This felt like the first genuine time Jimmy accepted and recognized that Chuck was dead. It felt like this was the first time he'd thought and spoken about him in years.
@@DizRupTnzyeah like one minute he’s having an emotional speech about how he misses Chuck but he then it’s revealed to be a facade in order to pass the bar
The military forces people to eat fast. My parents are both veterans and full meals with them usually last about 7 minutes with them. A single part of the meal is on average like 3 minutes, so mayhaps the security guard is ex-military?
I love how when Jimmy is talking about everything else he's lost he sounds fake as hell but the moment he mentions his "brother" he looks/sounds dead serious
Another shining example of Jimmy letting out his genuine pain in the context of a con so he doesn't have to reflect on his emotions. Love this damn character so much.
Crazy how he only brings up Chuck are 1) at the bar hearing to manipulate them 2) when he talks to Cheryl at Howard’s wake 3) this time to manipulate Gerry/terry/Jerry/Larry
The moment he fell i actually felt like the operation was going to fail, its great how the writers, the actors, the ambientation are able to make you feel like you are part of the scene.
Stop praising Vince in everything. Firstly , the main screenwriter who writes the main plot for this series is Peter Gould . Not Vince. Secondly, such details are written and shown by the writers and directors of certain episodes. The director of this episode Michelle MacLaren . Writer Alison Tatlock. Thank them for it
@@НикитаСимонян-ж5е Yeah i think people are taking the "bravo vince" meme literally lol. Aside from being the co-creator, Vince admitted that his involvement with the show is very minimal and he really just leaves it all to Gould and the writing team.
When that lady said to tell the maintenance to give that area extra polish I thought Jeff would come in contact with the cleaning crew, didn’t know he’d slip 😂
Imagine if after this heist, instead of reverting to his Slippin’ Saul days, he continued forming a genuine friendship with the guard and just built an affable presence as Gene. If only…
Blame Jeff who approached him just because he recognize him or blame Saul for making the commercials on tv on Alburqueque everywhere to promote his job.
It’s saddest part about this is that while Gene / Jimmy was trying to distract the security guard he wasn’t lying when he said that he has no one and that everyone will either not care or forget that he existed when he dies. he is like he said a ghost. the heist and blackmailing Jeff will probably the only time he will ever feel like Saul Goodman again
@@HOTD108_ all the games they’re referring to took place in fall of 2010. I believe Martinez set the freshman total yard record October 21st vs Oklahoma state
I love the little dramatic _No_ Jeff delivers when looking at the cashmere. Pat Healy plays him really well, I hope he has a happy ending in spite of Gene's relapsing, I've grown to really like the guy.
In the podcast for this episode, Pat describes how he had to basically run for hours as they did many takes of this scene. Eventually he collapsed from exhaustion and being overheated. Albuquerque is at a higher altitude than he is used to (I think he’s based in New York). He was ok after rest and rehydration.
In spite of what Gene is doing here, I believe that every word that he said to the officer is genuine. His best friend Marco is dead, Chuck was burned alive, and Kim left him. He has no more loved ones.
It's so funny to me when he says "I don't know!" Like he's saying "I don't know what to say in order to distract you from the monitors". That's hilarious!
this seems paralleled when the scene where Walter is planting a bug in hanks office and he cries about his family - they both use their real pain to distract someone in a tight spot
my main issue is that they feel like two different characters, the old Jeff has this ominous, threatening presence (especially his gaze) while the new Jeff feels more insecure and weak
" I am not crazy! I know they didn't polish those tiles. I knew it was after "Uggs look funny". One after Calvin leathers as if I could ever make such a mistake. Never. Never! I just - I just couldn't prove it. She - she polished the tiles, she got Barbara to ask maintenance to polish it for her. You think this is something? You think this is bad? This? This chicanery? "
I love the details at how before when the sheriff talked sports with him, Jimmy seemed zoned out or didn't completely understand but tonight, he had to be as convincing as possible so he did his homework
Gene/Saul opens up about losing Marco, Chuck, and Kim and he realizes, this is the first time he's thought about them in years. He's been Gene/Saul for so many years, playing up these personas and repressed Jimmy for so long, to the point where it's only now, years later in the middle of a heist, he opens up about that trauma he lived through as Jimmy. Sure he uses it to his advantage, but he still opens up those emotional wounds from years in his past "Eventually you realize you haven't thought about them. And you move on"
I like how Jimmy hit him with the “what’s the point of my, life? My brother and parents are dead and and I have no wife, nobody will bat an eye if I don’t show up to work tomorrow” And frank was basically like “you’ll get over it”
In the Philippines, organized theft operations like this are actually quite common, and sales clerks, and i having been a department store crew before, know we had to take some quick inventory of all the items in our respective assigned areas before and after our workshifts, daily. This would not have worked in our country, maybe in the US they have grown complacent and just rely entirely on security cameras and maybe some special Shoplyfter officers 😏
I think my favorite thing honestly about the football convo between Saul and the guard is that it’s actually historically accurate. Everything they talked about actually happened in that 2010 season. “Martinez” is obviously a reference to QB Taylor Martinez, talking about the move to the Big Ten the next season, the renovation of Memorial Stadium, Bo Pelini, and I’m pretty sure they mentioned the Texas game for that season? Vince and Peter really dug deep to make sure the writing in this show was that perfect. They really are some of the greats.
Some lovely crisp sound design in this, proper ASMR. Great tense scene. Wasn't buying the Saul bit though, it's obvious he's looking at the screens and trying to distract, so felt a bit Scooby Doo and silly for me. Though, as a whole, the whole scene still works. I don't think he was being sincere at all with the "my brother...is dead" bit either, it's still an act at this point. Jimmy really was buried by Saul right up until the very end. Damn I miss this show.
@@theopratama9047 I know the feeling. I lived in nowhere Illinois. If you wanted anything outside of a handful of restaurants, you needed to travel 40 minutes to an hour to the next town over.
I don't get it? Why didn't Gene tell his friend that the store was being robbed? I get that he was in shock from his brothers passing and his wife's, but still!
Okay. If you're a lawyer and a dishwasher at the same time and you recommend to the bus boy that he checks out Better Call Saul I don't know it kind of sounds like a familiar story
I just noticed that the guy falls in the exact same way that Jimmy did when he was scaming the guys of the music store. Also, this time is really the fault of the shop, not his. So, if they weren't stealing, that could have been a big sue. Also, i read somewhere that Saul ''always uses honest emotions, in dishonest ways''.So, he wasn't lying, not at all.
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My anxiety during this scene and the nacho switching pills scene : 📈📈📈
I was like no no no no no please no no no no no ooof
@@qr9180 Good reference
I was standing the whole time 😂
The scene of nacho was worst for me
I mean, you kind of know that Hector does get the stroke somehow. But in this scene, you have no idea if Jeff gets up in time or not.
This felt like the first genuine time Jimmy accepted and recognized that Chuck was dead. It felt like this was the first time he'd thought and spoken about him in years.
I don't think so. Pretty sure he's only bringing it up as a manipulation tactic.
He doesnt feel a thing
i dont think he felt anything about the words he said aside from it being like remembering a bad memory you want to forget
@@ktktktktktktkt Jimmy cons everyone, even himself.
Felt like
Key term
I like how even though this is a con, saul gets to reflect on everyone he's lost
Saul's always been one to make honest feelings do dishonest work.
@@DizRupTnzyeah like one minute he’s having an emotional speech about how he misses Chuck but he then it’s revealed to be a facade in order to pass the bar
Tried a cinnabon for the first time yesterday and there's no way it only took this guy 3 minutes and 17 seconds to eat. Took me 8 minutes lmfao
The security guard was a pro
Some people eat fast
Gotta remember that the guy is a security guard, i suppose he eats fast so he can get back to duty sooner
Bro is a professional in this, I suppose.
The military forces people to eat fast. My parents are both veterans and full meals with them usually last about 7 minutes with them. A single part of the meal is on average like 3 minutes, so mayhaps the security guard is ex-military?
I love how when Jimmy is talking about everything else he's lost he sounds fake as hell but the moment he mentions his "brother" he looks/sounds dead serious
عالی گفتی مهران جان. حسرت شده بود یه ایرانی تو کامنتای یه جای درست و حسابی ببینم 💙⚘
Even his parents
Yeah, his facial expressions when he talked about his brother really reminded me of Jimmy (rather than Gene).
Another shining example of Jimmy letting out his genuine pain in the context of a con so he doesn't have to reflect on his emotions. Love this damn character so much.
It's the only way/motivation for him to do so. Great writing.
Crazy how he only brings up Chuck are
1) at the bar hearing to manipulate them
2) when he talks to Cheryl at Howard’s wake
3) this time to manipulate Gerry/terry/Jerry/Larry
Damn it Jerry!
To Chuck's insurance company to jack up his policy :'D
I guess Chuck didn't know how much he was right about Jimmy's emotions being real, yet still being part of the show.
@Angie The Siren I think you’re right. doesn’t he go outside and have a moment after this?
Also to Howard when saying «You klled brother and you're sorry??»
The moment he fell i actually felt like the operation was going to fail, its great how the writers, the actors, the ambientation are able to make you feel like you are part of the scene.
Stop praising Vince in everything. Firstly , the main screenwriter who writes the main plot for this series is Peter Gould . Not Vince. Secondly, such details are written and shown by the writers and directors of certain episodes. The director of this episode
Michelle MacLaren . Writer Alison Tatlock. Thank them for it
@@НикитаСимонян-ж5е Yeah i think people are taking the "bravo vince" meme literally lol. Aside from being the co-creator, Vince admitted that his involvement with the show is very minimal and he really just leaves it all to Gould and the writing team.
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When that lady said to tell the maintenance to give that area extra polish I thought Jeff would come in contact with the cleaning crew, didn’t know he’d slip 😂
Well nobody would be inside the shop with those expensive products even if it was a janitor staff, so i guessed that he would slip...
I thought Saul orchestrated it for him to get caught, and was going to like, find a way to make sure he goes to jail but can tell on Saul
Slippin' Jeffy
i actually had forgotten that happened on my first watch... so imagine my surprise when Jeff slipped lmao
Oooooooh, so that's why they adressed it
Genes life would honestly be better if he just genuinely befriended that security guy
Imagine if after this heist, instead of reverting to his Slippin’ Saul days, he continued forming a genuine friendship with the guard and just built an affable presence as Gene. If only…
Blame Jeff who approached him just because he recognize him or blame Saul for making the commercials on tv on Alburqueque everywhere to promote his job.
@@margarethmichelina5146But if Jeff hadn't, Jimmy would have never wanted to get close to the guards.
Gene had his own lowkey swag
It’s saddest part about this is that while Gene / Jimmy was trying to distract the security guard he wasn’t lying when he said that he has no one and that everyone will either not care or forget that he existed when he dies. he is like he said a ghost. the heist and blackmailing Jeff will probably the only time he will ever feel like Saul Goodman again
This episode is a masterpiece. And as a Nebraska fan, it’s hilarious that I know exactly what players/coaches/games they’re talking about.
Only issue is we were already committed to joining the big 10 by this time in 2010
Boomer Sooner!
But yeah, I liked hearing the old Big 12 talk. Better times...
Same man!
@@kubed8412 I'm pretty sure the stuff with Gene takes place after 2010.
@@HOTD108_ all the games they’re referring to took place in fall of 2010. I believe Martinez set the freshman total yard record October 21st vs Oklahoma state
I love the little dramatic _No_ Jeff delivers when looking at the cashmere. Pat Healy plays him really well, I hope he has a happy ending in spite of Gene's relapsing, I've grown to really like the guy.
Please provide me with a timestamp
Around 0:42 or so
@@MadelineSawyer Nice, thanks. Brilliant scene with brilliant acting, I agree
In the podcast for this episode, Pat describes how he had to basically run for hours as they did many takes of this scene. Eventually he collapsed from exhaustion and being overheated. Albuquerque is at a higher altitude than he is used to (I think he’s based in New York). He was ok after rest and rehydration.
@@sopyleecrypt6899 damn, I never even knew there was a podcast… I’m gonna have a listen :D
How Jeff's slipping almost ruined Slipping Jimmy's day... Priceless 🤣
slippin jeffie xD
@@XiyuYangwhat a sick joke
Ruined slipping jimmy's life*
Those Security Guards were actually good dudes, I wouldn't mind bringing over some Cinnabons
Weak joke
@@MrDrew-qh2es
What?
@@MrDrew-qh2es damn the joke must be John Cena because just like him, I can't see it
@@MrDrew-qh2es what a sick joke
And he gets to be a lawyer?
Saddest part of the whole series
In spite of what Gene is doing here, I believe that every word that he said to the officer is genuine. His best friend Marco is dead, Chuck was burned alive, and Kim left him. He has no more loved ones.
He still had Huel and Bill Burr forgot his character , but he couldn't call them.
@@smoketj4830 Patrick Kuby
@@ratedr7845yeah Boston P.D ran him out of Beantown a couple years back. Came out here to enjoy the sunshine!
The most hiting thing is Gene's words are true.
I know this is a serious scene, but I kept losing it everytime the camera cut back to Jeff out cold on the floor.
Imagine if he was in the Peter Griffin dead position
Honestly one of the best scenes in the entire show.
It was, the rest of the episodes didn't hit has hard, not even the confession, but it was still great for Walter to get mentioned one last time
Imagine the security guards seeing the news that their cinnabon friend was arrested
It's so funny to me when he says "I don't know!" Like he's saying "I don't know what to say in order to distract you from the monitors". That's hilarious!
"LOOK AT ME, LOOK AT ME!"
The whole scene is funny and doesn't feel out of place. I love the writers of this series.
this seems paralleled when the scene where Walter is planting a bug in hanks office and he cries about his family - they both use their real pain to distract someone in a tight spot
I love when writers know when there should be comedy and when there shouldn't be. I wish Marvel had writers like that
He’s lying and deceiving by telling the truth. Only BB and BCS could pull something like that off.
This show is drama, but nothing can change the fact that Jeff slipping and Jimmy chocking because of it made me laugh for 3 hours straight.
Usually in shows or movies, the PAST is shown in black and white, but in Better Call Saul it's the opposite, Vince is a genius
This is truly a Bravo Vince moment!
Wow he did the opposite
Are you really Billy Butcher?
Holy crap! Bravo Gilligan did it again!
Unpopular opinion: new Jeff is better than old Jeff. I really like new Jeff
Yeah the new Jeff really grew on me. But if Jeff was like this from the beginning, I would've liked him sooner.
The other Jeff had a punchable face and had really irritating attitude.
Yeah I like him, the only problem I have is how jarring the difference is
my main issue is that they feel like two different characters, the old Jeff has this ominous, threatening presence (especially his gaze) while the new Jeff feels more insecure and weak
@@totiustoti Everybody gangsta until the most wanted person of the USA you just tried to blackmail appears in your momma's home
The biggest Cinnabon endorsement in modern television.
I'm craving for a cinnamon rolls rn
4:45 this is the exact moment Gene became Jimmy
I believe it was Jimmy McGill who became Saul Goodman who became Gene Tackovitch - not sure how to spell that last one.
@@horseytoo Takovic
2:24 this is the exact moment the security guard became John Madden
Sadly, this is probably the most Jimmy has ever opened up about his own baggage
" I am not crazy! I know they didn't polish those tiles.
I knew it was after "Uggs look funny". One after Calvin leathers as if I could ever make such a mistake. Never. Never! I just - I just couldn't prove it.
She - she polished the tiles, she got Barbara to ask maintenance to polish it for her. You think this is something? You think this is bad? This? This chicanery? "
She defacated through a sunroof!
The best part was when Saul said “It’s Saulin’ time.”
Aw ffs.
bruh
And then he sauled
How dare you brought Morbius reference here!!! Morbin time is sacred it cannot be changed by Saulin or ANYTHING only MORBIN YOU UNDERSTAND???!!!!
This meme is seriously getting really old.
Fun fact: My mom and I went out to get ourselves Cinnabons the next day after watching this episode xD
So did I. And I haven't had in years if not decades.
Dammit Jerry, you had one job.
Had to scroll through 31 comments and yours was the first Jerry reference I found. Good job, friend
I did the same thing
I love the details at how before when the sheriff talked sports with him, Jimmy seemed zoned out or didn't completely understand but tonight, he had to be as convincing as possible so he did his homework
The greatest scene in the whole series for me. Everything could have collapsed in 1 moment
He never processed his losses, his grieves, his traumas. He really should have gone to a therapist/counselor :(
He will get one in the prison
My boy Jerry got a new job! Nice to see🎉
Had to scroll through 34 comments and yours was the second Jerry reference I found. Good job, friend
3:10
Security guard:You okay?
Gene:Yeah i am okay its just Jeff might have passed out in the middle of robbery
I'm glad Jerry is as happy as he was in parks and recreation lol
Had to scroll through 38 comments and yours was only the third Jerry reference I found. Good job, friend
4:35
Gene: I got no one
Chuck died in fire,Howard shot in the head because of him,Kim dumped him,he doesn’t know the last words of mother.
i couldn't stop laughing the moment jeff slipped 🤣
I mean...he could just sit on the other side of the table and keep an eye on the cameras while eating, but nah he has to be just Jerry.
"Skyler doesn't love me anymore. 😭"
"What?"
Jeff to the security: "You guys have liability insurance, right?"
*I think I'll appreciate this episode more on a re-watch.*
Gene/Saul opens up about losing Marco, Chuck, and Kim and he realizes, this is the first time he's thought about them in years. He's been Gene/Saul for so many years, playing up these personas and repressed Jimmy for so long, to the point where it's only now, years later in the middle of a heist, he opens up about that trauma he lived through as Jimmy. Sure he uses it to his advantage, but he still opens up those emotional wounds from years in his past
"Eventually you realize you haven't thought about them. And you move on"
:((
I was reminded of walter white in hanks office, he pulled the same tactics
Imagine if Jeff has cracked his skull and died when he slipped.
I actually kinda assumed he was dead the first time I saw this scene.
There's no way a person can die from slipping on the floor. Well, only if that floor is concrete or something
@@samdrow8268The chances of someone dying from slipping like Jeff did are very low but never zero
@@samdrow8268 You absolutely can, why do you think seizures are treated so seriously
This episode is just one long Cinnabon commercial.
makes it even better
Best cinnabon ad I've ever seen
3:03 I just released it, this moment screams "Ayo the pizza is here"
I find it hilarious when the guard is gesturing with the last bite of the cinnabon on the fork 🤣
The first time I watched this, I initially thought Jeff was dead and Jimmy was actually doing some soul searching lol
Gene, Gene, the Cinnabon machine.
Nice to know that Nippy had found a new home.
THERE NEVER WAS A NIPPY!!!!!
Security guards to each other : why are we now not getting free cinnamons
Say whatever you like about Saul being tricky but this stuff came from the bottom of his heart
I'm ngl the combination of the black and white current time while robbing this mall at night time made this suspenseful.
I like how Jimmy hit him with the “what’s the point of my, life? My brother and parents are dead and and I have no wife, nobody will bat an eye if I don’t show up to work tomorrow”
And frank was basically like “you’ll get over it”
Jerry Gergich, messing things up as usual.
I love how goofy the camera-work is
I’m just noticing that Jimmy went for a Marco look with his Gene identity.
4:00 if I was Saul at that moment i dont know what to say to distracted Frank
This guy can litteraly be the brother of Hank
Bob deserves an Emmy! 😎
I thought it was hilarious when Jeff slipped because it reminded me of when the robbers of something they would have done from home alone
This security guy is better than 90% of people.
Slippin’ jeffy
Slippin' Jeffrey
I never saw anyone enjoying a cinnamon scroll like that security guard, I went the next day and bought one but I didn't do the hmm mm mm🤣
It really put me off them.
he can use a lie to distract him but he can't help it and tell the truth
In the Philippines, organized theft operations like this are actually quite common, and sales clerks, and i having been a department store crew before, know we had to take some quick inventory of all the items in our respective assigned areas before and after our workshifts, daily. This would not have worked in our country, maybe in the US they have grown complacent and just rely entirely on security cameras and maybe some special Shoplyfter officers 😏
I laughed so hard when he slipped🤣🤣🤣
Same😂😂😂
@@boogiedown881 It's even funnier when Gene tries to keep the guard from looking back
@@omegajrz1269 and sad at the same time
He really just 🏃🤸💀
This scene gives much more heartbeat then, Watching Motogp last lap.
Slippin’ Jeff
I think my favorite thing honestly about the football convo between Saul and the guard is that it’s actually historically accurate. Everything they talked about actually happened in that 2010 season. “Martinez” is obviously a reference to QB Taylor Martinez, talking about the move to the Big Ten the next season, the renovation of Memorial Stadium, Bo Pelini, and I’m pretty sure they mentioned the Texas game for that season?
Vince and Peter really dug deep to make sure the writing in this show was that perfect. They really are some of the greats.
what am i doing…. GAHA-huhhuh…LOOK AT ME…
What a poet 🎶
Jeff or Saul?
This is the moment when chuck call him slippin jeffy
Great writing
This was the moment Jeff became slipping Jimmy
Slippin' Jeffy
The Spector of "Self-Assured Destruction" made Gene choke on his coffee.
I Like how it says "Saul" not "Gene"
Some lovely crisp sound design in this, proper ASMR. Great tense scene.
Wasn't buying the Saul bit though, it's obvious he's looking at the screens and trying to distract, so felt a bit Scooby Doo and silly for me. Though, as a whole, the whole scene still works. I don't think he was being sincere at all with the "my brother...is dead" bit either, it's still an act at this point. Jimmy really was buried by Saul right up until the very end. Damn I miss this show.
This episode was an advertisement for Cinnabon and it worked. I got Cinnabon the day after I watched this episode.
So bad for me I think in my city Lima from Peru don't sell one of those... Well, time to make research.
They sell it after all.
my country only has 1 cinnabon store (it just opened 1 month ago) and located across the city from where i live. guess i'm gonna travelling a bit 🏃♂
@@theopratama9047 I know the feeling. I lived in nowhere Illinois. If you wanted anything outside of a handful of restaurants, you needed to travel 40 minutes to an hour to the next town over.
@@luliu4572 at least you are in the US tho
On my first rewatch and this scene was definetly the one where i laughed the most.
I know a lot of people hated the B&W scenes but this was up there as some of the best!
Left Pawnee and still a screwup :(
Still has a loving family
I honestly can't picture OG jeffy being like this.. this jeffy has a way more intimidated maybe they did some rewrites
This Jerry guy has some beautiful noises when he’s eating the Cinnabon ngl
I don't get it? Why didn't Gene tell his friend that the store was being robbed? I get that he was in shock from his brothers passing and his wife's, but still!
Is this a joke
Unbravo vince 😡
Okay. If you're a lawyer and a dishwasher at the same time and you recommend to the bus boy that he checks out Better Call Saul I don't know it kind of sounds like a familiar story
2:39 😂
Jimmy should have just adopted Jeffy, he was getting along so well with his mum
I just noticed that the guy falls in the exact same way that Jimmy did when he was scaming the guys of the music store. Also, this time is really the fault of the shop, not his. So, if they weren't stealing, that could have been a big sue.
Also, i read somewhere that Saul ''always uses honest emotions, in dishonest ways''.So, he wasn't lying, not at all.
dang it jerry
This is the moment when Jeff Slipped
The new Jeff actor reminds me of Bill Burr, a little bit.
never thought I’d see Jerry on better call saul