If only Mike had said that to Walt, he might've survived. "Here's what's going to happen, Walter: You're gonna give me the money bag, you're gonna slowly hand over the gun I had hidden in there, and I'm gonna drive away. Then you're gonna go back, give Jesse his share, and then go on doing whatever the hell it is you choose to do."
I honestly love Jimmy and Mike’s relationship. They aren’t friends, their personalities don’t match, they don’t even really “like” each other all that much. But, each recognizes and respects the other’s talents enough to have a reliable partnership for many years.
Problem is that Mike eventually lost all respect for Jimmy/Saul and saw him as a purely self-interested weasel devoid of all morality. Which is why he was willing to beat him up at the drop of a hat in BB. If he had respected Jimmy, he would have never used a second lawyer (the one who eventually ratted Mike out and got stabbed in prison), but he just didn't trust him.
I love how you can read Jimmy so well in this scene, how he gets convinced to go with Mike's plan when he hears the background. Jimmy was smart enough to spot a corrupt PD when they started talking to him.
I love how he's all "I'm not gonna do it." And then the second he realizes what Mike did, and how he can respect why he did it, he immediately goes and does it.
It doesn't, but from my understanding of US law it, is battery. Assault means intent to injure and/or making someone scared for their safety. Battery refers to unwanted or uncomfortable physical contact. By that definition, knowingly spilling coffee on someone is roughly on the same bar as spitting on them. It's unlikely to get called up especially if no one knows it was on purpose, but you know.
@@MrAkurvaeletbe "he was a *good* cop" and then later telling him how this is a hail Mary, how they don't have any evidence and so Mike shouldn't give them any. Idk if I fully agree but I see where OP is coming from
@@sorin_markov That's what I was thinking. No cop in their right mind is going to say they have a long shot to anyone, including their captain, and especially not someone they are talking with in an interrogation room (I haven't watched enough to know what's all going on).
@@RyanWells-i8k Well I'll spoil it for you if you like SPOILER WARNING Mike did kill those two guys because they killed his son because they were corrupt and the son wasn't (Mike kinda was) and they thought he'd report them (Mike convinced him not to, but they didn't know that). Now these guys are here on a fishing expedition as an excuse for the audience to get to know Mike and for Jimmy and Mike to start a closer relationship for the rest of the series
"Don't let Mr. Ehrmantraut's dancing eyes and bubbling bon vivant personality fool you. He's actually-believe it or not-somewhat taciturn." One of my favorite BCS lines of all time. Right up there with: "The world is a rich tapestry, my friends."
i like how at 4:43 the corrupt detective says “this is a hail mary, beyond that even.” he was letting mike know that they have nothing on him in a subtle way
I like that you can see Jimmy's gears begin the turn as he hears the story about Mike's son. He's very quickly putting the pieces together which allows him to put Mike's strange request to spill coffee on the investigators into context.
Jimmy was being serious about not spilling the coffee on the Philly cop right up until he heard about Mike’s son being mysteriously killed on the job. You can see how his face changes immediately to feel empathy for Mike as he hears the story. This show is full of amazing actors.
A lot of people disregard the first three seasons as substandard, when they are filled to the brim with excellent dialogue, including how Jimmy is able to subtly roast the police officer at 3:06… I thought the first three seasons are fantastic when it comes to its writing and acting, pretty much on the same level as House MD… The latter having the sharpest writing on par with BCS.
Jimmy’s line “don’t let Mr Ehrmantraut’s dancing eyes and bubbly bon vivant personality fool you, he’s actually, believe it or not, somewhat taciturn. Shall I fan you gently?” is just amazing. It’s like they had one chance to do the most indulgent over the top Saul line, and they turned it up to 11.
Each and every scene is so great, I liked how Saul suddenly realized Mike wasn’t only the parking guy when he heard the detective, and in that moment he decided that he will actually spill the coffee. We all have a story, and only when we humans realize so, we feel empathy for the others.
The young one strongly suspects Mike and gets really angry, because he's an 100% clean idealist who would want to arrest Mike, understandable motive or not. The old one is of a stance where he pretty much knows Mike did it, but wants to let it go, because two corrup cops killed his son and he killed them, because there was no other recourse.
You can see Jimmy's change of opinion as the scene goes on and he is told the cops' side of the full story. I'd have done the same thing given the circumstances and the story.
If your being brought in to a police station for ANY reason, you're under suspicion. Why did Mike need to grab the guy's notebook to find that bit out?
I knew a guy who called it West Philadelphia, and he was born and raised there. Cool dude, he spend most of his days at the playground. Until Mike showed up and started making trouble in his neighborhood
Майк не поможет поймать убийц Мэтти, ведь он уже их поймал. Чтобы там все не говорили, некоторые "люди" достойны кары. Майк просто понял это раньше остальных.
Technically you don't even need to touch someone for it to be considered assault. But when you do it's considered battery. Which is why the two are usually combined as one charge, assault and battery.
Did anyone know that Saul is the same lawyer as Tommy Ken Rosenberg in GTA Vice City? Only his name has been changed, all of Saul's personality has been copied from Ken🙂
In Albuquerque though? The local cops are probably more worried about the annoying parking lot guy than some Philly detectives. Post-de Guzman it would definitely be a different story.
This otherwise great series with an excellent cast was completely ruined by the fact that almost 90% of the time, about 90% of the screen is in darkness. Even in daytime scenes, in indoor locations which would usually be lit, most of the scene is in darkness, so you have to strain constantly to see or figure out what's going on. Imagine living in a dark house 24/7, that's what it's like. F****ng irritating, annoying and tiring after a while. And there's no reason whatsoever to do it. Just light up the scenes like they would be in normal life, let us the f**k see clearly what's going on, it wouldn't reduce from the story one red cent. And it's not 'artsy' either, it's just plain annoying and unnecessary.
The three guarantees in life: Death, taxes, and whatever happens after Mike says, "Here's what's gonna happen"
Omg I love this. Puts me in the BCS universe!
If only Mike had said that to Walt, he might've survived.
"Here's what's going to happen, Walter: You're gonna give me the money bag, you're gonna slowly hand over the gun I had hidden in there, and I'm gonna drive away. Then you're gonna go back, give Jesse his share, and then go on doing whatever the hell it is you choose to do."
pop. dead on the side of a river.
except for this scene I guess
No one thinks of inflation!
I honestly love Jimmy and Mike’s relationship. They aren’t friends, their personalities don’t match, they don’t even really “like” each other all that much. But, each recognizes and respects the other’s talents enough to have a reliable partnership for many years.
Problem is that Mike eventually lost all respect for Jimmy/Saul and saw him as a purely self-interested weasel devoid of all morality. Which is why he was willing to beat him up at the drop of a hat in BB. If he had respected Jimmy, he would have never used a second lawyer (the one who eventually ratted Mike out and got stabbed in prison), but he just didn't trust him.
Same as the mythbusters guys!
@@richardbogart4653Saul had morals tho?
They were acquaintances
@@ErgoProxy12345Haha, love the comparison
"Mayor didn't give you enough stickers?" 😂
Jimmy was still salty about the stickers 😂
@@qorpse Who wouldn't be 😂😂
@@qorpse saulty.
I love this show
Jimmy can't help himself lol
You think this video was cut short by accident? No! He orchestrated it.. Jimmy!!
He defecated through a sunroof!!!
HE DEFECATED THROUGH A SUNROOF!
@@jimf.1318 This channel SAVED HIM! and it shouldn't have
@@CooCoo212 And he gets to be a youtuber!!!??
What a sick joke! I should have stopped him when I had the chance.
I love how you can read Jimmy so well in this scene, how he gets convinced to go with Mike's plan when he hears the background. Jimmy was smart enough to spot a corrupt PD when they started talking to him.
Yup, he instantly understood why Mike was asking him to do it.
And also that his son got killed by other corrupt officers and that Mike had something to do with their fate
I saw his compassion for Mike.
Jimmy learned a lot about Mike here. Mike trusted him enough for him to know all that.
Mike knows sleaze when he sees it. You can trust sleaze to be sleaze.
I love how he's all "I'm not gonna do it." And then the second he realizes what Mike did, and how he can respect why he did it, he immediately goes and does it.
I had never realized that Jimmy realizes what Mike did. But that makes perfect sense.
1:35 “I doubt that satisfies the definition of asSAULt.”
Bravo, Vince.
HAHAHAHAHAHA *sealclap*
It doesn't, but from my understanding of US law it, is battery. Assault means intent to injure and/or making someone scared for their safety. Battery refers to unwanted or uncomfortable physical contact. By that definition, knowingly spilling coffee on someone is roughly on the same bar as spitting on them. It's unlikely to get called up especially if no one knows it was on purpose, but you know.
@@Billiamwoods r/whooooosh
@@Stoirelius But he's correct, and your pun was lame.
@@jem77469 Oh no, Jonathan found my pun lame. My life is ruined and devoid of meaning now.
This is the moment Finger hired Kevin Costner
Yes
😂
i can't believe it took me till just now to realize that the older cop is tipping him off to keep his fkin mouth shut XD
How you figure?
@@MrAkurvaeletbe "he was a *good* cop" and then later telling him how this is a hail Mary, how they don't have any evidence and so Mike shouldn't give them any. Idk if I fully agree but I see where OP is coming from
@@sorin_markov That's what I was thinking. No cop in their right mind is going to say they have a long shot to anyone, including their captain, and especially not someone they are talking with in an interrogation room (I haven't watched enough to know what's all going on).
@@RyanWells-i8k Well I'll spoil it for you if you like
SPOILER WARNING
Mike did kill those two guys because they killed his son because they were corrupt and the son wasn't (Mike kinda was) and they thought he'd report them (Mike convinced him not to, but they didn't know that). Now these guys are here on a fishing expedition as an excuse for the audience to get to know Mike and for Jimmy and Mike to start a closer relationship for the rest of the series
@@sorin_markov Also look at the way he glances at the young guy when he says "help us catch the guy"
"Don't let Mr Ehrmantraut's dancing eyes and bubbly _bon vivant_ personality fool you, he's actually, believe it or not, somewhat taciturn."
I love Jimmy using sarcasm any chance he has
Jimmy gradually putting the pieces together as the cop explains their side of the story about his son changed his mind about the coffee idea.
Jimmy now knows more about Mike.
That's why he helped him
He realized he could slippin some Joe, my! and get a big return
Not that Mike is happy about that, but didn’t have many options😂
"Shall I fan you gently? So you don't go into shock?"
🤣🤣🤣
"Don't let Mr. Ehrmantraut's dancing eyes and bubbling bon vivant personality fool you. He's actually-believe it or not-somewhat taciturn."
One of my favorite BCS lines of all time. Right up there with: "The world is a rich tapestry, my friends."
They was in their bag in the early seasons
Saul had the best lines in the series.
@@jimf.1318
"May not be in the mood for a nuanced discussion about the virtues of child poisoning" is my favourite
@@Phurngirathaana "She did go off the reservation for some dirty, damp and deep" 🤣🤣
@@jimf.1318 its a crime he was only in it for as little as he was.
i like how at 4:43 the corrupt detective says “this is a hail mary, beyond that even.” he was letting mike know that they have nothing on him in a subtle way
I love this scene. The dialog is so sharp, amazing writing. ‘Juan Valdez bump & dump’ 😄
Shall I fan you gently and start at the beginning, we’re talking the book of genesis are my favs aswell
I like that you can see Jimmy's gears begin the turn as he hears the story about Mike's son. He's very quickly putting the pieces together which allows him to put Mike's strange request to spill coffee on the investigators into context.
Jimmy was being serious about not spilling the coffee on the Philly cop right up until he heard about Mike’s son being mysteriously killed on the job. You can see how his face changes immediately to feel empathy for Mike as he hears the story. This show is full of amazing actors.
A lot of people disregard the first three seasons as substandard, when they are filled to the brim with excellent dialogue, including how Jimmy is able to subtly roast the police officer at 3:06… I thought the first three seasons are fantastic when it comes to its writing and acting, pretty much on the same level as House MD… The latter having the sharpest writing on par with BCS.
What? Didn't even get to the finish? Cmon, grifters
“you keep using that word. i do not think it means what you think it means”
@@mkv2718 "There's that word again - 'heavy...' Why are things so heavy in the future; is there a problem with the Earth's gravitational pull?"
I love how Jimmy is totally unfazed by all the teasing and responds inmediately without skipping a beat
Jimmy’s line “don’t let Mr Ehrmantraut’s dancing eyes and bubbly bon vivant personality fool you, he’s actually, believe it or not, somewhat taciturn. Shall I fan you gently?” is just amazing. It’s like they had one chance to do the most indulgent over the top Saul line, and they turned it up to 11.
"Sorry I got to do my lawyer thing here" he was up for the dirty plan from there.
Each and every scene is so great, I liked how Saul suddenly realized Mike wasn’t only the parking guy when he heard the detective, and in that moment he decided that he will actually spill the coffee. We all have a story, and only when we humans realize so, we feel empathy for the others.
That young Paul Newman line was on point tho 😂
Absolute masterpiece. Greatest TV EVER!!!
Dialogues here are on another level
I was enjoying that and you cut it? What a sick joke.
You think it cut short for no reason? NO! He Orchestrated it!!! JIMMY
Every time I wake up in the morning I need Mike to tell me here’s what’s gonna happen. And talk about getting up getting coffee and all that
I bet these officers meant the best. It's just they didn't know that the bastards that killed Matty are already burning in hell.
The one who is Mike's age knows. His whole demeanour is like "yeah Mike I gotta be here, but you keep quiet".
@@raerthAnd next episode he lets Mike know that a lot of people back home thought the corrupt cops got exactly what they deserved.
The young one strongly suspects Mike and gets really angry, because he's an 100% clean idealist who would want to arrest Mike, understandable motive or not. The old one is of a stance where he pretty much knows Mike did it, but wants to let it go, because two corrup cops killed his son and he killed them, because there was no other recourse.
@@nyar5863well said
Know start at the beginning, am talking book of genesis😂😂😂. Saul ways in words amaze me, the writers did a great work with this character
4:49 So what happened, mayor didn't give you enough stickers 😂😂
0:35 but thanks for playing
The art of running one's mouth
Waltuh. 🤣
Whenever I watch one of these clips I want to watch the whole series. It cannot be helped. Almost every scene / conversation is quotable.
Jimmy immediately realizing why Mike is the way he is now, and what those cops did to his son is an underrated moment in the show
I lost it at the start itself
"so what happened....... mayor didn't give you enough stickers" 😂😂
From Mike asking Jimmy to be his slipping Jimmy to Jimmy being a bagman with Mike on the desert
Good lighting in this scene.
Would anyone else have done what Mike asked of Jimmy or not?
You can see Jimmy's change of opinion as the scene goes on and he is told the cops' side of the full story. I'd have done the same thing given the circumstances and the story.
Okay so heres whats gonna happen-
*Yaps the fnaf lore*
11/10/24
Certainly not Charles McGill😂
Brilliant!!!
If your being brought in to a police station for ANY reason, you're under suspicion. Why did Mike need to grab the guy's notebook to find that bit out?
Mike knew that, he just wanted to see who they had talked to, where they were at in the investigation, etc.
If there had been any witnesses to his murders Mike did not know about, he would now. And he could go deal with them, if necessary.
@@marman5964 Ah, that makes more sense.
This was the moment Kevin Costner found out Mike’s son died
He says no but it instantly cuts to him putting sugar in his coffee
"here's what's going to happen"
"Hey Mike you know they record what we say in these rooms, right?"
Miss this show so much
i appreciate the official channel uploading the full scenes
It's crazy when you think about it that they are having this whole detailed conversation and yet still I'm not hearing anything about Frank Sobotka.
Was Sobotka not a character in The Wire?
@rebbel67 yes, but Sobotka was a made guy. There was nothing the egg salad could do.
@@zswqade3q24 I can't believe the egg salad was the Bay Harbor Butcher all along
I think the scene ended with Jimmy "accidentally" spilling some coffee on the detective :)
I already found the guy who killed my boy. In fact, there were two of them....
James McGill. Undying Mercenaries!
where did miles learn music?
I don't think it would count as assault, but it definitely count as battery.
why cut it off there?
"Juan Valdez bump n' dump" 😆
That was deeply unsatisfying
Jimmy still bitter about the parking stickers 😂
Jimmy just didnt wanna ruin his suit ☠️👀
And with that back story, the coffee was just an after thought.
I’m going to behave like an honest to God law-abiding licensed attorney - one of the funniest lines in the show :)
I think Mike has the saddest story in Breaking Bad… but i dont know all the player’s stories.
So, did he spill the coffee?
Always knew Mike was Fensky material...
why did saul break protocol and admit harry potter to the set of twin peaks, maria callas ?
Mike the bon vivant 😂
Season and Episode #?
s01e06 it's in the description
Westside?
Philly?
Not a Phillyism.
There is a West Philly but nobody calls it Westside.
Nicetown is correct though.
I knew a guy who called it West Philadelphia, and he was born and raised there. Cool dude, he spend most of his days at the playground. Until Mike showed up and started making trouble in his neighborhood
The Book of Genesis!
Better Call Assault Saul
As I’m rewatching BB. I think BCS may be the better written show
Say hello to Barney Fife.
4:25----I think I saw two black guys running that way.........
Lmao juan valldez bump n dump
Juan Valdez bump and dump...leaves lid off cup
Майк не поможет поймать убийц Мэтти, ведь он уже их поймал.
Чтобы там все не говорили, некоторые "люди" достойны кары. Майк просто понял это раньше остальных.
Крива логіка…немає жодного приводу для вбивства або помсти…
Mike no bs, Saul all bs
honestly they could have done this scene then walt ep 1
Technically you don't even need to touch someone for it to be considered assault. But when you do it's considered battery. Which is why the two are usually combined as one charge, assault and battery.
Not gonna show him actually spilling the coffee?! 🙄
Did anyone know that Saul is the same lawyer as Tommy Ken Rosenberg in GTA Vice City?
Only his name has been changed, all of Saul's personality has been copied from Ken🙂
No way. Ken is Sean penn from Carlitos way
One point of order: a cop would absolutely charge someone for assault if they spilled coffee on them.
In Albuquerque though? The local cops are probably more worried about the annoying parking lot guy than some Philly detectives. Post-de Guzman it would definitely be a different story.
Was waiting for the Juan Valdez bump and dump. Disappointed
I thought his name was Saul.... So, who is Saul?
I love the dynamic they have where they’re literally the two coworkers who have completely opposite ways of doing things but getting the most done
Cops saying they just "asked the usual suspects" after a good cop was killed? 🚩🚩🚩
3:48 nobody in Philly refers to West Philadelphia as "West Side"
This otherwise great series with an excellent cast was completely ruined by the fact that almost 90% of the time, about 90% of the screen is in darkness. Even in daytime scenes, in indoor locations which would usually be lit, most of the scene is in darkness, so you have to strain constantly to see or figure out what's going on. Imagine living in a dark house 24/7, that's what it's like.
F****ng irritating, annoying and tiring after a while.
And there's no reason whatsoever to do it. Just light up the scenes like they would be in normal life, let us the f**k see clearly what's going on, it wouldn't reduce from the story one red cent. And it's not 'artsy' either, it's just plain annoying and unnecessary.
Literally satisfies definition of battery