Chuck Mcgill: "You think this is something? You think this is bad? This...this Chicanery?" "HE DEFECATED THROUGH A TERMINALLY ILL HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY TEACHERS TOILET" "AND HE GETS TO BE A DEA AGENT?" "WHAT A SICK JOKE !" lmao
That’s pretty slimy of Hank to blame Tuco for Krazy-8’s death, considering Schrader himself did the deed when that informant was about to blow the whistle on his meth operation.
This was early into the Breaking Bad canon, this whole Salamanca thing wasn't fleshed out so clearly then by the writers. I mean Jessie was supposed to die early and Tuco was supposed to become Gus Fring like antagonist, till actor playing Tuco said he wanted out, and Jessie cemented his role as one of pivotal character.
Why would it? His uncle was arrested for cartel crimes, but that was years before Hank was hired, and Lalo was only known by the alias Jorge De Guzman. The DEA doesn’t know who the Salamancas are yet
@@caseyjarmes In BCS, Saul Goodman inadvertently mentioned Lalo's first name, and then the DA's office figured out that Jorge de Guzman was really Lalo Salamanca. (And then they all turned against Saul, who'd been everyone's pal.)
Hank is actually worried about Walt's disappearance in this moment. There is not a chance in the world that he could imagine that Tuco & Walt are interrelated.
Literally didn't even see Tuco's face at the time. You see the distinct vehicle you are looking for and an unidentified male leaning into said vehicle, it is a safe assumption.
The transition from Hank genuinely pumping up his team “They’re not gonna find him” highlights how funny this series is when it wants to be. Also at the very end you can see how much Hank loved Walt. He was genuinely terrified that something bad happened to him. One of the reasons he went so hard after him was because Walt wasn’t just family, he was one of his best friends.
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To think hank was building his meth empire while setting the dea on a goose chase
Stop spoiling it for people who haven’t seen the show yet
Chuck Mcgill: "You think this is something? You think this is bad? This...this Chicanery?"
"HE DEFECATED THROUGH A TERMINALLY ILL HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY TEACHERS TOILET"
"AND HE GETS TO BE A DEA AGENT?"
"WHAT A SICK JOKE !"
lmao
Hank was Heisenberg all along!?
Walter white dies so does hank
@@spinningwheel7635 people need to know how hard Hank edged Walter to his limit 😢
That’s pretty slimy of Hank to blame Tuco for Krazy-8’s death, considering Schrader himself did the deed when that informant was about to blow the whistle on his meth operation.
"some kind of cartel connection?"
His last name is literally Salamanca, how does that escape their attention?
This was early into the Breaking Bad canon, this whole Salamanca thing wasn't fleshed out so clearly then by the writers. I mean Jessie was supposed to die early and Tuco was supposed to become Gus Fring like antagonist, till actor playing Tuco said he wanted out, and Jessie cemented his role as one of pivotal character.
@@Sciolist i see, thanks.
Why would it? His uncle was arrested for cartel crimes, but that was years before Hank was hired, and Lalo was only known by the alias Jorge De Guzman. The DEA doesn’t know who the Salamancas are yet
@@caseyjarmes watch the prequel (BCS).
@@caseyjarmes In BCS, Saul Goodman inadvertently mentioned Lalo's first name, and then the DA's office figured out that Jorge de Guzman was really Lalo Salamanca. (And then they all turned against Saul, who'd been everyone's pal.)
"He runs a *tight* ship"
Bravo Vince
TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT, yeah!
"We're going to find Tuco!" Behind closed doors. "Ya, we're not going to find him. He's probably on a beach in Mexico enjoying Tequila."
Best way to find him is to look for Jesse Pinkman
And then he accidentally stumbles on him while looking for Jesse lol
Dog Paulson, the one Nacho mentioned in BCS whom Tuco killed after lie detecting
Tuco felt pretty bad about it after, too.
"See this scar? It's a piece of Dog's skull, I tried picking it out but it's really in There! Anyway not the kinda thing you go to the Dr.'s for."
Wonder why he didn’t mention him assaulting a retired Philadelphia police officer over a minor fender bender…..?
This was early on. The breaking bad writers hadn't thought that much ahead yet.
tuco already served for that rap
Because Mike didn’t press charges.
0:59 Master Roshi is a cop for his side gig
😂
Hanky
Him flipping off even the mention of Krazy 8’s name is one of the funniest parts of this scene.
Hank is actually worried about Walt's disappearance in this moment. There is not a chance in the world that he could imagine that Tuco & Walt are interrelated.
“Knifed a Mexican national in ‘03.”
I love how this throwaway line, once again, becomes a major factor in Better Call Saul.
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Wait who was it again?
@@Publixx It was the guy Nacho tells Mike about. Its why Nacho decided to flip and take out Tuco and Hector.
It was when Arturo was speaking to Leonel about Tuco. When he said to Hector "sounds like Tuco knifed the guy" . That was the mexican national in '03.
Hank: "They ain't gonna find him"
Also Hank: "Jeese Pinkman, you're a hard man to find"
Hank: Do you wanna find my brother-in-law?
Gomez: HELL YEAH!!!
LEADER: "Never surrender!"
MEN: "NEVER SURRENDER!"
LEADER: [privately] "I'm going to surrender."
I'M NOT MAKING EM AT NIGHT, DAD!
what the hell are you talking about
"We all know whats happening down there, we don't want that up here"
Hank, you sweet Summer child. If only you knew the path you must walk
Never be the "I can't hear you" guy
2:24 why does it go quiet lol
To mute “goddamnit”
@@M4Matt but I can still hear it
@ you asked why they did it. That’s why. I guess they failed, goddamnit
This is all a misunderstanding it is frustrating to see a upstanding family like the DeGuzman being constantly harassed by the Alberquerque DEA
A piece of dawgs skull is stuck in Nachos shoulder
Love to see what Tucos hag girlfriend looked like.
Breaking bad series are up again
Hank sent his brother undercover
stealing content from old shows and slapping your crime city branded watermark on the clips so people don't steal them from you is fcking hilarious.
First time seeing a watermark?
@@arseface2k934that's the problem, he knows what a mark implies
Hank has a picture of Tuco. When Hank finds Tuco "Jesse Pinkman you're a hard man to find"
Literally didn't even see Tuco's face at the time. You see the distinct vehicle you are looking for and an unidentified male leaning into said vehicle, it is a safe assumption.
@@waltermalone216 some people are just clueless unless the writers explain every little thing. 🤣🤦
Taco? I don’t know any Taco Bell
This was the moment that Tuco became a target
My right ear really enjoyed hearing this.
What a great show.
Taco? I don't know no Taco
The transition from Hank genuinely pumping up his team “They’re not gonna find him” highlights how funny this series is when it wants to be.
Also at the very end you can see how much Hank loved Walt. He was genuinely terrified that something bad happened to him. One of the reasons he went so hard after him was because Walt wasn’t just family, he was one of his best friends.
Wild goose chase.
Hank was the best part of the show
My left ear enjoyed this clip
Poor crazy 8 lol… was a good dude before he got into the game.
Appearances
Charisma 500
2:37
nope
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