@@TheChrisperWhoIsCareless He'll never change! Ever since he was 9 couldn't keep away from the members only jacket, but not our Kino. couldn't be precious Kino, wearing it blind and he get to make videos? What a sick joke!
I have no sympathy for Hector even when old and crippled. Think of all the people as helpless as he became, that he tortured and killed without mercy before he got old?
@@zachausler-rawle3773 It's entirely possible to not be sympathetic to Hector and still think Gus is a bad guy. Most of the breaking bad characters, at least the ones involved in crime, are bad people. That's the point. It's in the name.
Great show. Had almost forgotten how bad Hector was. R.I.P. Mark Magolis. Do you think Don Eladio hated Hector because Hector was going to blow up those kids in Scarface ?
Hector was probably the most likely to turn on Eladio besides Gus, because of his ego and entitlement to the cartel. Although this is mainly explored in Better Call Saul.
Thank you Mark Margolis for your amazingly captivating acting. You played the role of a ruthless, sleazy, evil, drug lord so well. Even bound to a wheelchair with a dinner bell and no lines to say, you still knocked it out of the park. R.I.P
I felt like he peed in the pool because he knew they would have to drain and clean it anyway because of all the blood that was about to be spilled in the pool
1. Gus and Hector were different from one another in the sense that Hector personalized EVERYTHING and Gus only personalized ONE thing. Avenging Max. 2. I think a distinction has to be drawn between what’s typically attributed to sadism and what Gus did to Hector. There’s a difference between torturing someone as payback and doing it just because you get personal enjoyment from it. Even the animal he tortured “had it coming.” 3. As god awful a human being as Gus was and as glad as I was to see him get his comeuppance in Breaking Bad, I would support virtually ANYONE who went after him, including Fring. 4. After witnessing all of the horrible, despicable, things he’d done, seeing Hector forced to wear a birthday party hat and to suffer all of the other indignities he had to suffer was satisfying and, at times, comedic. I’m glad it was in the script.
Pretty sure Hector has or had a son/daughter since he has (had) a grandson which jessie kills. I think hector's child died long ago which made him even more protective of his family.
I don’t know if you mentioned it, but another reason Hector hates Gus is because he’s South American. In the cold open for the BB episode “One Minute” In a flashback, Hector calls South Americans “Dirty, Dirty People”. Basically, Hector was racist just like almost everyone in the Cartel and Mafia.
On one hand, I do feel very bad for Hector and the fate of the Salamanca family, then again they really had it coming. On the other hand although i do feel for Gustavo for his loss, he really is a snake in the grass, And is no better than the Salamanca family. With all that said at least Salamanca have loyalties to their family and coworkers, That alone is more honorable than Fring
Probably my favorite Breaking Bad character. Just a ruthless old school gangster that would do anything for his bloodline. They definitely got the family orientated angry Mexican grandfather stereotype to a tee. (Even if his Spanish sucks.) Also it always annoyed me that the subtitles say "Family Is All" when it more closely translates to "Family Is Everything". Kinda hurts the meaning of the line.
Can you do a short video on Juan Bolsa. I never understood what his role was in the story outside of being a middle man during disputes. Also I never understood why Gus also hated him to the point he felt to need to kill him, even though he was cooperative with him in every other scene. I feel like there is a more obvious and concrete explanation given in the show that went over my head.
Bolsa was pretty cutthroat when he needed to be, given how he arranged Tortuga's death. He was still part of the same cartel that Gus was trying to destroy and take over, Bolsa is all business, so it could be argued his death was still business.
It was a notable rivalry in the background. You could spend a short vid just analyzing the faces they make in their final confrontation. Margolis added little expressions like Hector winking at DEA after the falseflag about confessing, and in his final scene he conveyed emotions like regret, rage, and even sadism. Gus was notably stonefaced until he went from bewildered to panicked....and then two-faced, of course.
@7:29 Are we supposed to celebrate Gus torturing an old man? Frankly yes. Hector was a horrific monster. Almost demonic. His suffering would end when he finally died. Abrahamic religions are wildly immoral in threatening infinite punishment for finite crimes. But mentally torturing a crippled old man who spent decades reveling in tormenting anyone unfortunate enough to have crossed his path simply because he had power, wealth, and no conscience is proportionate. I will never condemn Fring for anything he did to the Salamancas.
hmm yes maybe, and while bananas are not as good as apples i still find hector to be a horrible person for punching a perfect hole through a homosexual mans head with a 45.
@Cushla-np4pt While I don't recall whether his homosexuality was relevant to why Hector killed Max, I was fairly explicit that he got what was coming to him. I despised that whole family any time they were on screen. Bunch of jagoffs.
The channel The Take made a video series a while back pointing out how the side characters in Bteaking Bad mirror Walter. And it is easy to see how Hector's fixation with family connects to Walt's use of his family as an excuse for his criminal activities.
I have! Great job on that video essay it was really well done! Do you plan to do videos on other Wire characters that you haven’t covered yet in the future?
I never felt that bad for Hector because he was an unrepentant piece of shit until he became crippled. BCS shows us that he was an awful person, even in his old age. His only redeeming quality was that he loved his family, but the majority of the men in his family are murderous psychopaths so 🤷🏾♂️ The only sad part was that Gus was just gonna keep Hector alive to torture him rather than just kill him. With that said, I do think a theme through BB and BCS is that when you prioritize revenge, or even self-preservation, you can become as bad as the people you’re in conflict with. Hector was clearly wrong for what he did to Gus, but Gus ultimately becomes someone who’s ideology isn’t that different from Hector’s. He is more cautious and pragmatic than Hector, but he’s still willing to kill innocent people or use them as pawns without a second thought. This cycle continues with Gus and Walt. As Walt basically spends all of Season 4 trying to protect himself from Gus, but ultimately ends up becoming arguably as evil as Gus. A conflict that was started by the death of an innocent child gets resolved because Walt poisoned an innocent child.
I personally think that Hector was just as terrible of a person as a crippled old man than he was before it. He definitely would’ve carried out the same ruthless and immoral acts if he had been able to. The only reason you might take his side over Gus is because you are rooting for Walt and want Gus defeated. But logically, I think he was a much worse person than Gus because at least Gus’s horrible acts were because of a vendetta. Hector just liked it.
2:14, you were wrong about one thing here. He also has a grandson Juaquin Salamanca whom was shot by Jesse. If he has a grandson that means he had to have at least one son/daughter out there somewhere.
*Hector messing with the DEA is a hilarious scene. *And that’s badass when his face becomes furious, then *DINGDINGDINGDING* badass kamikaze way to go, “Im blowing all of us to hell”
I dunno, I think Gus showed his worst side in dealing with Werner, with Nacho, with Victor, and with Hank. Hank was a dutiful, honest DEA agent, if rather understandably too hot-headed to act professionally when the criminals he is chasing bring his family life into their cat & mouse game. He had almost nothing to go on to confirm his suspicions about Gus Fring. Until that well-manicured psychopath tipped his hand to Walter White and, in so doing, set in motion the events which would bring about his own death and the destruction of his illicit empire. Victor was seen but could have laid low or been sent to Mexico or been given an alibi. Gus could have had one of his people pick up the phone and call the law offices of Saul Goodman. Walt, although he didn't know Victor was spotted at the scene of the crime, called it right. The chicken man brutally murdered one of his most loyal henchmen to send a message to Walt and Jessie. Nacho wanted out of the game and wanted to save his father. The greater threat to whom quickly became Gus and his henchmen, rather than the Salamancas. Showing a pattern that Gus would repeat in Breaking Bad, despite his assertions to the contrary, of hurting or threatening people through their loved ones. Speaking of which, while Werner was indiscreet, his attachment to his wife signaled that there was going to be leverage to use to ensure his silence in the future, without going to extreme lengths. Gus, whom we have established was not above making threats that extend to family members who are not in the game, would've known that. Werner's silence was at least as reliable as that of DOZENS of individuals who are privy to el gran secreto that Los Pollos Hermanos and Lavandería Brillante are front operations for something more. Certainly he would be inclined to keep his trap shut if he were informed at minimum, even without specifics, that other, more dangerous parties than the police would take an interest in him if he repeated what he knows of the building project. To give him some idea of the stakes involved. There was no reason to take him out, apart from testing Mike's loyalty, which after all, won out over his principles and conscience.
6:26 I love that the only thing Gus puts out for his “guests” during their meeting is some coffee and a pathetic vegetable tray from the supermarket. Another mild and petty slight against the Salamancas.
They killed Max to send a message not to make and sell in their territory without permission anymore. Eladio tells Gus the only reason he did not kill him and instead Max is because he knows Gus’ history in Chile and way more useful than Max.
I wonder why Gus did this to Hector. He may never walk again, did you know that? And for what? 'Cause he didn't duke him enough? 'Cause he didn't visit him in the can? When was the last time you visited anybody in the can Gus? When was the last time you gave a fuck about anybody but Gustavo Fring? - Lalo Salamanca, probably.
The only spin off content the BrBa universe can make at this point revolves around the Salamanca family. Too bad I think it's unlikely because it's a little ridiculous to make another prequel after one prequel, not helped with Mark Margolis' death.
7:19 i kept watching SNL and was like why does this guy look familiar? I've seen him before. Then i watched Saul again and was like hey this guy looks familiar. Oh yeah. SNL!!
I almost felt the Gus storyline in BCS was a bit too dark for my liking. The way he treated Nacho for example felt very cruel and undeserved. It's okay for his character to be like that don't get me wrong, I just don't necessarily want to watch it. 😅
That’s because the Salamanca based on that family that had all the games but didn’t have all the money for the drugs as much as the main people in Mexico, war by the governors of leaders, all their own game, and had more money but they were able to win it, but they wouldn’t believe the Muslim like the sopranos they weren’t the biggest mafia family, but do not span is in New York and stuff like that that’s that that’s a Lamarcus that the seller Marcus
Because Gus, with a psychopath and his friend are the Salamanca‘s were sociopaths, but each one of them had their own justice in the queen. OK Salmark is represents reality. Well that’s over that in reality.
I will never EVER understand how Gus was able to walk away from the wheelchair bomb with only part of his head blown off. I man the show the inside of the room with the wheelchair gone, hector gone, and where is Tyrece? He is gone too. But Gus gets a little face blown off and his nice purple suit is still in tact.......
Im pretty sure they made it that way as a metaphor for his real evil side and his fake professional corporate side. His non blown up side tries to keep up the appearance of being alive until the very end
Correction: Hector did have at least one son as Joaquin Salamanca (whom Jesse kills in the episode "Salud") is his grandson.
In the La Familia es Todo part, 5:58. Notice the chair that Hector is sitting in
Or daughter?
“Chemist Femboy” never change Kino, never change
He never will change. Some say he still wears his Members Only jacket.
@@TheChrisperWhoIsCarelessMembers Only? How long you been wearing that?
@@TheChrisperWhoIsCarelessAlways with the scenarios this one.
@@TheChrisperWhoIsCareless He'll never change! Ever since he was 9 couldn't keep away from the members only jacket, but not our Kino. couldn't be precious Kino, wearing it blind and he get to make videos? What a sick joke!
I have no sympathy for Hector even when old and crippled. Think of all the people as helpless as he became, that he tortured and killed without mercy before he got old?
But I bet you still love Gus even though he’s done far worse. I understand you but try to have an open mind
@@zachausler-rawle3773
It's entirely possible to not be sympathetic to Hector and still think Gus is a bad guy.
Most of the breaking bad characters, at least the ones involved in crime, are bad people. That's the point. It's in the name.
@zachausler-rawle3773 no, I don't love gus not at all.
The birthday party hat scene was PRICELESS.
Like so many grains of sand
No hector deserved everything regardless of what fring did
His age doesn’t matter at all
2:14
He did actually have a child since he had a grandson named Joaquin (the one Jesse shot)
Family? I told you, the Salamancas are a glorified crew
I don know. Farmers.
The salamanca's are the real cartel 💯
That fuckin Animal Salamanca
Gta 4?
@@valter7197 Sopranos
Hector did have kids didn't meet them but Jesse killed his grandson escaping Mexico with Mike and Gus
Great video tho
Great show. Had almost forgotten how bad Hector was. R.I.P. Mark Magolis.
Do you think Don Eladio hated Hector because Hector was going to blow up those kids in Scarface ?
Hector was probably the most likely to turn on Eladio besides Gus, because of his ego and entitlement to the cartel. Although this is mainly explored in Better Call Saul.
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Thank you Mark Margolis for your amazingly captivating acting. You played the role of a ruthless, sleazy, evil, drug lord so well. Even bound to a wheelchair with a dinner bell and no lines to say, you still knocked it out of the park. R.I.P
I echo that sentiment. Fantastic actor
I'm sure this joke has been done already, but...
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I definitely agree . Excellent acting .
I felt like he peed in the pool because he knew they would have to drain and clean it anyway because of all the blood that was about to be spilled in the pool
Good point!
It could have also been a power move against Max and Gus to show that Hector may work for/with Eladio he's not scared of him
1. Gus and Hector were different from one another in the sense that Hector personalized EVERYTHING and Gus only personalized ONE thing. Avenging Max.
2. I think a distinction has to be drawn between what’s typically attributed to sadism and what Gus did to Hector. There’s a difference between torturing someone as payback and doing it just because you get personal enjoyment from it. Even the animal he tortured “had it coming.”
3. As god awful a human being as Gus was and as glad as I was to see him get his comeuppance in Breaking Bad, I would support virtually ANYONE who went after him, including Fring.
4. After witnessing all of the horrible, despicable, things he’d done, seeing Hector forced to wear a birthday party hat and to suffer all of the other indignities he had to suffer was satisfying and, at times, comedic. I’m glad it was in the script.
There is a third option. Don't take either side.
Pretty sure Hector has or had a son/daughter since he has (had) a grandson which jessie kills.
I think hector's child died long ago which made him even more protective of his family.
I would love to see what a younger Hector was like, to see his parents and brothers, that would be interesting.
Hector deserved everything that came on him
Hector Salamanca was a wonderful part played so well by Mark Margolis RIP
WHAT!?
Hector did 17 years in the can and not a peep.
My reaction to this video: *ding, ding, ding, ding.*
I don’t know if you mentioned it, but another reason Hector hates Gus is because he’s South American. In the cold open for the BB episode “One Minute” In a flashback, Hector calls South Americans “Dirty, Dirty People”. Basically, Hector was racist just like almost everyone in the Cartel and Mafia.
5:57 I never noice he’s sitting in a chair with wheels foreshadowing…crazy cool
I was thinking that myself! Incredible detail.
You dont have to take a side, theyre all deplorable
On one hand, I do feel very bad for Hector and the fate of the Salamanca family, then again they really had it coming. On the other hand although i do feel for Gustavo for his loss, he really is a snake in the grass, And is no better than the Salamanca family. With all that said at least Salamanca have loyalties to their family and coworkers, That alone is more honorable than Fring
Probably my favorite Breaking Bad character. Just a ruthless old school gangster that would do anything for his bloodline. They definitely got the family orientated angry Mexican grandfather stereotype to a tee. (Even if his Spanish sucks.)
Also it always annoyed me that the subtitles say "Family Is All" when it more closely translates to "Family Is Everything". Kinda hurts the meaning of the line.
Can you do a short video on Juan Bolsa. I never understood what his role was in the story outside of being a middle man during disputes. Also I never understood why Gus also hated him to the point he felt to need to kill him, even though he was cooperative with him in every other scene. I feel like there is a more obvious and concrete explanation given in the show that went over my head.
He hated him because he was a part of the cartel, which kills his lover and was also obviously pro cartel
Fun fact: Juan Bolsa's name is a nod to the Sopranos as Juan Bolsa in English, translates to John Sack...
Agree. I feel like he’s an important character of sorts but he’s very forgetful lol
I think he was the key to the Mexican government and local police helping the cartel
Bolsa was pretty cutthroat when he needed to be, given how he arranged Tortuga's death. He was still part of the same cartel that Gus was trying to destroy and take over, Bolsa is all business, so it could be argued his death was still business.
Hector is more selfless and I respect that in some way
Hector would have to have children as he had a grandson
It was a notable rivalry in the background. You could spend a short vid just analyzing the faces they make in their final confrontation. Margolis added little expressions like Hector winking at DEA after the falseflag about confessing, and in his final scene he conveyed emotions like regret, rage, and even sadism. Gus was notably stonefaced until he went from bewildered to panicked....and then two-faced, of course.
Richie Aprile and Hector Salamanca eating eggs? Now that's an image! 🛎🍳
Wake up babe, Pure Kino dropped a new video
Man I love these character breakdowns. Please do Boardwalk empire in the future!
Good call
Also.... character breakdowns for Oz. So many interesting characters were in that show
Hell yeah
@@JacobDean88ADEBISI! Adebisi walked so Tony and Walter could run.
Boardwalk Empire was the most underappreciated series ever. What a masterpiece, criminally underrated.
the real hero of Breaking Bad. OG
I love this vid about Hector he was always one of the the characters I was most interested in
@7:29
Are we supposed to celebrate Gus torturing an old man?
Frankly yes. Hector was a horrific monster. Almost demonic. His suffering would end when he finally died. Abrahamic religions are wildly immoral in threatening infinite punishment for finite crimes. But mentally torturing a crippled old man who spent decades reveling in tormenting anyone unfortunate enough to have crossed his path simply because he had power, wealth, and no conscience is proportionate. I will never condemn Fring for anything he did to the Salamancas.
hmm yes maybe, and while bananas are not as good as apples i still find hector to be a horrible person for punching a perfect hole through a homosexual mans head with a 45.
@Cushla-np4pt While I don't recall whether his homosexuality was relevant to why Hector killed Max, I was fairly explicit that he got what was coming to him. I despised that whole family any time they were on screen. Bunch of jagoffs.
The channel The Take made a video series a while back pointing out how the side characters in Bteaking Bad mirror Walter. And it is easy to see how Hector's fixation with family connects to Walt's use of his family as an excuse for his criminal activities.
Hector is Junior in Breaking Bad Version😊
Love these Sopranos and Breaking Bad breakdowns. Hope to see some for The Wire.
If you haven't seen it, I covered the main characters of The Wire in my All The Pieces retrospective
I have! Great job on that video essay it was really well done! Do you plan to do videos on other Wire characters that you haven’t covered yet in the future?
I wanted Lalo to win so bad
Dont forget Jesse gets in a shoot out and kills a lesser known Salamance while with Mike
I never felt that bad for Hector because he was an unrepentant piece of shit until he became crippled. BCS shows us that he was an awful person, even in his old age. His only redeeming quality was that he loved his family, but the majority of the men in his family are murderous psychopaths so 🤷🏾♂️ The only sad part was that Gus was just gonna keep Hector alive to torture him rather than just kill him.
With that said, I do think a theme through BB and BCS is that when you prioritize revenge, or even self-preservation, you can become as bad as the people you’re in conflict with. Hector was clearly wrong for what he did to Gus, but Gus ultimately becomes someone who’s ideology isn’t that different from Hector’s. He is more cautious and pragmatic than Hector, but he’s still willing to kill innocent people or use them as pawns without a second thought. This cycle continues with Gus and Walt. As Walt basically spends all of Season 4 trying to protect himself from Gus, but ultimately ends up becoming arguably as evil as Gus. A conflict that was started by the death of an innocent child gets resolved because Walt poisoned an innocent child.
07:02 no that's vengeance. It's not justice. Two diametrically opposed concepts
I personally think that Hector was just as terrible of a person as a crippled old man than he was before it. He definitely would’ve carried out the same ruthless and immoral acts if he had been able to. The only reason you might take his side over Gus is because you are rooting for Walt and want Gus defeated. But logically, I think he was a much worse person than Gus because at least Gus’s horrible acts were because of a vendetta. Hector just liked it.
I don’t feel sorry for Hector. The game is the game. He knew that
2:14, you were wrong about one thing here. He also has a grandson Juaquin Salamanca whom was shot by Jesse. If he has a grandson that means he had to have at least one son/daughter out there somewhere.
“Laz chanz to look at me kino “
4:17 Patsy was a made man and the pool wasn't
Rest in peace mark margolis, you were amazing
Next spin off.... Hector in his younger days. I bet he was freaking more vicious than he already was.
*Hector messing with the DEA is a hilarious scene.
*And that’s badass when his face becomes furious, then *DINGDINGDINGDING* badass kamikaze way to go, “Im blowing all of us to hell”
I dunno, I think Gus showed his worst side in dealing with Werner, with Nacho, with Victor, and with Hank.
Hank was a dutiful, honest DEA agent, if rather understandably too hot-headed to act professionally when the criminals he is chasing bring his family life into their cat & mouse game. He had almost nothing to go on to confirm his suspicions about Gus Fring. Until that well-manicured psychopath tipped his hand to Walter White and, in so doing, set in motion the events which would bring about his own death and the destruction of his illicit empire.
Victor was seen but could have laid low or been sent to Mexico or been given an alibi. Gus could have had one of his people pick up the phone and call the law offices of Saul Goodman. Walt, although he didn't know Victor was spotted at the scene of the crime, called it right. The chicken man brutally murdered one of his most loyal henchmen to send a message to Walt and Jessie.
Nacho wanted out of the game and wanted to save his father. The greater threat to whom quickly became Gus and his henchmen, rather than the Salamancas. Showing a pattern that Gus would repeat in Breaking Bad, despite his assertions to the contrary, of hurting or threatening people through their loved ones.
Speaking of which, while Werner was indiscreet, his attachment to his wife signaled that there was going to be leverage to use to ensure his silence in the future, without going to extreme lengths. Gus, whom we have established was not above making threats that extend to family members who are not in the game, would've known that. Werner's silence was at least as reliable as that of DOZENS of individuals who are privy to el gran secreto that Los Pollos Hermanos and Lavandería Brillante are front operations for something more. Certainly he would be inclined to keep his trap shut if he were informed at minimum, even without specifics, that other, more dangerous parties than the police would take an interest in him if he repeated what he knows of the building project. To give him some idea of the stakes involved. There was no reason to take him out, apart from testing Mike's loyalty, which after all, won out over his principles and conscience.
It was mentioned by Gus he had a grandson that was killed so he had to have atleast one kid.
6:26 I love that the only thing Gus puts out for his “guests” during their meeting is some coffee and a pathetic vegetable tray from the supermarket. Another mild and petty slight against the Salamancas.
I'd love to see you cover Narcos
Sopranos reference at the end is sick
5:57 - look at the chair he's sitting in 😂 can you say "foreshadowing?" 😂😂😂
Gotta realize that maybe Gus wouldn’t of been as evil if Hector and Eladio killed Max for no reason. Hector created his own demise
They killed Max to send a message not to make and sell in their territory without permission anymore. Eladio tells Gus the only reason he did not kill him and instead Max is because he knows Gus’ history in Chile and way more useful than Max.
I wonder why Gus did this to Hector. He may never walk again, did you know that? And for what? 'Cause he didn't duke him enough? 'Cause he didn't visit him in the can? When was the last time you visited anybody in the can Gus? When was the last time you gave a fuck about anybody but Gustavo Fring?
- Lalo Salamanca, probably.
Everything you're listing is vengeance. It's not justice.
Gus’ Chemistry Femboy…..
That’s what I was thinking, too.
Five fcking families +a glorified crew and we got that pygmy thing over in New Mexico
The only spin off content the BrBa universe can make at this point revolves around the Salamanca family. Too bad I think it's unlikely because it's a little ridiculous to make another prequel after one prequel, not helped with Mark Margolis' death.
familia es todos
7:19 i kept watching SNL and was like why does this guy look familiar? I've seen him before. Then i watched Saul again and was like hey this guy looks familiar. Oh yeah. SNL!!
I wish this channel would get its facts straight 😢
lmao that ending... "ya go see Hector? Fuckin parapalegic?"
Kino…can…*SOCK* me.
Loving these
I’m waiting for that Lalo vid lmao. I have the title for it “Lalo Salamanca the loser behind the smile”
Hehe...hehehehe
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I almost felt the Gus storyline in BCS was a bit too dark for my liking. The way he treated Nacho for example felt very cruel and undeserved. It's okay for his character to be like that don't get me wrong, I just don't necessarily want to watch it. 😅
That’s because the Salamanca based on that family that had all the games but didn’t have all the money for the drugs as much as the main people in Mexico, war by the governors of leaders, all their own game, and had more money but they were able to win it, but they wouldn’t believe the Muslim like the sopranos they weren’t the biggest mafia family, but do not span is in New York and stuff like that that’s that that’s a Lamarcus that the seller Marcus
Because Gus, with a psychopath and his friend are the Salamanca‘s were sociopaths, but each one of them had their own justice in the queen. OK Salmark is represents reality. Well that’s over that in reality.
I have zero sympathy for dude lol
Gus was catching, not pitching,
I will never EVER understand how Gus was able to walk away from the wheelchair bomb with only part of his head blown off. I man the show the inside of the room with the wheelchair gone, hector gone, and where is Tyrece? He is gone too. But Gus gets a little face blown off and his nice purple suit is still in tact.......
Im pretty sure they made it that way as a metaphor for his real evil side and his fake professional corporate side. His non blown up side tries to keep up the appearance of being alive until the very end
And because he went to prison, it wasn’t poly much money involved
Uncle June vs Tio Salamanca. Who wins?
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The actor of Hector was is scarface
Don Eladio too
B A L L S
Please do a video on lalo.
The main reason why Hector hates Gus is due to his own racism and homophobia, jealousy came later.
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Chemistry femboy😂😂 max gets done dirty for no reason
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