Saul Goodman vs. Hank Schrader | Buyout | Breaking Bad
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- Following their deadly train heist, Mike (Jonathan Banks) and Jesse (Aaron Paul) propose selling the methylamine to a competitor and getting out of the drug business. But as Walt (Bryan Cranston) refuses to go along, their futures are jeopardized by the DEA investigation into their meth lab.
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Season Five - Episode Six: "Buyout"
Episode Description:
Walt, Jesse, and Mike struggle over the future of their business, as occupational hazards weigh on Jesse.
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Saul: "Police harrassment, of a senior citizen.... sorry."
Mike: 😒
Tbh, that's just his default face.
Tbf when is Mike NOT like that
@@revenant7005 When he said "I broke mah boi. I broke... mahh boii". And that was pretty fucking sad and i am sad now thinking about that scene. But its the only time he didnt look like 😐
Mike got that permanent Slowpoke face
Yooo, that is exactly Mike face lol
That moment when you realize Saul is the only guy in that room still alive.
for now
@@brianban110 nah man saul will never die. He can talk his way out of a hungry lions jaw
Episode 9 yesterday was crazy tension
"He is La cockroacha, born survivor"
- Lalo Salamanca
I hope to hell that this comment ages well.
I love how Jimmy seems genuinely irritated after Hank questions his law degree. Probably reminds him of Chuck.
You know what they call someone who goes to a podunk law school and passes the bar? Attorney at law.
and to think Jimmy has the balls to stand up to the DEA like that after working from a tiny closet at the back of a hair and beauty salon, can’t wait to see how he transitions into the Saul Goodman we see in Breaking Bad.
My attorney once told me that the law is easy...it's knowing when to push the chips all in or fold that is the art.
I don't really think either Bob O. or Saul knew by that point who chuck was... And if he did, Vince Gilligan deserves a lot of respect for going that deep in a character's backstory.
Nah he’s used to it. Besides it’s exactly what he wants them to do, ridicule him to his face, underestimate him, then bring down the hammer on them.
I admire Saul's cojones for daring to get a restraining order against the DEA on behalf of a guy who has been working with drug dealers for 11 seasons.
Well, that's kind of what lawyers do
Self preservation can be one hell of a motivator.
He didn't get one. He lied about getting one. Mike had business to attend to, and he could not do it under surveillance. Saul conned Hank into believing one would be delivered by the sheriff.
Judge Papadumian might've been amused by Saul but never would sign off on an ex parte for a restraining order against any LE agency. It just wouldn't happen and it shows how Hank wasn't half as smart as Saul.
Saul: 🤬
Mike: 😑
Hank: 🙃
Gomie: 😶
*Saul was the only person to ever roast Hank with Hank having no comeback.*
Walt did it once. ''If that's true, if you don't know who I am... Then maybe your best course, would be to *tread lightly.''*
@@TheStraightestWhitest it wasnt a roast tho
@@MNSTRShams hank looked pretty fucking roasted to me mate
@@MNSTRShams Wasn't it? He used a statement made by Hank to counter that very same statement. I think that's what defines a roast. It's exactly what Saul did here when Hank began about the suit.
Straight White Male it was a threat not a roast
"You know who likes this suit? Judge Papadoumian."
Damn he straight up turned that insult right back around as a legal threat.
For a second i thought he is going to say "your mother" lol. But his response was better.
Bruh, spoilers
@@ad480p Bro if you're watching this clip and complaining about the spoilers that are present within this clip idk what to tell you
@@r.pizzamonkey7379 Sorry, thought i was replying to another comment, so this was just a mistake
@@ad480p It's All Good Man. ;)
Jimmy McGill really did came back to "Elder Law" afterall.. 😅😅😅😅
A man of his word
Need a will? Call Mcgill!
Just gave you the 1000th like
I wonder if Mike changed his opinion on Cracker Barrel?
@dreamx3mlegend its a better call saul reference
I love that even a professional like Mike knows to let Saul do the talking. Law is such a skill.
I can't help but think that mike has a respect for Saul's skill even if he dislikes Saul's sliminess
Actually it’s one of the first things any lawyer will tell his client. Let me do the talking and shut the fuck up
@@BoxStudioExecutive
that is not how you built rapport with your client by telling him to uhh...'shut the fuck up'. You tell them to let do the talking to them, unless they said something that can be used against them in the court.
@@Iwanwahid1969 actually, depends on the client, genius boy
Saul and Mike work well together.
"Some hurts only show on the inside."
The guy just has the perfect answer for everything. Saul Goodman never gets backed into an intellectual corner.
I know right, it's awesome.
Saul is cooler than a leather jacket on an iceberg
I'm obsessed with him
Except with Season 5 Walt lol he shit himself. But I still love Saul, he's the heart of Breaking Bad
Tay Kitten Diaz cooler than a polar bears toenails
This scene feels so different knowing that they walked through the desert for 36 hours together
And he had to DRINK HIS OWN PEE
When did this happen?
@@stun09 better call Saul. When Saul had to get the bail money of a salamanca druglord. Season 5 y believe
Cristian Daniel Cruz Mosquera there’s 5 seasons of better call Saul already?
@@stun09 You have to watch BCS bro
You know Hank has lost the arguement when he resorts to making fun of Saul's suit 🤣
People who have lost the argument always target appearance. Thats true
I know, I love it
I always remind not to get into emotional status during tense arguing. it's sign of losing.
one of the fallacies of debate. they can't win with a salient point so they start insulting the opposition instead.
@@TomboTime an ad hominem
I genuinely think saul's the best side character from the entire show, hes the perfect mix of genuine intellectual and bullshiting con man, I'm so glad he got a series of his own
As Walter said “he is a clown but he know what he is doing”
A Compelled Passionate Rationalist. I reccomend watching better call saul if you like him
so far i like better call saul more then breaking bad
I didn't think there would ever be a better show than "Breaking Bad". Then along comes "Better Call Saul".
I loved better caul Saul but I thought it got cancelled. Is it still running?
If Hank just did a little bit of research he would know that Saul got his law degree from University of American Samoa. Go Land Crabs!
Go LandCrabs!
Hank knew damn well where he got his law degree, that’s why he never showed much respect for him.
@@zackcross7190 and underestimated him, like the rest of the legal community.
imagine if hank said you are slippin jimmy with a law degree
@@faisalkamal4319 Imagine if Hank compared him to a chimp with a machine gun
You can tell hank knows he’s beat when he asks where Saul got his law degree. Classic changing the subject and slinging insults when he’s out of moves
Yet Saul rose to the occasion and used it against him. I love this kind of intelligence.
Exactly it was genius and hank obviously said it because he didn’t know how to counter it
He had no idea how bad the answer was, too
@@Lucywin97 Its not where you come from. Is where you go.
And Saul when hard. Until Walt literary ended his whole career
Little did Hank know that Jimmy got his degree from the fine folks at the near Ivy League University of American Samoa Law School! That would have shut him up right quick! :)
What I love about saul is that he’s not about violence, he’s non threatening, always keeps it light and humorous. But at the same time, he’s not afraid of anyone, he’s extremely clever and smooth all while being respectful
“not about violence” (Suggests to Walt that he should kill both Hank and Jesse).
Saul was willing to be as violent and ruthless as anybody else--or at least recommend that his clients be maximally violent and ruthless. Didn't he advise Walt to kill Jesse?
@@karthiks.v2172 Shut the fuck up, and quit making excuses. Saul was basically a mob attorney/consigliere, and he chose to be that. He was as rotten as anyone else. Of course he didn't dirty his own hands--he advised other people to dirty theirs.
@@karthiks.v2172 You can't even write English. Come back when you can.
@@karthiks.v2172 Yea, I can tell English isn't your first language, shit for brains--hence my comment.
University of American Samoa
Go Land Crabs!
@@janmichaelcjamisola 😂😂😂
University of American Samoa? An online course?
Gaby Aka Niko What a joke!
He's not even a real lawyer!
"Sadly, he's just not that into you."
wow you butchered that line.
First time I saw this I laughed so hard at that...
Godamn it why
Please edit this
Lol Mike Gaymantraut
I love how Mike acts in this scene. His subtle facial expressions to make himself out to be a sad, upset old man as opposed to the calculated, intelligent and cunning man he usually is. Genius.
Lol except for that one irritated look he gives Saul.
Those are not necessarily mutually exclusive.
He has the same look on his face as always, stop tripping
@@matthewriley7826 And the brief little stare-down he has with Hank at 1:23.
lmao his face is always like that
The way Saul apologizes for calling Mike a Senior Citizen is just ... perfect.
Mike's reaction is the icing on the cake....
bravo vince
@@alainportant6412why?
The saddest thing on Breaking Bad was that I don't think anyone really respected just how skilled a lawyer Saul actually is. He has all the tricks. I think they underestimate him massively.
I like how after Skyler meets Saul, Walt says that yes he comes off as a bit of a clown but he actually does know what he is doing. Even when first introduced Jesse acclaims Saul while Walt is unsure.
Mike respected his skills enough to let him do the talking
Bruh, its because people respected his skill that he got better call saul
But its also the most ironic thing. The dea doesn't like Saul because it affects the dea's work
'Some Hurts only show in the inside'
Knowing BCS, this line takes a whole new meaning.
Poor Jimmy
His delivery of that line comes off much more sincere after episode 9...
Damn... These 2 shows are fckng good
I’m currently re watching BCS such a great show. I’ll re watch BB again soon too
"Saul Goodman" the only guy who crossed paths with Heisenberg and lived to tell the tale.
*besides Jesse
And Bogdan😂😝😂
Raja Kashyap bogdan didn’t really know heisenberg, he knew Walt
He still had to leave the country & start over. At least he alive though
@@wisechimp6159 He met him while giving keys to the car wash.
"Where'd you get your law degree, Goodman? The same clown college you got that suit?
Me watching before "Better Call Saul": I'd like to know that myself. He probably had it forged or something.
Me after "Better Call Saul": Don't you dare insult the University of American Samoa like Chuck did, Hank!
Syryu Go, land crabs!
University of American Samoa? What a joke!
Go Landcrabs! They will never break out Shell!
Its not where you got your degree. Its what you do after you get your degree.
Hank wouldn't stand for this... chicanery!
Saul had a huge contribution to building Walter's empire.
He literally talked Walt back into doing it
It’s totally of his own making
@@iwillheadlockyournan731 Very interesting point, it could be said that Saul slowly put his bits of manipulation in Walter to do his thing.
@@iwillheadlockyournan731 walter didn't even launder his money before he met saul
@@Carlos-ln8fd exactly
I just love how Saul has a witty comeback to everything. It’s why he’s one of my favorite characters besides Jesse.
Im sure you love better call saul then
Baldr93
My favourite character is that meth head chick, the one that Jessie banged in the motel....
@@randomwhiteguyu.k.7588 Wendy?
@@Emerardo
Yeah, she's so hot! Her best feature is her teeth!
Mmmmm brown
Love them bag head bitches......
Baldr93 I wish it was all improvised instead of him reading and acting the way the script tells bob odenkirk to do! Would make it even better if it was all improvised
You know you're a legend when you're the only major character Hank Schrader couldn't roast or comeback.
i cracked up when he said "i understand, different strokes and all, but he's just not that into you" god i love saul
Saul might be the most gangsta of them all
Or the lest apologetic
Yeah, he had a bunch of connections.
He is alive after all!!
Get yourself a CRIMINAL lawyer!
He could be a GTA character
Jimmy helping the parking lot security*
The troll in the booth
He needs more Sticker
That's gotta be like the most boring job in the world. Or working the bridge toll.
Nah thats Carl's job now haha the guy that took his jacket lol
The security consultant of Madrigal company*
Saul was the most competent criminal in the whole series. All the other characters screwed themselves frequently
Its a close call between him and Mike
How the fuck do you figure? Saul had to go on the run just like Walt, and I'm pretty sure he didn't bring a barrel containing $9 million when he did it.
@@profd65 Saul doesnt have cancer and a family he left behind tho. He also doesnt have 9 million. But he does have several diamonds and quite some cash.
@@profd65 Saul only had to go on the run because of Walt. If Walt had just listened to Saul (and Mike) and cooked for Gus all of them would be fabulously wealthy, none of them would have been dead.
@@Laneous14 No, you weren't paying attention. Gus was out to kill Walt from the time Walt ran over those two gang members, which saved Jesse's life by the way. After he did this, the only way Walt could stay alive was by being the only person able to cook the blue meth for Gus.
Odenkirk is brilliant as Saul. He oscillates seamlessly between comic relief goofball to dangerously competent over and over. So gratifying to watch.
I've been a fan of Odenkirk's for a long time, going back at least to his Mr Show days with David Cross.
I saw an interview with show creator Vince Gilligan where he said he initially envisioned a small slapstick role for the sleazy lawyer, but then Odenkirk stepped in and really made them sit up and take notice of the potential of the character.
This is Jimmy.
Right on!
Give 'em some pepper
*was
Slippin Jimmy
I disagree. Jimmy doesn't return until the very end, when "it's over"
1:55 to 2:00 was such a subtle and perfect little shift in camera focus, hahahaha
Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul both have awesome focus pulls.
it was really great to send the message it was trying to convey lol
My god Saul is an absolute pro. He ALWAYS maintains the offensive.
Saul is so cunning and quick-witted. He should totally get a spinoff show.
🤣😄👍
I think 6 seasons would be great.
Great idea, bad pitch: it should be animated.
@@drachna good ol slippin’ jimmy
Totally
Bob Odenkirk gave a truly excellent performance as Saul Goodman. He deserves much more recognition for his acting on the series.
Better call saul?
Yeah Better Call Saul exists and he's been nominated for several golden globes and emmys
Zeta Convex Staring in his own series is not enough recognition? Would you like him on Mt. Rushmore?
@@afterburner2869 yes I would like him on Mt. Rushmore
@@alnobleman2884 same that'd be cool
All Mike wanted was his stickers
STICKERS NOT ENOUGH STICKERS THIS MUST MAKE YOU FEEL REAL IMPORTANT HUH
I didn't look for this comment, but now that I found it now I know that I needed it
“Some hurts only show on the inside”
- Jimmy McGill
Crazy how saul is sitting next to 3 dead guys
Underrated 😗
Soon Saul will become a dead guy himself
Spoiler alert
When you go back and watch these you should keep a body count. Ironically, that's what they did in one of the DVD extras for Spinal Tap: "he's dead. So's he." Who was in Spinal Tap? Michael McKean - Chuck!
"Play it as cool as you like, Fonzi." I swear Saul Goodman had some of the best lines in the show.
I lived the DB Cooper line. Inly folks of a certain age would get that, but it was so clever. Since as soon as WW walked into Saul's office, that's exactly what I was thinking.
Saul is a damn good lawyer . I wish I could hire him if he was real.
You and me both! :)
he is real, the character saul goodman is based off a real lawyer in NY
well he’s the kind of lawyer only guilty ppl hire
Why what did you do
@@splik2 Sky's the limit! 😄
I think what Hank hates most about this encounter is that he finally found someone who completely outclasses him in wit
0:51 "some hurts only show on the inside" man after BCS... This line HITS really hard 😢
Everybody. Everybody underestimated slippin Jimmy. That was his biggest advantage.
Well yea but you gotta remember. Jimmy always stayed behind the action. Only helping when it came to keeping their names cleaned and away from jail. And he knew when to call it quits which is why he bailed when he knew it was for sure that he was gonna get arrested
I love how Mike slightly rolls his eyes when Saul refers to him as a senior citizen.😂😂
And it's the shady ambulance chasing lawyer from the midnight commercials of all people, must sting for someone who takes themselves so seriously.
Mike is a perfect example of how you should talk to the police.
That whole "anything you say can and will be used against you." thing...they really mean that.
Once you finish Better Call Saul, you get a completely different context to When he says, “some hurts only hurt on the inside”, because the character of Saul Goodman is revealed as an escape mechanism for poor jimmy mcgill.
you mean slippin jimmy
“Some hurts only show on the inside.” Is a line more for Saul than everyone else in the franchise
“You kno who likes this suit? Judge papadoumian she thinks I’m a snappy dresser you kno what Judge papadoumian hates? Police harassment of a senior citizen..sorry” that entire dialogue gets me every time!😂
“Well, some hurts only show on the inside”…that line hits different after BCS 6 x09.
"of a SENIOR citizen-sorry"
Saul felt the need to apologies to Mike even when they were acting, lol.
what?
The emphasis of 📣SENIOR📣 citizen is brutally funny
Saul: "Police harassement of a SENIOR CITIZEN.... sorry"
Mike: ...
😆
and this is why saul is my fav character
When he nails Jesse's parents is what did it for me.
a rat Saul Goodman appreciation. Hell yeah! 🙌🏼
I liked jimmy more.
See what I did there.
Me too
doroneic2004 I do indeed
Hank stopped laughing when he was told Mike wasnt into him, that rejection cut him deep.
That was a low blow from Hank, going after sauls law degree, yet saul still had the perfect comeback.
I used to live near a cemetery and there was a Jewish section there. There was actually a grave of a Saul Goodman lol.
We are not in nazi germany
@Ilya Shahrestani I think they're pointing out the absurdity of having a "Jewish section" in a cemetery. Not sure if that can possibly be true.
I Apologize for this Comment why not? It's common around the world
@@numafc I honestly can't believe it.
I Apologize for this Comment I live in Denmark and there is a section in the graveyard that is reservered for Muslims, if they wish to be buried there
Honestly, without Saul, a lot of things wouldn't have been possible.
“some hurts only show on the inside”
after the final season of bcs that line carries so much meaning
Office of James McGill Esquire, How May I Redirect Your Call?
Splendid!
MrNingNing TheMobilePro This is awesome
Idk why I read it with that voice hhaahha
I just love Saul here. After watching BCS I enjoy his badass demeanor here more after seeing what he's grown from.
Such a gentleman, to be so compassionate regarding the physical and mental well being of senior citizens, and a snappy dresser to booth, a class act.
😄👍 Indeed!
Saul for me was probably the best character as every scene that he's in is pushing the story forward and something interesting is always happening.
this optical migraine of a business suit
Love him even more after 4 seasons of better call saul lol
Bob Odenkirk is such a natural; if I didn't know better, I would think his snappy comebacks were all ad-libbed, given his standup and improv experience.
I'm sure some of the one liners were ad-libbed.
whos here after just watching Bagman
It's just great to see both of them together after knowing now what they have been through in the past
Satvik Desai especially since Saul has already talked to both hank and Gomez way before breaking bad
0.26 "Play it cool as you like Fonzy" Absolute classic Saul.
Mike about to break Saul's neck for calling him a senior citizen. 🤣
Saul is all of us protecting our rights
"some hurts only show on the inside" must really ring true for jimmy after the events of BCS
"some hurts only show from the inside" broooo hits different
Interesting to come back to this after Saul meeting Hank and Gomez for the first time in Better Call Saul S05e03. It adds a new perspective to this scene.
Yeah, you can tell now that they already know before this
whos here after the latest episode
me lol
I was quite excited to watch them again ... but I'm surprised that Gomez didn't look like he was in older appearance in BB.
This is the moment Mike became a senior citizen
We need a judge Papadumian appearance in Better Call Saul season 5
season 6 fingers crossed
@@arhamhussain7622 I miss Judge Papadumian 😭😭😭😭
Does anyone else just appreciate Saul (Jimmy's) character so much more now you've seen most of his backstory?
Saul was lowkey more gangsta than a lot of characters in the show. Dude was smooth asf.
Crazy to watch after we saw what these two went through together in 5x08 of Better Call Saul
Whatever wild thing they do in bcs it still manages to somehow fit in breaking bad.
And after that, saul goodman will pay parking ticket.😂
"Some hurts only show on the inside." This quote makes even more sense now after BCS Season 6 Ep. 9. Wow.
When you realize this is not the first time Hank and Saul had an exchange after BCS S5 :D
To think he met hank even before he met hank's brother in law Walter.
Well they also have an exchange in 2x08
@@HolyRamanRajya I mean, it makes sense, because Hank is a law enforcement professional constantly interrogating and arresting criminals for the DEA, and Saul is a lawyer, constantly representing criminals, often on drug charges. I think in their first appearance together in BB (Season 3?) they seem to know each other quite well.
I come to this video from time to time to hear his "judge papadumian" come back, so clever and funny
Why
Does the judge's name mean something
" she thinks I'm a snappy dresser" 😅😅
"Some hurts only show on the inside." That should be the tagline for his show.
"You don't need a criminal lawyer. you need a CRIMINAL lawyer."
Good to see somebody stand up for the elderly. This guy must have some kind of background with seniors.
This is where Walter dies and Heisenberg comes to life
That was Crawl Space. Except I wouldn't say "comes to life" so much as completely takes over.
@@thedarkknight9153 No you can totally see the transformation from Walter to Heisenberg in this scene. Crawl Space doesn't come close.
@@Beaver_Monday great observation I totally missed that!
I see what you did there
I see what you did there🧐
What a Glorious End To This Glorious Series.
@Space Alien why? Is it bad
Space Alien no that’s why I am asking
@@prathameshkale1468 I would say it brings nothing new to the table and changed some characters for the plot sake. It's a simple fun-service/Unneeded epilogue. But you should watch it and judge yourself
Space Alien El Camino was good.
Space Alien care to elaborate? What did you want/expect from El Camino?
“Police harassment of a senior citizen.. sorry..”
Mike: 🗿
This puts everything into a whole new perspective, since we’ve got to see Mike and Jimmys relationship history.
Must be challenging to create previous interactions between characters we know so well, but somehow the writers thread that needle
That's why I love Saul. He always finds a solution to complicated situations.
“Quivering in the bushes” lmfao 😆
The way he said it 😂
Dude just made them look like a couple of creeps lol
I love how Saul is like Hank's perfect counter
B.B. is an amazing show. You find yourself rooting for 99 % of the characters at some point even the criminals . You feel Hanks frustration but also relish Sauls swarmy competece and Mikes cool demeanor
I expected Saul's cameo in El Camino.
You be dissapoint
He wouldn't fit in to it...
In the timeline, he's just getting setup in Ohama.
rember this is *after* walter dies and before that *saul* left town because of the *in comming shit storm*
Him not being in the movie was a gigantic let down
He has his own show
It looks like Jimmy got back into elderly law after all.
Has anyone else noticed how whenever Saul actually gets it over Hank, he immediately starts throwing insults? He was smiling and all until he heard the restraining order, then he goes straight to personal attacks. I remember him doing that in a couple other exchanges too
Hank is very much accustomed to dominating the room and being in control of any situation, social or otherwise, that he finds himself in - very much a 'macho man'. He loses his cool quickly when someone else gets the upper hand or when he's unable to assert himself, which we see writ large when he's injured and is forced to rely on others while his legs heal. It's solid, consistent character writing.
Police harassment of a senior citizen
Mike: *WTF look*
I forgot about this. What an awesome scene!
After all this and still Mike doesn't trust him with his Money.
To borrow a line from the Big Short: “It’s like watching a shady car dealer; I admire the guy. Would I buy a car from him? Hell no.”
But Man Saul Goodman was pretty good lawyer. Even Chuck doesn't denies that. His problem with Jimmy was that he will not use it for the good of the people.
@@thephantompenance yeah but Mike knew Jimmy before all this and how they didn't steal that half a million from the Kettlemans.
@@JayD06 I think it's his general work ehics. He knows Saul can be trusted with money but he already has him as his defending lawyer. He ought to limit Saul's hold on him incase he decides to bail himself out so he spreads out the risk to other people. Also, he is close to Jimmy, he wouldn't want to kill Jimmy just to cut him off as a loose end.
Nah the thing is Mike knew Jimmy back when he was trustworthy. He even asked him how he was holding up when his brother died and talked about his family to Jimmy in the desert. Something probably will happen in season 6 that will make Mike not trust Jimmy anymore