Jimmy negotiating with Tuco in the desert was simultaneously some of the most nerve-wracking and hilarious tv I’ve seen. Also, the guy Tuco tells to stop helping is No-Doze, who Tuco beat to death in Breaking Bad...guess he couldn’t take the hint lol
He got them off with just a broken leg each after they called Tuco Salamanca's grandmother a "Biz-natch". Five seasons later characters familiar with Tuco will still be marveling at that achievement.
True. When Jesse and Walt threaten Saul in their fuzzy balaclavas, Saul says 'it wasn't me it was Ignacio. Siempre soy amigo del cartel. Lalo didn't send you?' I always misheard him thinking he said Eladio, which sorta makes sense since he mentioned cartel. But he actually said was Lalo. Nacho is a varient of Ignacio, Lalo is one for Eduardo. 2 name mentions from BrBa but never seen.
Yeah and Jesse is most likely a student in Walt’s class or just graduating. (First episode takes place in 2002 and Jesse was born in 1984 so he’d be 17 or 18)
First time I ever saw Michael Mando's work (the guy who plays Nacho) was in the Far Cry 3 game as Vaas. The character wasn't even meant to be in the game but apparently his auditions were so good they had to write a character for him to play. I can't tell you how happy I was that he was casted for Better Call Saul. His performance in that game was so good. I'd say one of the best villain characters I've seen in any game.
I always wondered if Michael Mando who plays Nacho was cast because someone played alot of Farcry 3 and were obsessed with his definition of insanity. He was the best part of the game, that's why he's on the cover.
BCS is a slow burn. It's very character rich. Pay attention to backgrounds, lighting, camera angles, subtle physical exchanges between characters. Every single thing is done with purpose. Btw, that is the real sky. One of the things they love about shooting in Albuquerque is that huge sky. The scenery is very important to them.
Exactly. I can think of at least a couple reasons why she’d do that, and neither are good. What’s more is that the Salamanca cartel has presumably existed for many years by this point, so granny-undoubtably being one of the family-would likely know something about their criminal activities; even if she turns a blind eye or pretends otherwise.
this moment right here is why the Salamancas will never kill Jimmy. they'll do anything besides that. anyone who can reason with Tuco like that is way too valuable to die.
Well, grandma is most likely a “Salamanca,” the family that runs the biggest and most notorious Mexican drug cartel in the BB/BCS universe. She also hit a man, and drove away from the scene...for which there is no excusable reason. In light of this, odds are she ain’t so good.
I love your reaction videos! Better Call Saul is very good. It starts off at kind of a slow pace for the first couple of seasons, but then gets much better as the seasons go along. I enjoy all of the Breaking Bad Easter eggs sprinkled in here and there. There are some Better Call Saul episodes that are great. However, and this is obviously just my opinion, it is not quite on par with Breaking Bad. When I think of the "Ozymandias" episode of Breaking Bad, and I watch it now (almost 7 years after seeing it the first time), I am still blown away by it. That BB episode was so powerful and so harrowing from start to finish. There are no episodes of Better Call Saul -- in 5 seasons -- that quite match that single episode of BB (yet). Many viewers think that Better Call Saul is just as good as BB, if not better... but I can't quite agree. So... I would say that Better Call Saul is definitely worth watching all the way through -- the 6th & final season of it is coming sometime in 2021 -- and it is a very well done show, for all the reasons Breaking Bad was a well done show (acting, directing, editing, scenery, writing, etc.). BUT it's a 'slow burn' kind of a show, and not quite at the same pace or level of intensity that Breaking Bad was at in its final couple of seasons. To me, Breaking Bad is much more rewatch-able than Better Call Saul. I can watch certain episodes of BB many times over the years, but I don't have as much of a desire to watch BCS episodes repeatedly.
That's what people don't understand about flat States like New Mexico. People think "Oh, it's so flat, it's boring". Thing is, it's not the land you're there for, it's the sky. Look straight ahead in flat states and you see the sky. In states like Michigan where I live you see land most of the time and only see sky if you look up. It really does change your perception, kind of like living in the sky. That's why Montana has "Big Sky Country" on their license plates.
@@GoliathWarfare There's not really much of a difference. People from Latin & South America and other places colonized by Spain & Portugal where extensive crossbreeding took place between the colonists and natives can identify as white or not depending on their preference. For example, 53% of the United State's Hispanic and Latino population identified as white in the 2010 census. What I'm getting at is that being Latino doesn't exclude someone from being white.
@@DovahFett What's more, Latino and Hispanic is a cultural thing. Alexis Bledel identifies as Latina because of her links with Argentina and Mexico, and because she spoke Spanish at home.
@@StickManVS He is the guy who talks with Jimmy/ Saul in his office at the end of the episode about ripping off the Kellermans , and you can see him at 6:42-6:45 in the video talking to Jimmy/ Saul and he says:" I know where to find you, James McGill". His name is Ignacio "Nacho" Varga and he works with Tuco as his number 2 guy.
The guy who saved Saul from Tuco was Nacho(Ignacio). He was mentioned in breaking bad when Jesse and Walt brought Saul in desert to scare him, and Saul said "It wasn't me, it was all Ignacio" and then he mentioned that he thought that Lalo Salamanca( you will see him later, he is amazing guy) sent them.
His name is Jimmy at this point and he’s still pretty far from the Saul monicker we know. Also, Chuck McGill is his older brother who he takes care of. The “new” character is Ignacio or “Nacho”. The writing on this show is more intricate than in Breaking Bad. The show will progress into crazy territory.
@@eighthdoctor I thought he was referring to those two who got their legs broken. I wouldn't say that about Imon and Abi(I apologize in advance). That's my bad.
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Jimmy negotiating with Tuco in the desert was simultaneously some of the most nerve-wracking and hilarious tv I’ve seen.
Also, the guy Tuco tells to stop helping is No-Doze, who Tuco beat to death in Breaking Bad...guess he couldn’t take the hint lol
"I just talked you down from a death sentence to 6 months probation. I am the BEST lawyer"
He got them off with just a broken leg each after they called Tuco Salamanca's grandmother a "Biz-natch". Five seasons later characters familiar with Tuco will still be marveling at that achievement.
Nacho is definitely one of my favorite characters of the series. I'm willing to bet he'll be yours too.
Him along with Mike and Kim are my favourites in the initial seasons.
Nacho was only mentioned by name in breaking bad.
True. When Jesse and Walt threaten Saul in their fuzzy balaclavas, Saul says 'it wasn't me it was Ignacio. Siempre soy amigo del cartel. Lalo didn't send you?' I always misheard him thinking he said Eladio, which sorta makes sense since he mentioned cartel. But he actually said was Lalo. Nacho is a varient of Ignacio, Lalo is one for Eduardo. 2 name mentions from BrBa but never seen.
@@explodingplant2 I did not realize that he said Lalo, nice
I wonder if that was supposed to be known at this point. Nacho is a nickname. Not sure if his real name is revealed by this point.
Nope your wrong Lalo salamanca was mentioned as well
@@childeaterieatkidz4208 u didn’t read the comment right
Rule #1 Don't ever call Tuco's grandmother a biznatch
What is a biznatch btw
@@Liveforrisks I assume a combination of bitch and snatch
Also to think Walt is somewhere teaching chemistry while all this shit is going on 😂😂😂
Yeah and Jesse is most likely a student in Walt’s class or just graduating. (First episode takes place in 2002 and Jesse was born in 1984 so he’d be 17 or 18)
😆😅😂🤣😭💀
@@PresUlyssesSGrant Walt is gonna completely forget being on stage while Jesse gets his diploma handed to him.
First time I ever saw Michael Mando's work (the guy who plays Nacho) was in the Far Cry 3 game as Vaas. The character wasn't even meant to be in the game but apparently his auditions were so good they had to write a character for him to play. I can't tell you how happy I was that he was casted for Better Call Saul. His performance in that game was so good. I'd say one of the best villain characters I've seen in any game.
I never finished this one series, but he was also on Orphan Black.
@@dwnkaomwn3953 he's also good in this show. He's just a great actor all round.
I forgot that he was also in Spiderman Homecoming so was pleasantly surprised when he showed up on screen. 😊
Jimmy managing to talk down Tuco like that shows that he actually is a good lawyer. That was some damn good negotiating.
I always wondered if Michael Mando who plays Nacho was cast because someone played alot of Farcry 3 and were obsessed with his definition of insanity. He was the best part of the game, that's why he's on the cover.
I loved him so much in FC3
such a shame they replace him with a weaker villain halfway through the story
Jack Garton isn’t Vaas in the end of the game? That’s what I remember
@@kanelic you kill vaas and then move onto the other island with the mercenaries where you get the wingsuit
Jack Garton damn yeah I guess that wasnt very memorable like Vaas. Guess thats why I dont remember it, which really proves your point
I love how dude doesn't listen to tuco n ends up paying for it in breaking bad at the end of season 1 when he beats him to death. 😂
I love how crazy Tuco still is.
BCS is a slow burn. It's very character rich. Pay attention to backgrounds, lighting, camera angles, subtle physical exchanges between characters. Every single thing is done with purpose.
Btw, that is the real sky. One of the things they love about shooting in Albuquerque is that huge sky. The scenery is very important to them.
"What a good grandma" Yeah, but she still fled from an accident
Exactly. I can think of at least a couple reasons why she’d do that, and neither are good. What’s more is that the Salamanca cartel has presumably existed for many years by this point, so granny-undoubtably being one of the family-would likely know something about their criminal activities; even if she turns a blind eye or pretends otherwise.
“It wasn’t me it was Ignacio!”
Then it's "did Lalo send you,?... No Lalo?.. oh thank God."
Coolbreeze Productions I thought he said “don lalo”
@@anthonykublawi
You might be right. I'll look it up soon and get back to you
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"Crazy old bizznatch!"
_And it was at that moment, that he knew he done fked up._ 😎
this moment right here is why the Salamancas will never kill Jimmy. they'll do anything besides that.
anyone who can reason with Tuco like that is way too valuable to die.
Nacho is mentioned in Breaking Bad when Walter and Jesse hold Saul at gunpoint and he says" It wasn't me it was Ignacio"
Eyyy you guys put the Ozymandias reaction in the intro. Good addition!
I just noticed that you are using part of the Ozymandias Reaction for your intro. Cool ;)
Well, grandma is most likely a “Salamanca,” the family that runs the biggest and most notorious Mexican drug cartel in the BB/BCS universe. She also hit a man, and drove away from the scene...for which there is no excusable reason. In light of this, odds are she ain’t so good.
_That's church yo!_
New chairs? New filming location? It looks good!
I'm addicted to this channel, please help
@Alan 😂😂😂
These girls were crushing on TODD. They are gonna fall hard for Nacho. 😂
Nacho is so hot 😍
No no no. Correction. Abi* was crushing on Todd. Lol.
@@ImonSnow Thad 😀
Imon_Snow Fair point and my apologies 😂
Hey now, the guy offered tea ☕️ 😍😂
Ah... where is the "Like a Troll under a bridge!!"? : (
I love your reaction videos! Better Call Saul is very good. It starts off at kind of a slow pace for the first couple of seasons, but then gets much better as the seasons go along. I enjoy all of the Breaking Bad Easter eggs sprinkled in here and there. There are some Better Call Saul episodes that are great. However, and this is obviously just my opinion, it is not quite on par with Breaking Bad. When I think of the "Ozymandias" episode of Breaking Bad, and I watch it now (almost 7 years after seeing it the first time), I am still blown away by it. That BB episode was so powerful and so harrowing from start to finish. There are no episodes of Better Call Saul -- in 5 seasons -- that quite match that single episode of BB (yet). Many viewers think that Better Call Saul is just as good as BB, if not better... but I can't quite agree. So...
I would say that Better Call Saul is definitely worth watching all the way through -- the 6th & final season of it is coming sometime in 2021 -- and it is a very well done show, for all the reasons Breaking Bad was a well done show (acting, directing, editing, scenery, writing, etc.). BUT it's a 'slow burn' kind of a show, and not quite at the same pace or level of intensity that Breaking Bad was at in its final couple of seasons. To me, Breaking Bad is much more rewatch-able than Better Call Saul. I can watch certain episodes of BB many times over the years, but I don't have as much of a desire to watch BCS episodes repeatedly.
i loved this new setting
thats Nacho
very nice work ladies. And love your voices
That's what people don't understand about flat States like New Mexico. People think "Oh, it's so flat, it's boring". Thing is, it's not the land you're there for, it's the sky. Look straight ahead in flat states and you see the sky. In states like Michigan where I live you see land most of the time and only see sky if you look up.
It really does change your perception, kind of like living in the sky. That's why Montana has "Big Sky Country" on their license plates.
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"The weed of crime bares bitter fruit you old hag!"
Another great reaction.
Love the video Imon Nation and ABI Nation stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way
A honey dripping word Smith.
I like the new setup
"yeah who is this guy?"
Ok ok i see how y'all doin! 😂😂😂😂😂 new set and everything wow
The white dude is the one Tuco killed back in Breaking Bad Season 1 finale.
"It wasn't me, it was Ignacio! He's the one!" - Breaking Bad Season2 Ep8.
He's not white, just light-skinned latino
@@GoliathWarfare There's not really much of a difference. People from Latin & South America and other places colonized by Spain & Portugal where extensive crossbreeding took place between the colonists and natives can identify as white or not depending on their preference. For example, 53% of the United State's Hispanic and Latino population identified as white in the 2010 census. What I'm getting at is that being Latino doesn't exclude someone from being white.
@@DovahFett What's more, Latino and Hispanic is a cultural thing. Alexis Bledel identifies as Latina because of her links with Argentina and Mexico, and because she spoke Spanish at home.
I don't understand, who is Ignacio
@@StickManVS He is the guy who talks with Jimmy/ Saul in his office at the end of the episode about ripping off the Kellermans , and you can see him at 6:42-6:45 in the video talking to Jimmy/ Saul and he says:" I know where to find you, James McGill".
His name is Ignacio "Nacho" Varga and he works with Tuco as his number 2 guy.
The guy who saved Saul from Tuco was Nacho(Ignacio). He was mentioned in breaking bad when Jesse and Walt brought Saul in desert to scare him, and Saul said "It wasn't me, it was all Ignacio" and then he mentioned that he thought that Lalo Salamanca( you will see him later, he is amazing guy) sent them.
Some random Chuck guy:)
He tried to get Jesse to buy the nail salon.
His name is Jimmy at this point and he’s still pretty far from the Saul monicker we know. Also, Chuck McGill is his older brother who he takes care of. The “new” character is Ignacio or “Nacho”. The writing on this show is more intricate than in Breaking Bad. The show will progress into crazy territory.
What is the definition of insanity?
Trust me, you will know when Jimmy McGill becomes Saul Goodman.
New setting
Hey guys i know this is not on topic and pretty late but will you ever react to punisher season 2? Not many channels have season 2
That's cool, Deku gets to sit between you two.
Honestly maybe tuco would have just given them some money if they came nicely lmao
Check out my tribute to Jimmy:D
Wonder what would the two of you do to convince Tuco otherwise
I doubt those two idiots would be able to convince a lunatic like Tuco of anything.
@@dwnkaomwn3953 don't be an asshole dude.
@@eighthdoctor I thought he was referring to those two who got their legs broken. I wouldn't say that about Imon and Abi(I apologize in advance). That's my bad.
people really have a hard time spoiling shows for others, maybe you girls should disable comments cause dumb people are gonna dumb
Nachoooooooo after season 5 I have no idea where his story would go
Nice
(support comment)
15:30 I take offence to that and i will sue for everything you have
So your just starting?? Your on the first episode? ... you got alot of splaining to do Lucy!!
Better call Saul is way better
Good ol Vaas. Vas. Idk.
Any one else notice that noise playing through the whole video?