a psycho like Tuco to answer to anymore lol.
Sure, Lalo is way more dangerous, but he wont kill you because he gets some random drug fueled rage.
Hell, Lalo Is also very terrifying 😂
Yeah, it's like they're trying to figure out Lalo since he's so different from all the other Salamancas.
They know Tuco is crazy as a shithouse rat.They know Hector is an OG latino gangster.They know if you see the twins you're either dead or you're good.
With Lalo, there's no manual.
@@aldente3868 Lalo puts a similar kind of tension in the air as Don Eladio does. A smile from them could mean you´re doing great or you are about to get shot. In equal proportions.
@@juanpabloorselli4515 prolly why they get along so well lol
@@dzemilmehovic5271 I always pictured gus, Lalo, tuco, and the twins as different extremes of a 2 axis spectrum.
Gus-friendly/quiet
Twins-not friendly/quiet
Tuco-not friendly/loud
Lalo-friendly/loud
I don't know if those are the best words to describe it, but you see what I mean?
lalo really cemented his mark in everyone
💀💀💀
nice
Like Howard
Every second Lalo is onscreen is a joy.
Well, every second but maybe those last few scenes. Hurt to see what happened to him and howard both.
I find it so funny that he asks that random scared guy that just came in to kick up the money.
*points*
YOU.
"Uh, no...
I assume it's a German name, Werner is Old High German for "defender" and Ziegler, pronounced: 'Tseeg-la', is someone who produces brickstones, "Ziegelsteine" in German.
But other than that no idea, boss."
whats he up to man
whats he doing
i love how nonchalant he is
whats nonchalant
@@savewaIterwhite careless
@@andreirossi2147 thanks dude :D
00:47 Michael Mando is trying so hard not to laugh
@Danny he is
my commando lol
He probably has a flashback of telling Jason the definition of insanity.
I want another prequel...
...about lalo
I want one with the cartel and all the salamancas.
@@Unknown-zt8mz @mrsriggs
Im down with that too - even better
let lalo be the main character tho
Enki Bergmann Yeah, Lalo Or Hector because they seemed to be the Big ones with Big amount of Cash in their family, I mean Tuco wasnt on their level, he was still Living in the streets
Baby Salamancas
tbh i hate the salamancas, but lalo is one of its kind
0:47 Nacho's facial expressions throughout BCS were just phenomenal. Dude really could speak with his face
The way Lalo says Michael is addicting
Dear god that thumbnail scared me
It's cursed
He looks like an ice cream
DoogieBowser his charm is what makes him even more psycho than Tuco. Tuco is just an ultraviolent drug fiend but Lalo… he knows what he’s doing which makes it worse
Once he finally learns how to pronounce Ziegler, he will transform into ice cream.
You should win a nobel prize for that thumbnail alone, my friend.
Haha seems it's the main reason anyone clicked on it!
@@Quzga nah, I searched for this discussion season and YT brought me here. Although, if this came up in my feed I would definitely click on it 😂
Zieeeegleerrrr
I'd like to say that I loved watching Lalo's smile, both in good and in bad :) great acting by Tony Dalton.
Hope to zzzzee him in more roles
SPOILERS
There are 5 more episodes left, what are they gonna do without him :(
@@hal_s8745 ikr! Must be about what happens to Kim. Didn't expect it to happen this episode
@@hal_s8745 Walter and Jesse is coming
i'd love to see him in a GTA tbh
this role certainly helped his career
@@Quzga And Jimmy/Saul/Gene's fate after BB as well. What happens to him after the taxi driver discovered him.
1:00 how the hierarchy changed: Nacho sitting in Hector's chair and now Krazy-8 is doing collections
2 seasons before Nacho was the one doing collections supervised by Hector and beating Domingo
Mrs Ziegler though damn 🔥
I've started to seriously annoy my friends with this Lalo Impersonation 😂😂😂😂😂😂
"According to Mrs. Ziegler." Jesus, he's been casing this woman for this long?
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sugma tits
ZIEGLERRRRRR
I love Lalo asking the street dealer if he knows anything then going "OK" and sighing when he doesn't. Like ok that didn't work, next plan
1:11 the excitement with which he wants to know whats on fring s mind is boss level 100
Lalo needs his own spinoff, he was such a great character.
I swear I watch this clip almost everyday
poor soul. people want to go out from concentration camps, you want to go in.
@@f.s.1429 ?????????
Watching Lalo like this makes me sad over how little screen time he has. He’s the most entertaining person in the entire breaking bad universe, and that’s saying something.
Lalo being a true intellectual among a group of people that does not know who Werner Ziegleris is.
lalo torturing nacho thinking out loud
Rip
He was an amazing villain! Great performance. He'll be missed.
He died smiling :)
Lalo is straight up greatness.
Lalo is just an amazing character and so brilliantly acted
I'm utterly shocked how nobody is talking about Lalo's blues moccasins x'D
Netflix should definitely make a new Serie only about Lalo Salamanca
Lalo is probably dead because Gus is still alive in Breaking Bad. No way did he complete the lab without killing Lalo.
like a Salamanca Family Sitcom?
@@bingebingebinge would watch
@@NicoA47 here's the trailer ua-cam.com/video/iO4u9KWEJC0/v-deo.html it's out after S6
Strange Roamer no why saul thinks that lalonsend 2 killers when jesse and walter bring sall in the the dessert for th badger case ...
This dude was so close to sleeping with his wife.
He then traveled all the way to Germany just to learn more about Werner Ziegler, which makes this moment even better
Lalo always gives the impression that he knows exactly when someone is lying
All salamancas come fitted with precision bullshit-detectors
he does tbf. He saw through Gus bullshit story immediately in same episode this clip is from, also he saw through Jimmy, Jimmy literally put his act and talk with everyone but absolutely shat his pants from and couldnt do it with him.
@@dzemilmehovic5271 tbf jimmy is a horrible liar. Hes written to be like that. He doesnt respond with any confidence and has tells that are clear as day. He talks like he wants to be caught just like his scams😂
@@altonb93 he aint horrible. He is when hes shitting bricks but normally he lies well, why u think hes been successfull as conman for years? Anyways Jimmy aint point its Lalo, that mf doesnt miss out on a single thing. He saw through everyones bullshit in show every single time
@@altonb93 THIS
when he said werner ziegler, that’s the moment saul goodman became saul goodman
This is the smartest comment in the whole Better Call Saul comment section fandom ever made, it needed to be said too.
how
woooow lol lol
Damn Peter Gould is such a genius
Who would actually thought he will track Mrs. Ziegler nearly seducing her to bed.
you picked the absolute *perfect* thumbnail for this
Haha yea when I recorded it I realized he makes such a funny face when saying it so couldn't resist!
My gf slapped me because I couldn't stop saying this.
Episode 5, Lalo finally found out what Werner is up to.
In an alternative universe:
"Lalo Salamanca, Laaaaaaalo Salamanca, whats he up to man?" - Werner Ziegler
its funny how obssesed Lalo is with Mike
reminds me of that scene in BB when Saul defends Mike against Hank and Gomez "i dont know what's so attractive about my client I aint gonna judge but...he's just not that into you"
0:45 my smile when the weekend starts
That thumbnail alone makes this perfect!
I love the way this character (and the actor who plays him) work things out. I the latest episode you can just see him working out Saul's story on his face; and the point at which he figures it out, his whole countenance changes. Excellent acting.
Wernerrrrr Ziieeggglerrrr!
The way this ties in with breaking bad is just amazing
Ikr. Imagine someone watching better call Saul and then breaking bad for the first time, would be sooo intense.
Look our boy Nachito. Rest well brother. 🙏
You how many Lalo Salamancas there are in Mexico? 1. 0 now according to Mr Fring.
REST IN PEACE, acting was the bomb
0:47 he wants to laugh lol
I like Lalos face at 0:45
😐Werner
😁Zieeee-
😐gler
"What about Michael?"
"Well of course I know him. He's me."