Better Call Saul - Mike cleans up Jimmy's apartment/gets rid of Howard's body
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2022
- Better Call Saul 6x08 'Point and Shoot'
Mike' first job as Saul Goodman's cleaner. After removing any signs of illegal activity, including Howard's body, the three of them go over their story on how things will play out.
This is quite similar to how he helped Jesse Pinkman get rid of Jane's body in season 2 of Breaking Bad. He even debriefs Jimmy and Kim step by step on how to proceed, instructing them to conclude any potential explanations with "that's all I know."
"You keep telling the lie you've been telling." - Mike Ehrmantraut 
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I bet Howard was really nice to the parking attendant and always had all his stickers.
100%
People all the time question why Mike isn’t friends with Jimmy in Breaking Bad.
This was brilliant writing because his disgust with Jimmy is established here.
@@Spanner249indeed true
How stickers works ? I am from Chile and here we just use just a single ticket that you have to pay in a machine when you are getting out of the mall, with the price depending on how long you are in the mall, no need of stickers of any kind.
@@rodrigomunoz9217I’m not sure either but if I had to guess the reason there are stickers is potentially so you could have free parking when you are required to be in court.
This is why Mike always asks Jimmy to get a sticker or pay $2, it would make sense they would have stickers instead of special IDs to get them through since the parking is not open just to the lawyers and staff there but also the civilians who have to attend court.
Also another is I remember that Mike is shown to only ask for stickers when he leaves the parking so it’s likely that you can only get those stickers from inside when you can prove you have reason to be there on the day.
@@rodrigomunoz9217if he works at a courthouse (which he does as an attorney) there’s a lot of people coming in and out of that building and parking stickers denote where you’re meant to (and allowed to) park. A police officer, an attorney, and a civilian are all going to be going in and out of different areas of a courthouse and would park separately. Not to mention major cities in America (and every major city across the world that I’ve been to) seem to intentionally try to hit you with fees. The major city I live in (Detroit, MI) usually will let you pay for regular parking, pay more for better parking, and you pay for the increment of time you’ll be parking (1 hour, 2 hour, 8 am to 6 pm.) Nowadays it’s all digital, but back then I imagine they used stickers (idk I was 8 when BCS takes place and not doing much parking.)
Anytime i see Mike and Saul hanging out together in Breaking Bad, this scene will be at the back of my mind. When Mike threatens Saul, when he pulls Walter off of him. I'll just be thinking they went through this together. Meanwhile, Huell and Francesca will have witnessed his brother break down in court berate him for his whole existence. Turns out, these side characters know so much.
Francesca broke bad when Saul told her to mop up the pee and she told Saul to do it himself lol. At that point she became the Francesca in BB lol.
This scene is now in my mind when Mike appears in BB to tell Jesse “here’s what you’re gonna do” and “That’s all you know. Say it.” Just another day at the Fring-pire.
watching BB and seeing Saul: 😍
watching BCS seeing Saul: 😔
@@checkoutmyyoutubepageJESSE IVE BROKEN BAD
Mike seems disgusted by this too. I know he's jaded and desensitized, but with whatever moral compass he has left, he's not really okay when people outside the game are killed by the game.
This scene is much deeper because when Jesse called saul after Jane died, he sent Mike who had personal experience with this kind of thing. Bravo Vince
That’s the scene that gave us his character. That was originally supposed to be Saul cleaning up Janes place but Bob couldn’t make it to set that day so they created Mike.
@@davidhelling6035 which is crazy how it still holds up and in the storyline even if it was supposed to be just a one time occurrence
Bravo Vincent Van Gogh
@user-og1ct5hx2lAnd since he was watching his baby he called Saul who then called Mike.
Walt didn’t know about Mike yet I believe
Both preceded catastrophes too, though this didn't involve 167 reasons to give most the whole cast the capital gallows
What a horrid ending for Howard. I'm so glad his story finally came to light, they really destroyed this mans reputation and sent him to the grave with it. Incredible writing.
they turned kim wexler into a wussy who can't take seeing someone die while jimmy could because one is a female and one is a male...
... based.
@John-il2fyBeats your mediocre life lol
@John-il2fy More like you've got some shit taste.
elaborate @John-il2fy
@John-il2fyooh, you’re so cool and sophisticated
"You keep telling the lie that you've been telling." The ultimate consequence of their unhinged prank campaign. Mike is just doing the practical thing... but that's the lie that ends them as a unit. Horrific, and entirely logical.
@Mikachu_03 Basically Mike has the mindset that anyone not "in the game" shouldn't have consequences as if they are/were. Howard got shot as if he was in the game which is why Mike as you said "condemns them a little" because they got an innocent guy killed.
In other words, Howard wasn't in the game so mike kind of hates them for this even if he literally never met Howard.
@Mikachu_03he would've known Howard. Mike worked endlessly as the ticket guy at the court house. Howard, being a lawyer, was probably at that courthouse all the time parking.
At least this time man hating feminists can't pretend the woman wasn't to blame at all
I think it's fair to assume Mike is also feeling guilt for pulling his men off of Jimmy's apartment. Kim called him out for this earlier in the episode. His judgment toward Jimmy and Kim also hints at Mike's general hypocrisy that's called out by Nacho's Dad (Manuel) in the next episode. Despite Mike's "code", people outside the game and people he cares about *always* get hurt. It's clear from his conversation with Manuel that Mike knows this, too.
This makes Mike a huge hypocrite. Even with the prank campaigning, he's literallly more culpable in Howard's death than they are.
You can see Mike wants to say something at the very end but holds himself back. Then he goes and opens the door and holds it there a few extra seconds so Jimmy has to watch Howard's body being stuffed into the fridge. Almost like Mike is asking them, "This still feel like fun to you?" Chilling.
Well, Kim was as responsible for that as Jimmy. If not more. But Mike always likes to speak from a moral highground he never had and had this softspot for women
This is Mike's fault, though. He failed to contain Lalo and failed to protect Jimmy even though he was supposed to.
"You keep telling the lie that you've been telling"
He's really emphasizing to them that their behavior got Howard killed, and they better not do something like that again.
Because Mike probably recognized Howard and knew he was another casualty in the game. He probably blames himself just as much them cuz he pulled his guys off of watching them.
And remember, during this scene, Mike is talking to Kim and Jimmy in the same way a father reprimands his children for being naughty. And Jimmy and Kim are guilty of being just that - children.
That look Jimmy gives at the very end when he sees Mike’s guys shoving Howard into the fridge may be the last time he feels any guilt before the series end.
A lot of people think that the fact Jimmy became "Saul" after Howard dying meant that he didn't really care or feel anything.
I think it was more his way of DEALING with the guilt. He literally hid inside Saul, from his guilt for chuck, for Howard, for Kim. He wrapped himself tightly in the cloak of Saul Goodman and didn't come out again until his conscience finally wouldn't let him hide anymore
@The Ozlander and he lets it out in the finale after Gene is caught
@@theozlander4629 Thats exactly what happens. His way of coping with his guilt was to embrace the saul persona entirely.
The cinematography of the end of this scene is interesting. It reminds me of the ending of the first godfather with Kay watching Michael become Don Corleone through the door way until the door is closed on her
He felt guilt a few times in BB. like when he made his secretary call Hank about his wife being in a car accident.
“I woke up, I found her thats all I know “ 😢
Say it, please.
As much as Jimmy and Kim deserved this for trying to humiliate Howard, this is so depressing. You can see the dissapointment on Mike's face when he realized that these two caused Howard like this even Mike is heartbreaking to bury him. He knows Howard is a good man who just want to do his job and he must've been seeing him a lot when he used to work as ticket attendance on HHM. That's why Mike is so cold to Saul in BB.
I forget that Mike knows Howard before everything happened 😔
Kim and Jimmy were both giant assholes and I love how they managed to think they are the good guys but in reality they ain’t
This is Mike's fault, though. He failed to contain Lalo and failed to protect Jimmy even though he was supposed to.
Nah. Jimmy and Kim were trying to drive Howard to suicide, Lalo just made his death happen in front of them where they couldn't ignore it.
@@VDA19it’s not fair to blame Mike. There is no way Mike would have figured that Lalo would have gone for Jimmy who he figured would be pretty low on the priority list when he knew Lalo was going to attempt to kill Gus
Mike *IS* the clean up artist, damm!
He'd give Winston Wolf a run for his money at this gig. "How about you, Jimmy? You an oak man?"
2:04 Kim is utterly catatonic. It's partly her fault that the corpse of one of her former colleagues, she unjustly disgraced, is being stuffed into a fridge to be disposed of in an unknown location. On top of that, she now has to pretend it never happened, and lie about it in the near future.
The karma of gleefully participating in one of Jimmy's schemes is coming back on her _HARD,_ just like the U-turn she took the day before.
It was Kim's scheme, not Jimmy's. Jimmy only went along with it because he knew that she would dump him if he didn't.
But lalo would've never showed up if not for Jimmy, so the major brunt of the guilt would go to Jimmy because he was the one who worked for the cartel in the first place. If not for him, the prank would've never gone this bad.
@@gregh5061 that's a ridiculous assertion and you know it.
Had Kim not wanted to pull off what essentially amounted to the character assassination and outright reputational destruction of Howard, then he never would've been killed. Even so, had Kim done the responsible thing and told Jimmy that Lalo was still alive, then Howard never would've been killed as Jimmy would've called off the entire thing.
Kim herself flat-out admitted that it was all her fault as she would've broken up with Jimmy had he called off the whole thing even if it was to protect her (essentially holding him hostage) and outright refused to call it all off because (and I quote) "I was having too much FUN!".
@@razgriz9146 Kim did not start the character assassination of Howard, Jimmy did.
She did encourage him but 90% of all the scheming : planting cocaine, hiring the hookers, editing the photos etc were literally all Jimmy's ideas (all of this plus him doing things like throwing bowling balls at Howard's house etc)
Kim obviously had a role in all this but in the end Jimmy's association with the cartel was the one and only thing that caused the death of Howard and nothing else. Everything else was just what lead to Howard being at the wrong place at the wrong time.
@@gregh5061 all of which Jimmy did on Kim's behalf as part of her overall idea/plan. Jimmy didn't even want to go through with it and only did so because Kim would've dumped him, otherwise.
That's not "encouragement". That's literally masterminding the entire operation and holding Jimmy hostage using his love for her as leverage against him to force his compliance.
Outside of doing a bunch of stupid childish shit such as throwing bowling balls at Howard's car and having prostitutes interrupt one of Howard's business lunches that was completely harmless to Howard and was merely Jimmy acting out over Chuck's death as well as what Jimmy perceived as an insult from Howard's job offer, Jimmy wasn't responsible for anything even remotely damaging to Howard's reputation that Kim didn't make him do.
This is some grade-A copium, dude. Kim knew from Mike that Lalo was still alive and should've told Jimmy. Had she done that, Jimmy would've called off the entire scheme against Howard and taken Kim to safety. Her own admitted reasons for not doing so is because she was being completely selfish and was having way too much fun with said scheme to ever call it off (even going so far as to actively abandon a very important meeting with some highly-connected legal officials just so she could ensure that her scheme wasn't called off after Jimmy had wanted to wait for another day). Even if it meant actively endangering both her own life and Jimmy's.
Trying to claim that Jimmy is responsible over business dealings from a long time ago that he couldn't have possibly known would result in this particular event instead of Kim, who knew that Lalo (who Jimmy very much justifiably thought was dead) could show up at any time and very possibly kill them both only to do absolutely nothing about it out of selfishness and blatant disregard for everything and everyone but herself, is beyond imbecilic.
And trying to argue that "but Mike said he would watch over them" is also irrelevant as she still should've been smart enough to take precautions and tell Jimmy.
This is all very much Kim's fault. Learn to get used to it.
They wrote mike and gus so much smarter than they did in BB. I rewatched BB after this show and it was so disappointing how they just let walt free many times because of plot armor
Name a time they did that and I will explain why Vince did that.
@@andrewcruzsmith2343 the biggest is bringing Walter out to a dessert to threaten him and not kill him. The plot device of Jesse quitting for gus if Walter dies holds no weight....they just filmed the entire cooking process for the Mexican cartel. Gus has 0 reason to keep Walter alive besides walt plot armor. If anything killing walt would be the smartest choice in that situation because it would force Hank to realize the truth of walt and get a lot of heat off directed to the death of heisenberg. If he was written as smart as he is supposed to be killing walt and kiidnapping Jesse to force cook for him until the cooking process is fully transferable to a new cook is the obvious choice. Also mike choosing Walter to bring out his bag instead of Jesse is another example of when the characters betray their own intelligence for the betterment of the show. Now why ON EARTH...would mike trust walt to bring him his bag of money and a gun after walt stole the methlemene, killed gus, and has been a COMPLETELY untrustworthy character and he's on the phone like "not you kid, it can't be you to bring the bag!" Like it made 0 sense. And by the way I'm learning this after going back to BB this past week there's so much walt plot armor it's hilarious you don't notice until you go back. IMO BCS is just such a better written show because the characters never betray their own character to hit plot points the writers want.
I think they just underestimated Walt but they’re not the only characters guilty of that
@@andrewcruzsmith2343 vince said mike and gus wouldve easily took care of walt if it wasnt for plot armor
@@TV93412nc I agree 💯 on the latter point.. Mike choosing Walt (someone he knows is selfish and wildly unpredictable) to bring his bag instead of Jesse (a friend/son-like figure who he can definitely trust) made no sense whatsoever from his character's perspective, but it was necessary to have the big Walt vs. Mike showdown at the end of the episode. One of the few times the writing felt forced imo...
They look like siblings getting the talk from daddy after they did a bad thing
that's kinda hot
@@ElStink4K wth
@@ElStink4Kamigo
@@ElStink4K 😟
Siblings? Doing the bad thing? Didn't know this episode took place in Alabama.
Mike gives best briefings after someone's death.
The power of DEAD FISH EYES
Here's what you're gonna do
In my opinion, this scene is Jonathan Banks’s finest moment as Mike Ehrmentraut. And yes, that’s saying something considering Mr. Banks has had many classic moments playing Mike.
really? this scene? Not when hes confessing to his daughter-in-law? Ok then...he pretty much does this same scene 2-3 other times with different people.
The death of Howard Hamlin has affected me like no other character's death has before. Even after all this time I still think about him, his amazing character arc, what kind of person he was and how he always tried his best to better himself and right his wrongs with others. The Breaking Bad series has been an amazing ride and character's like Howard and Nacho will forever change the way we see the events that happen. RIP 🙏🏽👔 Namast3
Almost a whole year later and it's still so uncomfortable to wacth Howard's death scene. Really makes you think how impactful and how real Better Call Saul felt when you watched it on those Sunday nights. RIP Howard Hamlin🙏🏽
He was kinda the Jesse of the series, constantly taking the fall for another's poor decision making and slowly shifting from a pest to the moral heart of the show.
Beautiful comment, exactly how I feel about Howard, a human golden retriever
For me it was the hank of the series, the moment i saw him, i knew he was going to die for saul's fault. His arc was so predictable to me . Anyways love the show and respect the ones who liked his arc
@@condori4366so much worse than hank by the way they disrespected him, it’d be like if walt went through & succeeded in pinning everything on hank after hank died
Man I thought i was the only one who felt this way. This by far is the most haunting tv death for me.
Mike worked at the court House, theres a good chance they had an interaction, you can tell he really didn’t want to bury howard with the man who killed him.
Yes. Mike sort of implied an instruction of respect with Howard's remains that he didn't with Lalo's when they were being buried.
When Mike was Walking through the play by play of how he was going to clean up Howard's death it was identical to the way he did it with Jane in Jesse's apartment. That kind of attention to detail is why I love this franchise
"i woke up, i found her, that's all i know"
Something, Carl something, 167 innocent men, women, and children
"Saul Goodman sent me." Now we know why!
"Here's what's going to happen: you woke up, you found him, that's all you now!"
So the moral of the story is if I prank someone so hard they get murked in my house by a Mexican hitman, I get a new stainless steel fridge for free? Sign me up
Mike is so great in this scene. He was always watching, he knew what sort of game these two were playing, and he is cleaning up the outcome. The way he mentions that cocaine was the story they were setting up for this guy, is as close as he comes to saying "you did this". But Mike has restraint, and he knows that these two understand and are hurting. So he keeps it professional.
The Godfather homage at the end is brilliant.
You're right.
@@MrElvis26583 You're *Goddamn* right
Mike’s been taking notes from The Wolf!
Hah! My thoughts exactly. I feel like Mike's entire characterization was built around that short-lived, yet extremely-memorable, character!
@weluvsoc a guy from the movie pulp fiction, who cleans in a similar manner
You sending the wolf?
The Wolf learned from Mike.
Sheeiiittttt negro, that's all you had to say!
You can see Mike take shape to becoming that guy who helped Jesse clean up after Jane died, because the Jane cleaning was a day at the beach in comparison and by that point it was just another day at the office for Mike
I always take notes when a video shows Mike speaking for more than 30 secs
Its impressive, mike mentions to saul and kim the “story they where ploting” letting them know everything is their fault, he knows howard didnt deserved that and it was all because of their “revenge” to him
It's their fault Howard was in their apartment that night yes. However if Gus hadn't sent an unspecial forces team to assassinate Lalo in his home, Lalo would have never walked into Jimmy and Kim's apartment blowing holes through people.
@@Xpwnxage still, what they did to Howard was awful
You know when Mike was telling Jimmy “the cops are gonna wanna hear from you, when that happens…” I was expecting him to say “you say you want your lawyer and you call Saul Goodman.” But then I’m like “damn this is Saul”
Jimmy was in panic mode. Howard wasn’t just a random person. He knew Jimmy. They had history. Even lawyers need to be reminded they’re also human and need to shut up. At this moment Jimmy was frozen. Confused and scared. He still believed Lalo was coming after him. Mike was the man to ground Jimmy back slipping Saul
A man goes to Mike-that’s how the story always begins. “Mike, I don't want to be caught,” the man says; what he did was harsh, unforgiving, cruel. Mike lights up. The solution, after all, is simple. “The great lawyer Saul Goodman is in town tonight,” Mike says, “Better call him! That should sort you out.” The man bursts into tears. “But Mike,” he says, “I am Saul.”
knowing what Jimmy & Kim did to Howard is most likely the reason Mike likes Jimmy a lot less in Breaking Bad.
: One of the great things about Mike as a character is that he knows the drill and is as polite and understanding as can be, given the situation. He knows yelling doesn't help. He keeps it even-keeled and as by the numbers of possible. He treats them like young kids one their first day and as adults at the same time. Mike's *the* consummate pro *and* still a human about it.
intentionally morbid assuming a "stainless" steel fridge
Howard getting stuffed in the fridge foreshadows Jesse retiring in Alaska. The level of detail. Bravo Vince!
Mike - best fixer since The Wolf
Mike is probably the coolest character ever created
I always try so hard to picture Mike in these as the way he looked when he was younger in BB, I always manage to do it and it always blows my mind for whatever reason.
Of all the deaths in the BB universe, Howard's is the most tragic. Sure hank and gomez were tragic too, but they were in the game so to speak and knew the dangers. Howard was a complete innocent, who actually turned out to be a good guy that tried his best to make everyone happy. He gave Jimmy the benefit of the doubt more than he deserved. In the end, chuck was right and Howard should have listened.
Little kid on the crossbike
@@bigkillerwhale1801 nah a random child isn't as meaningful as a character who you get to know over 6 seasons only for them to coldly get executed like a dog
Everyone always praises people after they die. Howard was an average moral character. Nothing more.
@@elmacho1336I couldn't agree more
Hell no. Ignacio's story is a hell of a lot more tragic than this
All the actors on this show are amazing but I thought Jonathan Banks was phenomenal in this episode, felt like Point and Shoot was his best performance in either show.
Not by a mile. The episode where he narrates the story of how matt was killed was his best one.
@@marksantiago9841 that one was great too, Jonathan Banks is very talented.
This and five-o are great. His face as Lalo and Howard are buried is haunting
@@marksantiago9841yes his best scene in either bcs or bb
This is the point blonde Kim became brunette Kim. She was broken by Howard's senseless death.
Those fishes in the tank seen the greatest drama of their lives lol
Marcellus Wallace sends in Winston Wolf, to clean up messes.
Gus Fring sends in Mike, for the same reason.
Mike knows what's up!
Just kind of realized that Mike is doing the same job as “The Wolf” in Pulp Fiction. He’s the fixer/muscle for hire/Jack of all underworld trades ya know. I like Mikes character better. It’s definitely more believable than “The Wolf” in Pulp Fiction…
Not really, the difference is you learn more about Mike. We really know nothing about the wolf
The wolf is the Gold Standard
@@christopherjohnson577 This is true….
@@Nothing-qq4hd HaHa when shit absolutely gots to get done pick up the phone and dial the wolf lol…
He was a crooked cop, so he probably has lots of experience in tampering with evidence, makes him easier to believe
The connection between Lalo seeing the cockroach never meant much to me til you pointed it out and I remember that hilarious scene where he calls Jimmy a “la cockaracha”
Sorry bad Spanish
This character gives Harvey Keitel’s The Wolf in Pulp Fiction a run for its money. Probably even better.
MIke, is better than the wolf
"probably better"? The wolf is in pulp fiction for 5 mins, all he does is turn up in a suit and tell them to clean the car and ask for coffee. u can't seriously think that mikes 9 season long arc is worse than that
One of the last scenes with Mike is him cleaning up an apartment after an accidental death and coaching the witnesses on what to tell the cops, Just like his first scene with Jane in Breaking Bad.
Ironic Mike giving a couple of corrupt lawyers how to proceed with their stories.
This is the moment Saul got a new refrigerator. Bravo Vince!
"Hoping the body will wash up. It never will". 😮
Mike _alright, here's what''s gonna happen_ Ehrmatraut.
i love scenes like this with mike. he sounds just like a cop lol
"Here's what's gonna happen"
Watching BB, I never would've guessed Jimmy went through so much traumatising events
We all need a problem solver like Mike in our lives…
Gonna make future watch throughs of Breaking Bad all the more tragic knowing Walter, Gail and Jesse were working right above Lalo and Howard’s corpses the whole time.
That must’ve been the longest day of their lives
when I first watched this episode I was amazed by the realism of this scene
A lie is to be kept simple ,and thoroughly gone over in your mind , never to be altered 😮
Mike’s silhouette in the window makes him look like a demon.
I really like to see Mike doing this kind of wet work, the professionalism is pure ASMR. Just another day in the office
Total Jane Vibes from Mike in BB
"That's all you know " exact same line.
At least Saul didn't need to get slapped by Mike to process the gravity of the situation.
On a side note Kim looks so dead here, great acting, she went from brilliant adventurous attorney, to having the thrill of breaking bad, with Jimmy to now destroyed inside.
Other than Saul, I don't any other character other than Mike dealt with every main character in the show at least once.
Mike is so disgusted with both of them Johnathan Banks played this arc perfectly and you understand the sunk cost fallacy and his rage at Walter destroying what they built
"you keep telling the lie you've been telling"
Mikes facial expression at 3:49 says it all!
Mike's crew really got a lot more lean during Breaking Bad.
Mike did get him a nice refrigerator.
When the final season started to unfold, I figured that either Kim or Howard would end up dead. When Howard went, it was surprisingly sad. He had his flaws (the cold shouldering of Kim was very harsh) but ultimately he was a good man, tormented by Jimmy and Kim.
Mike…the coolest character ever created PERIOD
you can tell why mike all the respect for jimmy in breaking bad
0:53 I can't believe Lalo broke his promise!
Mike was such a good actor just like Saul was
3:57 "not a lot of people get the chance to start over"
Honestly Mike shares some blame for Howard's death, there was no good reason for him to dismiss the idea that Lalo would go to Jimmy's apartment considering he was a real asset to Lalo and had done his bidding before.
Mike was ashamed of himself.
Technically, wouldn’t an odometer indicating the exact mileage between Albuquerque to the Cali seafront be _more_ suspicious? Who’d prioritize their odometer being reset before a drugs bender + suicide mission?
It means the overall miles driven would be added to include the “drive” to Cali
Poor Howard
4:00 Jimmy pulling a Kay Adams moment by looking at a Michael while the door closes in front of him.
By the water
when i first saw this scene i couldnt take my eyes off Kim. shes gone.
Love how Kim is shocked by the results of her own actions
Well, she is a woman.
Lalo killed Howard.
This is a very simple thing to understand, and people want to overcomplicate in a poor attempt to seem intelligent.
Was everything that went Kim and Jimmy did moral? No.
But it's idiotic to say this like Kim pulled the trigger.
It is a shame actor playing Mike become so famous at the end of his acting career. I had seem him before in his younger days, but without any second thought on his acting.
So reminiscient of Mike cleaning up Jesse's apartment after Jane's overdose.
Howard is the Drew Sharp of BCS, an Innocent caught up at the wrong place and at the wrong time and whose death changes everything. Just like Drew, he just disappears. No body to bury or a grave marker to go to.
Howard being buried next to his killer, that's gotta hurt
I'm guessing he probably didn't care ... on account of being dead and all.
Imagine if you will someone like Mike teaming up with someone like Alejandro Gillick (Socario). Damn that would be scary.
Only issue I have with this scene is that Mike could have told them Lalo was dead. Could have easily put their minds at ease given how shaken up they were. But then we wouldn’t have gotten the Lalo name drop in BB so I suppose it makes sense
He told them Lalo was dead several times before and Lalo wasn't, so it wouldn't be believable if he said it
2:27 Its a good thing Jimmy responded or Mike would've slapped him.
Jimmy went through THIS, and then agreed to work with Walt??? Shoulda retired right then
Jimmy acting business as usual while Kim is clearly distressed.
ever since his brother died, he's had a lot of experience living in denial
Wdym? He clearly looks distressed too
winner emmy is...
"Here's your story: 'We woke up, we found him, that's all we know.' Say it".
Mike's silhouette in this scene reminds me of Nosferatu (1922) 😆
Why did he change the refrigerator? // ¿Por qué cambió el refrigerador?
They snuck the body out inside of the refrigerator and then replaced the refrigerator with an identical one
@@TheSonicBros1 Thanks
why do they need a new refrigerator ?
They stuff Howard in the old one I believe.
Lalo shoot Howard, but Saul and Kim killed him
2:49 I still don't know why Mike gave them fake names. What was the purpose of that?
They arent fake names, they're famous actors. He's saying they need to act as if nothing is wrong.
@@Dorsidwarf Thanks, I meant it as a joke, but I guess a lot of people don't know those names!
It pissed me off how Mike has to be all Cryptic and can’t just tell them he’s dead now
the less you know the better you sleep. in fancy words: "accomplice to a crime"
@@kabaczek17exactly. He said enough, they knew what he meant.
Even if he did, Jimmy thought he was dead before and in he walks like a ghost. So unless he sees the body, he can’t be certain.
Could someone explain why they got another refrigerator?
Because their old one had a Howard in it.
The contempt that Mike has for Jimmy is so palpable in his tone of voice. In a way, Jimmy is the worst person in either one of the series.
me last night
Mike forcing Kim and Jimmy to tell the story they invented about Howard to the public is like a dad forcing their kids to eat the entire cake after he caught them taking a alice of it.