"Lightning Bolts Shoot From My Fingertips!" | JMM | Better Call Saul
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- Jimmy takes it out on Howard for the job offer.
#BetterCallSaul #SaulGoodman #Lightning
From Season 5, Episode 7 'JMM' - Jimmy and Kim build a legal firewall with help from Huell; Kim sets things straight with her clients as Jimmy is compromised by his; Gus, at war on all fronts, calms troubled waters in service of his plot to build an empire; Mike does damage control.
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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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I love how Howard runs away in fear of being electrocuted immediately.
Lmaoo
Who wouldn't???
he inherited Chuck's illness
Bravo Vince
Good thing Chuck wasn't there
it’s crazy that he has the power to control electricity throughout the entire series but only ever uses it to annoy his brother
Or ruin Howard’s life
i know vince and peter just never addressed it, just like walt’s telepathy. bad writing i guess. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Jimmy McGill > Emperor Palpatine
@@EvanJTao you don't get it, he was bound by him and Kim's vow to only use their powers for good. once he started to serve evil his righteous lightning god powers were sealed away
loool
Bob Odenkirk after being denied an Emmy 💀
That Emmy was like a bacterium to him
you know why i didn’t want the emmy? because it’s TOO SMALL
@@bemi201 I DON’T CARE ABOUT IT! IT’S NOTHING TO ME! IT’S A BACTERIUM!
@@TimohaNorveg I TRAVEL IN WORLDS YOU CANT EVEN IMAGINE!
@@theuniverse5311 YOU CAN’T CONCEIVE OF WHAT I’M CAPABLE OF
Jimmy: you sound a little unhinged howard.
A minute later: IM A GOD IN HUMAN CLOTHING AND LIGHTNING SHOOTS FROM MY FINGERTIPS
In this scene, he is far more Saul than Jimmy, but you can still see his original self privately conflicted about the path he's chosen. He even uses the Jimmy persona to try to deny everything, but his pretense is watery and minimal. When he is treated with pity and respect by Howard, though, he becomes irate and transitions into Saul in order to throw a tantrum. He projects wildly, accusing Howard of responsibility in Chuck's death which he knows is false but thinks will still hurt him. He indeed acts unhinged himself after calling Howard this for correctly accusing him of things he did. Having Howard figure him out and not be hurt by him was what got under his skin, since his narrative is all about turning evil in order to deny others power over oneself. Sheep and wolves, etc.
@@brettzforeman I don't really think Saul and Jimmy are different personalities or anything. It feels a little reductive to call it that, if anything Saul is just a façade he uses from time to time to distance his actions from his emotions. Which I recognize isn't actually much of difference but it's a distinction I feel needs to be made. Throughout his con-artist escapades Jimmy just developed extravagant, over the top mannerisms which he applied to create the public persona of Saul. He is still 100% Jimmy, he has just changed over time. This scene to me is just Jimmy lashing out due to being annoyed by Howard's empathy, which he interpreted as the same distain that had plagued him for years. He also wants to convince himself that he is progressing and is more than the Jimmy that Howard knew in season 1, when in actuality I think he was worried that he was in over his head and was disturbed by the morality of his dealings with Lalo.
As over the top as this monologue is, it's pretty great how it brings together all the building elements of Jimmy's character into one big cathartic rant to really showcase his insecurity just before the climax of the season. It feels like in addition to just trying to rattle Howard newfound composure, he is also trying to lie to himself and speak these things into existence, since basically everything he said is something he wished was true at that point.
@@incidentlyaniguana2193 people have said the same thing about Walter and Heisenberg. people just can't comprehend how they're litteraly the same characters.
@@xomi9722 Yeah, at least with Walt, there is an incredibly distinct difference between S1 and S5. With Jimmy it's way less of a black and white personality change. It annoys me how people latched onto the persona names of these characters and act like they just morph into different people overnight.
@@incidentlyaniguana2193 even in season 1, and i mean really the first episodes, you could see glimpses of Heisenberg here and there, so he always was like this, he just decides to fully embrace it in the end, and that's exactly the same thing with Jimmy and Saul
One thing you can say about the McGill brothers, they can make passionate rants that they instantly regret a moment later
HE DEFECATED THROUGH MY FINGER TIPS.
@@narlabegins HE LIGHTNING-ED THROUGH A SUNROOF.
So do I.
@@narlabegins what
You think this is something? You think this is bad? This-This job offer? He's done worse!
0:07
This is the exact moment Saul Goodman became Saas Goodoog.
LMAOOOO
Sus Good Dog
What's Goodog?
@@kevintrang6447 goodog deez nuts
JimmiJ McGiiGcM
This is the exact moment Howard’s job offer became a bacterium
i actually laughed at this kms
Wow how original
@@heavy-purple-mixx3779 this is the exact moment the original joke was made
@@jumpergamer1913 this was the exact moment the reply to "wow how original" was created and posted on the video sharing platform known as "RUclips"
@@thexylophone this is the exact moment someone made a 4th wall break about how jokes are often recycled on the video sharing platform known as RUclips"
Howard ended up directly facing one of the worlds that Jimmy said he "can't even imagine"
Ha ha "directly facing"
Lightning bolt shoots from Lalo’s fingertip
Believe it
This moment must of been going through Howard’s head when he walked in
He got sent on a free trip to Belize after facing that world!
I love how at 2:18 Jimmy jumps when he says "ᵇᵉᶜᵃᵘˢᵉ ᶦᵗˢ ᵗᵒᵒ SMALL"
Cause he is considerably shorter than Howard
@@IsraelCervantes-le4gf
*cause he is too SMALL
He syncs up his jump with small like he's trying to do a verbal slam dunk
A bowling ball it is
Hey, how do you get to change your font size like that on RUclips?
I love that you can tell that howard's therapy has paid off, he doesn't even flinch when Jimmy says "you killed my brother". He has moved on and Jimmy hasn't.
He doesn't flinch, but looks affected.
The irony it that jimmy is trying to blame Howard when in fact he is the one to blame for Chuck s death…
@@edsongomes8019 He's not really blaming him; he's just trying to make Howard feel bad.
@@spencerfrankclayton4348 exactly
@@edsongomes8019 nah, Chuck had it coming.
"Jimmy I'm sorry you're in pain."
What I find incredible is that sounds exactly like something Chuck would say. The only difference is that Howard is coming from a genuine place. But Jimmy can't tell the difference which is why he immediately implodes, assuming Howard is looking down on him just like Chuck. At this point, him taking a job from Howard would be like going back to the mailroom. So he lashes out.
In a way he's projecting all of his insecurities related to Chuck onto Howard.
Same with how he makes multiple references about saving people from a fire during his scams with Kim and referring to the name McGill as "burnt" when he's explaining why he changed his name.
It's quite tragic to see really.
@@sekijokes451 I really hope address his grief about Chuck by the end. It feels like jimmy's PTSD about the desert eclipsed any grief he felt towards Chuck death. Which is understandable, but we spent like half the show with this character and now it feels like he's been forgotten.
@@grey-spark I don't think he's been forgotten.
If anything Chuck's death and Jimmy's unresolved issues with him permeate throughout the series.
It's part of why he distances himself from the name McGill and why he went down the road of embracing his Saul persona.
All to spite Chuck's rejection of him and to show that his way is "better" by comparison.
@@sekijokes451 I'm curious, which scenes does he mention saving people from fires? Be specific if you can. I never caught those fire and burnt references, but that's a really nice touch I'd like to see myself.
Wow, that's some wonderful analysis.
This scene is basically Jimmy's version of Walt's "I am the danger" scene
Yep, two deeply insecure men trying to intimidate someone into believing in fabricated versions of themselves, with each outburst followed by a few moments of shame
@@dumpsta-divrr365 In this occasion, tho, people aren't saying Jimmy is being a badass.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks this
@@videocommenter235internetdrone thought he was pretty badass tho
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If you look closely, you can see that this is the moment Saul Goodman becomes Saul Badman
Excellent
Batman
Saul Meanperson
Sol Badguy
S’all Bad, Man
this is the moment jimmy's face looked funny reflected on the wall
THAT, my friend, is the moment Jimmy become JimmiJ
@@johans3164 lmao
reminds me of a shot from Hannibal, when he is about to be kidnapped by Verger's men
could represent the jimmy v. saul
@@MaelstromEntertainment thats what I was thinking
This is the moment Saul Goodman became Emperor Palpatine.
This is the moment where we realize Saul Goodman.... is anything but a good man.
This is the moment Saul Goodman became Emperor Palpatine.
Breaking Bad 5×7: "Say my Name"
Better Call Saul 5×7: *"I'M LIKE A GOD IN HUMAN CLOTHING"*
OMFG that's true. both main characters having their big ego scenes.
LIGHTNING BOLTS SHOOT FROM MY FINGER TIPS!
@@Maw0 ruclips.net/video/S9RVS8cjNN0/видео.html
BB: "I am the danger!"
BCS: "Lightening bolts shoot from my finger tips!"
5x6: Everybody wins!
This why Thor couldn’t lift the hammer in the first movie there was already a god in Albuquerque
He's in Nebraska by then.
@@papl20 I been winning
I don't get the joke. Is it an MCU thing? Cus I don't watch those.
@@heathercalun4919 good for u
@@Organic.smiles I can't even tell if you're being sarcastic.
At 2:16 starts one of the most iconic camera shots of the whole series. The movement, the composition, the acting, the whole cinematography is just perfect
Wait, what are you talking about? This is just a tracking shot, cool it with your faux-intellectualism.
@@ianrastoski3346 You really stop scrolling to write such an ignorant comment?
@@PatoNani18 If you look in the dictionary for "irony," you'll find a mirror.
I might be reaching but even at 2:34 the blue Saul is wearing expands into that space around him but is still boxed in like delusions of him thinking he’s bigger than he is/acting that way. Also people still around the space like it still affects others. Fun thought at least
I have definitely seen better tracking shots but I think the one of the reflection earlier in this scene is a far smarter and more creative one
"I travel in worlds you can't even imagine"
And Jimmy's choice to do this ultimately costs a man who did nothing but try to help Jimmy his life
Trying to help people who absolutely don't want any help is one of the biggest mistakes you can make. It almost never ends well.
He seemed to me like he didn't want to do it at all, but Kim made it clear she wouldn't respect him if he turned it down so he did it anyway.
@@darrenringer9811 Stop it with this "Kim made him do it" nonsense. It was Kim's idea but it was Jimmy's choice to go along with it. Yeah she was a bit pushy, but she didn't spend a lot of time convincing him did she, and + Jimmy didn't put a lot of effort in changing her mind either. We can see in this scene that Jimmy also had contempt towards Howard so it makes sense he'd eventually go along with it, not to mention that Jimmy can't refuse the thrill of a con.
During the entire con afterwards I don't think Jimmy ever had second thoughts or told Kim something like it's a bad idea (though I'm not sure about this particularly, correct me if I'm wrong).
In the first or second episode of the season when he was planting the fake cocaine, Kim told him to abort the mission but Jimmy's love of conning got the best of him so he continued.
They were making out to the sound of Howard's career getting ruined. Any normal person would refuse to make out during something like that, but we know Jimmy enjoyed it as well.
Idk why all of a sudden the narrative shifted to "Kim manipulated Saul into conning a man", when we all know who Saul is, how much he loves conning people.
I mean obviously Kim is the main culprit because she did get the idea and proposing a huge con to a con-man is like dangling a shiny object infront of a cat, but Jimmy is far from an innocent victim who has been manipulated into all of this.
I lost my hope to Kim as a person this season but her character got even more interesting than it already was in exchange. It's up to the final six episodes to see if she can be redeemed in some way.
Howard sided with chuck over jimmy at every turn. To say all he ever did was try to help is rubbish.
@@stevenparkes1025 why wouldn’t he side with the other partner of the firm?
The growth of Howard being the 'slimy two-faced lawyer' to one of the most morally respectable characters in the cast is one of the MANY highlights that proves Better Call Saul is a classic piece of storytelling.
I don't think he's ever been two faced, to the contrary. He was loyal to Chuck, he kept Jimmy and Kim close, he even demoted Kim instead of firing her (which among lawyers can be a career killer) and kept Chuck's secret to make sure the brothers don't argue about Jimmy NOT becoming a partner at HHM, he vouched for Jimmy to work at the other law firm. He's done everything right and tried to act professional when everyone else was goofing around.
@@mac1991seth He's definitely been two-faced, but it wasn't because he was a malicious man. It was because his back was forced against the wall. He's definitely made a lot of mistakes, but I think he's paid for all of them (having to personally pay off Chuck by taking out loans, losing Chuck and the guilt that came with that, etc.) and doesn't deserve to have anything else happen to him.
Hamlin, form the very beginning, was probably the most reasonable person in the show. He was just unlucky enough to get involved with the McGill brothers.
I feel like he has always been one of the better people in the series even when early on the story writing framed him as a generic high class douche.
Your comment is making me realize Howard is the Skyler of this show.
This scene is equivalent to Walter's "I'm the danger". In both scenes, they were trying to convince themselves and others that they are in control.
fr he trying to find autonomy after helping lalo
@@tigrispanthera5496it’s funny cause in the very next episode in the first scene which makes it the next scene in the show we see, Lalo calls Jimmy a nobody.
@@Jester_Jingles 😭 insane
And they're both hilarious
@@grandmasteryoda6717 I found the I am the danger scene kind of sad since he’s technically bullying his wife.
2:15 When Howard walks off like 🗿 it always cracks me up 😂
ikr 😂
Howie :(
@@RN30109 Rip
Hes gone..
This tugboat has had it's last dock
I think the saddest part about this is I can easily see a friendship develop between these two if Jimmy wasn't so resentful of the past. Howard actually has respect for Jimmy and knows Jimmy is a great lawyer that's why I think that was the biggest reason Howard offered Jimmy a job at HHM not just out of pity for what happened with Chuck but because he knows Jimmy would be a great asset to the firm.
I totally see what you mean. There's a whole parallel universe where the characters make decisions based on healing and forgiveness, hope. This is the other universe.
I’m not sure Howard respected him, rather, understood him
Like Jimmy said, Howard is more of a salesman than Lawyer. So it make sense Howard sees qualities in Jimmy that he appreciates: very quick-witted, great showmanship, and his overall con-man energy. The same qualities Chuck would view as bad/immature for a lawyer.
@@guitarninja416 chuck is just a dick to Jimmy he never wanted to see him succeed as a lawyer
No. It wouldn't work because Jimmy is self loathing and hates anyone remotely successful and upright. Howard is consistently the nicest and most well meaning person in the show and Jimmy generally isnt. On rare occasions Jimmy can be, but at the end of the day he is too resentful of successful people that he will make an enemy out of everyone sooner or later.
I love this scene so much. Sometimes you wanna be like jimmy and tell someone off, but at the end of the day howard was the mature one, he walked away from a convo in which it was obvious it was one sided.
This felt like the culmination of every insecure and prideful intrusive thought I've ever had lol.
@@plugshirt1762
Same
Lol
Kevin Costner nailed this scene
Masterpiece of a comment
Kevin Costner pissed and drank it
What is he has to do with it ???
@@unraveling5292 Found the guy who hasn't watched BCS
@@joeinnocente3945 no i did
But explain 😿
This scene was phenomenal. He got to the point where he’s proud to work with the Salamanca’s. It makes him feel powerful, and if he could, he’d rub it in Howard’s face. Phenomenal tv right here
How's your lovely abuelita?
She’s very well
@@Tuco_Salamanca3 hope she isn't being a biznatch again
It felt more like he was projecting anger and guilt. He wants to convince himself that what he's doing makes him feel good
@@mazvitaselemani Completely agree. Jimmy’s just projecting the guilt and self-loathing he has from helping Lalo. You can see how broken and ashamed he is when he looks at the grieving family.
I love how on the line “I’m so far beyond you” he still has to stand on the tips of his toes to look larger than Howard.
I genuinely feel bad for Howard at this point in the show. Yeah he was definitely an ass to Jimmy and Kim in the beginning, but later he kept trying to actually right his wrongs, basically getting slapped in the face almost every time.
That's exactly how I feel lol
Sometimes when someone has treated you so poorly you don’t want anything to do with them. Howard is doing this to make himself feel better, it’s not for Jimmy. Jimmy accomplished what he has, not with Howard’s help, but by his own intelligence and work, and now to be belittled by the guy who has screwed him by inviting him to a job so Howard can try to make amends so he can stop feeling so guilty about his decisions? Howard deserved this and more. I know there are people who have contacted me long after they screwed me over trying to make amends after I became more successful in life and I’ve told them basically the same thing here, minus shooting lighting from my fingertips. Forgiveness is reserved for people who have had some positive influence in your life, not for people who have made things more difficult for you.
@@Alexander_Grant I mean, you can forgive people and still not let them back into your life
@@Alexander_Grant alright fine. I'm willing to say that Howard doesn't deserve forgiveness. But at the same time, Howard doesn't deserve to be publicly harassed, professionally humiliated, or have his private property vandalized. I used to defend Saul, respect him. Now I'm happy karma punched him in the face.
No good deed goes unpunished laddie!
this is the moment jimmy became golden god dennis reynolds
They’ll all pay the ultimate price!!!!!!!
Reminded me of Dennis' rant too, "ITS A CHARIOT OF GODS! THE GOLDEN GOD! I AM UNTETHERED AND MY RAGE KNOWS NO BOUNDS!"
The hell are you doing out here fred?
bob odenkirk is better at yelling godammit than anyone in the biz
I'M A FIVE STAR MAN! I'M A FIVE STAR MAN!
“You wanna know why I didn’t take the Emmys? Because it’s too SMALL!!! I don’t *care* about it!”
Howard was too pure for this dark world. I already miss him.
I wouldn’t call Howard pure, but Werner and Gale were too pure for this world
@danielnidhiry5796 Two people who essentially knew that they could die because of their illegal activities? Pure? Rip Howard Hamlin 🙏🏽. Never say that crap again you cuck
@@danielnidhiry5796 well, neither were them. They both accepted working for a shady boss to do not so nice things
@@MorisMorosini I think Werner was blissfully unaware of Gus cold ruthless punishment
@@danielnidhiry5796 nachos dad
This is basically Jimmy’s version of “I am the danger, I am the one who knocks”
but cooler
But his histeria matches the level of "I AM THE THIRD REVELATION" from There Will Be Blood. 😅
Not even close to that, its Jimmys version of Walt laughing in his money hiding hole
Thought you were found dead at the scene of a gang massacre Mr White? 😅
@@harisimer I don't think I've ever watched anything that compares to THAT.
Crawl Space is OP.
Bob Odenkirk lives the character in such a way that it is hard to believe this is just an act. He definitely deserved the Emmy more than the others.
this is the exact moment jimmy turned into zeus
Zeusenberg
Or Emperor Palpatine
@@BlitzCookiez UNLIMITED POWAA!
This was the first thing that came to my mind, after I watched this. Before I came to the comment section.
Is it possible we are all connection in some matrix outside the internet?
I think so. We all seem to share the same thoughts, before we know others have thought the very same thing due to how our culture is set up.
Interesting.
(I shouldn't smoke strong weed and get into comment sections on the internet)
@@OldieWan this is deep
"don't you fucking oh Jimmy me"
That little pulp fiction reference though
Don't fucking Jimmy me Howard! Ok? Don't fucking Jimmy me!
“I know how fucking good my coffee is ok? When Kim goes to the store she buys shit!”
Vince Gilligan drops a lot of Pulp Fiction references in his shows
@@P8P89 haha this is like some gourmet s*** !
@@P8P89 when bonnie comes home!
It always makes me sad seeing how much Howard tries to right his wrongs and help Jimmy because he genuinely believes in him, but jimmy can’t get over the past and just hurts him at any chance he gets. Also Jimmy still can’t accept that his brothers death was almost entirely his fault for what he did to him, and instead blames Howard since he gave him an out when he felt responsible.
I dont think its jimmys fault cause because all the things he did , he did it to show Chuck that he is worthy too. Only chuck and his mentality is responsible for his death
you just summarized everything I think
@@dimitrioskefas9728 Nah, both Jimmy and Chuck had an equally large part in Chuck’s death.
Jimmy knows Howard isn't responsible for Chuck's death, he is perpetuating a lie to hurt Howard.
I honestly feel bad for Howard. He gets treated like shit all the time
Howard isn't bad, he just always said what Chuck thinked
Kim told him to him to stay away. slipping kimmy now found a reason to hurt Howard.
But he always stays so classy and badass
i hate howard
Howard is a major douche
“You know, I once convinced a girl I was Jimmy McGill. And it worked because I believed it.” - Kevin Costner
Very surprising this is the first time I've seen this variation of that joke lol
"'t's all good, man"
-Viktor, with a K.
All jokes aside, Howard's face as he's walking away really has that look like "Okay, man, I tried being nice and I've extended the olive branch, so I'm not gonna try anymore with you" WHY IS THE BB UNIVERSE SO WONDERFULLY ACTED?!!
its wonderfully acted except those skateboarders, the tv crew, the two goofballs that owned the music shop. Those people feel like a highschool play.
@@hairbruh4915 all of those characters are like young adults (except for maybe the music shop guys), so the fact that their actors are able to perform and pull off that highschool vibe is what i think makes them great actors!
@@hairbruh4915 Nah, the film students are awesome
@@hairbruh4915 The skateboarders are the only ones out of that group that I would say are outright not good, and part of that is still that they are in universe bad actors who are trying to scam people for most of their screen time
2:48 This is the moment Jimmy became Gus Fring
Gus fring: i have two sides human and skeleton
When Gus Fring becomes Batman’s enemy, but as a chicken-themed chance villain
Amazing Observation there, dude
@@iantaakalla8180 you mean Superman’s
underrated comment 💀💀
1:38 Howard is often overshadowed by the unbelievably heavy hitting characters like Mike and Jimmy and Kim, but honestly Patrick Fabian’s acting through Howard’s character arc is nothing short of Emmy worthy itself. The same guy who was agonizing in the court restroom over his insomnia and guilt last season tells Jimmy he’s sorry he’s in pain, and I sure as hell believe he means it.
His subtle facial movements as he walks away is honestly as impressive as anything else in the show.
This is why I always preferred the lawyer parts of this show then Mike's parts.
0:07 the moment Saul became SaaS
SauaS GoodooG
It would have been great if he inexplicably started shooting lightning from his fingertips and turning people and things into piles of dust and then the show never mentions it or explains what happened ever again. Just one glimpse of Jimmy's supernatural god tier power that throws this show a hard curve all into epic fantasy realms but then curves right back to reality.
i want an episode of Young&The Restless or CSI to feature an all powerful wizard enemy
lmao
Maybe as a special feature in the complete series box set they’ll show it
@@Tender_BootyStrokes so many shows could be made just a little more special with a brief side step into the super natural
They should have had it as a blooper.
Then, 30 years after the fact, when they are putting together a remastered version with all the actors deaged to look canonically appropriate, a sneaky editor adds the lightning hands into the final product.
This scene will now never be seen the same way again.
IDK it was already pretty amazing, I guess Howard and others just didn't take it seriously enough lol
“I travel in worlds you can’t even imagine”
And now, Howard is travelling in a world where Jimmy would be denied…
@@juanjoyaborja.3054 Jimmy can't get a visa to Belize?
@@anaxichor4295 I implied Heaven, but no, Jimmy can easily afford a trip to Belize
@@juanjoyaborja.3054 billy's
"Why don't you have a girlfriend, mate?"
2:19
Yours is too small?
Its nothing to me! It's a bacterium!
The last 20 seconds we get of Bob starting at 2:40 is everything. Notice how he's this raging, colorful egomaniac, and then he quickly and smoothly transitions to the sad, hollowed out shell of Jimmy McGill that we've become familiar with. Bravo.
nothing left but footsteps! aaaahhh
bravo vince
He’s a fantastic actor!
Bravo Vince
Not many characters go from moments like this, to having to drink their own pee in the desert within two episodes... This show is truly next level, I cannot wait for season 6
"Badass"
You and I have quite different descriptions of "badass"
@@calebsankey6945 If this is "badass" then so was chuck's outburst during "Chicanery"
@@mehulagrawal5927 Who ever said it wasn't? Definitely one of the best moments in show
@@calebsankey6945 It was. Yes. But chuck was anything but badass in that scene. Jimmy is giving the same vibes here
that's the exact moment Jimmy became a Redditor
Lmao
More than anything, I think Jimmy resents that Howard has been able to undergo personal growth. If anything, Jimmy’s been decaying since the first episode
What personal growth? The only reason Howard is offering a job to Jimmy is to make himself feel good about what happened to Chuck
@@nonstop7255 It doesn’t have to do with the job offer. I mean personal growth as in howard went to therapy, confronted his feelings, and now feels better about himself. That’s what Jimmy resents. Jimmy saw how rough howard was last season and it made him feel better by comparison. Now Howard has overcome his grief and depression and HHM is doing well. Basically, Jimmy hasn’t been able to confront his grief over chuck’s death but howard has, and Jimmy unknowingly resents that about howard
@@cristienache739 This has been true of Howard since season 1, but Jimmy wasn't this hostile towards Howard in the earlier seasons. So I wouldn't say his outbreak in this scene is just because of that.
@@REDEEMERWOLF It was always there, but Chuck's death and that interview for the candidate lead to Jimmy's outbreak.
@@nonstop7255 no..... he wants to make amends for his past treatment of Jimmy on Chucks orders..... he genuinely respects Jimmy and wants his skills and expertise at HHM! Howard has no idea that Jimmy is also responsible for Chucks death....... he blamed himself fully for Chucks relapse and death!
This scene marked the beginning of Howard’s fate.
Ngl. I feel like if Kim didn’t push jimmy. It would’ve died here. It 100% would’ve died here and that would’ve marked the end
Why this one and not when the job was first offered? Or when Jimmy first started harassing Howard?
Yes. See the people Jimmy is looking at, at the beginning ? they are *Fred Wahlen* family. The young guy Lalo bludgeoned to death at Travel Wire before burning the place - and body. That scene is just after Jimmy got Lalo out of jail, with that $7 million bail. And this mean that, at this very moment, *Howard and Lalo were both under the same roof* - at the *Courthouse- . Although they didn't *met* - but Jimmy met both that afternoon, separately. A moment before that scene Jimmy was with Lalo, and got him bailed out of jail (Bagman is coming soon). Next time Lalo and Howard will be under the same roof will be at Kim's appartement... and we all know how that ended.
Every time I watch this scene, I can't help thinking that, with Jimmy having just bailed Lalo out of jail, Howard is kind of walking toward his death. He is doomed, and he even doesn't knows it.
And when Howard really should’ve stopped interacting with Kim and Jimmy. He should’ve known they were toxic.
@@matthewriley7826 He knew they were toxic but was trying to help them both. He didn’t realize just how much they both resented and hated him
I love that even in his breakouts, he's still a dork like his metaphors or references he keeps doing that no one gets
The final stretch of this latest season was just a MASTERPIECE. How the hell does this show not win ALL THE EMMYS?
Does it really matter? It won our hearts and that’s more than enough :)
Emmys = Chicanery
Diversity,brave, bla bla bla is why.
Both shows are modern masterpieces of human pyschology and moral questions.
Could be taught in higher ed .
Because the actors and directors arent black
@@impmadness This might be the dumbest shit I've read all day
This is the exact moment Tuco's abuelita became the Scranton's Strangler.
wish i could agree but toby IS the scranton strangler
@@fresspardo2535 Roy was
@@lolohernandez4724 well thats debatable
I'm trying to find comments that break this scene down, but instead we get stupid jokes lol
@@fresspardo2535 no its not he admitted it Season 9 episode 7
Odenkirk deserved the Emmy. Such a brilliant performance.
Emmy is too bacterium for him
Who won the Emmy instead?
Emmy is too small for its s"all Goodman
this is jimmys “ahhhh wire” moment
Haedox
Dude you are everywhere lmao, from game grumps to better call Saul. Love to see it
No, it's his "I am the danger!" moment.
You stole my comment in another video
How tf
Jimmy didn't care about Chuck at all at this moment and he definitely didn't believe that Howard had caused his death. He said, "You kill my brother and you say you're sorry", he ONLY wanted to hurt Howard, used his remorse against him. Sadistic move. Followed by the rant, boasting about being associated with Salamanca type clients, Jimmy is already deep in the dark side. Character Development on this show is beyond great 💯🔥
I love Jimmy, and this scene really hurts to watch our Jimmy turn into Saul, which is weird because I fucken love Saul too.
@@REDEEMERWOLF u gotta remember Howard from the first seasons, I've been waiting for this scene for 5 years
@@REDEEMERWOLF I love Jimmy too. Sweet kind guy, doesn't mean to hurt anyone, but fools around, cuts corners, tries to be better, loves his people, works hard and smart. I think he just might be my favorite fictional character. He's so relatable. ❤️
2:40 after his rant you can see that he takes a breather and contemplates what he's gotten himself into. He actually regains a bit of his humanity back and realizes he went a bit too far in humiliating and criticizing Howard. He also thanks about Lalo, the type of client he just bragged to Howard about representing, and how that will result in him permanently getting his hands dirty and hurting innocent people.
@@alyxbabineaux2412 Howard wasn't a villain in the first episodes. He was just very conservative and concerned about the image of his firm. Also loyal to a fault to his partner Chuck against Jimmy.
I used to hate Howard while watching the show but now that I think about it I feel kinda bad for him, he’s probably the nicest and most wholesome person in the show
Cliff Main was an even nicer lawyer, i think. Jimmy also played him, although he only cost him some nerves and money, not his life.
@@Jonathanizer The lawyers in this show are the most ethical people, excluding Kim and the McGill brothers. Howard, Cliff Main, Rich Schweikart, all good people. Some of the only good people by the end
This is no joke one of my favorite scenes in the entire series
Not Chuck's chicanery rant? That one is great every time
This is basically the counterpart to Chicanery, seeing how far another McGill brother has fallen as they rant.
@@RoyalFusilier Exactly. That's one of the main reasons I love this scene so much
Mine is the ants on the ice cream cone
I keep coming back to it after jokingly quoting it to my friends, and I always forget that within the context of the show it's probably one of the most powerful character interactions we get to see.
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2:09 me explaining to my boss that filling the work space with 5 feet of liquid mercury isnt safe for the workers
he destroyed this man’s life
Trolling
Chuck was right about Jimmy
@@eaterofspiders they did
based hotline miami pfp
Last three interactions Jimmy has with Howard:
1. Shouts him out of the courthouse in dominance.
2. Accepts and then loses to him in a boxing match.
3. Watching him die in Kim’s apartment.
he got his mind blown
Howard deserved better 😭
"Hey."
-Jimmy to Howard, in the golf resort bathroom.
@@zacflame1 idk if that counts since howard didn't know it was jimmy lol
What dominance? He embarrassed himself, completely failing in his attempt to guilt-trip him again.
and thats why he didnt take the emmy. It was too small a bacterium
2:19 my girlfriend explaining why she left me
"it's a bacterium"
Damn that must've hurt lmfao
@@stanpines9011 cause its too small
@@orinebay510all the dialogue works till the end of the clip. Everything past 2:19. Its beautiful.
In my head the "girlfriend" starts to explain the massive dicks she can take
Jimmy personified himself as Darth Sideous, he’s admitting that he’s an evil man
Doubtful he would get that reference.
this is the moment Jimmy became darth Sidious
Never realized until now that he gave himself a power that Chuck would have considered the most terrifying
What I like about Jimmy is that he’s the only protagonist in the BB universe that just owns the fact that he loves the criminal life. Walter said he only did it for his family, Mike told himself he only did it for his granddaughter, Gustavo for justice against Hector and Eladio. but Jimmy never lied to himself, yet he still seems like the most genuinely virtuous of them all.
I think that’s because he still seems less comfortable with it than Walt did. His ambitions take him into that world, but you can tell there’s a part of him that is scared and uneasy about it. Jimmy doesn’t really *like* his other half even though he enjoys the antics, whereas Walter liked and enjoyed his other half so much, he had no problems letting it consume him and his entire family.
Walter eventually admitted it before he died "I did it for me, I like it, I was good at it"
Virtuous, or likeable? He's certainly charming, but virtuous?
@@keithklassen5320 compared to Walt, Mike, and Gus absolutely. Everything he did for Chuck during his hypersensitivity phase, completely destroying his reputation at the old folks home just to make that one Lady happy again. He’s not a killer like the others, just a selfish conman. Not saying his actions are excusable, but he’s better at realizing when he takes it too far.
Walter literally does it for himself.
0:01 me using the mirror filter in photo booth
Bro.
2:36
“I think Saul Goodman is a Sith Lord.”
-Anakin Skywalker.
A sith lord? 😳
@@rejvaik00yes, the one we have been looking for.
The fact that they made Saul’s character to be way deeper than Walter White...
The tears of a clown.
@@dan_hitchman007 ?
@@kotorandcorvid4968 That's an old saying. Saul is like a clown, hiding Jimmy McGill's sadness inside. The jokester is just a facade.
@@dan_hitchman007 That actually might be very true. You can see Jimmy transform into Saul as a way to cope with his brother's hate and passing and leave that part of his life behind but once he had to escape in BB and live in hiding and no longer be Saul, you can see him to be just a broken shell of his former self. I'm really looking forward to seeing the last season and to know what becomes of all the characters... Jimmy, Kim, Howard, Nacho... Basically everyone's story is opened and we can only guess what's gonna happen.
Yeah, the more I watch and absorb BCS the less I like BB lol
I love that just after he proceeds to shout his delusional visions of his self-grandeur, he fades away into the blurry crowd, revealed to be the same as everybody else.
Marvelous film-making.
Vravo, Bince!
'Jimmy, I'm sorry you're in pain' was when Howard won the argument
Not really. It could be just an antagonistic faux empathy line. What wins him the argument is the fact, that Jimmy blows up. He could have played it different, but lost his cool.
2:41 when youve been toxic all game but the other team still says “gg wp”
At this point, Jimmy became Darth Sidious and there was no turning back.
this is the moment Jimmy became Sidious
Nice username
Gooooood, good!
Yeah. If Jimmy was Darth Sidious, Walter was Darth Vader.
There was no turning back you mean
The first 15 seconds...OMG the guilt he has. He's torn. He knows he did wrong yet knows he had to choose a side. The symbolism of the reflection off the marble. F*king brilliant
_"You're a teensy tiny man in a teensy weensy little bubble"_
- Saul Goodman
Hey Van, when you coming to Forget-Me-Not Valley?
That moment when Howard realized that lightning bolt actually shot from Lalo’s fingertip.
Too soon😂😂
Lalo? Who's Lalo?
Imagine overhearing this from the lawyer who just blatantly lied to free your son's killer
Yikes
man I feel bad for Howard. He didn't deserve that at all. I honestly teared up when he walked away like that.
I have sad news 😥
@@modokashii I already know 😞
@@InsidiousSaint91 😭😭😭 im still not over it
@@modokashii the scene where Howard killed Lalo was so heartbreaking
now kiss
0:16 This is the moment where Saul became SaaS
r/UNITINU
In the Breaking Bad universe Saul coined the phrase Software As A Service
Sus 😳
Saas GooG
@@dielaughing73
All hail ObabO, PresiserP of UnitinU
2:16 gotta appreciate Patrick's straight face as he walks away. This role was made for him
0:16 Fuckin love that shot lol
Looks like a Shitpost
Yes, it shows the audience Jimmy McGill is being consumed by Saul Goodman.
I really hope Howard gets some kind of vindication in the final season. Jimmy has become Saul, obviously. Kim is breaking bad. Chuck is ... dead. But Howard has done nothing malicious. And that deserves some kind of pay-off.
I think you're in for some hard times then. If Kimmy has her way Howard is going to suffer terribly in the final season, and the blowback could be brutal.
@@dielaughing73 I never thought I'd say this. But after the end of the last season I want Kim to fail.
@@byronsenior6499 same here my friend..... she’s a terrible person and I hope she learns a hard lesson for following Jimmy to the dark side.
I don't think Howard is going to get off lightly, he'll probably be one of the few to be caught in the crossfire and have bad shit thrown at him.
@@carson11100 Yup.
2:03 “You have no idea what’s going on! I just represented this high profile drug lord. But you’ll probably never meet him anyway.”
Well aside from that trip to Belize that they took together.
bro walter didn’t even get cancer at this time did you watch the show?😭
…. I’m talking about Lalo genius
@@brianking2365 make it clear next time
How bout you not be an idiot 😄
2:30 average redditor
Most humble Reddit user
I love how when jimmy creeps into the frame he’s made to look like a two face monster with his reflection. Beautiful. This show has so many face splitting jimmy shots
The acting here is immaculate. You can really tell how upset Jimmy is by the way Bob acts angry.
This is just Saul talking to himself, acknowledging how far he has gone into bad. Trying to confess something awful and overplaying it bymaking it sound as a great lifechanging experience.
You can see that he genuienly Fels disturbed by his actions.
damn good observation
@@lcdream4213 Thanks kitty 😜👍
Exactly! Also sort of reminds me of Walt's "I am the danger" speech. Lol
@@marksobo2001 Exactly, both want to push themselves by admitting the world they live in now. It's a huge life changing path, and Walt finally sets himself in this path by saying "I am the danger", because he is actually the one who fears it the most.
You know what they say, you become what you fear if you don't control it.
Yes, very well put.
I always loved how a professional Howard was, he never lost his cool in a confrontation, not with anyone, not with Jimmy, even at his worst. He was always going the right way and sadly, that got him killed too.
Felt so bad for Howard he was literally in the crosshairs of Jimmy and Chuck, when at different times he was always trying to help and look out for them.
Well, I guess that offer’s off the table now for good.
Nah Howard will find an ouija board or something
2:29
Didn't even doubt when jimmy said this. Dude managed to keep the biggest drug lord out of trouble for a decent amount of time
love that Jimmy calls him a small man when he's framed to be much smaller than Howard, even walking behind him out of focus like Howard doesn't even notice him
Can't say Jimmy didn't try to warn Howard..." I travel in worlds you can't even imagine"
Lol.
this is the exact moment nacho became walter jr
😂😂😂
Nacho has become... Bacon n' Eggs.
Note to self: Do not use this script in an interview or performance evaluation.
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The electricity Chuck grew sick from.
This is the moment that Saul became Emperor Palpatine
Are you telling me that a man just happens to make a similar comment about Palpatine like that? No! He orchestrated it! Jimservu!
@@zackb7084HE STOLE THE COMMENT THROUGH RUclips
I wonder if Jimmy freaked out because the stress and guilt of letting Lalo go free eating away at him, but also Howard coming up and telling him he's in denial of his pain and knowing he's right made him snap.
I love how Howard always walks away like he's both angry and sad at the same time