Jesse's Interview With The DEA | Bit By A Dead Bee | Breaking Bad
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- Jesse and Wendy get questioned by the DEA.
Season 2 Episode 3 Bit By A Dead Bee: Walt and Jesse cover their tracks, but as a result, both of their financial situations suffer. Meanwhile, Hank and his DEA colleagues have a break in their meth investigation that could lead them straight to Walt and Jesse.
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This is the exact moment Tuco Salamanca became Taco
Taco Salamonki
Taco Salmonella
Taco? I dont know any Taco.
@@Karcinos64 Lord bless your soul, I needed that laugh lmao
Taca Salamancu
Insane how Jesse and Wendy are the only ones who are still alive in this scene
Wendy could be dead
Wendy dies from overdosing on los pollos hermanos finest
The attendant nurse of hector is also alive
I could be mistaken, but I’m pretty sure Wendy was killed after her failed attempt with the burger poisoning
@@DECENTcrewbro even the random dude that dropped Walter jr back home is also alive. Do some research
Wendy’s a real one.
Give someone enough drugs they'll do anything.
I think she's cheating on me. She says I'm her one true love, but I have a nasty suspicion she might be seeing other men....
@@nevillewran4083 A whole lotta men.
@@gaminacthemaniac6444 SHE IS NOT! She just needs solace and support from about 30 men a day. I see her climb into their cars, then she disappears as she lays her head in their laps so they can comfort and soothe her.
Sometimes she stays soothed for a half hour or more. But then she needs more comfort....
@@nevillewran4083 more comfort?
Like what?
It's amazing how Wendy is one of the more reliable people in both series.
She was in BCS too?
@@manjunatha5ayeah
To trap howard
@@theozilliox8348 right. I remember it now. Jimmy in that episode, lol.
@@manjunatha5aThey were forced to put her in BCS because people taught that Wendy was Kim 😂
2:37
That right there is Hank's biggest weakness. He underestimates people, it is ironic that Tuco WAS indeed shot by Jesse himself.
That's what killed gus
@@devisherefr9879 I think it is slightly different in Gus's case. Gus mostly relied on his strategic mind most of the time, and once he tried to be emotional, it literally blew on his face. I am sure if it had been another one of his enemies, he wouldn't have made an effort to kill him himself. Besides he also couldn't have foreseen that such alliance was a possibility. He knew Walter was dangerous, but he didn't think he would have done that. So I guess, in a way, I agree with you.
@@elsadabbasov8187 it does not matter how smart or powerfull you are death come to us all
Well then next time Hank should estimate people
Well, well, well. How the turntables...
The timing of Gomie's "what?" at 4:34 always cracks me up, it's just so perfect. You barely notice that he's there, but then you wonder what he thought of Hank in that moment 😂
😂😂
Hey! How about we stay on topic!
Gomey standing there thinking "I had no idea Walt Jr. played football???"
I loved that moment. Hank stepped over a bunch of lines. So glad she called him out.
I love the little detail about the crutches, it's what completely sells it to Gomey - he knows she must be telling the truth.
It's admirable how strong they held up, but still, as Saul so eloquently advised in his first episode, don't say anything without a lawyer.
Not a word!
Never speak to any officer without a lawyer present. If you’re forced to do so all you have to say is, “I want my lawyer. Lawyer. Lawyer. Lawyer”
Cops are pigs
Very true. Even the smallest, seemingly most insignificant stuff can be used against you.
@@Logan912Like Funyuns and Hot Pockets?
They did fairly well without legal aid, and Wendy was lucky she coincidentally remembers Hank.
0:34 Jesse is very smart here to say he got food from the vending machine instead. The place that Hank mentions might not and probably doesn’t exist or isn’t in that location. Well done, Jesse.
Doesn’t take a genius to know you shouldn’t agree with a cop who is trying to lead you into a story
Also a vending machine wouldn't be as trackable transaction wise as a restaurant would be
also calling tuco "taco"
you cant get a hot pocket from a vending machine though
that's true but Hank still could have done more things to nail Jesse. He could have tried to find surveilance cameras to figure out when Jesse actually was there. He could have dusted the dufflebag for fingerprints, he could have tried matching soil from his shoes to soil from the place where his car and Tuco were found.
When Hank brings out the drug money and Jesse is forced to claim its not his you can see his soul get crushed lmao
The acting was good in the show but many of the story lines were utter nonsense. Putting money in culverts and stuff isnt how things are done.
@@id10t98did you forget that Jessie isn’t particularly the brightest at this point in the show? That Walter was a novice for the first half of the show and had no idea what he was doing? Maybe watch the show using your head just a little bit more?
@@yaketsukuzu6478 Dude, it's fiction TV show, it isnt based on some true story, ffs
@@id10t98you just said the story was nonsense and then youre going to have that response when given an explanation? dweeeeb.
@@id10t98 Yeah, so why were you the first to point out how unrealistic it was? lol
Of all the super offensive stuff Hank has said on this show, "Schlongus interruptis" is, hands down, the funniest one
That’s why I like Hank. His humour is the best.
@@FranciumBoronglad he got shot in the forehead
@@Gabriel-qg8on Interesting thing to wish upon a man.
@@Gabriel-qg8onwhy?
@@Gabriel-qg8onyou’re soft
Hank was always violating people’s constitutional rights.
yeah everyone loves to praise him but I just was not a fan of his character at all
@@Shaggy87781 i cheered when he died
@@joel9002 yeah every scene he’s in he’s insufferable and rude at worst and tolerable at best
@@Shaggy87781
Cause he was doing his job seriously ?
@@m.n.s.s2825 he violated so many rights in every scene Wdym
Hank being mean to criminals always backfires on him😅
Haha. Yup. Hes a brilliant agent but his attitude affects things
4:33 I love Gomie’s reaction
Who's that on your icon?
@@jeremiahhester6408 Chrissy from the sopranos
@@jeremiahhester6408 christophah
@@wehateiceland put your nose away, cristophah
Hank's mistake was mentioning the word "windy" because he did that before when bringing Walt Jr to the motel which made Wendy immediately recognize who he was and even more confident in holding up
I swear they did that just to setup the cold open to Half Measures
Thankyou Ted, that was the joke.
0:07 this is the moment Hank became Lalo
Ok
Show me
hahahahahahaha
Lollllll
ZZZZZİİİEEGGLER
“DEA ALL THE WAY”😂
I hope his interview went well and he got the job.
He did. Had a long and successful career
@@dannythompson1948 i'm sure he will go on to have a successful career at the DEA
@@radon1221They became like brothers and almost trapped Heisenberg afterwards
Never talk to law enforcement. Just ask for a lawyer. They will lie to you, they will say anything to get you in trouble
Unless of course your life is in danger.
Always talk to law enforcement. If you’re truly innocent there’s nothing to be worried about. Badgering for a lawyer is just gonna make your day worse.
@@demaciasolosi hope you are being sarcastic😂 there is ZERO obligation to talk to cops. Always ask for a lawyer instantly. Unless you like being played for a fool and locked up
@demaciasolos nah even if your innocent get a lawyer. No matter what. Not even cops talk to cops when they get arrested
@@chadchaddingtonflexington8415 I hope you’re just being angsty behind a keyboard 🤣 If you’re truly innocent there is NOTHING that can be done to put you in jail. That’s just the truth. And I’ve been pulled over before where I was definitely speeding and deserved a ticket, but because I was respectful and cool with the officer he let me off with a warning. That would have never happened if I had been some childish person begging for a lawyer.
Gomez almost believed Wendy's story about Hank - lol.
Hahaha gomey’s “what?” after 4:35
her TRUE story? :-P
It's not a story, he actually did do that a few episodes prior
@@jamie8037That's not what he did, still it put him on an uncomfortable position.
I mean, he probably thought it was BS for a second until she mentioned the crutches.
"I don't know any Taco" XD
"Talk to me and you get your rootbeer" This single line would effectively kill the validity of any testimony in any court as the defending lawyer would argue that DEA were witholding food and drink in order to force out a testimony. That could also turn into a counter case against the DEA, for denying a suspect their basic human rights and Hank & Gomez would be fired on the spot+prosecuted.
The police interrogators are generally careful with their words because they are in full awareness of the fact that ANYTHING that is said CAN BE USED AGAINST YOU. This also includes them. That's why you get a lawyer. A lawyer knows this game and will force the cops to play along with the rules.
"Hank & Gomez would be fired on the spot+prosecuted."
Not a chance this would happen.
A defense attorney would use the denial of a drink but they would not be fired.
Lol no. Denying a specific beverage the suspect is requesting does not equate to withholding food and drink. All they would have to say is "We already gave her a ham and cheese sandwich and a water."
eh, if they asked for water, maybe
@@FloorFourteenshe was saying she had low blood sugar, chances are she's a diabetic, if she had high blood sugar would you not agree they'd have to give her insulin
Similar to an asthmatic's inhaler, or an EpiPen from someone prone to anaphylactic shock, they have duty of care, you can't just let a suspect die in custody. It doesn't look like she just wants one, she's stressing like she needs it, coz she probably does.
She's stressing because she's a crack addict lying to the DEA to cover for a criminal who nearly murdered someone lol @@alyssarichardson2544
As soon as Hank touched him that interview wouldn’t have been admissible.
If prostitution was legal and Wendy didn't have years of abuse by cops behind her, they could've cracked the Heisenberg case right there.
It's not only that. She looks like she would give in if it wasn't for remembering how Hank humiliated her when he was with Walt Junior. It is this moment, where she finds resolve and tells the lie convincingly. This is not so much about her, but about how Hank's hubris and machoism has unintended consequences. If he hadn't done that, she probably would have talked and BB would have come to an early conclusion...
the classic hank slam on the table
Jesse doesn't know Taco Salamander.
"bumpin uglies for 3 days"
"Only shootin you do is into a Kleenex"
2:13 "So who's your chief little injun?" I burst out laughing when I first heard this.
One thing Walt and Hank have in common is that, for all their knowledge and skills, they're both at their heart dorks who got into their professions because they wanted to act out an archetype, just on opposite sides of the law. That line sounds like it comes straight out of an old film, just like, "I am the danger" and, "Say my name" would sound incredibly cheesy if you tried to use them on your fellow criminals in real life.
I like how he managed to throw in slurs against the Chinese and Native Americans when interrogating a guy about his whereabouts. Willing to bet that kind of stuff was common back in the day, but nowadays, no way any correctional officer would get away with it.
@@nahor88 back in the day? the show is set in the 2000s lol
@@_khaine Do you live under a rock? This show come out pre-2010; PC culture was not even NEARLY what it is now.
@@nahor88 you might not be old enough to remember it but 2000s is when PC culture started to take off
I bet hank is storing Jesse's money in his own stomach.
@@oliverstromlund1161huh?
name really does check out
Why don't you say that to his face, waltuh
What, is Hank the Morn of BB?
"Yeast factory of a girlfriend you got".
Best line, I remembered it for all these years.
2:21 I never noticed how shaky the camera is. I wonder if the camera person had to tense up their arm and pretend they're having spasms to get that level of shakiness, even home videos are usually more stable.
It's on purpose...It's a known technique to make a scene more grounded, more intense.
They can easily get this effect in post production by zooming in a tiny bit and wobble the image.
The organic way to get this effect is by staging the cam operator way back and giving them a telephoto lens so that any short motions are greatly exaggerated. It's a good way to add visual tension on top of the tension portrayed by the actors.
@@dannyespada6860 Yeah.. that was the point of my comment, to speculate about how they purposefully achieved that effect.
@@bill855 You really think they only have 1 week per episode...? A single season of the show is filmed over just under a year, then episodes are released weekly...
Wendy gets the deal better than Skyler ever did.
4:30 greatest comeback in history lollll
3:49 look at that plane, Gomez' position is a corner and that lighting, like kinda angel.
I don't think it's something deliberate, it must mean something but I don't catch it. Maybe, that Steve is representing here that he's cleaner than Hank actually is, because it's obvious that he's not playing fair, manipulating Wendy to rat on Pinkman, but I know, it's just a coincidence.
its not a coincidence, stuff like this is part of good cinematography
What? Getting accomplices to rat on each other is like interrogation tactics 101. He didn’t lie to her or anything. Just asked her a few questions.
I hadn't noticed it till you mentioned it...but I think you may be correct. The subtle film angle/lighting is something a lot of directors do. It probably happens so often, or done so subtly, that we hardly notice till it gets pointed out. Well done catching that.
Not 5 seconds in and hank rendered his testimony completely unuseable in court
Damn so much respect for the last actrice to portray her role so well
portrayed her role so well that a random guy propositioned her while she was on set haha
@@mraverageguyexplain?
no@@jorisv207
Can’t believe he didn’t call Saul 😣
The way hank says "funyuns and boom boom" really sells the scene.
So this is the exact moment when Jesse found his car.
AWESOME!!! DEA finally did something worthwhile.
Schlongus Interruptous is a real thing.
😂
Long lost Monty Python Life of Brian character?
Remember when Jimmy takes Howard's car and throws Wendy out just to make Howard look like he's having a breakdown?😂😂😂😂😂
Wendy's a real Og! Loyal asf. I wish we would of got more of her back story. Don't like the way hank talks to her though! Ugh
Hank is creepy as hell to a lot of people, he’s far from the hero the fanbase often likes to portray him as.
I wish they had done more with Taco - he was a great character.
4:39 This is the moment Walt Jr. became a football player.
I like to think Jesse was playing dumb up until 2:13, when he legitimately didn't understand Hank's phrasing lol
So true bruh I didn’t even understand what hank said there either😂😂
"Schlongus Interuptus" lol
Shlongus-interuptis 😂😂😂😂 Hank is the only person who would come up with that
i never remembered that watching the show, lmao its hilarious
Wendy pulled a [Speech 100] on Hank
More like Hank rolled a 1 on speech by getting way too cocky lmao
Never underestimate junkies, they may have addictions, but that doesn’t mean they can’t still be witty
I wonder how Hank felt when Jesse admitted on camera that he shot Tuco lol
"What are you saying? Like, I shot someone? With like a GUN?" is a seriously underrated line.
I think a serious thing here is the fact their two separate stories could have been a disaster. NEVER talk to the cops….. “I would like to speak to an attorney”
I’m not some outlaw but most convictions are based on interrogation. You will never outsmart a cop that’s been to seminars, schools and explicit training to bust people.
Yes before hank's level they spend hundreds of hours watching older cops interrogate outlaws, now they even have guides supervisors and psychologists to explain things in detail..
Even if you're completely innocent, your testimony during an interrogation can easily be used to hang you. You say "I didn't like the guy, but I didn't do it, I was [verifiable alibi]", and police testify that "he said he didn't like the guy".
1:10 DEA all the way!!
Everything said in this interview would be moot as Hank's threatening maneuvers would qualify this as testifying under duress and therefore not admissible in court.
She remembered Hank. 🤣🤣🤣
Hanks law enforcement arrogance was his downfall when questioning wendy
3 seasons later: Jesse and Hank work together
This is the exact moment Wendy became a yeast factory
Hanks seems to think he's more clever than he is.
"Shlongus Interruptus" lmao Hank
Hank was a good detective; he was almost completely right about what actually happened
I don't know why, but there is something on the cinematography of Breaking Bad that makes me enjoying more than Better Caul Saul
Dude getting questioned by dea and cares more about a hotel door 😂
The hotel door to the room thay he was renting that the DEA busted down. Id be asking who was going to pay for that too
He doesn’t care about the motel door - he’s playing dumb to try and throw them off.
@@weepingangel6805wait really?
Walt JR saves the day.
I typed Schlongus Interruptous in the search bar and this was the first video that came up
Shout out to Wendy for being a real survivor!
Hank was having too much fun hahaha
"What, man?"
"Tell me again."
"Again."
Based Jesse.
This is the exact moment Walt Jr. became Flynn
This is the moment when Mr. White became Chief.
Breaking Better Call Saul
I got chills when Hank said: "Jesse, you were breaking bad so you must Schrader my Hank hehe".
And then Jesse said: "Better call Saul bitch, because my Pinkman is about to White all over"
Hank my schrader
@@flyingspaghettimonster2925 only if you lalo my salamanca 😳
@@Mangofetish How about I give you a little Kim on your Wexler, eh?
When does he say this
@@borris3768lolol
Jesse: “kk Walter White! Heisenberg he’s the brains of this whole operation, he’s my Chief!!! K you happy? Bitch!”
Hank: ....
............
"...pffffft, yeah good one, Pinkman!"
How much for a windy, wendy?
What a great acting. Either Wendy and Jesse 😮
This IS The exact moment when Jesse had an interview with DEA
Here I am again watching BB clips
Breaking Bad was without any doubt the best series ever produced. Simply brilliant.
Every scene was telegraphed.
Too bad about the ridiculous robot gun ending, but good otherwise.
Second best. The best is BCS
@@L1Run what is too bad about it?
I just noticed something in this scene that’s off. Hank says exactly how much money is in the duffel bag, which means someone must have counted it. If they counted it did they roll it back up like drug money and pop it back in the bag like they found it just for effect when they talked to Jesse?
There’s ways you can estimate it. Maybe count how much money is in one roll and multiply by the number of rolls. Or if all the bills are the same denomination, you can just weigh the money since any bill weighs almost exactly a gram.
I never understood this stuff. Just ask for a lawyer and this conversation is instantly over.
This is the moment Wendy became Windy
Is schlongus interruptis an official medical condition in the mayo clinic manual?
A good defence attorney (such as Saul) would destroy Hank’s interrogation of the chick. Refusing her medical needs until she gives up information. Would seem a tad inadmissible to me
Oh man! Hank's sarcastic smile😂😂... It went away the moment she revealed when Hank asked her to help Walt Jr. 😂
Bruh, the interrogation scenes in TV shows are horrendous.
Giving Wendys Wendy 😆 you blew it
Legend clip!!!
This is the moment Hank became Lalo
3:48 Schlongus interruptus 😂
Man, Hank got some great lines.
“what? what does that even mean?” is an underrated line.
This is the moment hank became "shlongus interuptus"
This is the moment Hank wants us to stay on topic
Good for Wendy
"Officer, I'm not answering any questions without my lawyer present."
Just keep stumbling around, Hank. You'll trip over it eventually.
Love how his partner is like “What ?!”
“DEA all the way! Yes!”
Hanks casting was fantastic in my opinion!
Schlongus Interuptus oh my god that's amazing
Slongus interuptus is gold
This was the moment hank became Dr. Hank