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From Season 1, Episode 1 'Uno' - Struggling public defender Jimmy McGill constructs an elaborate yet questionable plan for winning back a pair of wealthy potential clients.
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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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The most very important thing to keep in mind is that nobody got hurt
But a body sure did.
@@napoleoncomplex2712 don't worry. he's already dead. he can't distinguish pain and anything else your honour
fak of micah
Not a soul!
Exhibit A, after saving for 10 years and in front of hundreds of funeral people, mama holding dad’s headless body, sure don’t think there is any blood pressure in that poor soul left
The fact that he didn't say a single word and just pulled out a tv and played the tape after jimmy did all that really paints what the entire show will be about
How so?
@@thewitchfindergeneral4015 think about the whole show hes doing the most to prove he deserves to be a lawyer, look at the episode where he gives advice to the chick who was shoplifter and wanted to be a lawyer
It was done for dramatic effect but was so completely unrealistic in a real court lol. Prosecutor would have to specify first to the court the exhibit number. Also Saul appealing to the jury saying “they are better than that” when the jury is literally there to apply the law based on the facts and not to let their personal emotions decide whether the kids were guilty or not…
@@denniskaufmann2889 Yeah, cos if there is one thing we can count on a random group of unknowns to do, it is to be robots.
@@denniskaufmann2889
Do you know anything about being a lawyer?
Love this scene. You have no idea what kind of shenanigans these kids were up to until the reveal.
Ngl i thought he was winning at first
This was bad but I was thinking of something much worse
What exactly were they doing in the video? I couldn’t tell?
Why else do teenagers break into a morgue though
@@legalza0843 What do you mean
the line 'near-honors students all' is really underappreciated
Near-honor students who almost graduated.
Especially since they’re 19.
Near honors could mean all f’s
In the alphabet the letter F is NEAR to the A
@@sweetconman Honors is not based on grade, but on the degree itself. To say you've done your honors is to say you've undertaken a structure of the degree that is either higher than the average standard or includes more information.
Truly a master of factless rhetoric.
I love how Jimmy's like "Don't worry about it, guys." when the video is being played.
He be like “Saul Good Man”
Lol like the guy who says “You won’t feel a thing” right before getting hanged.
@@alexanderwright5248 Loved this lmao
Wish he was my lawyer back when I was going to court could’ve got me off that misdemeanor trespass lol
bruv I can't tell if he was fucking the corpse or cutting the head off
Jimmy's optimism is amazing. He knows the case is weak but still giving hope to his clients.
While he isn't shown to be an excellent litigator like his brother he is certainly the most zealous advocate shown in BCS
like a true hero, inspiring hope to the hopeless.
I wonder what kind of hope you can get from a lawyer that makes use of the word "bananas" in his statement 😂.
Its bad practice to sell or ensure hope to your clients
@@egirlcafemanager7119 But at the moment his client was the state, he was doing public defense.
I really like how the atmosphere is boring and monotonous until Jimmy arrives and tries to instill grace and good vibes
And no one talks in the entire scene. Even the bailiff just psst's him in the bathroom. Highlights Jimmy even more as the main character.
@@ReMattch It's as if Jimmy gave him his voice to start his own series.
@@ourcorrectopinions6824 Jimmy and Don Eladio would be very good friends.
Almost morgue-like?
@@jamesmac8424 James Morgue McGill.
‘Near honour students, all’
I love this line. Completely arbitrary and doesn’t mean anything, but it sounds great with his defence.
It’s so good that them being honors students is implanted in my brain. A nice trick.
@@AB-nk5wvno, NEAR honor students! Not quite honor students, but close! Lol I guess that speaks to how good Saul is.
idk i feel like that would hurt the case. meaning that they were pretty smart.. meaning they knew what they were doing.
I love how some jurors immediately look away when he put in the tape - like they've probably already seen it throughout the trial - makes you wonder what they did right before the reveal - amazing.
Yeah, you cannot present new evidence during closing arguments, so it would have had to have been something they already saw.
The guy who leaves when the TV gets pulled out too, he's not staying around to see that. Maybe the corpse's relative?
@@poisonforsocrates He didn't leave. He just moved so he could see the screen. As did another 10 or so spectators.
@@poisonforsocrates This is actually illegal. In the united states judicial system it is illegal for anyone a victim of a severe crime or knowledgable to any person in the case including but not limited to the prosecution, the prosecutor, the defendant, the defendant's lawyer, witnesses, and the judge from entering the trial as a juror.
@@nuclearandspaceeducation3201 he’s talking about the spectators in the back, not anyone participating in the trial.
I don't think there is a person in the world that could deny that Jimmy gave those kids the best defence he could. Anyone was always losing that case.
@@deanjustdean7818Still is the best defense he could’ve offered legally.
A plea would have been the best defense.
@@joserios4409imagine if he were Saul Goodman though, they’d have gotten off easy lol
@@othervids3726Saul would destroy the tape, but before that make a copy and edit their faces to random people just in case someone still has a copy. Then he would get body doubles to play the defendants and Huell to play the judge.
Gotta hand it to Jimmy for sticking up for his clients in an obvious loser case. Chuck was a fool to doubt jimmys ethics.
Well yeah he kinda has to do that because it's his whole job and as a public defender he doesn't get to choose who he's defending.
@@nandoman4769 yeah but my point is that Chuck thought Jimmy would be unable to do his job, and over the course of the 3 seasons he’s proven he can with flying colors. Best example with the kettlemans case, he easily could’ve just taken the money and moved on like he did here with this loser case. However Jimmy did the right thing and saved the kettlemans and Kim wexler’s career.
Chuck I’m sure if he heard about this he would’ve done Everything in his power to ruin their lives thinking it’s the “Right thing.”
@@masterzombie161 This is the moment where we learn he's done worse chicanery than this. That billboard? You're telling me that a man just happens to fall like that!
@@NightSkeptic NO HE ORCHESTRATED IT!! JIMMY!! HE DEFECATED THROUGH A SUNROOF!!!
@@masterzombie161 I don't think that he ever thought he COULDN'T do the job, but rather that he SHOULDN'T. Remember that Chuck only ever saw Jimmy as his worse traits, the grifter, the liar, the conman. I don't think Chuck ever saw Jimmy as being incompetent in law, but rather he knew that Jimmy would be capable... and it SCARED him because he could only ever picture him pulling his cons and grifts with something as serious as legal procedure, not only making a mockery of the law but also endangering others, which given what actually ended up happening was not a totally unfair assessment, although you COULD also state that the fact he was never ever truly given a chance drove him to relapse and go back to his Slippin' Jimmy tendencies... which eventually turned out for the worst when all that was really left was Saul Goodman. In a way, Saul's crimes are both a consequence of Jimmy forgoing the opportunities he had to make it on the straight and narrow... and also of others pushing him to go that way, note how being honest about him basically not caring about Chuck after he died (at least as far as he was willing to admit to himself) did not help him in getting his license back out of perceived "dishonesty," but LYING and CONNING them into believing he DID actually moved them with his "honesty" and got him his license back, so he'd obviously feel vindicated and all the more encouraged. It wasn't just Chuck, it wasn't just Jimmy, it wasn't just "the world and the system" but a curious and interesting combination of those three that gave way to the tragedy that would beget Saul Goo- I mean "Gene."
It’s funny how despite 6 seasons of cartel stuff this is still among the most depraved things to happen in this series
RIGHT? I’m actually shocked a lot of people don’t mention it. Actually one of the most shocking and perverted things I’ve ever seen or heard of
@@miquonk they are 10 times worse then Gus
@@Da_doggo104 are you insane? 10 times worse than gus? lol
@@ivanjelenic5627 I mean Gus wouldn’t do this
@@miquonk if it meant somehow helping him expand his empire, Gus would definitely do something like this
At least he tried.
Not gonna lie he was better than most real life lawyers.
Especially with a case like this. No lawyer can win every case, but any smart lawyer would probably still be able to get a good recommendation/reference from this case, as the legal representation he gave to them was undeniably amazing (especially for a case like this, no lawyer may judge their clients, however there is a lot of evidence stacked against them.)
@@bruhstandler In real life the only advice the lawyer would give would be to plead guilty. The judge isn't going to go easier on the boys for putting the state through the expense and the family through the pain of a trial when they're blatantly guilty.
@@MrBlack1968 True, the lawyer would RECOMMEND they do that but ultimately a lawyer must abide by their clients wishes, and if their client wanted to go to trial (which is the assumption I have to make) then they theoretically could, although they would be making it worse on themselves. In that case, Saul did still provide excellent legal representation given what he was given.
@@bruhstandler True. The lawyer's product is his/her legal representation. The client hiring a lawyer makes him/her the customer so the customer can state what kind of defense to pursue.
@@bruhstandler No lawyer can win every case? Have you never heard of... Denny Crane.
Given his losing position he really did go out swinging. Most Lawyers wouldn't have tried this hard.
What are you on about, failing to give closing arguments would be grounds for a collateral habeas appeal based on ineffective assistance of counsel, the defence counsel would probably be sanctioned by the court if found true and could face bar disciplinary action as a result.
@@lachyt5247 I just liked the show a lot. My understanding of the US court system is limited to this show XD. What I would then mean is their own closing arguments wouldn't go as far as he did. Jeez.
@@lachyt5247 So in your mind you either give an impassioned and thorough defense or fail to give closing arguments, there is no in between. 😂👍
@@Hankblue The original commenter edited his comment significantly, it used to say "most lawyers would sit back and not say anything" or something along those lines.
@@lachyt5247 Oh haha, that was sneaky. I retract my statement then (but will leave it unedited) 😉
Considering the crime, this was the best defense Jimmy could give. Throw yourself at the mercy of the court and plead for leniency.
Should have pleaded. They were betting on jury nullification. The judge will throw the book when they loose at trial
he should have switched the address of the mortuary in the paperwork. Mistrial!
I like the fact that Dave didn't even need to utter even a single word. Well played.
Good acting on "Dave's" part, utter contempt for the accused. BTW, a normal case would have been a plea bargain.
It must be remembered that Dave did over reach on the trespassing issue though .
But Dave Porter did nail the theme.
I like how one of the spectators just gets up and leaves as soon as the TV gets rolled out. Like he knows what's about to go down
When he calmly walks towards the TV you just get this big smile on your face like "oh shitttttt he's just gonna just play a tape". During his meandering with the TV, slowly putting in the VHS, and pressing the play button, the audience has plenty of time to use their imaginations. What a PERFECT opening scene.
Also I like how they lifted certain elements from BB, like the emphasis on sound. The creaking and groaning of the cart, the whirring of the VCR running.
BB was really good at using random sounds in big ways, and I’m thankful that this show continues that trope.
@@scottlawton9459 You can thank Kelley Dixon for the video editing and the multiple sound designers they had on staff. It's no wonder the show was an insane success, they had a A plus crew.
Meandering? No
@@mwilliamshs Oh I thought meandering was moving from point a to b in a unenthusiastic fashion, I now know it means nagivating a winding course, whoops.
I was sure they'd have sex with the body.
Simply a perfect opening scene for the series. Will miss Better Call Saul.
Isnt it coming back?
@@Brenh0lly Sorry...yes, it is. I was thinking ahead to the end of the series following the upcoming sixth season.
@@Hupomone I think I heard they split the last season into two parts again. So it might take another 2 years to finish completely. But don't quote me on that.
It wouldn't be so bad if he didn't have to wait so long bcuz of the Wuhan
@@Nasonix2 Yes- two halves, much like the final season of Breaking Bad.
@@Hupomone If it's good, I don't mind. Hope they don't end up like GOT tho.
I love how Saul plays it down then it’s followed by an absolute horrific video 🤣 also in guessing the people who leave court are the family of the deceased .
I actually couldn't tell if that guy left the court or if he was moving to the other side of the room so he could actually see the TV, lmao.
@@DeathBringer769 he was moving to the other side to check out that monstrosity
I thought the people leaving were actually the accused teens' families just basically having an "I have no son" response to the vid. :'D
@@ecthox-1mork909 that’s possible too
Nah if you look closely, the walk over to get a better view
If “It’s just a prank, bro” was a person.
If he tried that defence they would have been locked up for live. The lets teach them a lesson, but not ruin their lives is the right approach.
It wouldn't matter. They were only charged for criminal tresspasing and they couldn't get more than few years in prison.
@@iondustt What? They would have also been charged with desecration of a corpse also at the bare minimum. Jimmy was just trying to lighten the load a bit by arguing with the trespassing charge - even he knows with that tape in evidence there's no arguing against desecration of a corpse.
This is the moment that Jimmy became the guy who didn’t have enough stickers.
I'm just rewatching BCS now goddamnit this killed me
The fact that the kids didn't plead out and this went to trial is on them
I always thought that they weren't given a plea because the prosecution didn't offer them one because they rightly assumed there would be a public outcry and truly this is an indefensible crime that they obviously did.
This was a great way to start off the show, I remember being really disturbed by what they did
I was dying of laugh.
Nobody was hurt!
I think it was a perfect way. Before watching it, I was scared BCS will have a much lighter tone than Breaking Bad, but this opening eased my worries.
It was amazing, and remember during the whole sequence, you had no idea what monstrosity happened until the video started playing
I mean it could've been much worse, considering 3 teen boys and a corpse were involved
Jimmy’s dialogue here shows how brilliant of an attorney he really is. Like, sure, he was screwed from the get-go and he’s reaching at every point possible (even hilariously when accusing the prosecution of reaching 🤣). But the way he just flawlessly grazes the areas of what he can and can’t say in his closing argument and even uses phrases like “near-honors students” and “most portions of the business open to the public” highlights how incredibly clever and precise he really is.
God it immediately goes from, “oh I think he’s got this” to “no”
3:19 I love how that one guy at the back just stood up and walked away.
If you notice at 3:52, the guy is still in the court room, he just wanted to see the t.v screen.
@@jackiechan_wtf4041bruh
@@jackiechan_wtf4041yeah noticed that after I rewatched it. I always thought he walked out because he's friends with the young lads and knew what they did and so because he knew he got up and left lol. Would've been cool if that was the case
Yes, I know it's just a show, but there is no way that anyone would be stupid enough to decline any guilty plea to get a lesser sentence and try to take this case to cour-- wait, nevermind, this is about as accurate as real life.
Never underestimate stupidity.🤣🤣
If I was in their shoes, and I was offered a deal for 5 years vs probably 15+ at trial, I'd take the deal lmao
Kettleman moment
I'm prretty sure prosecution wouldn't even bother to offer a deal on this. Dumbasses recorded their crime
Lol, my cousin did nearly a decade when he thought he could “beat the case” after they offered him two years with time served (year and some change) already done pretrial.
I love how the other lawyer didn't even have to say a word 😆
Fr
It’s a classic example of “res ipsa loquitur”. A legal term that means “the thing speaks for itself “
He is not a lawyer. He seems to be the prosecutor.
@@ПавелСавин-ч8кProsecutors are lawyers too.
This scene is the reason I’ve never recommended this show to my parents. Love it, 10/10, but they would’ve shut it off after this. That being said, it’s a genius way to introduce Jimmy.
Why not, my dad loves Better Call Saul. I'm the one in the family who hasn't seen it lol
@@GB-ko8cv give into the pressure then
My mom did exactly that lmao
I love the way this show starts out, especially how jimmy belittles the crime they committed before the video is shown, it’s just so unexpected and funny
After watching the latest episode of this show, it's really amazing to see just how different Jimmy really is in the beginning of this show. He still has that charm, yet his morals are still there, he wants to help, he even physically looks different. With season 5 and 6 though, it's like an unrecognizable person. This Jimmy is just a memory now, replaced by Saul.
The way he strode in , clapped his hands and say " Oh ! To be 19 again !" In such an emphatic manner 🤣 LFMAO! I still remember it as clear as the first time I saw it .
1:47 "Not a soul" 😭😭😭
The writing in this show is just so integrated, like there's so many bits of just immersion and good effective writing like that.
Lmao I just realized the line
Not a Saul
@@bait5257 me too
The buildup in this scene is phenomenal. The long deadpan silence, the TV being pulled out, tape put in; I knew whatever it was wasn't gonna be good, just didn't know what. Blown away by the revelation of the crime's specifics.
This scene got me hooked on the show. Love it.
this really goes to show that evidence really does speak for itself at times
Especially Johnny vs Amber Heard case.
I wonder how later Saul would have defended this one 🤔
Maybe he might not have taken the case because remember here as Jimmy he had no choice but to represent them because he was a public defender
@@Wolf-wc1js I really feel bad for public defenders. I mean, someone has to do it, and they do provide a real service to people in need, but you know it’s gotta be hard for them to try and defend cases like this (or real world equivalence of this.)
@@shawncusack2066 yeah and unfortunately like Jimmy they do it because it’s basically a near guaranteed job because courts constantly need them and it’s a way to pay the bills. Furthermore they’re often overworked and underpaid
Probably create some crazy as shit scheme where it could be blamed on drugs that were slipped into their systems. I don't know how he'd plant that evidence, I just know he _could._
Destroy the evidence/tape.
This scene set the tone for the series more than the Gene opening in my opinion. Extremely fucked-up, yet somehow strangely funny.
I agree, the Gene foreshadow kinda shows us fans who watched breaking bad first the fate of Saul Goodman but this scene sets the tone of the show that shows us how Jimmy McGill will become the “criminal” lawyer to Walter White.
The actor playing the prosecutor really deserves a lot of credit here.
But then it's a beautifully executed show, on every level. Probably better than Breaking Bad, though we'll see if they stick the landing.
Landing stuck.
BCS > BB for me for sure. Just purr art made from love and passion from the whole crew. And I mean everyone down to the makeup artists and anyone else below them.
Narrator: They stuck the landing.
@@daviddavisrnunderrated comment!
Do the defendants remind anyone else of The Inbetweeners?
But seriously, I think it was a nice touch to have realistic looking teens in the role. American television generally makes teenagers look glamorous.
I think the inbetweeners had an influence to an extent on this show, given sauls car
Yeah, between Breaking Bad and this show, I’ve always appreciated how plain and regular everyone kinda looks.
@@otterlypawfulexcept Lalo
Season 1 had such a different atmosphere. I love every season but this was really unique and captivating in a really odd way.
Decapitating*
Same with Breaking Bad. Everything seems so simple and narrowly focused before you're introduced to a massive criminal underworld and revolting character transformation. Gives a very eerie feeling upon rewatch.
sadly many kids dislikes/hates the first two seasons because no action
That "Oh to be 19 again..." verse he opens his monologue with it's really something, the delivery it's delicious even for us watching the scene, it made me sigh and crave going back to that age for real. A true salesman right there!!
I've watched this scene several times and just noticed the guy leaving when the TV/VCR is pulled out. He knows what's coming in the video and wants no part of it.
He didn’t leave, he moved to a different area so he can see the TV
@@liavhanegbi2729 That's a good point. You could well be right.
@@Hupomone They are right. You can see him in front of the crowd at 4:11
"They're still going to jail aren't they?"
"Since when does that matter? They had sex with a head!!"
The sound of that video cassette being inserted ... the tray loading, the tape threading ... such nostalgia. Next I'm off to look for modems handshaking
I still have a few Floppy discs laying around if you want em
@@Shadowwind4 They'd go nicely with the obsolete test server at work, which is so old that it has a 3.5" floppy drive. I powered it up one day with a new colleague in the room without remarking on it: the look on his face when he heard the BRRRRRR-CHAK-CHAK-CHAK of it trying to boot from floppy was something to behold, whiplashed through two decades in a moment.
What's really dumb is they recorded it
whats is really dumb is the fact that they f*cked a decapitated head...
@@nikoskavo6536
Teenagers, No shame.
@@nikoskavo6536 Wait... you're saying you don't like fucking decapitated heads?
What's even worse is that they didn't delete the tape after being suspected of the crime...
Like Jan 6th?
Thinking about it, this is set in 2002, 6 years before Breaking Bad. Jesse in Breaking Bad was probably 23. So around this time, Jesse would proabably be in Walter's class failing chemistry right now.
Jesse was 17 at that time. He was turning 18 on September.
at least he wasn't getting head from a head, we can give him that much.
@@imnotajuveniledelinquent13 days after the towers fell
I just love how this scene foreshadows Jimmy's decisions and psychological thought process later on. He focuses solely on the immediate consequence (nobody got hurt) rather than the moral actions of it, and then tries to bring in other pieces of information to rationalize his arguments (them being honor students and allat). It really shows Jimmy's mindset really good and how he applies it to his work.
It's also surprising but it actually shows the idea of change that BCS is centered about. He claims that they'll never do it again and that they'll change from this, which is a nice little parallel to his own struggles to change.
These things are what allows Jimmy to commit immoral acts without a care in the world because he's able to keep downplaying his actions using only the immediate consequences to tell himself that he's not actually a bad person, until he can't do that any longer
I love how the prosecutor doesn’t have to say a single word, and just rolls the tape. The evidence speaks for itself 👍🏻
And saul was like wait its not what it looks like they have good grades
When the scene ended with the revelation of what these guys did to the head, I physically recoiled and got sick. Bravo Vince.
B R A V O V I N C E
people tend to love jimmy for his improvising skills but I love scenes like this where we actually get to see the craft behind it
I love how the guy walks out as he wheals up the TV as he already knows what's on the video and doesnt want to see any of it again.
My one complaint about Better Call Saul, if it were up to me there would have been 50 more scenes of Saul in court.
Respect for his level of effort considering he never had a chance.
I’m confident if he was Saul at this point he’d somehow find a way to get these kids off hahaha
No need to, they already got themselves off. With a severed head
What does he look like, their high school girlfriend? Five fingers, no waiting?
I think the head already did that.
@@dustinrausch5008 lmao
@@bno6156 Finger?
Jimmy's way with words is incredible. When you're listening to him you think they did something silly that could go unpunished. He knows the case is undefendable but still tries his best to get them out of this
this guys were caught in 4K before it was a thing.
Love the character development in this show. Jimmy has come a loong way
I’m starting to get really depressed that this brilliant show only has 6 episodes left. It’s been a wonderful ride
Jimmy was legitimately expecting the courtroom to say "Amen".
No. He wasn't. But that's why the show is so appealing! It's enjoyable for folks who can read between the lines, and it's also enjoyable for people like.... you.
@@StLunatic5 Pretentiousness at its finest
dont tell me, youre also a rick and morty fan right?
To be fair, you need a very high iq to understand Rick and Morty though
I love how impatient the prosecutor is to show the video
I’m surprised he did not share video evidence
You cannot introduce new evidence during closing arguments, so this was something the jury would have had to already have seen.
@@turbokid8719 This was closing arguments. No new evidence is allowed at this point. Both sides of the case have already said their piece. Closing arguments is just one final chance to remind the jury the most important facts or themes of your case. Jimmy came up with a honestly really strong and smart speech as his closing arguement. The other side just sorta went with this, we have video proof of these guys beheading and raping a corpse in a "let the evidence speak for itself" type of closing arguement.
@@hamsterfromabove8905 well at least the fictional prosecutor did a better job than real prosecutors 👍🏻😆
It's almost a mic drop, no wonder he was eager to do it
I love the way this establishes Jimmy. His life is on a downturn and he’s fighting uphill battles and doing pretty thankless jobs but all the while, he’s trying his best to finesse it.
I wish one day i'll have a lawyer like Saul
Wouldn't you rather wish you'd never need a lawyer?
@@TheHidan234 he’s imagining it like Jimmy’s metaphor to the Kettlemans. Lawyers are like insurance, think why get it but when you do need it, you wish you had it.
@@TheHidan234 life would be easyer with a Saul next to you
@@Thebigdon1 I have a boss like Saul 😝😝
@@Wolf-wc1js yeah but i feel like a better wish would just be to never need one
4:36 The "don't worry guys" look on Jimmy 💀💀💀
"Near honor students. All." 😊
The fact that the prosecution just says nothing and pulls out a video is what makes this scene great
Would be more convincing if the Chicago sunroof was shown as proof that the brain was to be blamed
It warms my soul that Saul's "don't worry about it" look at the end is the most replayed.
Even knowing he'll lose, he'll still give it his all.
The slow movement of the gallery moving to the side to watch the video just adds something to this scene 😂
1:01 "and sunroofs look very defecatable"
A conman with a law degree is almost as dangerous as a chemist prodigy cooking meth.
Don't most conmen have law degrees?
didn't you already leave this comment on another video
@@Iscafplays if they’re politicians and former law students then yes
thanks for your extremely original comment
@@Iscafplays Most politicians do. Busy passing laws to further enrich the already rich, while at the same time blocking bills for affordable housing and healthcare. Living wage for employees? Of course not. How will corporations fund stock buy-backs programs if it the government forces them to pay workers better?
Jury nullification it’s such a long shot and extremely rare. I’m surprised he tried that defense
It's stupid how rare it is
You're obviously not an alumna from the Law School of American Samoa.
@@TheSubmissionChannel they should have done a plea agreement
@@SHAMSHAM1090 Yup, and now that they made the state waste its time and resources trying such an open and shut case, they are going to get the maximum sentence
Oh to be 19 again...
I always loved Jimmy’s evocative and poetic monologues in BB and BCS.
I feel like they should've did a spin-off with the decapitated head.
I bet a lot of questions could have been answered...
Lol
The way how he pulled out the TV and plays the tape without changing emotion, he's like "You're talking too much, here's the evidence!"
I love how they picked such an interesting scenario to start with. Really lures the viewer into questioning what kind of serious punishment could be inflicted by justice for this kind of act. Lots of wild conceptions, obviously it has to be taken into consideration that the person is already dead but the fact that this act is being done on another human could cause the jury to feel as if the person were alive, which in this case would probably result in either life or the death sentence. Crazy.
When that man stopped breathing he became nothing but a dead shell of what was once a human being. No different from a piece of driftwood on the ground.
I would had zero trust for someone who so casually and happily cuts a human head, but on the other side, my uncle played football with a skeleton head yet he remained quite "normal" so...
@@asasas9146 whats wrong with your uncle
@@asasas9146Some people just have the ability to detach themself from some situations.
Tbh if they have such little regard for a dead body then they'd probably also have none for a life one so jail sentence it is
The silence is so loud lmao
Near honour students, all. Very subtle and very funny
Seeing this scene makes me sad now that this show is officially over now.
When it's so bad that even Saul can't win for you, or at least help you out when it comes to the punishment, you know you really f*cked up
'not a soul was hurt'
Brilliant writing!!
I mean when you put it that way, yeah lol
One of the greatest opening scenes ever for a series, can’t beat this
"eh bit of a reach, don'tchya think, Dave?"
😆 Cutting to Dave's expression, for some reason that always gets me.
Yeah im dumb when I was 19 but nowhere close to those 3. they are what we called stupid evil.
3:19 My man knew what was coming and fled lol
If I was the defense lawyer I would have stood up after the video played and said ‘Nevermind’.
you would make a terrible defence lawyer
@@snarkycommenthere9027 Awe man, I was hoping for a snarky comment, and instead got a pretty accurate, slightly snarky one. You make a good point though.
@@snarkycommenthere9027 He wouldn't be a lawyer for long after doing something like that
Criminal trespass? That's desecrating a dead body..
This is in my opinion one of the best, if not the best, scene in the whole show. It perfectly encapsulate what I consider to be one of the central themes of the show. Should our future be forever tainted by mistakes and dumb choices we made in the pass? Jimmy's answer to this is "no" especilly if no body actually got hurt. But at what point do we need individuals to be held accountable for them to actually learn and improve, because yes this time nobody got hurt but if this pattern of behaviour contines then at some point somebody might, which we see by the end of the series when after a long series of "nobody will get hurt shinanigans" "SOMEONE" actually gets hurt
I also love how that first fact is shot from his back, almost as if he is defending himselft for his past and yet to come antics
I swear to God this guy should work in the advertisement business
That's the best free legal defense anyone could ever hope for
This is one of those cases where "Actions speak louder than words."
"Near honor students, all" I love that line.
Gotta respect how Jimmy gave them the best defense he could even when they were already doomed to lose
This scene just rip my head off all the time.
this is the moment when the grandfather became a grandfather without a head
I remember when I first watched this and was like, "Wow, that was a very good argument." and then saw the video and was like... "Oh, Saul"
3:19 love how the guy just walks out knowing what's about to be played.
Nah, he just took the best spot for watching, you can see him in the crowd latter, half of people got up from their seats to watch.
“Near honor students all of them”. Lol. By that comparison everyone is
bro really say "you are better than that" to the jury 💀
From Uno to Series finale, What a great journey it has been