Most Underrated Moments | Better Call Saul
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- Опубликовано: 23 дек 2021
- We asked you what you thought were some of the most underrated moments in Better Call Saul. Here's what you came up with!
00:13 - Season 5 Episode 4 "Namaste": As Jimmy doubles down on Saul Goodman; a deeply conflicted Kim brings him an interesting proposition; Gus makes a sacrifice in order to play the long game; Mike attempts to smooth things over with his family.
01:25 - Season 4 Episode 6 "Piñata": While Jimmy daydreams about reconstituting Wexler-McGill, Kim sets out to secure her own future; Mike puts a plan into motion for Gus.
02:49 - Season 5 Episode 10 "Something Unforgivable": After the showdown with Lalo, Jimmy demands answers from Mike. A warning from Howard gets Kim thinking. Nacho takes a nerve-wracking trip to Mexico.
04:45 - Season 4 Episode 10 "Winner": Jimmy turns the page on his reputation, Lalo tracks a loose end in Gus' operation, and Mike is forced to make a difficult decision.
06:27 - Season 4 Episode 10 "Winner": Jimmy turns the page on his reputation, Lalo tracks a loose end in Gus' operation, and Mike is forced to make a difficult decision.
09:46 - Season 1 Episode 10 "Marco": Jimmy seizes an opportunity to reconnect with an old friend in the aftermath; Chuck adjusts to a new way of life.
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Better Call Saul is the prequel to the award-winning series Breaking Bad, set six years before Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk) became Walter White's lawyer. When we meet him, the man who will become Saul Goodman is known as Jimmy McGill, a small-time lawyer searching for his destiny, and, more immediately, hustling to make ends meet. Working alongside, and often against, Jimmy is "fixer" Mike Erhmantraut (Jonathan Banks), a beloved character introduced in Breaking Bad. The series will track Jimmy's transformation into Saul Goodman, the man who puts "criminal" in "criminal lawyer."
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We asked and you delivered! Here are the most underrated moments according to YOU! Keep an eye out for more community posts to have your say!
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You need to add a few more commercials.
Nothing is underrated but simply unknown. All of these clips are unknown to the people who've never seen them.
I believe you have no clue what underrated means, I don't know if you were pretending to clickbait your followers or if you just don't know what the word means. But these scenes are some of the most recognized by the fans. Thanks for wasting my time though!
In the Breaking Bad universe you can only hang up by physically breaking the phone it seems
It was a burner phone… A phone used for making illicit untraceable phone calls.
@@kenriehl7852 not all people live in our world 😎
it's comical how often they do it haha but yeah i guess you gotta break it? what about the sim card tho
@@jupiter0jupiter
One pays cash for these phones, so there is no identifier to trace back to the purchaser. Once you snap it in half it is also no longer traceable GPS wise either.
@@kenriehl7852 I think you're missing the joke here brother. Whoosh or whatever they say
Howard is such a good character. I love how he is set up initially as the main antagonist, and now he’s one of the most human characters in the whole show. Howard is a pretty stand up guy and hasn’t done anything bad enough to warrant what Jimmy has done to Howard. He’s gone from the bad guy everyone hates to the guy that everyone sympathizes for.
It shows how bad are main characters truly are compared to someone who has done no wrong
Agree wholeheartedly
We mistook his kindness for weakness
You are right and that happened too with Hank at Breaking Bad.
Skyler too
Tony Dalton is so talented; he really looks like he's cooking up his answers on the spot, which many actors fail to do convincingly, especially on a phone call.
If he's actually driving, moreso.
Yeah he was also great in the Hawkeye series he brought a great presence in that show and I loved it
“Michael, is that you?”
“This IS the best chicken, I have ever HAD” 😏
@@Delightfully_Bitchy they're usually in a car on a flatbed tow truck.
Poor Lyle at $8 an hour got the heat for Gus losing over 700k.
My parents didn’t understand why I was laughing so hard at the Gus X Lyle dynamic this whole episode.
He’s an assistant manager so he probably gets paid more plus maybe Gus pays his Pollos employees more than minimum wage
@@lunch77 Don't worry, I don't understand you either.
Lyle didn't deserve that. He did nothing wrong. Poor guy even did his best to please Gus, so I don't get how that's remotely funny at all.
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"Michael...is that you?" I love that line!!
Hardly underrated though! It's one of the most loved lines in the show.
@@dielaughing73 I agree. The way Tony Dalton delivers the line makes it hilarious.
@@jordan.d. I totally fell in love with the character right then.
The way he says it sounds like he is flirting, lol
That and “He defecated through a sunroof!” are iconic.
Wow, I just realized in the speech Jimmy gives Ms. Esposito how much of how he's thinking of Chuck comes out. He even says to her "you don't really matter all that much to them and that's okay..." And he even goes on to say "the winner takes it all!" which we had seen the flashback of him and Chuck singing in the beginning of the episode. Then he goes in his car and everything just comes apart for him in that moment (probably all the Chuck stuff he'd been bottling in). Such a good scene that took me a while to understand.
I also think that when he's talking to her, he's talking to himself, like a younger version of himself. And at the end he breaks down in his car, remembering what has happened to him and what will Ms. Esposito probably have to deal with. Really sad tbh
Bob is so damn good! 🔥
Better Call Esposito when
7:50 His desperate, urgent, " You Understand what I'm trying to tell you, right?" (Teenager thinks : That you're insane?) Aloud:" Yes. .I think I do." Omg- run for that bus, sister!🤣
You can hear how emotionally upset Howard is at 3:07. By far one of the most humanized characters.
Such a good character. He starts off as just this asshole and I am dreading what happens to him in season 6.
@@jonathalon6022 Howard is Skyler of BCS
@@nont18411 they are both understandable charachters indeed
@Cranky PaperClip because she isnt in breaking bad and jimmys after all thats happend scenes or something else? Im just curious XD
I love Howard. Really disappointed to see how Jimmy and Kim are gonna betray him and try to screw him over just so they can escape their guilt of being shady illegal lawyers. They are addicted to the thrill of their scams but feel guilt for doing it so instead of stopping their scams they just come up with rationalization how their victims deserve to be scammed and how anyone who makes them feel guilty deserves it too! Ahh! Kim is gonna end up in jail I think, and Saul will have a chance to save her by admitting his own crimes and get disbarred but he won't want to and will throw Kim under the bus I bet......
the entirety of Better call Saul is underrated
The use of the word "underated" is over used. This show is a huge hit
Where does your choice of verb come from?
@@minigrande1939 no it is. This show should be mentioned in the same line with breaking bad, sopranos, wire, true detective but it isn't. This show is much better than the period dramas like got, vikings. And the worst part is Bob odenkirk and Jonathan banks r yet to receive any Emmy for this masterpiece.
@@mustaquimahmedtanbeer2437 Those two have been nominated, though, multiple times. There have been 39 BCS nominations, including two wins. Rhea Seehorn hasn't even been nominated once!
@@minigrande1939 I know!!
Thank you, I agree.
0/10 .did not have hector yelling "DA BOSS CAN SOCK ME" which is truly the most underrated part of the show .
That’s one of my favorite parts in either show
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Do you know the definition of underrated? That’s literally one of the more popular scenes in the show
@@ayaan9646 I don’t hear a lot of regular fans quote that part, I think underrated with them is a little different than underrated with super fans.
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Poor Lyle. Gus Fring was like a father figure to him. I wonder how Lyle handled the realization of what Gus really was.
maybe the same way Walt Jr did to Walt
2:45 that was so satisfying to to hear from Howard
5:38 Lalo understand immediately what's going on, you can't bullshit him, one mistake and it's over for you
9:16 Damn dude- considering I've always thought of him as a funnyman, Odenkirk has some SERIOUS acting chops
The entirety of BCS made me realize that. It doesn’t seem like acting but like he’s a real person. In BB he is the funny comic relief, in BCS his acting maybe even equals that of Brian Cranston as Walt.
That exchange between Howard and Kim is devastating on so many levels in hindsight
3:55 “Laugh if you want, but no person in their right mind would behave the way Jimmy has. We are talking about someone who is not in control of himself.”
Howard said this while Kimmy was losing her mind and laughing uncontrollably in front of him.
And then, in complete sober mentality, brings up how Chuck knew Jimmy well - totally alluding towards what happens to people who know him in the long term.
Such a fucking fantastic show. Hard not to feel pretty lucky we get to see this legendary shit.
It's the stuff of tragedy that Kim is too caught up in her own reaction to read what's going on here. Howard has been playing "what if I had..." ever since Chuck's death and _this time_ goddamnit he's pulling the alarm. If she wasn't so busy being insulted, normally astute Kim would probably be able to identify someone not that far from the edge himself who is desperate not to lose another McGill.
It's almost as if Chuck is right and wanted Jimmy to behave like a responsible adult...
@@charliekelly735 Almost as if both Chuck and Jimmy are three dimensional characters who are not always right or wrong. Chuck was right that Jimmy is like a loose cannon but his treatment of Jimmy was terrible. He didn’t do that to Jimmy for Jimmy to get better. He did that because he hates Jimmy and he doesn’t want Jimmy to succeed. Jimmy was wrong for many things but he tried to turn over a new leave and took care of Chuck for years and about “Jimmy corrupting Kim” crap, Kim decided to marry him herself albeit she had a big chance to dump him once and for all. Jimmy also trying to leave her after that as well because he knew that Chuck is right about him and he’s gonna ruin Kim but she didn’t let him go.
You cannot blame Jimmy for every bad thing that happen in this show because the other characters have free will as well.
@@charliekelly735 or chuck set unrealistic standards for jimmy, refusing to let him move on from his past. its a mix of both imo
2:30 "You wanna save your business? You wanna save your dignity? You're gonna have to fight."
Said Jimmy, the former con-artist and current criminal lawyer.
- You are NOT Kevin Costner.
- I was last night.
Imagine a spin-off based on the "they'll never let you in"-girl at 6:29, making her way through life using the advice Jimmy gav her.
It's one of the realest speeches he's ever given. Maybe because he relates to her or something idk
Great speech that scene, but I'd say keep that series in the fan fiction pages on the internet. Vince Gilligan should focus on the coolest things he wants to do.
@@kenjisxsad5404 he's talking to himself mainly in that speech, its supposed to reflect the resentment he feels toward chuck for not letting him in as an attorney at HHM coupled with the "greater than thou" nature of their relationship
Jheez I was thinking that too
@Seaworth ?
"You know who really knew Jimmy? Chuck"
That's gotta hurt... 👍
Jimmy's speech to that little girl is one of my favorite scenes in the show.
Which season is it?
@@richinmathew2098 Season 3 I think...
@@richinmathew2098 it’s season 4 episode 10
@@john5178 that's not creepy at all
I want to know what becomes of her myself
"You build it, I will come" Greatest line yet.
Yes, that’s the most underrated one! “If you build it, I will come”.
Field of Dreams for who missed it.
Jimmy’s speech to Kristy is so heartwarming and makes me so inspired
He was talking to his young, innocent, rejected self. He saw his younger self in her.
If you think about it its a horrible thing to tell a young person. You are going to cut corners, you are going to look down on them. What an example
@@constructionnetwork6858 No like fr Jimmy is not a good person. it’s the idea behind “You’re going to do better than them no matter what”
Underrated indeed, Lucy is iconic. I love her little "byeee" 10:55
Lucy looks like a lot of fun!!!!
8:28 The way she looked back, like she just ran into a spiritual ghost
Excellent call on the Kristy Esposito speech. Honestly I think that was one of the most important scenes in the entire franchise. Total moment of clarity for Jimmy.
When Howard says to Kim, "You know who really knew Jimmy? Chuck." - it's a visceral example of how perspective is everything. Howard's eventual perception of Jimmy was informed by Chuck's own insinuations about his brother's moral character. In one sense, Howard is not wrong in his statement that Chuck really knew Jimmy, but sometimes relationships with people we are close to become sour because those people DO know us from all the right and especially the wrong choices we have made.. However, the parts of Jimmy that Kim knows might be the parts that Jimmy himself wanted to present to her, not because he wanted to manipulate or deceive her but because that was the person that she made him want to be. Even though Kim knew about his Slippin' Jimmy days, it may have been her perception that while she thought of him as a misguided opportunist, he is still inherently Good and wanted to do the right thing if he could. In contrast, both Chuck and Howard could only believe he is inherently Bad. Every truth may appear differently depending on the lens through which we see it.. in other words, our previous experiences influence everything we do.
6:28
This bit makes my point well. Jimmy is certainly projecting his own experiences and frustrations in this monologue (which is obviously intentional by the writers) but it shows how his experiences have informed how he sees the world and the people in it who dangle the carrot inches out of reach and deny you because of their own biases, etc. He truly sees himself in this girl and he gives her some real, if cynical, advice straight from his own heart and honest perception of his experiences. Idk if this woman is ever referenced again at any point, but I hope we eventually do find out how successful she has become.
Howard actually wanted to help Jimmy. In the end he realized that Chuck was right. That’s the ugly truth.
@@edsongomes8019 I'm saying it's not so black and white
@@edsongomes8019 I love Howard. Really disappointed to see how Jimmy and Kim are gonna betray him and try to screw him over just so they can escape their guilt of being shady illegal lawyers. They are addicted to the thrill of their scams but feel guilt for doing it so instead of stopping their scams they just come up with rationalization how their victims deserve to be scammed and how anyone who makes them feel guilty deserves it too! Ahh! Kim is gonna end up in jail I think, and Saul will have a chance to save her by admitting his own crimes and get disbarred but he won't want to and will throw Kim under the bus I bet......
@@LegacyFTW But it sort of is. Chuck was blind to his own faults, and a head case and those things both make Chuck's opinion easy to discount and positioned Jimmy as a caregiver to him. The show runners did that to maintain the sense of this conflict because Chuck was right about Jimmy from day 1, but we as the audience needed to like Jimmy first before they made that clear.
He had heard the footsteps behind him, but wasn't ready for his hands to cover his eyes. "Who am I", asked a calm voice behind him. He enjoyed this moment in the darkness, the warm hands feeling so good on his face, he just had to make it last one moment longer. Slowly, his smile became broader and joyfully, he asked the question he already knew the answer to: "Michael? Is that you?"
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"There you go--use that!" Love it.
You thought Walt and the Fly was intimidating, meet Gus and the Fryer
You should make a compilation about Mike being a good grandfather.
You should make a compilation about Mike being a murderer.
@@valentino1000 there's already a video of Mike's hits.
I agree.
No u
They should make an explanation video about why mikes granddaughter ages backwards
Jimmy: "You wanna save your dignity, you gonna have to fight".
So Howard took it literally.
“You build it I will come.” Somewhere the real Kevin Costner is Field of Dreams laughing at this..
Does anyone else like Howard and actually feel bad for him? Feel like he is one of the only genuinely good people on the show and actually will see things for what they are and without bias to Jimmy
I feel like this is one of the more common opinions
Yeah I don’t think you are supposed to not like Howard at this point. I’m worried about his fate more than anybody else’s. We know jimmy and Kim are going to take things too far, but just how far is that?
You want feel bad for Howard, but let’s not forget how he treated Kim in season one.
@@blacksnk he was a douchey boss for a season or 2 but he makes up for it. The writer must have wanted to change his character to someone more likable
@@mrpillows his fate.. RIP
Jimmy is so right. Influential people hang labels on others and nothing the person they label will ever change this. If you work or just live with peoplelike that, LEAVE.
"That door sticks."
I love it.
This whole show is an underrated moment.
The he's not Kevin Costner part was so hilarious!
That Saul speech to the girl was brutal, I loved it.
Kim had me laughing when she laughed at Howard's accusations about Jimmy throwing bowling balls. 😂 😂 😂
It’s despicable and makes her look like an ignorant fool…….. how is it funny?
@@carson11100 I agree, it's never funny... I admit Kim's character is really well delivered but you can never like her, I mean a normal person won't! that's my personal opinion of course!
it wasnt funny, howard was right and kim knew it but had no sympathy at all
I fcking hate her for that tbh
4:26
Howard was on point here
Jimmy really had fallen into Saul
1:27 This is the exact moment Howard became Frank.
Just make the entire show into this video and you are done!
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@HarunX57zt: THEY'RE DONE WHEN WE SAY THEY'RE DONE 😎
I noticed the performance of the teenage girl who Saul gives the pep talk to when I watched BCS, it's really impressive, because she really does seem confused and a bit intimidated, but you can see that bit of resolve coming through, that she's actually listening to Saul's words, that she's developing iron in her soul.
“The south wall is going to look great” 😂 I love and hate Lalo at the same time
I really hope that Kristy Esposito got what Jimmy was saying. She's so young and so his message might go over her head but I really hope that she doesn't give up and becomes the best that she can.
I loved Breaking Bad and thought Better Call Saul was the perfect prequel. Brilliant TV.
BCS is a prequel. The events of BCS happens 6 years before Breaking Bad.
@@RebelGaming4U adjective before prequel
I still can't believe Jimmy projected himself and trauma dropped on a college student.
"They will never let you in"
*proceeds to get an offer to join HHM and denies it so he can do funny prank
Lyle is an awesome character, a loyal worker that really loves his work at Los Pollos Hermanos.
I choose to believe Lyle will be their next CEO.
Better call saul the best spinoff prequel to ever grace the television!
Thank you Vince Gilligan
Thank you Peter Gould
Thank you AMC
Ive watched BREAKING BAD entirely through at least 10x
And Saul at least 5× and once again as a refresh to get ready for the final season.
Basically cant get enough of the genius writing and the epic cast of characters.
Ive found so many great shows out there but nothing pulls at my heart like the production level of BB, BCS and El Camino.
I know you guys are probably burnt out but please please do not stop telling this story, theres still so much that could be told.
Saul was my favorite character from BB so BCS was epic for me!
I want to see Mikes days on the force.
His dirty cop storyline & his son Matties death.
Gus orgin and background.
Walt Jr and Holly and Skyler how do they adjust.
Is Jesses new life too boring in a good way nothing to tell?
I would literally watch an entire series of
Lavell Crawford & Bill Burr going on odd jobs for Saul going back n forth they are hilarious.
How did Tuco get so crazy?
Great stuff guys😉
Great comment but hey, we need an entire show about Lalo, how he started, he is the smartest guy on the show since Mr. White!
Jimmy and Kim’s kiss after they pull of the con on Ken in “Switch” is so beautiful. Underrated as hell moment
"You don't matter that much to them."
"You never really mattered that much to me"
4:34 "You know who really knew Jimmy? Chuck."
Wow... It's true.
"Clock is ticking on that too"
BRUH
They should just do a compilation of Gus Fring snapping flip-phones in half. I'd watch it.
it's gotta feel great to snap one, while staring off into the middle distance
I kept asking myself: How many phones were killed in the making of this show?
There’s two moments with alarms that are so accurate. One with Kim and one with Lalo. They set them, close their eyes then 5 seconds later it goes off.
All these scenes were valued highly, at least to me.
To think I know people that wont give this show a shot because they think it will be stupid. I mean I for one am very happy I watched this from the beginning
The speech to Mss Esposito is really the moral reasoning of Saul Goodman. Unfortunately, there is lot of truth there.
You know how I know if a show I've watched is top tier? It's when I'm compelled to just keep rewatching clips from them long past finishing the series.
I've never heard something be approved so unapprovingly. "it is...acceptable".
2:42 Howard's face is legendary.
3:08 Kim had given a thought to…sending him on a trip to Belize.
Kim looks wayy younger than she actually is tbh
We are so lucky to have this show, let alone BB. Everyone involved deserves a medal!
I love all the Pollos Hermanos employees, underrated actors
Walter- Dead.
Mike- Shot and killed.
Hank- Killed and Buried.
Gus- Blown to hell.
Skylar- Scarred for life.
Marie- Likely committed suicide.
Jesse- On the run for the rest of his life.
...
And then there’s Gene. Shall he join his former associates? Or will he escape in true slippery Saul fashion once more?
“Find out next week on BETTER CALL SAULLLLLLL”
Huell - Still waiting infront of that television
@@abhay3526 bru. Walt Jr still grubbing on breakfast 😅😂
Jesse isn't on the run for his life, he made it out. He gets to go straight.
Lyle - Becomes the next CEO of Los Pollos Hermanos
This Show is a Masterpiece I can't wait for season 5 to be on Netflix
I can't wait for season 6. Screw Netflix.
It's still not on Netflix but I'm in jamaica for Christmas and season 5 is on it here so I was able to watch it
Dropping a 10 for Express VPN was worth it to get UK Netflix
"Screw you."
"If you build it, I will come."
This Gus Fring scene no. 1 was just to establish an alibi
That's exactly what I thought.
Kim is so beautiful in so many ways.
Cringe
Rhea is gorgeous, i love how she plays Kim
As Lalo would say regarding her being the wife of Jimmy/Saul: una güera, bien por el
Caught you simping again son?
The way she confronted Lalo and afterwards, in that scene in the season finale where she asks Jimmy if they should get married made me realize Kim is every man's dream wife
That lip twitch at 6:00 ... love it.
That whole sequence where Werner escapes and Lalo is following Mike trying to find him is probably my favorite sequence of events from either show. That entire thing was just so masterfully done. That storyline of them building the lab was awesome.
"Michael, is that you?"
😎👍
I'm liking this show better then BREAKING BAD
Anyone who’s worked in fast food knows that fryer is impossibly clean
the little adjustment of the fryers in the first clip at the end says so much in with the little detail it provides
I love how fring says with ALOT of venom ‘you got the moneyyyyy?’
Man, I really need to start rewatching all of it. I barely remember half of these scenes.
These are some of the most important scenes in the series.
3:41 - Funniest scene
The entire show is underrated.
Jimmy's suits must have cost more than his car was worth
I like when jimmy says "you wanna save your dignity? You're gonna have to fight" and when jimmy tries to destroy howards reputation howards gets in the ring
The winner takes it all!!! Damn true!!!
Lucianne’s “byee” is top notch.
6:34 her shirt is garden gnomes
This entire show is underrated
"Cleaning the fry basket?" I don't think so.
I love Kim she's awesome, total wife material, if something happens to her or when Jimmy loses her i'm going to cry for real, i've been so close to cry... for example the montage with the song "something stupid like i love you" that shit makes me cry
I think they eventually divorce or something cause in BB Saul mentions an "ex-wife"
@@talasmin4351 he mentioned his 2nd wife slept with his father in law. This is the wife that slept with the guy who got the chicago sunroof.
Kim is wife number 3
@@talasmin4351 3? I think.
8:20 i think one of BCS's biggest missed opportunities is not having ms. Esposito be his defense lawyer in the ending episodes
Love Jimmy's speech
9:00 Were not seeing Saul Goodman, we’re not seeing Slippin’ Jimmy, we’re seeing James McGill. The same McGill that lost his brother, who drove himself into the ground, and is slightly beginning to accept some responsibility, much to his dismay.
I'm convinced the writing of these characters is what makes B&B and BCS. Mike, Howard, Nacho, Gus, Hector, Chuck, Kim and Lalo. All these "side characters" are some of the most interesting in the shows.
The scene with Kristy is something else
The thing I realized is I can`t really rewatch BetterCallSaul anymore, since Howard`s appearance would make me freeze after what we`ve seen in the last episode of last season....
I hope the writers don't forget and we get to see an Easter Egg of a successful Kristy Esposito.
I never thought he looked like Kevin Costner until that line and now I cant unsee it lmfao "you build it. I will come"
Somewhere in the New Mexico Dessert there's over a 1000 Broken Flip Phones Buried.