You ever think about how Jessie didn’t know this was gonna happen and from his perspective he was just at a cool party where everyone started suddenly dying?
He was being trafficked into servitude under the cartel. It was never a 'chill' party 😂 Also it was hinted that something was going down, as Mike said they were getting him out
Yeah this scene ages badly, from Gus's terrible Spanish to the stereotypes to Mike just a bit too cool for the situation, to them needlessly taking Jesse in the first place.
Gotta suspend disbelief just a bit, plus Eladio is a large statured man. People who don’t speak Spanish don’t realize the quality of Gus’ Spanish (and realize the tradeoff of having an actor of Giancarlo Esposito’s caliber play him), Mike’s a former cop, he knows how to play it lowkey to keep anyone from getting suspicious. And they had to take Jesse, Don Eladio ordered them to bring him there.
@@atarahashirazi1941 It's to protect his trousers, not knees. He doesn't want them to get stained and make him look like a slob. He doesn't care about his knees getting hurt, like a little princess.
love that the shot of Gus removing his jacket immediately cuts to him gently placing it by the sink, neatly folded like he just did it in one swift yet calm motion. the kind of class you only get from a dude who straightens his tie right after getting half his face blown off
@@Joesmith-ub3sq he warned Eladio about Gus in bcs but Eladio chose to ignore the warning because Gus was making more money. Gus god blown up by the bomb Hector let Walt install.
@@suspicioususer Never said i was superior lol, just saying how funny it is when everyone is hammered and doing the funniest stuff. No need to take it personally
@@suspicioususerPeople who don’t drink are not trying to feel superior. They simply don’t like to drink, plan and simple. Ever wondered YOU’re the one that feels inferior because you drink? After all, you’re the one in constant need of validation. “Look at how hammered I am! I’m so cool!”
I love how meticulously and calmly he folds his jacket, placed the towel in the ground to protect his pants from the floor, purged his body of (most of) the poison, and then cleans himself up and returns to his battlefield after he layed waste to it, to lord over his enemies in their moment of absolute defeat.
Gustavo sitting in silence completely motionless to lower his heart rate and prevent the poison from rapidly spreading through his system. When he stands up he speaks softly and moves very slowly. It's a small detail but a cogent one. Very well written show.
@@Dontcare-p7l Eladio and Bolsa were the only two cartel members who understood what they were supposed to do. Make money and that's it. "There is no emotion in any of this."
No? Gus goes to kill Hector just before the nursing home bombing takes out the two of them along with Tyrus. They make it very clear Gus had a quick and reliable method to eliminate the Salamancas, in this case with the syringe filled with whatever that would have killed him, but the whole point is to highlight how Gus was keeping Hector alive past the point of self-preservation because he was too focused on exacting things his way. Giving Hector a swift exit wasn’t personally satisfying enough for him to do, even though it would have meant that he took out his greatest enemy and Hector wouldn’t have been liability anymore who could have and did conspire with Walt to kill Gus. If you’ve just watched the show or are currently watching it for the first time then I’m not trying to give you too much hell for not getting it, but it’s weird to see people in agreement with your comment, unless they also didn’t really watch the show all the way through or paid attention. The series is pretty consistent about showing where big characters have outs, buyouts, ex-partners offering to pay for cancer treatments/better job offer, Gus having the option to work with Gale’s with and not Walter’s from the beginning to keep things predictable, it’s all there and part of the greatness of the show to highlight how these characters aren’t always in a be-all end-all situation, they have moments where they can either tap out from their life of crime or have things be resolved at a compromise to what they were originally after, and not taking those chances represents most of their regretful fates.
Not for one deadman but others who died may have been good friends, also there’s a gang mentality, someone upstages the group your in and possibly losing status and security. Gang members will retaliate out if need to even the score, it’s why gang killings never die down because there is someone who wants retribution or know if they don’t show retribution may themsrlves become a victim of the gang member’s friends etc who wonder why you did nothing and worse think you allowed the incident to happen. The reasons to retaliate are there but they are petty which is why retribution acts are seen as petty.
@@worldofthought8352This isn't a regular street gang, these guys are professionals who only got as far as they did by being smart and surviving. Forget that movie style blind loyalty you think exists, at the level these guys are at they are all predators looking at each other with suspicion.
The background music is so underrated, and like everything in the BrBa universe, it really builds the crescendo up and beautifully reflects the tension. Absolutely chilling.
@@selimkaraca549They basically repeat what others have said endlessly and throw around narcissist and sociopath for every fictional bad guy they can think of.
Gus waiting 20 years with his revenge made him think it will never come. And in IRL he would have been right because people don't last for 20 years in this business either Gus or him would have died a long time ago.
I love the writer's double use of this scene to show Gus feigning being upset about the matter to leave early (a la "mild tantrum") when in reality he is making a huge, life-on-the-line move
I love the foley effects used for the glass breaking. Nice work. I love good foley effects. Like the "shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiing" on Pirates of the Caribbean every time someone pulls a sword out of their scabbard.
this show had the best characters I've ever seen. stage business was accurate all the way to the one guy in the back walking down the street, ironies were very realistic, and the nuanced people just hits the nail on the head
Somehow, the fact that he stumbles makes him feel stronger cause he didn’t just gag out all the poison, there was a still a bit left and he took it like a champ
It took me a long time to pick up on it, but Eladio planned to off Gus at some point during this visit. He now had Jesse in hand to do the cooking in Mexico, and the Salamancas in tow to do the distribution in the Southwest and elsewhere. That long deliberation about letting Gus out of sight to use the restroom says it all. Gus and Mike were in the trap and Eladio wasn't letting them slip out. However much Eladio appreciated the good aspects of what Gus could do for him, the "business is business" line foreshadowed what was coming if Gus hadn't struck first.
'Look, every 20 years, you forget your place'. Gus was reminded of what happened to his friend 20 years before (as if he needed reminding). I think this was the confirmation that Gus, was doing the right thing.
One of those scenes you do not forget. Another of many reminders on why this is such a great show. Giancarlo is so good as Gustavo. This show was so well cast and then the writers gave them scenes, mannerisms and dialogue to make them shine.
You ever think about how Jessie didn’t know this was gonna happen and from his perspective he was just at a cool party where everyone started suddenly dying?
The Zen of Jesse
Jesse’s mind was on mikes words “either we all get out or none of us”
He was being trafficked into servitude under the cartel. It was never a 'chill' party 😂
Also it was hinted that something was going down, as Mike said they were getting him out
A "chill party" ...idiotic.
That happens to me all the time!
The poison didn’t kill Gus because his body is fueled by Los Pollos finest herbs and spices
😂😂😂
He vomited tho
😂😂😂
@@jasonparker3925 He only vomited, though, because the chicken served at Don Eladio's soiree was KFC.
@@dashx1103😂😂😂
I like how everyone is dead but Eladio is still there, like waiting for his dramatic cutscene to trigger.
Cut scene ends when Mike tells Jesse to equip a gun
He was boss because of his incredible poison tolerance
Yeah this scene ages badly, from Gus's terrible Spanish to the stereotypes to Mike just a bit too cool for the situation, to them needlessly taking Jesse in the first place.
Gotta suspend disbelief just a bit, plus Eladio is a large statured man. People who don’t speak Spanish don’t realize the quality of Gus’ Spanish (and realize the tradeoff of having an actor of Giancarlo Esposito’s caliber play him), Mike’s a former cop, he knows how to play it lowkey to keep anyone from getting suspicious.
And they had to take Jesse, Don Eladio ordered them to bring him there.
This is why you are always alone when watching stuff. And no, it’s not by choice lmao
Fring is the only person who can throw up in a dignified manner
I love that he put a towel down to protect his knees...it was so perfect...
😂😂😂
1:48 Its funny cause I use this technique to throw up sometimes. Especially when i feel like I ate something bad
He damn near ironed his clothes thereafter
@@atarahashirazi1941 It's to protect his trousers, not knees. He doesn't want them to get stained and make him look like a slob. He doesn't care about his knees getting hurt, like a little princess.
love that the shot of Gus removing his jacket immediately cuts to him gently placing it by the sink, neatly folded like he just did it in one swift yet calm motion. the kind of class you only get from a dude who straightens his tie right after getting half his face blown off
thats good writing , character consistency
Damn straight
00:01 I like the detail of Gus moving minimum as possible so the poison doesnt spread quickly in his bloodstream
I'd say more likely he's trying to minimize digestion
bravo vinche 👏🏾👏🏾
Yes, that’s exactly what the writers were thinking.
minimally, not minimum as possible. Doesn't.
@@alastairgreen2077 I hope you enjoyed being such a condescending cnt as much as everybody else didn't
Both Gus and Eladios biggest mistake was not taking crippled Hector seriously
Thanks to Nacho, the unsung hero of the bb universe.
@@Stormertheboy What did he have to do with them going down? I forget
@@Joesmith-ub3sq He agreed to let Walter rig his wheelchair and blow up in Gus' face
@@Joesmith-ub3sq ring ring ring ring
@@Joesmith-ub3sq he warned Eladio about Gus in bcs but Eladio chose to ignore the warning because Gus was making more money. Gus god blown up by the bomb Hector let Walt install.
3:34 Wow. The actor falling into the pool and managing to keep his eyes open the whole time is really impressive. I wonder how many takes that took.
it could be a prosthetic
I'm pretty sure he was switched to a dummy when the camera zoomed out
@noautotunejustpuretalentnot keeping it open on impact
bravo vince
knowing how vince works....it's not an act 😄
How it feels to be the only nonalcoholic at a party with alcohol:
"I am very superior than every because I don't drink 🤓"
@@suspicioususer Never said i was superior lol, just saying how funny it is when everyone is hammered and doing the funniest stuff. No need to take it personally
@@suspicioususer Are you an addict? You sound like one.
@@suspicioususerPeople who don’t drink are not trying to feel superior. They simply don’t like to drink, plan and simple. Ever wondered YOU’re the one that feels inferior because you drink? After all, you’re the one in constant need of validation. “Look at how hammered I am! I’m so cool!”
@@suspicioususer me frfr
The final boss always has the most hp 😅
lmao seriously what
@@SKSalmeidahe refers to don eladio being the last man standing
@@SKSalmeida🤦🏻♂️
Stolen comment
No, the last boss is Walter actually
I love how meticulously and calmly he folds his jacket, placed the towel in the ground to protect his pants from the floor, purged his body of (most of) the poison, and then cleans himself up and returns to his battlefield after he layed waste to it, to lord over his enemies in their moment of absolute defeat.
Dont forget the hand sweep on his coat after the guard drop on his feet when he open the door
Everything is so meticulous and by design yeah. It's so true to his character.
Giancarlo was robbed! He deserved an Emmy!
Jesus man it didn't have to be spelled out. If "Pick Me" was a person you would most definitely be the inbodyment
@@JorgeMartinez-yu7hb McClunkee
3:35 this is the moment Download Audio became a Nirvana cover
my favourite bb character Download Audio
@@Jarmint me too
bravo vince
Smells Like Jesse Pinkman
In To’hajiilee
Cook as You Are
Salamanca
Lithium (it’s the primary chemical)
Drew
Ths is the moment don Eladio became the boss baby on nirvana cover
Gustavo sitting in silence completely motionless to lower his heart rate and prevent the poison from rapidly spreading through his system. When he stands up he speaks softly and moves very slowly. It's a small detail but a cogent one. Very well written show.
It’s amazing that the writers are able to make you root for this villain to get his revenge, as much as you still want Walt and Jesse to beat him!
And even still, I still found don eladio quite likeable. It’s incredible how we seem to root for everyone no matter who they are
@@Dontcare-p7leven Walt
@@Dontcare-p7l Eladio and Bolsa were the only two cartel members who understood what they were supposed to do. Make money and that's it. "There is no emotion in any of this."
actually, i didnt want walt to win. I prefered Gus.
walt had everything under gus operation, but his ego screwed everyone in the end.
The chicken man's only mistake was keeping Hector alive, which led to the sound of the bell.
He couldn’t kill him where he was because there were too many witnesses and video cameras plus he felt confident he would die of old age
He also kept Walter alive and underestimated him
His biggest mistake was bringing jesse to the nursing home to taunt hector, thus revealing his true weakness: his lust for revenge
No? Gus goes to kill Hector just before the nursing home bombing takes out the two of them along with Tyrus.
They make it very clear Gus had a quick and reliable method to eliminate the Salamancas, in this case with the syringe filled with whatever that would have killed him, but the whole point is to highlight how Gus was keeping Hector alive past the point of self-preservation because he was too focused on exacting things his way.
Giving Hector a swift exit wasn’t personally satisfying enough for him to do, even though it would have meant that he took out his greatest enemy and Hector wouldn’t have been liability anymore who could have and did conspire with Walt to kill Gus.
If you’ve just watched the show or are currently watching it for the first time then I’m not trying to give you too much hell for not getting it, but it’s weird to see people in agreement with your comment, unless they also didn’t really watch the show all the way through or paid attention.
The series is pretty consistent about showing where big characters have outs, buyouts, ex-partners offering to pay for cancer treatments/better job offer, Gus having the option to work with Gale’s with and not Walter’s from the beginning to keep things predictable, it’s all there and part of the greatness of the show to highlight how these characters aren’t always in a be-all end-all situation, they have moments where they can either tap out from their life of crime or have things be resolved at a compromise to what they were originally after, and not taking those chances represents most of their regretful fates.
@@Bluestar-bh3bf He could easily kill him using one of his men. But Hector had to suffer everything. Thats how much gus hated him
3:34 rats when they see the KFC deep fryer
*Los Pollos Hermanos deepfryer
Lol
@@Ifun3 impossible those deep fryers won't allow rats they aren't up to los pollos standards
This is funny because, I don't know if they jumped in there or was thrown in there..
This is the moment raton became sabrosito
3:14 "Gentlemen, is everything to your liking?"
lol underrated
"No! Ur drinks is sucks, Gu…"
*Fall in the water*
This is the exact moment where chicken man became los pollos hermanos
Gracias, Vince!
Yo diria Los Culos Hermanos
Akin to Constantinople transforming into Istanbul. The parallels are uncanny. Bravo, Vince!
@@activatekruger446 Vravo, Bince!
We all know Gus did this because Hector didnt have respect to Lyle
Hector wasn't up to Los Pollos Standards
Always better dial lyle
Or his mistake was to hire Walt and Jesse
@@michaeldoran4367 this was Gus's plan from the start. the salamancas fudged him over years back and this is his revenge.
DAMN RIGHT HE DIDN'T RESPECT LYLE!!!
After the drinks, Eladio was like "Nevermind"
👏👏
He was so happy that he found his friends but unfortunately they were in his head😂
More like "anyways..."
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Good one
Gus gave them the McDonalds Sprite
It was the grimace shake
🫠⚰️
To a bunch of wetbacks.......I meant diabetics, no less, mi carlnalitos
Only the baddest of the bad can drink Sprite from McDonald's...
...And live...
@@ImpCom933 huh I've been drinking that every day
The most sadistic thing Gus did was leave the water running that long.
It was to hide the sound of him vomiting.
Keeping the bills high.
I mean doesn't matter after all that but still... Truly evil.
I love his speech at the end. Why fight for a dead man? A whole crime ring would be eager to serve themselves if their boss is gone.
Not for one deadman but others who died may have been good friends, also there’s a gang mentality, someone upstages the group your in and possibly losing status and security. Gang members will retaliate out if need to even the score, it’s why gang killings never die down because there is someone who wants retribution or know if they don’t show retribution may themsrlves become a victim of the gang member’s friends etc who wonder why you did nothing and worse think you allowed the incident to happen. The reasons to retaliate are there but they are petty which is why retribution acts are seen as petty.
@@worldofthought8352This isn't a regular street gang, these guys are professionals who only got as far as they did by being smart and surviving. Forget that movie style blind loyalty you think exists, at the level these guys are at they are all predators looking at each other with suspicion.
Don Eladio is lucky that Gus didn't bring Lyle
Better Dial Lyle
facing Lyle’s wrath is worse than death
Don Eladio will ridicule him for not totally cleaning the chicken fryer. That would have ended things.
Lyle would’ve come up with a better name than “Franch.”
@@GizmoBeach The car scene? It's a "frunk." A front trunk. :P
3:24 when da boss is done socking me
DA BAWLLZZZZ CUN SOCK ME
😅😅😅
😂😂😂
😂😂
😂
3:40 Feels like the end of a GTA cutscene
1:47 "Give it to me Chandler! I want it all!"
xDDD
Gus you're big. You're so big!
Mmmmhhhh...
Terrible time to be literate
After the whole poison treatment gus would have need therapy just like chandler
I think Gus was sitting still so the poison wouldn't travel though his body that fast
Most definitely. Even then it only gave him a chance to live and he needed further medical treatment after that.
Ah… good point .
Bravo Vince
That’s why I like the internet.
He ate charcoal biscuits to absorb some of the poison too.
one of the coldest moment of gus... what a character 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I would say him walking straight into gunfire was number 1 but this is definitely a contender.
Why put fireEmoji if he is cold ?
Giancarlo Esposito was robbed! Give that man an Emmy!
@@legsusmaximus6854 The fire emoji at the end of something means it is cool or "fire"
3:34 When you eat before you go swimming
Our moms warned us about getting cramps! 30 minutes, at least, after eating.
@@tamiami34Except it's a myth
love how it takes the boss twice as long as the nameless goons to collapse from the poison
Everyone knows that the boss has way more Health Points
Did metabolise at different rates depending on body mass. Dude was quite a unit
@@shorey66 Miguel was a lot bigger though, and he died faster than Eladio
Someone online said they thought it was nicotine
@@enb3810 Nicotine is highly lethal in large quantities.
I love how Eladio always at the pool and dies in the pool.
Live by the pool, die by the pool
Legends says he never left the pool
Great death fall by Steve
Elpool
Everytime Eladio goes outside the pool, he's like "Nevermind"
The background music is so underrated, and like everything in the BrBa universe, it really builds the crescendo up and beautifully reflects the tension. Absolutely chilling.
I think the same every time I watch this scene.
It’s “TheeOhSees” one of the most influential Garage Rock Bands of the past 20 years.
@@donkeydongle3691 thanks for that info! Went and checked them out.
Artist: Thee Oh Sees
Song: Tidal Wave
@@jaimemorales2537thank u
Don Eladio: “Gracias, I’ll save this for later, after my chemists test it.”
I saw every episode live and now rewatching clips... it took me years to realize Eladio was Tony Montana's right hand man
Wow I only just realized it now because of you saying it!
Steven Bauer..put on some weight
"I told them what you told me, that I was in sanitation"
Jessie's panicking look at 4:36 is a brilliant tag ending to the scene
0:40 this is the exact moment that Gus had a bowel movement
1:15 you can see Eladio's charming persona drop for a second and reveal the menacing and paranoid sociopath he really is
God what's with all the armchair psychologists in the comments of Breaking Bad clips all the time
@@selimkaraca549They basically repeat what others have said endlessly and throw around narcissist and sociopath for every fictional bad guy they can think of.
0:25 Hypocritical, given their troubles started with the cartel putting emotions over business.
Don Helado always got bangers playing in his parties.
"Helado" is Spanish for "ice cream".
@@Chigger Maybe that's his nickname. Dude is maybe really into ice cream.
@@Chigger not at all, it can also be icy
Don 🍦
At last, Don Eladio actually swims in his own pool!
Talk about Chekhov's gun
This is the exact moment don eladio smelled like teen spirit. 3:35
Don Eladios biggest mistake was that he thought Gus would forget that he killed his partner
It’s more so that he viewed him as a weakling, seein’ as how Gus was a homosexual. He never viewed him as ever seeking revenge
Eladio knew Gus hated them, he just didn't think he would be a threat
Gus waiting 20 years with his revenge made him think it will never come. And in IRL he would have been right because people don't last for 20 years in this business either Gus or him would have died a long time ago.
He didn't. He just underestimated Gus's desire for revenge as a result.
THE BEST STRATEGIST TAKES ADVANTAGE OF THE ENEMY’S MISCONCEPTIONS.
THE FIRST?
THAT GAY MEN ARE COWARDS!
THE SECOND?
THAT GAY MEN ARE WEAK!
Gus is such an iconic character and Giancarlo played the role so well!!
Man deserved a truckload of Emmys
I love the writer's double use of this scene to show Gus feigning being upset about the matter to leave early (a la "mild tantrum") when in reality he is making a huge, life-on-the-line move
Vince Gilligan is the master of telling you who to root for, and hero or villain makes no difference, you feel how he wants you to
"You're goddamn right."
gotta admit, Gus was so scrupulous he also poisoned himself
I love the foley effects used for the glass breaking. Nice work. I love good foley effects. Like the "shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiing" on Pirates of the Caribbean every time someone pulls a sword out of their scabbard.
4:05
Maaaan that speech is 🔥 🤯
Finally found someone who mentions Gus's epic speech 🔥
0:01 signature look of victory
...and yet they have no idea
This was the moment the cartel became poisoned.
Excellent screenplay. Vrabo Bince!
How did we miss this?
Interesting interpretation, but you might be reading in a little too much.
These titles are always mind blowing
What? I have to watch it again damn it
The was the moment chicken man became poison man
Justice for Max.
This is not justice. It's revenge.
@@31redorange08most of these guys didn’t even knew who Max was.
Badass episode!
The way they killed Cartels and Gus took his revenge to don Eladio🔥
this show had the best characters I've ever seen. stage business was accurate all the way to the one guy in the back walking down the street, ironies were very realistic, and the nuanced people just hits the nail on the head
Somehow, the fact that he stumbles makes him feel stronger cause he didn’t just gag out all the poison, there was a still a bit left and he took it like a champ
2:17 Bald Guy (The Cook) is sitting there like an NPC while is dying, remind you that he also drank El Zafiro Añejo too! 😂😂
he got it taken off of him as he can’t cook sober and that’s why he’s there, to teach them the formula
"there's no emotion in this"
gus proceeds to show 0 emotions
1:20 : everybody needs a Huell.
Nirvana: we need a cover for our next album!
A random baby: 3:34
Mike doing what he loves.
Being grumpy ?
Exactly what I needed with my morning coffee
Loving Giancarlo Esposito. Brilliant actor!
He was robbed! Give him a truckload of Emmys!
Do you realize he was also in the movie taps with Timothy Hutton, Sean Penn, Tom Cruise?
This is a fantastic episode. All involved played it to perfection. Still love this show today.
Sangre por Sangre
Dinero por sangre
I want see your balzz -hector
Guaton byron
Is that Shakespeare?
Plot twist: It wasn't poison, he just gave them Bud Light. Stuff's disgusting.
😄😄😄
3:33 hamsters when you look away for 1 second
So this is the channel dude. Those desert scenes in both series. Just pure nature feels ❤
Lots of great scenes in the BB/BCS universe but this one is hands down the best!
I think you’re forgetting the best scene in the history of television:
My name is Skyler white yo, my husband is Walter white yo.
The best scene of bb is when Walter white was naked in a Grocery Store
3:27 "That was for Max" Proberly in Gus's head
He probably also thought “you piece of $hit”
'proberly' wth.....?
The fact that some of the poison is still in him but he insists on wiping his lips is so funny
Or… he could’ve had an antidote and save himself from a trip to the bathroom.
He did get it before drinking the poisoned tequila
Mike and Gus’ duo can prolly take over the world.
my favourite episode which often gets overlooked because there are so many favourite episodes.
3:34 What it feels like to chew 5 gum
Lol
I really like Gus' speech at 4:06. Gives so much impact to the scene. So brutal
Am I the only one who can tell when a dialogue was written in english and then translated to spanish?
obviously not.
The amount of time Gus waited for revenge is remarkable, definitely my favorite character.
Winter came for house Frey
House eladio
Getting Mannie from Scarface to be kingpin in this story as Tony was in that was such a godly touch from this show.
Isnt the tall guy the actor who payed in Scarface as a partner of Tony Montana? And isn't Hector the crippled man also in Scarface?
"Say hello to my li'l fren!"
Gus was great, Every episode
Gus should have been building a resistance to Iocane Powder.
INCONCIEVABLE
There will never be another series that can beat BB, absolutely riveting and brilliant, acting was ridiculously good ❤❤❤❤❤
classic scene
💯💯💯YEP
It took me a long time to pick up on it, but Eladio planned to off Gus at some point during this visit. He now had Jesse in hand to do the cooking in Mexico, and the Salamancas in tow to do the distribution in the Southwest and elsewhere. That long deliberation about letting Gus out of sight to use the restroom says it all. Gus and Mike were in the trap and Eladio wasn't letting them slip out. However much Eladio appreciated the good aspects of what Gus could do for him, the "business is business" line foreshadowed what was coming if Gus hadn't struck first.
One of Gus's best moments by far.
❤ The high POINT of a truly well told story. I enjoyed very much
4:00 The only time Gus didn't really have an accent.
'Look, every 20 years, you forget your place'. Gus was reminded of what happened to his friend 20 years before (as if he needed reminding). I think this was the confirmation that Gus, was doing the right thing.
3:34 Tony Montana Style
One of those scenes you do not forget. Another of many reminders on why this is such a great show. Giancarlo is so good as Gustavo. This show was so well cast and then the writers gave them scenes, mannerisms and dialogue to make them shine.
Giancarlo was robbed! Give him an Emmy!
gas stove and fridge got his revenge on download audio
Chicken man killed pool man
Thats the moment Zafiro Añejo became POISON
When Gus returns to the sink his coat is on the opposite side from where he initially put it.
There are two basins... he puts his coat between them.
Or maybe it's because of the mirror.
I could watch this a hundred times, and probably have.
unattended infants when they see a swimming pool: 3:34
Good thing door in the bathroom was inward otherwise whole operation would go wrong.
Download audio has good taste in music
He lived by Nirvana, and died by it
The guy in the pool looked like nevermind. The music in the background is thee oh sees
What is that songs name