@@CaptainOfGames that's exactly why I understand when people say BCS is better than BB. The writing and attention to detail in next level and unmatched. I hope future writers take note on how to properly write a prequel show
Ikr? I just imagine watching these episodes that Walt and Skyler and Jr are just sitting around having breakfast and getting ready for school, and Hank is at the office while Marie is at the hospital working as a technician. Just simple lives.
@@magicbrownie1357 he started having panic attacks before “Negro Y Azul” …….he had his first panic attack in the elevator before but the exploding head on a turtle definitely worsened it
The fallen ice cream cone represents the end of Jimmy's "whimsical" hijinks. Gone are the days of filming commercials for fake businesses and staging rescues to bring in clients. That was child's play. He's in "the game" now. The sequence of the ants devouring it signifies a tonal transition for the show.
@@dannyogle8613 I was referring to what he did for the sake of his business (to make money/bring in clients). What I mentioned before was all his existence as a corrupt lawyer consisted of. Now, he's becoming "a friend of the cartel".
A very small line in breaking bad was Hank mentioning to the DEA office that Crazy 8 was their snitch but has been missing. Vince has an answer for everything
It all ties together emotionally with Mike... He was sad because he got his son to betray his own principles before he died anyway... He made him a corrupt, brutal cop like himself... Matt's death gave him the motivation then to become a better person (after he killed Matty's murderers) and that's why he refused to "pull the trigger" for so long... But then, with Werner, he had no choice but to kill him, no matter how much he didn't want to do it... Kaley talking about Matty again in 5x02 reminded him again of why he started to "refuse to pull the trigger" in the first place and made him feel even more bad again about what he did to Werner... I know it's some very subtle character development with Mike but there is a continuity going through all seasons of BCS... Basically it's all tying back to Mike's relationship to his son Matty especially shortly before his untimely death... It's impressive how they gave so much depth to this father-son-relationship without actually ever showing Matt as an adult interacting directly with Mike
Mike had a choice. He could of taken Werner to the police. He could of turned himself in and given them Gus. Instead he chose to murder an innocent man. It may have been a hard choice to make but removing his agency from the situation undercuts what his story is about.
@@dog-eared6991 Any situation other than Werner dying would have lead to Mike being killed, which means he'd no longer be able to support his family. You're right, he had a choice (the real choice was getting involved in the business in the first place), but most people would choose themself and their family over another any day
@@copyofacopyofa anyone trying to argue that the construction worker who just wanted to see his wife wasn't innocent is either out of their mind or arguing in bad faith
I see the ice cream scene as Saul's life getting slowly contaminated cause he has to work with the cartel now. Like with Walt and the fly, "its all contaminated"
Before when you see jimmy put an empty bottle of beer the ledge, Kim stares at and it’s almost like it’s worrying her, at the end of that scene, she snatches the bottle from ledge and goes inside. I think the bottle jimmy put on the edge represents Kim’s career, jimmy puts her career on the edge, and when you see Kim throw bottles off the balcony, it’s foreshadowing for what gonna happen.
I think it's about how Kim was the voice of Jimmy's conscience, controlling his dark side, keeping him from overstepping the line. In the end He threatens to drop the bottle, stays at the limit, on the fine line, so Kim passes that limit and throws the bottle, this is her arc, now she doesn't limit him, it's no longer the voice of conscience, on the contrary, she becomes more Saul than Jimmy himself.
You also have to realize, looking back at Breaking bad it makes you realize that Crazy 8 was an informant the whole time. Which yes, you mentioned the raid in the first season.
I mean, Hank mentioned that their CI went missing, he was referring to him. It's interesting how they wanted to explore how that came to be and use it to escalate the Gus/Salamanca feud. I love how they have no idea that they create story resources to pull from, yet when they do go back to things, it's in surprising ways that make the worldbuilding stronger and not merely annoying, winking references.
Penultimate episode is BCS #1 in my opinion! Bagman was hyped up by cast and crew for having Gilligan direct and it left me a tiny, tiny bit disappointed
Great episode and reaction! Rhea Seehorn, good lord what a powerhouse of an actress. Was anyone else EXTREMELY nervous when they were setting up the scene for her return to the Acker compound that night? I was afraid she was going to get shot for trespassing or something.
Saul interacts with Hank in his first episode of Breaking Bad. Jesse also mentions in this episode that Saul “got crazy 8 off like twice” or something like that
Notice Lalos change when Saul brings up Their Abuelita. I’m guessing at this point she had passed away and since Tuco is in jail at this point it probably really messed him up.
That's what I was thinking, they probably had her character pass too since the actress died before this season aired. I also interpret Lalo's reaction almost as a moment of silence from the show.
@@BuddyBoy-ne1nw I agree, Lalo gets right down to business as soon as he brings her up. They even mentioned that they were astonished that Saul managed to talk down Tuco of all people. Truly brilliant writing I tell ya.
I remember Michael Mando (actor who plays Nacho) said the same thing about Nachos dad, that he doesn't show up often but everybody wants a happy ending for him and loves him, and that the actor is amazing at making the audience feel that way. I certainly don't want anything bad to happen to him.
Mr. Aker represents Jimmy in a way, where he is being rebellious against the system and 'plays by his own rules', which makes Kim's angry outburst towards him (and the eventual development of their relationship) all the more fascinating as the most blatant example as to how Kim and Jimmy's relationship changes throughout the season.
Yup, when Walt and Jesse are in the parking lot just before meeting Saul for the first time, Jesse mentions “This dude got Emilio off twice” (Emilio was Krazy 8’s cousin)
Mr. Aker is character actor Barry Corbin. He's tremendous and did a ton of work in the 1980s and 90's. War Games, Northern Exposure (TV show) for example.
What a good connection! "Does this have anything to do with the raid at the beginning of breaking bad!" What a good pickup! Makes you think, that's how he got out of jail, or his friend got out of jail!
@@J4ME5_ Ozark is meh to be honest. Marty’s wife is worst than Skyler white. Not just that but the brother story line is Boring and unnecessary. I won’t say much more but the show is no where near the quality of Sopranos, breaking bad, or boardwalk empire.
I know this is one of those connective episodes that isn't an explosive, end-of-season climax, but I think it's the very best connective episode of the series. I remember being really wowed by how much I loved *every* scene the night this one premiered.
Yes! Someone else excited to see Maurice! There are certain character actors I grew to love in the 90’s that I will always refer to by character name. Stephen Root is always “Jimmy James” from NewsRadio. Barry Corbin is always Maurice. Some casts just have those actors I am always happy to see.
Ice cream = innocence/childhood. Ants = the streets, dirt, living in the cracks. The ice cream represents what's left of Jimmy, slowly melting in the heat and getting eaten away.
I forgot how much of a turning point this episode is for the season. Not only for Jimmy (starting to work with the cartel), but also for Kim (the guy who won't leave his property), and to a degree Mike (especially with the end of the episode). These events truly set in motion the rest of the season.
Oh yeah, I was so excited to see Hank aka ASAC Shrader, and Gomez back. I was initially worried about the show becoming to Breaking Bad-like by bringing in so many characters from that show but they are incorporated so organically, that they make complete sense.
I watched the reactions to Mike, to Tuco, to Hector, to the Twins, to Gus, to Lydia, to Gale, but nothing was more exciting to me than when Hank and Gomez appeared. Your reaction was amazing.
I think the ice cream cone that jimmy dropped represents what jimmy did in season 1, one event leads to bigger things. if he would have never tried to scam Betsy kettlemen, he would’ve never met Tuco, if he never met tuco he would’ve never met Lalo.
I’ve been waiting for your reaction to this episode ever since you started watching Better Call Saul Season 1 Episode 1! And ever since the Breaking Bad episode “Ozymandias”!
I had just binge watched season 5 the first time right after you finished your last reaction to season 4. I was really looking forward to seeing your reaction to this episode because I knew that you would be over the moon from seeing Hank make an appearance. You did not disappoint my friend. 😊
It was really great to see Hank again... this is probably my favorite episodes of "Better Call Saul" . I love seeing the reveal of Hank walking in... his presence is attention getting to say the least .
I absolutely hate ants, so the opening of this episode managed to both be horrifying and captivating. To the point that I ended up looking up if they were real ants or cgi, and it turned out they were real.
Yep. The ants were real, but the ice cream was fake and the blurry background was actually a painting of old downtown ABQ. It was filmed on a miniature set on a table in their sound stage.
I’m pretty sure Kim was projecting her feelings about Jimmy and herself towards Mr. Acker with the “play by the rules” line. After Kim realized Jimmy’s plan to lie to her client worked, she feels she’ll never be as good a lawyer if she plays by the rules.
And they didnt just shoehorn him in just for fan service, it makes perfect sense to have him since in breaking bad he does mention that he turned crazy 8 into an informant.
This is an AMAZING episode. Best writing team on TV by far. Exactly what you said: first scene on the balcony Kim is worried that the bottle will fall and she tries to keep things organized and held together. She is being the proper person she thinks she should be. However, at the end she "has given up" and just decides to throw the bottles down, her personality changed.
Mr. Acker didn't doubt Kim's story. It only validated his theory that she was looking for some way to throw him out and still feel better about herself. This is a subtle clue as to what others say about Kim: She cares more about playing games than helping people and now she gets to bring the game to her "real" job. Acker can see it's about Kim, not his best interest. This episode is all but telling us Nacho doesn't get out of the game. That's probably what he realized while staring at those fake I.D's in 4x08. Someone will always be around to drag him back in.
i just remembered...at some point in breaking bad Gus, while visiting Hector in the retirement home, says something along the lines of "the salamanca name dies with you", which tells me Lalo dies at some point in this show.
I don't think so. I think we're only a year or so away from the events of BB and I was under the impression that Walt hadn't seen Jesse in 3 or 4 years.
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Crazy 8 is mentioned by Hank as a DEA informant in Breaking Bad. Continuity!
No way! I love these little continuity details
This is 5 dimensional writing, honestly. They changed the way we view him in Breaking Bad without retconning him.
@@CaptainOfGames that's exactly why I understand when people say BCS is better than BB. The writing and attention to detail in next level and unmatched. I hope future writers take note on how to properly write a prequel show
Now we just need to see skinny Pete in a cell w tuco
Yeah
The mere mention of Marie builds this world so much more. It makes you think that all these characters are out there somewhere.
yes. i like this very much too
Ikr?
I just imagine watching these episodes that Walt and Skyler and Jr are just sitting around having breakfast and getting ready for school, and Hank is at the office while Marie is at the hospital working as a technician.
Just simple lives.
@@altafkalam2716 and Capn Cook is somewhere with Emilio trying out his first batch of his chilli P recipe :D
Cuz they are!
Hank and Gomey’s return makes this episode great alone
Yes! I love how the camera takes the clerk's perspective so it's like they're greeting us in the audience
We need a spin-off series off Gomey and ASAC Schrader.
Ikr
What’s fun about this Hank is it’s a Hank we only saw in season 1 cuz it’s before he killed Tuco and got his ptsd and his character got much darker
Good point!
While killing Tuco affected Hank, I felt he really didn't get full blown PTSD until the exploding turtle/head in El Paso.
@@magicbrownie1357 he started having panic attacks before “Negro Y Azul” …….he had his first panic attack in the elevator before but the exploding head on a turtle definitely worsened it
His name is ASAC Schrader.
@@magicbrownie1357 he definetly does, shown by him throwing Tuco's grill in the river
The fallen ice cream cone represents the end of Jimmy's "whimsical" hijinks. Gone are the days of filming commercials for fake businesses and staging rescues to bring in clients. That was child's play. He's in "the game" now. The sequence of the ants devouring it signifies a tonal transition for the show.
He keeps up the silly hijinks to be fair. All the tricks he plays to stop mess Verde demolishing the house. I do like your interpretation though
@@dannyogle8613 I was referring to what he did for the sake of his business (to make money/bring in clients). What I mentioned before was all his existence as a corrupt lawyer consisted of. Now, he's becoming "a friend of the cartel".
the ahhhhh wiiiiire days
I'm getting second-hand joy in seeing Brandon's reaction to Hank & Gomez.
Same. His reaction was exactly what I expected and I love it.
Too bad he missed the "s'all good man" by Hank.
The ice cream scene is Jimmy going full corrupt
You don't need a Criminal Lawyer. You need A CRIMINAL LAWYER.
A very small line in breaking bad was Hank mentioning to the DEA office that Crazy 8 was their snitch but has been missing. Vince has an answer for everything
HANK SCHRADER IS BACK
Just Started watching. Looking Forward to brandons reaction seeing Hank and gomez again 😍
Lalo is an accessory to Gus’ murder in a way cuz of the bell lol
shout
“AIN’T THAT RIGHT GOMEY??”
I get the reference 😎
Si señor don’t deport my family
It all ties together emotionally with Mike... He was sad because he got his son to betray his own principles before he died anyway... He made him a corrupt, brutal cop like himself... Matt's death gave him the motivation then to become a better person (after he killed Matty's murderers) and that's why he refused to "pull the trigger" for so long... But then, with Werner, he had no choice but to kill him, no matter how much he didn't want to do it... Kaley talking about Matty again in 5x02 reminded him again of why he started to "refuse to pull the trigger" in the first place and made him feel even more bad again about what he did to Werner... I know it's some very subtle character development with Mike but there is a continuity going through all seasons of BCS... Basically it's all tying back to Mike's relationship to his son Matty especially shortly before his untimely death... It's impressive how they gave so much depth to this father-son-relationship without actually ever showing Matt as an adult interacting directly with Mike
Mike had a choice. He could of taken Werner to the police. He could of turned himself in and given them Gus. Instead he chose to murder an innocent man. It may have been a hard choice to make but removing his agency from the situation undercuts what his story is about.
@@dog-eared6991 """innocent"""
@@thebadwolf3088 dude take that bullshit somewhere else
@@dog-eared6991 Any situation other than Werner dying would have lead to Mike being killed, which means he'd no longer be able to support his family. You're right, he had a choice (the real choice was getting involved in the business in the first place), but most people would choose themself and their family over another any day
@@copyofacopyofa anyone trying to argue that the construction worker who just wanted to see his wife wasn't innocent is either out of their mind or arguing in bad faith
I see the ice cream scene as Saul's life getting slowly contaminated cause he has to work with the cartel now. Like with Walt and the fly, "its all contaminated"
Kim is my fav female Charakter ever. Seeing her firing shots gives me chills.
Before when you see jimmy put an empty bottle of beer the ledge, Kim stares at and it’s almost like it’s worrying her, at the end of that scene, she snatches the bottle from ledge and goes inside. I think the bottle jimmy put on the edge represents Kim’s career, jimmy puts her career on the edge, and when you see Kim throw bottles off the balcony, it’s foreshadowing for what gonna happen.
I think it's about how Kim was the voice of Jimmy's conscience, controlling his dark side, keeping him from overstepping the line. In the end He threatens to drop the bottle, stays at the limit, on the fine line, so Kim passes that limit and throws the bottle, this is her arc, now she doesn't limit him, it's no longer the voice of conscience, on the contrary, she becomes more Saul than Jimmy himself.
it ws a bottle
she threw it down because she's a bit naughty like that.
@@channel55andaboxoftissues16 In 10 years, this is the best Breaking Bad universe analysis I've ever read.
@@channel55andaboxoftissues16 Yes
You also have to realize, looking back at Breaking bad it makes you realize that Crazy 8 was an informant the whole time. Which yes, you mentioned the raid in the first season.
I mean, Hank mentioned that their CI went missing, he was referring to him. It's interesting how they wanted to explore how that came to be and use it to escalate the Gus/Salamanca feud. I love how they have no idea that they create story resources to pull from, yet when they do go back to things, it's in surprising ways that make the worldbuilding stronger and not merely annoying, winking references.
I really can’t wait for “bagman”
Same.
Omg yesssssss
it's already on his patreon!
Penultimate episode is BCS #1 in my opinion! Bagman was hyped up by cast and crew for having Gilligan direct and it left me a tiny, tiny bit disappointed
Great episode and reaction! Rhea Seehorn, good lord what a powerhouse of an actress.
Was anyone else EXTREMELY nervous when they were setting up the scene for her return to the Acker compound that night? I was afraid she was going to get shot for trespassing or something.
"You're a 100 % wrong about kim"
I'm pretty sure he described her a 95 % right
Hank said Crazy 8 was a DEA informant he told on his cousin who was working with Jessie
Saul interacts with Hank in his first episode of Breaking Bad. Jesse also mentions in this episode that Saul “got crazy 8 off like twice” or something like that
Notice Lalos change when Saul brings up Their Abuelita. I’m guessing at this point she had passed away and since Tuco is in jail at this point it probably really messed him up.
That's what I was thinking, they probably had her character pass too since the actress died before this season aired. I also interpret Lalo's reaction almost as a moment of silence from the show.
@@BuddyBoy-ne1nw I agree, Lalo gets right down to business as soon as he brings her up. They even mentioned that they were astonished that Saul managed to talk down Tuco of all people. Truly brilliant writing I tell ya.
I remember Michael Mando (actor who plays Nacho) said the same thing about Nachos dad, that he doesn't show up often but everybody wants a happy ending for him and loves him, and that the actor is amazing at making the audience feel that way. I certainly don't want anything bad to happen to him.
Mr. Aker represents Jimmy in a way, where he is being rebellious against the system and 'plays by his own rules', which makes Kim's angry outburst towards him (and the eventual development of their relationship) all the more fascinating as the most blatant example as to how Kim and Jimmy's relationship changes throughout the season.
I swear to God when I saw Hank and Gomie I started crying without missing a beat. The level of love I have for them is unmatched.
Crazy 8 and Saul. That’s probably how Jessie knew Saul
Yup, when Walt and Jesse are in the parking lot just before meeting Saul for the first time, Jesse mentions “This dude got Emilio off twice” (Emilio was Krazy 8’s cousin)
HE’S BACK LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Mr. Aker is character actor Barry Corbin. He's tremendous and did a ton of work in the 1980s and 90's. War Games, Northern Exposure (TV show) for example.
He's in everything! From No Country for Old Men to Charlie Sheen's Anger Management.
okay??
Yes! Krazy 8 just became Hank's CI and in BrBa 101 he ratted out his cousin Emilio. The raid on the "sage" house.
Oh boy, can't wait to see what could possibly excite Brandon in the thumbnail!
What a good connection! "Does this have anything to do with the raid at the beginning of breaking bad!" What a good pickup! Makes you think, that's how he got out of jail, or his friend got out of jail!
Your reactions and your analyzing of certain scenes and dialogues make me appreciate BCS as a great Spin-Off even more
The episode I've been waiting to see since Brandon started BCS
I believe Brandon finished the series because he is now reading the comments :)
Brandon here are some recommendations:
The Sopranos
Mad Men
Boardwalk Empire
Sons Of Anarchy
Mr Robot
Vikings
Dark
Peaky Blinders
Narcos
you forgot Ozark, the only show to finally take BB out of the throne
@@J4ME5_ lol.. ozark is good but not even close to bb
@@J4ME5_ Ozark is meh to be honest. Marty’s wife is worst than Skyler white. Not just that but the brother story line is Boring and unnecessary. I won’t say much more but the show is no where near the quality of Sopranos, breaking bad, or boardwalk empire.
THE WIRE
@@masterzombie161 I agree about the brother story line.
I know this is one of those connective episodes that isn't an explosive, end-of-season climax, but I think it's the very best connective episode of the series. I remember being really wowed by how much I loved *every* scene the night this one premiered.
I know it's missed here, but when Hank first met Saul he said "It's all good man".
He immediately got the joke like bro is sharp af like always
The scenes with 'Maurice' from 'Northern Exposure' are the best, you're in for a treat.
Yes! Someone else excited to see Maurice! There are certain character actors I grew to love in the 90’s that I will always refer to by character name. Stephen Root is always “Jimmy James” from NewsRadio. Barry Corbin is always Maurice. Some casts just have those actors I am always happy to see.
I was actually sad when I saw Hank again, knowing his fate...
The way Kim explodes is so realistic. I swear she must've gotten angry for real in the moment, it's like you can hear it in her voice. Great acting.
Ice cream = innocence/childhood. Ants = the streets, dirt, living in the cracks. The ice cream represents what's left of Jimmy, slowly melting in the heat and getting eaten away.
Hank sometimes sound like Tony soprano
Your editing is so good dude
BCS is probably the only show that can turn ants on an ice cream cone into something compelling
I forgot how much of a turning point this episode is for the season. Not only for Jimmy (starting to work with the cartel), but also for Kim (the guy who won't leave his property), and to a degree Mike (especially with the end of the episode). These events truly set in motion the rest of the season.
Nacho’s dad seems so real
Oh yeah, I was so excited to see Hank aka ASAC Shrader, and Gomez back. I was initially worried about the show becoming to Breaking Bad-like by bringing in so many characters from that show but they are incorporated so organically, that they make complete sense.
I watched the reactions to Mike, to Tuco, to Hector, to the Twins, to Gus, to Lydia, to Gale, but nothing was more exciting to me than when Hank and Gomez appeared. Your reaction was amazing.
Been waiting for you to see this episode for the sole reason that your favorite character of Breaking Bad finally shows up.
I’ve been waiting all series for this
I think the ice cream cone that jimmy dropped represents what jimmy did in season 1, one event leads to bigger things. if he would have never tried to scam Betsy kettlemen, he would’ve never met Tuco, if he never met tuco he would’ve never met Lalo.
if you haven't seen Scarface you have to react to it. It's such a great movie and has two actors that worked in Breaking Bad and Better call Saul.
oh yeah the guy who plays hector salamanca
@@Larsgrindstone2028 and the guy who plays Don Eladio. He played Manny in scarface.
Plus the actress that plays Tuco's Abuelita also played Tony Montana's mother in Scarface. Miriam Colon.
Yeah but how many of y’all were excited to see Maurice from Northern Exposure?!
I’ve been waiting for your reaction to this episode ever since you started watching Better Call Saul Season 1 Episode 1! And ever since the Breaking Bad episode “Ozymandias”!
I’ve been waiting for this reaction for months and months, didn’t disappoint 😜
Brandon's face explodes with joy when the back of Hank's bald head slides onto screen. Love it.
A fallen ice cream cone, a broken beer bottle, lots of changes coming
I had just binge watched season 5 the first time right after you finished your last reaction to season 4. I was really looking forward to seeing your reaction to this episode because I knew that you would be over the moon from seeing Hank make an appearance. You did not disappoint my friend. 😊
It was really great to see Hank again... this is probably my favorite episodes of "Better Call Saul" . I love seeing the reveal of Hank walking in... his presence is attention getting to say the least .
I absolutely hate ants, so the opening of this episode managed to both be horrifying and captivating. To the point that I ended up looking up if they were real ants or cgi, and it turned out they were real.
Yep. The ants were real, but the ice cream was fake and the blurry background was actually a painting of old downtown ABQ. It was filmed on a miniature set on a table in their sound stage.
Bro scared of insects the size of a toe
@landan ooh an army of small insects I can jump all over I'm so scared
@@Jayd888 the day a fire ant bites your dick will be the day a great justice is done in this world
@@Jayd888Nobody asked.
I’m pretty sure Kim was projecting her feelings about Jimmy and herself towards Mr. Acker with the “play by the rules” line. After Kim realized Jimmy’s plan to lie to her client worked, she feels she’ll never be as good a lawyer if she plays by the rules.
9:19 dude you neverrrr talk over a scene without cutting so you know you were hype there lol
I was so excited for you to see the Hank reveal after watching your breaking bad reaction!
And they didnt just shoehorn him in just for fan service, it makes perfect sense to have him since in breaking bad he does mention that he turned crazy 8 into an informant.
Thank Hank
This is an AMAZING episode. Best writing team on TV by far.
Exactly what you said: first scene on the balcony Kim is worried that the bottle will fall and she tries to keep things organized and held together. She is being the proper person she thinks she should be. However, at the end she "has given up" and just decides to throw the bottles down, her personality changed.
Gus plays 3D chess man. Doesn’t hesitate to eat losses when he has to.
Hank's BACK BABY!!
what I read from the scene with the bottle is that Kim has or is reaching her tipping point with Mersa Verde
Barry Corbin - Northern Exposure + Wargames....enough said :D
music at the start is the same music as at the start of the grand budapest hotel :)
WHAT A FREAKING LEGEND
Jimmy was in a room full of dead people
Mr. Acker didn't doubt Kim's story. It only validated his theory that she was looking for some way to throw him out and still feel better about herself. This is a subtle clue as to what others say about Kim: She cares more about playing games than helping people and now she gets to bring the game to her "real" job. Acker can see it's about Kim, not his best interest.
This episode is all but telling us Nacho doesn't get out of the game. That's probably what he realized while staring at those fake I.D's in 4x08. Someone will always be around to drag him back in.
nice video Brandon
I’ve been waiting for him to watch this episode and see his favorite character in it.
9:15
The part we all have been waiting for.
I heard an interview about filming the ants. Fascinating and ... difficult. :)
Remember when krazy8 got killed in bb and hank said he was an informant this is when he became that informant
i just remembered...at some point in breaking bad Gus, while visiting Hector in the retirement home, says something along the lines of "the salamanca name dies with you", which tells me Lalo dies at some point in this show.
Let's be honest we all knew he was gonna lose it over seeing Hank and Gomey again
I love how when we see his belly we instantly know it is Hank lol
Around this time, Jesse Pinkman was failing Mr. Whites chemistry class after blazing up with his boys
Also seeing a 41 year old Aaron Paul playing like 20 year old Jesse would be pretty bad.
I don't think so. I think we're only a year or so away from the events of BB and I was under the impression that Walt hadn't seen Jesse in 3 or 4 years.
@@themoviedealers no I think this is 2004-2005. Not until at least 3-4 years.
Your reaction to Hank and Gomez is what I was waiting for. 😁
The reaction to Hank coming back 🔥🔥
Maybe my favorite opening of any episode
Since the Fourth of July is coming up, you must consider reacting to
John Adams hbo. One of the best mini-series ever made and most accurate
of the founding fathers.
Best. Thumbnail. Ever.
Your guy is back!
This season is so amazing
Broken bottles, the ice cream, a lot of changes are coming
I saw a bald head and brandons face and just knew.
Great reaction as always!
Peaky Blinders would be a great watch for this channel!
“Drag Me to Hell” needs a Brandon reaction. I’m more convinced than ever. Naysayers can keep it to themselves. 😊
I'm still trying to figure out the significance of the ants. Mabey in season 6 we'll get an answer.
I’d love to see you watch Heredity Brandon! I’m a $10 member on your patreon so I’d be able to watch along, it would be sick!
Brandon have you seen Dodgeball? No reactions to it yet that I could find on YT. You would not be disappointed
9:25 HAHAHA I KNEW YOU'D REACT THIS WAY xD
Hank is back!