Jimmy Takes A Trip To Coushatta | Coushatta | Better Call Saul
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- Опубликовано: 4 мар 2021
- Jimmy devises a scheme to help the defence of Huell in court.
#BetterCallSaul #Coushatta #Huell
From Season 4, Episode 8 'Coushatta' - Jimmy goes to great lengths to right a wrong, as Kim pulls out all the stops for a case; Mike lets his team blow off steam; Nacho receives a visitor.
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Better Call Saul is the prequel to the award-winning series Breaking Bad, set six years before Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk) became Walter White's lawyer. When we meet him, the man who will become Saul Goodman is known as Jimmy McGill, a small-time lawyer searching for his destiny, and, more immediately, hustling to make ends meet. Working alongside, and often against, Jimmy is "fixer" Mike Erhmantraut (Jonathan Banks), a beloved character introduced in Breaking Bad. The series will track Jimmy's transformation into Saul Goodman, the man who puts "criminal" in "criminal lawyer."
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Huell sees someone harassing Jimmy and protects him, and in exchange Jimmy goes to great lengths to protect him back. This arc was surprisingly wholesome.
Kinda sad how breaking bad ruined it with huell believing Saul would be willing to kill him and him spilling everything to the DEA
@@osky529 He thought of Walt not Saul
@@osky529he wasn’t scared of saul, he was scared of walt
Huell left the satehouse, and is back home in Coushatta
Everyone needs a friend like Huell.
"No one ever accused you of being lazy. Every other sin but that"
When’d that get said lol? It sounds like Chuck but when?
@@conormartin3476 Season three I think.
I was not expecting to find Vlad Țepeş in this comment section
@@conormartin3476 Actually, season 2, episode 9 "Nailed". The part where Chuck talks with Kim (and Jimmy, but only directly to Kim) after he explains to Kim how he figured out Jimmy was the one behind the 1261/1216 tomfoolery that costed him Mesa Verde. Jimmy attempts to make incredulous of the implication that he doctored ALL the filing documents for that theater of gaslight art, but Chuck replied as stated.
Gotta admire the hustle lol.
@@simonnot8487 Howard doesn’t call him “Charlie Hustle” for nothing.
Got to admit, even Chuck would never be able to pull off something like this. Jimmy literally made a whole trip there, paid people ahead of time and got several phones on stand by in case they call. This amount of work shows why we love this show, the little details matter.
Yeah but they left a Starbucks cup in one of the shots, really soured the series for me.
Saul would think something like that. Chuck would be the one who figure it out. That's the difference I think.
@@chazstahs Looked it up and there were 7000 Starbucks open in 2003. Am I missing something like an idiot here?
@@KrisJoshJones it’s a joke, you’re not an idiot
@@KrisJoshJones I’m pretty sure it’s a joke about how a bunch of people got upset over a Starbucks Coffee Cup was left in a Game of Thrones shot
There's something unique about the way this show presents the scams. Often, like here, we are not told directly what the scam is and have to figure it out through context. It makes the impact of the deception so much more effective because even the audience does not get all the details until the payoff.
Yes! One of the best things about this show’s style is that it respects the audience and doesn’t treat us like children who don’t have a clue what’s going on
The thing this show taught me about a great scam: make the mark think it was their idea. Offer to pay the bar tab knowing the other guy will insist to cover it. That’s the simple version of a scam they pull over and over
Man, this comment aged super well
I was wondering why Kim was buying all those pens and paper.
The music in this clip made me dance around and shake my weenis
This truly was a huge brain moment for Kim/Jimmy. Probably my favorite scam they’ve pulled off.
A great scam, though they aren't quite the 'Two best hitmen west of the Mississippi' are they?
@@skinnypete135 😂that scam pulled off by mr.white was the best
@@skinnypete135 😂😂
@@satvikpathak1652 One Word bro. "Squatcobbler"
@@Asce539 I second the cobbler
Jimmy McGill: Everything you hate about lawyers, but everything you love about YOUR lawyer....
Shiiit ...😮😮😮😮
OH when he holds the pen unnaturally to manipulate his handwriting!! Love it love it love it
Oh dang, i didnt realize thats what he was doing when i first watched it. Lol it took me a few minutes to get that he was trying to forge letters as he kept changing pens and all the different stationery, but then forgot about the weird hand position at the beginning.
Damn
He even switches to his left hand from 2:35-2:38.
uses a dozen different pens too
This is how you do a spinoff. Highlight a character's qualities from the original show they were featured on in a different light to tell their own story. Jimmy is so likeable he was able to convince strangers on a bus to help him in his scheme. He is also so confident, he's willing to bring in loose ends to help him refine the impact he's trying to bring in with the letters.
They weren’t doing it because Jimmy was likeable, they were doing it because he was paying them $1 per letter and 50 cents per postcard.
He once convinced a lady that he was Kevin consner
@@danzam40 Little of both. A lot of people wouldn't have helped just anyone out regardless of the pay.
Jimmy? More like Kevin Costner
@@danzam40 maybe jimmy told them that Huell, a local and beloved preacher was going thru surgery, and he needed letters of support.
I love how Jimmy is wearing his correspondence school sweatshirt.
GO land crabs.
Fucking love Jimmy's grindset. He's willing to put in ridiculous effort (for all the wrong reasons, but still).
He did try to be an honest lawyer but his brother stabbed him in the back
Sigma male
a regular ol Charlie hustle
Like the first guy said, he used his expertise to help some old people from being ripped off their pension. Not out of monetary gain but out of justice
Chucks even admits it saying no one ever called him. Lazy
Jimmy is the physical embodiment of Mike's old adage: No half measures.
You have to love the minor details like Jimmy holding the writing instruments in different ways to give himself different handwritings.
“WEEEEEELL I don’t know about all that fancy city slicker stuff but down here in Nawluns we do things a little different”
His New Orleans Pastor impersonation was hilarious
“Hey Jaxxy, I brought you some fucking METH”
My niece done got bit by a copperhead
"What a funny lil guy a funny lil character"
@@IamCaptainMan A Zach enjoyer, I see
Really love how much effort and dedication you can see he puts in every letter he wrote himself.
It's true, Heisenberg wouldn't do it without him
This is definitely one of the tv shows ever
yea, its definitely a tv show
You forgot to add *best. Imo it's in top 10 or top 5.
@@PolishGod1234 I said what I said
Easily one of the TV shows of all time.
Yeah it's among the TV shows
no amount of money had jimmy trying this hard, only when he was defending his friends for free
3:20
I really loved to see the actual emphaty for Bubba, he understands him.
Dude, this is such a smart plan. The first time I saw it, I was like, "What if somebody tells on Jimmy?" Then I remembered if I was on a four hour bus trip and a dude paid me like, $100 to sign post cards during it, I'd defend that man to death before ratting. Also I said $100 because I have to write my parent's post cards and letters for them because they're too old, so I literally sign post cards for free all the time.
I worked in this scene when he was on the bus! Very nice guy! I had short hair and was a bit younger! It was an honor meeting Bob Odenkirk
Did he smell like a pile of cheese chili fries from Stuckey's with onions?
what year wasthis filmed?
@@hplus1 2019
@@theclairebaire oh pretty cool
@@theclairebaire get the fuck outta here, its from season 4 and it released in 2018
Usually I hate music montages. With kind of a zest, actually.
With BCS I am utterly enthralled by each one.
All cooking scenes in br ba as well
It's low key Tarantinoesque.
I feel the exact same! Other shows its either cringe or boring, but BCS got it right, and I don’t even know how, I just know it’s enjoyable!
Ikr same!
Yeah because when the music montage rolls in BCS or Br Ba you know some funny shit is about to go down!
this was such a bus-ride moment for jimmy
He really made that bus in to a moving office. Gotta hand to him.
Gotta love him. Charismatic to the core.
@@lydialynagh3309 The sad thing is that more people than you might think actually have that very gift, but rarely ever tap in to it. It is usually the sociopaths that tap in to it, and out of a false sense of bravado.
Normal people are too humble, and often sell themselves too short. Which is too bad, because if they tapped in to it, that gift could be used to bring a lot of peace, harmony and prosperity to the world.
No one ever accused you of being lazy Jimmy.
-Chuck.
cant wait till season 6 comes out, what a cliffhanger!
Have to wait another year cause of fucking corona🙄
Hopefully Ill show up in s6
@@skinnypete135 yo, what about Badger
And combo
@@hasan_z I sure hope Saul shows up in S6 too
I used to work with “Bubba” at a restaurant in Atlanta. I’ve seen him in a few things. Vas Sanchez. Really nice guy.
As someone who is from Louisiana, I can appreciate the small details they did in the trip towards Coushatta (clearly on I 10 in lake Charles, then the route north). Gotta love the zydeco music with the caption (Spanish country music) on Netflix lol
This is when Heisenbus became Postalberg.
Bruh
I had a stroke
🤐😆WHAA..?
I’m now officially dead
"In the future all jokes will be randomly generated."
As someone who visited Louisiana every summer to visit family growing up, it's cool to see the BCS universe take place there, even for just a scene.
4:32 this is the moment when Jimmy enters the post office...
You can see jimmy become postenberg
Absolutely chilling
Vince Gilligan is a genius
gooseberms
Good for pointing that out. I’m almost overlooking it. 😂
2:10 lol doing that to get a different hand writing style, i gotta remember that
I have a job remembering our kid's names, let alone strangers on a bus.
How many kids
@Dylan Sucks At Life 0 that’s what makes it so hard to know their names.
@@hasan_z 1🤔
You sound like a very loving and caring parent
"Are you prosecuting Santa Claus?"
"Jesus, they do make him sound like Santa Claus."
This will sound strange to a lot of people, but I miss Greyhound. Things just aren't the same without them. They left Canada a few years ago.
Well Vince li was a huge problem that led to it.
That's a shame. I didn't even know they left Canada. Did any other service take their place?
@@124085 Nothing on the same service level. I used to be able to leave town 3-4 times a day and go anywhere in Canada. There are bus services between major cities but that's about it now. Our Government used to give them fuel subsidies to service rural communities, so it's hard for small time operators to step up and take that place.
It's more than even just riding. Greyhound Courier used to be huge in my part of Ccanada too. Real shame. Lots of good memories with Greyhound.
@@ErokLobotomist The moment ZopyrionRex waxed nostalgic about Greyhound buses.
@@clxwncrxwn didn't they go out of business years after that though?
This was one of the best schemes Jimmy ever pulled. Phenomenal payoff!
Wasn't it Kim who told Jimmy to do this?
YOU THINK THIS IS BAD?! THIS CHICANERY?! HE'S DONE WORSE!
It was Kim's idea
@@leonardrodriguez3174 Yeh
A few seasons more and jimmy will have to timetravel back to catch up with the events of breaking bad...
Mike shoulda came on the trip with them here instead of Belize
STFU, I'll send you to Belize!
Don’t worry. Jimmy is gonna follow Mike to Belize soon.
When you're told to do a homework but you did it in the bus going to class XD
This is the moment when the moment occurs.
I think i see it now.. wow thanks for pointing this out! brings out a whole new level of depth into the story 🤯
@@mikeock3164 I live to serve.
YOU DID IT!! YOU BREAKDOWN THE JOKE TO ITS BARE ESSENTIAL!! - Hannibal Buress
@@swaggitypigfig8413 😂😂
I don’t get it what are you talking about?
Genius, to pay other passengers to assist writing the letters of support for Huell. LOL
so glad social media and internet not so mainstream in 2002
One of the many awesome montages with classic tunes showcasing a crime being committed by a lawyer. Amazing show!
Yes, Saul is a slippery eel, of an attorney. However, I admire his work ethic. The guy truly grinds! ✍🏻
Jimmy is such a hard worker.
This is my favorite episode of the show so far!
"Bagman" would like to know ur location
@@satvikpathak1652 bagmen is overated comparnss in my compinon
@@Sh0n0 respect that✌
They did a good job of making the Albuquerque area look like Louisiana, which is much greener. I think that they must have done the scenes near the Rio Grande...maybe Sandia Lakes or another part of the Bernalillo area?
Or, they actually shot that scene in Louisiana?
I mean... they just needed one camera shot of Bob Odenkirk walking off a bus in from of the Coushatta post office.
I like how they kept driving up and down a dead end road.😄
😂
Wait how do you know?
@@ExtremeSpeedMewtwo Commentary
Same thing in Jurassic Park where the T-Rex chases the Jeep, "Must go faster". They just filmed the wrangler driving up and down the same dirt road several times over
if you notice jimmy is holding the pens in different ways to make his handwriting different.
This whole episode was honestly hilarious
Oh no, not our precious Jimmy! Robbing them blind!
And he gets to be a lawyer? WHAT A SICK JOKE!
Everyone loves trolling chuck lol
"I thought we talked about respect?" You know Jimmy was after her the whole ride 😂
Saul is truly a good guy his character is mar ally challenged but has a good heart
If he lived in a moral world, he'd be a moral guy.
If he wasn't so amoral, he'd be a moral guy.
Oof
Such a simple scene yet so watchable.
This is when the Fly became Wayfarer 515
imagine trying to get Jimmy McGill to give up a bus seat lmao
Huge fan of the show . Started day 1 of BB. Now I’m on BCS . Every episode I sit here and think how this time can they pull it off, or him or her lol
Say what u want, but u gotta admit how dedicated Jimmy was in making such an elaborate scheme!
How many hours is a bus trip from ABQ, NM to Coushatta, LA? 18 hours? Jimmy definitely put a lot of effort in all this ("Charlie Hustle").
Makes you wonder how he would’ve done if he stayed legit and just did elder law…
But when he did elder law he was taking advantage of them
I remember trying to guess what was going on here... one of the only times nailing it.
care to explain? im confused here
Better! (🤜) Call! (🤜) SAUL! (🤜)
One of the well writen series
Funniest thing about this is that a bus would never even go near Coushatta
4:45
They put the old car to keep the atention of the spectator long enough for giving the impact of how short was the visit to the postal
Never realized how strangely Odenkirk hold a pen while writing.
He did it to imitate different handwritings 👌
imagine if someone insisted on that seat next to him.
He can just say no
@@DdDd-el8rc Actually he can't.
@@Kalenz1234 why
@@DdDd-el8rc How old are you?
@@Kalenz1234 that’s irrelevant.
Jimmy goes across the country and pays out of his pocket just to help Huell out. Say what you want but he looks out for his friends (even if not for the best reasons)
Huell is the pilar of my church
It's the little things like this scene that makes BB and BCS so great.
This was the moment Jimmy became Jimmy but not on the bus.
He could've taken a flight from Albuquerque to Shreveport and then travelled by bus to Coushatta.
But he needed the time to do the letters
I wonder if something like this was ever done in real life
in one word : BRILLIANT !
Imagine if Vince Gilligan decided not to be a writer
Peter Gould too
It's more than just Vince. Everyone gives him credit for what was mostly the initial idea- but it took an entire team (and a lot of coincidences) to make a good a show as this is.
By season 4 Vince was working on El Camino. He had nothing to do with the show until he came back and directed Bagman, 508. He was back in the writer’s room for season 6.
Love the truck blasting the zydeco music at the end.
Can you help me with that tribal song
In reality Jimmy wouldn't need to do any of this Huell would already be a legend
i love how it shows that being a successful con man is no easy feat
This was the moment Huell Babineaux became the Hero of Coushatta, Louisiana
The song played on the bus scene is Burnin' Coal
Before covid-19 social distance, now I'm loving the 6'!
Slippin Jimmy does it again.
His work ethic is inspiring.
Love this show❤....fan from Malaysia...
"no one ever accused you of being lazy.."
Slippin Jimmy is one helluva lawyerman.
Fucking hate it when I get my own seat on a damn bus and someone wants to come along and sit there.
This is the best show ever
I’m actually watching this on a bus
If you want to make a few bucks writing letters ask Jimmy by the window seat.
0h love that line on the cheese, now just need an opportunity to test it out on the general pop
Supposedly the writers really had trouble doing this. Once they do the situation they commit to it and supposedly they spend agest getting any idea how the characters would get out of it
They write like it’s a D&D campaign, where they play the DM and the players
yeah same with the stuck inside the RV scene in breaking bad
I can feel my hand cramping just watching this
Best show ever
Indeed it is.
Can't wait for season 6!
Right after BB, yes
Neh, its good too
Awesome scene
i recognize that 5 hour energy bottle anywhere 😂
A very hardworking guy
Jimmy is smarter and more hard working at his scams than most people are at their actual jobs.
i have 3 things related to bcs/breaking bad, i have the same birthday as aaron paul, my middle school coach went to high school with aaron paul, and coushatta, the place where i was born, was featured in better call saul, and im also a fan of both shows. its not much but its weird
I don't remember passing through the desert and hills when I drove from
Houston to Shreveport.
That's because you took a boat
This dude can controll any conversations lol , and Chuck said he is stupid whaaaaat!!! 🤣
That small town post office made like bandits that day...
Jesus, the bus left Houston headed for Coushatta, Louisiana and they crossed a desert.......
Next time he's in the bus things will go different..