Only because Barry was fucking up, in season 1 he didn’t kill the guy was supposed to and was caught hugging him and taking the class he was in, and in season 2 he tried to kill Barry because Barry didn’t go through with the hit that he was supposed to do, now he is ratting to the cops.
@Jerbear I love how people are justifying attempted murder on Hank's part simply because Barry was mucking up an illegal-organized-criminal enterprise lmao.
To be fair, he shot Hank and almost killed him multiple times. He also framed Hank and used Hank as the fall guy multiple times. Hank could’ve ratted Barry out or had him killed so many times.
@@Clwnanite he consistently wanted to leave the life and Hank kept either trying to kill him, threatening him, or forcing him to work for him. Hank is absolutely a hypocrite for this, all of the characters are. But still not the character i want to die. Its absolutely fuches for me.
On the one hand, good on Hank for calling Barry on his shit. On the other hand, Hank tried to kill him more than once, so I don’t know how good a friend he’s really been.
In Hank’s world, he only tried to kill Barry when Barry was fucking with the system too much. So it was ‘fair play,’ but Barry just doesn’t give af about Hank at all
he only has tried to kill Barry because he is always fucking something up, the only reason he doesn’t die is because he is super nice guy and ignores Barry’s red flags, but now Barry has ratted and still trying to get other people to cover his tracks.
They’re all bad but Hank has tried to kill Barry more than once before. Barry saved him a few times directly and indirectly. Hank is also a dead man walking between betraying his people and ruining Barry’s live AGAIN
Worth noting when Barry tells Hank that Cousineau knows a lot about him and Cristobal, Gene and Hank have never even met lol. Gene doesn’t even know who Hank is. And Hank knows it
I can't stop rewatching this scene. Anthony Carrigan keeps proving, episode after episode, how incredible of an actor he is. You can see the hurt, the betrayal, bitterness, resolve, and so many more nuances in Hank's expression. You can really feel everything Hank is feeling in that moment, the moment that Barry loses his cool and it confirms to Hank that Barry is completely selfish and had never been his friend. He's the comic relief character, and yet still manages to pull on the heart strings every time!
What I love about this scene is it reminds us that while friendly and cordial Hank is a criminal as well. We've only seen a bluff flash of this side of him once before but this is forreal. I always find characters that aren't often intimidating and threatening scarier than the ones that constantly are, there's just this edge of "maybe we don't know this character as well as we thought we do.."
@@aspromonte5179 coming back to this comment after watching 4x04... this scene was the catalyst that pulled away Hank's peppy nature. Even more chilling now
@@Mayciann Yeah, coming back to my comment from last week feels a little prophetic. I always saw that potential in Hank though, and I think that's a testament to the excellent acting and direction in the show. It doesn't feel cheap or random/nonsensical (like the Dany GOT twist) because they did such a good job of planting seeds and giving us hints that he was capable of this. Some say he just let Cristobal get killed, that he didn't kill him himself, but watch the scene again. He glimpsed right to HIS henchman, giving him permission to do the deed... Ice cold.
Noho hank is a pussy, he showed his true colors right here. He was never a good friend to Barry. Within a day of meeting Barry he tried to kill him. Hanks was never meant for this life, he should’ve just ran a hotel.
The bitter truth in Hank's delivery there at the end, I really like how they display Barry's frustration in lack of control over the people and situations surrounding him. Completely snaps when he doesn't get his way, like in season 3 when he screamed in Sally's face.
if your close friend threatened to kill their partner and their entire acting class because they wouldn’t kill somebody for them then yeah it’s a lot like that
@@Ian-xh6on Honestly anyone that thinks there's a good guy no offense, but clearly hasn't been watching the show...any "good guy" ends up dead towards the end of the season
@@troybrown587 yeah Hank is as bad as Barry as he is responsible for countless innocent deaths it’s just that he doesn’t like to get his hands dirty like Barry does
Barry and Hank are both very interesting, parallel characters. Both part of violent criminal lives, both wanting something more, both willing to do terrible things to get the better life they want.
in this scene I finally could see that Barry really think he's in some way a good person and a good friend, but he spoke it while he was lying to his friend
barry is caught up in a disturbing cycle of looking out for himself explicitly and abusing the relationships/connections he’s formed through being a hitman
I swear this scene depicts that Hank adored Barry as more than a friend. Hank then realized what Barry is and he got his heart hurt or broken. The way he speaks to him is him having enough of his partner and he know wants to take a stand.
... and when Hank's partner Cristobal took a stand, he died for it. This show's kind of great. Barry and Hank were both terrible people, but I really wonder if their friendship was the best thing about them - though they both devalued it. Barry didn't delude himself, but Hank's sentiments had something to them. Barry was angry. Hank was depressed. I wonder if that's why they kept circling each other right up until the end. Hank does die trying to protect Barry's son from what he thought was a threat - it takes him a while, but at the last minute Hank does sort of realize the error of trading human lives when he should be defending them. Oddly this gets a lot of people killed, but the kid makes it. Maybe in a weird way Hank learned from Barry, and Barry learned from Hank - Barry ended sad but calm, Hank ended angry but righteous. If only they'd actually valued their friendship instead of each other's utility, and recognized that there was an odd connection between them, they both might've turned away from their own unique darkness. It's funny how everyone died over protecting the one good thing about Barry, which was his son. It's messed up but life just has that kind of dance to it.
This scene was beautifully done. Love Hank taking no shit now from anyone. I'm pulling for Hank to survive this all. Barry is delusional right now man. I hope he has a wake up call. He thinks its just Ok what he did to Gene.. and that Gene will understand... He thinks Sally will just run away with him. Hes gotta get his head on straight. Hopefully this was a bit of a wake up call and he can make things right with Hank at least.
@@benjaminb6678 its done we fought for Barry, its done. still root for him, but whose to say he's in a vulnerable place, especially with all the flashbacks. can't be locked up man. moment he gets out he's shot by multiple officers firing at him.
@@crankywinter4332 You make a good point but on a bad lead (kind of like Albert asking Barry how much he got for someone Sally killed). The assassin in the ceiling tile shot all of the agents while Barry only shot back at the assassin
@@ShiddyKong I don't think anyone really has a need for Fuches on the outside. He might get out on his own but I don't see why anyone would go out of their way for him currently
When Hank of all people reacts to your phone call this way before you even say anything, and is then this done with you and tells you off so coldly and accurately, you know you’ve messed up.
When I first watched this scene I took it as Barry being so delusional that he didn’t even realize what he was doing to Hank in terms of cooperating. All he wanted was to be with Sally who made him feel human so he didn’t care about any other thing besides his delusion of running away with her. Shows how selfish Barry is but that he still wants to be a better person and not just a cold machine anymore.
Yeah I mean the whole show is really about Barry's narcissistic delusion that he can do anything, hurt & kill whoever he wants to or thinks he has to, and still be a good person with good intentions who deserves good things. Hank finally realized and called him on it. Although he has been guilty of it too bc of what he comes from and what he's involved with, Hank is usually less destructive and tries to limit the harm, whereas Barry is completely self-obsessed and will fuck over anyone in his life if it gets him what he wants.
It's such a sad scene considering all the hilarious kinda weird bromance these two had during the earlier seasons. Man, this show got real dark real fast.
I know the season is setting up for a conflict between these two, and I don't think that Barry deserves a happy ending, but I'm really pulling for these two to reconcile. Neither of them have been good to each other, really.
@@sullivandmitry1416 in their world even one try is one try too many, Hank has nothing to hold over Barry when their reality is taken into account. Hank can feel upset but the truth is anything wrong with their 'relationship' is squarely in his hands from the moment he put out that first contract on Barry.
This show is brilliant. It took the protagonist, our rooting interest, Barry, and turned us on him. I'm now rooting for Hank. That "the day you get out of prison is my fucking birthday, man" was beautiful.
We were definitely rooting for Hank in this episode, but I think we're also seeing him embrace his ruthlessness, which was first apparent in Season 1. I mean, Hank basically had Barry kill Goran when Goran insulted Hank. His response of "I'm polite" to Goran's insults was one of the most unsettling moments in the show. For the first time in the show, he drops his cheerful persona, and we see quick flashes of vulnerability (like a sad puppy) followed by anger. In a really twisted way, Hank is like Ted Lasso if Ted were a criminal. He is to a degree aware of the cruelty of the world around him and chooses to respond in an overly positive manner as a coping mechanism. However, as soon as someone calls him out on that, it drives him nuts.
This was a great scene, it felt good to see Hank actually confront Barry and call him on his lies and self-delusion. Hank has consistently been there for Barry, while Barry never once considered Hank as a friend, despite everything that's happened between them. Barry really is a bad friend
As much as Hank did say what he felt. He was shitting bricks when he found out about Barry.. and im trying not to drop spoilers but Hank is about to embark on a dark dark path after that last episode.. hes been my favorite character
I’m writing this after seeing S4e5, but I’m really rooting for NoHoHank. He showed a darker side recently and I’m rooting for a proper close to this show. What is strange is that most shows, in their final season, make the audience dislike the character that dies. In BB we saw that with the murder of Hank. Similarly, in BCS we saw that with McGill robbing an old lady. What’s interesting here is both characters turned dark, and ‘unlikeable’ in the sense that their deaths would be justified to an audience. I’m stoked for the final 3 episodes. One of the most important lines in the entire show is in the first episode when Barry enters the diner and asks Melissa Villaseñor’s character what she has in her hand. When she says she’s an actor”. He responds, “so am I”.
I feel like because Bill Hader is so likable and sweet in real life it was hard for me to root against Barry. I guess Bill realized that and made an extra effort to make him seem like a son of a bitch because hooo boy I really hate him in Season 4.
Love how Barry saying “you’re tough now?” Because he saw hank throw up after Barry had a gun to his head, but when Barry had a gun to HIS head he cried like a little bitch
3:21 made me laugh because what Barry said was actually true. Yes Barry is a fucking nut-case who needs serious help but the reason why all of this shit actually happened with camera in the car. Barry’s vengeance will be sweet.
Kinda concerning you're rooting for barry ngl. Just because the events were technically started by hank doesn't make barry any less of a monster for all the people he's killed and abused.
@@everettenjeze6276 He screamed in Sallys face last season because he wasnt getting his way. He killed his friend, killed multiple other people , including Hanks crew because he was mad. They trusted him too which is why it was even more Sad.. when he came barging in the one guy he helped train put his gun down.. and Barry still shot him. Dudes a nut bar . lol. I like Barry but definitely think the other characters are far better people.
@@BiLLz66614 Ik that I’m just saying that it’s funny how hank is now standing up to Barry now when he is behind bars. He wouldn’t say it to him up close to him. Barry is not a good dude Ik that but hank dragged him through this shit so I won’t feel bad if bad shit starts going down with him.
I think Hank is the scariest character because he can be so ruthless while sincerely offering babka. While still seeing himself as a polite, good friend lol
Hank : (accidentally sets the course for the majority of events that take place the whole show) Also Hank: wow actually Barry, why don't you step it back a notch and actually? Your tone is concerning. I'm not doing shit for you anymore Barry There's humor to be found in that surely
It’s actually really sad to think that this was the last time Barry and Hank spoke to eachother in the series. Well technically the second. Ik Hank calls up Barry in the episode before the show Finale and threatens him w his wife and kid, but I always thought these two had a close bond even though they were always trying to kill one another lmaoo. It’s sad that they never got to restore their friendship. They were a great team haha
This is one of the first times we see Barry backed into a corner, and, id have to rewatch it, but it may be the first time he swears. Its definitely the first time we see him loose his shit.
Hank really hasn't been that great of a friend to Barry. He's tried to kill him like three times now. Not to mention that when Barry actually did go to Hank in the beginning of season 3, Hank told him to fuck off. I love Hank and his dynamic with Barry, but I'm kinda on Barry's side here. How was he supposed to know Hank was gonna try and break him out? Hank never seemed to care that much about Barry.
In Hank’s dream it was obvious he just used Barry as a shield to protect himself and dropped him completely when he didn’t need him. The second he found out he was talking to the feds he wanted him killed, because it ruined the idea of the legendary badass he always thought he was. He never once listened to Barry about what he wanted or really cared about him. He nails the whole LA “omg I love you so much we’re besties” thing which makes him seem kind and well-meaning but he’s a terrible person. The amount of people here acting like Hank is putting his foot down on an abusive relationship is wild lmao
@@TimmyMcGowanyou’re ignoring 1) Hank betraying Goran for Barry 2) Hank covering for Barry in interrogation, even after finding out that Barry framed him. 3) Hank developing and initiating a plan to spring Barry out of prison before finding out he talked to the FBI.
This new episode was amazing. I like how since season three Berry has been way less likeable as a character and way more scary in the scene shows not only how he was taking advantage of Hank but also how he still thinks he’s in the right.
Wow. If it comes to it, as Barry vs Hank and Cristobal, I actually at this stage would like to see Hank survive and Barry go down. That's how much I've come to feel alienated from Barry vs resonating with Hank over the last two seasons.
Fun fact: You can see one of the brother assassins just staring at barry at the beginning of the scene. He's the same dude who stared at Barry while he was having a fit in the special housing court. I guess both brothers have a weird staring habit
Hank had ever right to be mad at Barry, turn down his offer, but to say "I've been nothing but good to you" is total BS. Hank tried to have Barry personally murdered twice, started this entire mess with that stupid lipstick camera, threatened Barry and his entire acting class with murder.
I was literally saying that to myself right after he said that lol, yea Hank has every right to be mad at him but sometimes he deserves it for trying to Kill Barry multiple times lol but it sucks they’re against each other now
@@amitkenan3878 But Barry was about to finish the hit but Hank had it done before Barry got there and tried to murder Barry. What was the point of even hiring Barry in the first place?
“I have been nothing but kind and good friend to you Barry” - the guy who tried to kill Barry at least twice before 😂
Only because Barry was fucking up, in season 1 he didn’t kill the guy was supposed to and was caught hugging him and taking the class he was in, and in season 2 he tried to kill Barry because Barry didn’t go through with the hit that he was supposed to do, now he is ratting to the cops.
@Jerbear I love how people are justifying attempted murder on Hank's part simply because Barry was mucking up an illegal-organized-criminal enterprise lmao.
To be fair, he shot Hank and almost killed him multiple times. He also framed Hank and used Hank as the fall guy multiple times. Hank could’ve ratted Barry out or had him killed so many times.
@@Clwnanite he consistently wanted to leave the life and Hank kept either trying to kill him, threatening him, or forcing him to work for him. Hank is absolutely a hypocrite for this, all of the characters are. But still not the character i want to die. Its absolutely fuches for me.
@@Sharpe1502 To be fair, Hank tried to kill him first
On the one hand, good on Hank for calling Barry on his shit. On the other hand, Hank tried to kill him more than once, so I don’t know how good a friend he’s really been.
Yeah I was thinking that too lol, I was like, “I think I’m on hank’s side, but I’m not really sure 😂”
Yeah he's not as good of a friend as he claims. Still better than Barry in some ways.
In Hank’s world, he only tried to kill Barry when Barry was fucking with the system too much. So it was ‘fair play,’ but Barry just doesn’t give af about Hank at all
My thoughts exactly.
he only has tried to kill Barry because he is always fucking something up, the only reason he doesn’t die is because he is super nice guy and ignores Barry’s red flags, but now Barry has ratted and still trying to get other people to cover his tracks.
Trying to kill each other is all part of the gangster code, so there's no hurt feelings. But the second you snitch to the cops, then it's game over.
1:22 that fucking tom cruise laugh is really unsettling
Guys I think Barry is a bad guy
@Andrew Newton uggghhhhh
There are no bad guys at this point. Just guys being guys😂
@@everettenjeze6276 every character is the bad guy 💀
Being introduced to him as a hit-man wasn’t enough of a character reveal huh?
They’re all bad but Hank has tried to kill Barry more than once before. Barry saved him a few times directly and indirectly. Hank is also a dead man walking between betraying his people and ruining Barry’s live AGAIN
Worth noting when Barry tells Hank that Cousineau knows a lot about him and Cristobal, Gene and Hank have never even met lol. Gene doesn’t even know who Hank is. And Hank knows it
I can't stop rewatching this scene. Anthony Carrigan keeps proving, episode after episode, how incredible of an actor he is. You can see the hurt, the betrayal, bitterness, resolve, and so many more nuances in Hank's expression. You can really feel everything Hank is feeling in that moment, the moment that Barry loses his cool and it confirms to Hank that Barry is completely selfish and had never been his friend. He's the comic relief character, and yet still manages to pull on the heart strings every time!
Been rootin for him since Gotham !!!
❤
What I love about this scene is it reminds us that while friendly and cordial Hank is a criminal as well. We've only seen a bluff flash of this side of him once before but this is forreal. I always find characters that aren't often intimidating and threatening scarier than the ones that constantly are, there's just this edge of "maybe we don't know this character as well as we thought we do.."
@@aspromonte5179 coming back to this comment after watching 4x04... this scene was the catalyst that pulled away Hank's peppy nature. Even more chilling now
@@Mayciann Yeah, coming back to my comment from last week feels a little prophetic. I always saw that potential in Hank though, and I think that's a testament to the excellent acting and direction in the show. It doesn't feel cheap or random/nonsensical (like the Dany GOT twist) because they did such a good job of planting seeds and giving us hints that he was capable of this. Some say he just let Cristobal get killed, that he didn't kill him himself, but watch the scene again. He glimpsed right to HIS henchman, giving him permission to do the deed... Ice cold.
I don't know why but when he said "The day you get out of prison is my fucking birthday, man" he sounded so badass.
Oh, you're a tough guy now?
Noho hank is a pussy, he showed his true colors right here. He was never a good friend to Barry. Within a day of meeting Barry he tried to kill him. Hanks was never meant for this life, he should’ve just ran a hotel.
@@shadowprince101that didn’t even make sense 😂do your parents know you’re using the internet little boy?
Shush mutt@@bluepower1177
@@bluepower1177they're quoting Barry's line in the show
The bitter truth in Hank's delivery there at the end, I really like how they display Barry's frustration in lack of control over the people and situations surrounding him. Completely snaps when he doesn't get his way, like in season 3 when he screamed in Sally's face.
Exactly
He’s very child like, always throwing tantrums and demanding things go his way despite his behavior
@@TheeKittyPie Yeah very entitled. He blows up in a rage whenever things don't go his way as he feels he's entitled to everything he wants or needs.
Yup, in each season, Barry is slowly losing his mind and in S4 it’s kicked into high gear.
He didn't scream. He like... loudly stated.
Watching this felt like seeing a close friend finally get out of a toxic relationship you'd been telling them to leave for months
if your close friend threatened to kill their partner and their entire acting class because they wouldn’t kill somebody for them then yeah it’s a lot like that
Hank was never Barry's friend. he is a terrible person just like Barry
@@mneumonictowel Barry is not a bad person, nice try though
@@stairwaytoheaven8oh so you’re a sociopath just like him lol. Probably a narcissist too.
Damn finally hank called out Barry even called him a narcissist
Yep.
Hank literally tried to kill him 3 different times and threatened to kill everyone he cares about so I think Hank is a narcissist too
@@troybrown587 I agree mostly everyone but cousin way is a bad guy
@@Ian-xh6on Honestly anyone that thinks there's a good guy no offense, but clearly hasn't been watching the show...any "good guy" ends up dead towards the end of the season
@@troybrown587 yeah Hank is as bad as Barry as he is responsible for countless innocent deaths it’s just that he doesn’t like to get his hands dirty like Barry does
Barry and Hank are both very interesting, parallel characters. Both part of violent criminal lives, both wanting something more, both willing to do terrible things to get the better life they want.
Bill Hader’s acting in this scene was fantastic. Just his voice changes in this alone was so good. This may be the best episode so far in the series.
Ronny/Lily still tops this imo
in this scene I finally could see that Barry really think he's in some way a good person and a good friend, but he spoke it while he was lying to his friend
It's cause he's a narcissist
@@Coolquip43 yup, and a psychopath
@@meganyeti8747 He’s neither
Barry doesn’t really view Hank as a friend and never really has
@@meganyeti8747 he’s not a psycho, psycho’s don’t feel guilt
He is more terrifying than he’s ever been damn
In the last episode Hank proved he's not any better than Barry, he's a wolf acting like a sheep
That smile from Barry when he asks if Hank thinks he’s a tough guy is terrifying.
Barry was unhinged at the start of s4 😂😂 if I was Hank I’d be terrified
Barry sounded a LOT like Fuches when he started laughing, and I think Hank picked up on it.
Ikr. This is why I loved this scene, you can see Barry channeling his inner Fuches.
barry is caught up in a disturbing cycle of looking out for himself explicitly and abusing the relationships/connections he’s formed through being a hitman
I swear this scene depicts that Hank adored Barry as more than a friend. Hank then realized what Barry is and he got his heart hurt or broken. The way he speaks to him is him having enough of his partner and he know wants to take a stand.
... and when Hank's partner Cristobal took a stand, he died for it.
This show's kind of great.
Barry and Hank were both terrible people, but I really wonder if their friendship was the best thing about them - though they both devalued it. Barry didn't delude himself, but Hank's sentiments had something to them.
Barry was angry. Hank was depressed. I wonder if that's why they kept circling each other right up until the end. Hank does die trying to protect Barry's son from what he thought was a threat - it takes him a while, but at the last minute Hank does sort of realize the error of trading human lives when he should be defending them. Oddly this gets a lot of people killed, but the kid makes it.
Maybe in a weird way Hank learned from Barry, and Barry learned from Hank - Barry ended sad but calm, Hank ended angry but righteous.
If only they'd actually valued their friendship instead of each other's utility, and recognized that there was an odd connection between them, they both might've turned away from their own unique darkness.
It's funny how everyone died over protecting the one good thing about Barry, which was his son.
It's messed up but life just has that kind of dance to it.
Everything Hank said about Barry can be applied to him. I think this is way of coping over betraying his crew
You can see that everytime Fuches says it to Hank, you how problematic is that Fuches is a moral compass
@@EmperorOfI don't think Fuches is necessarily a moral compass there, if anything he's encouraging him to be even worse but Hank refuses
2:37 killer line delivery, goddamn
pleasure seeing you purposeless rabbitholes love the videos boss
Holy shit just finished watching this episode WTF just amazing
This scene was beautifully done. Love Hank taking no shit now from anyone. I'm pulling for Hank to survive this all. Barry is delusional right now man. I hope he has a wake up call. He thinks its just Ok what he did to Gene.. and that Gene will understand... He thinks Sally will just run away with him. Hes gotta get his head on straight. Hopefully this was a bit of a wake up call and he can make things right with Hank at least.
No way it’s gonna get there with Hank. Or if it does, it’ll get bad before it gets worse. I don’t think Barry is going to see this as a wake up call
@@benjaminb6678 its done we fought for Barry, its done. still root for him, but whose to say he's in a vulnerable place, especially with all the flashbacks. can't be locked up man. moment he gets out he's shot by multiple officers firing at him.
Truth🤨
@@crankywinter4332 You make a good point but on a bad lead (kind of like Albert asking Barry how much he got for someone Sally killed). The assassin in the ceiling tile shot all of the agents while Barry only shot back at the assassin
I predict Barry is gonna die in some really anti-climactic way. Similar to Adam Sandler in uncut gems.
Man, Fuches really came out at the end there. It was like i was seeing Barry, but everything was Fuches.
Especially echoing the scene from The Audition
Fuches "What did I do, tell me one thing I done."
Barry, "You wore a wire"
Fuches "I did what now?"
This just keeps getting better and better idk what’s gonna happen next
Do you think he’s going to try breaking Fuches out?
@@ShiddyKong I don't think anyone really has a need for Fuches on the outside. He might get out on his own but I don't see why anyone would go out of their way for him currently
Honestly I don’t see Fuches making it out this season alive
When Hank of all people reacts to your phone call this way before you even say anything, and is then this done with you and tells you off so coldly and accurately, you know you’ve messed up.
Complicates everything. What a strong scene
When I first watched this scene I took it as Barry being so delusional that he didn’t even realize what he was doing to Hank in terms of cooperating. All he wanted was to be with Sally who made him feel human so he didn’t care about any other thing besides his delusion of running away with her. Shows how selfish Barry is but that he still wants to be a better person and not just a cold machine anymore.
Yeah I mean the whole show is really about Barry's narcissistic delusion that he can do anything, hurt & kill whoever he wants to or thinks he has to, and still be a good person with good intentions who deserves good things. Hank finally realized and called him on it. Although he has been guilty of it too bc of what he comes from and what he's involved with, Hank is usually less destructive and tries to limit the harm, whereas Barry is completely self-obsessed and will fuck over anyone in his life if it gets him what he wants.
@@mediumvillain Nah Hank do the same as Barry the only difference is that Hank acts like sheep but he's a wolf
The cycle of toxic relationships is ending.
They can only last for so long before someone gives up.
Like two evil trains in a head on collision, and I’m watching whilst eating popcorn
Bill Hader is absolute top level. Showing his range again here.
Hank talking like a psychiatrist
It's such a sad scene considering all the hilarious kinda weird bromance these two had during the earlier seasons.
Man, this show got real dark real fast.
well it is a black comedy
We hate in others what we hate in ourselves
I know the season is setting up for a conflict between these two, and I don't think that Barry deserves a happy ending, but I'm really pulling for these two to reconcile. Neither of them have been good to each other, really.
its one of the reason why I love Hank as a character... he's silly and goofy but he's not dumb and he knows when he's being played
Hank has tried to kill Barry twice in the past, so I wouldn't call him a good friend. But it was still satisfying to see him call Barry out on his BS.
God I love Barry (the series)
Thank heavens you specified which Barry you're talking about lol
Let’s not forget that Hank wanted Barry dead and was there to see it happen. Barry thwarted the hit and spared Hanks life. Ponder that.
Barry being a glowie for 4 minutes.
Hanks kind of a hypocrite, I mean Barry is a narcissist but I mean hank dude, you hired Barry you guys didn’t link up at a bar
Hank has absolutely no moral highground over barry. Lol
Especially not now. Haha
He saved Barry more than he tried to hurt him.
@@sullivandmitry1416 in their world even one try is one try too many, Hank has nothing to hold over Barry when their reality is taken into account. Hank can feel upset but the truth is anything wrong with their 'relationship' is squarely in his hands from the moment he put out that first contract on Barry.
This show is brilliant. It took the protagonist, our rooting interest, Barry, and turned us on him. I'm now rooting for Hank. That "the day you get out of prison is my fucking birthday, man" was beautiful.
It's like Walter White's descent to madness lol
Hank, you're a domino. What do dominoes do? They fall. I'm trying to keep all the dominoes from falling over Hank!
I should have been a writer.
This is the moment when Barry Allen isn't the Flash
We were definitely rooting for Hank in this episode, but I think we're also seeing him embrace his ruthlessness, which was first apparent in Season 1. I mean, Hank basically had Barry kill Goran when Goran insulted Hank. His response of "I'm polite" to Goran's insults was one of the most unsettling moments in the show. For the first time in the show, he drops his cheerful persona, and we see quick flashes of vulnerability (like a sad puppy) followed by anger. In a really twisted way, Hank is like Ted Lasso if Ted were a criminal. He is to a degree aware of the cruelty of the world around him and chooses to respond in an overly positive manner as a coping mechanism. However, as soon as someone calls him out on that, it drives him nuts.
Hank has been a little too confident since he’s been with Cristobal.
This was a great scene, it felt good to see Hank actually confront Barry and call him on his lies and self-delusion. Hank has consistently been there for Barry, while Barry never once considered Hank as a friend, despite everything that's happened between them. Barry really is a bad friend
Hank tried to kill Barry multiple times, he's a hypocrite
Bad take. Hank tried to have Barry murdered twice
Hank’s just as bad
As much as Hank did say what he felt. He was shitting bricks when he found out about Barry.. and im trying not to drop spoilers but Hank is about to embark on a dark dark path after that last episode.. hes been my favorite character
Idk why everyones so much more on hanks side when these two are literally parallels of one another
I’m writing this after seeing S4e5, but I’m really rooting for NoHoHank. He showed a darker side recently and I’m rooting for a proper close to this show. What is strange is that most shows, in their final season, make the audience dislike the character that dies. In BB we saw that with the murder of Hank. Similarly, in BCS we saw that with McGill robbing an old lady. What’s interesting here is both characters turned dark, and ‘unlikeable’ in the sense that their deaths would be justified to an audience. I’m stoked for the final 3 episodes. One of the most important lines in the entire show is in the first episode when Barry enters the diner and asks Melissa Villaseñor’s character what she has in her hand. When she says she’s an actor”. He responds, “so am I”.
I feel like because Bill Hader is so likable and sweet in real life it was hard for me to root against Barry. I guess Bill realized that and made an extra effort to make him seem like a son of a bitch because hooo boy I really hate him in Season 4.
Love how Barry saying “you’re tough now?” Because he saw hank throw up after Barry had a gun to his head, but when Barry had a gun to HIS head he cried like a little bitch
REAL LMAO
You're.
@@user-hhf234fse You're tough now.
Literaly. Hank think he really safe
But Barry was in a mental breakdown
The hypocrisy of Hank calling Barry a murderer like its a negative, dude tried to whack Barry at least two times.
it would be hypocritical if Hank was arguing he is a good person, which he wasn't
@@smalf00 When you call someone a "murdering piece of shit" but have also taken part in murders/ordered murders, then you got no room to talk lmao.
@@CommanderLongJohn Barry literally argued to Hank he is a good person, Hank was just stating a fact that goes against that.
@@smalf00 But he's not any better than Barry he betray his own crew and boyfriend for his own benefit
@@user-dy2wp8lc6c Hank never said he was a good person, Barry is the only person that said it and Hank said he was delusional for thinking that
Hank didnt even know it was his birthday 🎉
i love how the everyone cleared out as soon as shit got real.
Yeah, I feel like Barry is about to wipeout Hank and Cristobal's crime utopia.
I think out of the entire cast Hank is the least selfish and most pure.
He got 5 innocent people killed at the end of the episode.
Please say sike
@@FloorFourteen well Feds.
3:21 made me laugh because what Barry said was actually true. Yes Barry is a fucking nut-case who needs serious help but the reason why all of this shit actually happened with camera in the car. Barry’s vengeance will be sweet.
Kinda concerning you're rooting for barry ngl. Just because the events were technically started by hank doesn't make barry any less of a monster for all the people he's killed and abused.
@@nik28402 who did barry abuse(aside from gene). I just see people taking advantage of barry all the time.
@@everettenjeze6276 sally?
@@everettenjeze6276 He screamed in Sallys face last season because he wasnt getting his way. He killed his friend, killed multiple other people , including Hanks crew because he was mad. They trusted him too which is why it was even more Sad.. when he came barging in the one guy he helped train put his gun down.. and Barry still shot him. Dudes a nut bar . lol. I like Barry but definitely think the other characters are far better people.
@@BiLLz66614 Ik that I’m just saying that it’s funny how hank is now standing up to Barry now when he is behind bars. He wouldn’t say it to him up close to him. Barry is not a good dude Ik that but hank dragged him through this shit so I won’t feel bad if bad shit starts going down with him.
I think Hank is the scariest character because he can be so ruthless while sincerely offering babka. While still seeing himself as a polite, good friend lol
Hank : (accidentally sets the course for the majority of events that take place the whole show)
Also Hank: wow actually Barry, why don't you step it back a notch and actually? Your tone is concerning. I'm not doing shit for you anymore Barry
There's humor to be found in that surely
That’s why I hope Barry kills him or he gets what’s coming. Really on his high horse and acting tough over the phone where he is safe.
It’s actually really sad to think that this was the last time Barry and Hank spoke to eachother in the series. Well technically the second. Ik Hank calls up Barry in the episode before the show Finale and threatens him w his wife and kid, but I always thought these two had a close bond even though they were always trying to kill one another lmaoo. It’s sad that they never got to restore their friendship. They were a great team haha
This is literally criminal friendship
This is one of the first times we see Barry backed into a corner, and, id have to rewatch it, but it may be the first time he swears. Its definitely the first time we see him loose his shit.
Hank is a superficial friend. Friend-ly but not a friend.
This is like Walter white and Jesse lol
Not even close don't compare anything out of this show to BB, it's a dumpster fire compared to the masterpiece that is Breaking Bad
I really hope Hank ends up being the one that finally puts Barry down.
Same
I know this scene is Hank being a hypocrite but when he says "The day you get out of prison is my fucking birthday man" I actually cheered
Both of them are being hypocrites in this scene... Barry having the gall to ask Hank to ice Gene whilst ratting on him is pretty damn ballsy.
Hank really hasn't been that great of a friend to Barry. He's tried to kill him like three times now. Not to mention that when Barry actually did go to Hank in the beginning of season 3, Hank told him to fuck off. I love Hank and his dynamic with Barry, but I'm kinda on Barry's side here. How was he supposed to know Hank was gonna try and break him out? Hank never seemed to care that much about Barry.
In Hank’s dream it was obvious he just used Barry as a shield to protect himself and dropped him completely when he didn’t need him. The second he found out he was talking to the feds he wanted him killed, because it ruined the idea of the legendary badass he always thought he was. He never once listened to Barry about what he wanted or really cared about him. He nails the whole LA “omg I love you so much we’re besties” thing which makes him seem kind and well-meaning but he’s a terrible person. The amount of people here acting like Hank is putting his foot down on an abusive relationship is wild lmao
@@TimmyMcGowanyou’re ignoring
1) Hank betraying Goran for Barry
2) Hank covering for Barry in interrogation, even after finding out that Barry framed him.
3) Hank developing and initiating a plan to spring Barry out of prison before finding out he talked to the FBI.
Hank deserves his own show.
What would it add?
This is one of Barry's darkest moments for sure. Though to be fair, Hank tried to have him killed a few times.
This new episode was amazing. I like how since season three Berry has been way less likeable as a character and way more scary in the scene shows not only how he was taking advantage of Hank but also how he still thinks he’s in the right.
Such an incredible show
Bruh hank you don't get to call anyone murderer. I get that he was trying to get under Barry's skin but just saying
Everyone: good for hank to calling out what Barry is
Me: YES YES... THIS IS WHAT MAKES FOR A GOOD FINAL SEASON!!!
These statements don't contradict???
@@Ivyrigs right lol.
They do contradict. That's the point lol Only saying that Barry waging war on his associates make for a great last storyline
Wow. If it comes to it, as Barry vs Hank and Cristobal, I actually at this stage would like to see Hank survive and Barry go down. That's how much I've come to feel alienated from Barry vs resonating with Hank over the last two seasons.
It’s crazy how I’ll go from liking barry to hating him to liking him again the next minute
Why doesn't hank bring up barrys rampage at the monastery?
Hank is likely not surviving, which is a bummer.
Well he is the reason why the fbi was all over them with the lipstick cam.
I’d be surprised if any of them do. Even Sally will bite it.
The hypocrite calling a hypocrite a hypocrite, hypocritically.
Fun fact: You can see one of the brother assassins just staring at barry at the beginning of the scene. He's the same dude who stared at Barry while he was having a fit in the special housing court. I guess both brothers have a weird staring habit
may have been the courtyard guy, but isn't one of the brother assassins. Bill has said it was just another guy in the yard
I'm glad hank finally confronted him
Noho Hank: why are you still alive !
Barry: I wanted to give you so much more.
Hank is hilarious
Truth bombs. At least from one side of that conversation.
Hank looked a bit shook
This would’ve hit if was ANYONE else but hank has literally no chance
Hank had ever right to be mad at Barry, turn down his offer, but to say "I've been nothing but good to you" is total BS.
Hank tried to have Barry personally murdered twice, started this entire mess with that stupid lipstick camera, threatened Barry and his entire acting class with murder.
I was literally saying that to myself right after he said that lol, yea Hank has every right to be mad at him but sometimes he deserves it for trying to Kill Barry multiple times lol but it sucks they’re against each other now
Because Barry didn't carry out the assassination that Hank hired him to do and now Barry ratted him out to the FBI
@@amitkenan3878 But Barry was about to finish the hit but Hank had it done before Barry got there and tried to murder Barry. What was the point of even hiring Barry in the first place?
@@LukeRojas Barry screwed him on the Esther hit as well, he chickened out and left Hank out to dry.
That's Barry trying to be discreet? LOL.
Hank is 100% right, but he’s a little hypocritical. Considering he tried to kill Barry twice.
barry definitely killed sally's dog
There is no dog
Schraeder?
Easily one of the most disturbing scenes in the show.
I keep seeing you in comments
just liked, was the 900th like... nice
That was intense
wait, wouldn't these calls be bugged by the prison?
this one was for his buddies
It’s sucks they want to kill each other now cuz some of my favorite scenes were the two of them interacting
Ok, so Barry is a space alien that much we know. The question is, why did they hire a space alien to be one of their hitmen??