This is actually one of the few times not finishing off the murderer turned out to be a good idea. It let Hank get the kill and prevented any questions about who actually killed Tuco.
@@SirBigWater I was thinking about that actually. I'm no expert on police procedure on this kinda thing and it's been awhile since watching BB but, I don't know that the authorities would waste the time/money to put forensics on this. From the cop's perspective, Hank shot with a pistol, it's possible he hit Tuco in the gut in the shootout. There are ways to tell it's not from the same gun but, I'm pretty sure Jessie and Walt took Tuco's pistol with them so working out the ballistic fingerprint of the gun is a nogo. There would be burns from a point-blank shot but, without a suspect there's not really anywhere to go. Hector was the only witness and he refused to play ball; past that there wasn't really much to go on besides some prints or DNA but, you'd need evidence to get warrants to gather that kind of info. It kinda seems like Hank's superiors just wanted to call this a win, make Hank a hero, and focus back on the Cartel rather than pursue the details. I mean, who cares if a junkie/low-level dealer wounded Tuco or something went down between them? The idea is to go after Cartel higherups, not bust some dealer/junkie on an attempted murder charge.
@@SirBigWater I mean, Hank unloaded an entire magazine from a Glock. That's around 17 bullets. Then he reloaded and readied himself to take the shot that counted. So that's about 18 shots, could be one hit before he put Tuco down. I just think it speaks to the writing that it's plausible the authorities looked into it a bit before just thinking they have bigger fish to fry. I mean either way, always happy to discuss some BB.
Well he killed two Salamancas. The one twin hank pinned between his car and another car survived but had his legs amputated. Gus distracted the cops with chicken while mike killed him by injection. Hank was GOAT
I didn't find Tuco's character very beleivable until he punched his own guy to death. Dude has just this aura of intimidation. You have no clue what he will do, how he will react. Great acting.
Raymond Cruz completely stole the show whenever he was on in my opinion. He just nailed the character. You can really feel the fear he instills in other characters such as Walt, Jesse, No-Doze (the guy he beat to death). He really captured that animalistic, predator like behavior when he was slowly crouching towards Jesse while rocking his rifle on the ground.
It's the same with all the Salamanca's. Hector, and Lalo both were intimidating because you never knew what the hell they were thinking or what they would do next.
I love how much effort tuco’s actor put in when he got shot, when you get shot you don’t just groan, you scream in pain. Tuco’ actor perfectly captured this and he deserves more
@@trippa3553 Actually a lot of times people get shot and don't feel it immediately. You're so pumped with adrenaline that your nerves literally won't be able to relay the pain to your brain until the shock wears off.
As everyone else said, you don’t feel it right away. I think Tuco was high when this scene happens and drugs can mess with your adrenaline receptors so he most certainly felt that shot to the stomach.
Leaving him to bleed out was an insanely risky choice by them considering that you can survive most gut shots and cartel doctors specialize in bullet wounds. If Hank hadn't rolled along later and finished him off, Tuco probably survives and tracks down Walt
As a person who wasn't shot, I can safely say that tuco's reaction is justifiable, I mean getting shot is probably is the most painful thing to feel in your whole lifetime
@@WeezerFan505 We are used to watch characters getting shot without even an "Auch", that's why people normally thinks that it doesn't hurt at all! I think the pain acting of Tuco is absolutly great, he makes you feel his pain. Great actor. BB best TV show EVER MADE.
@@theswagman1263 True but they didnt need to to make him a monster. He still could have been bad without all the killing although it was cool to see Gus get killed. Like for instance watching pinkmans girl choke to death was horrible and I really dont get the need for that scene. I love the actor but the character is too evil. I just wish they made him bad but still a human being you know so that at the end you would feel bad for him.
People who can't read between the lines will never understand that. Not to mention what a bullet passing through the middle represents. Traveling through an obstacle to make it out the other side. Such is life
He wasn’t a psychopath, he was kinda the oppsite. A psychopath can not feel any empati for others but Tuco a 100% did. He loved his uncle. Tuco’s problem was his temper. He was crazy but not a psychopath
_"If ever a scumbag deserved to die, it was Tuco Salamanca."_ - Hank Schrader - I've heard it said of (the actor) Raymond Cruz that he is a gentle, likable man. If that is the case, he played this role *very well.*
Supposedly the actor asked to be written out of the show because playing Tuco was too heavy for him. And looking at the character... yeah, I can see where he's coming from. The actor taping out is the main reason why Tuco died so early in Season 2; originally he was meant to hang around for longer.
@@Yodah97I'm just glad he came back for the Popcorners commercial lol. Maybe what he did was trying to stay in character but also try to make him be more of a happier dude.
Along with the knee cap the gut is the most painful area a guy can get shot in. But it takes a long time to die from it. I'm talkin' days. You're gonna wish you were dead, but it takes days to die from your wound.
@@Trathien- depends. You hit a major blood vessel, or a highly vascularized organ, e.g. liver - you won’t last long at all due to internal bleeding. You perforate the digestive tract, you get peritonitis. There’s a lot more that figures into whether you live or expire, but I’m not that sure what those other factors are. I know about the bleeding and peritonitis parts.
@@thespokenparrot2259 The one thing stronger than a family : The too much antique Dodge Charger Wich only capable of accelerate through a straight line
0:55 I love Tuco's reaction there. and all of his performance as Tuco is worth praising too because its just perfectly done. Thanks to the producer seriously.
0:11 That's actually not Jesse saying stop to Tuco. That's Aaron Paul saying stop to Raymond Cruz. He was told to be as realistic as possible in beating jesse, and kind of went a little overboard. Aaron was feeling a lot of pain and actually told Ray to stop and cut the scene. But Raymond thought he was just acting.
0:39, 0:45 I just now realized that Walter saw Jesse taking that rock to attack Tuco, that's why he was confident when he told Tuco what they did to his food, because he knew Jesse would strike back when he let his guard down. Detaills like this makes this show even better
@thevideocommenter3061 What elevates Walt's perceptive skills even higher is that you realize that right before this, Tuco was holding a gun. This is why Walt was backing off for a bit.
@@eiyp3 because the only reason they're even dealing with tuco in the first place is because of Walter, and they get pulled in even deeper when he insists tuco buy more than they can even produce at the time
I love how Tuco was bleeding when he was shot by Jessie, signifying that he was indeed shot. It's details like these that makes me love this show even more. Bravo Vince.
Breaking bad is such a genius show. Every time I rewatch scenes from it I'll always notice some new symbolism. For instance, when Jessie shoots Tuco, it means he was mad at Tuco.
God you can see the pain in Jesse's eyes throughout the whole video, even when the "fight" turns to their side and the gun is in his hands he is still completely mentally broken.
I would have loved to see where Vince would have taken Tuco in the series if Raymond Cruz didn't ask to be taken out of the show. I've read Cruz was so wrapped in the character he couldn't talk to his family when he went home. He felt he had to leave the series. He's really an introvert in real life, so seeing him able to portray this character speaks volumes to his acting ability.
Well, it was for the best, otherwise we wouldn’t have gotten Gus, who is a much more complex and compelling villain than Tuco could ever be. Tuco was one dimensional.
I think he was in the series just enough, this ending for him was fantastic. When hank comes in and the car hydraulics are making that noise and it ends with hectors bell all distorted its super intense its almost like horror. Then later in the series when he was PTSD in the elevator and the noises come back. So good.
@@thembones9268 that's a matter of opinion and I disagree. He was. By that point he had already went head up with tuco and was willing to die if tuco did not heed his demands. They were met and ultimately he wanted to take him out. At that moment he was being cold. He had enough experience with tuco that he had already decided that. Prove me wrong.
@@slouch186 he was planning on poisoning him where he would have died in days. He knew him being shot out in the boonies he didn't have much of a chance. Especially if they take the car.
it already showed how they would end up characterwise, after Tuco is shot Jesse doesn't look too happy to let him suffer and Walt just says "let him bleed"
(and yes, he did shoot him to survice and added a kick, but that was just the first reaction, when he felt safe he didn't look happy about Tuco's suffering)
@@nightowl356 That just means that Jesse is *Human* and he isn't The *Sociopatch* Psychopath he *Poses* out to be. Walter White is a *Man* that went to the *Darkside* Quicker than *Anakin Skywalker* did after that *Molten Lava* incident
One of the biggest overlooked moments in breaking bad. Where Hank had Walts finger prints on that rifle. When he later heard Jesse's story, he would have realized walts finger prints may have already been in the system.
@@bunkerdown8494 I never said that. I said they would know for a fact that someone previously shot him before Hank showed up. So they would've investigated the rifle that was there. (Walter and Jesse buried the 1911 in the desert so they couldn't get it.) Another thing that might explain why Hank didn't use it as evidence is the quality of the finger prints. The dry desert heat would have a huge impact on if the fingerprints would still be identifiable.
@@Valkyries733 the fact that the gun had been thrown in the sand and then picked up by Tuco’s bloody hands would’ve pretty much ruined any of Walt fingerprints on the gun
Breaking Bad was such a good show. 100% my favourite of all time and I keeping watching these clips because almost every scene/scenario is just so good.
Fun fact: Vince switched the prop gun in Raymond Cruz's pocket with a real loaded gun without telling anyone, so when Jesse grabbed Tuco's sidearm and shot him in the stomach, their reactions were genuine. Aaron Paul actually shot Raymond Cruz in the torso. Vravo, Bince!
@@CaptainReedo40 I politely ask you to learn how to handle a joke, that comment was barely even offensive and it seems only you had a problem with it. I'm not saying you're an idiot, I'm just saying you should REALLY learn how to take a joke...
@@sortofanoakyafterbirth3661 You do realize that pretending that a term doesn't exist just because you find it politically inconvenient is pretty much the epitome of political correctness, right...?
Man, if they wanted to just let him suffer, they should have at least shot his knees out so he couldn’t move. Should’ve known only a gut shot wouldn’t stop a tweaked out savage like Tuco.
Tuco is like that one boss you have to fight with while playing one character, and when the second phase happens you have to play another character because the original character is unavailable for some reason.
Tuco got shot on his left flank with his own gun; under 2 years later, Walter would get shot on his right flank with his own gun....an M60 (vs. the M4A1 he is holding in this clip). Cycle of life, I suppose.
I absolutely love that Jesse got the shot on Tuco instead of walter. You see him grab the big gun Tuco was threatening them with and you think "somethings gonna happen to Jesse before Walt gets a clean shot on him" but then Jesse grabs the gun. Surprisingly says a lot about the rest of the story.
Tuco was the best villain. They should’ve kept him for at least 3 more seasons. But at the same time, he might be too crazy for the series. He takes the lime light away from everyone else. Tough.
I might be wrong here, but I just realized. That when Jessie kills someone, it's always fast and quick like a gun. Walt on the other hand will usually be more cruel and explosive. Such as poisoning the two people at the start and even the Ricin. Maybe I'm just looking into it too much, but I wonder if that was on purpose, to show how Jessie is more like a Naive kid while Walt is a brutal maniac.
no walter just has the skills to kill people with explosives and poisons because of his knowledge of chemistry. it is more fitting than him just shooting someone with a gun.
That transition of them being in complete fear to Walt calling Tuco “a degenerate piece of filth” with Jesse immediately hitting him with a rock is smoother than butter on toast. This show does an incredible job of characters turning the tables in controling the situation.
The guy who plays Tuco doesn't get the kudos he deserves, he's a wonderful actor and been around for a long time.
he gets plenty - what do mean?
It’s Flea, from the band The Red Hot Chili Peppers.
@@SavageAudits 😂😂 he does look just like him
I know but the guy is a legend, he's been on many movies and series
You love to hate him.
You never leave a guy like Tuco Salamanca alive. They were lucky that Hank polished him off.
Or worse, Hector.
I would have 'liked', but you are at 100 even. Can't touch that.
Yeah this was dumb, they are lucky he got got but they didn't have the balls to do it themselves
@Wojtek Ciągała both knee caps is what I would have done to make sure he also couldn't get out of the hole
@Wojtek Ciągała Those bullet injuries were severe enough unless someone rushed him to the hospital or a make shift doctor he was probably gonna die
Fun fact: Walter Jr was eating breakfast while this happened
💀
He was eating sum delicious pancakes and bacon
@@agua246 That's only for birthdays, 364 days per year it's Raisin Bran Crunch.
@@agua246 cereal
Lmao 😂
This is actually one of the few times not finishing off the murderer turned out to be a good idea. It let Hank get the kill and prevented any questions about who actually killed Tuco.
There would still be questions though, like how the gutshot Tuco got ended up there.
@@SirBigWater I was thinking about that actually. I'm no expert on police procedure on this kinda thing and it's been awhile since watching BB but, I don't know that the authorities would waste the time/money to put forensics on this.
From the cop's perspective, Hank shot with a pistol, it's possible he hit Tuco in the gut in the shootout. There are ways to tell it's not from the same gun but, I'm pretty sure Jessie and Walt took Tuco's pistol with them so working out the ballistic fingerprint of the gun is a nogo. There would be burns from a point-blank shot but, without a suspect there's not really anywhere to go. Hector was the only witness and he refused to play ball; past that there wasn't really much to go on besides some prints or DNA but, you'd need evidence to get warrants to gather that kind of info.
It kinda seems like Hank's superiors just wanted to call this a win, make Hank a hero, and focus back on the Cartel rather than pursue the details. I mean, who cares if a junkie/low-level dealer wounded Tuco or something went down between them? The idea is to go after Cartel higherups, not bust some dealer/junkie on an attempted murder charge.
@@tsarfox3462 Alot of times they'll check it out, like how many shots Hank took vs how many bullets in Tuco. Guess it depends. Like you said
@@SirBigWater I mean, Hank unloaded an entire magazine from a Glock. That's around 17 bullets. Then he reloaded and readied himself to take the shot that counted. So that's about 18 shots, could be one hit before he put Tuco down. I just think it speaks to the writing that it's plausible the authorities looked into it a bit before just thinking they have bigger fish to fry.
I mean either way, always happy to discuss some BB.
@@tsarfox3462 Actually, it's a Glock 22 40 S&W (capacity of 15+1) so around 15 shots. And then another bullet after a reload.
And so begins Hanks triple kill on the Salamanca family
2 kills 1 assist
@@boat02 nice line
@@boat02 right, Mike
*OH, BABY! A TRIPLE! OH, YEAH!*
@@boat02 You could also say 1 kill and claim that one of the brothers killed himself by making himself bleedout when he tried to get to Walter
Hank doesn't get enough credit. He literally killed THREE of the Salamancas and discovered the true identity of Heisenberg.
Seriously, the real MVP of the show
Well he killed two Salamancas. The one twin hank pinned between his car and another car survived but had his legs amputated. Gus distracted the cops with chicken while mike killed him by injection. Hank was GOAT
He crossed Heisenberg…
Still ended up in a ditch in the middle of the desert. Poor Hank.
@@filho_da_noite_amigo you spelled Belize wrong
The exact moment where Huell became reasonably happy
Redumblee.
Reasonably...
these jokes suck.
I'm lost. You are commenting on the wrong scene lol
Thanks, I always wondered when that actually happened lmfao
I love how Walt awkwardly tries to aim the assault rifle
😂😂😂
That’s why they hire men!
That's me shooting a .50cal. Scares the hell out of me every time.
@@5geeseinabucket maybe get some excitement in his life
“Assault rifle” 🙄🤦🏻♂️
I didn't find Tuco's character very beleivable until he punched his own guy to death. Dude has just this aura of intimidation. You have no clue what he will do, how he will react. Great acting.
Raymond Cruz completely stole the show whenever he was on in my opinion. He just nailed the character. You can really feel the fear he instills in other characters such as Walt, Jesse, No-Doze (the guy he beat to death).
He really captured that animalistic, predator like behavior when he was slowly crouching towards Jesse while rocking his rifle on the ground.
But he said he didn't think he was going to die, so it's voluntary manslaughter, no?
He was probably the scariest meth addict I've seen in media.
It's the same with all the Salamanca's. Hector, and Lalo both were intimidating because you never knew what the hell they were thinking or what they would do next.
@@evyatarhadar8867 agreed. He doesn't get enough credit for sure
I love how much effort tuco’s actor put in when he got shot, when you get shot you don’t just groan, you scream in pain. Tuco’ actor perfectly captured this and he deserves more
@Neo Anderson getting shot point blank in the stomach with a pistol tends to make one scream in pain.
Its logical is it not?
@@trippa3553 Actually a lot of times people get shot and don't feel it immediately. You're so pumped with adrenaline that your nerves literally won't be able to relay the pain to your brain until the shock wears off.
Been shot, I felt the entry but no pain until maybe few mins later
Actually, famously you might not feel any pain when shot due to adrenaline.
As everyone else said, you don’t feel it right away. I think Tuco was high when this scene happens and drugs can mess with your adrenaline receptors so he most certainly felt that shot to the stomach.
Jesse was the MVP here.
Walter was too, kind of. He told Tuco that they poisoned him to get his attention so that Jesse could grab the rock.
@@shamdogg I agree
Jesse is one of the best anti-heroes in TV history.
I wouldn't even call him an anti hero, he's just a good person who's life went the wrong way
@@shamdogg he did have a lot of time to shoot though. Especially when Tuco climbed on top and started choking Jesse. Wonder why he didn't shoot.
Leaving him to bleed out was an insanely risky choice by them considering that you can survive most gut shots and cartel doctors specialize in bullet wounds. If Hank hadn't rolled along later and finished him off, Tuco probably survives and tracks down Walt
But that never happens so your entire comment is a moot point
It may take too long for him to be rescued, you can bleed out fast with a massive hole in your abdomen with nothing to slow it
your not moving at all after a day with no water though so if he cant get out that hole in a day he woulda died anyway
@@gargantuangoose9098 ever heard of a “what if” comment?
Well that probably what season 2 would have been if tuco actor did still want to play the character
I always laugh at Tuco getting shot by Jesse. Like, 'Oh my god. This hurts! No one told me getting shot hurts!'.
As a person who wasn't shot, I can safely say that tuco's reaction is justifiable, I mean getting shot is probably is the most painful thing to feel in your whole lifetime
@@WeezerFan505 but way more fun when you're doing the shooting though.
@@WeezerFan505 We are used to watch characters getting shot without even an "Auch", that's why people normally thinks that it doesn't hurt at all! I think the pain acting of Tuco is absolutly great, he makes you feel his pain. Great actor. BB best TV show EVER MADE.
@@pablosebastianfacal "it makes you feel like batman"
That's something I could expect him to say
Jesse should have told him he can’t take a beating like what Tuco did to his own friend .
Go back to grinding we didn't let you have your weekly hour of leisure
Hi Professional
Ayo what u doing here professional?
Dam u also watch this?
He was high when he klled his own friend
2:00 Walt just broke bad so much he broke the 4th wall.
Eh.. it looks like he's looking over the camera rather than in to it tbh...
@Telleva for “let him bleed”? I’m an actor myself, one who’s bad at memorization even, and I think I could remember that line lmao
@@bostonian4650 he forgor though💀
@@Bananakingchad faccs
“Let him bleed” Man what an *iconic line* there will be no other show to top this one.
You know what I loved the show but I feel like it would have been so much better if Walt wasn’t such a monster. Also hated the way he treated pinkman
Great writing great beginning great ending
Cap
@@ryanwargo1073 that's kind of the whole point of the show lol, Walt's descent
@@theswagman1263 True but they didnt need to to make him a monster. He still could have been bad without all the killing although it was cool to see Gus get killed. Like for instance watching pinkmans girl choke to death was horrible and I really dont get the need for that scene. I love the actor but the character is too evil. I just wish they made him bad but still a human being you know so that at the end you would feel bad for him.
Gotta tell ya, it was a stressful afternoon.
I know right. Finally someone who understands me
Ain't you dead or sth?
@@heisenberg2377 this is the moment where heisenberg responded to walter white
Stressful for literally everyone involved
Not to be "that guy" or anything but in the show this was depicted in the morning. Not afternoon
This is the moment when Tuco became shot in the abdomen
Wow, it's like we saw the same video.
You can pintpoint it
Hmm yes this show is made of show…
lol
People who can't read between the lines will never understand that. Not to mention what a bullet passing through the middle represents. Traveling through an obstacle to make it out the other side. Such is life
Tuco's character doesn't get enough credit. You just cannot imagine him in another way than a killer psychopath that randomly confronts everyone
Is that really much of a character then?
@@christhefiend My guy over here trying to become Sokrates.
@@crontonio Pretty sure he wasn’t black.
He wasn’t a psychopath, he was kinda the oppsite. A psychopath can not feel any empati for others but Tuco a 100% did. He loved his uncle. Tuco’s problem was his temper. He was crazy but not a psychopath
He’s a sociopath then
_"If ever a scumbag deserved to die, it was Tuco Salamanca."_
- Hank Schrader -
I've heard it said of (the actor) Raymond Cruz that he is a gentle, likable man. If that is the case, he played this role *very well.*
Supposedly the actor asked to be written out of the show because playing Tuco was too heavy for him. And looking at the character... yeah, I can see where he's coming from. The actor taping out is the main reason why Tuco died so early in Season 2; originally he was meant to hang around for longer.
@@Yodah97I'm just glad he came back for the Popcorners commercial lol. Maybe what he did was trying to stay in character but also try to make him be more of a happier dude.
This man doesn't even know Hector Salamanca.
They're lucky Hank showed up, or Tuco probably would've survived
Along with the knee cap the gut is the most painful area a guy can get shot in.
But it takes a long time
to die from it. I'm talkin' days. You're gonna wish you were dead, but it takes days to die from your wound.
@@brandonschneider9961 thats only when it gets infected...
@@Trathien- depends. You hit a major blood vessel, or a highly vascularized organ, e.g. liver - you won’t last long at all due to internal bleeding.
You perforate the digestive tract, you get peritonitis.
There’s a lot more that figures into whether you live or expire, but I’m not that sure what those other factors are. I know about the bleeding and peritonitis parts.
@@dennisyoung4631 getting shot in the stomach is the one place where getting shot at isnt fatal
and the liver is more in the chest than the stomach
@@Trathien- I was quoting reservoir dogs
If Tuco was in Fast & Furious he will still be alive.
He was still alive? Ah!
He got family.
@@violentjingo7899 nothing is stronger than family
@@thespokenparrot2259 Hector Salatoretto said himself:
La família és todo
@@thespokenparrot2259 The one thing stronger than a family : The too much antique Dodge Charger
Wich only capable of accelerate through a straight line
I think Jessie Pinkman is the greatest character ever written. His whole entire ark from Breaking Bad to El Camino is absolutely untouchable.
The amount of dumb decisions he makes is unbelievable. He is a total idiot in my eyes.
Unbearable character
Really? He was a pretty 2D character to be honest.
Ahsoka... tano is it? Ok i'll stop obsessing over clone wars for 5 seconds
@@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3 no stop overhyping her. Not even the best written character in Star Wars
Jesse was so resilient, a true survivor in every sense of the word.
Jesse played Aaron Paul very accurately.
0:38
vince gilligan: ok
Interesting fact, Aaron Paul got a concussion while filming this scene. Not even kidding.
Interesting fact, humans can survive underwater breathing their own farts.
Interesting fact, Interesting facts are not remotely interesting. Not even kidding.
@@michaelg8193 Interesting Fact: You're a party pooper
@@ftswarbill Trip, much?
Interesting interesting, interesting interesting.
0:05 "Tuco don't"
He says that like Tuco is a rabid dog that needs to be put down...which basically accurately describes Tuco and his ill fated ending
its not that deep
Damn. Tuco does sound like a dog name.
Such a well acted and amazingly written series.
0:00 woah !
0:55 I love Tuco's reaction there. and all of his performance as Tuco is worth praising too because its just perfectly done. Thanks to the producer seriously.
0:11 That's actually not Jesse saying stop to Tuco. That's Aaron Paul saying stop to Raymond Cruz. He was told to be as realistic as possible in beating jesse, and kind of went a little overboard. Aaron was feeling a lot of pain and actually told Ray to stop and cut the scene. But Raymond thought he was just acting.
He could say "Raymond stop! I'm hurt fr" 💀
Bravo Vince
0:28 and this is the exact moment Jesse turned into Michael Scott
Identity theft is not a joke, Jesse, millions of families suffer every year.
@@MI-ej9ttTuco did the same to Jesse when he beat him up but tbf that doesn't justify Michael Scott
0:39, 0:45 I just now realized that Walter saw Jesse taking that rock to attack Tuco, that's why he was confident when he told Tuco what they did to his food, because he knew Jesse would strike back when he let his guard down. Detaills like this makes this show even better
Are you being sarcastic? How tf do you not realize that lol
You will also notice that when Jesse shoots Tuco, Walt sees blood coming out of him, understanding that he got hurt. Bravo Victor.
I don't think so
You will also notice that walter is called walter white because he is actually white
@thevideocommenter3061 What elevates Walt's perceptive skills even higher is that you realize that right before this, Tuco was holding a gun. This is why Walt was backing off for a bit.
Walt's controller was disconnected half the time and had controls inverted
1:15 - CS Source wallpaper
LOL
Lmfaoooo
LOOL
This show was way more brutal than I remembered.
right? i dunno why but when i see this clips now is like different version...
This show didn’t have many action scenes, but the few it did have were pretty extreme
@@MomJeans1738 I disagree. I think scenes like this create more tension and are more realistic. Much better storyline too.
This scene really does show that it's Jesse who gets hurt by Walter's actions
no?
Hector: Implying THEY are setting him up
Tuco: Abuses jesse and ignoring walt
Wtf? How was Walt alone responsible for this? He saved jesse if u don't remember,tuco was gonna kill him way before the taco party
@@eiyp3 because the only reason they're even dealing with tuco in the first place is because of Walter, and they get pulled in even deeper when he insists tuco buy more than they can even produce at the time
@@daddy.depresso7612 jesse was the one who talked about tuco to begin with
I love how Tuco was bleeding when he was shot by Jessie, signifying that he was indeed shot. It's details like these that makes me love this show even more. Bravo Vince.
They didn't tell him Jesse was gonna shoot him. That way, his reaction was more believe. Bravo Vince!
what a genius. vrabo bince
I get those goosebumps every time I hear Walter's "We tried to poison you"
I started to pitch a tent.
1:19 i love when tuco headbashes jesse's Head to the ground he doesnt Just lift his Head. He lift jesse's whole body LOL. He's so damn pissed here.
This is like watching a bear maul someone
I just realized Tuco's last words were "tell me what you did" lol
After that he just becomes mute
Deep man. Pass the gange.
I thought he uttered one more word when reloading against Hank.
I can't remember what it was.
Jesse got beat to a pulp every other episode.
"You get used to it"
This is why he needed all the drugs to work as pain killers.
0:49 this is why hank was into rocks i mean minerals so much cuz it helped jesse take out tuco
Breaking bad is such a genius show. Every time I rewatch scenes from it I'll always notice some new symbolism. For instance, when Jessie shoots Tuco, it means he was mad at Tuco.
When Tuco shouted "SHUT UP", he was demanding that Jesse stop crying and be quiet
@@averagefanenjoyer8696 Brilliant symbolism!
When Walter said "I am the danger!", he was saying the he is dangerous
you dont know that for sure
God you can see the pain in Jesse's eyes throughout the whole video, even when the "fight" turns to their side and the gun is in his hands he is still completely mentally broken.
Jesse's suffering through out the show is inspiration to life.
Watching this for the first time felt insane and like such a good emotional payoff.
Tuco ain't dead...
He's pitching a new line of potato chips with Hank and Jesse.
I would have loved to see where Vince would have taken Tuco in the series if Raymond Cruz didn't ask to be taken out of the show. I've read Cruz was so wrapped in the character he couldn't talk to his family when he went home. He felt he had to leave the series. He's really an introvert in real life, so seeing him able to portray this character speaks volumes to his acting ability.
Well, it was for the best, otherwise we wouldn’t have gotten Gus, who is a much more complex and compelling villain than Tuco could ever be. Tuco was one dimensional.
I think he was in the series just enough, this ending for him was fantastic. When hank comes in and the car hydraulics are making that noise and it ends with hectors bell all distorted its super intense its almost like horror. Then later in the series when he was PTSD in the elevator and the noises come back. So good.
Giligan’s writing staff is so brilliant- didn’t even notice they were tryina exit him out
Always loved while wrestling on the ground, from his knees Tuco picks up and slams jesse down like he's nothing. Awesome.
Every character is this amazing show was so well cast, so brilliantly acted.
Walt is so cold. No mercy. "Let em bleed". That's a real gangsta there.
pretty sure he was just chickening out from finishing him off.
@@slouch186 did you watch the series? I don't think Walt chickens out. Ask all the people he methodically killed.
@@juanmedrano2616 He wasn't yet coldly desensitized to violence at that point in the show.
@@thembones9268 that's a matter of opinion and I disagree. He was. By that point he had already went head up with tuco and was willing to die if tuco did not heed his demands. They were met and ultimately he wanted to take him out. At that moment he was being cold. He had enough experience with tuco that he had already decided that. Prove me wrong.
@@slouch186 he was planning on poisoning him where he would have died in days. He knew him being shot out in the boonies he didn't have much of a chance. Especially if they take the car.
This will never not feel like a co-op Boss Battle.
1:49 is this what Kanye sampled
For what?
1:03 - 🎶CAN'T TOUCH THIS!🎶
This was one of the most stressful yet satisfying arcs in the show. BB really took you all over the place in terms of plot.
it already showed how they would end up characterwise, after Tuco is shot Jesse doesn't look too happy to let him suffer and Walt just says "let him bleed"
(and yes, he did shoot him to survice and added a kick, but that was just the first reaction, when he felt safe he didn't look happy about Tuco's suffering)
Great point
@@nightowl356 That just means that Jesse is *Human* and he isn't The *Sociopatch* Psychopath he *Poses* out to be.
Walter White is a *Man* that went to the *Darkside* Quicker than *Anakin Skywalker*
did after that *Molten Lava* incident
@@johncastle1984 because tuce was a totally innocent man
@Wojtek Ciągała yeah, he did.
Tuco did such a great job. Stole a lot of scenes. I would put him in any movie I would ever make.
I was shocked he died so early. Felt like wasted potential.
@@manurmad1539 Raymond Cruz, Tuco’s actor, asked to be written out early bc of the strain the role put on him
@@TheGardiner but he came back for better call saul lol
@@freezy2755 yeah but that was six years later
One of the biggest overlooked moments in breaking bad. Where Hank had Walts finger prints on that rifle. When he later heard Jesse's story, he would have realized walts finger prints may have already been in the system.
I doubt they would have dusted for prints for Tuco's gun
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Nah they likely would have, especially since It was believed that someone else shot him
@@Valkyries733 Why would they think he shot himself? Hank killed the dude and got the credit it's why he was promoted
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I never said that. I said they would know for a fact that someone previously shot him before Hank showed up. So they would've investigated the rifle that was there. (Walter and Jesse buried the 1911 in the desert so they couldn't get it.)
Another thing that might explain why Hank didn't use it as evidence is the quality of the finger prints. The dry desert heat would have a huge impact on if the fingerprints would still be identifiable.
@@Valkyries733 the fact that the gun had been thrown in the sand and then picked up by Tuco’s bloody hands would’ve pretty much ruined any of Walt fingerprints on the gun
Walt’s admission of the attempted poisoning is underrated. Very satisfying to hear someone find their balls against this maniac.
Breaking Bad was such a good show. 100% my favourite of all time and I keeping watching these clips because almost every scene/scenario is just so good.
1:30 AUGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
This is the # 1 show where i wish i could erase my memory and rewatch
I love how they were contemplating sophisticated ways of killing tuco yet it goes back to the initial plan 😂
Fun fact: Vince switched the prop gun in Raymond Cruz's pocket with a real loaded gun without telling anyone, so when Jesse grabbed Tuco's sidearm and shot him in the stomach, their reactions were genuine. Aaron Paul actually shot Raymond Cruz in the torso. Vravo, Bince!
Not cool. People tragically die on movie sets from the pursuit of “realism” when it comes to firearms. Blanks are dangerous. Just ask Jon-Erik Hexum.
@@CaptainReedo40 I politely ask you to learn how to handle a joke, that comment was barely even offensive and it seems only you had a problem with it. I'm not saying you're an idiot, I'm just saying you should REALLY learn how to take a joke...
@@CaptainReedo40 "get the shot".
Fauci and Alec Baldwin
Yea after I recovered I'd have have him a taste of his own meds😂
Tuco was strong on adrenaline and Jesse as weak as he is outsmarted his strength
This is the scene where Walt becomes Heisenberg with an assault rifle
This the scene where Assault Rifle becomes heisenberg with a Walt
If it's fully automatic, then it's an Assault rifle
@@cpi3267 Tuco gets in a shootout after this scene and the gun fires automatically
And Jesse uses an assault mineral and an assault handgun.
@@sortofanoakyafterbirth3661 You do realize that pretending that a term doesn't exist just because you find it politically inconvenient is pretty much the epitome of political correctness, right...?
Man, if they wanted to just let him suffer, they should have at least shot his knees out so he couldn’t move. Should’ve known only a gut shot wouldn’t stop a tweaked out savage like Tuco.
They were rookies then
@@KabroSaavedra that’s true
Tuco is like that one boss you have to fight with while playing one character, and when the second phase happens you have to play another character because the original character is unavailable for some reason.
Solution = "Switch to Trevor"
No threat survives Trevor. lol
Gus was scary but tuco was a pure chaotic psychopath. My favorite BB villain.
0:50 This is the moment that Jesse discovered minerals.
Tuco got shot on his left flank with his own gun; under 2 years later, Walter would get shot on his right flank with his own gun....an M60 (vs. the M4A1 he is holding in this clip). Cycle of life, I suppose.
Ummmm. Im not sure that's the 'cycle of life'....
bicycle of wife ?
sickle of strife?
Village bicycle?
I think that’s an M16. Not an M4.
I absolutely love that Jesse got the shot on Tuco instead of walter. You see him grab the big gun Tuco was threatening them with and you think "somethings gonna happen to Jesse before Walt gets a clean shot on him" but then Jesse grabs the gun.
Surprisingly says a lot about the rest of the story.
btw, jesse wasn't acting. bro was actually hurt
Jesse was supposed to die in this scene but Aaron Paul was so good at acting that the writers left him in
One of the best decisions ever.
Tuco was the best villain. They should’ve kept him for at least 3 more seasons. But at the same time, he might be too crazy for the series. He takes the lime light away from everyone else. Tough.
blame raymond cruz's wife
His wife hated and feared the character. She had him written out of the script. So they killed him off. Truth. That's when marriage scares me.
Oh crap, someone had to tell her that just was a job
I don’t get why is wife is scared it’s a tv show ?
Lalo seems the kinda guy who is a good villain better than gus imo
"Let him bleed"
Bruh, how did I predict he'd say that?
I first saw the actor who plays Tuco in Training day. His performance was indicative of the power he had to play Tuco Salamanca in a bigger role.
FUN FACT: Actor Aaron Paul actually improvised in this scene and actually shot actor Raymond Cruz in the stomach
Me: *bullied at school*
Mum: "Tell the teacher"
Dad: "Stand up for yourself"
Grandma: TUCO
I am surprised how much ragdolling Tuco does. It really looks like he is throwing him around.
Wow I can't believe Raymond Cruz took a real bullet so he can play his role seriously.
1:52 Raymond Cruz taking a good bump there.
Switching to the pistol is quicker than reloading.
The way Jesse gets help to slam the door at the beginning was priceless
this is the moment Tuco became a mineral
There I something I can’t unsee: the backwards gas-block on the rifle when they first come out of the house.
Nobody knows what that is
@@jcmick8430 I do and I can’t unsee it.
lmao why is it backwards in the first place. wack
@lungshadow it’s definitely a backwards front sight gas block
Boy, I really hope somebody got fired for that blunder.
Tuco was one of my favorites in this show. Just an absolute mad man! Excellent acting!
The actor who played tuco was so on point with his character .
Tuco has so much "level 1 boss" energy it's crazy
Imagine Hector listening to what is happening outside
Hector's POV after hearing the gunshot followed by Tucos screams: 😗🥴😗🥴😗🥴
This is still my favorite TV series ever... so many excellent episodes.
The actor who plays the rock didn't get enough credits for me.
Not a rock, a mineral.
The moment Tuco became one sorry individual.
Nah you know the show had great acting when you’re that satisfied by Tuco’s screaming
1:03 you can hear the creature of hell waking up inside of him
I might be wrong here, but I just realized. That when Jessie kills someone, it's always fast and quick like a gun. Walt on the other hand will usually be more cruel and explosive. Such as poisoning the two people at the start and even the Ricin. Maybe I'm just looking into it too much, but I wonder if that was on purpose, to show how Jessie is more like a Naive kid while Walt is a brutal maniac.
When you kill people with chemistry it tends to be cruel and explosive
no walter just has the skills to kill people with explosives and poisons because of his knowledge of chemistry. it is more fitting than him just shooting someone with a gun.
Walt did hit two guys with his minivan, so that time he used physics. He also killed Mike with a gun in a fit of pique.
The way he watched her choke to death as well.
Well it was harder to get caught with the ricin ,
That transition of them being in complete fear to Walt calling Tuco “a degenerate piece of filth” with Jesse immediately hitting him with a rock is smoother than butter on toast.
This show does an incredible job of characters turning the tables in controling the situation.
Back when Walt couldn't bring himself to shoot someone
Interesting how here Jesse begs for his life, and in Ozymandias he just accepts his fate and looks at the vultures