@@zolexDackeryWell all of that would have been avoided if Walt didn’t kill Gus. He could have made as much money as he ever wanted, BUT NO! He just had to blow it up, all of his pride and his ego. He just had to be the man, if Walt done his job, known his place, everybody would have been fine.
@@SpokeNyan1390 No. its a worthy statement though. But not doing what he did following Jessies misguided act of revenge. Would have resulted in both of their deaths. Walt allowing Jessie into the lab is what triggered the demise of his relationship with Gus. In all fairness. Gus. Being the bigger man than Jessie... Post incident. Is really the one to blame. 1.For making it obvious that he intended to kill them both as soon as Gail could operate the cook to the same standard. 2. For not accepting responsibility for the death of Gail and allowing the pair to continue as usual. Waltz only misgiving was giving a damn about the man who ultimately shut him down. It is likely that Jessies hospital bed threats, would not have cost Hank as dearly as he insisted. Walt just didn't want any hassle in that regard let alone the possibility. Gus had to go. And with Gus gone. Mike then * up. By having misgivings about Saul's demeanor and past and not trusting his accounts to him. However Walt true to form recovered the situation. Made a boat of money and then uncharacteristically. Found himself in a moment where he knew that he finally * up. He accepted responsibility did what he had to, to clear his family, reaffirmed his allegiance to Jessie, provided for them and then died.
Not sure how you can blame Walt for killing Gus. As Gus threatened his family. Gus was far worse than Walt. Just because he was more organized and calm about it, and wore a suit. Gus would kill 10,000 kids if they stood in his way. Walt would just poison one.
@@delawarehistory1675Atleast you understand the characters....... Some people are so harsh on Walts way of thinking not even realizing he is surrounded by people who are even worse then him
Gus was actually pretty lousy at business. This all started when his dealers used a child to kill combo in cold blood. Gus orders the dealers to then kill the child which makes Jesse want to kill the dealers. Walt protects Jesse by killing the dealers himself. At this point, if Gus was a good businessman, he should have simply ended the tit for tat. But instead he tries to bring Gail up to speed so he can dispatch with Jesse and Walt. Gus made very poor decisions from that point forward and he rightly paid for it with his life.
I think the most realistic thing would have been Mike shooting Walter the moment he hung up the phone, he had ever reason to and the only reason not to, the existence of the laptop, disappeared as soon as Mike realised it was being held by the cops
The guys in lock up would have got him thrown in jail once he found out his money was gone anyway. He actually needed Walt and Jesse to fund the hazard pay he owed to his guys to keep quiet.
@@Lobothemainman23 Also I honestly can’t blame Walt too much for taking those guys out. They themselves were nothing but degenerate criminals anyways who were going to flip on him
@@Lobothemainman23 Nah, at this point Mike had zero intentions of actually working with Walt. The hazard pay shit came after the evidence room. He absolutely could have shot Walt here and it would have made no difference to him.
@whiskershed Being loyal to a drug lord doesnt make you any less of a scumbag, what even is this? Walt may be a bigger piece of shit, but shit is shit. Mike is also not a good person
That’s why I appreciate Better Call Saul’s character development for Mike. Mike isn’t someone that murders in cold blood. Werner Zeigler being the best example. He’ll do it if he has to and has no other choice. But he doesn’t take joy in doing it. He is good at running a team or crew. The lab construction crew for example. He is good at cleaning up any crime scene. Jimmy and Kim’s apartment and Jesse’s house.
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor It’s not the what he did that makes it despicable, it’s the how he did it, Bombing a nursing home and poisoning a child will never be ok no matter how you try to justify it. And before the argument that Gus would do worse comes out, that’s the problem see, Walt was jealous of Gus, he wanted to be Gus, by moral rights they’re just as bad as each other, Walt was just clearly a lot more carless and reckless given how quickly he got caught out without Gus and the brazen nature of most of his ploys.
Jesse can also be wearing, you just don't see it so clearly because of the jacket. Same as Mike, he's shorter than Walt and the wheel is blocking his chest
I like how you put a logo on this like it's something you actually produced, as opposed to it being something produced by professionals (and in fact, master craftsmen) that you copied and uploaded.
To be fair, Mike was in Man On Fire mode. He just got out of the hospital to find out Gus was dead and his organization being folded up by the DEA, all because of Walt's ego.
@@Conan_the_Based Actually it was because Gus was gearing up to kill Walt and his family. Watch the show again. Walt had a massive ego, obviously, but it wasn't the only reason he did things. I feel like a lot of breaking bad fans don't even know what "ego" means at this point.
@Fuckyourpoliticaloutrage And why did Gus want to kill Walt and his family? Because Walt just couldn't stand to have his own brilliance subjugated and harnessed for the sake of making someone else the big bucks (again), or to be out played by someone that deep down he was afraid was probably smarter than him. A.K.A., all because of Walts ego.
I like how Mike then asks Jesse for the keys to their car while leaving his vehicle parked out in the middle of the desert with the doors inconspicuously left open. 😅
Walts cowardly killing of Mike was disgusting. How many times had he begged for his life prior to that ? " You kill Jesse you wont have me " - remember the shake in his voice - terrified .
I found another Walt hater and Mike lover... BOTH characters were flawed. BOTH of them were to blame for what happened. Mike had become such a "yes man", and never respected Walt from the start. He literally forgot that he was going to kill him in the lab. "You could have just done your job and things would be fine" was BS... things would be fine FOR MIKE. Mike absolutely should have given the list of names to Walt. Walt was wrong for killing him obviously, but Mike is not blameless in ANY way.
Well that beep thing gets annoying doesn't it? And considering there are three of them in the car and one of them almost shot Walt, you can only push a man's patience so far now
This is the 2nd time Mike took a half measure. The first was when when he was supposed to execute Walt since all they needed was gale. When Walt started frantically begging to speak to Jesse youd think someone who was a cop for over 20 years Mike would have known better and shot Walt dead. Along with Jesse once they found him and Gale would still be alive. Mike should taken his own advice.
Mike was thinking: “why didn’t you let Gus kill you Walt? It was not your decision to make. You have such an ego for killing the one who wanted to kill you.” Lol
But if Walt had just shown up and done his job, he could've made $1 million a month no hassle no drama. Could've made his own schedule. A dream job. But he let his ego get in the way
It only gets worse when you factor in Better Call Saul. Where Mike promises justice for what happened to Nacho. Said justice finally happens with the killing of Gus and all Mike can do is get angry about it and threaten to shoot the guy who ended up delivering said justice.
it always bothered me that gus wouldn't have a plan for the laptop if things went south, and mike wouldn't know about the plan. which kinda was that all data was encrypted and the dea wouldn't be able to crack it anyway, as mentioned by hank later.
@@TJ-fe7rrthose guys Where MOB bosses with millions of money, they have power. Walt was only a cook. In real live the way he acted and manipulated events he would’ve been dead before he knew it
In the final scene of Mike, when Walt meets him near the river, Mike says “we had a good thing going” I have to believe the reason he didn’t say that when it was Walt Mike and Jesse is Mike wanted Jesse to see that he respected Walt, as obviously Jesse respected Walt. With Jesse not there, he didn’t hold back.
-Where did he keep it? -On a server in the back of a small unassuming tech company a few towns away. Whenever Fring wanted to take a look, he connected via RDP from his laptop. He input the address and the login manually each time, of course. The company owner has no idea who it was for and was strongly motivated to ignore its existence. He was also instructed to wipe the server clean should he receive a signal which was sent the very moment my people back in Alb heard the news. -Oh... -Yeah. That's how professionals do it, Waltuh. What, did you think he'd keep the footage ON his laptop and the need to get it would supersede killing you? -Well, kinda, yeah... -Thank God for stupid people... [BLAM]
Dear, dear Jesse. His loyalty to Walt led to so many more deaths at Walt's hands - the 9 in prison, Hank and Steve, Andrea....this series is amazing for showing Walt's gradual transformation into a total monster. BUt it's Jesse who steals our hearts. YOu just want to give him a hug.
This show's mexico scenes would have been less orange if they were filming oranges with an orange filter and colour corrected all the footage to be the most orange orange. Also, love how Mike tells Jesse to get out of the game, he doesn't say "You both should", just "So should you". Definitely saw Nacho in Jesse.
"What is it with you guys?" "He was my chemistry teacher. We formed the strongest bond of all." I also love the way Mike growls "One more word!" The keys line is also gold. "Why the hell am I even talking to you?" This sequence is fantastic.
At the time of this movie ring was barely a thing so no major business would be using it. That leaves major IT companies installing the security. And it wouldn't store all that footage in a single laptop.
I personally don't even get their worry about the laptop. Ok, Gus had a laptop with all this sensitive stuff on it. Well, Gus is not an idiot. He's going to encrypt that thing like crazy. Especially once he knows he's got the DEA looking at him. Might the FBI, DEA, etc. get through the encryption eventually? Sure. If it's weak. It it's not weak, well, they don't build backdoors into encryption tech because that kind of defeats the purpose of encryption. The feds were begging Apple just a few years ago to unlock a terrorist's cellphone and because Apple refused, they still haven't managed to unlock it yet. As long as you're not dumb enough to make your password easy for a dictionary attack to hack, they're not getting through. Even with all of Uncle Sam's resources. I think Gus would know better than to leave a completely unencrypted laptop with proof of his crimes sitting on his desk at a chicken joint. What if someone stole it? Proof of crimes like that would make for excellent blackmail- though I suppose the crook would get a lot more than he bargained for trying to do that to Gus. I don't think it would have a happy ending for him.
The US Postal Service allows businesses to put their own postage labels on their mail. Businesses get 'meters' which weigh and size packages and then print the correct label for the correct price. Of course this means a business could tamper with their meter, or weigh a lighter package and then put that label on a heavier one, or lie about the amount of mail they have. The USPS have their own federal law enforcement agency, the US Postal Inspection Service, to investigate crimes related to the postal service. They work with other law enforcement agencies like the police and the DEA. Mike was pretending to be a USPIS officer investigating Gus, probably since the DEA are used to getting requests for information or cooperation from them but his inquiry wouldn't be looked into that closely.
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Walt, Jesse and Mike are amazing for having this argument on the surface of Venus
Oh that explains it!
Cause unless there’s a wildfire ain’t nowhere in New Mexico looks like this 😂
“You can’t just shoot Walt on the surface of mars”
It was so hot out there that the camera started catching on fire. The venus filter is the lens crying for help.
This air has hepatitis
Why was this series so yellow? Is it symbolic or something?
I like how unfazed Walt became to the sight of a gun to his head throughout the show.
he lowkey wanted to die lol
he has cancèr
He doesn't really care if he dies he will die doing what he loved
@@Godofnothingness6*Died for the sake of his family, he didn’t like what he did
Yeah, he did
This is the moment Mike had a half measure.
Not really. They needed to resolve the laptop issue.
His half measure came about as a result of not hiring Saul to take care of the Kaylee fund.
@@zolexDackeryWell all of that would have been avoided if Walt didn’t kill Gus. He could have made as much money as he ever wanted, BUT NO! He just had to blow it up, all of his pride and his ego. He just had to be the man, if Walt done his job, known his place, everybody would have been fine.
@@SpokeNyan1390 No. its a worthy statement though. But not doing what he did following Jessies misguided act of revenge. Would have resulted in both of their deaths. Walt allowing Jessie into the lab is what triggered the demise of his relationship with Gus. In all fairness. Gus. Being the bigger man than Jessie... Post incident. Is really the one to blame.
1.For making it obvious that he intended to kill them both as soon as Gail could operate the cook to the same standard.
2. For not accepting responsibility for the death of Gail and allowing the pair to continue as usual.
Waltz only misgiving was giving a damn about the man who ultimately shut him down. It is likely that Jessies hospital bed threats, would not have cost Hank as dearly as he insisted. Walt just didn't want any hassle in that regard let alone the possibility.
Gus had to go. And with Gus gone. Mike then * up. By having misgivings about Saul's demeanor and past and not trusting his accounts to him. However Walt true to form recovered the situation. Made a boat of money and then uncharacteristically. Found himself in a moment where he knew that he finally * up. He accepted responsibility did what he had to, to clear his family, reaffirmed his allegiance to Jessie, provided for them and then died.
@@zolexDackery I was being a bit sarcastic bro. Chill out with that essay.🙄😅🤣
@@SpokeNyan1390 Sure. But you cant be too certain these days. Trump and Biden era has tightened the spectrum on both ends.
He took a half measure
Yup... which cost him his life in the end
as always hehe
@@MrMeech76say that like he didn’t make more half measures after this.
@brucelston yes... but this was a major one. He didn't plan to kill Walter again after this scene from my recollection
@@alienboss7150 yea glad Walter ended him
What a piece of human waste
This is the moment Mike became the universal symbol for keys
hilarious
I love how you can see Mike is still in pain from the shot he took
I think this was only a few weeks after that happened
please shut up npc comment
Walt has no idea what he actually did. All the money, blood and bodies that was put into that lab and organization.
At that point, I don't think Walt would've cared.
Not sure how you can blame Walt for killing Gus. As Gus threatened his family. Gus was far worse than Walt. Just because he was more organized and calm about it, and wore a suit. Gus would kill 10,000 kids if they stood in his way. Walt would just poison one.
@@delawarehistory1675Atleast you understand the characters....... Some people are so harsh on Walts way of thinking not even realizing he is surrounded by people who are even worse then him
@@Mr.DABZ007 Yep, exactly- Walt isn't a saint by any means, especially in the later seasons- but some are way too harsh.
Gus was actually pretty lousy at business. This all started when his dealers used a child to kill combo in cold blood. Gus orders the dealers to then kill the child which makes Jesse want to kill the dealers. Walt protects Jesse by killing the dealers himself. At this point, if Gus was a good businessman, he should have simply ended the tit for tat. But instead he tries to bring Gail up to speed so he can dispatch with Jesse and Walt. Gus made very poor decisions from that point forward and he rightly paid for it with his life.
Walt shut down los pollos hermanos no more chicken or curly fries 😢
KFC, Popeyes and Chick Fil A are in business in Albuquerque thanks to Walt. Bravo.
*No more beers on a Friday night. No more jeans that fit just right. And no radio uuuuuuup*
Lyle will take over.
No more pigstails :(
Three Bald men yelling at each other in the Desert
Jesse was never really bald in this show, he just had very short hair. He was bald in El Camino though.
Balding Bad
I think the most realistic thing would have been Mike shooting Walter the moment he hung up the phone, he had ever reason to and the only reason not to, the existence of the laptop, disappeared as soon as Mike realised it was being held by the cops
Nah, he couldn’t kill Walt because Jesse wouldn’t stand for it. And Mike respects Jesse too much at this point
The guys in lock up would have got him thrown in jail once he found out his money was gone anyway.
He actually needed Walt and Jesse to fund the hazard pay he owed to his guys to keep quiet.
@@Lobothemainman23 Also I honestly can’t blame Walt too much for taking those guys out. They themselves were nothing but degenerate criminals anyways who were going to flip on him
Actually 🤓, he was supposed to, but actors refused to shoot that scene to keep the show going for a couple more episodes
@@Lobothemainman23 Nah, at this point Mike had zero intentions of actually working with Walt. The hazard pay shit came after the evidence room. He absolutely could have shot Walt here and it would have made no difference to him.
I love Mike casually calling Walt scumbag
and he's right
@@ducccMike killed people for a drug kingpin. If that's not a scumbag, what is?
@@TJ-fe7rr walter literally ruined EVERYONES lives cuz he was so selfish, did you not watch the show? mike is just loyal
There is no such thing in criminal world without gain of some sort. He wasnt good guy, he killed many people.
@whiskershed Being loyal to a drug lord doesnt make you any less of a scumbag, what even is this? Walt may be a bigger piece of shit, but shit is shit. Mike is also not a good person
I love how they just leave the other car in the middle of the desert. 😂
Pretty sure it was stolen from the cartel when Gus poisoned 'em all
The Cadillac was the one Jesse stole from Don Eladio's hacienda, why use it anymore
"SO MANY CARS, I DON'T KNOW WHICH ONE TO USE"
@@alainportant6412 How about you? You want one?
You better hold off
yeah....why?
because your boss is going be me
Yeah.... *_why?_*
"6353 Juan Tabo apartment 6"
@@Nicky_Savage Yeah?
@@FranciumBoronpulls jacket down
308 Negra Arroyo lane Albuquerque New Mexico 87104... Yeah *pulls down jacket* 😎
No lie, as much as I liked the show, Mike had every reason to pull that trigger...
That’s why I appreciate Better Call Saul’s character development for Mike. Mike isn’t someone that murders in cold blood. Werner Zeigler being the best example. He’ll do it if he has to and has no other choice. But he doesn’t take joy in doing it. He is good at running a team or crew. The lab construction crew for example. He is good at cleaning up any crime scene. Jimmy and Kim’s apartment and Jesse’s house.
OP: So Gus threatens Walt's entire family and you think it's wrong that Walt killed Gus? Whoa, amazing morals you have
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor don't forget he was going to kill Hank too
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor
It’s not the what he did that makes it despicable, it’s the how he did it, Bombing a nursing home and poisoning a child will never be ok no matter how you try to justify it.
And before the argument that Gus would do worse comes out, that’s the problem see, Walt was jealous of Gus, he wanted to be Gus, by moral rights they’re just as bad as each other, Walt was just clearly a lot more carless and reckless given how quickly he got caught out without Gus and the brazen nature of most of his ploys.
@@DOPSTARZzz about the nursing home, if I had to to the same to save my family I would do it too
I like how Walt is the only one wearing a Seatbelt
Because he is the smartest of the bunch.
I love those little details, at the end of the day Walt is just an ordinary 51 year old man and not a harden criminal
@@stomingaben uhhh… I wouldn’t go that far
@@tyranusarchive6984
He's in way over his head
Jesse can also be wearing, you just don't see it so clearly because of the jacket. Same as Mike, he's shorter than Walt and the wheel is blocking his chest
Imagine the bloopers
Mike: get out of the way kid, this show ends when I kill him
😐
Damn! He ain’t making it to season six!
@idkdamsel Absolutely. I love his lines in the bloopers. “I’m not your brother? After all the stuff we’ve been through? Rush Hour 1, Rush Hour 2?”
@@FranciumBoronAgree. Rush Hour bloopers are as good as the trilogy itself.
@@vastro921 Got to love Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan, man. Ha, ha.
This is moment Mike realised they had bigger fish to fry
If I was them I would use a magnet .
That would never work
@@NitroLemonsHow about a very big magnet.
"Yeah bitch magnets"
@@HeavyWeaponsGuy636that could possibly work
yeah bitch, magnets
I like how you put a logo on this like it's something you actually produced, as opposed to it being something produced by professionals (and in fact, master craftsmen) that you copied and uploaded.
Wtf do these bald guys love meeting out in the middle of nowhere
On the surface of Titan no less o.o
Walt sits in the front when a guy wants to kill him 😂. Fearless
"you know how they say it's been a pleasure? it hasn't"
Honestly, cameras are the kind of thing that Mike does NOT miss.
He doesn’t need Welter or Jesse to tell him about cameras, hard drives, and tapes .
To be fair, Mike was in Man On Fire mode. He just got out of the hospital to find out Gus was dead and his organization being folded up by the DEA, all because of Walt's ego.
@@Conan_the_Based , Walt was absolutely justified in killing Gus since he Gus wanted to kill him, not because of his "ego"
@@Conan_the_Based Actually it was because Gus was gearing up to kill Walt and his family. Watch the show again. Walt had a massive ego, obviously, but it wasn't the only reason he did things. I feel like a lot of breaking bad fans don't even know what "ego" means at this point.
@Fuckyourpoliticaloutrage And why did Gus want to kill Walt and his family? Because Walt just couldn't stand to have his own brilliance subjugated and harnessed for the sake of making someone else the big bucks (again), or to be out played by someone that deep down he was afraid was probably smarter than him. A.K.A., all because of Walts ego.
@@doublexp568His ego is the reason Gus ended up wanting to kill him in the first place.
I just freaking love this show. Especially Mike's acting skills. It's just incredible...
The gun that Mike is using the same gun (or at least the same model) that Jesse used to kill Gale.
vrabo dince
They probably didn’t have a wide variety of prop guns lol
@@squidward1633 "If I don't have any prop guns left I'll use one of his"
I mean i suppose he confiscated it from him
The Beretta is a pretty common pistol, I guess.
Rewatching these clips years after seeing the show really makes the yellow Mexico filter stand out lol
the slide over the hood was smooth as hell
He was the only character in this scene young enough to do that.
I like how Mike then asks Jesse for the keys to their car while leaving his vehicle parked out in the middle of the desert with the doors inconspicuously left open. 😅
Walts cowardly killing of Mike was disgusting. How many times had he begged for his life prior to that ?
" You kill Jesse you wont have me " - remember the shake in his voice - terrified .
That was not cowardly but predictable. Walt still persuaded to kill witnesses to save Mikes life
Mike spent much time waving his gun around making threats, he had it coming.
No need to glaze Mike bro
I found another Walt hater and Mike lover... BOTH characters were flawed. BOTH of them were to blame for what happened.
Mike had become such a "yes man", and never respected Walt from the start. He literally forgot that he was going to kill him in the lab. "You could have just done your job and things would be fine" was BS... things would be fine FOR MIKE.
Mike absolutely should have given the list of names to Walt. Walt was wrong for killing him obviously, but Mike is not blameless in ANY way.
And kept pulling till it went click.
Jesus...
@@m.c.b.4323 You said it man. Nobody fucks with the Jesus…
@@thomasmaddox1002yeah? Well you know...that's just like your opinion man
2:15 he looks like thanos
To think of all the effort they go through to destroy that laptop and then we find out it was all encrypted anyway 😂
Mikes phone call with the sarge wasn’t smart the DEA could of easily tell that was mikes voice
That was the car they stole from Don Eladios after killing his cartel heads. Best to ditch that, just in case.
Mike hated Walt too much , because he know his real personality
They seem to make a good team, i hope they co-found something in the future and thrive.
I like how Walt is still wearing his seatbelt. All the stuff going on...... he's wearing his seatbelt. In th middle of the desert LOL
Well, an accident can happen offroad as well. They crash, at least he won't fly out
Well that beep thing gets annoying doesn't it? And considering there are three of them in the car and one of them almost shot Walt, you can only push a man's patience so far now
You should always buckle up
this is the moment mike threw the laptop on the moon
This is the 2nd time Mike took a half measure. The first was when when he was supposed to execute Walt since all they needed was gale. When Walt started frantically begging to speak to Jesse youd think someone who was a cop for over 20 years Mike would have known better and shot Walt dead. Along with Jesse once they found him and Gale would still be alive.
Mike should taken his own advice.
Wow that's yellow
“Mike, we gotta do something.”
“I AM DOING SOMETHING.”
When they traveled to Mars in the show?
Honestly curious if Lyle had a mental breakdown after hearing the news, I guess it'd be like Walt Jr/Flynn in a way, but with more time to process
Mike took half measure again. This time it cost his life.
What kind of criminal would wear seat belt? No criminal, no criminal at all
A dumb little 'criminal'...what a reputation to leave behind...
Walter gets the blame for Gus’s organization being brought down when Hank deserved the credit for it
Mike deserved a spinoff show
He has one. “Better Call Saul.”
Mike was thinking: “why didn’t you let Gus kill you Walt? It was not your decision to make. You have such an ego for killing the one who wanted to kill you.” Lol
But if Walt had just shown up and done his job, he could've made $1 million a month no hassle no drama. Could've made his own schedule. A dream job. But he let his ego get in the way
@@SK-rs1hu The trouble between Gus and Walt started with the two child-killing dealers, which has nothing to do with ego.
It only gets worse when you factor in Better Call Saul. Where Mike promises justice for what happened to Nacho. Said justice finally happens with the killing of Gus and all Mike can do is get angry about it and threaten to shoot the guy who ended up delivering said justice.
@@bunnydownhearted7098 walt totally poisoned a little kid and bombed a nursing home. He was a mass murderer by the end of the show?
@@SK-rs1hu He didn’t bomb a nursing home, he bombed one room inside of said nursing home which only killed 3 people.
Say it with me: Huge magnet!
Are they in Mexico? 😂😂
Oooooooooh ofc! That's why everything is yellow! I wonder how it is to be colorblind in Mexico. Like you wouldn't know where u are.
Little did Mike know, that Walter had no intention of breaking in.
it always bothered me that gus wouldn't have a plan for the laptop if things went south, and mike wouldn't know about the plan. which kinda was that all data was encrypted and the dea wouldn't be able to crack it anyway, as mentioned by hank later.
I like how Jesse still has to ride in the back.
I love how throughout the show Mike grows more and more contempt and disgust towards Walt 😂
The usage of the universal symbol for keys was phenomenal. Vlago, Brints.
MAGNETS!
It feels like Mike is bringing back his inner cop energy back
Walt would have been killed 10 times over in real life. the guy was a complete liability
What you mean real life? I'm sure there's plenty of guys who've acted reckless and they're still breathing.
It's exactly like Mike said at the very end of Better Call Saul, Saul should've just left Walt alone.
@@TJ-fe7rrthose guys Where MOB bosses with millions of money, they have power. Walt was only a cook. In real live the way he acted and manipulated events he would’ve been dead before he knew it
i gotta remember that keys line
0:00 Jessie’s slide over the hood has always been my favourite little thing about this scene, no idea why
The beretta 92 is such a cool looking gun
Mike. Is. Priceless!
Wendell: "I miss the gringo who made sure I ate first."
In the final scene of Mike, when Walt meets him near the river, Mike says “we had a good thing going” I have to believe the reason he didn’t say that when it was Walt Mike and Jesse is Mike wanted Jesse to see that he respected Walt, as obviously Jesse respected Walt. With Jesse not there, he didn’t hold back.
Gus had warn Mike before by killing his crew in front Walt & Jesse... Yet Mike wasn't smart enough as what we actually hope so...
-Where did he keep it?
-On a server in the back of a small unassuming tech company a few towns away. Whenever Fring wanted to take a look, he connected via RDP from his laptop. He input the address and the login manually each time, of course. The company owner has no idea who it was for and was strongly motivated to ignore its existence. He was also instructed to wipe the server clean should he receive a signal which was sent the very moment my people back in Alb heard the news.
-Oh...
-Yeah. That's how professionals do it, Waltuh. What, did you think he'd keep the footage ON his laptop and the need to get it would supersede killing you?
-Well, kinda, yeah...
-Thank God for stupid people... [BLAM]
Dear, dear Jesse. His loyalty to Walt led to so many more deaths at Walt's hands - the 9 in prison, Hank and Steve, Andrea....this series is amazing for showing Walt's gradual transformation into a total monster. BUt it's Jesse who steals our hearts. YOu just want to give him a hug.
You can see the disappointment on Mike’s face when seeing Jesse defend Walt after everything Walt put him through.
Lol jesie was doing it before walt started if anything it was jessie that showed walt how to do it
@@basillah7650 I’m not talking about the drug making, I’m talking about the manipulation by Walt.
@@crusader2112 tf you talk about, moron? Walt literally had to put all his family at risk just because Jesse decided to play the hero
Mike is me at another point in time
Mike when Walt doesn't just lay down and die >:(
The Dave Clark 5 🤣
This is the moment they fried fish
This show's mexico scenes would have been less orange if they were filming oranges with an orange filter and colour corrected all the footage to be the most orange orange.
Also, love how Mike tells Jesse to get out of the game, he doesn't say "You both should", just "So should you". Definitely saw Nacho in Jesse.
If this happened in BCS Walt would've been dead much earlier. Seeing Mike not being able to measure a fish is strange
Mike messed up a fair amount of times in BCS too tbf.
Not really, Mike was more ruthless in Breaking Bad and had less patience.
too many half measures
I wonder why Mike didn't know that Gus's laptop was encrypted...
Not at this point. Much earlier.
S5 episode 1. What an awesome turning point. Truly a fantastic season awaits.
It seems weird they drove all the way down to Mexico to discuss all that.
I came to hear Mike son of a bitch Walt twice. No more half measures.
Are they in mars 😂😂
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"What is it with you guys?"
"He was my chemistry teacher. We formed the strongest bond of all."
I also love the way Mike growls "One more word!"
The keys line is also gold.
"Why the hell am I even talking to you?"
This sequence is fantastic.
BEST. SHOW. EVER.
Jesus Christ turn down the saturation
Nobody take off car key in that situation
Barely an inconvenience.
At the time of this movie ring was barely a thing so no major business would be using it. That leaves major IT companies installing the security. And it wouldn't store all that footage in a single laptop.
What about magnets?
Left his door open 🤣
Why would Walter sit next to Mike after that argument 😂😂😂😂😂
How common is it to take evidence from your place of work when the crime scene is in another part of town?
I personally don't even get their worry about the laptop. Ok, Gus had a laptop with all this sensitive stuff on it. Well, Gus is not an idiot. He's going to encrypt that thing like crazy. Especially once he knows he's got the DEA looking at him. Might the FBI, DEA, etc. get through the encryption eventually? Sure. If it's weak. It it's not weak, well, they don't build backdoors into encryption tech because that kind of defeats the purpose of encryption. The feds were begging Apple just a few years ago to unlock a terrorist's cellphone and because Apple refused, they still haven't managed to unlock it yet. As long as you're not dumb enough to make your password easy for a dictionary attack to hack, they're not getting through. Even with all of Uncle Sam's resources.
I think Gus would know better than to leave a completely unencrypted laptop with proof of his crimes sitting on his desk at a chicken joint. What if someone stole it? Proof of crimes like that would make for excellent blackmail- though I suppose the crook would get a lot more than he bargained for trying to do that to Gus. I don't think it would have a happy ending for him.
The labtop saga is like breaking bad s Bird feedar saga.
why is it so orange
Jesse should have been riding up front with Mike
they are close to the border, it´s so clear because everything is yellow
Have you ever been anywhere near the US Mexico border? Nothing (in nature) on the entire surface of planet Earth is this yellow.
Anyone know what the "meter overage" bit means for this? It's some way to get info for the laptop but I can't connect any dots here
The US Postal Service allows businesses to put their own postage labels on their mail. Businesses get 'meters' which weigh and size packages and then print the correct label for the correct price. Of course this means a business could tamper with their meter, or weigh a lighter package and then put that label on a heavier one, or lie about the amount of mail they have. The USPS have their own federal law enforcement agency, the US Postal Inspection Service, to investigate crimes related to the postal service. They work with other law enforcement agencies like the police and the DEA. Mike was pretending to be a USPIS officer investigating Gus, probably since the DEA are used to getting requests for information or cooperation from them but his inquiry wouldn't be looked into that closely.
An ice cold take over here
Saul should've actually just listened to Mike about Walt. If he was just a little less money-hungry, history would be a lot different.
Rewatching these clips i realized the onky reason Mike let Walt live was for storytelling purposes...
Love Samsung laptops, so did Gus :)