Are we just gonna sit here and pretend that this is ok? A victim in the room with a known criminal. Marie stole a spoon and shoes, no telling what she would’ve done to Saul.
I know this is a joke but in fact, when you think about it, Marie acts like a victim but she actually should have spent some time in jail. Saul still was the criminal of course but Marie acts too much like she's a pure hero.
@@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153 Anytime it's written in a different way, it will never fail to make me laugh or smile, it's not much but adding the "Jesus ! Marie" helps to read it with the voice of hank in your head
@@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153 Insecure much ? it's internet "buddy", why you try to act big to people you don't see lol, you just make a fool of yourself by acting pissy, you must really be mad in your life
Actually, after Hank's death we don't see her wearing purple anymore, and in Skylar's call with her there isn't even purple furniture anymore. She was destroyed so badly that even her purple obsession disappeared.
I do like how they mentioned Gomez's family. It was mentioned much earlier by Hank that Gomez was married and has kids, so I had always wondered what it was like for them after Hank and Gomez were murdered (obviously, pretty bad, but it's nice the show finally acknowledged that).
@@Timic83tc For sure, and the whole court proceeding that followed (with everyone speaking over each other) also seemed unrealistic. I'd be curious to see if LegalEagle will do an analysis of all of this as well.
@@Timic83tc Marie probably wanted to confront Saul anyway, so when Saul asked for it, at that point both parties asked for it. Not too wild to consider
@@valibaimoukhametov6795 Jimmy started to go off the rails at the end. He got hooked up with 2 losers to commit crimes, resorted to stealing watches and got outsmarted by Carol Burnett ( a masterful casting). He was nothing like his former self until this segment where he ends up playing the room like a fiddle.
This felt so real. I think the reason is that it's been YEARS since BB. We as spectators had a time of grieving for this show and it's characters. We got used to Jimmy McGill, but we never truly realized this entire show was an epilogue for the entire series, up until this and the final court scene...
was definitely the leading theory going around as the show aired that the last few episodes would take place after breaking bad. it was pretty well alluded to since they had shots of jimmy’s post-brba life at the end of every season, which would also eventually need a resolution.
There should be another Breaking Bad spin off called Breaking Slightly Less Bad in which Marie goes on a massive national theft binge. The show is just her travelling from local struggling small business, one after another, robbing them and queefing.
Idk how I didn't see her cameo coming. Out of all the characters, she was the one I last expected them to bust out for the finale. But it makes so much sense, that again, idk how I didn't see it coming lol. I thought it was gonna end with Jesse, and Walt's cameos for the season. This show really is a masterpiece
Fun fact is that she was supposed to appear in Season 2 when Chuck was getting CAT scanned but the writers thought it would divert too much attention. Look where we are now.
@cosmicfugitive7695 I'm kinda surprised they never paid off the part about Marie being a nurse. They used so many Checkovs guns throughout both shows but Marie being a nurse was like the one thing that never became relevant
What is funny that Saul is kind of telling the truth. While Saul did advocate and want to get into Walt's business. But it is not like he had an option to leave. "We're done when I say we're done"
He wouldn't left even if he had the opportunity because he never changed ever since he was 9, always the same! Couldn't keep his hands out of the cash drawer! But not our Jimmy! Couldn't be precious Jimmy! Stealing them blind! And he gets to be a lawyer!? What a sick joke! Chuck should've stopped him when he had the chance!
@@StarFried the timing and relevance of this quote is top tier but Chuck was such a big part of what led Jimmy down the wrong path (after he tried to change and to some extent maybe even before) that seeing Chuck quotes makes me cringe.
Still feels surreal seeing the world after Breaking Bad ended. I know El Camino took place after the show but it took in a completely different setting compared to BCS's ending. Absolutely immersive looking back at the world after Walter's death
im willing to bet that at this time marie confronted saul, her and skyler mightve kept their distance from each other and really only speak on special occasions if not then dont speak at all. marie knows now that skyler was well aware of walts meth distribution from the beginning and im sure blames skyler somewhat for hank and steve deaths because she didnt go to the authorities and report walt.
Considering Marie said "hole in the desert" it means that Skylar gave the coordinates to the police. Whether that means she willingly gave them up or tried to bargain for some deal isnt clear. If she tried to use it as leverage for some deal to get her off of the laundering charges, Marie (and Flynn) would definitely hate her for protecting Walt one last time and focusing on her own selfish wish to not be prosecuted for Walter's actions.
@@Brandbox23 Then yea, her relationship with Marie and Flynn is as good as dead starting the moment Flynn is able to move out and go to college on his own. Heck, he'd maybe live with one of his friends in the meantime following that.
You know if we look on the bright side, saul never actually killed anybody. He never shot anyone, blew up anyone.. The guy was clever but never a murderer.
He recommended it for Badger, Jesse, and Hank twice. He helped Walt poison Brock, admittedly he didn’t know that’s what Walt was gonna do. But yeah, plus lying and covering up Howard’s murder which was him and Kim’s fault.
Saul played this whole scene so well. Made himself the victim, faked contrition to Marie, softened the tone in the room, all for the setup to tell the fed prosecutor that all he needs to beat the case is him having to convince one juror he's not guilty. No one in that room saw it coming.
Lmao when Jimmy calls himself a victim to Marie, even his laywer is like wtf? 3:30 At this point you realise that Saul Goodman lives, even when chained.
This is the one time Marie isn't wearing purple. Instead she's only wearing the colors from the grayscale, the perfect symbolism of how the world is now black and white because of Saus Goodoog. Bravo Vince.
I like how Saul continued to lie. I mean what he’s saying is true, but he knows Walt and Jesse would have never shot him. And that they just needed a lawyer.
No, no he wouldn't know that they wouldn't shoot him. When you're pointed with a gun over your head, by 2 man you don't even know who they are, do you seriously think you can just laugh it off and say "you can't shoow me anyway"?
Dude everyone can make jokes and talk about Marie's shoplifting, constantly wearing purple etc. Personally I think that's what makes her more human and I honestly felt so sorry for her when hank died in b.b... she's far from perfect but hank didn't deserve that, she didn't deserve having to live with it
Eh…idk Hank was a crooked cop given how he stormed up to Jesse and abused his authority to beat him down. He ended up getting fired over that, and even after getting his job back, he kept pushing it with Walter. Walt wanted to be left alone, yet Hank relentlessly tried to bust Walt and drive the two families apart. If anything, Hank’s to blame for his own death. He put Walt in a fight or flight situation and Walt called for backup as self defense. Hank celebrates and gloats at Walt after he gets caught, and even after all of that, Walter still had mercy on Hank and pleaded for Hank to be spared. Hank was a pos and I think his downfall was somewhat deserved with himself mostly to blame.
@@UndertakerU2ber he didn't call back up for self defence he called them therr to kill Jesse because he thought he was going to torch his money, walt didn't know hank was there until he made the arrest and he tried to call them off but they showed up anyway. Also hank wasn't abusing his authority to beat Jesse, he was angry because of the phone call telling him Maria was in hospital and for making him think his wife was in critical condition, he showed immediate remorse when he realised he went too far.
idk if this is common knowledge, but marie always wearing purple up until hank’s death is color symbolism. the color yellow represents the meth trade in this show (los pollos worker outfits, yellow filter in mexico, etc.).purple is directly opposite yellow on the color wheel, thus representing how marie has no connection to the meth trade.
The whole Breaking Bad canon is one incredible story. There is just one thing about the whole thing that I wish was a little different. In the end, even though Walter White was a really bad guy, and Bryan Cranston is a really great actor, he couldn't get all the way there in truly scaring the audience. He's bombing people, he's shooting, he's intimidating, he's stealing, but he isn't really that scary. Maybe THAT is what actually IS so frightening about it all. The really bad guys in the world are people you can chum around with and have a beer, and then they poison your seven year old son. In a TV series, and a dramatic piece of art see how it doesn't work that well? We are so used to the guy dressed in black, and the really scary crazy over the top demeanor, etc. But real evil isn't like that. Breaking Bad portrayed what actual evil looks like. In real life it is devastating to ever meet something like Walter White. On the screen, it's kinda a baggy pants farce at times, but then again, after you think about it for awhile, it is truly creepy
I mean, Walter being kind of all over the place is exactly the premise of his character, Mike warns Gus about Walter because he knows Walter isn't cut from the same kind of cloth that for instance Gus is cut, and all the things that Walter achieves he achieves through quite a lot of trouble, but when other people hear about it, they only hear the result, like when Huell is jokingly saying they could take the money when they were lying on it, and the other guy mentions that Walt had several people killed in different prisons within a 2 minute timeframe. We know what kind of trouble went into getting that done, but nobody else outside the directly involved people does, so Walter has this mythos around him as an evil mastermind, but we know he's kind of chaotic, impulsive, all over the place, and his innate intelligence, which was probably above anyone else in the criminal business, allowed him to coast his way through despite understanding very little of the criminal business.
the purpose to have Walter White be a regular middle class man is to hook that type of audience, real drug lords have no idea what Breaking Bad is, they watch Reyna del Pacifico or Señor de los cielos, those type of lame as$ shows. Real evil is ignorant, uneducated, explosive, desperate, ilitarate, etc...
While this would never happen in real life, it was important for the show - it demonstrated that if he wanted to, Jimmy could have literally gotten away with everything, easily, handily.
The one thing I kept thinking in this scene is how lucky Saul was that the surprise was Marie, not Skyler. Skyler would not have crumbled so easily...she would have made sure Saul got more than 7 years. (No she's not a lawyer, but the woman knew how to get things done)
I don’t know if the BB webisodes are cannon, but if they are Hank cheated on Marie 4 1/2 hours before their wedding. Walt knew too cause he told him. So throughout the show, Marie never found out so it’s kinda funny to hear her speak so highly of him.
@@Delta_Aves Gus and his men are dead, and Saul and Kim have no trace of where his body is, yeah it’s safe to say Howard and Lalo are stuck down there for good
@@Pwilliams4000 Unless they tie Howard's murder to the meth lab, and someone happens to dig there, they'd probably never find the bodies. The people who knew the location of Howard's body are dead, Mike, Gustavo Fring, and the other assistants
It really sucks that the ads for related videos block Marie's reaction to the confession. Could have let the clip just play a few more seconds or put a black screen at the end to fix it.
Even though Marie isn't passionate about the hobby, my heart sank when she told Jimmy that because Hank is gone forever, he will never complete his mineral collection
@@BillyButcher90 Yeah, and I like the character touch that after Hank died, she reimagined him through her grief and remembered only the good things about him. It feels real.
@@BillyButcher90 I think he was emotionally abusive to Marie. It seemed like he took out a lot of his insecurities, failures, and frustrations on her, while she tried to support him as much as she could. I don't think he was a one-sided bad guy either. He was a flawed, believable person, and her rose-tinted memory of him was similarly realistic for someone suddenly widowed and unable to have even the closure of burying her husband's body.
Marie has a real knack for making you hate her even when she has the moral high ground. She's just always so high and mighty with her attitude like she isn't a klepto spoon swiper. What a character and performance.
This scene got me feeling so emotional, especially the part where Marie says: "This whole time Walt was Breaking Bad with the man from the Better Call Saul commercials." as she slams the door to her El Camino. A true masterpiece, bravo Vince 👏🏽
Marie: 'You are NOT going to make deal with this man. End of story.' Despite the gravity of this scene, they still manage to inject a shred of humour into it.
Because he was? He enabled Walt to do basically everything he did, and Walt's actions directly led to Hank's death. He was a lawyer who helped criminals further their activities leading to the death of her husband. Grilling him was entirely justified.
Saul literally had nothing to do with both there deaths and Walt didn’t kill them if only she knew the truth I’m not saying Walt’s a good guy but he didn’t kill hank
Walt made it "official" that he killed Hank and Steve, in that call where he tried to exonerate Skyler. He wanted to paint the picture that he was that ruthless, to make it more believable that he forced Skyler to do everything, and she did it all under duress. Like, "if I could kill Hank for crossing me, I could kill you too." Yes, he didn't actually do it, but that was the choice he made to protect Skyler. It's what everyone believes now.
The DA doesn't know that though based on Walter's call to his wife. The only person left alive who actually knows what happened is Jesse Pinkman who fled to Alaska.
Walt technically did kill Hank and Gomez. His actions led to their death Hank tricked Walt into getting arrested in the exact location where his money was buried. But before that, Walt called Jack's grouping thinking it was other DEA agents. Either way, Walt was originally planning to murder cops but he didnt know is was Hank and Gomez. And Walts dumb decision left Hank and Gomez to their demise. Simplified explanation: You plan on commiting murder. Everything is going through. Then you try to cancel it. But it still happens. And other people end up dying. You are to blame for their deaths (others involved also).
@@lalotime Hank played a dangerous game and got killed, is probably what the DA got from the whole thing, plus since Walt was ok with dealing with Neo Nazis for his drug business he gets a lot of worse rep than your average drug dealer, just like Ukranian military loses rep by having Azovstav batallion composed of Nazis.
@@lalotime Lots of peoples actions lead to their deaths, so no Walt didn't technically kill Hank and Gomez. Walt has a fair share of responsibility for their deaths, sure but that's as far as it goes.
I miss Hank :( I know Saul helped Walter but Saul didn’t have anything to do really with hanks murder that was on Walter. Just shows how much damage Walter has done too so many lives
Even though she's not a nice person either like being a kleptomaniac, one thing I like about her is: She's loyal to Hank and never cheat on him. She was even having a big patience when Hank was on his bed being paraplegic for a while and had a weird obssesions with Rocks, I mean, Minerals.
Saul had so little to do with Hanks murder, guilt by proxy really. By that standard everyone who bought Meth from Walt is guilty. This was an unnecessary stretch, Skylar was more at fault then Saul was
Watching these individual random scenes from the show is like having mini therapy sessions for the the emotional carnage that was BCS season 6. What a show! (Both of them). This scene was really, really heavy.
3:34 The look on their faces....yikes. Is this really happening....is he...saying he's a victim?? Such a crazy scene. There's Oakley from the silly cheerful days of early Better Call Saul public defender shenanigans and Marie channelling the trauma of BB Ozymandias, and Saul/Jimmy looks like a burnt out ex-con already. What a tragic and searing end to everyone's stories.
He was the only one who sniffed out Gus and Walter, so I'd say he was pretty good. Nobody suspected Gus, they even looked at him like a madman when he suggested so.
Hank was good at his job. Killed tuco, Held his own against the salamanca twins (killing one and crippling the other) suspected Gus was a meth kingpin even when everyone else thought he was crazy about it. And eventually walt(although a bit late on that one)
Hank Schrader was a bumbling racist who routinely swam outside of his depth, went to El Paso and got exposed as an idiot, and never noticed that his brother in law was Heisenberg until the very end. He was an embarrassment. The guy who played him is an amazing man, though. Did an excellent job playing the part of the Jock cop.
When I saw this scene I was like: "Hide the entire office supplies, check her purse for sharp objects, forks and stuff and keep an eye on her, she might be a widow, but she still Marie f***ing Schrader"
Saul in jail in some prison break kinda show would be awesome, saul would fit right in, the guy who gets you stuff, i can imagine him trading cigarettes and planning schemes to get out
Someone else pointed out here that Marie never even knew about how Saul asked Walt to kill Hank. Imagine what Marie would've done or been like if she found out. Only makes me feel worse for her.
They’re both wrong imo. Walt wasn’t the one responsible for Hank’s death and Saul never worked with the person who was. But Walt and Jesse were never going to shot Saul and he knew it. He lied to get Marie’s sympathy.
Walt and Saul are absolutely partly to blame for Hank's death. Walt chose to lead a life of crime. His brother in law, a DEA agent, obviously got involved in the case. Walt gets a lawyer to help hide his activities. Saul is very good at this, so Walt continues to cook/distribute meth until Hank eventually catches him and a squad of rogue hitmen Walt hired kill Hank. Hank's death is linked to Walt and Saul by a very clear line of events. They didn't directly murder him and Saul probably wouldn't even face legal repercussions for it specifically, but any sane moral person knows that they are responsible. Marie 100% has a right to despise Saul for it.
I’m curious what Marie’s reaction would be for Jesse Pinkman? I mean three things one if there was a victim of Walter White from start to finish, it was him two he was working with Hank to try to arrest him which ended up hank being killed and him enslaved, by Nazis and three he’s experienced worse than death
In season 3 when Hank was about to get fired for beating up Jesse, Marie viewed Jesse as a junkie scumbag and suggested Hank should lie telling Jesse attacked him. In s5 Marie was nice to Jesse only because he could help bringing down Walt. Not as a human being. Now I believe since Jesse got away and is the last witness to Hanks death, Marie also blamed him for that. The problem with Marie, Walt JR and more people in BB is that they see the world as black white, like being a criminal cementing you as a bad person no matter the motivations behind them.
Standing up when a woman walks into the room is a forgotten courtesy... I will teach my boys (Jah willing I have some) the respect and manners I was taught growing up.
This scene breaks me. After seeing BB 4 times over it stills gets me. There are no innocents in a case. Just poor tragic souls sucked into an awful black hole of a mess that will eternally tarnish your singular life
The should be another Breaking Bad type universe which primarily focuses on Gustavo and how he made his empire. It would be called "Los Pollos Hermanos" just like Better Call Saul.
Sadly, Mark Margolis (Hector Salamanca) passed since your comment, so, as a central player in that particular storyline, ... such a series would be a no-go.
In my opinion, Marie's anger towards Saul is misplaced. Saul was the money launderer, Saul was the guy who represented the criminals that Gus and Heisenberg wanted to keep out of prison, and he was the guy that filed the paperwork for them. Saul was no kingpin, he was basically a pencil pusher inside the organization. He made a lot of money off of doing that, but he never pulled a trigger against any of Gus or Heisenberg's enemies - they had their own enforcers who handled that stuff. Jesse arguably has more role in Hank's death than Saul does (trying to use Hank to get his revenge on Walter), and the people more chiefly responsible, Walter and Jack, are dead and gone. Marie comes off as feeling powerless for not being able to bring Walter to justice, so the blame has to land on someone even if it's unfair.
Blaming Saul is far from unfair. Walter was able to do and get away with so much because of him. Saul was a terrible person and Marie's feelings towards him are completely justified.
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Saul: “The loss that you’ve suffered is unspeakable”
Also Saul: Send Hank to Belize
lmao accurate
« Belize ? I’ll send you to Belize !”
LMAO
😂😂😂😂
when he talks about old yeller and walt gets pissed🤣
After Marie leaves the room, the assistant U.S. Attorney: "Anybody see my pen?"
That’s a nice detail
Lol
underrated
shes still a thief after what happened to Hank 😂
Bro she’s Romanian
Are we just gonna sit here and pretend that this is ok? A victim in the room with a known criminal. Marie stole a spoon and shoes, no telling what she would’ve done to Saul.
And a tiara. District attorney's should be happy he got off with his watch and wallet. She was right next to him.
She also tried to steal her niece
Never forget the tiara too
@@cheflos My god the tiara. I still have nightmareas about it
I know this is a joke but in fact, when you think about it, Marie acts like a victim but she actually should have spent some time in jail. Saul still was the criminal of course but Marie acts too much like she's a pure hero.
“Hank was as strong as a rock!”
Hanks Ghost: “Jesus!…Marie! Strong as a mineral!”
Enough of this lame joke man, Jesus.
@@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm31535 likes vs 517 likes. I think the winner is obvious
@@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153 Anytime it's written in a different way, it will never fail to make me laugh or smile, it's not much but adding the "Jesus ! Marie" helps to read it with the voice of hank in your head
Wow, good for u little buddy.@@zomkino
@@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153 Insecure much ? it's internet "buddy", why you try to act big to people you don't see lol, you just make a fool of yourself by acting pissy, you must really be mad in your life
Imagine what Marie would've thought if she knew that Saul had asked Walt to kill Hank, and Walt refused
wym bro Saul just wanted “To send Hank on a trip to Belize”
Marie is way too petty to act like anyone in her team ever did anything wrong, regardless if there is evidence or not
@@IronFreakV When people die humans tend to remember only the good (especially if they were close)
@@nbachillzone8725 Where Mike went to
@@nont18411 Tahiti with Dutch
Damn, it's been 9 years and the ripples of Ozymandias is still felt
ok but in-universe its been a bit over a year
@@lga4187 No 9 months
But what about the nipples of ozymandias
@@joe2clean957 how long was Jimmy pulling scams with jeff tho, it has to have been a while
I mean… the death of her husband would be felt throughout her life.
It was done in black and white but you KNOW Marie was wearing purple.
I don't believe so it might be black actually
@@brandr7964 black coat and a purple shirt.
She wore black because it symbolizes being a widow
Actually, after Hank's death we don't see her wearing purple anymore, and in Skylar's call with her there isn't even purple furniture anymore. She was destroyed so badly that even her purple obsession disappeared.
@@greathoonta3461 bravo vince!!
I do like how they mentioned Gomez's family. It was mentioned much earlier by Hank that Gomez was married and has kids, so I had always wondered what it was like for them after Hank and Gomez were murdered (obviously, pretty bad, but it's nice the show finally acknowledged that).
I wonder how it was like for Walt’s family when he was killed
Were they happy, sad?, shocked, scared?, depressed, devastated, I wonder
@@Pwilliams4000 Flynn would probably be happy
@@Pwilliams4000by the end of the show, they just wanted him gone. I think they where relieved
Steve was the most likeable 'side character' in breaking bad imo, had hanks back till the end, loyal to a fault.
His wife also showed up during the episode
A cameo that wasn't asked for and yet wasn't forced. How many people had Marie appearing in BCS on their bingo cards?
Nice callback, buy very silly and unrealistic they would accept sauls request to have her in there.
@@Timic83tc For sure, and the whole court proceeding that followed (with everyone speaking over each other) also seemed unrealistic. I'd be curious to see if LegalEagle will do an analysis of all of this as well.
@@Timic83tc Marie probably wanted to confront Saul anyway, so when Saul asked for it, at that point both parties asked for it. Not too wild to consider
@@theodore2429 no one could have talked themselves down to 7 years! Saul had deus ex machine lawyer powers
@@user-kb4lh4cv5r was she?
"They told me they found you in a garbage dumpster. Well, that make sense"
It's a funny and sad phrase at the same time
It would make more sense if he got caught by slipping
"They told me they found you slipping, Jimmy. Well, that makes sense."@@Pwilliams4000
Jimmy should have had a better bugout plan
It’s actually sad asf and miserable that he had to hide in this
@@valibaimoukhametov6795 Jimmy started to go off the rails at the end. He got hooked up with 2 losers to commit crimes, resorted to stealing watches and got outsmarted by Carol Burnett ( a masterful casting). He was nothing like his former self until this segment where he ends up playing the room like a fiddle.
"He was kind, he was decent, he was strong." I think Jesse would agree on that last statement
“He loved to make Mexican jokes and beat the living hell out of a 20 year old”
@@mr.greasy6483"He also loves stones"
@@diegomedina9637for Christ sake, man, they're minerals:)
THERE MINERALS!!!! @@diegomedina9637
@@mr.greasy6483You gonna compare making jokes to violent assault?
Marie : Now that makes sense
Saul : You know what else makes sense? The epileptic whorehouse, the one where Hank's mom used to work at!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Marie would have tried to kill him right there if he said that.
i wish he said that
🗿
Amazing comment.
" My husband was as strong as a Rock"
( Meanwhile in a Mortuary in Down Town Albuquerque)
"Dave, I swear to God that corpse just flinched"
“Jesus Marie they’re minerals!”
Hank goes back from his dead:
"JESUS MARIE, IT'S MINERAL!"
Dude that was brilliant😂
Lol
This is the best comment
"what have you got in there, some crooks?"
"they're CRIMINALS marie"
underrated comment 😂
Underrated
A million chef's kisses
This felt so real. I think the reason is that it's been YEARS since BB. We as spectators had a time of grieving for this show and it's characters. We got used to Jimmy McGill, but we never truly realized this entire show was an epilogue for the entire series, up until this and the final court scene...
was definitely the leading theory going around as the show aired that the last few episodes would take place after breaking bad. it was pretty well alluded to since they had shots of jimmy’s post-brba life at the end of every season, which would also eventually need a resolution.
@@nickhy9223At the begining
That was like 2 months after Walt's death or something
There should be another Breaking Bad spin off called Breaking Slightly Less Bad in which Marie goes on a massive national theft binge. The show is just her travelling from local struggling small business, one after another, robbing them and queefing.
Would be funny if Skyler got her out of jail everytime she gets caught with Walt´s drug money
robbing them and what
Robbing and queefing XD
And WHAT?
Out chicaneryd again
Idk how I didn't see her cameo coming. Out of all the characters, she was the one I last expected them to bust out for the finale. But it makes so much sense, that again, idk how I didn't see it coming lol. I thought it was gonna end with Jesse, and Walt's cameos for the season. This show really is a masterpiece
Fun fact is that she was supposed to appear in Season 2 when Chuck was getting CAT scanned but the writers thought it would divert too much attention.
Look where we are now.
@cosmicfugitive7695 I'm kinda surprised they never paid off the part about Marie being a nurse. They used so many Checkovs guns throughout both shows but Marie being a nurse was like the one thing that never became relevant
@@david2134 well it helped with Hanks recovery I guess
@@david2134 It was just her job. She could have just as easily have been an insurance adjuster or a bank teller.
@@david2134she wasn't a nurse, she was a radiology technician.
What is funny that Saul is kind of telling the truth. While Saul did advocate and want to get into Walt's business. But it is not like he had an option to leave. "We're done when I say we're done"
He wouldn't left even if he had the opportunity because he never changed ever since he was 9, always the same! Couldn't keep his hands out of the cash drawer! But not our Jimmy! Couldn't be precious Jimmy! Stealing them blind! And he gets to be a lawyer!? What a sick joke! Chuck should've stopped him when he had the chance!
@@StarFried ok buddy stop chicanering
@@EloWhisperer i don't even use reddit but honestly deserved idk what i was thinking when writing that
The smartest lies are always the truth, but framed a little different
@@StarFried the timing and relevance of this quote is top tier but Chuck was such a big part of what led Jimmy down the wrong path (after he tried to change and to some extent maybe even before) that seeing Chuck quotes makes me cringe.
Still feels surreal seeing the world after Breaking Bad ended. I know El Camino took place after the show but it took in a completely different setting compared to BCS's ending. Absolutely immersive looking back at the world after Walter's death
El Camino takes place before Nippy
@@JKBDTSEl Camino takes place almost right after BB while BCS jumps from before to after BB while mainly focusing on before
A lot of El Camino isn't even after BB. There's a lot of flashbacks of times Todd makes Jesse do things for him.
El Camino sucks, nothing would have changed if this movie never existed
@@gigabilly1160 Its just a movie to properly conclude jesse's history
im willing to bet that at this time marie confronted saul, her and skyler mightve kept their distance from each other and really only speak on special occasions if not then dont speak at all. marie knows now that skyler was well aware of walts meth distribution from the beginning and im sure blames skyler somewhat for hank and steve deaths because she didnt go to the authorities and report walt.
But she also believes, due to Walts phone call, that Skyler was a hostage and scared of Walt.
Yes they were distant. Remember Felina, when Marie called Skyler and immediately said "truce"
Considering Marie said "hole in the desert" it means that Skylar gave the coordinates to the police. Whether that means she willingly gave them up or tried to bargain for some deal isnt clear.
If she tried to use it as leverage for some deal to get her off of the laundering charges, Marie (and Flynn) would definitely hate her for protecting Walt one last time and focusing on her own selfish wish to not be prosecuted for Walter's actions.
@@GamingEelektross in bcs they confirmed she took the deal
@@Brandbox23 Then yea, her relationship with Marie and Flynn is as good as dead starting the moment Flynn is able to move out and go to college on his own. Heck, he'd maybe live with one of his friends in the meantime following that.
It's crazy that they're not buying his story about how he met walter but it's what actually happened.
You know if we look on the bright side, saul never actually killed anybody. He never shot anyone, blew up anyone.. The guy was clever but never a murderer.
He recommended it for Badger, Jesse, and Hank twice. He helped Walt poison Brock, admittedly he didn’t know that’s what Walt was gonna do. But yeah, plus lying and covering up Howard’s murder which was him and Kim’s fault.
he could had killed Brock
@@anondalorian3719 I think there's a difference between provoking someone to do something and doing it yourself.
@@Lorenzo12089 accessory to murder is an actual crime
@@lenawagenfuehr53 good point.
Saul played this whole scene so well. Made himself the victim, faked contrition to Marie, softened the tone in the room, all for the setup to tell the fed prosecutor that all he needs to beat the case is him having to convince one juror he's not guilty. No one in that room saw it coming.
It’s only half correct- if he hangs the jury it would be a mistrial and on a case as high profile as this I doubt they’d drop the charges completely
Lmao when Jimmy calls himself a victim to Marie, even his laywer is like wtf? 3:30
At this point you realise that Saul Goodman lives, even when chained.
This is the one time Marie isn't wearing purple. Instead she's only wearing the colors from the grayscale, the perfect symbolism of how the world is now black and white because of Saus Goodoog. Bravo Vince.
Saus Goodoog
@@TheBombasticFatRat 🤣🤣
He made the same joke about three times already. I don’t think it’s funny anymore.
Cant wait for the Breaking Bad 2 to come out
@@entieda6525 same, hopefully Vince tells us the release date, soon
I like how Saul continued to lie. I mean what he’s saying is true, but he knows Walt and Jesse would have never shot him. And that they just needed a lawyer.
Acting as a victim is 1 of his plays in conning.
Saul uses the truth for his dishonesty
He also may assume Jesse is actually dead and they never found his body
Saul is chained in body but not broken in spirit.
No, no he wouldn't know that they wouldn't shoot him. When you're pointed with a gun over your head, by 2 man you don't even know who they are, do you seriously think you can just laugh it off and say "you can't shoow me anyway"?
Dude everyone can make jokes and talk about Marie's shoplifting, constantly wearing purple etc. Personally I think that's what makes her more human and I honestly felt so sorry for her when hank died in b.b... she's far from perfect but hank didn't deserve that, she didn't deserve having to live with it
Eh…idk Hank was a crooked cop given how he stormed up to Jesse and abused his authority to beat him down. He ended up getting fired over that, and even after getting his job back, he kept pushing it with Walter. Walt wanted to be left alone, yet Hank relentlessly tried to bust Walt and drive the two families apart. If anything, Hank’s to blame for his own death. He put Walt in a fight or flight situation and Walt called for backup as self defense. Hank celebrates and gloats at Walt after he gets caught, and even after all of that, Walter still had mercy on Hank and pleaded for Hank to be spared. Hank was a pos and I think his downfall was somewhat deserved with himself mostly to blame.
@@UndertakerU2ber he didn't call back up for self defence he called them therr to kill Jesse because he thought he was going to torch his money, walt didn't know hank was there until he made the arrest and he tried to call them off but they showed up anyway. Also hank wasn't abusing his authority to beat Jesse, he was angry because of the phone call telling him Maria was in hospital and for making him think his wife was in critical condition, he showed immediate remorse when he realised he went too far.
idk if this is common knowledge, but marie always wearing purple up until hank’s death is color symbolism. the color yellow represents the meth trade in this show (los pollos worker outfits, yellow filter in mexico, etc.).purple is directly opposite yellow on the color wheel, thus representing how marie has no connection to the meth trade.
Hank deserve that death he was nosy person
He survived the attack from twins he should have just gone to el Paso
I really wish Jesse had Sued him
@@UndertakerU2ber bruh... you walt apologists are something else...
“Hank would go anywhere he was needed.” Except El Paso.
To be fair, they treated him like crap.
@@darksideofevil13 He deserved it.
@@MsJellyBellyLovenah
The whole Breaking Bad canon is one incredible story. There is just one thing about the whole thing that I wish was a little different. In the end, even though Walter White was a really bad guy, and Bryan Cranston is a really great actor, he couldn't get all the way there in truly scaring the audience. He's bombing people, he's shooting, he's intimidating, he's stealing, but he isn't really that scary. Maybe THAT is what actually IS so frightening about it all. The really bad guys in the world are people you can chum around with and have a beer, and then they poison your seven year old son. In a TV series, and a dramatic piece of art see how it doesn't work that well? We are so used to the guy dressed in black, and the really scary crazy over the top demeanor, etc. But real evil isn't like that. Breaking Bad portrayed what actual evil looks like. In real life it is devastating to ever meet something like Walter White. On the screen, it's kinda a baggy pants farce at times, but then again, after you think about it for awhile, it is truly creepy
I mean, Walter being kind of all over the place is exactly the premise of his character, Mike warns Gus about Walter because he knows Walter isn't cut from the same kind of cloth that for instance Gus is cut, and all the things that Walter achieves he achieves through quite a lot of trouble, but when other people hear about it, they only hear the result, like when Huell is jokingly saying they could take the money when they were lying on it, and the other guy mentions that Walt had several people killed in different prisons within a 2 minute timeframe.
We know what kind of trouble went into getting that done, but nobody else outside the directly involved people does, so Walter has this mythos around him as an evil mastermind, but we know he's kind of chaotic, impulsive, all over the place, and his innate intelligence, which was probably above anyone else in the criminal business, allowed him to coast his way through despite understanding very little of the criminal business.
There are many things BB and BCS dont do so well. But this in not one of them.
the purpose to have Walter White be a regular middle class man is to hook that type of audience, real drug lords have no idea what Breaking Bad is, they watch Reyna del Pacifico or Señor de los cielos, those type of lame as$ shows. Real evil is ignorant, uneducated, explosive, desperate, ilitarate, etc...
@@Falonefal they could have swiped a half million each, then delivered the barells and then go to Mexico. No one had counted the money.
Sounds like you DON'T wish things were different.
Were you high when you wrote this diatribe?
This was the perfect cameo. A character who's cameo wasnt expected, and it wasn't forced. It was just so well done
Literally copied a comment from a year ago lol bozo
I burst into laughter when Saul started acting weak.
"Here we go.."
He is honest
@@mrfox9090No he isn’t
@@kotzithecat2466 MEEM
Saul had absolutely nothing to do with Hank's murder. Hell, he was the one who called the DEA to warn them Hank was in danger.
He did tho by helping Walt stay out of trouble, thereby letting him network with the neo-nazis that eventually killed Hank and Steve.
@@ragingshibe that's just dumb. If you help a person you're not responsible for every butterfly affect thing that ever happens.
@@liljackypaper what was his actual confession later in the episode for then?
Or are you? That's one of the main themes of the show I think. And i don't know the answer.@@liljackypaper
@@liljackypaper You are if you are helping a criminal, by breaking the law, evade authorities who you know kills people
While this would never happen in real life, it was important for the show - it demonstrated that if he wanted to, Jimmy could have literally gotten away with everything, easily, handily.
What would never happen in real life?
@@elleelleelleelle_______well, for one, him choosing his own prison.
Funny how Saul isn’t even lying, that’s what actually happened, albeit with different context
Interesting that Badger managed to be referred to here
Only Badger's last name because Walter posed as a relative of his.
My fav part is the delivery when he says "I have nothing". Shame this clip isnt 15 seconds longer
If Hank was such a good man why did he make Walt produce drugs
The one thing I kept thinking in this scene is how lucky Saul was that the surprise was Marie, not Skyler. Skyler would not have crumbled so easily...she would have made sure Saul got more than 7 years. (No she's not a lawyer, but the woman knew how to get things done)
At which point Saul would've probably mentioned the, uh, car wash deal.
Dude she basically worked with saul too have you not seen breaking bad?
@@darkmooned4373 wich makes her more dangerous
Just absolute cringe lord, Skyler would’ve been thrown in jail too.
She would be arrested too, she laundered walts money and Saul knew it.
I don’t know if the BB webisodes are cannon, but if they are Hank cheated on Marie 4 1/2 hours before their wedding. Walt knew too cause he told him. So throughout the show, Marie never found out so it’s kinda funny to hear her speak so highly of him.
Didn’t the lady he cheat with turn into a T2 terminator? I’m sure some of them are canon but some are not.
Hank also laughed at dead bodies and at Gale Boetticher. He still didn't deserve to die and was a great officer.
@@ioma7072 oh come on that's the least terrible thing any character did in Breaking Bad lol
Bro the lady he banged turned into a terminator you think that’s canon?
Wasnt it heavily mentioned that the lady was a crossdressing guy?
2:14 marie is jesse pinkman theory is becoming true
they might’ve found Gene in a dumpster… but they found Hank in a hole
At least they found Hank. Howard’s body may never be found.
@@Delta_Aves Gus and his men are dead, and Saul and Kim have no trace of where his body is, yeah it’s safe to say Howard and Lalo are stuck down there for good
After they found Hank’s body Marie and Skyler agreed That Hank and Walter should be buried next to each other
@@Pwilliams4000 Unless they tie Howard's murder to the meth lab, and someone happens to dig there, they'd probably never find the bodies.
The people who knew the location of Howard's body are dead, Mike, Gustavo Fring, and the other assistants
I can say that Better call Saul is as good as Breaking Bad.
Breaking Bad definitely better imo
If not better.
Breaking bad is better. Hell even el Camino is better but Better Call Saul is still good
Never knew I'd be happy to see Marie again lol
It really sucks that the ads for related videos block Marie's reaction to the confession. Could have let the clip just play a few more seconds or put a black screen at the end to fix it.
Fixed thank you!
1:06 "My husband was the best man that I had ever known".
Two words: Joan Crawford
"Your husband was great i even thought about sending him to belize once"
This editing is crazy, I knew someone would put Marie into this scene
Marie: Hank was buried with his rocks
(ASAC Schrader rises from the dead)
Hank: MINERALS!!!!!!
“Gomey, I’m gonna avenge your death and take out that neo nazi scum”
Even though Marie isn't passionate about the hobby, my heart sank when she told Jimmy that because Hank is gone forever, he will never complete his mineral collection
I love Marie's false recollection of Hank as a paragon of virtue and kindness.
wdym false 😂
Well that's how people who've lost their loved ones prefer to remember them as.
@@BillyButcher90 Yeah, and I like the character touch that after Hank died, she reimagined him through her grief and remembered only the good things about him. It feels real.
@@TheMisterGuy He was mostly virtuous and kind towards his family but he had his flaws of crass behaviour, pride and some underhanded behaviour.
@@BillyButcher90 I think he was emotionally abusive to Marie. It seemed like he took out a lot of his insecurities, failures, and frustrations on her, while she tried to support him as much as she could. I don't think he was a one-sided bad guy either. He was a flawed, believable person, and her rose-tinted memory of him was similarly realistic for someone suddenly widowed and unable to have even the closure of burying her husband's body.
She's wearing a purple suit isn't she?
Jackie Kennedy
Marie has a real knack for making you hate her even when she has the moral high ground. She's just always so high and mighty with her attitude like she isn't a klepto spoon swiper. What a character and performance.
This scene got me feeling so emotional, especially the part where Marie says: "This whole time Walt was Breaking Bad with the man from the Better Call Saul commercials." as she slams the door to her El Camino. A true masterpiece, bravo Vince 👏🏽
You know damn well she's wearing purple
after Marie leaves...
the attorney: where is my phone? anybody here see my phone?
Marie: 'You are NOT going to make deal with this man. End of story.'
Despite the gravity of this scene,
they still manage to inject a shred of humour into it.
I honestly don’t get why Jimmy is getting entirely crucified here by Marie, when he wasn’t directly involved.
Because he was? He enabled Walt to do basically everything he did, and Walt's actions directly led to Hank's death. He was a lawyer who helped criminals further their activities leading to the death of her husband. Grilling him was entirely justified.
Did Marie stole a pen or something from that table?
I wouldn't say Hank wasn't a decent kind person.
Saul literally had nothing to do with both there deaths and Walt didn’t kill them if only she knew the truth I’m not saying Walt’s a good guy but he didn’t kill hank
Walt made it "official" that he killed Hank and Steve, in that call where he tried to exonerate Skyler. He wanted to paint the picture that he was that ruthless, to make it more believable that he forced Skyler to do everything, and she did it all under duress. Like, "if I could kill Hank for crossing me, I could kill you too." Yes, he didn't actually do it, but that was the choice he made to protect Skyler. It's what everyone believes now.
The DA doesn't know that though based on Walter's call to his wife. The only person left alive who actually knows what happened is Jesse Pinkman who fled to Alaska.
Walt technically did kill Hank and Gomez. His actions led to their death
Hank tricked Walt into getting arrested in the exact location where his money was buried. But before that, Walt called Jack's grouping thinking it was other DEA agents. Either way, Walt was originally planning to murder cops but he didnt know is was Hank and Gomez. And Walts dumb decision left Hank and Gomez to their demise.
Simplified explanation:
You plan on commiting murder. Everything is going through. Then you try to cancel it. But it still happens. And other people end up dying. You are to blame for their deaths (others involved also).
@@lalotime Hank played a dangerous game and got killed, is probably what the DA got from the whole thing, plus since Walt was ok with dealing with Neo Nazis for his drug business he gets a lot of worse rep than your average drug dealer, just like Ukranian military loses rep by having Azovstav batallion composed of Nazis.
@@lalotime Lots of peoples actions lead to their deaths, so no Walt didn't technically kill Hank and Gomez. Walt has a fair share of responsibility for their deaths, sure but that's as far as it goes.
I loved her so much. I gave her everything. And she left me with more than nothing. Grief, hate and regret.
This is the moment Tori Costner met Kevin Costner.
I miss Hank :( I know Saul helped Walter but Saul didn’t have anything to do really with hanks murder that was on Walter. Just shows how much damage Walter has done too so many lives
Marie is the Anti-Walter. Totally unsympathetic at the start of the series, but you gotta love her by the end.
Exactly
Even though she's not a nice person either like being a kleptomaniac, one thing I like about her is: She's loyal to Hank and never cheat on him. She was even having a big patience when Hank was on his bed being paraplegic for a while and had a weird obssesions with Rocks, I mean, Minerals.
No.
@@margarethmichelina5146 Exactly. She stood by him when he was paralyzed and angry.
@@margarethmichelina5146ha ha Jeez Marie there minerals lol
"Hank Shrader...would always be there with a smile and a joke"
Person: AWWW DAMNET! I broke my leg!!
****Hank shows up with a smile and a joke*****
Gonzo: bleeds out because of his arm being stuck between cars or smh
Hank: there with a smile and a joke
Saul had so little to do with Hanks murder, guilt by proxy really. By that standard everyone who bought Meth from Walt is guilty. This was an unnecessary stretch, Skylar was more at fault then Saul was
Marie deserved the hate that skyler got and still gets to this day
Watching these individual random scenes from the show is like having mini therapy sessions for the the emotional carnage that was BCS season 6. What a show! (Both of them). This scene was really, really heavy.
3:34 The look on their faces....yikes. Is this really happening....is he...saying he's a victim??
Such a crazy scene. There's Oakley from the silly cheerful days of early Better Call Saul public defender shenanigans and Marie channelling the trauma of BB Ozymandias, and Saul/Jimmy looks like a burnt out ex-con already. What a tragic and searing end to everyone's stories.
Why didn't Saul say that Walter didn't want to kill Hank Walter ran into his office and needed help
If only knew she knew Hero Hank died trying to look like a hero vs getting back up and getting out gunned
Okay but Marie looks so good
They are minerals, damn it!
Marie: Hank was the best man I've known" Saul: "Well the only other man you knew was walt so that makes sense."
NO WAY YOU JUST SAID THAT 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
1:56 me describing the emo trio in school
How the hell did Marie get John Favreau as her lawyer?
3:14
Am I a bad guy for thinking "evidently not" when he says Hank was very good at his job?
He figured out about Gus
He was the only one who sniffed out Gus and Walter, so I'd say he was pretty good. Nobody suspected Gus, they even looked at him like a madman when he suggested so.
Hank was good at his job. Killed tuco, Held his own against the salamanca twins (killing one and crippling the other) suspected Gus was a meth kingpin even when everyone else thought he was crazy about it. And eventually walt(although a bit late on that one)
Hank Schrader was a bumbling racist who routinely swam outside of his depth, went to El Paso and got exposed as an idiot, and never noticed that his brother in law was Heisenberg until the very end. He was an embarrassment.
The guy who played him is an amazing man, though. Did an excellent job playing the part of the Jock cop.
Let me guess, skyler was right to cheat on walt?
When I saw this scene I was like: "Hide the entire office supplies, check her purse for sharp objects, forks and stuff and keep an eye on her, she might be a widow, but she still Marie f***ing Schrader"
Saul is not a bad person he just needed you know some "extra cash"
So did Walt. In the beginning at least.
Hank was anything but kind and decent
Yes, but family members tend to delude themselves when bereaved.
The look Jimmy's lawyer makes at 3:29 , LOL. This scene is a masterpiece!!!!
Saul in jail in some prison break kinda show would be awesome, saul would fit right in, the guy who gets you stuff, i can imagine him trading cigarettes and planning schemes to get out
If only Hank had kept silent for the family and if only Walt had taken Elliot's offer for the family.
If only Chuck had supported Jimmy, like a good brother.
@@Delta_AvesIf only Jimmy hadn't behaved like a criminal.
Pride cometh before a fall.
Someone else pointed out here that Marie never even knew about how Saul asked Walt to kill Hank. Imagine what Marie would've done or been like if she found out. Only makes me feel worse for her.
When did he ask Walter to kill Hank ? He suggested it only
@@alexw6849 True, my bad.
It feels right to watch hank and steve performing their dea training at children's playgroung right after this
I am probably the only one who think that Hank deserved his own destany
Everyone in both shows deserved their fate. Except Howard.
@@Delta_Aveshank didn't deserved death bruh
@@13_years_old_boy Hank didn't die. The minerals in the ground brought him back to life.
@@Delta_Aves Or maybe he became a mineral 💀💀💀
They’re both wrong imo. Walt wasn’t the one responsible for Hank’s death and Saul never worked with the person who was. But Walt and Jesse were never going to shot Saul and he knew it. He lied to get Marie’s sympathy.
walt was partly responsible for Hank's death
@@epicfan1598and Jesse, and Todd, and Saul a little
Walt and Saul are absolutely partly to blame for Hank's death. Walt chose to lead a life of crime. His brother in law, a DEA agent, obviously got involved in the case. Walt gets a lawyer to help hide his activities. Saul is very good at this, so Walt continues to cook/distribute meth until Hank eventually catches him and a squad of rogue hitmen Walt hired kill Hank. Hank's death is linked to Walt and Saul by a very clear line of events. They didn't directly murder him and Saul probably wouldn't even face legal repercussions for it specifically, but any sane moral person knows that they are responsible. Marie 100% has a right to despise Saul for it.
I’m curious what Marie’s reaction would be for Jesse Pinkman? I mean three things one if there was a victim of Walter White from start to finish, it was him two he was working with Hank to try to arrest him which ended up hank being killed and him enslaved, by Nazis and three he’s experienced worse than death
In season 3 when Hank was about to get fired for beating up Jesse, Marie viewed Jesse as a junkie scumbag and suggested Hank should lie telling Jesse attacked him.
In s5 Marie was nice to Jesse only because he could help bringing down Walt. Not as a human being.
Now I believe since Jesse got away and is the last witness to Hanks death, Marie also blamed him for that.
The problem with Marie, Walt JR and more people in BB is that they see the world as black white, like being a criminal cementing you as a bad person no matter the motivations behind them.
@@KobaLenk good point
Standing up when a woman walks into the room is a forgotten courtesy...
I will teach my boys (Jah willing I have some) the respect and manners I was taught growing up.
This scene breaks me. After seeing BB 4 times over it stills gets me. There are no innocents in a case. Just poor tragic souls sucked into an awful black hole of a mess that will eternally tarnish your singular life
Marie karenschradder
I like how this video cuts short his bs
I feel like Marie after Hank died was a lot more mature
What was surprising about this was Marie had a cameo but Skyler didn't even show up once.
The should be another Breaking Bad type universe which primarily focuses on Gustavo and how he made his empire. It would be called "Los Pollos Hermanos" just like Better Call Saul.
or Better ring Fring, or Better Dial Lyle, or simply Stranger Frings
Sadly, Mark Margolis (Hector Salamanca) passed since your comment, so, as a central player in that particular storyline, ... such a series would be a no-go.
@@Lektuerekursbetter ring fring has such a good ring to it
In my opinion, Marie's anger towards Saul is misplaced. Saul was the money launderer, Saul was the guy who represented the criminals that Gus and Heisenberg wanted to keep out of prison, and he was the guy that filed the paperwork for them. Saul was no kingpin, he was basically a pencil pusher inside the organization. He made a lot of money off of doing that, but he never pulled a trigger against any of Gus or Heisenberg's enemies - they had their own enforcers who handled that stuff. Jesse arguably has more role in Hank's death than Saul does (trying to use Hank to get his revenge on Walter), and the people more chiefly responsible, Walter and Jack, are dead and gone. Marie comes off as feeling powerless for not being able to bring Walter to justice, so the blame has to land on someone even if it's unfair.
One Word, Belize
Blaming Saul is far from unfair. Walter was able to do and get away with so much because of him. Saul was a terrible person and Marie's feelings towards him are completely justified.
Marie: They told me they found you on a garbage dumpster
Saul: They told me they found hank at +34° 59' 20.00", -106° 36' 52"
"From that moment, on-"
Bravo Vince!