Hank & Gomez vs Gus Fring's Dead Drops Breakdown! Better Call Saul Season 5 EXPLAINED
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2024
- Hey guys, in this video I'll be breaking down Hank Schrader and Steven Gomez making a cameo appearance in Better Call Saul Season 5 Episode 4!
We'll be discussing Hank and Gomez taking down Gus Fring's dead drops due to Lalo Salamanca leaking the dead drop information through Krazy-8, due to Saul Goodman making him a confidential informant for the DEA.
Be sure to leave any opinions in the comments section below, and possibly a like if you've enjoyed the video :)
I'll see you guys next time with more Better Call Saul!
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
1:51 - Recap
4:39 - Hank & Gomez
19:41 - Gus Fring
27:20 - Gus and Lyle
31:50 - Both Situations Combined
36:15 - Outro
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Poor Huell, still stuck in that safehouse waiting for Hank.
He leaves in a trailer for El Camino
They released a clip of him walking out of the safehouse. The real tragedy is he will live the rest of his life assuming Jimmy betrayed him and sold him out to the DEA
@@poggerwhite omg ur name goes well cuz my pfp has the pogg
Huell is back in Louisiana
@@siddharthchavali4614 he became a fitness instructor
I don’t even mind that the characters look somewhat visibly older in this prequel - love it! (though I’d not apply this statement to Bob Odenkirk who _does_ look younger, in my opinion).
Agree! It also has a lot to do with Bob getting into a healthy lifestyle and he lost weight + started working out, this has been the subject of many interviews with Bob but he definitely looks way better than he did in BB!
I used my imagination a little and just wrote it off that since a lot of these characters are now wealthier they’ve had the opportunity to see specialists, ect and improved their health.
He looks older. It’s just he’s thinner in bcs. But he has less wrinkles and a little chubbier in breaking bad for sure. So you gotta go back and rewatch breaking bad lol
@@jpmnky - agreed, plus they’re all more comfortable and less stressed in the _Breaking Bad_ era, too.
The only one who looks disturbingly different, to the point that he ruined the experience for me, was Todd in El Camino.... He was so fat I couldn't even pay attention at what was going on.
One thing that Gus learned in BCS was from Mike. Mike says "I don't think fear is a great motivator", when discussing whether to let Nacho go. In Breaking Bad, Gus says to Mike almost verbatim "I don't believe fear to be an effective motivator". To me this implies something about the relationship with Nacho did not go the way it was supposed to and he adopted Mike's belief because of it, using it only when it desperately called for it. Such as when he threatens to kill Walter's entire family.
I love this connection, and I’ll definitely mention it in detail at some point in a future video, but idk which one yet lol
@@TheVividKiWi yeah the difference between the 'i don't believe fear to be an effective motivator' with Jessie and the 'wild dog' treatment with Nacho either was an oversight of a long plot between the series or it needs to be paid off later.
@@Steven_Edwards I think it's pretty clearly a reference to BB.
@@Steven_Edwards It already paid off in Breaking Bad.
I thought Gus believes that because of what the cartel did to him. They tried to intimidate him, but it didn't work since Gus was still plotting against them, so he would know that fear is not an effective motivator.
40min long video?! You’re an absolute legend. Thank you 🙏
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I was 100% convinced that Lyle was gonna get box cuttered or fried up in that scene. lol That scene was chilling.
you really misunderstood gus then because he would never just kill an innocent bystander like that for no reason. It would be completely pointless and do nothing but bring him unwanted attention.
Y’all even watch this show or BB? I mean damn, that’s 1000% against Gus’ character. He’s just killing random folks Willy nilly now??
lyle was his alibi. that was what that was about
@@jaybandu6976 ohhh, duh. Haha. I kinda missed that aspect of it. I took it as his OCD from anxiety from the business side of things
Lyle can still die . If lyle gets wind of gus’ drug business
Wow, I never really understood the Lyle thing until now, your videos are amazing!!
Wish you the best from Argentina
Thanks for watching!!😁😁
They start filming season 6 next week
About time.
Woo hoo!
Barely???
Expect the last season release on early 2022 (january-march)
@@kendrinawaskoro3031 not that long, all they have to do is act out the scripts, record and edit, at most it'll be the end of 2021
The three guys who dropped off the money would have been followed, identified, and arrested later, AFTER Hank and Gomez caught the pickup man. Arresting them at the time of the drop would have tipped off the pickup man, so Hank and Gomez would have delegated the job to other cops to do while the pickup was under way. Hence why the arrests were not shown on screen and weren't revealed until the end. That part wasn't a plot hole.
I saw an interview where they said that Hank's gusto in his public persona was contrasted with his more cynical, cerebral asides to Gomez to help marry the character we saw in the pilot to the rest of what we saw of Hank later.
Great summary! This episode abruptly turned into a spy thriller on us.
tl;dr: hank announced the three arrests were happening "as we speak" because that was proper procedure.
If you want a plot hole, try the fact that Gus's operation reuses dead drop locations. That's a break in tradecraft, sometimes necessary but usually a mistake. If Hank and Gomez had secretly watched the locations for months, and tracked/identified the people making dropoffs and pickups, they could have started mapping out Gus's entire organization. A bit of a plot hole, but nice callback to a previous episode as you say. Also kind of explained as political pressure to get some arrests up front.
The right way to do dead drops is to avoid reusing them. Also, don't even schedule pickup until after dropoff. If your dropoff men get arrested, immediately cancel pickup (hence why Hank and Gomez couldn't arrest the three guys before they staked out Diego). You can also scout out the location prior to pickup, with a guy who may not even know where the drop exactly is, to spot any possible surveillance without doing anything incriminating.
Thank you for this comment! I really appreciate it :)
@@TheVividKiWi You're welcome. Love the vids, and I hope I explained how your biggest plot hole was actually a case of realism in writing. (And accidentally exposed a real plot hole too but oh well the show still rocks. )
Lyle was on outstanding employee who got a master class. Frick's ability to focus on his business both legitimate and illegitimate to the nth degree of detail is within the autistic spectrum. Super businessman, super crook, slightly odd. Sociopathic. Like many CEOs.
frick
Frick
19:38 I wonder how many phones were destroyed to make BCS and BB.
Man i want season 6 so bad, It sucks we probably have to wait a whole another year
Yep
Two more weeks, I hope you're excited.
@@Arcessitor you have no idea
Well
Ha ha me too. 6 is here!
Ps I’m from Albuquerque
Nothing's perfect - sometimes there seems to be a lack of screen time for Lalo and Nacho outside their importance to the plot. Lalo didn't even show up for two episodes in a row and in the next one he's a subject of other people's discussion before showing up to get arrested. This might be a symptom of him being such a late addition to the cast.
less is more. Always leave the audience wanting more.....thats why we only get Lalo in bursts.
9:10 i think is a way to tell the audience that later hank intuition as a weapon for the character , remember that was him who insist gomez in keep track of mike lawyer.
Just seen they are about to start production on the final season in March I hope this doesn't get postponed as 2022 is already too far away for me to be able to watch it
hank is so funny just by what he does in spare time
Nothing wrong with micro brewing as a hobby...
Gus also shows that the dead drop scene and Lyle scene are connected when Gus says to Lyle “it’s acceptable.” Just like Lyle’s work on the fryer ‘is acceptable’, the dead drop outcome (money lost, one man saved, Nacho preserved) is also acceptable - not perfect- but acceptable.
So sick of all the people who claim Gus coerced Lyle to say at Los Pollos so that the latter could provide the former an ‘alibi’. How could Fring _not_ be the kingpin of a drug empire simply because he was with a legitimate employee at the time low-level dealers got arrested? That’s akin to organizing a murder, but then claiming you’re innocent because you were with someone else whilst the actual murder occurred.
Yeah seemed more like Gus was under a lot of stress playing chess with Lalo while managing the DEA, and just took it out on Lyle.
Hank and Gomez have to radio the other Agents, put their coats one, their bulletproof vests, gets their flash lights and radios before they can go look for missing guy.
Plus, the DEA got that really cool 1970’s GMC Jimmy.
Made me wanna rewatch Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad. Damn great breakdown bro! Just subscribed.
Cheers! I just rewatched breaking bad a few months ago, definitely always worth it! Thanks for the sub :) glad u enjoyed the video!
I've seen Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul (up to now) at least three times each and I still learn something in every VividKiwi video. What a great TH-cam channel discussing a great pair of shows.
I love when he uploads a long vid
Just so we'll done
A) the funny use of clips to prove a point
B) the hilarious spy music for nacho
C) absolute attention to detail
D) explaining vocabulary to help us understand the story. (I.E. culvert)
Man you are awesome.
This is really getting me excited for bcs.
This effort and result doesn't go unnoticed and is truly appreciated. You are making me an expert in the breaking bad universe.
We'll done?
I think we’re on the same wavelength I swear! I just rewatched these very episodes last night! Tysm for the breakdown 🥝. I love the way you showed us the different perspectives. I also didn’t know that there was a insider podcast so now I can start listening to that! Keep it coming as I enjoy your vids so much!
Glad you enjoyed the second Hank and Gomie breakdown 😇👌🏻 yea I found that talking about each perspective separately really helped me wrap my brain around it, although it did make the video quite long 😂👍🏻 thanks for the support as always 😁
Definitely check out the insider podcast! I’ve only really listened to the podcast during seasons 4 and 5, but once I go back and do full episode reviews I’ll listen to the first 3.
They give some great insight on the show! ...Although sometimes they ramble on about absolutely nothing 90% of the pod instead of talking about the main draw of any given episode... they didn’t even talk about Hank and Gomez/Gus and Lyle in the 504 podcast until the last few minutes lmao... and my favorite episode? 503? Yea, 90% of that podcast is talking about the ants on the ice cream cone.. LOL... 😅
Thank you for the time stamps!
For sure! I love the time stamp feature tbh
These keep getting better man and funnier
Thank you!! :)
Gus v lyle was the gus version of when hector said "who works for who". The fryer wasn't wasn't covered. The employee didn't follow through, and management let that slip.
If that happened in the other business someone gets checked at gunpoint.
I think youre underestimating the power of darkness in a desert with minimal lighting.
hank and gomey on the stakeout gives me vincent vega and jules vibes
Glad someone explained the plan/act Jimmy had for Domingo
It made total sense that they lost that guy running away. He went off into the dark and they were not that close. By the time they pull up, get out and make their way down the hill in the dark, this dude is already into the tunnel into which he pre-planned his escape. No mystery here.
Almost caught up. 2 videos to go. Great as always!
maybe the reason it made it look like they lost him easily is to show that hank only took his job seriously when it came to catching heisenberg
it’s not really that hank didn’t take his job seriously, he just didn’t yet shatter his need to maintain a certain outside appearance for his coworkers. once hank does that and drops the ego, he really comes into his talents with being a detective, and is able to put the pieces together to convict Walt
Just my opinion of course :)
underrated channel and show! Thanks for this awesome video!
Thank you!!😇 I’m glad u enjoyed the video😁
I love Better Call Saul 👌🏻
Lyle is one of my favorite side characters, he will never make it though.
Dude can’t wait for more Lalo.
I love Lalo👌🏻
I wonder how hank would be mind blown if he ever stumbled across a Culver’s restaurant
Love all your BCS and BB vids! keep up the great work! I don't know if you've already done a video on this subject but I was wondering if you had any plans to do a future video on if/what Lydia's role in season 6 will be? When she was introduced in BB, Mike hated her and I've always wondered what she did to piss him off so badly. I hope she'll have a bigger role in season 6 where we can see the dark side of her character get fleshed out even more.
I’d like to do a Lydia season 6 prediction video, but I can’t say I have any theories off the top of my head. We’ve seen her twice in bcs so far I think? Idk I’m always open to suggestions tho so I’ll keep this in mind 👌🏻👌🏻
& thanks for watching :) glad u enjoyed the video!
The reason he hated her was because she wanted to kill his men, lol. That's literally the opening scene between the two.
love your content man
You amaze me dude. Great hustle.
Thank you😁😁 This video took some work👌🏻
5:59 The way Hank repeats "Culvert, Culllvert" reminds me of how Lalo repeats "Ziegler, Zieeegler"
The quality of your videos is extraordinary.. should have way more subs. Keep on the good work
Thank you very much!😇😇🔥
Great video man! And nice touch with the Red Coin sound effect for the titles. If only there were 8 of them...
Thank you! I was wondering if somebody
was gonna notice that 🤔 Probably going to use it from now on for section titles, I like how it goes up in pitch each time instead of just the yellow coin sound.
and another thing i dont get....Hector sets off the bomb and he and Tyrece are blown to bits. I mean nothing left of them.......even the wheelchair was left in ruins. BUT Gus only gets the side of his head blown off a little and NO other fire marks on his suit as he "walks" out......come on.......he was right in front of that bomb.
Tyrus vs your spelling
Double Agent Nacho 👉🏾
You show do breakdowns like this for Breaking Bad, i feel like its a whole new show after watching your videos
I will definitely cover more breaking bad in the future!
& after bcs s6 has aired & the show is concluded, I eventually want to do full episode breakdowns for each episode of brba.
@@TheVividKiWi Sounds amazing, glad to be along for the ride
it must feel good to break those burner phones
you have quickly become one of my favorite channels; thank you for all the work you put into the vids! hugely appreciate it! (specially the little clip edit jokes you sprinkle in)
Still amazes me the low number of subs... this is by far one of the best BB/BCS universe channels on TH-cam.
Thanks so much for all the time and effort my brother!!! Keep doing what u do and u guarantee it will pay off.
Within a year of season 6 and BCS as a whole wrapping up, I can all but guarantee you profound 🙌 success!!! Prep for that big trip to the BMW dealer!!! Lol!!!
Finally!!
5:12 Culvert is perfect spot. The water is not problem, but it provide lot of hidden compartment that nobody will know.
Theres a story about the KGB using a culvert this way in Germany. The package had a magnet on it to hold it against the culvert. But they didn't count on the weather. The layer of ice over the metal walls weakened the magnet, so the package fell off, slid down the ice at the bottom, and out into the middle of a nearby pond.
When the KGB guy saw what happened, he was horrified. He ran to a nearby store, bought a fishing rod, tied a big piece of iron to the end of the line, and kept casting out onto the frozen pond to catch the magnet and retrieve his dead drop. Lots of people saw him but in the end he got his package back and learned to be more careful. He was never caught (the story eventually came from a defector).
The one in the show was different from the one in this story but all kinds of crazy stuff can happen with dead drops.
@@theprogram863 Thank you. That was great story. Few years ago, my company involved in road construction. And i was assigned to culvert part. This site is located far away from nearest town.
So, most of time while monitoring the workers, i stationary inside culvert and it became my temporary office.
That's where i get the idea about hidden compartment. The culvert is corrugated steel with screw joint. So, i unscrew one piece of segment & put my stuff in there. And I created few compartments for my clothes, electronic device or on-site equipment. Haha... good old days. ☺
@@zinussan50 Love that story!
It's like a crazy 3-player chess match. Gus sacrificed 3 pawns to protect more valuable assets in order to deceive Lalo and the DEA.
If you watched the episode off breaking bad when Gus killed the cartel, watch how he carefully fold his clothes, takes off his glasses, folded a towel nice and neat Infront of the toilet, he took his time to put everything PERFECT before making himself throw up the poison...THAT sounds OCD'ish...Gus is 💯% an obsessive compulsive.
Hank:Go-me
This "crazy 8 origins" is brillant.
In his speech when he mention APD, he should have mentioned something about being a patrol cop in the area as a rookie, thus explaining why he knew escape routes.
Get well, Bob!
Hanks an avid geologist, he even knew what a culvert was. I didn't even know that's what they were called.
It's logical that Hank would know that the road curved around back on itself if you took the culvert route. Because if it's full of water, the water has to go somewhere. He even knew which main river it connects to, and mentioned it offhand, his "Hunch" was probably just what he said because Hank is very protective of his image at work, and probably didn't want Gomez to know that he's A GIGANTIC NERD!
Yeah, I've never been a "Gus" type, nor involved in a car chase.....but I've been a "Lyle" my whole life. He'll never get his own spin-off show, but boy do I feel him. I'm sure a lot of viewers do. I think this is the main reason I root for the underdog, no matter what. Walt arguably became evil, but i rooted for him til the end....cause he started off as a type of "Lyle." Most of us underdogs root for one of us to break bad and kick ass. #TeamLyle
Doive on in !
Yeah your complaint of Hank and Gomez losing Diego feels like you're underestimating how much time you can lose shifting gears and getting out of a car, especially if you are chasing who knows where they are headed.
Uhhhh, no offense, but big to-do about nothing with Hank & Gomez losing Diego. I've been a part of the in-and-out of the trucks chase game in Iraq, with way more people helping, easier terrain for the trucks, in the daytime. It's still a real pain in the ass. There's a reason why people still watch COPS, dudes still get away.
If Sean doesn’t forget to do his job making Lyle go back, do Gus even happen torment him?
To elaborate on hank knowing. I live in ABQ, it's not much to be familiar with and hank probably was familiar with the location
"bcs hank 504 video"
Whoops!
@@TheVividKiWi LOL!
Lowkey the way hank said like your mom on date night, that whole line sounded like ham from the sandlot 😂😂
bro you gotta do a vid on the creatoin of the cartel and don eladio, bc I feel like we don't know much about him and he acts pretty buffoon like yet everyone knows him as the boss and leader for some reason and we don't know what he did? also great vids and keep it up bro
I’d love to do a full don eladio cartel video! I wonder if we’ll get more info on him in bcs s6... maybe another flashback?? Anyways thanks for the comment :)
0:36 gus always reminded me of batman in this scene when he just takes off lmao
Hank was the hero and Walt was the antihero but you guys already know that.
Whatever Walt was, he certainly wasn't any kind of hero. Maybe an antivillain.
@@zlosliwa_menda Antivillains are basically antiheros by another name. Walt was a villain and people like OP really need to look up what "anti-hero" means.
He was a villain. Protagonist does not a hero of any kind make. He was a druglord and child murderer who did things simply to feel powerful. He's the literal definition of a villain.
I hope Gus' appearance is a prequel to another series starring Gus and Mike being his trusted soldier. I'd love to see the revenge Gus takes on the cartel for killing his protégé or otherwise lover, they could build another season and series for the next few years without anyone losing interest. Bring it on.
Yeah but we already know gus is still maintaining appearances with the cartel by the time breaking bad happens, so how could we have a whole show about him fighting them?
A show about…..what was already depicted in Bb? He kills the entire cartel for the very reason you want ANOTHER prequel for lol. Mike, the Philly Cop, spin off id love tho.
Bruh
yes they mention the tunnel in the commentary, its like 100 feet of tunnel and wide open, they couldnt believably film them losing him lol
Please do a video on ABQ ADA Suzanne Ericson's role throughout the entire saga, she's still on the case in El Camino (on TV with the DEA), and she has the same motivation (the angry sense of having been tricked repeatedly on a grand scale) that Hank had. In the El Camino news scene on TV nothing is said about Saul being sought as a 'person of interest' or suspect/witness/conspirator, etc., but at that point Suzanne may not have seen Hank's files or viewed the videos made by Walt and Jesse, YET, and when she does get a hold of that evidence she'll have the same type of realization that Hank had when he figured out that Walt was Heisenberg, and she'll be VERY motivated to catch Saul, and interrogate ALL of the remaining suspects, from Skylar to Huell and Kuby, Pete, Badger, Old Joe, Francesca, and the professional convict that took the fall for Badger/Walt (hired by Saul, a bust that must be looked into in light of identifying the real Walter, and Detective Getz will be pissed off too), and of course KIM ! I'm hoping Kuby, and Detective Getz, will play a big part in the final season. Hank and Gomez were already looking for Kuby, as they told Huell in the motel room. Also, we don't know for sure what happened with Lydia, they only say she's in critical condition, but I think she must have called an ambulance immediately after Walt called her and told her he had poisoned her with ricin, so, she would've told the ambulance medics it was ricin, and that could be why she survived. Could Lydia or Kuby be the 'Mexico trip' that Ed told Jesse he would mail his letter from? I think the ADA character will be a lynchpin this season because it encompasses the entire timeline and was pivotal in so many events integral to the story, as Hank's character was, she may be a pivot point for the scripts to come, maybe she'll look into Ice Station Zebra holding company (what became of it? Did Saul/Gene have access to the cash there? Is Kim involved?) in her detective work and it will lead to something! This season will have to show Kuby's entry into the timeline and I'm sure that the producers know the fans will enjoy knowing his ultimate fate also, and that like DJ Qualls' character Detective Getz's entry into the timeline and his ultimate fate too, their roles aren't negligible, and they are very bankable stars as well!
I’ll definitely do a video on Suzanne ericson! As well as a video on bill Oakley! Eventually. It’s on the list haha.
Tbh I’m just waiting until season 6 airs/ends to do “character spotlight” videos, so I’m sure to include EVERYTHING about them. I want the character spotlights to be full definitive videos on any given character, so I’m holding off for any information we may get in s6.
That’d be funny to see Suzanne ericson of all ppl try to chase down and catch saul Goodman lol
@@TheVividKiWi I'm so glad you saw my suggestions, and consider all of the times she was tricked by Kim and Saul, and how she is in the key position working with the DEA in pursuit of Jesse and presumably Saul & Co., logic dictates that she will have to be involved in assessing Hank's files and all evidence such as the confession videos of Walt (last seen at Hank's house) and Jesse (last seen at the gang house), and when she puts it all together (plus her own memory of Saul and Kim interactions, from the elevator to Lalo's cash bail, etc.) she's going to have that angry epiphany that Hank experienced when he put it all together and reflected on the many past times he was used and tricked. Plus, as I said, Burr and Qualls are hot commodities in the film industry ! If she interrogates everyone it will provide the framework to review the story for those that are new viewers, as well as provide the pivot point for the search (for Jesse, Saul, Kim?, Kuby, Ed, Francesca, Lydia) in general.
@@TheVividKiWi Btw, I don't 'get' the Bill Oakley reference, unless The Simpsons and Portlandia reference or allude to characters in BB/BCS like Ericson, etc., in parody or satire. Has he written or produced for BB/BCS too?
Can we get a tutorial on how to snap a burner phone in half like a badass?
i love you kiwi 🥝 thanks for the bcs content. please review Nobody when it comes out 🥺
Thanks for watching 😇😇 & maybe, it comes out the beginning of April which isn’t that far away 👌🏻
@@TheVividKiWi you’re the best at bcs content! i always look forward to each and every of your videos, so i feel so special that you replied to my comment 🥰 and yay! i can’t wait to hear your gorgeous opinion!
a derivation from an unrecorded Dutch word, possibly *coul-vaart, a combination of Dutch coul-, from French couler (“to flow”), and Dutch vaart (“a trip by boat, a canal”).
You have any idea how many time Diego has most likely ran from people in an environment very similar?? Or when the human body feels like it needs it, can give you massive adrenaline rush granting superhero like abilities for a small period of time. If prison is something he fears most or dying due to cooperation.
Double o Nacho 😂
I want a Hank hosted culvert podcast.
Also Culver’s is a super popular burger joint in the Midwest here.
Urg did you scrape the clips from a 120p potato or something?
10:38 rip you legend
6:00 Same energy as when Lalo kept repeating "Werner... Ziegler"
When I say culvert I wanna say Culver’s and then I end up craving some
The greatest thing about the writers wanting to show that Gus is "not an automaton" is that they actually let him this there like one for a majority of the scene and still getting the point across.
Vravo Bince
What
I feel like the viewer not knowing that hank and gome already arrested people makes the car chase matter more
the 700k they found in the dead drops is the 700k hank was talking about in the first episode of Breaking Bad... cool
And have you seen the trailer for Bob Odenkirks new movie Nobody yet ? It looks awesome to me
Yesssss I’m honestly really excited for it
@@TheVividKiWi i think it is a good charscter acting masterclass and i know everyone in a show or movie is a character so what ive said does not make sense to most but people like myself and i am pretty sure i can also include toh in this too kiwi jnow the difference between method actors , character actors , background actors ... and its just a total surprise to see the other side of him come out in the trailer as it does , it might have been better to leave that reveal for the actual movie but how else can you set up the premise without showing just a little of it , also the draw to the film , box office at the time they put it into production couldn't of been as big just by his name alone and showing then action will get some more bums in seats to watch it , probably at home now rather than at cinemas
What about Brian Cranston in Your Honour , it was awesome too have you Seen it yet ? Just curious because you obviously like the actors from breaking bad and better call saul so I'm assuming you do anyway as you made a channel mostly for their work , but I'd recommend it if you have not caught up to it yet
when is season 6 trailer realease date?
We might not see a s6 trailer until the fall at the earliest, spring 2022 at the latest
Does that connect to breaking bad ep 1 when hank shows to the tv the money they found
Hank and Gomey will probably return in the Saul timeline, and Skyler will be arrested in the post El Camino Gene timeline (unless there isn't one because Gene's ending precedes El Camino events, the b/w Gene scenes don't include news of Walt's death/Jesse's escape although months had transpired since Saul's flight to Genedom, and Saul isn't mentioned as being sought in El Camino). ABQ ADA Ericson will be on the case. Lydia will recover and either escape (to Mexico with Ed?) or be interrogated/arrested. Kuby will be sought. Huell, Francesca, Badger, Pete, Old Joe will be arrested, as will Eliot and Gretchen. Maybe Jesse will return because Jesse's letter to Brock will be discovered and lead to his capture. Just speculating.
Addenda:
Upon viewing Vividkiwi's timeline I see that I missed it as revealed in Gene scenes, so El Camino events occur long enough before the b/w Gene scenes to allow for all of the characters' fates (escapes, captures, interrogations, arrests, trials, etc.) to be resolved during the months elapsed between El Camino events and the finale of BCS. Considering that El Camino happened some months after Saul's escape (and Walt's), why was Huell STILL in Albuquerque so long after Saul and Francesca fled? Huell had the payoff from loading Walt's money in the van with Kuby, Kuby must have taken his share and fled (Hank and Gomey tell Huell in the motel room that they're looking for Kuby), so why didn't Huell return to his home town (the one Saul had all the commendatory letters sent from to ADA Suzanne Ericson)? Huell must certainly be on Ericson's radar after Hank had questioned Huell, and Huell HAS a LOT of money presumably, which he must account for if found out, besides he was a party to a LOT of Saul's acts. Didn't Huell tell Hank and Gomey that he and Kuby had been hired by Saul to barrel Walt's money? I think so.
Lydia died in El Camino didn’t she?
@@xyzzyx5148 NO! That news scene in El Camino didn't give her name, and they said she was in 'critical condition', and since Walter TOLD Lydia on the phone that it was Ricin in her Stevia, Lydia would know what to tell the 911 emergency operator/ambulance/hospital and most certainly DID, otherwise how would she have gotten to the hospital, and if the doctors knew it was Ricin poisoning they would likely respond with the best known treatment. I'm speculating of course, but why else would they have said she was in critical condition rather than dead? As for why her name was withheld, how would they NOT know her name? Even IF Lydia said nothing about Walter White poisoning her, why did the news include THAT story (woman in critical condition from Ricin poisoning) WITH the DEA/ABQ news of the shootout, etc., as if the two events were connected (by Walter White's involvement in both the shootout and the poisoning)? I surmise that her name was withheld for a reason. Why? I don't know. Maybe to keep Saul/Gene, Jesse, etc., unaware that it was in fact Lydia, and that she was to be interrogated upon recovery.
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Apparently you are not outside walking/running in the dark... It is lighter in the show, because they don`t want you to see a black screen.
Isn’t the 3 arrested and the 700.000 in cash not the exact same amount and arrests as the pilot episode of breaking bad? Where Hank told Walt what the catch was from their operation?
In bb saul looks and is just straight up a GTA character 😂😂
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Maybe the acting out thing is part of the fryer scene, but it was very much to have an alibi. Let's be real here.
how did lalo know about the dead drops? off screen spying like mike did on screen in s3??
you kept showing scenes from walts birthday and was expecting you to say that the money that was coniscated is the same money that Walter White saw at his birthday party is the money that inspired him to start cooking meth.
Could the 700 grand from the deaddrop they found be the same 700 grand that we saw on tv in breaking bads pilot episode
No, there are still 4 years inbetween.
Gus wanted to feel in control because he couldn't control what happened to the dead drops... him tormenting Lyle was to feel control
Wait. He invited all the officers to drinks. Don’t they need to go back to their shifts? 😆
I would listen to a culvert podcast starring Hank.
Yes they could’ve had Diego but that’s because Hank didn’t want to shoot him, he wanted the arrest, and the most obvious one - he wanted a bunch of answers. Can’t get that if he’s dead🥴