You guys have to remember that Hank was there only because he was trying to find Jesse, and was led there because of Jesse’s car. Hank wasn’t expecting to find Tuco there at all - that was a complete surprise.
You guys LOVE a literal monster! And rooting for him!! Omg sooo sorry I cant spoil but Heisenberg(who was nazi btw) is a hero for you guy....uhhh how badass but Cersei is soo hateable for you guys :D me qnd my boyfriend hate Walt ...more than Cersei....you guys will see...walt is the most sickening c*nt ever...never hated character soo much
Found your channel yesterday and loving these reactions 😊 i love that you guys get the humourous side to this show - seen so many reactors (american ones) who don't get that parts are meant to be funny! They seem to see shows as either dramas or comedies
24:24 Aaron Paul (Jesse's actor) revealed he actually received concussion during this scene, but Tuco's actor continued kicking him because he thought Aaron was playing the role so well
Yup he also got stuck in the trunk of that car when Tuco slammed it back down on Jesse the door wouldn't open up so they had to get a crew in there to pry it open Aaron said it was really hot in there waiting to get out and then he gets that concussion and he almost died another time when he was standing under the tarp of the RV someone held it down with a big boulder to keep the wind from blowing it off but the wind blew the boulder off right where Aaron Paul had just been standing it only missed him because he asked the director of he should be standing more to the side so he moved over and down came the boulder
The humour scenes between Walt and Jesse is always just so good, Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul's brilliant chemistry (no pun intended) imo is one of the reasons that makes the show great.
Which is a giant plot hole. When cops raid a house, they usually have someone drive by unmarked and ununiformed to take detailed notes about the cars around. There’s no way every cop at that raid didn’t notice that license plate.
@@miked.7245 Not even the only plothole there. Walt says he knows Jesse's address from the school files when he tracked him down. But he lives at his deceased aunt's now and not with his parents. I highly doubt he moved with his aunt during high school as a minor. Also he found his old chemistry test at his parents home, implying he lived with them when he was still Walt's student
@@kroanosm617 I know that. what does that have to do with anything? I called it out for having a plot hole. Do you know what a plot hole is? Do you think a documentary can have a plot hole?
@@peterf08 I love how people drop knowledge of the future in the comments like they're doing something profound and important. Like.... congratulations? You've seen the show already. Wow. That's soooo impressive!
@@peterf08 Right now they only know he's Tuco's uncle, by saying what you wrote you gave away his background which they ought to discover when the show brings it up. Doesn't matter how minor, that's a spoiler. But thanks for deleting.
Pudgey's on top of it honestly. The only thing she got wrong was the bouncing car at the beginning of the episode, but good job Spartan for figuring that out 😂
“The LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System is an aftermarket vehicle tracking system that allows vehicles to be tracked by police, with the aim of recovering them in case of theft. The manufacturer claims a 90% recovery rate” Hank was able to locate Jesses car though the Lo-Jack GPS anti-theft system built into the hydraulics system he had installed in the car. - Reddit answer
Anyone can purchase Lojack thru a dealership, for their car, then just call the company to relay the gps location to the police. My budding in high school had one in his truck. Back in the 90's an early version used radio transmitting I believe.
During the initial bust on which Walt rode along they WERE looking for someone called "Captain Cook" but they didn't know that was Jesse. Walter recognizes him and sees his "THE CAPN" license plate but the DEA doesn't make that connection.
11:24 Here in the USA the idea that you have to wait 24 hours to contact law enforcement or law enforcement can't act until 24 hours is absolutely 100% wrong and this idea of the 24 hour wait has caused a lot of harm to victims. We need to squash this "24 hour" idea with the truth so there is no confusion or any harm done to any missing persons. If you fear someone is missing then you need to report it to the police immediately as the first 24 hours is by far the most crucial time period to find/help anyone who is in danger. Maybe its different in other countries but here in the USA its a falsehood perpetuated by good people who just don't know any better.
Where I am, they'll start the search but can't put out an "official" missing persons report. Like amber alerts, they're looking asap but that child isn't officially on the missing persons.
Yeah specially when you saw the person missing in 5 minutes and they was just gone in the middle of the night if a lot of healthy issues. You can’t wait for 24h when you know he is missing
Too funny. You both have good and bad points, so don't be too hard on each other or yourselves. I hope you keep the animosity, just keep smiling through it. It's actually a great chemistry to see two people able to give and take without getting too worked up about it. Every single one of us in the comments was clueless when we watched this our first time, so please don't feel like you have to make perfect predictions. Keep it up guys, you both rock!
Also pudgey, jesses car was in the first episode at the bust. But, nobody saw the car besides Walter. So his car being at that scene wouldn’t be on any investigation notes.
Jessie did fuck up by overselling the trap, but even if tuco did take the poison, it would still take a couple days for him to die, so it wasn’t really an immediate fix to their current problem just a last ditch last resort.
Love the banter and spartan missed the point that him not knowing the car was there in the beginning is him not understanding Pudgey’s point and lead to his confusion.. it’s ok to be wrong and a little confused 😂
The 24-48 hour thing for missing people is not a thing. If someone is gone, presumed missing, the first 48 hours are the most important. You can report someone missing almost the second it happens.
True, you can report someone missing instantly, there is no rule or law that you have to wait a certain time. The IMO more interesting question is, what the authorities would do about it? I'm pretty sure, if it's a adult, sane person, and there is no evidence for something like a crime or an accident, they will write a report and say "sorry, nothing we can do atm". And for sure they wouldn't be allowed to instantly search the persons car, track back his phone calls or anything like that. I'm sure Hank broke a lot of laws, even though he was doing it in his free time. But he used the tools that should be exclusive to his work, he even tracked Jesses car, so a 3rd person with no involvement other than pure speculation. Maybe in this case you could argue Walt could potentially have suicidal tendencies because of his diagnosis. But to convince a judge that him leaving the house after a phone call is enough proof to allow stuff like searching personal things, tracking phones and the like, is very far fetched I would assume.
@@DukeJimbob Really depends on the case, for example if it's a person who was struggling mentally (depression, suicidal thoughts) they might and should act sooner
No, she was wrong. She said "They know that Tuco's not responsible for the Crazy 8 (disappearance) now. They know that, for sure." This is 100% incorrect. 1. The DEA doesn't even know Crazy 8 is dead for sure, and still suspect Tuco. 2. The DEA thinks they caught Captain Cook in the original bust. 3. Walt is the only one who saw Jesse's license plate at the scene. 4. Jesse's license plate just says THE CAP'N or something like that. There is no hypothesis about some bigger guy at this point in the story, at all. They even think the new strain of meth might be from chemistry students. Pudgey is usually spot on but is reading into this one way too much.
10:15 Good catch! That is in fact an M4A1 carbine. Old school, too, with the classic carry handle/front post gas block irons, and it doesn't even have a KAC rail for all the fancy bits and bobs (although it is inexplicably equipped with an ACOG scope at one point). And however Tuco got his hands on it, I doubt it was legal, mostly because it is Tuco, but also because his selector switch goes from "safe" to "single" all the way to "fun"
Lmao Pudgey was on a roll schooling Spartan on the connection of Jessie's car to Hank's investigation; literally was most of the post discussion 😂😂😂29:40
She was wrong though lmao She said "They know that Tuco's not responsible for the Crazy 8 (disappearance) now. They know that, for sure." This is 100% incorrect. 1. The DEA doesn't even know Crazy 8 is dead for sure, and still suspect Tuco. 2. The DEA thinks they caught Captain Cook in the original bust. 3. Walt is the only one who saw Jesse's license plate at the scene. There is no hypothesis about some bigger guy at this point in the story, at all. They even think the new strain of meth might be from chemistry students. Pudgey is usually spot on but is reading into this one way too much.
pudgey droppin that subliminal that spatan needs to up his stroke game loool " 🙄obviously you got no rhythm 😏 thats THE rhythm 😁" might be my favorite moment lol
27:24 - "How?" Hank asked Jesse's mom if the car had a LOJAK system. This system has been around the USA for decades. It allows a person to install a small microchip somewhere hidden in the car in the event it was stolen. Apparently Jesse had a LOJAK on his car which is why Hank was able to track him down. And yes, Jesse's car is the Monte Carlo Hank was asking about. Thanks for another great reaction.
I find it hilarious that Spartan literally uttered the words, "I don't know why you have to throw jabs?" when he has proven himself to be the Lord of Jab Slinging, especially if during your recent GoT game streaming is any indication. Pudgey is entitled to throw a little shade with this show when it's a possibility. They don't show or let you hear something that will not either have an explanation or come up later in the story. EVERYTHING is shown for a reason. Good eye, Pudgey! ❤😊
@@daisiesx96 so many that he had to give an explanation to the viewing audience at the beginning of the final video, I think, because apparently the comment section was ripping on him a bit. It was all in good gaming fun.
Jessie's car WAS at the first drug scene but no one seen it besides Walter.... but up to this point in the show the DEA doesn't know anything about who Jessie is or his involvement in any drug/meth dealings that are big enough for the DEA.
the actor playing Hector Salamanca, played Antonio Nappa, the mob boss/wise guy in Oz, a prison drama (and one of the greatest series of all time imo). that series had a theme for each episode and a narration/narrator. the one Antonio nappa did over 20 years ago is fascinating. "Oz - Communication with Antonio Nappa" even moreso given how hector salamanca communicates.
She was wrong here though. She said "They know that Tuco's not responsible for the Crazy 8 (disappearance) now. They know that, for sure." This is 100% incorrect. 1. The DEA doesn't even know Crazy 8 is dead for sure, and still suspect Tuco. 2. The DEA thinks they caught Captain Cook in the original bust. 3. Walt is the only one who saw Jesse's license plate at the scene. There is no hypothesis about some bigger guy at this point in the story, at all. They even think the new strain of meth might be from chemistry students. Pudgey is usually spot on but is reading into this one way too much.
I kind of wish we'd had a bit more of Tuco, he's a great villain with his paranoia and psychotic outbursts who keeps you on edge whenever he's in a scene.
he was meant to be around till at least the end of season 2, but the actor didn't like to play such an psychotic character, it was too draining for him and effecting his personal life, no lie, google it....
There's not much depth to him because he's just an unhinged cartel member of Salamanca family, and I think we got just about enough of him to get the idea of the stakes in this show
Spartan was right, Jessie's car was never linked to anything before. However, now it literally is the missing link. It links Jessie to Tuco and Crazy 8. At the same time, Jessie's involvement is circumstantial. The DEA has no way of nowing how involved he really is.
Spartan was half right. He just got the two confused. The very first scene where we see jesse hop out of the woman's window he gets in his car. Spartan was thinking about the instance of all 3 of them driving out to meet Walt (where walt sets off the gas) that wasn't Jesse's car.
Two things! The first, due to a writers strike at the time. This was supposed to be the end of season one. They ended season one early because of that strike. Second, there’s a podcast between the writer and some directors that came out after each episode aired. They discussed when Jesse was thrown through the door he actually was injured and he kept the scene going, after it cut he was taken to the hospital for his injuries. They used that take in the show. Pretty cool.
It is kinda true for adults though, they don't take missing adults as seriously unless there is obvious evidence of foul play, because adults are basically allowed to disappear if they want to, so they like to wait a few days just to make sure they aren't just off doing their own thing for a bit.
@@jaypee9575 they were debating if Jesse had that car in the pilot. And he did after jumping off the roof. Remember him covering when Walter first talked to him.
Bit of an explanation of how Hank found Jesse's car. Back when this show aired, the option to satellite track a car in case of theft was more of an aftermarket option. Nowadays it is practically standard equipment. In the US, if you wanted that option you would take your car in to a shop to have a "Lo Jack" system installed. Lo Jack was the most popular company selling those systems and their name became synonymous with being able to track a vehicle. Hank asked Gomey to see if Jesse's car was equipped with a Lo Jack system. It was, and that's how Hank was able to track Jesse's car.
Man what a good episode...Hank arriving at the scene instead of cousins surprised me just as much as you, when i first time watched it! Love your reactions
@@meganega123 I just think he has expectations for one character to be a heroic badass all the time and focuses on that so hard that he forgets everything else.
@@xXSinForLifeXx it’s not though, it’s about a dude trying to do good for his family, but literally destroying everything that made him who he was, besides his intellect and ego, along the way, I’m fact, the only thing that remains by the end is his pride and the loyalty he has to Jesse.
It is amazing i saw many reactions of different reactions on multiple series movies but when they see breaking bad they go to diffrent mode they are into it so more passionate they know all plots all caracters by name hahaha that is why bb is one of the best show there is
I'm so happy to see you guys again! I didn't realize you're doing Breaking Bad too! This episode endings is one of the BEST of the entire series!!! HANKS my BOY! TEFLON HANK!!!
It's okay rooting for Heisenberg and Jesse in bad scenarios but remember at the end of the day they're criminals doing bad things, don't get too lost you might forget what's good and right in this show😂
Jesse actually might have saved both himself and Walt by causing Tuco not to snort the poison. Like Walt said, it would take 2-3 days for it to kill Tuco, and he was planning on leaving that same day.
26:01 To be fair to Spartan "How the cards have turned" makes perfect sense (to me at least) and is most likely an alternate, lesser know version of "...tables have turned" saying. Both refer to a change in fortune.
In the USA its a myth that police wait 24 hours to look for a missing person. (That’s just a movie thing) In fact its best they start the search immediately as most people are forever gone after 48 hours and waiting 24 of those 48 for no reason cuts someone’s chances of being found by half. They dont really do that.
Hank comes in CLUTCH!
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You guys have to remember that Hank was there only because he was trying to find Jesse, and was led there because of Jesse’s car. Hank wasn’t expecting to find Tuco there at all - that was a complete surprise.
You guys LOVE a literal monster! And rooting for him!! Omg sooo sorry I cant spoil but Heisenberg(who was nazi btw) is a hero for you guy....uhhh how badass but Cersei is soo hateable for you guys :D me qnd my boyfriend hate Walt ...more than Cersei....you guys will see...walt is the most sickening c*nt ever...never hated character soo much
Found your channel yesterday and loving these reactions 😊 i love that you guys get the humourous side to this show - seen so many reactors (american ones) who don't get that parts are meant to be funny! They seem to see shows as either dramas or comedies
RIP to Mark Margolis, the great old man who played Tuco's tio
"Venturaaa..."
"Yes, Satan?"
Da boas can sook me
Well shit. I didn't know the guy passed away
@@tidepride86He passed away last month
@@kawhileonard9691 i need to see your balls
24:24 Aaron Paul (Jesse's actor) revealed he actually received concussion during this scene, but Tuco's actor continued kicking him because he thought Aaron was playing the role so well
😂 that's fucking hilarious! That's what I call going above and beyond the call of duty
That’s good acting lol
Damn that serious stuff, you could really see him getting thrown around like a ragdoll too, and Aaron Paul is slight of frame.
Yup he also got stuck in the trunk of that car when Tuco slammed it back down on Jesse the door wouldn't open up so they had to get a crew in there to pry it open Aaron said it was really hot in there waiting to get out and then he gets that concussion and he almost died another time when he was standing under the tarp of the RV someone held it down with a big boulder to keep the wind from blowing it off but the wind blew the boulder off right where Aaron Paul had just been standing it only missed him because he asked the director of he should be standing more to the side so he moved over and down came the boulder
The humour scenes between Walt and Jesse is always just so good, Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul's brilliant chemistry (no pun intended) imo is one of the reasons that makes the show great.
Those two could do a show together where they just read ingredient labels off of shampoo bottles and somehow it'd be great.
And apparently they're good friends in real life too. I heard they went into business together selling wine or something.
@@cavaughngrace1488 yeh, they created a Tequila together and also Bryan is Aaron's son's godfather
@@manvirshergill1739 aww that's so cute
6:42 "Obviously you've got no rhythm" You didn't have to out Spartan like that, Pudgey xD
Flaming him whilst watching an episode titled "Grilled".
She’s right, jesses jumped out the window and got in that car episode 1. However Walt is the only one who saw him in it.
Which is a giant plot hole. When cops raid a house, they usually have someone drive by unmarked and ununiformed to take detailed notes about the cars around. There’s no way every cop at that raid didn’t notice that license plate.
@@miked.7245 Not even the only plothole there. Walt says he knows Jesse's address from the school files when he tracked him down. But he lives at his deceased aunt's now and not with his parents. I highly doubt he moved with his aunt during high school as a minor. Also he found his old chemistry test at his parents home, implying he lived with them when he was still Walt's student
@@miked.7245 It's not a documentary.
@@Luna-ps2nc It's not a documentary.
@@kroanosm617 I know that. what does that have to do with anything? I called it out for having a plot hole. Do you know what a plot hole is? Do you think a documentary can have a plot hole?
All Hank did was find Jesse's car through LoJack. Dont look in to it more than that.
Just to clarify, Tuco called the man in the wheelchair "Tio", spanish for uncle. The man in the wheelchair is Tuco's uncle.
@@peterf08 I love how people drop knowledge of the future in the comments like they're doing something profound and important. Like.... congratulations? You've seen the show already. Wow. That's soooo impressive!
@@peterf08 Can you please delete this spoiler? And refrain from posting spoilers in the future? Thanks!
@@szeddezs i didn't think it was a spoiler but okay cool..
@MichaelM-uw3mk i was just showing the actor praise as he done a great job and he recently died, got it completely wrong there
@@peterf08 Right now they only know he's Tuco's uncle, by saying what you wrote you gave away his background which they ought to discover when the show brings it up. Doesn't matter how minor, that's a spoiler.
But thanks for deleting.
Shit dont go missing spartan, pudgey won't start looking for 2 days lol
LOL
Lmao so funny how that misinformation has promulgated
Lmfaoo at Pudgey trying to “steal Spartans thunder”😂😅
So good lol
What thunder
Pudgey's on top of it honestly. The only thing she got wrong was the bouncing car at the beginning of the episode, but good job Spartan for figuring that out 😂
Pudgy thought the bouncing car was Walt having sex?! 🤦♂️
@@GP2141BCI mean not outside the realm of possibility. We’ve seen that trope of bouncing car means sex going on before on tv. Honest mistake
@@GP2141BC Aussies may be a little unaware of the hydraulic bouncing low riders in southern US hispanic dominated culture.
@@GP2141BC they thought Walt was giving Jesse his Pink man I guess 😂
She shows once again, she’s the brains in this operation. Two points for effort, though, Spartan. 🤣
“The LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System is an aftermarket vehicle tracking system that allows vehicles to be tracked by police, with the aim of recovering them in case of theft. The manufacturer claims a 90% recovery rate”
Hank was able to locate Jesses car though the Lo-Jack GPS anti-theft system built into the hydraulics system he had installed in the car.
- Reddit answer
Thanks, I remember not quite being sure how he found them at the time.
Anyone can purchase Lojack thru a dealership, for their car, then just call the company to relay the gps location to the police. My budding in high school had one in his truck. Back in the 90's an early version used radio transmitting I believe.
She can never remember Maries name but Dave, Maries therapist that you never see, shes right on that.
If I remember right we see him much later on. Season 5 I think? I might be misremembering, maybe we never do see him lol
@@tidepride86 Yes, he's shown in 1 episode later on.
The bell is my favourite character of the show
During the initial bust on which Walt rode along they WERE looking for someone called "Captain Cook" but they didn't know that was Jesse. Walter recognizes him and sees his "THE CAPN" license plate but the DEA doesn't make that connection.
Correct, and she still gave him so much sh!t for it lmaooooo
"Genuine concern for the burrito." 🤣
11:24 Here in the USA the idea that you have to wait 24 hours to contact law enforcement or law enforcement can't act until 24 hours is absolutely 100% wrong and this idea of the 24 hour wait has caused a lot of harm to victims. We need to squash this "24 hour" idea with the truth so there is no confusion or any harm done to any missing persons. If you fear someone is missing then you need to report it to the police immediately as the first 24 hours is by far the most crucial time period to find/help anyone who is in danger. Maybe its different in other countries but here in the USA its a falsehood perpetuated by good people who just don't know any better.
the word is quash not squash.
Exactly
Where I am, they'll start the search but can't put out an "official" missing persons report. Like amber alerts, they're looking asap but that child isn't officially on the missing persons.
Yeah specially when you saw the person missing in 5 minutes and they was just gone in the middle of the night if a lot of healthy issues. You can’t wait for 24h when you know he is missing
@@innercircle341same thing lmao
“There’s no way you’re gonna steal my thunder!” 😂That was the funniest thing since TLoU “He’s running out of paper!”
Rest In Peace Mark Margolis. He played Hector extremely well, and will be missed by many.
Too funny. You both have good and bad points, so don't be too hard on each other or yourselves. I hope you keep the animosity, just keep smiling through it. It's actually a great chemistry to see two people able to give and take without getting too worked up about it. Every single one of us in the comments was clueless when we watched this our first time, so please don't feel like you have to make perfect predictions. Keep it up guys, you both rock!
Exactly, it's not a puzzle, I don't know where they got that idea 😂
You two are definitely the best reactors, choosing the best shows and movies, and you both have complimentary views and speculations, so entertaining
Also pudgey, jesses car was in the first episode at the bust. But, nobody saw the car besides Walter. So his car being at that scene wouldn’t be on any investigation notes.
Correct, they thought the guy they busted was "Captain Cook."
@@wastingtime9004 yeah that’s the name Jesse went by. But the DEA thinks “captain cook” was Emilio.
Man, Spartan can give it, but he can't take it lol
“Tio” means uncle in Spanish. The old guy with the bell is tuco’s uncle. Love the reactions.
lol, yep. Pretty sure Spartan thinks he's Tuco's relative named Theo lolol
Jessie did fuck up by overselling the trap, but even if tuco did take the poison, it would still take a couple days for him to die, so it wasn’t really an immediate fix to their current problem just a last ditch last resort.
RIP Mark Margolis. Not only Tuco's tio in Breaking Bad, but also Alberto, Sosa's assassin, in Scarface. Legends never die.
Love the banter and spartan missed the point that him not knowing the car was there in the beginning is him not understanding Pudgey’s point and lead to his confusion.. it’s ok to be wrong and a little confused 😂
When Walt said "We tried to poison you" The way I dropped my phone for this. It was so cool!!
Toco was bleeding out🩸 witch makes him weak and he was most likely dizzy. The m16 has recoil, so obviously he wasn’t gonna have good aim.
The 24-48 hour thing for missing people is not a thing.
If someone is gone, presumed missing, the first 48 hours are the most important. You can report someone missing almost the second it happens.
True, aprreciate you clearing this up for people, might help somebody in the future!
I thought that was a thing thanks for the education
True, you can report someone missing instantly, there is no rule or law that you have to wait a certain time. The IMO more interesting question is, what the authorities would do about it? I'm pretty sure, if it's a adult, sane person, and there is no evidence for something like a crime or an accident, they will write a report and say "sorry, nothing we can do atm". And for sure they wouldn't be allowed to instantly search the persons car, track back his phone calls or anything like that.
I'm sure Hank broke a lot of laws, even though he was doing it in his free time. But he used the tools that should be exclusive to his work, he even tracked Jesses car, so a 3rd person with no involvement other than pure speculation.
Maybe in this case you could argue Walt could potentially have suicidal tendencies because of his diagnosis. But to convince a judge that him leaving the house after a phone call is enough proof to allow stuff like searching personal things, tracking phones and the like, is very far fetched I would assume.
But don't the police act like it's no big deal until they're missing for awhile
@@DukeJimbob Really depends on the case, for example if it's a person who was struggling mentally (depression, suicidal thoughts) they might and should act sooner
Pudges is right. Jesse escaped the first drug bust in his car with plates that read captain cook
No, she was wrong.
She said "They know that Tuco's not responsible for the Crazy 8 (disappearance) now. They know that, for sure."
This is 100% incorrect.
1. The DEA doesn't even know Crazy 8 is dead for sure, and still suspect Tuco.
2. The DEA thinks they caught Captain Cook in the original bust.
3. Walt is the only one who saw Jesse's license plate at the scene.
4. Jesse's license plate just says THE CAP'N or something like that.
There is no hypothesis about some bigger guy at this point in the story, at all. They even think the new strain of meth might be from chemistry students. Pudgey is usually spot on but is reading into this one way too much.
Pudgey: "nahrwhey'
Translation: "No way"
my favorite part of these reactions are pudgey correcting spartan on the 100 things he gets wrong every episode lmao
26:02 bro, she's a keeper. Marry her and never leave her. Never.
Poor Tuco. He made homecooked food for them, then they shot him.
10:15 Good catch! That is in fact an M4A1 carbine. Old school, too, with the classic carry handle/front post gas block irons, and it doesn't even have a KAC rail for all the fancy bits and bobs (although it is inexplicably equipped with an ACOG scope at one point). And however Tuco got his hands on it, I doubt it was legal, mostly because it is Tuco, but also because his selector switch goes from "safe" to "single" all the way to "fun"
The iconic bell makes its debut!!!
Lmao Pudgey was on a roll schooling Spartan on the connection of Jessie's car to Hank's investigation; literally was most of the post discussion 😂😂😂29:40
She didn’t get it totally correct
She was wrong though lmao
She said "They know that Tuco's not responsible for the Crazy 8 (disappearance) now. They know that, for sure."
This is 100% incorrect.
1. The DEA doesn't even know Crazy 8 is dead for sure, and still suspect Tuco.
2. The DEA thinks they caught Captain Cook in the original bust.
3. Walt is the only one who saw Jesse's license plate at the scene.
There is no hypothesis about some bigger guy at this point in the story, at all. They even think the new strain of meth might be from chemistry students. Pudgey is usually spot on but is reading into this one way too much.
never change a mans channel when hes watching his MAMACITAS.
pudgey droppin that subliminal that spatan needs to up his stroke game loool " 🙄obviously you got no rhythm 😏 thats THE rhythm 😁" might be my favorite moment lol
@@blunt2416 then go comment on those 10 people if you need attention this bad
I reenact the “why don’t you like them Tio?” Scene with my cats all the time
😂😂
Tio = Mark Margolis, Hollywood legend. RIP just a few months ago. One of the BEST characters ever, and still the best characters are yet to come!!!
27:24 - "How?" Hank asked Jesse's mom if the car had a LOJAK system. This system has been around the USA for decades. It allows a person to install a small microchip somewhere hidden in the car in the event it was stolen.
Apparently Jesse had a LOJAK on his car which is why Hank was able to track him down. And yes, Jesse's car is the Monte Carlo Hank was asking about. Thanks for another great reaction.
The real strength of this series is the actor performance. Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul are just incredible.
*Reacting to your videos watching Breaking Bad makes me want to rewatch Breaking Bad from the beginning for the third time.*
I find it hilarious that Spartan literally uttered the words, "I don't know why you have to throw jabs?" when he has proven himself to be the Lord of Jab Slinging, especially if during your recent GoT game streaming is any indication. Pudgey is entitled to throw a little shade with this show when it's a possibility. They don't show or let you hear something that will not either have an explanation or come up later in the story. EVERYTHING is shown for a reason. Good eye, Pudgey! ❤😊
What jabs did he throw at pudgey? I didn’t get to watch.
@@daisiesx96 so many that he had to give an explanation to the viewing audience at the beginning of the final video, I think, because apparently the comment section was ripping on him a bit. It was all in good gaming fun.
Nah idk Pudgey teases him alot about getting things wrong. It's a give and take lol. I'm always laughing at Pudgey eye rolling when he's being dumb.
True, but it's still funny.
1:45 - Australian accents are the best. 😂 18:23 - and yet again, Spartan never lets us down with being spectacularly wrong. 😂
Jessie's car WAS at the first drug scene but no one seen it besides Walter.... but up to this point in the show the DEA doesn't know anything about who Jessie is or his involvement in any drug/meth dealings that are big enough for the DEA.
Definitely one of my favourite episodes of season 2 🙃 it only gets better and better from here
walter and jesse's GF...
That’s an oxymoron
the actor playing Hector Salamanca, played Antonio Nappa, the mob boss/wise guy in Oz, a prison drama (and one of the greatest series of all time imo).
that series had a theme for each episode and a narration/narrator.
the one Antonio nappa did over 20 years ago is fascinating.
"Oz - Communication with Antonio Nappa"
even moreso given how hector salamanca communicates.
Spartan man stop getting frustrated at not catching stuff and listen to Pudgey she’s on point with a lot of stuff you’re missing
She was wrong here though.
She said "They know that Tuco's not responsible for the Crazy 8 (disappearance) now. They know that, for sure."
This is 100% incorrect.
1. The DEA doesn't even know Crazy 8 is dead for sure, and still suspect Tuco.
2. The DEA thinks they caught Captain Cook in the original bust.
3. Walt is the only one who saw Jesse's license plate at the scene.
There is no hypothesis about some bigger guy at this point in the story, at all. They even think the new strain of meth might be from chemistry students. Pudgey is usually spot on but is reading into this one way too much.
"Obviously you've got no rhythm. That's the rhythm!'
Of hydraulics? Yes. That's the rhythm of hydraulics.
pneumatics in fact, it's powered by compressed air not hydraulic liquid
@@innercircle341 Ah. Didn't know that. Always heard it referred to as hydraulics.
She was referring to sex.
I kind of wish we'd had a bit more of Tuco, he's a great villain with his paranoia and psychotic outbursts who keeps you on edge whenever he's in a scene.
I kinda think that you get tired of these over the top psychotic characters pretty quickly.
he was meant to be around till at least the end of season 2, but the actor didn't like to play such an psychotic character, it was too draining for him and effecting his personal life, no lie, google it....
Tuco should have lasted till mid season 2 and then a few episodes of Walter and Jesse struggling before they finally meet Gus
There's not much depth to him because he's just an unhinged cartel member of Salamanca family, and I think we got just about enough of him to get the idea of the stakes in this show
have you watched Better Call Saul?
Spartan was right, Jessie's car was never linked to anything before. However, now it literally is the missing link. It links Jessie to Tuco and Crazy 8. At the same time, Jessie's involvement is circumstantial. The DEA has no way of nowing how involved he really is.
Hank found Jessie car because the car had LoJack system that tracks the car.
I remember when I first watched this episode my palms we’re literally sweating .. they tension in the scenes was off the chart
Look at King Leonidas' face on Spartan's shirt at 31:20.
Tuco must be the only mexican to hate chili powder
39:04 "That's just going to be such an interesting face-off"
LOL.... Poor Spartan.... that car explanation was like Theoretical Physics for him😂
For me, this episode is one of the best episode of the series and one of the first really memorable one.
Spartan was half right. He just got the two confused. The very first scene where we see jesse hop out of the woman's window he gets in his car. Spartan was thinking about the instance of all 3 of them driving out to meet Walt (where walt sets off the gas) that wasn't Jesse's car.
Yeah 'Heisenberg' did jack shit in this episode. Jesse and Hank shot Tuco. Walt stood there watching. All your hype was for nothing.
Two things!
The first, due to a writers strike at the time. This was supposed to be the end of season one. They ended season one early because of that strike.
Second, there’s a podcast between the writer and some directors that came out after each episode aired. They discussed when Jesse was thrown through the door he actually was injured and he kept the scene going, after it cut he was taken to the hospital for his injuries. They used that take in the show. Pretty cool.
Really I just assumed AMC always did 6 episodes in season 1. Like the Walking Dead franchise did and a couple other series
Makes sense since this is a better ending.
"On it like Donkey Kong" 🤣 Legend!
the '24-48 hour til you can search' thing is such a horrible myth, sad to see it's even over in Australia smh
It is kinda true for adults though, they don't take missing adults as seriously unless there is obvious evidence of foul play, because adults are basically allowed to disappear if they want to, so they like to wait a few days just to make sure they aren't just off doing their own thing for a bit.
I love the miscommunication at about 18:45 lol
I could have done without 45 minutes spent sorting it out, but whatever...
Someone should recommend the movie Dumb and Dumber to these two.@@zammmerjammer
If a woman is quietly telling you she is right. She's 100% right.
@@MyOpinionish Except in this case, when she was wrong. The DEA didn't find Jesse's car.
@@jaypee9575 they were debating if Jesse had that car in the pilot. And he did after jumping off the roof. Remember him covering when Walter first talked to him.
Bit of an explanation of how Hank found Jesse's car. Back when this show aired, the option to satellite track a car in case of theft was more of an aftermarket option. Nowadays it is practically standard equipment. In the US, if you wanted that option you would take your car in to a shop to have a "Lo Jack" system installed. Lo Jack was the most popular company selling those systems and their name became synonymous with being able to track a vehicle. Hank asked Gomey to see if Jesse's car was equipped with a Lo Jack system. It was, and that's how Hank was able to track Jesse's car.
18:23 The way Pudgey said *WRONG* 😂😂
Pudgey saying “obviously you’ve got no rhythm” and Spartan not realising killed me 😂😂😂😂
I’m glad y’all are giving this show a chance it only gets better and better
If car's a rockin, don't... Shit is that Tuco? Run!
Man what a good episode...Hank arriving at the scene instead of cousins surprised me just as much as you, when i first time watched it! Love your reactions
"Noew Noew Noew, that's the rhythm!"
Mouhaha Pudgey!
RIP Mark Margolis, actor who played Uncle Tio / Hector Salamanca so well.
I think Spartan is way to focussed on Walt being a badass, when it's absolutely not what the show is about. Especially this early in the show
He did the same thing with Jon Snow in Game of Thrones. I hate that he does that, but it’s just who he is.
@@changingmind2522 i think he might have seen some internet articles / headlines like "Heisenberg's Top 10 most basass moments"
@@meganega123 I just think he has expectations for one character to be a heroic badass all the time and focuses on that so hard that he forgets everything else.
That's literally what the show is about tho
@@xXSinForLifeXx it’s not though, it’s about a dude trying to do good for his family, but literally destroying everything that made him who he was, besides his intellect and ego, along the way, I’m fact, the only thing that remains by the end is his pride and the loyalty he has to Jesse.
Lol watching spartan try to talk down about the episode to pudgey is like watching a 3rd grader try to explain science to his teacher, lol.
Facts lmao
30:00 The car was there in the intial drug raid when Walt saw Jesse leave in the car.
It is amazing i saw many reactions of different reactions on multiple series movies but when they see breaking bad they go to diffrent mode they are into it so more passionate they know all plots all caracters by name hahaha that is why
bb is one of the best show there is
I just gotta say Pudgy is the brains of this relationship.
Masterful build up of tension using the bell as a McGuffin. What a show.
I'm so happy to see you guys again! I didn't realize you're doing Breaking Bad too! This episode endings is one of the BEST of the entire series!!! HANKS my BOY! TEFLON HANK!!!
Tio... The "poor old man". 😂
Trust me, the Heisenhype has yet to begin…
I like how wrong the guy is, and she's schooling him.
He' pretty but that attitude tho!
She’s actually wrong about several things in this video. Including the jesses car debate.
They're both wrong about 50% of the time.
I like how you’re an idiot then for thinking this
@@daisiesx96But she's correct about Jesse's car being the same one from the drug raid?
Living with Spartan must be intolerable at times when he's always wrong
"I told you so people" are a lot more intolerable than people who get things wrong, shrug, and move on like Spartan does imo.
Pudge never seen a car on hydraulics before! "Walter's having sex!!! That's the rhythm!!!" lol
"That poor old man"
If only you knew lol
It's okay rooting for Heisenberg and Jesse in bad scenarios but remember at the end of the day they're criminals doing bad things, don't get too lost you might forget what's good and right in this show😂
especially with Walter 😭 The man’s a menace LOL
Jesse actually might have saved both himself and Walt by causing Tuco not to snort the poison. Like Walt said, it would take 2-3 days for it to kill Tuco, and he was planning on leaving that same day.
Criminals or not idc. Ima root for em. The DEA were the bad ppl far as im concerned lmaooo
ssccchhh, let them experience it naturally.
please dont try to infiltrate their perspectives, let them come to their own conclusions
This is the real finale of season 1
best part of the reaction is you two arguing hahahahaa
Hey! Actually the 24-48 hours missing thing is a myth. You’re encouraged to start looking immediately, especially if you suspect foul play.
Hector's actor is actually not Hispanic. He was a Jew.
The Old Man was tapping out SOS on the bell.. Three shorts.. Three longs.. Three Shorts..
“How the cards have turned.”
Spartan is hilarious 😂
Discussion time was funny 😂😂😂
‘That’s the rhythm’🤣
26:01 To be fair to Spartan "How the cards have turned" makes perfect sense (to me at least) and is most likely an alternate, lesser know version of "...tables have turned" saying. Both refer to a change in fortune.
That's pretty much how he say it in german
“Obviously you’ve got no rhythm” 😂
In the USA its a myth that police wait 24 hours to look for a missing person. (That’s just a movie thing) In fact its best they start the search immediately as most people are forever gone after 48 hours and waiting 24 of those 48 for no reason cuts someone’s chances of being found by half. They dont really do that.