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- Hector Salamanca drops by and talks to Mike about Tuco's situation.
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That bell ring at the beginning is just perfect attention to detail and a great way to start a scene introducing Hector into this show.
I agree.
Amazing attention to detail, my friend.
Bravo Bince
Such a badass entrance too. We all know him as a cripple little RATA. Here he strolls in like a G
Was gonna comment the exact same thing!
This is so wholesome. Two senior citizens having a chat in a diner.
Even more wholesome to realize that Walter sent both of them to Belize.
Walter also sent himself to Belize.
No more half vacations.
@@nont18411 Hector sent himself to Belize along with Sus Fring
I bet they got the senior discount.
Imagine if this scene happened in Los Pollos Hermanos ..
lmao
I love that no matter what's going on, Mike always just seems annoyed at life.
Especially when a bit of his ear got shot off
I'd be bitter too if my son died.
not annoyed more like he doesn't care
@@rover5058 People who just "don't care" aren't constantly sighing at everything and looking like they want to rip everyone's heads off.
Lol I was Mike when I was 16. Still am lol!
What a nice man looking out for his nephew and apologizing to Mike . It’s clear hectors parents raised him right what an honest man .
The Professional! Huge fan many blessings to you
I bet his families are a bunch of law abiding citizens.
What did you say?
He is such a nice man that he also helps people with their cargo runs and got a billion legitmately
He's not gonna reply to your comment
What a respectable old fella! Seems like he can easily support himself on his feet!
does seem so
Ding
He ends up having a severe stroke & in paralysed pretty much after
@@vp5633 oh really
@@bollerSAB yes, that is hector - he is also in Breaking Bad. He is the one that blows up Gus Fring
The fact that Mike was able to get an apology from Hector Salamanca really shows how respectable He is.
True, also notice the total disregard he shows for the server, she's insignificant.
I'm glad you can see the silver lining. 😃
Also a subtle threat “Best possible outcome for everyone”
@@woahblackbettybamalam How'd that work for Hector?
*_Hmm?_*
I don't think it's that so much as Tuco is SO unhinged and disrespectful that even Hector straight up apologises for him
I love listening to his voice , both accent and delivery. It's a pity he has virtually no more speaking parts.
I know some people said his accent isn't authentic as a man of Hector's background, but I like it too, it's got something to it that just makes you wanna listen to him
@@matthewlacey4198 except when he speaks in Spanish, that’s the only problem imo
@@josechavez9041 For a Philadelphia jew he's ok
Ding!
he should have spoken in english only......when he attempts to speak in spanish it's just atrocious....like nacho, and fring, and the rest.....
the only major character in the whole breaking bad universe who spoke spanish was lalo.
Mike takes the 5000, tells the cops "That's my gun", the cops go "oh ok, thanks for that because we just got the results back and this gun was used in 7 murders last year, this really will clear the backlog"
I thought that too. A hot head lunatic usually has a hot gun.
Lmao
To be fair, when he did actually talk to the police I don't think he actually said it was his.
@@ducamorisable Yeah I remember saul saying the gun might have fallen from a nearby bird😂
@@aleaf355 Damm I hate when that happens.
The funniest thing in this scene is the delivery of the "5k dollars" line, as if that's some huge deal for anyone involved, cut to Mike bearly holding in some serious anger/disgust.
Probably just assumed he was a broke ex-cop. $5,000 can be a lot to a guy desperate for money.
@@Hotdiggity11 $5k was still a lot just a few years ago.
@@Merknilash $5,000 in 2008 (year breaking bad came out and is set in, not sure how much later this is but it's not long after) equals $6,881.26 is 2022. So no, it's not a lot of money for being assaulted and getting possible gun charges.
@@PurpleLightning6was9 this episode wouldve been set in around 2002-3, i dont remember what season its in. but youre right its hardly anything
@@PurpleLightning6was9 you just be using the official Biden numbers if think it’s only 6k
Hector is the only man who can make Tuco apologize.
heisenberg begs to differ.
@@sabin97 Nah man Walt is LUCKY Tuco died as quickly as he did. He got that one on him with the fulminated mercury, but still Tuco didn’t apologize, Walt was begging for his mercy up until Hank shot him. And if he hadn’t, Breaking Bad would be a lot shorter lmao
@@madduxnagel6935 Walt wasn't begging for his mercy right before Hank shot him. It was Tuco who was shot
@@GoGetYourShinebox You’re missing the point. Walt had NO control over the situation. If Hank hadn’t killed him he would’ve been history
@@GoGetYourShinebox uh, walt had 0 control over the tuco situation, nor did tuco EVER apologise to walt, difference between respect, and apologies. Tuco wasnt beimg respectful to EITHER after hector confirmed their betrayal
This Tuco guy seems like a great guy who made a simple mistake, I’m sure he wasn’t a crazy drug addict cartel member who would beat his friend to death.
yeah.
hes just misunderstood
I haven't seen Breaking Bad. Does he get rehabilitated in prison?
Calling No Doze Tuco's "friend" is probably the biggest overstatement in history.
What did you say? You think we’re stupid?
Before you see Hector in focus, you see him walking in the door. He immediately knew where Mike was, knew who he was looking, and walked over like it was a friend before sitting down. The reason Mike got angry was because he knew that everything with Tuco just got a lot more complicated. I am pretty sure he knew immediately who this Uncle of Tuco's was and how dangerous Hector is.
Nacho set tuco up with Mike prior to this and Mike already knew about the salamancas
your mom
@@kariyam2202 tourettes??, understandable have a great day
@@naeemahmed2748 it's an 8-11 year old that phrase is going around with
@@naeemahmed2748 That's not what Tourette's is.
People talking about how respectful Hector is in this scene. Has to be sarcasm, surely.
The way he doesn't acknowledge the waitress, no please or thank you speaks volume on his lack of respected.
The 'low' $5,000 bribe to Mike too is also insulting.
Hector tries to treat Mike the fool and shows his true disregard for others in this scene, hence Mike's distaste for being approached as such.
Great scene
@@rayless obviously he knew it was mike that got beat, hectors probably done a full background check on mike hence knowing hes an ex cop, meaning hes more than likely after finding everything out about mike
Right. I don't even get why people are calling it respectful, as though the whole entire thing isn't just a get on. That's not what respectful means.
Ll
Comparatively I suppose you could say it's respectful, as in compared to Hector's track record. Probably the best he's got on that front lol
Regular Hector is usually worse than this. He could've been more violent to Mike and he even admitted Tuco was wrong for hitting him, instead of just putting as business.
5000$ is such an insult. We are talking about 8 years of Tuco's life. Lalo came up with 7 million for his bail and Mike knows what kind of money people in their business make.
Nacho 😂 ?
Lalo?
@@garryquiggins8183 yeah it says Lalo... :P
Slazem se 😁
Marco and Leonel only took a very small amount of money from that little storage at the beginning of 5x8, and that small amount turned out to be 7 million. They make so much money, and yet Hector offers such a tiny bribe to Mike. It was clearly disrespectful and sardonic.
easily the nicest hector has been to anyone
Right lol
He was also nice to Nacho’s dad before he told him to leave his shop
Can't forget he patted Lyle on the back when he took over Pollos Hermanos that one time looking for Gus
@@johnjohn8240 The half "I still like you" and "you don't want to keep doing that" patt lol.
@@thememaster7 Nah he respected lyle for standing his ground and following the rules. Hector and the cartel need people like that
Rest In Peace, Mr. Margolis. An extraordinary actor, one who brought gravitas to every single line and expression.
“I apologize to you….on behalf of my family!”
Gravitas? Sure, ok 😂
Fran really liked Mike, they would be a lovely couple.
damn fine actor..... was the badass for Sosa in Scarface as well.
@@csnide6702Yes he was excellent in Scarface, too. So coincidental that Don Eladio (Steven Bauer) also plays Manny Ribera, Pacino’s sidekick in Scarface.
@@AdhvaithSaneYou obviously don’t know what gravitas means. So sorry.
2:49
"You're an Ex-Cop" What Hector really meant is: "I know who you are, where you, you're family & love ones live"
yep, that line is scary, makes me wanna know how hector know
whats funny is mike already knows where they and their love ones live.
Hector is also looking for the "best possible outcome" that is a threat.
I love how you can tell what kind of ego Hector has by his interactions with the waitress, not even turning his head to address her when ordering and no please or thank you.
In some cultures, men don’t look at women when interacting with them. It’s a form of respect. So it thought it might be the case here as well?
@@ibrahimabdi6285 Yeah its like that in eastern european culture, because of our faith we are not allowed to look at womans face while talking. Maybe latino people have that too
@@anthemsofeurope2408No, I don't think we have that in our culture whatsoever, at least from my experience and others in my life.
@@melting-vibes WHere are you from?
Well he did also give her a 10 dollar tip at the end, which would’ve been at least twice or three times the coffee. So the waitress would’ve probably been pretty happy anyway lol
"he really did a number on you" The pause after this line from Michael is so telling. The extremely cautious and serious look on his face as he realizes what just walked in to his booth and how his day is now about to go..
He really did a NOMBER on you...
Mike! If you called him Michael he would beat you to a pulp and shove your head up your asp.
@@coolguy05190 XD 🤣😂
Michael is that you?
Love to see how consistent the writers are with how the Salamanca’s view & respect elders. Tuco taking care of his Abuelita, Lalo & the love he has for his family. Hell, even Tio’s showing respect to Mike in this scene.
Hector isn't showing Mike any respect here, he's threatening him. When he says "you're an ex-cop", he's basically saying "I've looked you up, I know who you are, who you were, I know that you have family, I know where you live." Salamancas only care about their own.
Yep well said .......even i agreed with main comment until i read urs i should start questioning things more
yeah, the respect an elders from tuco to punch the hell out of mike 😍 (sry 4 my bad english)
Who is Tio? I’m sure you mean Hector
@@spizun Of course, I just love calling him by both names😂
3:25 That coffee grab while keeping eye contact was a “take the deal or else” move.
Mike throughout this scene is hilarious.
Especially when he realises Hector has been finding more about him.
“So you’re a psychic?” 😂
Line refers to Hector predicting the outcome of the trial.
@@barryschwarz It refers to Salamanca saying Mike is an ex-cop, something that Mike did not talk about.
@@jotairpontes It would be uncharacteristically weak of Mike to try and deny what he knows Salamanca knows, or make some sarcastic remark about what Salamanca is in that regard. He's not saying, 'So you can read my mind, huh?' He's saying, 'So you can predict the future, huh?' Salamanca says that he's an ex-cop first, and predicts the outcome of the trial last, and Mike is responding to the last thing he said, not the former thing he said.
How did Hector find out Mike was an ex-cop anyway?
@@barryschwarz That's a way better take, obviously what the writers had in mind... but it played out so subtly, now I'm realizing I need to work on my listening skills or something. Apparently most people do too...
Mark Margolis is a criminally underrated actor, blows me away.
Well, He blew away some other guys too.
@@viscountalpha Yeah my wife and kids were with me when he did it too.
@@touchofdumb NO KIDS!
I remember him back when he was a regular on The Equalizer (the original, that starred Edward Woodward).
Rip
This Hector character seems trustworthy and respectful. I hope nothing bad ever happens to him.
Nothing that a few sugar pills won’t fix!
Oh boy
Hector is not being respectable or even reasonable here. He’s telling Mike to take on a charge for the benefit of the man that beat him up. Under the assumption that they’ll go easy on him. Which by the way is a veiled threat since it’s him subtly telling Mike that he’s looked into him. While only offering $5,000 even though he could literally offer Mike $500,000 and it’d make no difference to the money he has. $5,000 to Hector is like ¢5 to everyone else.
This just highlights Hector’s complete lack of respect, like how he treats everyone in the cartel not named Salamanca. As well as his incompetency with how he thought Mike would agree to this awful deal. Like how he thought a rundown auto shop could move as much product as Los Pollos Hermanos.
The level of brutality committed by the sociopathic and psychotic Don Eladio and Hector kind of makes me question how the Cartel was founded in the first place. They are too brutal for anyone to join the cartel or work with them. If Gus Fring was the one who founded the Cartel, which he did not, then it would have made tons of sense. Despite this, their level of brutality and how Gus paid no consequence towards the Cartel's gradual downfall kind of shows how much the other criminal organizations hate the latter.
@@ryankwon8785 Drug cartels are run by brutality and fear, not geniuses.
the foreshadowing with the bell ring is amazing
The muscle from Beverly Hills Cop talking to the Bolivian muscle from Scarface...
These legends have been playing these roles all my life!
They both were killed by the main character in those films. Same thing happened in breaking bad, I guess.
0:05 I can't believe I never caught it after all these years!!!
The first introduction of Hector Salamanca in BCS was a goddamn 🛎🛎🛎🛎🛎🛎
That's why this show is hands down the BEST. The attention to detail, the story telling, the story...all amazing
One thing I love about this scene, and also the scene where Hector flips out about Tuco stabbing someone inside, is Hector's constant exasperation with Tuco. The guy's a liability. Hector knows it, the other Salamancas know it, and so do Eladio and Bolsa. Hector doesn't want him out of jail entirely, just a reduced sentence, sorta like "Yeah, the kid's a liability and we're all sick of it."
The bell ring in the beginning of this scene was perfect way introduce Hector’s first appearance on BCS, Hector being polite, tactful,respectful, considerate and supporting towards Mike was honestly a huge surprise given how he usually shows no respect or fear to anyone even Eladio, it seems like the Salamancas seem to know who deserves respect and who doesn’t
bravo vince
Bro he only want manipulate Mike lmao
there was no respect here. He treats the waitress in a subtle but rude mannerism, and 5000 dollar bribe is quite insultingly low. On top of that, he makes it clear he was snooping on Mike.
He wasn't respectful, but he was cordial. Not quite the same thing.
@@aickavon
He also said "you are an ex-cop" basically telling Mike that "I know who you are, who you were, I know your family and I know where you and your loved ones live."
He wasn't respectful at all
The Bell ring was a nice touch, The foreshadowing has been great
That bell ring and the apology from Hector to Mike! This show won't cease to amaze.
It's also a boxing reference, IMO - start of round one btw these two Old Guys.
Also the bell shot at 3.40 as Hector leaves.
…and Hector would be ringing a bell for the rest of his life lol.
Shame we couldn't have seen more of Hector in a speaking role in Breaking Bad and Saul. Excellent character
Role
@@Bonjevalien sorry, my bad
You can almost see mike feeling disrespected at the $5k offer knowing full well how much $$ this family has access too 😂
Hector was clearly uncomfortable talking nicely, and he behaved differently when he negotiated with Mike the second time. The actor really did a great job capturing the nuances in Hector's demeanor.
Hector had a good sense of fashion
I would’ve really loved to see Hector actually twist Tuco’s ear and make him apologize to Mike 😂
"AAA!! WHY'D YOU DO THAT?>!"
1:26 "And you know what? He should go to Jay."
I heard the l, he said “jail”
Jay is a very helpful counsellor specialising in anger management in the Albuquerque area :)
Hector seems like a respectful old man
Hecktor can sock me
Lesson for everyone.
He doesn't say thank you when the waitress gives him the coffee
@@jonathanrhodes8525 Well of course he wouldn't, guy's a mob boss.
@@ablorenz I understand that, but previous commenters suggested he was respectful!
What hurts me most is that Hector ruined what was turning out to be a nice breakfast
I love how rude he is with the waitress, doesn't even acknowledge her.
But he did tip her $10.
@@guybyars8181Some people just tip 10 or 20% out of whatever their meal costed. I can't imagine tipping someone just one or two dollars..
I'd take money over kindness anyday.
That's because the other side of the "respect your elders" coin, in a world of relativity is "disrespect your youngers", we see it everywhere.
Hector's first appearance on Better Call Saul. I was watching this episode today, a few hours only before the announcement of Mark Margolis' death. Rest in peace
Rest in Peace Mark Margolis. You were fantastic as this legendary character. Thanks man. If it wasn't for you, both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul wouldn't have been this successful with your iconic character, Tio Salamanca.
The bell at the beginning was great. Vince is such an incredible writer. Love all the little Easter eggs he adds to the show.
This scene is so great, it very simple but you get to see a great side of Hector that you never usually see. The writing and acting make a scene which nothing happens so great.
The plan Hector came up with is unironically pretty damn smart, but the best part is that he tells Mike he knows he is an ex-cop. He is being as respectful as possible, but him saying that tells Mike that Hector did his research on him beforehand. It also makes Mike wonder how much else he knows. It comes off as just part of his plan, but it is also a disguised threat.
Fran and Mike never shacking up is just as infuriating as watching Walt kill him. Maybe more
"Hot head, always has been."
"Da boss can SOCK me! IT IS PER-SO-NAL!"
I wonder where it comes from...
Del Hacienda I PAY FOR IT!!!!!!
@@aaronnorman9755 Hector this isn't personal.
@@andrew2477 you treat us like dogs
@@aaronnorman9755 WE BUILT THIS BUSINESS
Rest in peace Mark Margolis. A phenomenal actor and person
Mike is the only character who isn't intimidated by anyone.
Bro was intimidated by gus😂 when he clapped Victor
@@JoeMama-dr9zq more like "shocked"
RIP Mark Margolis 😔
Hector comes in with a bell and goes out with a bell. Clever. 👍🏻
In his last scene, he goes out with multiple bells. Ding ding ding ding ding...HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!
Great acting at the end of that scene, just shows that there was really no other option. Hector saying, "I'm looking for the best option for everyone" basically meant Mike and probably his family was dead if he declined.
A man like Hector Salamanca sitting with anyone being polite and calm, knowing that Mike is an ex cop speaks volumes for how he views Mike. Knowing who Mike is, he must also realize he would respond better if treated that way. Mikes a man of steel and always becomes tempered when pressed. Salamanca undoubtedly got his threats across in this scene, but not in the usual Salamanca manner.
i mean he wasn’t that polite
This has to be one of my all time favorite scenes from BCS. The bell at the beginning is a masterpiece as a character introduction.
no kidding, LoL 😂
Mike's anger at the end of this scene is directed toward himself I think. He knows he messed up and now he's put himself in a bad situation.
A situation that’d lead him to Gus.
Yup, he was playing chess in the dark but he misidentified the Rook for a King. Now he meets the King and he realizes he opened up a can of worms he didn’t expect.
I think Hector really meant it when he said Tuco should have respected him. His culture is very big on respect for the elderly and I think Hector was genuinely ashamed of Tuco's behavior and he really did twist his ears for it.
Yeah and Hector might’ve sent Tuco to his room without dinner for smashing his friend to death with his fists
I agree. This was such a stupid thing for Tuco to get involved in.
Do people realized tuco were
weren't the most respected salamancas. Even eduardo were called as Don. Tuco, not so much. Im pretty sure that somewhat hector means to let him stays in jail. For any reason, battery can still be bailed, huh?
But no, Don hector didn't bother to do so. Remember as batshit as he is, he is the very same guy who put the head of marco under water for annoying his twins. When they are about 10. Huh????
@3:10 "I'm looking for the best possible outcome for everybody. And, for your trouble, you take home $5,000. Think about it."
What superb acting.
If you walked in there and didn't know anyone you would think these are the two most helpless people at the diner lol
RIP Mark Margolis (legend)
Fantastic entrance for Hector Salamanca to this show. Just so spot on.
Genuinely shocked to see Hector here, hope he takes his medicine and lives a happy life
Long live Don Hector🛎👴🏼💊
@@kudziekay13 Last chance to look at me Hector.
I certainly hope he doesn't explode at some point.
If you were just shocked? Would it be genuine? Do you constantly lie? And have to preface all your statements with genuinely?
I genuinely lie constantly, but honestly, since I am actually stupid, I personally believe that I need to use adjectives to, certainly prove my point?
Who is that Hector guy? His face really rings a bell!
He was Sosa's hit man, in "Scarface".
This is the best comment ever.
He’s Ventura’s landlord.
This is the moment that Mike got an apology
0:12 Heisenberg casually walking in the back
From Metastasis
🙄
@@averageobserver1001 walter blanco
I like the little touch of Hector pulling his pants up and adjusting his belt, before he walks up to Mike. Almost like he is preparing himself, having done his homework beforehand and knowing he isn't dealing with just some regular Joe. A sign of respect, but done in a way he hides it from Mike.
Big reach.
I love that there's bell like noises throughout the show. Constantly makes you wonder if this'll be the episode where hector meets the inevitable. Sometimes it's an actual service bell, others it's just Mike hammering a spike before he robs hector's truck but no matter what, there's always that haunting "ding" that reminds you of hector's fate
We all knew Hector was going to show up eventually on this show and the way they introduced him here was pure genius. They made us wait a season and then the cinematography of his entrance, excellent.
Mike is one of the coolest and best-developed personalities in the history of television. Whatta character!
Mike sighs with an annoyed look before Hector ever even entered the building. As if he was not looking forward to this conversation. It’s clear Mike knew he was being tracked and followed by the Salamanca’s.
03:25 Actor was looking for a handle. Good recovery.
Good catch
This is such a wholesome moment. Two senior citizens having a chat in a diner and no phones around.
The GREAT Jonathan Banks...
What else needs to be said?
He owns every scene he's in...
Rest in Peace, Mark Margolis
Rip Mark Margolis ❤️ Great actor
I love the addition of the bell. Gives the breaking bad views a little laugh and callback lol
The Salamancas have a way of being simultaneously charming and terrifying.
Just like Gilbert Gottfried.
I’ll always regret that we never got to witness Hector and Tuco verbally interact with one another. I wonder just how much Hector could keep Tuco in line.
Same goes for Lalo
@@finger420 Ohhh yes! Lalo told Hector that he would keep Tuco straight. I would love to have seen that interaction. Lalo is tough, and has a lot of moxie. But he’d have his hands full with Tuco.
@@GeneralSirDouglasMcA I would love to see a scene with all of the Salamanca’s interacting. Hector, Lalo, Tuco and the twins. They are all so different but similar at the same time. Missed opportunity
They have in breaking bad
This is the moment Hector became Lydia Rodarte-Quayle's Stevia packets
The absolute swagger in Hector's step in his first appearance contrast with how disheveled he looked when we saw in him in Season 2 of BB is something.
I dont know what it is, but I could listen to Hector and Mike talk all day. It's like criminal ASMR
"I am looking for the best possible outcome for everybody" says it all. It's a treat.
COFEE, BLAK!
FRAN CAN SOK MEEE
He really did a NOMBER on you
Somehow “coffee with a little cream and sugar” just wouldn’t work.
The opening sound is foreshadowing.
Not for 8 years, less, much less.
One of the best scenes of BB.
Lalo meeting Mike:
Lalo: "I've heard so much about you."
Mike: "That right?"
3:52 the most Mike has ever lost his cool.
Umm, what about when he yelled at Walt after getting the bag of money?
@@enjoyitbro Oh, right!
No ex-cop would sit with his back to the entrance
I love how Mike gets upset at the end. He just stumbled upon the real big threat and he knows it.
Hector is the best character and the only character that has actually wins. He was always right about Gus and then when no one else listens to him he beats him by blowing him to pieces. Respect Hector.
Actually wins = loses his entire family, murdered by his sworn enemy
@@RC001122 and yet he has the last laugh. As they say one who laughs last laughs the best
Like Mike about Walt. Mike always said that Walt was the problem with everything or anything going wrong, he was always right. It's one of the reasons why Mike is one of my favorite characters.
Walt actually won here he took out two people who wanted him dead.
@@vincenthammons6705 No
That's the most polite hector ever been
That look on Mike’s face at the end, the frustration of him knowing he doesn’t really have a choice
3:46 Mike's reaction was his first chance to express his realization that he had been followed that day.
first cop ever to sit with his back to a door in public
What a legend! RIP, Mark Margolis
0:06 Bell rings in the diner right before Hector Salamanca walks in. Excellent nod to Breaking Bad.
RIP Mark Margolis
"Aggravated assault, the gun - plus he got your wallet!."
"Thas right."
The smile and little head tilt as Mike responds is perfect, it shows how satisfied he is with the results.
Hector lists off the charges on his fingers and Mike's grinning through his black eye thinking "it's almost as if someone was trying to goad him into getting himself arrested".
Can’t believe Mike is sitting with his back to the entrance. Tactical mistake.