Negotiating With The Kettlemans | Bingo | Better Call Saul
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- In order to get out of his deal with the Kettlemans, Jimmy takes their stolen money away.
#BetterCallSaul #MoneyBags #JimmyMcGill
From Season 1, Episode 7 'Bingo' - The Kettlemans seek Jimmy as their lawyer after turning down an offer from HHM, going as far as attempting to blackmail him.
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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."
#BetterCallSaul #JimmyMcGill #SaulGoodman #BreakingBad #VinceGilligan
“Criminals have no recourse”. I love how he used the terminology Nacho Varga used, “I like ripping off thieves because they can’t go to the cops, they have no recourse”.
steal back
He stole the line from Nacho, but of course, Nacho has no recourse!
And then Nacho was wrong when he robbed Price’s house
@@leogarcia8640 and the Disappearer because he called the cops on Jesse
Retribution comes in many forms legit or not
The most honorable thing Jimmy had done and Chuck never knew about it.
I think if he knew Chuck would have paused for a minute maybe not changed his mind
If Chuck knew about it, he would've said: "So you took a bribe huh? I knew it, you're slippin' Jimmy"
@@forests.9597 I mean does it still count as "taking a bribe" if you ultimately give all the money back etc?
@@LokiTheClever He didn't give it all, remember he spent a lot in the ad stunt and the suit to troll Howard and boost his image.
But anyways, that's what Chuck would've said, even if he gave all the money back.
"So, you took a bribe and then broke into their home to collect the embezzled money and send it to the DA? Always cutting corners, I knew you were Slippin' Jimmy"
@@forests.9597 Chuck is almost impossible to please he decides you are a bad guy he never changes his mind
"It does not, it was all me"
"No it wasn't"
*instantly defeated*
KO
Now I see who controls the relationship 😁
Speech 100
“Elliott, if we’re gonna go that way, you’ll need a bigger knife.”
@Floron Betsy was literally trying to get her own children fatherless with Craig rotting away in a cell 30 years and he just stood there and took it until the very end lmao. Definition of soy boy
I’ve always felt Saul and Mike have had a certain chemistry. Like I know they kinda get on each other’s nerves but I think they make a great team.
Agreed! They always helped each other out when either one of them needed something done.
@@scartee13 that’s such a cool name you have!
@@freshnewcungadero Aw thank you I appreciate that!
Which makes no sense as to why he hates Mike in Breaking Bad and acts as if he doesn't know him. He complains to Walter White that Mike is aggressive and threatening, and asks Walter if it's a good idea that Mike will take care of business. After that, he happily helps Walter White hide Mike's assassination, making it seem like he went on a trip to Belize. I cannot imagine Jimmy in this scene being so vindictive against Mike, and also not in Breaking Bad, after all the conflicts that they've faced together as as team.
@@Creeporium yeah but I’m pretty sure in BCS up until the end of season 3 of BB, Mike never acted as serious as he did with Jimmy/Saul to the point where he threatened to break his legs and leave him in a ditch for refusing to give up intel on his client (Jesse). Between the heat from Gus aimed toward Walt and Jesse that could’ve easily have applied to him as well and Mike’s threat, that’s why he rehired Huell as his bodyguard again
Honestly the Kettlemans were possibly the most infuriating couple ever shown in fictional media.
America is full of people like them.
@@qkljhewgfhergk That's the genuis of the kettlemans. I don't care what you do for work at somepoint you've explained that 2+2=4 to people like this who absolutely, rudely and even violently will try to tell you that's wrong and 2+2=3.
Then when they come back for seconds they'll tell you they read that information "online" 🤣🤣🤣
They were surprisingly a realistic couple. Just a family of parents that don't know what they are doing
They do have a beautiful house thou,, lol
more like Karenmans amirite lolololololololololol
Even on a good day, you and logic are 😂
i love that line
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👈🏻😗👉🏻 would be better. Or if you’re lazy I suppose you could also use 🤗
That's the best line every lol
More like:
*Even on a good day, you and logic are*
👈 😗 👉
Saul is such a good guy here. Helping people that don’t want it to save kids that need it.
Actually, those kids would likely be better off in foster care than being raised by that woman.
@@james_ford86 amen to that
@@james_ford86 lmfoa no they wouldn’t foster care is a nightmare
@@garagegames2555 Yeah, they would. I know foster care is a nightmare. I'm saying that being raised by that woman is worse.
He did it for Kim
This scene shows Jimmy wasn't a lost cause or wasn't beyond saving. He did give honesty and doing "the right thing" a legitimate try, but it didn't amount to anything for him and his life. Chuck and all that Chuck represents still judged Jimmy no matter whether he tried doing right or wrong, so eventually Jimmy just didn't care anymore.
That's an interesting way to justify Jimmy totally ruining almost everyone's life he comes into contact with.
@@IM-xg2ki it doesn't justify it. It just shows what led Jimmy to do exactly that.
Well he choose the girlfriend over money ;)
Chuck was a dick, everyone around him knew that.
@@IM-xg2ki REASONS aren't always EXCUSES for something or someone.
Remember that, just like there's a giant difference between EXPLAINING something, and JUSTIFYING something.
In fairness I could actually see Betsy running her own prison gang
Imagine Betsy and Marie having opposing prison gangs.🤔
@@gmfb521 I definitely want to see a scene like that lol
I could definitely see Betsy and Marie coming to see me for a conjugal visit
I'm WAAAAAY more scared of Marie running a gang than Best y doing so. Marie cannot look so terrifying, but she's proud and smart, Betsy is just a Chihuahua (looks threatening for two seconds, but once you notice you can defeat her, she just cries), and she's not smart. She's impulsive and has no leading skills
@@sickboy6477 that's no shit
The fact that she kept insisting over and over again to their own lawyer that they didn’t take it and then when she realizes it’s gone asks where the money is. The money they “didn’t take”. God she’s so annoying
Even if Saul hadn't taken the money, she falls for such an easy trick and runs straight to it when she thinks it might be gone, could have just found it and taken it that way.
@@djhuckfield such an easy trick? He knew exactly where the money was. That was the reason that worked.
They exist, they are out there. I met a few to my dismay
@@djhuckfield he said “the money in the drawer” which would mean he would need to know where it was.
The wife was the most karenest Karen you'd ever come across in your life
Hot tho
Her first and middle name is probably Karen 😂
They took Marie from Breaking Bad and made her 10x worse
"Karenest Karen," 😂 fine elaboration there I love it
@@MeroFuruya How? She's a 6 and that's being generous!
3:22 "Criminals have no recourse." Nacho said this to Jimmy at the nail salon in the second episode when he went to visit him about ripping off the Kettlemans.
That's also a big chunk of the reason for gang wars. The whole idea behind civil and criminal courts is to settle disputes and conflicts without (further) bloodshed. Since criminals don't have access to any kind of justice system, the law of the jungle prevails :)
I love how Jimmy used that line on them!
PRAY FOR NACHO
@@NormAppleton :(
This was the “this is not meth” scene from BB. He knows what he’s gonna do before he even walks in. And with a little dance and show routine, Jimmy has the Kettlemans wrapped around his finger
Walter vs a crazy violent druglord/Jimmy vs a soccer mom and a betacuck
finger
finger
finger
finger
4:12 "it was all me" "no it wasn't" the mirror behind mr kettleman shows his wife too when this scene appears. the symbolism of how she's the mastermind behind their plan
Damn how could I never noticed that before?
Great catch!
Oh she was the mastermind all right. Watch how fast Betsy runs up to the bathroom when Jimmy mentions where the money is.
I wouldn't exactly say she's the mastermind. More, just the mind.
That’s what makes Vince gilligan the best and once again he has done it again like Always! Bravo vince Bravo!
“You stole from us! We’ll have you arrested” for stealing what exactly? The money you stole in the first place? Ha yeah okay let’s see how that turns out! She’s BEYOND delusional seeing that arrogant smile fall right off her face was fantastic! This is definitely my favorite scene of season 1 it was all deeply satisfying to see Jimmy turn it around on them!
I’m sure the prosecutor would be all over that
That’s a Karen for you.
sauls look of confusion at 3:10 is perfect
She's like a dog thinking he's invisible by standing behind a flagpole..
"There's nothing to explain. You're trying to kidnap what I have rightfully stolen!"
2:14 Jimmy just doin it to us makes me laugh every single time
You know he had to...
lmaoo
Better call Saul
I loved how perfectly Jimmy manipulated the Kettlemans in this scene and made sure his hands appeared clean in the whole affair.
He got the husband to agree to confess in order to protect his wife.
He got the wife to remain silent about the bribe in order to protect himself.
Except it cost him the bribe he took, plus some of his savings to make up what he already spent, and set back his future plans building his practice.
@@matthewriley7826 All plans are "future plans".
"My PI charged me for 3 hours so I seriously doubt it took him more than 1."
This makes no sense when you know that Mike never overcharges others.
Probably just jimmy playing up the story for more punch, I think that's something he would do
Mike probably overcharges Saul because the work is usually petty and not worth his time. He is surely making way more working for Gus than Saul could ever pay
I love how the husband Craig genuinely liked Jimmy but his wife made him act like he didn’t. If you watch their scene from season 6 at their tax business she calls Craig like he’ll throw Jimmy out but he’s just happy to see him and starts talking like a friend💀
It’s sad how much nicer he is than her. Craig deserved better
@@nickchambers3935Men who won't stand up to their own wives are kind of worthless.
He always seemed to be a good person. His only flaw is being a lapdog to his wife.
The Kettlemans were my favorite subplot going on BCS. I just couldn't stop laughing whenever Jimmy had to interact with them. Loved it!!
Amazing when they turn up again in the final series as well
It's so good to see the Kettlemans back in S6. "Cocaine" LOL
when did they last appear before this new season
@@qasim2307 only in the first season and in this season 3 promo where criag is picking up trash as a part of his community service and his family go to 'visit' him
@@sssprejer2831 thanks
Dude, SPOILER ALERT
I forgot all about them when I watched 6-2, 'who are these guys again' - I'll have to rewatch season 1
"Even on a good day, you and logic are *whistle noise*"
God I love Saul and he has never been more right about anything than this
We need these two in at least a cameo for final season. They were important for Jimmy's character development
There is a special DVD only scene in which the husband is on the same litter picking community service as Jimmy was, and Betsy and the kids have a picnic nearby in support of him- it's sweet.
Kinda like Gretchen and Elliott in Breaking Bad
your wish has been granted
WOOHOO! AND THEIR INCLUSION WAS MOTIVATED BY THE STORY! We've been blessed, gentlemen!
Spoke too soon
Such an underrated scene, and the whole of season 1 for that matter
This really became a different show completely around Season 2 and 3, and people overlook these absolute gold scenes from Season 1 when it was slower paced but still amazing.
@@terracottapie Seasons 2 and 3 were even slower paced
@@terracottapie yep, I used to be that kind of guy, expecting BB2 back in 2015. At that time I just couldn’t feel it. Back then the pace was too slow for my taste. Now, after all these years and a whole bunch of rewatches I appreciate the first seasons and its ‘slow’ pace so much more. Some of the best tv seasons I have ever seen.
I really love how unique Season 1 is. It starts out with a bang but after that it takes its time. And I love how Jimmy-centric it is.
Season 1 has nothing of Breaking Bad, and I liked it too
I love that little Midwestern accent slip that Bob occasionally has playing Jimmy. I'm sure it's also his natural accent, considering that he's also from Chicago, but it adds a level of authenticity to the character.
Chicago sunroof reference?!
@@saulgoodmanKAZAKH Vravo 🅱️ince!
Yeah when he said 'uh let me see *that's* uh...'
I heard it too lol
How is that a slip? Jimmy was also born in a suburb of Chicago.
@@Scout-164that's why it's a slip. Jimmy was, Saul isn't Jimmy
"I got nothing to lose" mans really turned into the Joker
please don't bring the society meme into this
@@kalashnikov47s but you just did.
S O C I E T Y
Saul lives in a ...
@@HyunaTheHyena Saulciety
It's childish, but one has to wonder what could have Walt, Jesse, Saul and Mike accomplished if they could agree with each other for 5 minutes.
The chemist, the partner, the muscle, the lawyer, hell add gus and you have the kingpin.
I mean, that is pretty much the scenario Mike hints at in his final scene in BB: "If you had done your job, known your place, we'd all be fine right now"
@@kenobiwanobi889 If Walt had done his job, known his place, him and his family would be dead and mike would be fine right now.
I always loved how gloriously stupid the Kettelmans were. Glad they came back in season 6.
I love that house. So many angles, open plan. The fireplace.
The most fascinating interaction here was Kettleman (the husband) telling his spoiled wife "It's gotta be there somewhere..." when they were looking for the money upstairs. Quite an intelligent piece of writing, demonstrating how (and to what degree) he was enabling his wife to remain childish and delusional.
what the hell are you TALKING about bruh
@@nickclark18 It's at 02:32
Good spot, very perceptive. 🙂
I think that that was more representative of him being slow. His brain was having having trouble with accepting that his circumstance had just dramatically because doing so would be uncomfortable and take mental energy. Instead of putting together the information available immediately as his wife had done, he was still reaching for a more convenient explanation because having that wouldn't force hime to accept that his reality had changed.
He wasn't so much enabling his wife in that instance as he was being left behind by her. Part of his intent in saying that may have been to calm her, but it would have been useless since she grasped the situation and understood that he didn't grasp it yet.
@@nickclark18 He's just simping. The precious woman can't possibly be to blame for her character flaws, it must be the fault of the weak-willed, hen-pecked man she walks all over and is quite willing to send to prison for 30 years.
Looks at Mrs Kettleman: "you'll prolly wind up running your own gang," 😂😅🤣
yea we watched the same video dw
@@thegamingtomato729 And this is the comment section, where we talk about the video we just watched!
@@thegamingtomato729 boy your sodium levels are off the chart
That broad was insane. Love it.
This show is more impressive than Breaking Bad because of scenes like this, in my opinion. Most of the time, BB's big moment revolve around death and explosions and stuff that is easy to grab the viewers attention. But for BCS, the climatic moments are usually character interactions or Saul scheming something, which is harder to lead to and pull off
**casually forgots all the iconic lines such as "thread lightly"**
@@blackbirdmenace1066 Tread?
I totally agree . BCS had more verity
@@blackbirdmenace1066 So one one line makes the whole series great ?
And BB never had moral ambiguity. The harder you look, the less gray everything appears.
"... you should see my office." Love it!
Christ
Absolutely h a t e d the Kettlemans.
Great writing on this show
I didn’t hate Craig. Betsy though…
@@qui-gonjinn3322I mean, Betsy is kinda hot
I loved them. Extremely silly pair of NPCs.
@@0ffguy248
Word
They would make a great spinoff.
I like how calm and in control jimmy was during this, especially at 4:19, sitting like an anime villain or strategist
2:27 Me not moving a single muscle at my friends house when He gets yelled at in other room
Lmao
Thats so accurate 😂
Or right in front you. My friend's parents don't give a damn.
LMAO everyone can relate to this
this scene is so satisfying 😌
The badassery.
No wonder Bob fits so well in 'Nobody'
3:06 is the moment I fell in love with this show
Betsy Kettleman is one of those performances where you get so angry you have to remind yourself that person is just an actor! 🤣
My god it was so satisfying to see the wife get what she deserved: a reality check.
A Karen receiving a reality check is always a satisfying sight.
@@jacksongibbs8998what makes her a Karen? Because she’s white?
@@dbodooley
Karenism knows no skin color and no political party. It is defined predominantly by a sense of entitlement, a lack of good manners and a real short temper.
@@dbodooley Yeah, lol.
"Even in a good day, you and logic are (far apart)" 😂😂😂
The "We will have you arrested" made me burst into the biggest laughter of my life.
One of the most touching BCS moments follows this scene where Kim mouths "Thank you" to Jimmy as the lift door closes.
i love how in this show the main characters are constantly in internal moral conflict bur keep on being pulled down by those around them. whether its chuck, Lalo, Hector, Mike's family (financial problems), death of a good samaritan, relationships, the bar etc...
like when Jimmy was forced to become a friend of the cartel. (Lalo told him he can leave, but jimmy knew he had no real choice)
in contrast, in breaking bad walter white is choosing to step away from morality, and with it, everyone around him goes down aswell.
Watching Jimmy deal with the Kettlemans reminds me a lot of Ted in Breaking Bad. Saul is well experienced with the kind of person Ted is, because the Kettlemans acted the exact same way. No remorse for his economic crimes and no intention of changing his ways. That's why he said "I told you so" to Skyler after Ted refused to pay his taxes.
Wow, looking back at this... Bob did a great job acting this scene out.
0:05 that was she said
Lmao
Ey ohh
Yg
Meanwhile Walt just teaching chemistry
Jimmy still has to pay his fees at the parking booth after this though
"five dollars."
you must have the stickers or you won’t pass
One of the most satisfying scenes in the show!
Please upload the scene where Jimmy makes a bargain with Tuco.
THEY CALLED HER BIZZZZZZZNATCHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!
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@@bruhbroman5592 Is this a scene or what? Anyway, it's blocked in my country 😢.
@@TheFikri136 Yeah, it's the scene of Saul and Tuco in the desert. It was posted by AMC's TH-cam channel. That's unfortunate that it's blocked for you.
Betsy going into full panic mode is always so satisfying to watch
2:24 one of the best shots in the show
yeah thats sick
Cinematography on this show goes insane
There's been better but this is still really good
This was the moment that really sold me on this series
This was the moment Jimmy became Heisenberg.
Mrs Kettleman is so strangely fine... good to see the Kettlemans back
she's a cutie
Just making sure this comment is here.
@@rp4712 TMI
Julie Ann Emery. Good genes aren't "strangely fine. It's her character that ruins it.
I can think of two pretty big reasons why she's so fine.
Jimmy pulling the classic front cage and stance with the Saul Goodman stare hahahahaha! It's GOLDEN
Jimmy was like an addict, once he relapsed back to his old lifestyle, he was hooked for good
Jimmy is always about doing the right thing in the wrong ways, until he became saul.
I never thought they'd bring these two back for season 6. But at least we'll finally know how Saul got the inflatable lady liberty 🤣
2:40 This is the moment when Skyler confesses to giving Ted the... oh wait, wrong scene...
Easy there, mr. Comedy. You're gonna kill me of laughter
Bruh
Coming back here after season 6, can’t believe I totally forgot about these two
I think if Chuck could have accepted him for who he was and loved him anyway they could have had a fantastic relationship. Keep that in mind next time a brother or sister falls short of what you think they should be.
"Picture The 25th Hour, starring Ned and Maude Flanders"
Sheesh! It's been so long and so much has happened that I completely forgot about this story arc.
These two are so understated, but you watch them enough and it just becomes brilliant. i LOVE the Kettlemans!!!!
"I've got nothing to lose," says the man who's about to lose more than he ever imagined possible over the next six years.
Whose here after they showed up in Season 6?
Gotta love how the only half-decent decision the Kettleman's made was by Craig. And it was his first actual contribution.
Thats one of the most satisfying scenes in the show.
0:47 Jimmy: Do you know where you're going?
Mike thinking: Yeah, thanks for giving me the idea. I am going to the Bahamas!
Lmao
Jimmy used his "colorful" set of skills to help his clients in a way that lawyers like Chuck, Howard, or Kim never could
The way Mike is looking at the money 😂
"You? You'll probably run your own gang" - Truer words...
She'd probably shiv some people with a sharpened toothbrush within a month.
2:11 that's some Ted Beneke action right here
The path of Jimmy and mike is a tragedy. I feel like Mike was starting to respect him when he said "what are you doing" and I would think it reminded mike of his son who wouldn't take the money and did "the right thing." The irony is that chuck stabbing Jimmy in the back may caused both of their down fall. Many times through the series Mike seemed depressed with the way he was going I will never forget when he said "It was nice to fix something for a change." Had Jimmy continued to be moral Mike may have seen an "honorable thief" to take under his wing and been able to keep from falling too far. But as Jimmy fell Mike fell too and the rest is history.
The prolonged look from Mike is his way of saying "oh I absolutely thought about running away to the Bahamas with that."
"Thanks for not heading to the bahamas with this"... Mike's reaction to that is priceless 😂😂
Jimmy 1:40 "Are we looking east? Oh my God. You must have one great view of the Sangre de Cristos."
I thought the same thing
No ones prasing how good actress did this role
Really good at acting like an immature toddler
Great scene
So wierd to see them again after last night's episode
Back when Saul Goodman is actually a Goodman
Mrs Kettleman is a wonderfully put together... From the neck down
Anyone else think miss kettleman is a hottie? Frickin smoke show.
00:01 That's what she said.
This is when Howard Hamlin became Brock
it's bmineral jesus christ man
you forgot "..the moment". 0/10, obvious Tuco is obvious
@@rvkice23 This is the moment when Jonathan Keng became Tuco
4:30 Yeah, she probably would.
A gang of absolute Karens
3:16 Burn 😂😂😂
Saul's double take when "Karen" said, We will have you arrested" was first class.
Watching this show from the beginning and seeing how far all of these characters have come as we approach the end....
Man, what a ride.
Julie Ann Emery is really talented. She's also really cute too...
Julie Ann Emery is an incredible actress. I don't remember ever hating a television character so much
King Geoffry would like a word.
I love how he delivers them to Kim
Mrs. Kettleman is such a doll
I got a real buzz off these loathsome individuals getting stamped on.
The frantic “No no no no no..” is music to my ears.
GOD DAMNIT I LOVE THIS SHOW
Funny how Mike's words echo in Jimmy upon Breaking Bad about conscience gets expensive
I hated the wife
She is fine though....can't deny that.
@@gorillagaming8722 Skyler in a nutshell
@William Robillard Skyler was hot in season 1 imo.
@William Robillard We men are strange. This Betsy isn't hot at all. Skyler was hot af.
@@MattExzy Just goes to show, different strokes for different folks.
*3:09** "We will have you arrested"*
Hah. Jimmy recoils so hard after hearing that stupidity. Good thing he was already sitting.