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US Air Date: August 13, 2018
Starring: Bob Odenkirk, Rhea Seehorn, Michael Mando
Network: AMC
Synopsis: Jimmy seeks new employment. Gus navigates the fallout from Hector's collapse. Kim endeavors to support Jimmy in the wake of Chuck's death.
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To add salt to the wound, Fring farted into the plastic bag right before the confrontation
Lmfao
😂
This should have more likes
Nah, he had Amouranth do that which isn't necessarily a bad thing, depending on how you look at it.
Lol probably smelled like his pollos hermaños kids meal
Gus "I do not believe fear to be an effective motivator" Fring.
Sooo Nacho will betray him somewhere in the future?
@@Krasses It would be interesting if he does as it might explain why Gus is reluctant to threaten Walter (at first) in Breaking Bad.
Anthony W he already has to Lalo.
Well, he said that in Breaking Bad and we have yet to see the end of Nacho's story in Better Call Saul. So...
Nobody seems to understand why Gus said that. He wanted Walter to come working for him from his own free will. Yes, the fear of Cartel would've forced him to work for Gus eitherway, but since Gus planned to wipe out Cartel in the near future, Walt would've stopped right when the news came out that he was no longer in danger. And that would've been bad for the business.
But it doesn't mean that Gus had anything against using fear to motivate his enemies and allies. He's just smart enough to know when to use it, and when to handle things in a different way.
Nacho didn't even ask about healthcare or salary or nothing before taking the position. Wrong move.
Imagine a scene of Nacho calling Gus that night asking him if he can match his 401k contribution...
The next day he should have put in an application at Los Pollos.
I hear Gus gives great dental
@Cornel Rusu yep
LMAO
When Vaas meet new villain of Far Cry 6
Achei que so eu tinha reparado nisso....
Neste novo jogo tomara q o protagonista se torne no vás,vai ser muito FODA
"Tal pai tal filho"
@@denilsonvicente27 que
True bro.
True
haha nice one but vaas will always be the king of far cry
The guy had it coming. I mean look at that ridiculous haircut.
Nonofya Bidnez bruh!! i liked it
For real that thing sucks
Anyone with a pony tail bowl cut needs to die zip tied with a bag on their head
_ Bubby_ ofc opinion of fortniter is considered
Dad Inside oh my bad Aspiring White Rapper is that you??
best job interview ever
Not better than ernie's from scarface
@@darkojurajsalopek688 indeed. Both of them were great.
Nacho didn’t even have to submit a resume!
Daraca Brat
“You wanna job Ernie?!”
@@darkojurajsalopek688 lol I was litreally looking for this comment
First time I watched this, I didn't notice it was Gus Fring himself who jumped Nacho's partner and put the bag over his head, then slammed him into the car and manhandled him to the ground. You don't often see Gus get physical, but when you do, it's always lethal.
A strong guy!
And you never see him holding a gun!!
Same here, just realized this from this vid! Crazy.
I watched this like 6 times and noticed it until I read your comment, damn
Didn’t realize until I read your comment! Just rewatched it!
I think moments like these are what gives Gus relief from his built-in anger, allowing him to be able to appear as an upright civilian in public.
He probably got a stress meter and doing things like this reduced it xD
Kind of like the purge works
Yes.. Like Dexter. Let the dark passenger go away
That's what Victor used to say.
Living a double life like that lends itself to explosions like this, you have to vent somehow
"we had em pissing their pants"
Well actually...
No replies. Damn
Well yes but actually no.
...In the plastic bag
Famous last words
well... not so much,
0:25 "you gonna *bag* me up or what?"
I'm leaving that to the big man himself
"Now you go back to Juan Bolsa"
I see wat u did 🦌
Michael A
“No, I don’t think I will”
Watching this scene for the second time I genuinely thought he said that
I love that Nacho doesn't even hand over the bag to him 2:32 because he's so pissed that the other guy put him in that position.
Lol i didnt even notice that
Good call, didn't realize either
Also it was a shift In power, they walked in the other guy acting tough and telling nacho to back him up but then nacho has to take control
can't be like this when you're doing dirt... stick to the money. they killing each other over bravado.. it was all about the money for us.
How did he put him in that position? He talked about it with Nacho before entering, and Nacho agreed to backing him up. He could have said no and talked him out of it.
First Box Cutter now this... Gus to be announced as a playable character on the next Mortal Kombat 😂
Scorpion: "Come over here!"
Gus: "You are mine!"
@@albarleta2511
Scorpion..... Yes sir.
Later
Scorpion :welcome to Los Pollos Hermanons.
Geoff Adam Gus is Geras confirmed
First this, then box cutter..
With that plastic bag move he should be in Manhunt.
Gus is fcking terrifying.
And AMAZING. 1 of the best characters I've ever seen.
Gus is terrifying , because he represents what each and everyone of us are Actually capable of. Do you have the stomach to be Gus?
EnJoy ur meal :)
Psychopatic, ruthless CEOs who do some dirty work themselves are pretty great antagonists.
Yeah no i'm not really.
Scary touch that Gus starts speaking while the other guy is still alive to hear it. Then everybody knows there's no chance from that point that he will live to tell the tale. He's not dead yet, but by just beginning the conversation, Gus makes it clear that he's gonna be dead in a few moments.
the dude probably couldn’t hear him anyway cause of the bag on his head and the fact that he was dying horribly
I think its way colder that they turn him around so Nacho can watch him in the face while hes dying.
While Gus is telling him a lesson AND the fact that he demands that he needs to look away from him and look Gus in the face while he is dying next to him.
Also, this stops nacho from wanting to save artur. If he did save him then thatd be a salamanca henchman who knew about nacho's pill caper
@@EvMund The thing that was stopping Nacho from wanting to save him was half a dozen guns pointing at his head.
Unlike Gus & Max, I don’t think Ignacio cared much about Arturo lol!
"We had them pissing their pants" Famous last words 🤣
You don’t get in the illegal narcotics trade expecting a 401k and a pension. Death is always around the corner. So is decades in prison
@jtbmetaldesigns Most people die before they collect their pension. Or it magically dissappear because of government corruption. Some jobs are so dangerous, tough could die at any moment.
@@jtbmetaldesignsso why do people get into it? Lol
Love how consistent Victor's character is. He's stubborn and prideful, which is what got him killed later on.
ElegeantFencer He was killed because he was seen at the crime scene.
Isn't it because he was supposed to keep Gale safe?
Its scary seing Gus killing him so cold blooded even though he's been working good for him so loyaly for a around 8-10 years
Victor was killed by Gus because he tried to do something who was beyond his employment and knowledge (cooking the blue sky, he wasn't supposed to do that, Walt and Jesse/Gale were. Victor was a bodyguard and a gunman, nothing less) and to send a message to Walt and Jesse
Sad to see how Victor went, The man was Loyal. Even though he was spotted at the Crime Scene of Gale Boettiger, I don't think he should have died. But I'm not Gustavo Fring, I can't see the death of another man as just Collateral damage, cost of doing business.
Between Tyrus' dead eyed stare and the menacing gaze of Victor, you can tell these people are in the intimidation business.
They would blow your head or cut your throat without any hesitation...
He's somewhat smirking; kind of a foreshadowing of whats coming next.
Tyrus looks way more menacing to me
Victor was very cocky, while Tyrus was more calculated.
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor I've always gotten the impression that Tyrus was ex-military and possibly served in an elite unit given his stoic and no-nonsense demeanor.
This scene was just breathtaking
LITERALLY
Luckily it was not a black guy
You're breathtaking!
I see what you did there 😂
Hahaha, funny! Basically you said breathtaking because he literally couldn't breath, so it's a joke about the word breathtaking and the fact he couldn't breath ahahaha genius!
Man I'm glad the actor who played Vaas is still acting. That dude can act as good as the rest of them.
TBH I would never guessed it was him if I didn't know.
@@mr.vargas5648 Vaas and Anton Castillo in the same show... Insanity
@@leonpaelinck I was scoring through comment just to look for Far Cry 6 reference
@@leonpaelinck exactly my thought
Anton Castillo and Vaas
Makes you think how hard it was for walter to neutralize gus and how badass he was
jeeesus Heisenberg*
That's one of the things that's so great about Better Call Saul. It makes characters like Gus, Mike, and Hector so complex, so detailed and so badass that it really amplifies just how tenacious Walt/Heisenberg is to take them all down.
The only time Gus did something because of his emotions was what got him killed. After all the revenge actions he could have just sent Tyrus to finish Hector and the bomb trap would have not happened.
Walter found Gus's one weakness - his emotional need to hurt Hector.
@@Siyko His emotional need was one aspect but Hector stays at a place where there were no cameras
The main reason why Hector was used was because of that
I'm normally fine with death scenes put this one really got to me, what a grim way to die and Nacho having to watch it
worse for his partner dying while watching nacho do nothing
Little rat Gus is! always killing from behind
I feel bad for arthuro
England 1966
This is nothing compared to the reality of the cartels.
According to findings in the past years they kill people in the worst ways imaginable including cooking them alive or slowly chopping them up one piece at the time starting from non vital limbs.
I enjoyed it. Got a few good faps out of it.
I love that this scene could be watched as its own micro-short film, by someone without any real prior knowledge of the show and characters
Only if you don’t plan to watch the show
Really strong scene as it is
Extremely strong when you already know Gus and nacho
3:38 is worst, where he looks around realizing that no one will help and everyone is just enjoying watching him struggle to death slowly.
it's not enjoyment. It's pragmatism. Nobody is clanking beer bottles together or cheering or even smiling.
Nacho definitely wasn’t enjoying it. As for the others…. who knows?
None of them were enjoying it
@@gztxrd who knows Gus probably was
It's still the sense of helplessness no one feels bad for it
I like how Gus gets his hands dirty instead of having others do his dirty work. He's almost as badass as Tom Neville from Revolution.
Yeah, I think that he does that because he wants to scare his opponents left alive (in this case Nacho, in Breaking Bad he did it with Walt and Jesse, Walt even shitted himself when Gus killed Victor with the box cutter), showing that he can do that to them or their families as well because he's a sociopath and they cannot afford to underestimate him and his men
Hamza Khaliq so he doesnt make mistakes
he wouldn't ask his employees to do something he wouldn't do himself. from fried chicken to meth distribution, the man is a good manager.
No half measures for gus
It's simple if you want something done right , do it by yourself
it seems like Nacho's employers keep getting worse anytime he tries to "replace" them - first Tuco, then Hector, now Gus ^^''
And lalo
Idk, i would rather work for gus than for Tuco. As long as i dont make severe mistakes, he doesnt kill me. While tuco would kill me anyway when hes im a bad mood
@@gabenfanboy7471 But Nacho isn't an employee of Gus. He's just a tool, once he's out of use gus is going to get rid of him, most likely. Gus could kill him at any point without second thought, just like he killed the other guy. The Cartel is gonna kill him once they find out he's working for gus without their knowledge.
Tuco wasn't as crazy as he was in breaking bad at this point of time. Still dangerous, but not as dangerous as being a puppet for gus.
@@sertu1462 you forgot he arleady killed a guy he actually liked while he was on drugs. Thats why nacho tried to get rid of him
@@gabenfanboy7471 Yeah I'm not arguing that tuco wasn't dangerous. But right now, Nacho could get killed by lalo (who might very well be smart enough to figure out that Nacho is the mole) have his father killed by the cartel because of that, might get killed by Gus if he doesn't need him anymore, or have his father killed by Gus if he doesn't stay in line.
Nacho is in the most dangerous situation possible right now, a mole for a drug lord that is trying to go against the cartel.
Nacho was a great character. Obviously a criminal, but what of the only guys that under the cartel that wasn’t an unpredictable psychopath. He was logical, and he wasn’t the type of guy to want to hurt innocent people, and he put the needs of his father above his own.
Well put, although many but not all criminals are total pieces of s***.
He put the needs of his father above his own? Naaaaah
@@agamersdiary1622 he sacrificed his own life for his father
@@astronxmically2817 in the end yes,but he made a million choices before against his father
Michael Mando is an extremely underrated actor.
Ikr I'm excited for him to play Scorpion in the new spiderman movie...He deserves bigger roles in Hollywood. Amazing talent.
He's well known for far cry 3
Everything that has ever happened is underrated
And he has big nostrils
@@ididntmeantoshootthatvietn5012 and Esposito is fixin to be Far Cry 6's antagonist +
Clean, quiet and efficient. Gus Fring all the way.
Box cutter scene would say otherwise
He used what he had available and the environment was perfect to mop up and drain Victors blood
Landon Smith thas true
And arguably unnecessary
Heisenberg: Loud, dirty, still efficient.
Kind of similar to when Hector killed Gus' partner by the pool in Breaking Bad. Gus knows how to terrify people.
*Gus' boyfriend
was never specified
Yeah, Gus basically became hector. Did exactly the same shit he's been driven to seek revenge for.
all been It was heavily implied.
Yoah Thuermann Hector was pissing and said ‘they like what they see.’
He also had a photo of max in his possessions after he died. Vince also said if you assumed Gus was Gay - you would not be wrong
I feel like Tyrus is heavily slept on. His character is just so menacing and monotone. He shows zero emotion and remorse in what he does. He’s also very loyal to Gus and like he said in the show himself, he’s just doing his job and what he’s told. Great character honestly being in both BB and BCS.
While I find his character intriguing as well, he was a pretty one dimensional character. Not much to really get into. He served his purpose well though.
@th3azscorpio That is what is menacing about Tyrus. He is a robot, no real care or emotions, or anything that makes him feel human. Dude doesn't even look like he sleeps. Just reports to Gus 24/7. He is extremely efficient in his work. Victor, on the other hand, has shown to be incompetent in reading the room correctly, and not corresponding to the situations correctly.
wdym menacing? Tyrus' subtle sass is off the charts and I love him for it lol
Gus was killing people like he was on the first level of manhunt
lol best game.
Creepy game
The more he tries to climb out, the deeper he gets in
Beautifully said
Who? The guy who died?
@@imaansharifi7493 No, Nacho
@@samuelbekele3601 yeah... he just doesn't like to be bossed around. But....
@@imaansharifi7493 kinda yeah
I love how he goes from being scared cause his buddy is in a bag in front of him, to being more scared that Gus knows his secret.
Man, this is the moment when Nacho's inevitable path to his death begins. There was nothing he could have done about it.
Yea they should have had a Salamanca (i.e. twins) follow them to these type of meetings. Gus wouldn't do this if any Salamancas were present.
Could have denied everything and blamed fring when the twins arrived. He might get killed too if he cant hold his lies together but it gives him a chance
Plot armor ya know? Gus was meant to succeed until the end of season 4 so nacho couldn't ruin his plans
Nacho's fate was sealed when he was way younger and got involved with the cartel in the first place.
He should have told the twins right after/after being wounded or lalo at the end. Gus doesnt seem to have solid proof of what Nacho did. Siding with the Salamancas was the better option, when to tell them is another story.
The more I acknowledge how dangerous, cold and unpredictable Gus was, the more I realize how brutal Walter was
nah, walt was just trying to copy Gus' cold and apathetic attitude, it just ended up being brutality with no intimidation, unlike Gus
@@justvibingthroughlife917 Walt was totally messed up mentally
Walter always made mistake after mistake because of his ego. He was lucky to kill gus
@@justvibingthroughlife917 you said nah and then proceeded to completely agree with the comment xD
@@justvibingthroughlife917 Season 5 Walt was intimidating. There was no way Declan would work for him if he wasn't.
Quite subtle, but I love the fact that Nacho does not hand the guy the bag, but waits for him to get it. Kinda gives me the feeling that he just wants to go home, and although he took his gun out, he didn't agree with his partner and just wanted to take whatever and go, but was forced by the situation to act tough
Welp, it's official, we've got 2 Farcry Villains in the same scene of Better Call Saul
Lmao true
Gus to vaas in this scene: Stay out of my territory
“From now on, you are mine!” The delivery of that line is just spine chilling. 🥶
I really feel bad for Arturo, every time he tries to assert his dominance, it will be someone who is bigger than him or the situation that he does it in a wrong time, even when he appears in the first time, we saw him try to talk an threatening Mike which fail miserably. Second one that he block the exit of Los Pollos Hermanos, he tries to act big by blocking the women and children until Nacho sending the “wtf are you doing” signal. Then the hospital one that he talk with Hector about the situation of the gang, the twins and Nacho are taking our attention from him. Until this last scene, he gets big off by taking six package that succeed, but in exchange of his life by Gus. Give Arturo a break man!!!
Well if you put it that way
The Benny Fazio of BCS
To make it even worse for him, his body is put in a car, taken to a remote part of the desert road, peppered with bullets by Victor and Tyrus, some of which also hit his body, then when the twins find them, they set the car and his corpse on fire.
arturo more like Lturo
That moment I saw the shadow I knew shit was about to go down real fast.
yeah, we all did dude.
It must be so stressful living a life like this.
that's the point of the show and breaking bad
@@rhaenentargaryen9996 not the only point
“Stressful” is a little bit of an understatement
@@weirdshibainu It's a very important point though, and continuously reinforced in a variety of ways. You meet young men who think the game will bring them fast money and status and excitement, and beat the hell out of a regular job like the "little people" grind away at. And maybe it does, for a while. But the stress is off the charts, and they often wind up in jail or prison, which is a whole other level of anguish. Or dead.
The Wire does the same thing.
Like Don Eladio told nacho
Basically
You'll always be looking over your shoulder no matter how high you climb in this business.
I like how Nacho in S6 decides not to die slow & painful like how this guy did...
I can't believe he goes that far over a chicken recipe.
Being up to Pollos Standards is a serious and lucrative business. I expect you of all people to know that considering how much GTA you've played, Professional.
Do not aggravate the chicken man, he will marry your wife, feed your son, and raise your daughter
@@tw1sted303and definitely won't kill your wife, son And infant daughter.
Well, you know, I've heard it's mighty good chicken.
i love how gus kills with no guns
He dislikes guns because thats how his best friend was killed
he even wanted to killed hector with a injection not a gun
@@lcdream4213 the only reason he was killing hector by injection is so that it looked like he died of natural causes and if he used a gun everybody would hear... idiot...
@@p0cr0c71 Why are you being so rude? He made a suggestion you didn't agree with, and that's his only crime. Grow up.
@@pumpkin6429 You replied to a 9 month old comment that nobody remembers or cares about. Grow up.
I have watched a lot of death scenes in shows, breaking bad, better call saul, sopranos etc but this is the most terrifying I have ever seen. Only time it’s been hard to watch for me
Dude just watch Oberyn death in game of thrones ^^'
Guitaristmalakian No thanks dummy
@@Guitaristmalakian that's completely different it's just gore it has no emotion, compared to seeing some one slowly die while his freind watches him take his last breath and gus just stands there.
@@HaYouGotRekTed Ok for the friend thing, but I don't agree at all with "the gore with no emotion". This character is build up to get revenge all season, he helps a good guy, even almost win the fight and gets his eyes squished and his head crushed while crying like a baby. It has emotions, you just don't like it ^^
@@Guitaristmalakian I've watched game of thrones 3 times and did enjoy the show, but it has nothing to do with what shows I prefer it's just that a guy getting his eyes crushed doesn't give much emotion because it doesn't seem realistic. a guy gasping for air and shaking while everyone watches him slowly die is alot more sad, since its actually somthing that happens alot in gangs and drug violence irl.
Somebody having the head squashed like a watermelon dosent have the Erie realistic feel to it.
The delivery of that "YOU. ARE. MINE' was truly shivering
I just realized at 3:32 that Victor turned the victim’s body so Nacho could see his comrade’s face as he struggles helplessly. He will remember that desperate, scared look the rest of his life.
Imagine being tied down and no way of breathing. The worst!!!!
Jonathan Castillo maybe try biting a hole? Idk if that works but yeahh
@@mihaelkeehl354 And after that? xD
It's not that that bad compared to other methods of killing
Imagine being blood-eagled
Read about medieval times
4:05 "Don't look at him, you look at me."
Gökalp Yağmur “ LOOK AT ME HECTOR! ”
Has your condition worsened?
@@MyNameIsOzymandias excuse me?
LOOOK AT MEHHHH ~Heath Joker
@@foretcl Gus asks that to WW after he kills two of his guys .
Fun fact about this scene:
Giancarlo espositio was specifically told by Vince giligan to express how he feels Gus should be acted meaning he had the freedom to kill the actor of Arturo on set! Brilliant work from the crew.
Bravo Vince!
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“You are mine” From Gus To Nacho Happy Valentines Day lol 😂
What a Jealous dude....
If there was an actual Valentine's Day card with Giancarlo Esposito on the cover and the inside saying this, I would totally buy it.
I feel pool flashbacks.
"Now look at him. You did this to him"
For a death scene with no blood or gore, this was pretty damn violent and terrifying.
It was terrifying
It's crazy to think BCS was initially going to be a light-hearted accompaniment to Breaking Bad. It probably was less "extreme" than BB in the first two seasons but Jesus....this is probably the most outright brutal death in the whole BB universe.
prison killings scene in bb comes very close
For Gus to do this himself shows how utterly furious he was... and how lucky Mike was to get away with only a note warning him off.
Apples and oranges
Yea it was personal
1:35 nacho gonna tell them the definition of insanity
Not as much as Gus made him feel the definition of fear at 3:45
I FEEL BAD FOR NACHO :(
Occupational Hazard.
His story feels like jesse,was in it for the money,but more and more he regret and hate it.
@@blonderedhead4440 And look..
Walt had a son with problems, jimmie has a brother with problems
Walt had a problematic wife so does jimmie.. you can see how the caracters have different stories in both series but with things in common
Me too. At least he wasn’t named ‘El Grande Taco Supreme’.
I feel bad for Nacho's Dad
It's always cool how Gus always intervene with his men rather than just commanding them without physical interaction
I like how they put him in a spot where he could have eventually taken the bag off his friend's head but didn't feel like he could because Gus exposed that he had dirt on him right in front of him.
i hardly think Nacho considered this guy a friend. The way he looks at him in the warehouse and doesnt even hand him over the bag
Yeah would have been a great idea while 10 armed men are around you that can and will kill you right after you make a move
@@flasimp420 Pretty sure that was due to the position Arturo had put him in.
Tyrus and Victor had guns pointed right at him
Glad Nacho is alive
Sheer Ice an' Cold Not for long for what it seems
Francisco Prado well it's always been likely he doesn't make it, being that he wasn't part of BB
Hayden G3 The other option I was thinking time ago was that he would go on the run
Francisco Prado yeah it's possible it's something like that
Nacho will survive this show, if not saul would not say "it wasnt me, it was Ignacio
You can feel how traumatized Nacho is in this scene. Great acting by Michael Mando.
1:49 *Your teacher when you're on your phone during class*
4:05 The teacher when you don't pay attention
I loved Breaking Bad but when you see the intricate backstories of Gus and Mike, it almost makes it completely unbelievable that Walt was able to get the upper hand on both of them. Gus was a hardened criminal years before Walt started and was equally as smart. And Mike was a former cop that did all kinds of badass things much like Gus did. Even if Walt was smarter, it still seems highly unlikely he could kill both of them.
Mike, Gus, everyone Walt took down, they all made 1 mistake, they underestimated him
Walter was a man who was easily underestimated, but had a huge ego, years of pent-up anger (due to being just a high school teacher while his partners at Grey Matter became rich) and nothing left to lose due to the cancer.
He was a whirlwind of death and destruction that wrecked everything that came in his path.
Their biggest mistake was that they underestimated Walter. They never once thought Walter could take them down which he very well could, if they did not make that mistake then Walter would never have gotten the upper hand
In fairness to Gus and Mike, if you were in their position and accomplished as much as they had, you would have underestimated Walter too. I mean the guy started off as a chemical teacher and a very small time dealer to make ends meet. I wouldn't have seen him as a threat either.
Mike lost everything at that point and never really cared about dying and certainly would have for the names of his guys. Gus was blinded by the DEA closing in on him to remind himself that Hector would never snitch. It makes perfect sense.
One of the most truly nightmarish ways to die IMO. Not only is having a bag placed over your head and left to suffocate a slow and painful death, but there's something uniquely dehumanizing about not being allowed a face the bag covers during your death. Truly Gus at his most brutal.
What?
The moment when Chuck lost his shit on court used to be my favorite moment in BCS now it's second place lmao.
True. Also a great scene in the desert (s1e2) with Saul, Tuco, Nacho and two brothers. And in the house of "abuellita" before.
Crazy how Chuck and this scene looks like it came out of a different show
Probably Lalos "tell me again " scene is #1 now 🤔
@@scotttracy9333 I prefere Lalo escaping the ambush at the mansion
This, ‘Chicanery’, Tuco defending his Abuelita, Lalo going full Rambo, Kim confronting Lalo are some of my favourites.
Howard and ‘these are not my prostitutes, my prostitutes are taller’ is my favourite funny moment
I love how this is the one time we ever see Tyrus break character. Look at his face at 1:25. He's almost smirking when Arturo says he's the one giving the orders, like he's thinking, "That's just adorable.".
After watching Better call saul you get to realize how tenaciously clever Gus, hector and other characters like Mike were. But you couldn’t stop to marvel that Walt took them all out.Walt was a true genius, extinguished in his prime.
Walt was just very lucky. Without luck and a big ego he would have gotten no where. In real life he would have been killed many times lmao. With Tuco. In the RV in teh desert. Walter is just an egoistic shitbag. One of the best series ever though. Acting was phenomenal
Plot armor, he got lucky
I dunno, I still see him winning against Mike of all people more as mc privilege
genius in chemistry? sure. Street smart genius? lmao not even close, more like a guy that jumped head first into the unknown and got lucky .
boi shut up
Gus looks like a horror movie character standing in shadows. Nightmare on Fring's Street
How about nightmare at pollos hermanos
4:13
And I am yours , from this day until the end of my days.
awh dude cool pfp
...once in bed with Gus, that end might be nearer than you'd like
Seeing victor and tyrus working together in show is so cool.
One of the coolest things about this scene is the way Victor throws the 6th key onto the table, and it just stops at the edge
He must have been a champion Chinese football player
This just goes to show you why Gus Fring is quite possibly the greatest TV villain of all time. He never loses his composure, he’s extremely intelligent, and he’s always one step ahead of you. Plus, there’s nothing he won’t do to defeat you. “Long Live Gus.”
Nacho’s partner really thought He did something here 💀💀
This is the scariest Gus scene ever. The thing that makes him scary is that he could turn from the friendliest man in town to the most cold and threatening dude ever with ease. It’s so fun to watch how he can easily intimidate anyone.
He never came off as friendly to me. Always seemed like a rattlesnake trying to smile.
@@rainierr9356 That’s definitely another way to look at it!
That's not Gus that's Giancarlo XD
Are you prepared to die for your cause?
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HAHAHA I was acting
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Or was I?
@@rainierr9356 I watched some interview and I believe that was the intention of the actor.
@Maciej WrOtEk he switched Hector Salamancas pills 💊
"You gonna bag me up or what?"
"Nah we got another guy for that"
"What?"
"What?"
Sucks that this was, essentially, a death sentence for Nacho now.
The actor who plays victor also plays Eagle Flies in red dead 2
and Vass in far cry 3
ded that’s not Victor, that’s Nacho.
Muhammad Lee Walt kinda reminds me of the dad that played the dad in Malcolm in the middle! The way he speaks and acts!
Jessica Garcia It reminds him of me too !!
Jessica Garcia - Yes Ikr! Walt kinda looks, speaks and acts like Hal Wilkerson from Malcom in the Middle, and I can't put my finger on why but I'm not complaining about it. I guess he's just got that vibe.
Interesting how Nacho's actions led to the death of a man he worked closely with. Kinda echos how Mike messing with Hector's trucks led to another man's death.
Or Gus and his friend.
They would have killed him regardless
That "Look at me" at 4:05 is a Breaking Bad reference :)
I recently spotted another BB reference in BCS. The main character, Jimmy McGill, is actually Saul Goodman - Walt and Jesse's lawyer.
@@Aidan-qc7mq did you know the this series title came as a billboard ob breaking bad
This is the scene where Nacho died, he just didn't knew it yet.
Hard to believe someone so composed and articulate can do such bagging and tagging.
It must have been damn difficult to portray the emotions the actor playing Nacho did. All these without much dialogue. Respect.
I swear to god every actor on this show is amazing. The writing is already great, and the actors never seem to mess up any scenes.
Lol after the latest episode I'm lowkey happy Walt blew Gus tf up
Gus was a very hands-on boss in both aspects of his business, the legal one and the illegal one, and that’s probably one he garnered so much respect from both his friends and foes.
2:35 I love how Nacho makes the 'tough guy' ('yeah, that's what I thought') reach for the bag, make him realise who really got the authority.
The more you watch Better Call Saul, you start to feel bad for feeling good when Gus Fring got blown up with Hector in Breaking Bad.
I wasnt feeling good :D I hated Walt always :D
I wasn’t feeling good. I was always siding with gus fring and disliked walter after season 3.
Eh I still liked Gus and wanted him to complete his revenge and he got it.
@@afonsodeportugal lol Same for me,actually felt bad for gus in breaking bad.But after BCS we know how much of ruthless psychopath the dude is
they were all scum and deserved to die, so...
And this is why Gus Fring was the New Mexico's criminal emperor. There was no one who could match his intellect or ruthlessness.
And to think that Walter really managed to surpass him in both aspects.
He only killed him, he didn't surpass him
"Just cause you killed Jesse James... don't make you Jesse James."
And they did that line (idk if the whole last scene) in just one take.
Giancarlo Esposito is an amazing actor indeed.
This reminds me so much of Box Cutter.
I never thought I'd see Gus look more lethal than he did in the box cutter scene of BB...then this happens!!
: I have heard tell and read over the years that suffocation, especially when unexpected and violent like that, is one of the worst ways to go, not only because you're not only there until the end but because it's also painful AF. -- One of the most chilling deaths and scenes in a series known for its... creativity.
I always laugh at how nacho let him stretch to grab the bag, like he could’ve at least lifted his arm a bit😂
"did I ever tell you the definition of insanity?"
We really got two main Far Cry villains in the same tv series
To prepare for his role Giancarlo actually smothered several interns with walmart shopping bags prior to filming
I love how Victor is there just helping Gus, not realizing Gus will basically do the same to him later on.
Gus sounded so badass when he said “look at me, from now on you are mine”
I love watching scenes like this from Better Call Saul with such dangerous characters like Gus, Hector, Mike and Tyrus etc knowing that they all meet their end because of one man...Walter White.
Walt didn't cause Hector's death, Hector caused Hector's death
I have watched this show 3 times already, but just being watching clips of it. Seeing these clips makes me wanna watch it all over again.
Can't wait for Season 6, though I wish it wouldn't end. It's so good!
What makes it really terrifying is that he was tied up so he just couldn't do anything about it and just sit there and suffocate. Gus is terrifying and that's what makes him a great character