Best Saul Scenes from Breaking Bad
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After watching BCS,Walter white is just a side character who messed up everything lol
Him and Werner are kinda the same. When werners time to end came, he accepted it and let it happen while when it was walts turn he kept going and got gael killed and Inturn spiraled down to killing the rest of his victims.
@@Chigsll I fail to see how they relate lol
@Ice Age Baby they both were put in the same exact situation by the same exact man for the same exact reason. How am I reaching
@@willooooooo Werner for his own good, unintentionally jeopardized gus’s operation to the point where mike had to kill him even though he didn’t want to. Instead of fucking everyone else over, he accepted it and died. Walt ALSO jeopardized gus’s operation so mike had to kill him even though he didn’t want to. INSTEAD OF DOING WHAT WERNER DID, he decided to order jesse to kill gael, which was the point of no return for Walt and Jesse to be on gus’s good side. It’s not hard at all to see the similarities. Hell there are videos comparing their exact responses in those scenes and how they say almost the same shit.
@@Chigsll Werner is a stupid childish character who didn't understand the consequences of one's own actions and deservedly died like a wimp, powerless, clueless.
Walter did understand the game, and even though he was dragged down by other's idiotic behavior he was to soft to curve, he still took action to save his life and other's.
It's crazy to me that they took a single few minute offhand line and made it into the best two seasons I've seen of any TV show (Lalo, Ignacio, amigo del cartel)
2 seasons?
@@nickabbenhaus3980 5 and 6 of better call saul
What line? I never watched it, just curious
@@lowie2658 the like where Jesse and Walt kidnap him, the first thing he says is "I didn't do anything, that was all Ignacio" (Nacho Varga's first name is Ignacio. He's an important character in better call Saul)
Then he says "Soy amigo del cartel! Amigo del cartel!" Which is something that Lalo Salamanca, a character who appears in S5 of BCS, makes him after Saul helps him out of hot water with the law. Lalo says "You're a friend of the cartel, now"
And Lalo's fate at the end of BCS is still undetermined, I think. Which explains Saul's confusion ("Lalo didn't send you?")
@@brendanreamer4507 Thanks!
The only person with a sense of humour in a humourless world
The amount of times I've seen this comment-
Along with Skinny pete and badger and hank
Hank is joking all the time too only at dead bodies and methheads he caught up.
Not true mike too has a sense of humor💁♂️
No
I love how Mike slowly gets up and breaks up the fight between Walt and Saul like he’s a disappointed father
i freakin' love how accurately you described it omg 😂😂😂😂
That too he grabbed him by the belt and yeeted him like nothing
Mike was like, "This is so embarrassing" 😂
"IT WASNT ME IT WAS IGNACIO" BROOOOOO love Better Call Saul
The thing is Saul wasn't in hiding so it would be strange that lalo would come for him years later, by which time Mike would have told him
@@hasan_z The current season of BCS is already merging with BB
@@lukasGarciaSGS2 season 1 breaking bad is set in 2008, season 6 of better call saul is still in 2004
@@lukasGarciaSGS2 no its not
@@ZEUSfeedZ Despite it indeed taking place 4 years before start of BB, Walt and Jesse are set to cameo in season 6 of BCS... with many smaller cameos having already taken place. Not to mention the start of each season is a flash-forward. Shits been merging from the start.
"Because of the closeness to the Breaking Bad storyline, one of the writers was tasked at the start of each season to rewatch all 62 episodes of the show and verify that the scripts for the Better Call Saul season introduced no conflicts."
I just realized Walt attacked Saul not because he bugged his house, but because he mentioned the whole Ted situation.
Yeah 🤣
Walter White is a SIMP
I think it's the combination of both
Saying ‘your wife snuck off to get some dirty, damp and deep’ to someone as unstable & egotistical as Walt is CRAZY lmao
@@chromaperipheralyeah he was way outta line there 😂 but then again were talking about a guy who started dirty flirting with Skyler at their first ever meeting in front of Walter 😂
"Boo hoo I won't cook meth anymore. You're a cry baby" is such a great line
it's fucking beautiful 😂😂😂😂
That’s pretty much the gist of the first few episodes of season 3 lol
One of my favorite things about Saul is that he came just about time to be THE comic relief character after others like Jesse and Hank got serious in the plot
Never noticed that before but so true
I read the wiki on this show and yeah thats exactly the reason why they created him
The directors didnt want the whole cast to just be depression which is why they had Hank to be the first comic relief.
However, after Hanks character arc they needed to find a replacement comic relief, and here comes Saul Goodman
@@lolibetic2206 that makes his introduction even better, because its the first time hank gets outjoked. Its like seeing your successor show you up
“Oh thank God”
He said above a hole in the ground with a gun to his head 🤣
It just comes to show how terrified he was of Lalo, and how literally anything unrelated to him would’ve been a better situation for Saul to be in.
Jimmy knew that he hadn't gotten on anyone's bad side enough to be executed except for Lalo. As long as Lalo wasn't paying the guys with the gun to his head he was fine. Because as long as it wasn't Lalo there is room for negotiations.
Anyone for Saul would be better than Lalo, except Walter White
Being terrified of Lalo Is another story
Goddamnit, that first scene is probably the funniest scene in Breaking Bad.
Saul’s “let’s not get lost in the who, what, where, when.” and the sound Walt makes when Mike picks him up both gave me a belly laugh.
Also “you’re a crybaby! Oh boo-hoo I won’t make meth anymore” is such a great line.
The way Mike let’s them duke it out for a minute before finally reluctantly stepping in is a touch of genius
Bob Odenkirk was one of the best parts of breaking bad. I loved Saul the moment he came on screen. Instantly.
He was my favorite part of the BB series. When it was released that he was getting his own series I was so excited. Lol
“God, you are killing me with that booty, hehe.” - The biggest plot hole ever in Breaking Bad universe.
I think the BCS writers will make it work. I don't know how but they'll find a way.
@@cuccamunga But dude was so devoted to Kim. He even refused to hook up with prostitutes. There are only 13 episodes left (actually, I think 12 because the last one must be flash forward) so it’s a very challenging to change him from a devoted husband into an obnoxious womanizer who even acted creepy around Francesca.
@@nont18411 The reason she's gone in Breaking Bad and the reason he becomes a sleaze has to be connected. The only way I can see him acting that way with Francesca is if she hurts him really bad in the end. Or maybe he hurts her to the point where the sleazy clown Saul Goodman persona is a way for him to escape his true feelings. Look how much Chuck's exit affected him. I think the context of Kim's exit is the next catalyst to push him over the edge.
@@cuccamunga But if she died, then Francesca wouldn’t have worked with him in the first place because Kim is her friend. I think the biggest possibility for Kim is that she’s the first customer of the vacuum cleaner guy. That’s why Saul could stay happy in BB and knew how to use the passcode “Dust Filter Hoover Max Extract Pressure Pro Model 60” even though he never knew Ed and never used it until Granite State.
@@nont18411 Keep in mind, just because Kim can possibly get disappeared by Ed, doesn't mean the situation that got her to that point wasn't the result of something incredibly messy between her and Jimmy. Also we don't know much about Francesca in terms of what truly motivates her. We know she's capable of extortion considering she tried it on Heisenberg himself. Maybe there's a good reason she stuck with Saul amidst Kim's departure. The show is about character-driven choices over plot-driven so who knows where her head space is.
It's impressive how he takes control of the situation as soon as he recognizes Walt's cough, by appearing sympathetic he's able to get Walt to take his mask off and expose his identity and from there is the one with the control in the situation as he realizes they need him alive.
When he said "Lalo didn't send you? Oh thank god!" We all imagined what kind of stuff he was tangled up in prior to Breaking Bad, but who knew they'd spin this into another villain rivaling Gus.
Also, "go grab a juice-box, have a nap." is my favourite line in all of BB
DUDE i shit you not I'm scrolling through the comments & i read the juice box quote as soon as saul said it
I wouldnt be surprised if the directors have a map of all the characters so they can see relationships easily.
Better Call Saul is slowly gearing towards breaking bad. It’s crazy man!
Man they are geniuses tying that in 15 years later
@@kirby4432 ME TOO! THIS IS CURSED.
Lalo didnt sent you? - I can fcking believe it. So this is the overlap moment. Saul was still entangled with the whole Lalo-situation when they kidnapped him.
@PolyB guy made two amazing characters and a whole 6 seasons off a throw away line. Amazing
I doubt it, considering he mentioned nacho too, who was already ya know, at that point
I feel like there’s gonna be a problem tying that line with bcs, nacho has been long dead when that scene happened so how come Saul doesn’t know about it and what is he even referring to, only thing Ignacio did was try to kill lalo which again happened like atleast an year prior to that moment and I doubt anybody would suspect Saul tried to kill lalo anyway
@@lupo03 how do you know Nacho has been long dead? And maybe Saul never learned about Nacho's dead.
@PolyB not Vince dont credit him for BCS. Gould is main guy for BCS. Vince was even against idea of adding Lalo to show but Gould pushed for it lol
GOD, now that everything is pretty much recontextualized the sheer hollowness and lack of genuine happyness out of BB Saul Goodman is actually freaky.
Is like watching a zombie version of the man he once was, and almost every single bit of humor becomes extremely tragic when thinking about how truly depressed and mentally unstable he actually is beyond the superficial clown act. Christ...
Right. Saul was so goofy and fun watching breaking bad. What a hallow man.
I hate this perspective cause this version of Saul was made way before the whole jimmy in BCS. Yall are acting like it's way deeper than it originally was
@@Rg-kp4nw the whole point in BCS was going deeper was it not?
@@Rg-kp4nw they wrote every season as they came out so actually you could say that about the majority of the 2 shows.
@@Rg-kp4nw It's not that they had it planned from the start, but the events of BCS flesh out the world and characters in a way that's consistent with their scenes in BrBa
"why not just kill Badger?" Might be his greatest and most simple piece of advice
Still love the fact that he was planned as a 1 episode comic relief thing but then Bob Odenkirk was killing it *so* much that they all loved him and kept finding ways of writing him into more episodes and eventually a show of his own
One detail that I love is how they made Saul meeting Hank seem like smth that's happened before already, it's smth as little as that that makes the entire BCS just so good
What’s smth?
@@bonjovirocks24 it means 'something'
It's funny, you can see that if they weren't on opposing sides of the law, they would probably be bestest best frens. Just imagine those two drinking and shooting debris by the pool. The laughs would never stop!
Why can’t you just type “something”
@@kyleisbart9042 cause im not tying a letter to the royal family
I like that Saul wears Tie bars in Breaking Bad and the soft blue shirts. Definitely got that from Howard . The attention to detail and these shows is ridiculous.
Especially now...
@@jjayala5512 RIP Howard. Maybe Jimmy does it honor him?
@@robertogomez2932 wouldn't doubt it
It’s not that deep💀 he wears different colored shirts all the time
@@burski23 true but as we see in bcs he tends to copy the suits of other lawyers, hell he copied Howard's before
I just realized that Saul mistook Badger for other client in his first appearance from BB. But in BCS, Jimmy was furious when Bill Oakley mistook his client for other person. Such a good detail.
First time we hear of Ignacio (Nacho) and Lalo in #2. None of us knew who they were until Saul got the spin-off...
Bro I never noticed til this video
@@austintoney9778 needless confession. I didn't watch Breaking Bad until 2 months ago. I immediately started watching BCS so those names were really fresh in my head. I couldn't imagine trying to piece it together if I was on board with BB like everyone else years ago.
I see those name in that moment as random names for plot, ofc no one see that coming. I mean, using those random names to make from them both good characters is well made chain between BB&BCS, hands down
4:12 Ignacio ‘Nacho’ Varga and Lalo Salamanca and the put a dollar in my pocket from Kim Wexler. And “El amigo del cartel”. Season 5 of BCS wow and it’s in BB
Amazing piece of lore. What was a throw away to build up a character moved into a telling of its own story bit by bit.
Yo soy abogado
4:10 he says in Spanish friend of the cartel, and he blames Nacho. Wow
The details in these shows are amazing
amigo del cartel
Unrelated but I just watched El Camino and Suzanne the district attorney shows up in one of the TV scenes reporting on the incident. Insane continuity.
“It wasn’t me it was Ignacio! Friend of the cartel! Always (forever) a friend of the cartel!!”
4:30 I love this sigh of relief, as soon as he realizes it's not Lalo's people after him he knows he can extricate himself out of this situation, despite kneeling in front of the grave
All of Saul's office scenes feel like intro cutscenes to Gta missions
I just love how effortlessly he comes up with a retort when Hank insults him
"I get it, flat fee clients." Incredible character all around.
He's the kind of attorney that's willing to facilitate your crime and then represent you in court, loyalty as far as your pockets stretch.
That comeback against hank. Jesus!!
He murdered him.
I feel like we all need a Saul Goodman in our lives.
The real estate extortion was Saul's first truly great moment in BB. What a character!
This was the exact moment Brandon became Badger
Brandon the builder
Commenting after the mid-season finale of Better Call Saul season 6. Man, I can't wait to see how Jimmy fully becomes the Saul I see in this video. Also, after watching Better Call Saul, the scene in the desert hits so hard. With "It wasn't me, it was Ignasio!" he transformed back into Jimmy.
Yeah it's crazy. Gus and mike keep jimmy in check by making him believe ignacio and lalo are still out there.
Now we’re here, and it’s quite depressing
@@dmfd_rosieperez9847 Yep, and unfortunately we didn't get to see how he became Saul. Just a time jump, and ta-dah, he's Saul now... 🤷🏻♂️
@Obi-Wan-Kenobi If I were to represent Jimmy's transition into Saul by counting to 10, it felt like this: 1, 2, 3... 4... 5... 5 and a half... 10!
@@AlexWalkerSmith That's completely missing the point of the time jump. Once Kim leaves Jimmy has absolutely nothing left tethering him from fully becoming Saul. The time jump was a stroke of genius on the writers part.
“How about it counselor, do you concur?” - Saul badass Goodman
Honestly, how is Walt so strong here as to lift him out from behind his desk and fling him to the ground with seemingly little effort until they struggle on the floor lmao. Like really, the way he pulls him doesn't look remotely easy to the average person at all lmao.
Plot error
@@hasan_z Bryan Cranston went too hard but they used it anyway lmao
I think Bob (Saul) would willfully dive over the desk too, which is not realistic but it's in the script and was a funny bit
@GodOfEbic This is also true, especially if he was shit talking his wife. Just funny how in the one second he goes from super strong to "HNNNG STOP HITTING MY FACE" while struggling with him XD. Like he didn't even manage to hit Saul when he had him on his back, figured a punch or two atleast, though I guess that is harder to manage in the choreography
I was more impressed with how old man Mike manged to pick Walter up only by his belt and collar. It's almost comical.
People keep saying Jesse is the only survivor, what about Saul, this guy tried surviving even before bb and survived at the end of bb too.
We don’t know how Saul’s story ends yet. Not until the end of season 6 of BCS later this year.
And Lalo's fate. The most looked foward moment in BB universe.
"Your man is like the cucaracha, he's a survivor"
The best lesson saul learned at the end of the show was to "never work with a person who has nothing to lose ".
8:02 “…a little transpositional error…” Jimmy also *transposed* the property address numbers in his brother’s Mesa Verde files.
These writers are so good!
Holy shit they used the same word twice in two shows
@@ephin3242 the writers are gods
>main character has eyes too
BRAVO VINCE
@@ephin3242 Quit hating. These guys deserve every bit of praise they get.
Mike seeing Walt attack Saul: “Well at least it’s not Lalo.”
I just realized he said "para siempre soy amigo, siempre soy amigo del Cartel". Which roughly translates to "I'll be always friends (friendly), forever friends with the Cartel".
"Siempre soy amigo del cartel"
The title lalo bestowed upon him years earlier
Mike sitting there watching Jimmy play the same game he's seen him play for years. One that got alot of people killed.
2:07 you can definitely tell this guy knew about chuck and Jimmy’s relationship
How so?
I think he just knew this was the sleezy tv lawyer
BCS story didn't exist at this point.
@@buca9696 yeah? When he said in the desert at gun point did lalo send u/it was nacho. Multiple times bcs references have been made in bb
@@buca9696 he reveals his name is McGill to Walt and mentions Nacho and Lalo, all this was before BB
4:18 "Soy amigo del cartel!" Loved the callback to this in BCS's Bagman episode
And a bit afterwards where he asked if Lalo sent them.
Saul Goodman just n his prime us a thing of beauty 😂❤️
Its just dawned on me that Saul had lived a whole life before Walt and Jesse dragged him in front of that hole.
saul is such a great foil to walt its great! I love his optimistic confident personality compared to walts cautious one
The first one is also a best Mike moment too. His look of boredom is perfect as two important people to him go at each other's throats.
1:33 did anyone noticed that Saul is wearing the same stuff that Howard used to use in his tie beyond the episodes of better call Saul?
Its a collar bar, howard wears a collar pin. Same function but one can be worn with any shirt while the pin (howards) needs specially tailored shirts. I guess the main takeaway is howard was the real deal while jimmy is a cheap imitation..at least within that world.
Although nothing wrong with collar bars and they were never seen as tacky the way a clip on tie would be.
@@johnmurdoch8534 Dude... That amount of information... Thank you! I would never know it actually any i didn't even know the name of that in English. Appreciated!
"What do I look like, your high school girlfriend 5 fingers no waiting?" 😂 one of my favorite lines of the entire series. Lol
This has me super pumped for the upcoming final episodes of BCS. Kim has to still be out there.
I now noticed that in the “put a dollar in my pocket” scene the first thing he says to beg is “soy amigo del Cartel” which is also the first thing he says in season 5 when begging for his life
The fact that Bob and Bryan were roommates irl at the time broooo that house had to be lit and funny
*Saul, dealing with legal documents*
“Nothing a little white-out can’t fix”
After "Fun and Games", all of this hits differently.
Bob Odenkirk is such an amazingly talented person
0:04 Mike's wince in the back lol
Hahahahaha I never noticed that, thanks lol
He's gonna sing like selene dion regardless of what you do to me😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
"It wasnt me, It was Ignacio"
Jimmy the absolute G. That scene with Jesse’s parents is pure gold
The first scene is even funnier thinking about the Better Call Saul flashback in which Mike very strongly tells Saul not to do business with Walt.
Did anyone else feel a tension relief whenever Saul showed in breaking bad? He’s almost the only likable character in the whole series.
0:44 when he said that, you know it was cuz he felt safe with Mike in the room lmao
The real question is - why Saul hates American Express?
They take some percentage of the amount being transferred .every bank takes some but american express takes more
In so little words he's explained it so perfectly, thank you.
Saul hates America
Who doesn't?
Mike is in no hurry to break up Walt and Jimmy!
Correct. If anything, Mike gets angrier with Saul as Breaking Bad progresses since Mike told Saul not to get involved with Walter.
Oh yeah. 💯
i'll give you the best defense THAT money can buy as he points to the note that says $4000
"flat fee clients, am I right?" Is beautiful.
The #1 scene at the end of the countdown is seriously the best ever. He NAILS it. 😂
Bob Odenkirk makes me smile every time he is on screen. He nails this character. Saul would never have had a spin-off if anybody else was the actor.
That "Thank God" hits different after knowing what he went through with Nacho and Lalo in Better Call Saul. lol
The last one is Hank realized he is facing another tier of speech and discover that Saul is his long lost dad.
Pure pain.
Odenkirk really is the glue, here. Such an excellent fulcrum for the plot.
“Amigo del cartel” (friend of the cartel) hits different after BCS
4:30 it's horrible after the mid season finale
No shit he was that scared every time he crossed paths with lalo he got traumatized
after watching s6 ep9 of BCS, you can’t help but see Saul Goodman as the animated corpse of our dear friend Jimmy McGill who died when you-know-what happened…
Yeah.
A little transpositional error, nothing a mittle whiteout can't take care of...some crazy foreshadowing of his scheme to get his brother in BCS. Not to mention the Lalo and Ignacio reference.
"MY DADDY AND MY MOMMY AND MY DADDY AND MY MO-O-OMY .. DA-DADDY AND MY MOMMY AND MY-"
"Stop!"
0:10
Jesse Pinkman in the house
Mike intervening on Walter's attack on Saul is exactly like a father who couldn't give anymore shits about his kids fighting.
4:10 Saul just mentioned Ignacio Varga and Lalo Salamaca that werent even in this show!
They’re just random names to imply that he deals with criminals. Then in better call Saul they made them into real characters
RIP Howard
Vince Gilligan gave us Walter White
Peter Gould gave us Jimmy McGill
this is the moment vince gilligan became peter gould
I can't wait for best walter scenes in better call saul
4:26 wow Lalo mentioned waaay early on
Wow such a crazy and great piece of continuity when Jesse and Walter were trying to scare Saul - he says Ignacio did it and he wondered if Lalo sent them. Amazing.
Lmao Mike is just so bored and slowly gets up and effortlessly picks up Walt aside
'Dirty damp n deep' xD
"He's gonna sing like Celine Dion" lol
4:26 Lol did he just say Lalo? 😂😂 Oh god whatever happened is coming
Love how Mike doesn't even bat an eye when Walter goes feral on Saul.
7:51 "That aint me man, I was..., I was the guy who was selling meth, legitly" Lmao
*allegedly
@@Sheyvanrocks thanks I had no idea how to spell it
Bone apple tea
I prefer Saul Goodman/Jimmy McGill over Walter White/Heisenberg any day. Both are great as characters, but Saul is more fun than Walter.
And I like Jesse Pinkman and Mike Ehrmantraut better!
Boy, saul looks like the head of the terminator. Man, legendary. Check the last seconds with dea agents. He is one of a kind terminator.
If you haven't gotten to season 6th is because you haven't been paying attention. Sounds as if you better rewind & rebinge so you can catch up to Saul's antics. It builds up to what happens in B.B.
Worth the rewatching.
Indeed the best
It's so interesting to me how Saul from Bcs acts nothing like Breaking Bad Saul.
that's jimmy, not saul
@@mayabartolabac He's calling himself Saul Goodman in BCS but doesn't act nearly as goofy as he does in BB.
@@shanebrown3320 there’s probably an event we haven’t seen yet that will fully propel him into the Saul Goodman goofy persona
@@morganfreeman2102 I'm assuming the more he works with criminals the goofier he will become.
Let's see how bts ends
So much different than BCS Saul
Almost too different, im curious how they will make him be like thi
@@sammyboy13nov My little theory is that Kim is gonna screw over Jimmy so bad to the point that it breaks him entirely
That's.... That's the whole point of the show... It's a character study just like the central characters' development in BB
@@Julian-mj4tb yeah ik, just hard to believe he turns into such a sleazy type of person. Its amazing how, Jimmy McGill, Saul Goodman, Gene Takavic, are all vastly different.
Different, yet not different at all.
I really like this character. It'd be cool if he got his own show
After Better Call Saul, I see him completely different now!😆
4:26
As of BCS 6x07 I have a pretty good idea of what’ll happen to Lalo.
Since he returned to Albuquerque and he skipped his bail as Jorge De Guzman it’s likely he’s gonna be hunted down and locked up to the extent that he’ll never be able to touch Gus’ operation. Fring would continue to have Mike act as his liaison as a favor, leading to their relationship with Walt and Jesse in BB.
As far as Kim is concerned, and accounting for what happened to Howard this week, I think it’s safe to say she doesn’t have a happy ending.
No shot, Lalo is definitely dead. We all know how meticulous Gus is, so for Gus to tell Hector that the Salamanca name would die with him, Gus has to know, for sure, that Lalo is dead. Maybe Gus killed Lalo with his own hands.
As for Kim, I doubt that she's dead, maybe she disappeared through Ed the vacuum repairman (which, of course, could be a red herring), maybe she turned herself in or was locked up behind bars. Or maybe she's dead, I don't know.
I think Kim is behind the scene for Saul in BB.Saul look way to happy in BB if anything bad happen to Kim in BCS
@@XiyuYang I think the reason why Gus insisted Mike leave the room so he could hide his gun in the meth lab earlier in season 6 was because he wants to kill Lalo with his own hands but he knows his team will think that is too risky for him to do
4:11 When we are all done with BCS, this scene will make perfect sense.
now we’re at the point where we know what it all means