I don't know how I missed it before, but I finally realized the reason Mike had a gun on him that they'd definitely find is because he also knew they'd use it instead of their own gun, to avoid trouble.
@@fireflyredux3373 That's my assumption as well, especially since people who often handle firearms can tell right away if a mag is full or empty because of the weight difference, which is a thing most media does not account for.
He was drunk, just that his higher tolerance let him practically ignore what would've gotten a normal person that drunk. He also made sure they saw him drinking every single drink.
4:50 If I ever saw Mike Ehrmantraut pointing a gun at me Red Dead Redemption cover art-style, I'd immediately know everything that got me to that point was a mistake
Knowing Mike, he prolly had it loaded for correct weight but without a firing pin so it wouldn't fire. (Or something similar. I'm no expert.) Point is, he's all about the details.
@@chrisbluma7942 Mike definitely would have had that gun loaded. He knew there was a possibility they would check the magazine. The firing pin is another matter.
How is that next level? Its pretty obvious they would search him and try to use his own gun on him to make it look like he took himself out. You dont have to be a genius to think of this.
He's really not that cold blooded. Gus would be a "cold blooded killer". Mike was someone with principals that only killed people in the game and often felt bad about what he'd done. Werner Ziegler and Chris Mara are great examples of guys that he had to kill but felt bad about having to do it.
The fact that Mike was initially going to be in a one-off episode of Breaking Bad. ONE EPISODE. And now he is one of the most well-known characters of, dare i say, Television. Jonathan Banks is a freaking legend.
The character of Mike was also due to bad scheduling as Saul was supposed to go and clean Jesse's house when Jane died. But Bob Odenkirk had a busy schedule and couldn't film that episode, so the writers invented "Mike the Cleaner"
What about Bob Odenkirk who wasn't meant to do more than 3-4 episodes and ended up doing 43 episodes and got his own spin-off series (Better Call Saul)!
yeah, similar story with Jesse too. Jesse was supposed to be killed off but ended up being the only one out of everyone surviving death and getting away with no jail.
Mike's clearly a high-quality character, played & written quite expertly. But outside of the BB universe no one has heard of this character. To be one of the most famous characters on tv they need to transcend the show. Bart Simpson, Fonzie, Kermit the frog, Captain Kirk, maybe Tony Soprano. That kind of calibre. Mike isn't even the most well-known iconic character in the BB-universe. Walt/Heisenberg & Gus are probably the top two people think of.
What I love the most about this scene is when Mike lets it sink in for that cop that’s hes a dead man for what they did to his son before pulling the trigger. Cold as ice, one of the best characters ever written.
I love how Mike's green jacket and black gloves make him look like such a badass in the heart of winter. We spend so much time in the hot New Mexico desert that you forget how epic the cold Philly suburbs can be for crime dramas as well.
@@patchesohoulihan949 Yeah, I know it was actually filmed in Albuquerque. Just like how all of Kim Wexler's Florida scenes, Gene Takovich's Nebraska scenes and Jimmy's Chicago scenes were also all filmed in ABQ. Guess the production crew really doesn't like to move around, haha.
I was gonna counter that with the scene where Tuco got arrested, which happened before this episode (I think), but now I remembered that, even though he was arrested for the illegal possession of gun, he didn't actually fire it. So yeah.
@@Patrick-uh8xj Almost 90% of all comments can be considered a word salad. Are you gonna go after all of them? Besides, the point of my comment was to mention another scene from the show that I was reminded of by the original comment.
Mike Ehrmantraut was a flawed & tragic character but assuredly also loved his family & stood by sone very respectable principles. You saw his good humanity obviously through the likes of his daughter in law & granddaughter but also through Jesse Pinkman, Nacho Varga & Papa Varga, & Werner Zeigler. Outstanding character
Sun Tzu said that, and I'd say he knows a little more about fighting than you do, pal, because he invented it, and then he perfected it so that no living man could best him in the ring of honor.
Honestly, Mike's character was so fundamentally awesome. And to think, this guy was a lowly henchman in Beverly Hills Cop all those years ago. How far he has come, and I love it.
It is insane how you can make one of the greatest shows in television (breaking bad) Then, make this gem explaining what happened prior to the first shows timeline and be just as good if not better…. I loved seeing every episode for the first time.
That's really, really incredible indeed. You first need to craft an excellent story, then come up with a prequel and make it better. I'd say Andor is doing the same thing right now, being a prequel to Rogue One and all.
Absolutely. BCS has so many moments thare just as flooring as BB, if not more. What happened to Howard took my breath away. I've never gotten out of my seat and screamed "NO" at my screen before or since. But this scene has so much gravitas. All the love was given to Mike's character in BCS and it's so great to see. Watch any interview with the cast and Michael Banks and he usually starts to cry because he feels so blessed with the writing and the role. It must be an incredible journey to be given those scripts and able to realise them.
@@CollectionLearning. I don't think so as he has a code of ethics. He doesn't go out of his way to harm anyone if they aren't a criminal themselves. There are several times when Mike even attempts to save other people from misfortune. He does have a sense of morality.
@CollectionLearning Mike is also crooked because he knew if he didn't turn the same was as his colleagues, they'd fear he eventually turn them over to internal affairs and because of their paranoia, they would kill him. He clearly explains this in the show lol
I have ALWAYS thought actors fail at pretending to be drunk. Especially not being in “drunk character” for long enough in the scene. Jonathan Banks is amazing!
Mike was the best character in both shows combined. Confident, thoughtful, wise and most of all very disciplined. He was also the adept charlie with many tricks in the bag to put to use in his security work.
I know this sounds weird, but it's the Actors thousand yard face, like drunkenness ... But also his stoicism of deep thought... Jackie Chan and him have that same look in serious scenes. Sort of like Stallone as well. They are both about the same age and eras too. Again it must be me. I love movies and have great admiration for both actors... It's just something special the look...Basset Hound look... You can't see there eyes but you know they are listening as the scene unfolds. Then they STRIKE
I love that line because somehow you just know, that he's legitimately resigning his fate to her. If she can't live with it and she calls the cops, you somehow know he'll just accept his judgment. Mike was awesome in Better Call Saul. :3
I love how at 2:20 they have him looking glazed over, eyes looking anywhere and everywhere, only to then have him stare straight at the camera as he delivers his threat
Perhaps the single greatest visual sequence in all of fictional history, the test of time will hold this episode above many others for a very long time to come.
Mike was the best character in this universe, hands down. You just can't help but to root for him and identify with him. We all need a guy like this in our life.
I would love to see a spin off series, like a cop drama, of Mike's exploits in Phili, when he was much younger. Ofc, different actor, but maybe flash forward, bc we need the goat!
They didn't realize they were dealing with the kind of alcoholic who can put them away back-to-back for an hour at the bar and still be basically sober lol
I think he definitely could have gotten them both unscathed if he shot first but he waited for one to try the empty gun to justify it like self-defense.
@@JustBreathe436It’s not exactly that simple, for example you can preemptively defend yourself if you reasonably believe a threat to your life is imminent, such as when someone is breaking in but has not pointed a gun. That said, you’re right that in this context I don’t think Mike has a real chance at getting off on a self-defense argument.
It's not shown in this clip but because of this episode I actually used the string and knot trick to get into my car when I left the keys in it. I used dental floss and it worked like a charm.
the episode starts with jimmy spilling the detective’s coffee on him which lets mike get his notebook (I think this episode is jimmy’s least amount of screentime in the whole show)
I love the way Mike always uses a revolver when he gets down to business. He doesn't waste bullets spraying the countryside, he just doesn't miss. Come to think of it, Mr. White favors a revolver, too, with great success.
Mike's performance as a drunk old man was so good, I feel like he could be an actor in real life
I know what you mean but saying in real life sounded confusing.
@@coyrex1250ikr, life isn’t real, it’s a matrix, and we’re all NPC’s (jk)
I mean, drunk acting is the easiest acting
@@joshuawidener8407what about acting that you’re acting drunk
@@Anzuo it's easier than acting while drunk
"and you killed him for nothin"
the way he delivers this line hits like a ton of bricks.
nuuhthing
When he says "I know it was you".....eerie. sends chills down my spine
He would have understood if it was for good reason
scary how he ended up dying for nothing too
@@ByronGunby-rc6se no it doesn't. Stop exaggerating for Likes on the internet from strangers.
I don't know how I missed it before, but I finally realized the reason Mike had a gun on him that they'd definitely find is because he also knew they'd use it instead of their own gun, to avoid trouble.
I don't know how you missed that either 😂
But why didn't they check to see if was loaded?
@@mebeasensei the gun was probably loaded. Either he shaved the firing pin down or removed it entirely.
@@fireflyredux3373He probably removed the pin.
@@fireflyredux3373 That's my assumption as well, especially since people who often handle firearms can tell right away if a mag is full or empty because of the weight difference, which is a thing most media does not account for.
I like how shocked the cops looked when they realise that Mike wasn't dead drunk, he was completely sober
Mike is the grandpa that scares the crap out of me. I see him walking my way, I turn right around.
It's not OK to trick other people like that.
@@samikalastaja😂
@@samikalastajathen don't kill his son lol
He was drunk, just that his higher tolerance let him practically ignore what would've gotten a normal person that drunk. He also made sure they saw him drinking every single drink.
4:50 If I ever saw Mike Ehrmantraut pointing a gun at me Red Dead Redemption cover art-style, I'd immediately know everything that got me to that point was a mistake
Kind of like Carson in No Country for Old Men?
What happened to Austin machitar? Ryan so? Tuan or? Ryan clinkunbroomer? Big mistake huh?
@@circuitdesign Carson didn't point a gun...
@@circuitdesign He should have admitted his situation. There would have been more dignity in it.
"red dead redemption cover art-style"? You mean the game based on every Western film in cinema history?
No more half-measures.
No more hap meders
Waltuh
Asac hank
😎😎
FREEMAN!
How Jonathan Banks didn’t win an Emmy for this episode is beyond me
How Better Call Saul didn’t win ANY EMMY AT ALL is beyond me
BCS getting robbed
Fanboys are funny
@@Baguenaudeur Sure they are, I don't know about you though.
Because all award shows are, fundamentally, stupid.
Leaving the gun unloaded, knowing it would be found, it next level.
Knowing Mike, he prolly had it loaded for correct weight but without a firing pin so it wouldn't fire. (Or something similar. I'm no expert.) Point is, he's all about the details.
@@chrisbluma7942 Mike definitely would have had that gun loaded. He knew there was a possibility they would check the magazine. The firing pin is another matter.
anyone used to handling a piece shoulda known it was unloaded, they shoulda showed a forshadowing clip of it being loaded with a piece of lead
Unloaded? Any decent gun user would check that when he came in possession. I suspect he removed the firing pin.
How is that next level? Its pretty obvious they would search him and try to use his own gun on him to make it look like he took himself out. You dont have to be a genius to think of this.
mike is most coldblooded killer and sweetest grandpa at same time.❤
Grandpa named finger
only other killers that come to mind are the two best hitmen west of the Mississippi
He's really not that cold blooded. Gus would be a "cold blooded killer". Mike was someone with principals that only killed people in the game and often felt bad about what he'd done. Werner Ziegler and Chris Mara are great examples of guys that he had to kill but felt bad about having to do it.
Walter was better
this was justice for his son-
Whole different vibe from the rest of the show. Absolutely love it.
If the whole show was like this, I would have watched it all
@@belykwater5601 The further you get into it, the more 'Breaking Bad-like' it becomes. If you liked Breaking Bad, I cannot recommend BCS enough :)
@@belykwater5601work on your attention span, and also media literacy please.
This was the highest rated episode in BCS
@@swaggy6122plan and execution is the highest rated episode
The fact that Mike was initially going to be in a one-off episode of Breaking Bad. ONE EPISODE. And now he is one of the most well-known characters of, dare i say, Television. Jonathan Banks is a freaking legend.
The character of Mike was also due to bad scheduling as Saul was supposed to go and clean Jesse's house when Jane died. But Bob Odenkirk had a busy schedule and couldn't film that episode, so the writers invented "Mike the Cleaner"
Lets ignore the writers….
What about Bob Odenkirk who wasn't meant to do more than 3-4 episodes and ended up doing 43 episodes and got his own spin-off series (Better Call Saul)!
yeah, similar story with Jesse too. Jesse was supposed to be killed off but ended up being the only one out of everyone surviving death and getting away with no jail.
Mike's clearly a high-quality character, played & written quite expertly. But outside of the BB universe no one has heard of this character. To be one of the most famous characters on tv they need to transcend the show. Bart Simpson, Fonzie, Kermit the frog, Captain Kirk, maybe Tony Soprano. That kind of calibre.
Mike isn't even the most well-known iconic character in the BB-universe. Walt/Heisenberg & Gus are probably the top two people think of.
Mike was right, Walt never knew how to properly conceal a gun.
Maturing is realizing Walt had an insane amount of luck during BB and that both Mike and Skyler were right about him
@@dylanverstraete5323his luck started since the first episode when he left the safety on for that gun in the desert
@@dylanverstraete5323how was skyler right about him?
@@dylanverstraete5323I think Walt knew it as well
@@sleeperagent2594Skyler called him out for not really doing this for his family, and Walt admitted so in the finale.
That slight zoom when the cop realizes he’s empty just makes you feel it. Awesome work
yep indeed
Dead mans click
What I love the most about this scene is when Mike lets it sink in for that cop that’s hes a dead man for what they did to his son before pulling the trigger. Cold as ice, one of the best characters ever written.
The cop tries begging for his life too, but his throat and voice box is gone.
Props to Mike for using a revolver. No shell casings at the scene. And with Mike's aim he only needs 6.
Safest night in Philadelphia
Safest night in tennessee, alabama, kentucky, arkansas
Mike's cleaning up the streets of 2 criminals.
Safest night in Washington DC in 10 days
@@bettercalIsaulwhat happens in 10 days
@@brendanmuller7301he arrives
Was amazing during the series to get this glimpse into Mike's past.
A young Mike prequel, please Vince Gilligan
@@richardmorrison1985 But then wouldn't be with Jonathan, he's the guy.
What season of Better Call Saul is this scene from
@@enemy260 Season 1, Episode 6
I love how Mike's green jacket and black gloves make him look like such a badass in the heart of winter. We spend so much time in the hot New Mexico desert that you forget how epic the cold Philly suburbs can be for crime dramas as well.
I hear you. But just to be clear, the Philadelphia part of this episode was also filmed in Albuquerque haha. You can see downtown in various shots
@@patchesohoulihan949 Yeah, I know it was actually filmed in Albuquerque. Just like how all of Kim Wexler's Florida scenes, Gene Takovich's Nebraska scenes and Jimmy's Chicago scenes were also all filmed in ABQ. Guess the production crew really doesn't like to move around, haha.
Albuquerque is almost a mile above sea level, it gets cold in the winter still. Maybe not as cold as the northeast though
@@jr2904I moved back to my home state after years of Albuquerque and I miss that crisp no-humidity winter chill
@@jr2904your guy’s idea of cold is a joke lol
They're the first gunshots in the show, and they're the loudest gunshots on television.
I was gonna counter that with the scene where Tuco got arrested, which happened before this episode (I think), but now I remembered that, even though he was arrested for the illegal possession of gun, he didn't actually fire it. So yeah.
What was the point of your comment?@@cw3le
@@Patrick-uh8xj first tell me the point of yours.
@@cw3le you show you didn't say anything meaningful whatsoever. Just a word salad of nothingness.
@@Patrick-uh8xj Almost 90% of all comments can be considered a word salad. Are you gonna go after all of them?
Besides, the point of my comment was to mention another scene from the show that I was reminded of by the original comment.
How good is Mike at this stuff?
He gets his victims to drive THEMSELVES to a quiet secluded area where he can kill them in peace.
Legend.
Absolute legend!
Mike Ehrmantraut was a flawed & tragic character but assuredly also loved his family & stood by sone very respectable principles. You saw his good humanity obviously through the likes of his daughter in law & granddaughter but also through Jesse Pinkman, Nacho Varga & Papa Varga, & Werner Zeigler. Outstanding character
I wouldn't put Werner Ziegler on that list considering how it ended for him.
@@glennkurtzrock zieeeeeeeegler was asking to be killed
@@glennkurtzrockHe gave them the best he could have given them, and after all, no half measures.
When he throat-punched the thug in the parking garage , my fav.
ah yes....that famous cartel "justice"......
This is the moment when finger became thumb
sooo if mexico is yellow, philly is blue?
been to both, can confirm
Yup. And I forget which state Saul is in but, it's all black and white there.
Oklahoma lol, can also confirm
@@tsarfox3462nebraska
Vince uses a blue filter for the flashbacks
Sun Zhu art of war: appear weak when you are strong
Tzu
sow a little dysentery among the ranks
Sun Tzu said that, and I'd say he knows a little more about fighting than you do, pal, because he invented it, and then he perfected it so that no living man could best him in the ring of honor.
Sun *Tazoo
Honestly, Mike's character was so fundamentally awesome. And to think, this guy was a lowly henchman in Beverly Hills Cop all those years ago.
How far he has come, and I love it.
To think he was a character in an after-school PSA about menstruation.
Facts! He was in a ton of 80’s movies
I'd almost feel bad for the way Mike went out, if it wasn't for him taking out that engineer.
He also played one of the cops in gremlins
He was also one of the radar operators in that absolutely insane movie, Airplane!
One of my favorite scenes in any show ever it was masterful.
i like when he takks to his daugter in law abt it. really tood acying
@@Alastair_Adana yeah that’s another brilliant scene bcs is loaded with them
It is insane how you can make one of the greatest shows in television (breaking bad)
Then, make this gem explaining what happened prior to the first shows timeline and be just as good if not better….
I loved seeing every episode for the first time.
That's really, really incredible indeed. You first need to craft an excellent story, then come up with a prequel and make it better. I'd say Andor is doing the same thing right now, being a prequel to Rogue One and all.
Absolutely. BCS has so many moments thare just as flooring as BB, if not more.
What happened to Howard took my breath away. I've never gotten out of my seat and screamed "NO" at my screen before or since. But this scene has so much gravitas. All the love was given to Mike's character in BCS and it's so great to see.
Watch any interview with the cast and Michael Banks and he usually starts to cry because he feels so blessed with the writing and the role. It must be an incredible journey to be given those scripts and able to realise them.
Man, growing up in a small town, they’re just as crooked. Loved this kill.
ACAB
Mike is crooked also probably even more so as he is older and has done it for longer 😂
@@CollectionLearning. Good point haha. Mike is definitely more crooked but he does it with class and honor.
@@CollectionLearning. I don't think so as he has a code of ethics. He doesn't go out of his way to harm anyone if they aren't a criminal themselves. There are several times when Mike even attempts to save other people from misfortune. He does have a sense of morality.
@CollectionLearning Mike is also crooked because he knew if he didn't turn the same was as his colleagues, they'd fear he eventually turn them over to internal affairs and because of their paranoia, they would kill him. He clearly explains this in the show lol
This is the moment a drunk pops became mike ehrmantraut
this is the moment finger got wasted
mike ermahgerd
he wasn't even drunk, he was pretending
When Mike reveals himself to be sober he comes off like a horror villain. So cold and calculating.
Such a wild scene with an entire series and a half worth of background story leading up to it.
4:19 - Mike rarely shows any emotion. But the look of pure hatred (or pain?) is totally stunning here.
No wonder Mike gave a look to one of the detectives, putting their hand on his shoulder when they were trying to get Jimmy to make Nacho confess.
Nacho cheese
What do you mean?
@@cl4709 Because he got shot right there, few days before.
Granted, he doesn't seem to like being touched in general.
I have ALWAYS thought actors fail at pretending to be drunk. Especially not being in “drunk character” for long enough in the scene.
Jonathan Banks is amazing!
I broke my boy.
4:05 David "Tweener" Apolskis from Prison Break 😂
he got killed twice, both shot
Bruh, I knew I knew this guy from somewhere
Mike was actually pretending to be revenge to get drunk.
Actually was mike pretending to be revenge to get drunk
Based Finger
Craziest part about this is that Mike wasnt even asked to perform, he just showed up to set one day like this and they went along with it
I just re-watched this episode yesterday. One of the best! Hard to see a badass like Mike cry, really hits you in the feels!
What's the name of this episode ?
@@LelandProfitt Five-O
BCS shows exactly how & why Mike is towards Kaylee. This & Bagman were probably my 2 favorite episodes.
This is the moment that Mike busted the cops for not having enough stickers.
Mike was the best character in both shows combined. Confident, thoughtful, wise and most of all very disciplined. He was also the adept charlie with many tricks in the bag to put to use in his security work.
goosebumps 2:05 It was you, i know it was you
One of mike's best moments ever!
Better Call Saul was just as much Mike's show as it was Saul's
Nothing better than revenge
2:28 Matrix Agents vibe lol
I know this sounds weird, but it's the Actors thousand yard face, like drunkenness ... But also his stoicism of deep thought...
Jackie Chan and him have that same look in serious scenes. Sort of like Stallone as well. They are both about the same age and eras too. Again it must be me. I love movies and have great admiration for both actors... It's just something special the look...Basset Hound look... You can't see there eyes but you know they are listening as the scene unfolds. Then they STRIKE
"You know what happened. The question is...can you live with it?"
You bet, Mike. Not a problem.
I love that line because somehow you just know, that he's legitimately resigning his fate to her. If she can't live with it and she calls the cops, you somehow know he'll just accept his judgment. Mike was awesome in Better Call Saul. :3
4:12 Sending them on a trip to Belize, where Mike himself would later go to
I’ll send you to Belize
Brilliant actor. My favorite character of both series.
The acting drunk so good, Mike (in the show) should be receiving an Emmy in the show’s universe
I love how at 2:20 they have him looking glazed over, eyes looking anywhere and everywhere, only to then have him stare straight at the camera as he delivers his threat
Perhaps the single greatest visual sequence in all of fictional history, the test of time will hold this episode above many others for a very long time to come.
If you ever have a bad encounter with a cop, just watch this clip, it's rather cathartic.
lol aight try not to get too crazy
edgy
I’m glad I’m white male
Ikr
Or play any GTA lol, more cathartic
Mike was the best character in this universe, hands down. You just can't help but to root for him and identify with him. We all need a guy like this in our life.
i wish they would add the part where he plants the gun first
Same, replayed to be disappointed
But would lose dramatic effect
Jonathan you were superb playing Mike. I wish they could bring you guys back for another show.
Crazy how he got them to take him to a perfect kill location.
Mike might be the smartest tactically sound man in tv history.
I would love to see a spin off series, like a cop drama, of Mike's exploits in Phili, when he was much younger. Ofc, different actor, but maybe flash forward, bc we need the goat!
Love that momentary look through the cage right after they take his gun were the audience could know he's not drunk.
They didn't realize they were dealing with the kind of alcoholic who can put them away back-to-back for an hour at the bar and still be basically sober lol
he wasn't drunk 😅 he was pretending
Mike's character is one of the best characters I've ever seen in a television series.
Mike was a little slow. He's lucky dude didn't get a direct hit.
I think he definitely could have gotten them both unscathed if he shot first but he waited for one to try the empty gun to justify it like self-defense.
Can't really be self defense if you pointed first lmao
He could've shot them in the back, but this was personal. He wanted them to realize what was happening.
@@JustBreathe436It’s not exactly that simple, for example you can preemptively defend yourself if you reasonably believe a threat to your life is imminent, such as when someone is breaking in but has not pointed a gun. That said, you’re right that in this context I don’t think Mike has a real chance at getting off on a self-defense argument.
@@JustBreathe436 it doesn't. But judging from Mike's character, he's not doing it for the law. He's doing it for his own conscience
Mike is one of my favorite characters. I love how much this series added to his backstory.
4:08 That's the look on Mike's face when you're about to die.
Absolutely my favorite episode. Perfect in every detail.
How did the gun not win an oscar for this scene .
This and breaking bad are on my “when im an old timer and stuck in a recliner watching tv all day and all night” list
How to deal with bad cops 101
"bad cops"
@@barbraseville8984 True, they're all bastards
@@OLBastholm bros a anarchist from Media influence, hilarious
@@OLBastholm ACAB= All Communists are Bast4rd5
Google: record them and send the evidence to a lawyer
Bing:
I wish I had never seen the entire series so I could enjoy it all over again. Best series there ever was!
It's not shown in this clip but because of this episode I actually used the string and knot trick to get into my car when I left the keys in it. I used dental floss and it worked like a charm.
Wonderful episode, all around. I feel like anyone unfamiliar with BB/BCS could watch it and appreciate it.
scenes like this make me upset crunchyroll doesnt let u comment on episodes anymore
Wish they made shows like this still
The "find out" stage of FAFO.
He looking like a less cartoonish, more calculated version of the yellow guy from Sin City
Imagine if Ray Shoesmith and Mike Ehrmantraut featured together in an episode of any show whatsoever!!!!!
One day there will be so many BB/BCS snippets uploaded that someone will make a playlist and you'll be able to watch the entire show for free
I don't know why I love how Banks looks at the camera, but I do.
Mike is one of my favorite characters and he couldn’t have been typecasted better.
Anyone else has that thing where they can't remember if a scene is from BB or BCS?
This episode is when I was 100% hooked and sold on this show just so good
From breaking out of prison to becoming the police
Mike took "I am not trapped in here with you, you are trapped in here with me" to a whole new level
His hand was so steady when he was aiming at them
Best episode of the entire series
Forgot about this scene. Is this how the episode begins?
No it’s close to the end
they usually put the biggest surprises at the end of the episode
the episode starts with jimmy spilling the detective’s coffee on him which lets mike get his notebook (I think this episode is jimmy’s least amount of screentime in the whole show)
@@Odme_ I know it was kind of refreshing episode actually
It was one of the only times the show did a flashback mid episode if I remember correctly.
This was one of my favorite episodes
I like how Mike doesn’t make a move until the two idiots basically confess. He wants to be absolutely sure before capping their asses
Is that cop Tweener from Prison Break?
It is! He spent several years in prison prior to
He used exactly all 6 shots from his revolver. Amazing attention to detail.
This is when Mike went full on breaking bad in a good way with revenge!
That fracking show never pulled no punches.
Kudos to the creative genius of Vince Gilligan,
Pop-Pop hit 'em with that POP POP.
This is the moment Mike thought prohibition was coming back.
I love the way Mike always uses a revolver when he gets down to business. He doesn't waste bullets spraying the countryside, he just doesn't miss. Come to think of it, Mr. White favors a revolver, too, with great success.
And it doesn't eject any shells that he'd have to pick up
He fired multiple times and stil he took a shot that could have easily gone into his head. He definitely did miss the right spot, at least this time.
It’s because there’s no casings to clean up after.
The fact that this episode took place in the first season is insane, i was hooked after this episode.