I just don't see Nacho having trashy junkie girlfriends. I get why they would write them in because it's more interesting, but I don't think it fits his character.
Good thing they cut mike telling them where werners body was. The way they ended that episode was deep and perfect. Having an extra unnecessary scene of cleaning it up would kinda ruin it
@@2jsanc681 Canon means "events that officially happened in the story". AKA These scenes have all been cut from the show, but the events depicted in them all still took place in the show's plot.
Yet in certain episodes there are dull plot lines (Everett Acker) and moments of stringing along pointless bylines like the two guys terrorizing the town which was like 7 minutes of ?
Kim was really cute at 0:29. And it was nice seeing her so happy and relaxed outside. Still I see why the cut it. You shouldn't stop the con until your out of sight of your mark. They were still wayyyyyy too close to that office.
It might be the only clip in the whole thing that probably isn't exactly canon. The rest seem cut for time but fit in with the story, in particular the Lalo fire which is literally a plot point in season 5.
If anything a later scene where they are eating at the diner with the long drive home I kept being worried that the lady at the desk was going be in the diner. I thought she would see them laughing about their con and catch them. This earlier scene of Kim running with the crutches would have taken away a lot of that suspense (even if it was never planned)
Another Day, Another Euro: They really did their research there. The scene takes place about 2004, 2 years after the Euro had been introduced in cash, and many people still hadn't got fully used to the new currency by that time and would occasionally say "Mark" instead of "Euro" when talking about money.
They should have kept the CC Mobile scene with Saul. It mirrors his father's behavior, and as the show progresses it feels as if it's slowly being revealed to the audience that he is more like his dad than he would ever like to admit. In reality, I believe that Saul is really a sheep in wolf's clothing, while Kim is more akin to a wolf in sheep's clothing (like her mother). Neither of them like this fact and feel a deep shame associated with it, which is why this core characteristic is likely either repressed or deeply suppressed by years of denial and other defense mechanisms. They enable the worst in each other, however, as Saul has visibly picked up on in certain scenes, Kim has needed less and less "motivation" to be "wolf-like", and this surprises and perhaps concerns Saul to a degree.
Yeah Jimmy feels the need to use his horns to push back against the system any time he feels like he has come up a sheep but is ultimately weaker than real wolves. Kim hides her predatory bloodlust but will be exposed if she acts on it. It's more like Jimmy is a fox and Kim is a sheep dog. Foxes are unwelcome on farms having to rely on wits/cunning as opposed to direct violence but only really good at picking off weaker animals like Chickens (birdbrained cowards) and tolerated by wolves because they inhabit the same areas but will kill them if they need to. Sheepdogs protect the sheep though whilst mean them no harm don't actually fit in with them. What is a dog but a domesticated wolf? They still have that instinct in them but can't live amongst wolves. Torn between two worlds.
what a fcking stretch of my balls. The ball is an ad item, with their logo on it. These items are usually free anyway. So he remembered to gave it as a way of making the most out of any situation.
So Jimmy being nice to a kid make him a sheep? What kinda of logic is that, bad take tbh, his father was getting scammed by criminals for his naivety, Jimmy in the other hand make a good reputation to the mother by being nice to her child, his father straight up gave money which is more likely what make him bankrupt, Jimmy only gave a ball that won't cost him anything
kinda wish they kept the lalo one, when they arrested him in s5 I had no idea what for, thought he was innocent for a good while. then I remembered he killed a dude. the fire scene would help it be more memorable
Yeah I agree, it would have added a whole other layer of intrigue for the next season if Lalo had been caught. Would Gus try to keep him in there to arrange a shanking or allowed the authorities to sort it out
Carla EA actually it probably has to do with the fact that the episode is extra long. In a BTS interview they talked about how hard it was to cut it down to fit in the time slot.
LaLiLuLeLo we actually found out before the court proceedings that Lalo killed Fred from travelwire. We find that out during the entire episode right before Lalo gets arrested. So it totally makes sense he got arrested, it was for murder.
I think these cutting decisions are actually pretty decent. What I'm curious about, is that Peter Gould said in the official podcast that they cut a ton of stuff from the S5 finale, purely because there was not enough screen time. I really wanna see those.
Same. But based on how the S5 finale went down, it's probably lots of exposition about/from Kim that we'll end up getting in season 6 instead. They made Lalo and Nacho the focus of the episode, meaning Jimmy/Kim's side got cut for time.
I was not unusual in BB to have 1 hour plus episodes 75 or so minutes. I guess BCS does not have the awesome budget to accommodate any episode over 60 minutes too often.
@@ericscottstevens If you look at 508, I'd say their budget is pretty good, at least this season. I think it's just AMC trying to milk this cow as much as they can get away with, so they put in insane amounts of ad breaks. If the content is 70/75 minutes, then plus the ads, the whole runtime would be over 90, even longer. And nobody wants to do that.
@@goneyon Truthfully, I didn't understand Kim at all this entire season. She works diligently to maintain a powerful career, and then suddenly trashes it just to spite bigwigs? The fuck is that all about- and what did Howard do to her that she's willing to go where even Jimmy won't to make him suffer? How the hell as well she ever expected anyone to believe she wasn't siding with her own partner whom persistently undermines her own job with Mesa Verde. Bizarre.
@@Hysteria98 Kim is breaking bad like Walter, she just enjoys the adrenaline rush of breaking the rules. You can see it from season 2 the moment when she starts a formal relationship with jimmy is after they scam a random dude in a bar. She supported jimmy all this time because secretly she enjoys the "colorful lawyer problems" too, like she said even the most boring day in jimmy's life is still more exciting than kim best days at work.
That last deleted scene made me feel really bad for Mike. He really treated Werner as his friend makes it so much more painful to see what he had to do to Werner in the end
@@chronica6457 Why does he continue to work for Gus when he's forced to make horrible choices such as these? Ultimately, it's his choice to work for Gus and accept the horrors that come with it.
@@marcwhitlock5450 I don't think that fits anymore. In the deleted scene, she knows it's by a Native American artist, but in Season 5, she seems to find that out and use it against Mesa Verde for copyright infringement. If she knew already, she wouldn't promote it as an art piece, because it would be an infringing sculpture.
I like how the writers were basically saying, Kai is such an asshole, he rejects gifted candy. There's something so funny to me about that little detail like even down to that they made him shitty.
@@kemalsorucuoglu1147 how so... you've never met/known a guy who's just that spiteful? especially borderline edgy/going against the "mainstream" like that
Nunca se le da el crédito, pero la la ingeniería de los sonidos ambientales, de los gestos y ruidos de los personajes; son sublimes. The credit is never given, but the engineering of the environmental sounds, gestures and noises of the characters; they are sublime.
It's very interesting to see how you know these scenes are part of the narrative, but lending them this element of focus (especially including the fact they'd be taking away another scene) detracts from the quality of the episodes as they are released. None of it is bad, it is simply not good enough, and it really serves to show how well-crafted the final cut episode is
I feel so bad for those actors/actresses who only had like 1 scene or one line and it gets cut out lol. They were probably excited to be on the show. Like Nacho's girls and the mom with the son
Yeah I always considered disrespectful from directors to cut the scene and ignoring the people who were only in that scene they could at least do another scene with them even if it's just 1 line in another season
I loved the payoff of the scene with Kim on the crutches when the car pulls away and reveals they were parked in a disabled space. Should have left that in.
Gosh nacho's girlfriends are adorable, after a hard day trying to not get killed by the cartel or fring all i'd want is to go home and contemplate mac and cheese.
Well it's sort of like the Gangster thing. I get the impression Nacho must have wanted this life at some point. He got it, got the bling, the pad, the car. Having a few Girls around is part of that lifestyle too. Like "I'm so bad I got a line of them waiting for me" or some BS like that. At this point it's mostly like he's going through the motions because he knows he's expected to live a certain way. If he turned into a Monk or something, his "friends" would get worried.
@@kian-ch7wz Maybe it's just because it had been a while since I saw the fourth season, but I had no memory of it ever being mentioned that the Travelwire clerk was killed.
@@kian-ch7wz No I was lost when Mike went to the library to speak with that woman and he recalled the fire part and I didn't know what he was talking about
Just realised both Tyrus and Victor had their guns drawn when they stepped out of their cars. I remember when I first saw that scene, I thought like "oh yeah gus sent them out to clean everything up for Mike, and stage the accident" but now I feel like their guns were drawn in case Mike was trying to let Werner go. Wouldn't need guns to pick up a dead body. Could be both I suppose but the fact that they got there really quickly, like Gus dispatched both of them asap to make sure Mike really did what he said he would... Pretty ominous is my point. Gus is always ready to whack anyone at any time.
Never have I seen a bunch of deleted scenes and actually understood immediately why they were cut. We already could infer Lalo killed that guy, we already knew Kim and Jimmy were running a scam, we already knew Werner's body wasn't gonna be just left in the desert, we already knew Nacho's life was unfufilling, and we already knew Kai was a Grade A asshole.
0:32 The one where Kim is running is a crucial scene I think, it shows how sloppy they are getting, first running in the carpark where anyone could see, secondly having something trailing out the car door as jimmy drives off. I think they took this out as it was too obvious this is the thing that comes back to cost them
@@BlazingOwnager Sometimes less is better. It was shocking when we learned that he burned it down, it wouldn't have been if we saw this scene. Also... time constraints and such.
@@BlazingOwnager Things getting cut has often to do with a combination of a time constraints and the fact that it doesn't add much to the over all story. Most of the scenes here are already implied through the story. That means that every deleted scene is canon because they did originally serve a purpose in the script. They're just scenes that overexplain certain storylines. Like the one with Kim running back to the car with a happy face after a scheme? We could have imagined that was what happened. We didn't need to literally see it. I did like the marzipan scene a lot though and I wish they would have kept it, it would have expressed the fact that Mike really started to see Werner as a friend and not just as someone he respected.
@@CherokeeRoses I agree. Considering how much Mike was affected in the early part of season 5, that scene would've tied in nicely. I have to say I didn't like the way the cut scene felt. Almost like it was slightly out of Mike's character. However, I get your point.
The deleted scene about the statue explains why Kim later sarcastically says something about Kevin getting more statues later on. I didn't understand what she was referring but just assumed those were the sort of dumb legal fights she had to work on, which she hated. The rest of the scenes I don't think were needed and see why they were cut.
2:50 They have to made Michael Mando wear a red tank top on purpose right??? No way they or he didn't think of Vaas when they decide to make him wear that
The costume department used red and blue to signify how in line a character was with the law (or something like that) - I think it's purely coincidence that he was made to wear a tank top like Vaas'
I've seen a lot of comments about Nacho "having it made with ladies at his house" and such. No, he has some addicts living for free off from him, he has very little self-respect, he's stuck in a drug ring and worried about his father and past life that was probably more honest. The money isn't making him happy. Addicts aren't fun to be around just because they're ladies, by the way. If you don't believe that, go to Detroit around the 8 Mile area and see what those ladies walking the streets are like just when you walk by. They're high, in another world, ranting, screaming, cursing, etc.
Tony Dalton or Lalo Salamanca has a tv series called "Los simuladores".... It's like a group of Mikes xD AND YES, HE'S A CHINGON and leads the operations
Quality scenes, but also unnecessary - I can see why they were cut. Having said that, it's always nice to see more BCS and have things fleshed out a tiny bit further.
@@outo511 But that isn't the complete blooper reel, that's only several snippets from each season put together. I heard the full blooper reel for every season averages around 5-6 minutes.
@@calbin6309 Right they only uploaded the best bits. The rest isn't really that funny or interesting. I will nevertheless try to upload the full blooper reel next week.
Heres why I think they were all deleted: Lalo: They didn't use real fire on set and didn't like the look of fake fire Kim/Jimmy: Was drawn out, showed nothing we didn't already know and makes them seem more reckless with their schemes Clean up: The scene directly before it would've been the killing. The scene directly after it would have been him arriving at the site with Gus and Gale. It would've been super janky without some inbetween shots and they wanted to save all the Saul stuff for the end. Kim statue: Kim mentioning a "native american sculpture" would be a continuity error. The artist building the mesa verde statue itself would've been legal as it would be more likely they got permission. If they didn't then they would have literally stolen a sculpture and put in their bank. The actual plot where it's a photographer that they "got inspired by" makes more sense and fits the plot of them facing legal repercussions for it. Nacho: It seems drawn out and the actress on the left is different. They probably didn't want to give her lines because they knew they would replace her. Also it avoids them having to a salary for a talking part. CC mobile: Kind of a nothing scene. Also having people actually show up would give us the impression that Saul is being more reckless than he actually is when he makes the "Is the man watchin sign". Werner Ziiiieeeeeegler sweeties: This scene doesn't add anything at all. If the intention is to show a rapport between Mike and Werner then that's trivialised by the fact that anyone could've requested those sweets and they would've been provided. There's no material item that could show an improved relationship between them. Kai not liking the sweets doesn't add anything to his character either.
It never made sense to me why Lalo would kill a clerk, it was absolutely unnecessary in that situation. He could've stunned him, wear a mask, bribe freaking 50k dollars (much less than 7kk bail out ammount, isn't it?)
So agree! I wish they would have kept it, it would have expressed the fact that Mike really started to see Werner as a friend and not just as someone he respected.
![[Breaking Bad] Deleted Scenes of Season 3](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bOBlEtsCQi4/mqdefault.jpg)
How dare they delete a Lalo scene!
Lalo is the best
People will hate me for saying that but screw Lalo
@@brucewayne3227 i mean i love hating the character
Ikr!
You don't just delete scenes with Lalo and Mike!
the scene of Nacho dissociating kinda gave me chills
Totally parallels Jesse
Agreed. Nacho is the Jesse of Better Call Saul.
@@thejew1789 Nahhh
@@thejew1789 Jesse is a lil punk compared to nacho get outta here.
I just don't see Nacho having trashy junkie girlfriends. I get why they would write them in because it's more interesting, but I don't think it fits his character.
Amber is obliviously giving a speech on the pros of boxed Mac n cheese while Nacho is basically having a Vietnam flashback, my heart hurts...
How anyone knows her name is beyond me, unless you gave her that name like in a Karen context.
Jon LaFontaine I’m obsessive and I deadass googled “WHO ARE NACHO’S JUNKIE GIRLFRIENDS”
@@ashleythompson8243 Thank you, Ashley.
@@Zoologic21 you serious? He introduces her to his father when he comes to talk about selling the shop. Did you even watch the show?
@@Zoologic21 And I thought Miss Ashley is a better fan of BCS than me that she even remembers Nacho's girlfriend's name.
I miss Werner. He was such a heartwarming character, just like Gale.
ziegler
@@gratifiedwizard2043 zieeeeeeeegler
Gale was a little bit annoying imo. But yeah Werner was good his death was sad.
both were annoying imo but I liked Gale a little more. F
gale was a lil hoe
Good thing they cut mike telling them where werners body was. The way they ended that episode was deep and perfect. Having an extra unnecessary scene of cleaning it up would kinda ruin it
+ we don't really have to know about what have they done to his body. The man's dead and that's all what we need to know.
they should have add it the next episode's beginning
@@turkcedublajoyundizilerithat would kind of undermine what the episode meant
@@cocoaman1564no it wouldn’t have… like at all💀 please never attempt to analyse anything ever again
@@frank9367 what makes you the authority on tv shows, stop being high and mighty prick
It's crazy to see how many of these are still canon and were only cut for time.
Not just time. I think they wanted to make the viewer think and guess a bit. They didn't want to play their hand immediately.
Tf is canon
@@2jsanc681 Canon means "events that officially happened in the story". AKA These scenes have all been cut from the show, but the events depicted in them all still took place in the show's plot.
@@2jsanc681 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_(fiction)
Yet in certain episodes there are dull plot lines (Everett Acker) and moments of stringing along pointless bylines like the two guys terrorizing the town which was like 7 minutes of ?
Kim was really cute at 0:29. And it was nice seeing her so happy and relaxed outside. Still I see why the cut it. You shouldn't stop the con until your out of sight of your mark. They were still wayyyyyy too close to that office.
Exactly. It´s pretty reckless.
It might be the only clip in the whole thing that probably isn't exactly canon. The rest seem cut for time but fit in with the story, in particular the Lalo fire which is literally a plot point in season 5.
If anything a later scene where they are eating at the diner with the long drive home I kept being worried that the lady at the desk was going be in the diner. I thought she would see them laughing about their con and catch them. This earlier scene of Kim running with the crutches would have taken away a lot of that suspense (even if it was never planned)
@@mateoairaudo5535 its reckless because the character's are reckless. The whole point of this con was just so Kim could show off.
@@ZombyMammoth Ok yet doing that not so far from the place makes no sense.
Another Day, Another Euro: They really did their research there. The scene takes place about 2004, 2 years after the Euro had been introduced in cash, and many people still hadn't got fully used to the new currency by that time and would occasionally say "Mark" instead of "Euro" when talking about money.
They should have kept the CC Mobile scene with Saul. It mirrors his father's behavior, and as the show progresses it feels as if it's slowly being revealed to the audience that he is more like his dad than he would ever like to admit. In reality, I believe that Saul is really a sheep in wolf's clothing, while Kim is more akin to a wolf in sheep's clothing (like her mother). Neither of them like this fact and feel a deep shame associated with it, which is why this core characteristic is likely either repressed or deeply suppressed by years of denial and other defense mechanisms. They enable the worst in each other, however, as Saul has visibly picked up on in certain scenes, Kim has needed less and less "motivation" to be "wolf-like", and this surprises and perhaps concerns Saul to a degree.
That's a good analogy
Yeah Jimmy feels the need to use his horns to push back against the system any time he feels like he has come up a sheep but is ultimately weaker than real wolves. Kim hides her predatory bloodlust but will be exposed if she acts on it.
It's more like Jimmy is a fox and Kim is a sheep dog.
Foxes are unwelcome on farms having to rely on wits/cunning as opposed to direct violence but only really good at picking off weaker animals like Chickens (birdbrained cowards) and tolerated by wolves because they inhabit the same areas but will kill them if they need to.
Sheepdogs protect the sheep though whilst mean them no harm don't actually fit in with them. What is a dog but a domesticated wolf? They still have that instinct in them but can't live amongst wolves. Torn between two worlds.
what a fcking stretch of my balls.
The ball is an ad item, with their logo on it. These items are usually free anyway. So he remembered to gave it as a way of making the most out of any situation.
Beautiful analysis honestly
So Jimmy being nice to a kid make him a sheep? What kinda of logic is that, bad take tbh, his father was getting scammed by criminals for his naivety, Jimmy in the other hand make a good reputation to the mother by being nice to her child, his father straight up gave money which is more likely what make him bankrupt, Jimmy only gave a ball that won't cost him anything
3:00 Nacho contemplating about his singing career after he gets out of the cartel.
lol
I honestly thought he was going to ask the 2 woman what the definition of insanity was lol
More like thinking about going to New York City and working for an independent contractor who will later distribute highly dangerous weapons
kinda wish they kept the lalo one, when they arrested him in s5 I had no idea what for, thought he was innocent for a good while. then I remembered he killed a dude. the fire scene would help it be more memorable
Yeah I agree, it would have added a whole other layer of intrigue for the next season if Lalo had been caught.
Would Gus try to keep him in there to arrange a shanking or allowed the authorities to sort it out
I agree, the fire looks "fake" tho maybe that's why they cut it
Carla EA actually it probably has to do with the fact that the episode is extra long. In a BTS interview they talked about how hard it was to cut it down to fit in the time slot.
LaLiLuLeLo we actually found out before the court proceedings that Lalo killed Fred from travelwire. We find that out during the entire episode right before Lalo gets arrested. So it totally makes sense he got arrested, it was for murder.
@@colevakamusic I didn't want to seem argumentive lol I know Lalo killed the dude I just hate that fire effect cause it looks canned 😆
I think these cutting decisions are actually pretty decent. What I'm curious about, is that Peter Gould said in the official podcast that they cut a ton of stuff from the S5 finale, purely because there was not enough screen time. I really wanna see those.
Same. But based on how the S5 finale went down, it's probably lots of exposition about/from Kim that we'll end up getting in season 6 instead. They made Lalo and Nacho the focus of the episode, meaning Jimmy/Kim's side got cut for time.
I was not unusual in BB to have 1 hour plus episodes 75 or so minutes. I guess BCS does not have the awesome budget to accommodate any episode over 60 minutes too often.
@@ericscottstevens If you look at 508, I'd say their budget is pretty good, at least this season. I think it's just AMC trying to milk this cow as much as they can get away with, so they put in insane amounts of ad breaks. If the content is 70/75 minutes, then plus the ads, the whole runtime would be over 90, even longer. And nobody wants to do that.
@@goneyon Truthfully, I didn't understand Kim at all this entire season. She works diligently to maintain a powerful career, and then suddenly trashes it just to spite bigwigs? The fuck is that all about- and what did Howard do to her that she's willing to go where even Jimmy won't to make him suffer? How the hell as well she ever expected anyone to believe she wasn't siding with her own partner whom persistently undermines her own job with Mesa Verde. Bizarre.
@@Hysteria98 Kim is breaking bad like Walter, she just enjoys the adrenaline rush of breaking the rules. You can see it from season 2 the moment when she starts a formal relationship with jimmy is after they scam a random dude in a bar. She supported jimmy all this time because secretly she enjoys the "colorful lawyer problems" too, like she said even the most boring day in jimmy's life is still more exciting than kim best days at work.
That last deleted scene made me feel really bad for Mike. He really treated Werner as his friend makes it so much more painful to see what he had to do to Werner in the end
he didn’t HAVE to, he chose to.
@@tigrispanthera5496 it was his job. He didn't have a choice.
@@chronica6457 Why does he continue to work for Gus when he's forced to make horrible choices such as these? Ultimately, it's his choice to work for Gus and accept the horrors that come with it.
@@epic98shreyas88 yeah, that's the point of his character arc
@@chronica6457 Breaking Bad fans try not to excuse and dickride Mike: challenge impossible.
These are decent, but a bunch are depressing. That Nacho scene. Oof.
I feel bad for the actresses. It must suck to have a small speaking part, excitedly wait for it to air, and then learn it was cut.
Nacho's story is pretty depressing altogether. He's got such a good heart but is forced to be this hard ass.
@@TaylorBlack0 Jessy too
It would have been nice to see that scene, but TBH we didn't it to know Nacho's state of mind
@@cyberpleb2472 exactly my thought lol
They barely get to say anything in the series
I like the small detail in the Nacho scene showing the scar of his bullet wound on his shoulder.
It was worth watching every second of this show and every additional second is a blessing 👌
The most interesting one was what I assume was after Mike kills werner although Im not quite sure where that woul have fit in the finale
Or how that "Artwork" would cause a lot of problems next season
Mack Moretti it was done so well in the finale, Werner was a good guy, but he wasn’t built for it and it was such a messed up situation
@@marcwhitlock5450 I don't think that fits anymore. In the deleted scene, she knows it's by a Native American artist, but in Season 5, she seems to find that out and use it against Mesa Verde for copyright infringement. If she knew already, she wouldn't promote it as an art piece, because it would be an infringing sculpture.
Werner had no clue the type of people he was dealing with until it was far too late.
That’s what makes me so sad
I like how the writers were basically saying, Kai is such an asshole, he rejects gifted candy. There's something so funny to me about that little detail like even down to that they made him shitty.
Too cartoony
@@kemalsorucuoglu1147 how so... you've never met/known a guy who's just that spiteful? especially borderline edgy/going against the "mainstream" like that
Hey :(
lalo burning down the store is the only thing that needed clarity the rest of these were properly deleted
0:01 when you switch to Trevor in GTA V
Every scene with Lalo is so powerful. Even when he's not speaking.
I can see why they cut these, having the show be more succinct and skip unnecessary exposition works for it.
IKR? It takes a certain amount of discipline to leave scenes on the cutting room floor so to speak. Which is why I hate director's cut movies.
@@olternaut directors cut only work if the final cut was good
How much time did they spend on the damn ants though?
Nachos scene was actually a loss. It really showed how unhappy he was in seconds. And in a way anyone could relate to.
I really dont get why that small Nacho scene wasn't included... it really made me feel a certain way and more Nacho scenes are always a good thing.
Nunca se le da el crédito, pero la la ingeniería de los sonidos ambientales, de los gestos y ruidos de los personajes; son sublimes.
The credit is never given, but the engineering of the environmental sounds, gestures and noises of the characters; they are sublime.
It's very interesting to see how you know these scenes are part of the narrative, but lending them this element of focus (especially including the fact they'd be taking away another scene) detracts from the quality of the episodes as they are released. None of it is bad, it is simply not good enough, and it really serves to show how well-crafted the final cut episode is
The kid looks right at the camera at 4:18. Maybe that's why it was cancelled
Good observation
Kevin gets his statue
I feel so bad for those actors/actresses who only had like 1 scene or one line and it gets cut out lol. They were probably excited to be on the show. Like Nacho's girls and the mom with the son
True...but these things have to be done to keep the show on top.
Turn around
Yeah I always considered disrespectful from directors to cut the scene and ignoring the people who were only in that scene they could at least do another scene with them even if it's just 1 line in another season
The Nacho skanks appear in another scene.
@@TheNaughtyFrench What would be disrespectful is keeping all that filler.
Man I love Tyrus
Wow a lot of what happened in season 5 really made sense great writing staff
Why isnt season 5 in netflix?
Seems like Netflix takes forever to show new seasons no clue why😕
I loved the payoff of the scene with Kim on the crutches when the car pulls away and reveals they were parked in a disabled space. Should have left that in.
I like how nacho has two beautiful girls around him, but in his head he’s like “How can I make my father safe” 😢
I'm glade they cut that first scene, it was much more shocking when it's later revealed through crime scene photos.
I can't believe they removed cheesy shells.
It's totally true. Mac N Cheese is only good if it's shells.
0:12 That sounded like the beginning of Pink Floyd - Time
as a german that marzipan scene would've made me cry harder on Werner's death. i get a box of that everytime I land in germany, its like gold
I’m honestly kind of glad they didn’t show Lalo burning the currency exchange because I was very shocked when they revealed that he burned it down.
Why delete the first lalo scene?? took me a while to realize he had burned the place down since you know, they didn't show it
Ikr..I thought I missed an episode.
Damn even the deleted scenes could go on Oscars for cinematography.
0:17 the Walter Jr reference
that first Lalo scene SHOULD havebeen included
Gosh nacho's girlfriends are adorable, after a hard day trying to not get killed by the cartel or fring all i'd want is to go home and contemplate mac and cheese.
Why does nacho always Have two chicks its like he can't make a choice, represents his life i guess
Well it's sort of like the Gangster thing. I get the impression Nacho must have wanted this life at some point. He got it, got the bling, the pad, the car. Having a few Girls around is part of that lifestyle too. Like "I'm so bad I got a line of them waiting for me" or some BS like that. At this point it's mostly like he's going through the motions because he knows he's expected to live a certain way. If he turned into a Monk or something, his "friends" would get worried.
Why make a choice between them? Plus, those are pets. Would you choose between your two pets?
He is red pill aware
why have one when you can have two?
He got the 2 girlfriends idea from Price😂😂
I can see why they cut the scene where kyle hates marzipan.
They wanted to keep him unrelatable lol
they shoud've left the scene of lalo burining down the shop, I was kinda lost in 5th season because of that
Right? And it was like 5 seconds long, I dunno why the cut that
How were u lost
@@kian-ch7wz Maybe it's just because it had been a while since I saw the fourth season, but I had no memory of it ever being mentioned that the Travelwire clerk was killed.
@@dannnyc93 did u not see him lying on the floor when lalo was checking the cameras to look for mike
@@kian-ch7wz No I was lost when Mike went to the library to speak with that woman and he recalled the fire part and I didn't know what he was talking about
Has any character become as loved in like 1 1/2 seasons as Lalo?
"You called her...biznatch?"
Just realised both Tyrus and Victor had their guns drawn when they stepped out of their cars. I remember when I first saw that scene, I thought like "oh yeah gus sent them out to clean everything up for Mike, and stage the accident" but now I feel like their guns were drawn in case Mike was trying to let Werner go. Wouldn't need guns to pick up a dead body. Could be both I suppose but the fact that they got there really quickly, like Gus dispatched both of them asap to make sure Mike really did what he said he would... Pretty ominous is my point. Gus is always ready to whack anyone at any time.
Never have I seen a bunch of deleted scenes and actually understood immediately why they were cut. We already could infer Lalo killed that guy, we already knew Kim and Jimmy were running a scam, we already knew Werner's body wasn't gonna be just left in the desert, we already knew Nacho's life was unfufilling, and we already knew Kai was a Grade A asshole.
Give Lalo his own show
That currency joke and marzipan gift is very heartwarming.
0:32 The one where Kim is running is a crucial scene I think, it shows how sloppy they are getting, first running in the carpark where anyone could see, secondly having something trailing out the car door as jimmy drives off. I think they took this out as it was too obvious this is the thing that comes back to cost them
not really. they never really get caught in a scheme. but u commented this before season 6 so you get a pass
Pretty sure that wasn't the point of this scene
Some of these scenes are important to the story and are less than a minute per episode. Can't believe they'd take them out
0:50 beautiful shot though.
Love the attention to detail in the second scene, Jimmy parks in a handicapped spot.
Lol these are cool scenes and all but you can kinda see why they were deleted. Just not useful really
I don't know, the little Lalo fire scene while deleted is still canon, it's referenced in season 5.
@@BlazingOwnager Sometimes less is better. It was shocking when we learned that he burned it down, it wouldn't have been if we saw this scene. Also... time constraints and such.
@@BlazingOwnager Things getting cut has often to do with a combination of a time constraints and the fact that it doesn't add much to the over all story. Most of the scenes here are already implied through the story. That means that every deleted scene is canon because they did originally serve a purpose in the script. They're just scenes that overexplain certain storylines. Like the one with Kim running back to the car with a happy face after a scheme? We could have imagined that was what happened. We didn't need to literally see it. I did like the marzipan scene a lot though and I wish they would have kept it, it would have expressed the fact that Mike really started to see Werner as a friend and not just as someone he respected.
@@CherokeeRoses I agree. Considering how much Mike was affected in the early part of season 5, that scene would've tied in nicely. I have to say I didn't like the way the cut scene felt. Almost like it was slightly out of Mike's character. However, I get your point.
Michael Mando as Nacho is fantastic
5:35 scheiße das könnten mein vater und ich sein haha
Haha
@ silent Du magst kein Marzipan? Da hast Du wohl noch nicht das richtige angeboten bekommen!
The scenes at Nacho's house are perfect
Nacho is a dead man and sadly he might even get his dad killed also.
The deleted scene about the statue explains why Kim later sarcastically says something about Kevin getting more statues later on. I didn't understand what she was referring but just assumed those were the sort of dumb legal fights she had to work on, which she hated. The rest of the scenes I don't think were needed and see why they were cut.
You've heard of "Slippin' Jimmy"
Now get ready for "Limpin' Kimmy" 😂😂🤣
God, please kill me
Give me a world with uncut bcs scenes NOW.
the nacho scene was some Clockwork Orange shit
2:50 They have to made Michael Mando wear a red tank top on purpose right??? No way they or he didn't think of Vaas when they decide to make him wear that
The costume department used red and blue to signify how in line a character was with the law (or something like that) - I think it's purely coincidence that he was made to wear a tank top like Vaas'
I strive for the level of professional confidence Kim has.
2:54 I just wanna say, she is absolutely right about the shells. They taste so much better
they shouk've kept the "as long as kevin gets his statue" one.
Lalo Lalo Lalo get your adverbs here 🎶
I'm going to have to agree with Kai about the marzipan...
Same here. Bleh
Niederegger is one of the best. This is the brand they used in that scene.
@@jochenrather435 Du kannst in Lübeck ab Werk Bruchware kaufen. Kann ich nur empfehlen.
I've seen a lot of comments about Nacho "having it made with ladies at his house" and such. No, he has some addicts living for free off from him, he has very little self-respect, he's stuck in a drug ring and worried about his father and past life that was probably more honest. The money isn't making him happy. Addicts aren't fun to be around just because they're ladies, by the way. If you don't believe that, go to Detroit around the 8 Mile area and see what those ladies walking the streets are like just when you walk by. They're high, in another world, ranting, screaming, cursing, etc.
these are great! what a hard thing to cut out
Tony Dalton or Lalo Salamanca has a tv series called "Los simuladores".... It's like a group of Mikes xD AND YES, HE'S A CHINGON and leads the operations
Santos!
Quality scenes, but also unnecessary - I can see why they were cut. Having said that, it's always nice to see more BCS and have things fleshed out a tiny bit further.
I agree with cutting all these scenes except for the Lalo one, I assumed he just knocked the guy out.
Lalo is the very reason that I watch BSC repeatedly
Any chance you could upload the blooper reel for season 4?
someone already uploaded the blooper reel for the entire series. You can check out here:
ruclips.net/video/enqFqN0CHs0/видео.html
@@outo511 But that isn't the complete blooper reel, that's only several snippets from each season put together. I heard the full blooper reel for every season averages around 5-6 minutes.
@@calbin6309 Right they only uploaded the best bits. The rest isn't really that funny or interesting. I will nevertheless try to upload the full blooper reel next week.
mike and werner we're bros, so sad they ended like that
Fun-Fact:
*Eduardo “Lalo” Salamanca is Left-Handed.*
*Álvaro Luis Bernat Dalton, actor who played Lalo Is also Left-Handed.*
Nacho living in the house I wish I had in my early twenties...oh and the company too.
Kai is right. :)
He doesn't need to be a little bitch, though. A simple "No thanks" would have sufficed.
Nobody:
Eduardo Salamanca, but you can call him Lalo: "I'm Eduardo Salamanca, but you can call me Lalo."
Why'd they delete Lalo's scene? It was such an important one when considering the events that unfolded in season 5.
1. It's a cliche, not looking back after setting a fire (it's a meme). 2. fire looked fake.
@@rbnn it’s less cliche than walking away from an *explosion*, which Walt literally does, I think twice, in BB. It was likely cut for time.
@@ephin3242don't forget about Gustavo
Lol nacho with the tweaker girls.
0:14 the photo behind this was so cute
0:38 I love that they added the RED streamer thing which symbolizes Kim and Jimmys scam/corruption attitudes
1:28 didn't age well as a deleted scene
Yeah they really should've kept that in, considering what happened in season 5
@@lukeshdoesntknow you all say that. I don't get it, what's up? Can somebody explain why that scene has such an impact, i think i don't get it
@@remmoze It just foreshadows what happens later, where Jimmy ends up using the statue to attack Mesa Verde
@@datacolord ahh i see now, thanks
I'm glad all of these were deleted. All of these scenes lack any subtlety, which the rest of the show has.
Lalo killed and burned down TravelWire the same way he did at a hotel in Mexico where that bell was.
Who else thought the kid needing to use the restroom was Brock?
would have been too old.
No one.
Yeah i agree with most of these being deleted
Heres why I think they were all deleted:
Lalo: They didn't use real fire on set and didn't like the look of fake fire
Kim/Jimmy: Was drawn out, showed nothing we didn't already know and makes them seem more reckless with their schemes
Clean up: The scene directly before it would've been the killing. The scene directly after it would have been him arriving at the site with Gus and Gale. It would've been super janky without some inbetween shots and they wanted to save all the Saul stuff for the end.
Kim statue: Kim mentioning a "native american sculpture" would be a continuity error. The artist building the mesa verde statue itself would've been legal as it would be more likely they got permission. If they didn't then they would have literally stolen a sculpture and put in their bank. The actual plot where it's a photographer that they "got inspired by" makes more sense and fits the plot of them facing legal repercussions for it.
Nacho: It seems drawn out and the actress on the left is different. They probably didn't want to give her lines because they knew they would replace her. Also it avoids them having to a salary for a talking part.
CC mobile: Kind of a nothing scene. Also having people actually show up would give us the impression that Saul is being more reckless than he actually is when he makes the "Is the man watchin sign".
Werner Ziiiieeeeeegler sweeties: This scene doesn't add anything at all. If the intention is to show a rapport between Mike and Werner then that's trivialised by the fact that anyone could've requested those sweets and they would've been provided. There's no material item that could show an improved relationship between them. Kai not liking the sweets doesn't add anything to his character either.
I wouldn't mind living nachos life for a week , cute tweakers , dinners made when you get home and massages too !
It never made sense to me why Lalo would kill a clerk, it was absolutely unnecessary in that situation. He could've stunned him, wear a mask, bribe freaking 50k dollars (much less than 7kk bail out ammount, isn't it?)
They should’ve kept that short clip of Jimmy and Kim escaping, that was a funny one
I think that Mike and Werner scene would have been ok to be included. Just imo
So agree! I wish they would have kept it, it would have expressed the fact that Mike really started to see Werner as a friend and not just as someone he respected.
@@CherokeeRoses Right!
Also, emphasizes the fact that Kai was an insufferable asshole who totally deserved to be punched. Who doesn't like sweets?
Thank u 😁
That Mike scene. I understand why the cut it cause he's dialogue feels off after him killing Werner. But that scenery is just Awe.....