@tacticalghost619 because the reason they were gonna kill walter was cause they found a new cook for their meth so walt told jesse to kill the new cook and since the only other person who could cook the 99% pure meth was walt mike got scared
@@tacticalghost619 Mike is used to being the smartest man in the room. In this moment was the only moment through the whole show where Mike got outsmarted/played.
Yeah you are right. Mr. White was a fighter. Mike thought the whole time Walter is like Ziegler. Mike always underestimated Walter but I think everyone has.
@@lenawagner3664mike should've known that walt is entirely different from Werner it true that they both highly educated and more than capable of working but walt capable of committed murder ,lying escaping while werner is just an educated fool too innocent equal foolishness in his line of work
@@michalrehacek3462 Victor was seen at Gale's apartment complex after Jesse killed Gale. Gus killed Victor brutally in front of Walt and Jesse to try and establish dominance and some fear over them and it worked for a while
@@deathbymazda Gus needed to eliminate Victor to manipulate/scare Walter into loyalty/submission. However, by killing such a dedicated and capable employee, Gus revealed his true priorities: his own ambitions overshadowed even his most important employees lives.
@@InspiriumESOO Half true. Gus killed Victor in front of Walt for intimidation purposes, yes, but that’s not WHY he killed Victor. The reason he killed Victor is because Victor got himself seen at the scene of Gale’s murder. We know this because of Mike’s reaction when Victor told him people saw him there. We also see a police drawing of Victor’s face afterwords which pretty much confirms that Gus was correct to kill Victor.
Love him or hate him. Walt had the smarts of playing the game and winning like an absolute psychopath mafia boss. Even mike realizes here how dangerous Walt is.
The more I’ve watched, the more I’ve come to the conclusion that there are unwritten rules he regularly broke. not in some code of honor sense or anything related to morality or ethics. These aren’t even agreed upon things. In a material, baseline-competence vs personal gain sense, Walt was bad at what he was doing. World leaders do not threaten nuclear annihilation every time they don’t get their way. Walt was willing to get existential with anyone and everyone that might inconvenience him or otherwise not place him at a level of importance he thought he deserved. His whole thing was - while always being involved and able to benefit from something - he was just as willing to pick up his ball and go home regardless of whether it made sense for him and everyone else long term. its not good strategy that you destroy yourself and everyone around you if you’re not actually up against those kinds of odds. all it does is shorten the lifespan of whatever collective endeavor you are attempting. In the moment, sure you can force it. but there’s a reason Tuco Salamanca wasn’t anything more than the position he occupied and even that was precarious. he was reckless and messy simply to make more room for himself and his interests. It was his way or the highway which actually isn’t how criminal organizations succeed or operate day to day. All criminal enterprise has an expiration date but he ensured that date was wayyyyy sooner than other characters on his level in the show. The man commanded the importance of Gus because of his willingness to be as stupid as badger.
@@INFINITY-f1mmore like THE plot. Jesse is a kid, he's innocent and doesn't know his freedom. He's do I g what every child would do, listen no matter what.
@@SarcasticBeingYes Jesse is a grown damn man. Yes he's easily manipulated which Walt took advantage off, but to call I'm a kid that listens to his father is pathetic. And that was their only play. Gus wanted to kill them both. If Jesse had not killed Gale, both of them would be dead. He had no choice.
@@lll-livelovelaugh4351but he is your thinking of it rationally from an outside perspective Jesse is a victim of Stockholm syndrome he trusts Walter to an unhealthy degree even when he knows he shouldn’t of course both their lives are on the line but in that moment Walt called told him to pull the trigger even though he didn’t want to he still did to save Walter at this point in the season it’s very clear he didn’t care about his own life but did it to save his partner
Bro I gotta rewatch breaking bad for literally the 5th time. Just watching the shorts gives me that nostalgic feeling like I’m watching it for the first time again
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor You can't. For a show that was so attentive about these type of things, that always bothered me. They should have had Huel swipe it, or anything else rather than how it played out.
@@jaake6019Jesse would've still been too close already. Gale couldn't have moved out of his flat and escaped and he didn't have a gun either. Even if he takes the phone call Jesse could just kick the door down while he's on the phone. Remember Jesse was knocking while the phone was still ringing so it wouldn't really have mattered..
After watching Better Call Saul this scene gets so much better cause we got to know way more about Mike and the way he operates and makes Walter so much smarter
Fuck off you disrespectful little shit, he is not Hector Salamanca, that's was a character he played on 2 TV shows show some respect to the human being, not a fictional character
When Walt killed Mike everyone was mad at him. But they forget, Mike was ready to kill him and dissolve him right there and then. Mike couldn’t, Walter did. Simple as that.
@@GamerGod-fp1tj "As opposed to blind rage" if Mike didn't follow orders, he died. If Walt didn't kill Mike, nothing happens. Also the line "unfortunately I need to do this" sorta shows that Mike didn't want to kill him as opposed to Walt having his ego hurt.
@@Jpeg_skeleton Walt didn’t realize at the time, but he really did have to kill mike. Why? Because he was planning on killing Mike’s men. If he didn’t kill mike, mike would come back to kill him.
The way Walter and Jessie dug up each other, is the one of the most strongest and significant plotlines. Without each other, they wouldn't last for so long. A flawless teamwork.
He's scared to die here in this scene because he kearnt that cancer was not gonna get him, so he has something to lose now, which he previously didn't.
And for the ones that are gonna say that "Well, he has a family and a teaching career aren't those important?" Well, brothers, if he cared about those enough, he wouldn't go into this business at all in the beginning.
The crazy thing is that gus was only training gale as walters replacement for when he dies because he had a suspicion that once Walter was out of the picture so would Jesse. The reality is they all could’ve made millions for a couple years until walt died and jesse and walt could’ve kept their hands relatively clean besides the meth.
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mikes soul left his body lol
Why?
@tacticalghost619 because the reason they were gonna kill walter was cause they found a new cook for their meth so walt told jesse to kill the new cook and since the only other person who could cook the 99% pure meth was walt mike got scared
Purely😂😂
@@tacticalghost619 Mike is used to being the smartest man in the room. In this moment was the only moment through the whole show where Mike got outsmarted/played.
@@MaydayBeFamoussaul gave mike wrong info once too
Hardest I.P drop ever
Indeed
I.P?
@rogeredmonds7224 it's a digital marker that shows rough area where you are, all things that provide internet have an i.p address
IP*
@@KyuubisRosesIP*
That “Yeah” was personal
fax
Personal and badass
So THAAAAATS where John Wick got it from
Jesus loves you homie
@@braxtonpayne9093Amen
This is when Mike learned that Walt was the main character
As opposed to Saul Goodman, it actually works
Lmfao
“Oh my god, I’m just a side character” lol
@@itzangel619 😂
@djjk5457 who killed who
The 6 people in this scene are all great actors.
6?
You mean 4
@@Jeff-ls3jt no, I mean 6
@@TommyD1213who're the rest 2
@@zhivomirgrozev4629 have you watched Better Call Saul yet?
"YOUR "BAWLS" IS GONNA NEED ME" 💀
Waltuh 💀
put your dick away waltuh
@@zak14And the GOUN went to a hault.
Mike Ehrmentop
@@MrFusionmike salmontrout
This is the moment Mike realised that Walter White isn't another Werner Ziegler
Yeah you are right. Mr. White was a fighter. Mike thought the whole time Walter is like Ziegler. Mike always underestimated Walter but I think everyone has.
@@lenawagner3664 exactly
@@lenawagner3664mike should've known that walt is entirely different from Werner
it true that they both highly educated and more than capable of working but walt capable of committed murder ,lying escaping while werner is just an educated fool too innocent equal foolishness
in his line of work
Exactly what I thought
Werner was more like Gale.
This call got two people killed and Walt didn’t even have to pull a single trigger.
Who was the second?
@ Victor
@@michalrehacek3462 Victor was seen at Gale's apartment complex after Jesse killed Gale. Gus killed Victor brutally in front of Walt and Jesse to try and establish dominance and some fear over them and it worked for a while
@@deathbymazda Gus needed to eliminate Victor to manipulate/scare Walter into loyalty/submission. However, by killing such a dedicated and capable employee, Gus revealed his true priorities: his own ambitions overshadowed even his most important employees lives.
@@InspiriumESOO Half true. Gus killed Victor in front of Walt for intimidation purposes, yes, but that’s not WHY he killed Victor. The reason he killed Victor is because Victor got himself seen at the scene of Gale’s murder. We know this because of Mike’s reaction when Victor told him people saw him there. We also see a police drawing of Victor’s face afterwords which pretty much confirms that Gus was correct to kill Victor.
“No more half-measures.”
~Mike Ehrmantraut
*Doesnt kill Tuco, Héctor, Jesse, Waltuh and the prisoners*
@@kevincastle4219No reason to kill Tuco and hector
@@squidwardtentacles3928You watch BCS?
Mike had seen everything over the years, but he'd never met anybody like Waltuh.
Imagine gale picking up the phone like a normal person
"Why hello, this is gale."
no ringtone issues
Not only is Walt a genius but he’s also always incredibly lucky.
His phone was on vibrate, and the tea kettle was too loud. He didn’t hear it.
@@AzeveidoMateus that's plot armor
Love him or hate him.
Walt had the smarts of playing the game and winning like an absolute psychopath mafia boss. Even mike realizes here how dangerous Walt is.
Sure had the luck for it.
The more I’ve watched, the more I’ve come to the conclusion that there are unwritten rules he regularly broke. not in some code of honor sense or anything related to morality or ethics. These aren’t even agreed upon things. In a material, baseline-competence vs personal gain sense, Walt was bad at what he was doing. World leaders do not threaten nuclear annihilation every time they don’t get their way. Walt was willing to get existential with anyone and everyone that might inconvenience him or otherwise not place him at a level of importance he thought he deserved. His whole thing was - while always being involved and able to benefit from something - he was just as willing to pick up his ball and go home regardless of whether it made sense for him and everyone else long term. its not good strategy that you destroy yourself and everyone around you if you’re not actually up against those kinds of odds. all it does is shorten the lifespan of whatever collective endeavor you are attempting. In the moment, sure you can force it. but there’s a reason Tuco Salamanca wasn’t anything more than the position he occupied and even that was precarious.
he was reckless and messy simply to make more room for himself and his interests. It was his way or the highway which actually isn’t how criminal organizations succeed or operate day to day. All criminal enterprise has an expiration date but he ensured that date was wayyyyy sooner than other characters on his level in the show. The man commanded the importance of Gus because of his willingness to be as stupid as badger.
He would have died in a month acting like this, real Walt white was way more normal lol
As brilliant of a mastermind Gus was, Walt was always a step ahead of him.
It's like when a profesional chess player plays against an amateur and has trouble because of all the dumb and nonsensical things the amateur does.
That “Yeah.” Is the most badass line in the show.
😭😭
¿Dangerous? No más que Gustavo Fring
@@robertho13fastercarswalter killed Gustavo
@@yungbbqsauce4023DAMN! YOU KILLED HIM
Omagawd 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
@@robertho13fastercars de que hablas? Lo mato lol ósea que si lo pudo mater, sería mas peligroso
RIP Hector Salamanca
that’s not his name you’re such an idiot
*Mark Margolis
@@-_jslol
@@-_jsYes. He was a great actor.
Press 🛎 to pay respect
Walt put full faith and trust that Jesse would pull the trigger. Everything was riding on it.
Also that Gale for some reason wouldn’t pick up the phone and get a heads up
Plot armor
@@INFINITY-f1mmore like THE plot. Jesse is a kid, he's innocent and doesn't know his freedom. He's do I g what every child would do, listen no matter what.
@@SarcasticBeingYes Jesse is a grown damn man. Yes he's easily manipulated which Walt took advantage off, but to call I'm a kid that listens to his father is pathetic.
And that was their only play. Gus wanted to kill them both. If Jesse had not killed Gale, both of them would be dead. He had no choice.
@@lll-livelovelaugh4351but he is your thinking of it rationally from an outside perspective Jesse is a victim of Stockholm syndrome he trusts Walter to an unhealthy degree even when he knows he shouldn’t of course both their lives are on the line but in that moment Walt called told him to pull the trigger even though he didn’t want to he still did to save Walter at this point in the season it’s very clear he didn’t care about his own life but did it to save his partner
One of the rare times Mike was outsmarted.
Walter always seems to outsmart Mike 🤷♂️
Well, I think Mike outsmart tuco for sure
Lalo did it before Walter
Bro I gotta rewatch breaking bad for literally the 5th time. Just watching the shorts gives me that nostalgic feeling like I’m watching it for the first time again
Agreed...
idk if i should start watching dexter or rewatch breaking bad
I’ve only watched it and BCS one-fold but I really have to rewatch them fr
@@jettysfuneralthese two shows are my top 1-2 of all time
I'm holding off the second watch, same with Sopranos. Soon I'm going all in 🎉
Imagine if Gale would have picked up the phone. That’s what Jesse meant when he said Walt was the devil. His luck is beyond everyone else’s
Luck favors the prepared.
@@GroundbreakGames and how do you prepare Gale not picking the phone?
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingForby brainwashing your partner, Jesse, so bad that you your confidence is off the roofs.
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor You can't. For a show that was so attentive about these type of things, that always bothered me. They should have had Huel swipe it, or anything else rather than how it played out.
@@jaake6019Jesse would've still been too close already. Gale couldn't have moved out of his flat and escaped and he didn't have a gun either. Even if he takes the phone call Jesse could just kick the door down while he's on the phone. Remember Jesse was knocking while the phone was still ringing so it wouldn't really have mattered..
After watching Better Call Saul this scene gets so much better cause we got to know way more about Mike and the way he operates and makes Walter so much smarter
That "yeah" is absolutely legendary
How underrated
I miss the Days when I was watching the show 👌👌
Also RIP Hector Salamanca
I agree
Give it a re watch mate
Hector was a piece of shit human being. Doesn’t deserve to Rest In Peace.
@@aidengeddes5004you know he meant the actor? Right ?
Donald Margolis*
“in a 100 years, the king felt true fear for the very first time”
" You don't have to do this " Walt passed that to Gale in a blink of an eye.
Bro was a true genius he knew the backhand of every situation
Rest in peace, Hector Salamanca!
did the actor die???
@@a_star_official_yes unfortunately
@@a_star_official_Yes. Mark Margolis passed away about two weeks ago. He was 83.
Fuck off you disrespectful little shit, he is not Hector Salamanca, that's was a character he played on 2 TV shows show some respect to the human being, not a fictional character
rip mark margolis but rest in piss hector
I guess Walt knew that Gale wouldn't pick up his phone for whatever reason lol
just got lucky, it doesnt matter cause jessy was close to gate house
He knows his routine. He always plays loud music while singing along and drinking tea.
@@katshuskys yeah but what if Gale had carried his phone in his pocket and felt the vibration?
Ok he got lucky but was still strategic@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingForor if he's not making tea 24/7 lol
This is the moment Walter White turned into the IP dropper
The call of duty player after meeting a hacker:
It's always a treat to see Mike thrown off gaurd.
Top 3 moment on the show, the loyalty and teamwork between walt and jesse shun brightest here
He fixed his coat four times that scene, and it looks cooler everytime
Mike looking at Walt talk about Jesse having a 20 minute head start instead of where in Albuquerque he is:🗿
"They've got me at the laundry and they're going to kill me" Mean nothing to you?
Walter's Intelligence is just awesome 🔥
He fought for a better world
@Kim.Ju-ae yeah 👍
When Mike realized he was dealing with someone at a even higher caliber than Lalo
The moment mike realised he is not messing with Walter white he is messing with Heisenberg 🥶
seeing all the stuff mike does in better call saul makes this scene so much better, seeing walt outsmart mike is insane
One of the most "walter white turns into heisenburg' moments. Seriously, its almost like a jekyll and hyde situation and i love it.
Walt had a lot of confidence in Jessie at this moment 😂😂😂 what if Jessie just bitched out
it would still buy him time
@@cheatsykoopa98 time for what exactly because if gale doesn’t die Walt ends up in a barrel somewhere in the middle of the desert 😂
Simple:
Both Walt and Jesse would die.
he couldnt have bitched out because that meant gus was gonna kill him along with walt
That would be GG
When Walt killed Mike everyone was mad at him. But they forget, Mike was ready to kill him and dissolve him right there and then. Mike couldn’t, Walter did. Simple as that.
It was under the orders of his boss to be fair, as opposed to blind rage.
@@Jpeg_skeletonthe “it was an order” excuse doesn’t work. The concentration camp workers also just followed orders in WW2.
@@GamerGod-fp1tj "As opposed to blind rage" if Mike didn't follow orders, he died. If Walt didn't kill Mike, nothing happens. Also the line "unfortunately I need to do this" sorta shows that Mike didn't want to kill him as opposed to Walt having his ego hurt.
@@Jpeg_skeleton Walt didn’t realize at the time, but he really did have to kill mike. Why? Because he was planning on killing Mike’s men. If he didn’t kill mike, mike would come back to kill him.
@@GamerGod-fp1tj fair enough, I retract my point. I haven't been able to watch the whole show as my Netflix stopped working so was unaware of that.
I love how he got his confidence back and just owned them in the end
Imagine if Walt didn’t have the address memorized and said the wrong place entirely
The way Walter and Jessie dug up each other, is the one of the most strongest and significant plotlines. Without each other, they wouldn't last for so long. A flawless teamwork.
Except for when Walt purposely poisoned his girl's kid, watched another one of his girls die, then tried to have him executed.
Walter and Lalo are the only two people to outsmart Mike.
He just went from scared to “6353 Juan Tabo apartment 6.”
“Yeah”
Only man can outsmart mike in entire bb & bcs universe
Lalo and Gus causally not existing in your reality : 🤨🤨
One of the coldest scenes. Thank you for completing the mission jesse.
And boy was fresh off the ice stick when he got called you know he sped the whole way there 😂
These moments are what made breaking bad iconic series
dude mike’s reaction time was so slow with this one, he genuinely did not think Walter would do something like this 💀
Walt and his humongous cajones when he said that "yeah". 🔥🔥🔥
Walter: “Mike, you don’t have to do this.”
Anton Chigurh: “Everybody says that.”
I love so much how radical is his change of tone after the call, and that epic "YEAH!" makes this scene legendary!
The range of Emotion in this sequence, from Panic & Desperation to Swagger with Certainty, is so fking Flawless! 🎭
"You might wanna hold off"
"Yeah? Why?"
"Because your boss is gonna need me"
"Yeah? Why?"
He’s one of the few people who can out smart mike
i like ur pfp!
He was never Afraid to die
When Mike said downstairs I felt it for waltuh ☠️
Bro this picture edit makes walt look the right amount of badass he is in this scene 🙌🏽💯
This show is so fucking fire, the delivery the suspense, its all so unbelievably good
This was one of the only times you can see genuine fear and dread in mike. It's an AMAZING scene
*"You might wanna hold off."*
Mr. White sounding like Snake from Metal Gear Solid
*When Mike Met Heisenberg*
best scene in the show imo
Bad choice
@@Aman-nk5uq what would you choose
That "yeah" was SOLID!
this is the best scene in the whole series
Mike’s face is gold here. He’s horrified
" WALTUH "
PUT YOUR PHONE AWAY WALTUH
I just love how micheals face just completely changes
Straight DOXED him
This edit is so good
I'm the one who knocks ~ Heisenberg
Walt was a straight savage 🥶
Heisenberg outsmarted mike.
The day mike realised he is not dealing with just chemistry teacher
the look on mikes face says it all
Jesse wasn’t ready for that mission
They should've just informed gale not to open the gate or run away
His phone was on vibrate and gale had music playing loudly
I'm not in danger, I'm the danger.
If the guy picked up the phone call from Mike, Walter will die..But thats alternative story
This is when Mike learned he was a step behind waltuh
He's scared to die here in this scene because he kearnt that cancer was not gonna get him, so he has something to lose now, which he previously didn't.
And for the ones that are gonna say that "Well, he has a family and a teaching career aren't those important?" Well, brothers, if he cared about those enough, he wouldn't go into this business at all in the beginning.
Mike comitted the same mistake as Hank underestimating Walter
Plot twist: Mike called Gale and told him Jesse is gonna kill him, so he locked his door.
Sadly Gale is one of these guys who listen loud music and sing along. And Walt knew that and Jesse was near.
The look on Mike's face like he rarely gets shocked
Imagine if Gale was just not at home at the time
Oh yeah, where would he be? An anime convention?
@@ZadakLeader coffee maker convention
Or if he had picked the phone
This is the time Walter realized Mike is Heisenberg
Awesome episode
Twitter users when they start losing an argument:
And what are the odds Gayle doesnt answer his phone??
Wouldve shot the whole plan
...you...mean...Jesse?
@thatguyap_ no, Mike calls Gale immediately after but he doesn't answer, this guy's saying what are the chances he happened to not hear his phone
@@thedrimp6537 yepp, if I were Walt,I would've kept my mouth shut for a little bit but maybe I guess he had to tell him to stay alive..idk
This is when mike realized he was standing before walthuh
How do u do that quality
This was the first time Mike underestimated someone that's why this was his reaction
Me when I start losing an argument
After this Jesse was never the same…
The crazy thing is that gus was only training gale as walters replacement for when he dies because he had a suspicion that once Walter was out of the picture so would Jesse. The reality is they all could’ve made millions for a couple years until walt died and jesse and walt could’ve kept their hands relatively clean besides the meth.
Ehmm no? They wanted to kill Walter in there thats why he called Jesse. Straight up survival.
No more half measures Mike
I like the moment when Walt said "Your balls are gona need me" and then Mike had sex with Waltuh
Gotta say that's the first time I saw Mike losing his sh*t
master manipulator
Walter went from under control to the one who controls