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Idk man i feel like 11 shots would still give you alcohol poisoning

"Everytime skyler does something stupid take a shot" Ah yes.... My favorite way to get Alcohol Poisoning!

41 shots

Them not speaking is a major part of why their characters are so great. It adds mystery to their characters

Thats like a ritual in drug cartel, make you enemy suffer, this is why he want to kill hank with a axe

Its well in character though... He wanted to make Hank Suffer, and its still not as bad as what Lalo does with Gus

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Just like Gary Cooper

@lito4259 NOOO! ARE YOU LISTENING TO ME?!

In the words of the wise Don Hector: DING DING DING DING

Just like Ronnie Gardocki in The Shield.

ahahahahahahahaha

That the only bad point in the series thw accents are bad but bad in a big way, the care more for the actors that for the accent and when the series become iconic they cant change the characters actors to other big names that can talk perfect spanish too, lalo was the only who have that chance and that was cos he was created almost in the end of the series

​@IrvineBrooks for a guy who had such excellent attention to detail, I don't know why Vince Gilligan didn't make more of an effort to have authentic Mexican Spanish spoken in the show. They could've just picked up a local Mexican from the hardware store to correct them and it would've solved everything

@@bluemonday2000 It's a tough decision, because on one hand, you could get more authentic spanish speakers but does their appearance and acting abilities match the rest of the actors in the show? I'd argue it's just as noticeable when a person isn't a good actor or don't have the look for the character as much as it's noticeable how off the accents are. On the other hand, you can have really good actors that try their best at an accent, in which all the english viewers are oblivious to how off it is (as long as they are speaking spanish at a consistent rate, english viewers are not going to be aware of how good or bad the accent is). It's more of a catch 22 than anything. Can't blame the logic behind choosing the option that will affect a larger portion of the intended audience in a better way than the other way around.

They are from Honduras, a former Spanish colony. that's why

​@@bluemonday2000It's probably just as hard to find a good actor of authentic background as it is to find a good child actor. Not rare, but probably uncommon and difficult. I can't think of a single person in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul that ever drags the show down with their acting. I can only imagine how difficult it was to find great actors, especially on an AMC budget, especially when they had no clue if they'd get a 2nd season of Breaking Bad, let alone an entire sequel. It would take a lot of sifting on the part of the casting director to find good people. As the show stands, while not authentic, it is very naturally inclusive. Nobody feels out of place. There's a good amount of Latino representation, plus a lot of side characters that are some Latino or Native. So while we lose out on accuracy in the accent, maybe the skin tone, we win out with talent, the creators win out with budget, and there's still decent representation. Though, while I like his performance, Mark Margolis was the wrong pick for a Latino Tio of the Salamancas. To be fair, they had no clue he'd speak so much later or be such a big part of a Mexican Cartel. But that's the biggest error where the casting feels out of place, even to the average non-Spanish speaker.

Super Salamanca Bros.

@@drandescancelled2825 Tio Hector starts ringing the Super Mario Bros theme song with his bell.

underrated!

How do you even tell them apart? I can't

They each have different goatees

​@@ororomunroe4055You can notice the difference in 0:09 for eg

@@ororomunroe4055Leonel isn’t as tall as his brother and Marco has a mole under his eye

Call me stupid, but the only line I remember from one of them was “vests” (Not that the silence is a bad thing)