Did he? Did he win in the long run? He wound up getting kidnapped and enslaved by a sadistic neo-Nazi gang, tortured into making meth for them, and then seeing his girlfriend murdered in front of him by the psycho who tortured him. If Jesse had told the truth at this point, he could have struck a plea deal to testify as a witness, his girlfriend who he claimed he loved would be alive, and none of that would have happened to him.
@@maskedmarvyl4774 I mean yeah he got to live out the rest of his life with a good amount of money in Alaska and Hank and Gomie are in a hole in the desert. Hank was a good man but his worst aspect was his hard and unforgiving he was on criminals. He would have thrown the book at Jesse even if he talked. Remember when he refused to hear from one of Mike’s guys cause his demands were too high and he wanted to get the info while giving the inmate the worst deal possible?
@@clayjack9969 yeah plus they put the informants in gen pop during a massive breakthrough in an ongoing investigation, just kinda goes to show that the police don’t care ab their witnesses
@@clayjack9969 yeah, Hank should have had a massive target on his back from the Cartel after Tuco died and El Paso. Walt should have had no influence on their retaliation.
@@foljs5858 it's not a trope, though. Tuco physically assaulted him, in some instances Jesse was holding onto something near tuco or was touching him while getting his ass kicked. I would bet in real life, Jesse's DNA would still be fresh with blood/spit somewhere, and even fingerprints on tuco's rifle.
@@Big_baasman it's feasible that there was dna evidence but also feasible that there wasn't. Still, would partial/incomplete/fabricated DNA evidence be enough to convince a jury? Probably.
1:10 This is good acting by Jesse. Lot of people might get tripped up there immediately trying to scramble to explain how his phone wasn't in there. But Jesse ignores anything said after "we found your car" because it's likely what somebody would do if their car was stolen.
What are you talking about? The fact that his phone wasn´t in a car that had been STOLEN pointed to absolutely nothing. Jesse could have simply said that the thief probably took the phone as well. Easiest excuse ever.
@@jirkazalabak1514 but his car wasn't stolen, and if he fixated on his phone, which no one would care about if you lost a car, it would give up the fact he knew the car wasn't actually stolen and he left the place.
Yeah, except Jesse could have just refused to answer. It´s not like the DEA is going to torture or kill him if he stays quiet. They have to give him food an water as long as he is in custody, and will have to release him eventually. Even if you haven´t done anything, talking to law enforcement without a lawyer present is big no-no. Plenty of shit cops out there who only care about the number of arrests, and don´t really care if an innocent person gets convicted.
@@Lil_Santa_2001 It points to Jesse being Captain Cook but it's far too speculative to be used as actual evidence. It may confirm what Hank suspects but does nothing towards getting a confession or a conviction. So really it's not a hole so much as just something that they decided not to mention outright.
Man, the stark difference between the interview with this Jesse, and his interview with the two feds/Hank in the final season, my god does Walt destroy this kid. Even Hank is like "he really did a number on you didn't he" like he remembers this Jesse and is like WTF happened to you?
Jesse was just some troubled kid 7 years out of high school. They painted him perfectly into that when they introduced him. In the end he was broken to the core. He stopped wearing his beanie, grew out his facial hair, stressed out and cried many times. He just wanted someone to catch him and help him redeem himself by the end of the show.
It’s good he never went the path of crime after this, who knows what horrible things could’ve happened to him if he did. I mean for all he knows he could run into nazi enslavers, but that’s pretty unlikely I guess.
@@55Treed one of the weird points of the show i dont get but everybody has excuses for. Hank being a terrible cop. Skylar being a normal wife. Walter being a villain. But hey. I liked it. But not a s much as the rest.
Jesus Christ, it only took me 4 rewatches and 100 hours of clips to find just how unbearable Hank was. Guy parades himself like he's the paradigm of masculinity with an ego as fragile as Walter's. It's amazing how he managed to get shot in the head before being fired and pumping gas.
I really don't like Hank, it's my first watch and I'm at the beginning of season 2, but I could never stand him. he disrespects dead people, doesn't have any consideration for the people he's after, is a complete idiot and I could go on, I just can't bring myself to think of him like the badass character people say he is
@@deez_nuts1368 I won't spoil it for you, but keep watching. He is a bit more complex than he appears with all the a-hole jock bravado but it doesn't reveal until later in the show.
@@imcallingjapan2178 I just realized I made a mistake, I'm actually at the beginning of season 3 (the Jesse angst got Mr thinking wrong) but I'll trust you on this and tell you if my opinion changes when I'm done watching
@@deez_nuts1368 No spoilers, but yeah I felt exactly the same as you the first time I watched the show. If Hank was a member of my family, I'd find him totally impossible to be around. But I came around. Also, stop watching clips on youtube. You'll get spoilers from the recommendations.
Another sign of Jeese's rather bright street intellect is his decision to refuse he'd gone to a restaurant when asked due to then creating a hole in his lie if the DEA inquired about it
@@alphanerd7221 shouldnt be hard to ID a guy continuously returning to a scene of a crime, which is a common mark of a serial killer, especially one who makes mistakes when flustered. That's why she's oblivious.
It's funny how you would never imagine these two actually working together, especially when Hank beats up Jesse, but Walt was both the main character and the villain all along and the two banded together to at least try to bring the worse evil to justice (Only to be shot at by an even worse evil, Nazi Methheads)
That's not fear of Jesse. That's Gomie buying Jesse's acting in that moment, which is making Gomie concerned that Jesse is telling the truth and thus isn't a lead they can use.
@@HarleyQuinn_93 Well spotted. But same colour doesn't make them the same shirt if one has a button collar and the other doesn't. Would you say the same if they both wore a white shirt?
Hank's relentless pursuit of justice takes center stage in this intense interrogation scene. Dean Norris delivers a powerful performance as he tries to break Aaron Paul's character, Jesse. The tension is palpable as Hank's desperation to uncover the truth pushes Jesse to his limits. The scene showcases the incredible acting skills of both actors and keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.
Remember kids, and this is important, nothing you say to a cop can be used to HELP you in court. It can ONLY be used against you. All you need to do is request a lawyer and the interrogation legally has to end. Just invoke your right to remain silent after that and everything said after that is now inadmissible.
I always thought Jesse and Walt could have come up with a way better story than this for Jesse. The hospital he was in after Tuco beat the hell out of him would have records of him coming in after being assaulted. Just say "Listen, I owed Tuco money, so he beat me half to death and took my car as payment. Tuco's insane, I'm lucky to be alive. No way would I ever report my car stolen." Sells way better than this story.
Did you know that Hank was foreshadowing Jesse killing Gale. When Hank says “the only shooting you do is into a Kleenex”, Hank is referring to Gale’s nickname in college. He earned it because he was always clean and experienced in the lab. Bravo Bince!
@@leecharlie2513 It's referring to male ejaculation, aka jizzing/cumming/shooting ropes/blowing a load/busting a nut/skeeting/splooging if you weren't joking I have more but hope that helped
It’s never said enough how good of a cop hank was. His instincts are unmatched which is wat made it so much sweeter how his own brother in law was right under his nose. If anyone besides family, hank would have arrested walt in season 2
@@tyharris9994 also let's keep in mind that most people don't even credit the directors, who mostly brought out that preformance. Aaron Paul is good, but he's not a robert deniro, rdj, or dicaprio. Those guys are consistently good in EVERY major title they're in. Not to take away from Aaron Paul, his preformance on breaking bad is good. But I think that in this show, and got, the directors are mostly responsible for bringing out the most in actors. No one ever credits them though. Directing is harder than acting.
Hank was very brave in life and death situations but otherwise a bad DEA agent. Think of all his mistakes in just a two year period. In the end he went in without any backup and got Gomey and himself killed.
Could you last 3 days on Hot Pockets and Funyuns like Jesse?
At his age, yes.
thats what im doing right now
What's it worth to you?
with enough meth sure
You are like a little baby. I lasted a week on peeps and the smell of Chinese food from the takeaway next door when I was at university.
6 seconds in and he makes the entire interrogation completely unusable in a courtroom. That's impressive, even by US standards.
by grabbing him?
Wait how?
@@BIGD-cc7ru It's coercing evidence by the threat of violence.
They didn't want Jesse anyway, they were after Heisenberg.
Jesse could've sat there in complete silence if he wanted to. Interrogations are meant to intimidate people. That being said, you may be right.
Dang Jesse handled this like a champ. So did Hank and Gomie but Jesse clearly won in the long run.
Did he? Did he win in the long run? He wound up getting kidnapped and enslaved by a sadistic neo-Nazi gang, tortured into making meth for them, and then seeing his girlfriend murdered in front of him by the psycho who tortured him.
If Jesse had told the truth at this point, he could have struck a plea deal to testify as a witness, his girlfriend who he claimed he loved would be alive, and none of that would have happened to him.
@@maskedmarvyl4774 I mean yeah he got to live out the rest of his life with a good amount of money in Alaska and Hank and Gomie are in a hole in the desert. Hank was a good man but his worst aspect was his hard and unforgiving he was on criminals. He would have thrown the book at Jesse even if he talked. Remember when he refused to hear from one of Mike’s guys cause his demands were too high and he wanted to get the info while giving the inmate the worst deal possible?
@@clayjack9969 yeah plus they put the informants in gen pop during a massive breakthrough in an ongoing investigation, just kinda goes to show that the police don’t care ab their witnesses
@@clayjack9969 yeah, Hank should have had a massive target on his back from the Cartel after Tuco died and El Paso. Walt should have had no influence on their retaliation.
Not to mention a stubborn old gangster who refuses to help the cops.
Little does hank know Jesse is the bad ass who shot tuco lol
And you would think they would have connected his DNA to Jesse on Tuco's corpse from that struggle, but something something TV.
@@Big_baasman there's not always something to go with... that they always find DNA in a struggle is a TV trope
With Tuco's own gun while having the shit kicked out of him. Way more badass than just straight up shooting him
@@foljs5858 it's not a trope, though. Tuco physically assaulted him, in some instances Jesse was holding onto something near tuco or was touching him while getting his ass kicked. I would bet in real life, Jesse's DNA would still be fresh with blood/spit somewhere, and even fingerprints on tuco's rifle.
@@Big_baasman it's feasible that there was dna evidence but also feasible that there wasn't. Still, would partial/incomplete/fabricated DNA evidence be enough to convince a jury? Probably.
Hank made this show just like Walt did. He did an amazing job playing that part and I wanna show him credit.
He was also in terminator the Sarah Connor chronicles season 2
@@FantasyVisuals he also played Benjamin Franklin on the Sons of Liberty series
He's also in starship troopers and total recall
@@FantasyVisuals He was also in Terminator 2: Judgement Day as one of the SWAT team guys in Cyberdyne.
1:10 This is good acting by Jesse. Lot of people might get tripped up there immediately trying to scramble to explain how his phone wasn't in there. But Jesse ignores anything said after "we found your car" because it's likely what somebody would do if their car was stolen.
What are you talking about? The fact that his phone wasn´t in a car that had been STOLEN pointed to absolutely nothing. Jesse could have simply said that the thief probably took the phone as well. Easiest excuse ever.
@@jirkazalabak1514 undre stress while being interrogated ain't a good combo
@@jirkazalabak1514 but his car wasn't stolen, and if he fixated on his phone, which no one would care about if you lost a car, it would give up the fact he knew the car wasn't actually stolen and he left the place.
@@maximusd26Sure, but when asked why the phone wasn´t in the car, he could have simply replied "No idea, probably the scumbag stole it, too."
good writing.
"You son of a bitch I know you're El Camino and I'm gonna prove it" such a good line
Wait, when was he talking to a car?
@Nick West Perhaps it would've been better if he called saul
@@immigrantgaming420epic Sadly, he broke bad way before meeting Saul.
Man these jokes sucks ass cheeks
"I know you were breaking bad before you better called Saul. You're not fooling me" - hank schreider
Dude, Jesse is a WAY better liar than Walt.
Because Jesse had the power of playing DUMB !
Jesse holds up to interrogation very well
@@theravenman did his answers matter tho? He did handle quite well.
@@theravenman And by answering them harmlessly, he appeared stupidly innocent.
@@theravenman saying nothing would have been smarter, but his stupid alibi worked and they got nothing
@@theravenman He responds quite cleverly
@@ElStink4K no need to be a dick about it
Hank sounding like he was going to pull a Lalo. Now tell me the story again 💀💀
Wish I could do that. Except the only you could pull a lalo is to be very intimidating.
Yeah, except Jesse could have just refused to answer. It´s not like the DEA is going to torture or kill him if he stays quiet. They have to give him food an water as long as he is in custody, and will have to release him eventually. Even if you haven´t done anything, talking to law enforcement without a lawyer present is big no-no. Plenty of shit cops out there who only care about the number of arrests, and don´t really care if an innocent person gets convicted.
@@lukekiely2450 lol where is the 3rd comment?
@@mkultra2456 what?
@@lukekiely2450 lol what part of "where is the 3rd comment?" don't you understand? As of now there are 5 comments but one of them is missing.
Such an emotional scene, I had to pause after Hank called Jesse a sussy baka
truly bravo Vince lmfao
He did?
vravo bince
Had to pause too.
Was laughing myself into an early grave ☠️
What does it mean?
Bro idk how “the captn” license plate didn’t get mentioned 😂😂
Daaaaaaang continuity error?
@@jermymorre5543 It would have been speculative evidence on their end and probably would have been thrown out, they needed a confession
Hank didnt care he just wants heisenberg
I was wondering the same thing. Big plot hole. Hank has too much of a hard on for a the blue stuff to just ignore/forget about that
@@Lil_Santa_2001 It points to Jesse being Captain Cook but it's far too speculative to be used as actual evidence. It may confirm what Hank suspects but does nothing towards getting a confession or a conviction. So really it's not a hole so much as just something that they decided not to mention outright.
Hank's "oops" when he comes back the money bag kills me every time
Funny thing is, Jesse was the one who shot Tuco.
Popped em with that 9 yo
Nah, he was partying with Wendy.
0:57 Gomie is like "oh shit i forgot about that."
Lmao bro said: 🤔😬
He broke a door, he getting deported for sure.
0:11
Hank: "Tell me again."
Jesse: "Again."
"only shooting you do is into a kleenex" lmao oh hank how wrong you were...
Not the first time Hank was wrong, and it wouldn’t be the last.
@@jakandratchet9930 Not the middle he was wrong either
Even though he was wrong it’s still a good burn
@Barry Block Han Wong
He got a bullet or two for being wrong. Along with Gomez, the other supposed hero.
Man, the stark difference between the interview with this Jesse, and his interview with the two feds/Hank in the final season, my god does Walt destroy this kid.
Even Hank is like "he really did a number on you didn't he" like he remembers this Jesse and is like WTF happened to you?
and interesting differences when the DEA when they talk to Mike and how Mike handles the similar situation.
Underrated comment
Jesse was just some troubled kid 7 years out of high school. They painted him perfectly into that when they introduced him. In the end he was broken to the core. He stopped wearing his beanie, grew out his facial hair, stressed out and cried many times. He just wanted someone to catch him and help him redeem himself by the end of the show.
He destroys himself
After this interview, Jesse got his car back. He drove to Alaska and works on a crab boat. I love happy endings.
It’s good he never went the path of crime after this, who knows what horrible things could’ve happened to him if he did. I mean for all he knows he could run into nazi enslavers, but that’s pretty unlikely I guess.
"D-A ALL THE WAY" 😂😂😂
You forgot the "E". D-E-A all the way.
@@pjaxyno Jesse did lmao
District Attorney all the way!!! :)
That *E* is silent
Walt: You think I'm a meth cook
Hank: No, the only cooking you do is for a bake sale!
Weak roast
😂
Such a cop line.
@@orale_ like Gale's coffee
@@orale_yeah why does this have over 200 likes lmao
Even back in season 2, Hank and Gomie were absolutely on point and certified badasses
Hahaha pathetic excuses for a cop.
Hank is a terrible person, too caught up in his cop persona to realize that he's not chasing bad guys, he's chasing anyone he thinks is a bad guy.
@@55Treed one of the weird points of the show i dont get but everybody has excuses for. Hank being a terrible cop. Skylar being a normal wife. Walter being a villain. But hey. I liked it. But not a s much as the rest.
@@dudenotsoperfect9366 Her name was Skyler, Yo.
@@CB-xr1eg : )
Where the he'll is Saul ? Don't say a word without an attorney.
Didn’t show up until later in the season but very true
u saying i shot someone?? with like a gun?? 🤣
He knew everything lol
taco
no way
no way
no way
no way
Yes way
Jesus Christ, it only took me 4 rewatches and 100 hours of clips to find just how unbearable Hank was. Guy parades himself like he's the paradigm of masculinity with an ego as fragile as Walter's. It's amazing how he managed to get shot in the head before being fired and pumping gas.
IRL he'd have a right wing podcast for bigoted morons
I really don't like Hank, it's my first watch and I'm at the beginning of season 2, but I could never stand him. he disrespects dead people, doesn't have any consideration for the people he's after, is a complete idiot and I could go on, I just can't bring myself to think of him like the badass character people say he is
@@deez_nuts1368 I won't spoil it for you, but keep watching. He is a bit more complex than he appears with all the a-hole jock bravado but it doesn't reveal until later in the show.
@@imcallingjapan2178 I just realized I made a mistake, I'm actually at the beginning of season 3 (the Jesse angst got Mr thinking wrong) but I'll trust you on this and tell you if my opinion changes when I'm done watching
@@deez_nuts1368 No spoilers, but yeah I felt exactly the same as you the first time I watched the show. If Hank was a member of my family, I'd find him totally impossible to be around. But I came around.
Also, stop watching clips on youtube. You'll get spoilers from the recommendations.
Another sign of Jeese's rather bright street intellect is his decision to refuse he'd gone to a restaurant when asked due to then creating a hole in his lie if the DEA inquired about it
Id have loved to hear a conversation between Hank and Debra from Dexter
Haha just two oblivious people chatting it up
@@Agnosticuzumaki Deb isn't oblivious. Dexter being a criminal was illogical and well hid. Walter is a dying man with rage issues.
@@alphanerd7221 Dexter is very detailed but he has ego too, and is shown to get emotional at times and break from his self imposed rules.
@@Agnosticuzumaki So what? Make a point.
@@alphanerd7221 shouldnt be hard to ID a guy continuously returning to a scene of a crime, which is a common mark of a serial killer, especially one who makes mistakes when flustered. That's why she's oblivious.
"The only shooting you do is into a kleenex" best line 😂😂
It's funny how you would never imagine these two actually working together, especially when Hank beats up Jesse, but Walt was both the main character and the villain all along and the two banded together to at least try to bring the worse evil to justice (Only to be shot at by an even worse evil, Nazi Methheads)
0:11 this is the moment Hank became Lalo
Taco Taco Taco
NACHO NACHO MAAAAAAAAN! I WANT TO BE... A NACHO MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!
1:22 to see Gomie feel scared of Jesse
That's not fear of Jesse. That's Gomie buying Jesse's acting in that moment, which is making Gomie concerned that Jesse is telling the truth and thus isn't a lead they can use.
Scared? He just knows he’s full of shit.
"Yeah Mr. Schrader! Yeah DEA!" 1:17
😂😂😂
“Only shooting you do is into a Kleenex” 😂
The only thing that bothers me with this scene….. WHY ARE GOMEZ AND HANK WEARING THE SAME SHIRT?!
They're not. Hanks has a button-down collar. Gomies doesn't.
@@CB-xr1eg same color
@@HarleyQuinn_93 Well spotted. But same colour doesn't make them the same shirt if one has a button collar and the other doesn't. Would you say the same if they both wore a white shirt?
@@CB-xr1eg Like Peter Griffin and Homer Simpsons both wear a white shirt
But Homer's is buttonless and Peter's has buttons
0:25
"Taco i don't know any taco"
interesting differences when the DEA when they talk to Mike and how Mike handles the similar situation.
"I was up for 3 days studying minerals and eating cheetos."
Hank's relentless pursuit of justice takes center stage in this intense interrogation scene. Dean Norris delivers a powerful performance as he tries to break Aaron Paul's character, Jesse. The tension is palpable as Hank's desperation to uncover the truth pushes Jesse to his limits. The scene showcases the incredible acting skills of both actors and keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.
"Hank's relentless pursuit of justice " Like when he ruined Hugo the janitors life for what? dime bag, because he wanted to close a case?
@@mdcraig62 i thought it was literally just a joints worth. but yeah fuck hank
chatgpt ass answer
@@mdcraig62This is ai generated my guy
@@lozza4687 Now that you mention it, it really does feel like someone asked a chat bot to review the scene.
One more of these and I'm going to have to rewatch the entire series...
That yeast factory of a girlfriend of yours.... Jesus...
Probably one of the few times jesse was the smartest in the show.
They hadn't thought of the character yet but this would be an IDEAL time to Call Saul! 🤣🤣
"It's pretty hot under these lights eh Seinfeld?"
Not gonna play ball hein
Can I have a sip?
actually i'm quite comfortable
Yeast factory of a girlfriend 😂
Remember kids, and this is important, nothing you say to a cop can be used to HELP you in court. It can ONLY be used against you. All you need to do is request a lawyer and the interrogation legally has to end. Just invoke your right to remain silent after that and everything said after that is now inadmissible.
I always thought Jesse and Walt could have come up with a way better story than this for Jesse. The hospital he was in after Tuco beat the hell out of him would have records of him coming in after being assaulted. Just say "Listen, I owed Tuco money, so he beat me half to death and took my car as payment. Tuco's insane, I'm lucky to be alive. No way would I ever report my car stolen." Sells way better than this story.
they would've never gotten off his ass if he admitted knowing tuco
2:34 : "What are you saying like.. I shot someone? With like a gun? Not until the season 3 finale, bitch!"
Did you know that Hank was foreshadowing Jesse killing Gale. When Hank says “the only shooting you do is into a Kleenex”, Hank is referring to Gale’s nickname in college. He earned it because he was always clean and experienced in the lab. Bravo Bince!
Truly one of the scriptwriting ever created.
"Taco? i don't know any Taco" LMAO
Funniest scene in the whole series
"Wait, you found my car?? YES!!! DEA ALL DAY!!!
"What??? What does that even mean???
For those who know, go to 0:33
The only shooting you do is in a Kleenex. 🤣🤣
What does it mean by shorting in a Kleenex?
@@leecharlie2513 Cum now. Think about it. 🤔😁
@@leecharlie2513 you don’t kneed to know bro
@@leecharlie2513 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
@@leecharlie2513 It's referring to male ejaculation, aka jizzing/cumming/shooting ropes/blowing a load/busting a nut/skeeting/splooging if you weren't joking
I have more but hope that helped
The acting on this so was so damn good.
It’s never said enough how good of a cop hank was. His instincts are unmatched which is wat made it so much sweeter how his own brother in law was right under his nose. If anyone besides family, hank would have arrested walt in season 2
he's totally wrong about who shot Tuco tho
I have to agree with Hank. One thing I never bought was Jesse hanging out with Wendy at all.
I dont get how Hank never traced Jesse back to Walt. After all he was on to Jesse.
“The only shooting you do is into a Cleanex” brooo 🤣🤣
Hank when sees Jesse:Tuco Salamanca, hard man to find
"Who's your chief lil injun?"
I've been reading comments for 5 minutes trying to figure out what he said. Ty.
@@shannonz9211 I'm here to serve
"Only shooting you do is into a Kleenex." 🤣 Underrated Hank line.
“Yeast factory” 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I don't know any taco.
0:48 This is the funniest sh1t ever
Get a lawyer done
Aaron Paul has to be the greatest actor of our generation 🏆🏆
Let's not get carried away please.
He’s a great great actor, but not the best of this generation
@@tyharris9994 also let's keep in mind that most people don't even credit the directors, who mostly brought out that preformance. Aaron Paul is good, but he's not a robert deniro, rdj, or dicaprio. Those guys are consistently good in EVERY major title they're in. Not to take away from Aaron Paul, his preformance on breaking bad is good. But I think that in this show, and got, the directors are mostly responsible for bringing out the most in actors. No one ever credits them though. Directing is harder than acting.
smoke up Johnny! please
He’s not even the greatest actor in this scene.
This scene infuriates me because it's not even close to accurate for how interrogations go, the show is usually so good.
In thumbnail that looks like daredevil vs kingpin
“Only shooting you do is into a Kleenex” fantastic
You can see Jesse's poker face almost turn into despair as soon as Hank lifts up the money bag. Brilliant acting.
Hank was very brave in life and death situations but otherwise a bad DEA agent. Think of all his mistakes in just a two year period. In the end he went in without any backup and got Gomey and himself killed.
We’re just normal men
We're just innocent men!
"Are you saying I shot someone? With like a gun?" No Jesse, with a Microwave oven :| ...
Should have called Saul
The best part was when Jesse said “I'm not a monster, I'm just ahead of the curve” and then Hank proceeds to beat him up was hilariously brutal
This is the moment where Jesse didn't know any Taco.
hanks biggest problem was understanding jessie and even thi they were tied to so many locations
I swear Hank said the funniest shit!!
funyuns and boom boom
“The only shooting you do is into a Kleenex” man that killed me 😂
DA all the way!! Jesse you legend!
This was the exact moment tuco became taco
"Only shooting you do is into a kleenex" lmao
Yeah we all heard that part.
0:11 this is the exact moment Hank became Lalo
wendy? that hot blonde catch??
😂
Hands off, I saw her first!
This is the moment Jesse became little engine
"Tell me again."
Jesse is dumb sometimes but he played this PERFECTLY.
Hank: tell me again
Jesse: again
Yeast factory 🤢
Hank was wrong - Wendy the skinny yeast factory held up under questioning.
0:05 This is the moment Hank assaults Jesse (won't be the last time too)
"Who's your chief, little engine?" HAHA
injun. also ur jewish
Hanks actor is really good with thos facial expressions
I love when he said "what, man?!?!" 😂😂😂 Jesse is fuckin hilarious
what vending machine has hot pockets
anyone notice how Hank tried to get Jesse to admit to something he didnt do like eating at a nearby chinese place that could be confirmed a lie
Hank beat Jesse's hands like Batman in the interrogation room with the Joker. 😂
I sure as hell don’t know anything about any taco I’m weak 😂