@setsuna7618 That's not even including the fact that Walt and Jesse soon got into territory trouble, and even worse than *that*, Walter was already in the Salamancas sights' for being involved in Tuco's death.
@@Piecesrestonthabed honestly I think BCS has grown on me enough that I like it way more than BB. It's matured so much. Also I can empathize with Jimmy/Saul more than Walt. That being said, Breaking Bad is still one of the all time best shows ever made.
@@NormanTiner true. I take into account the legacy of breaking bad tho. Without the cultural shift breaking bad created BCS is better in terms of writing, characters, the story overall.
If you want to freak out, watch the next scene, when Walt and Jesse abduct him. Saul mentions Ignacio, Lalo, that he's a friend of the Cartel... That is a whole new level
@@bjrnbrynemo9059 I couldn't remember which ones specifically. When saul was going out and asked francesca to dial the number "2", it was mentioned that the person on that end can only meet saul like twice a year. That hints towards kim. Also in the fourth season during the flash forward scene where Saul was tearing down his office he told Francesca to "talk to my attorney". That hints towards Howard.
It's crazy how one man could easily topple everything: Gus's drug empire, Saul's business, Jesse's life, Mike's life, the Salamancas, and Hank's life. All just because of his pride and ego. I'm just going to try and address this quickly since people keep on misconstruing my comment lol. I never said I hated Walt. I only meant that it's fascinating how he outsmarted the cartel, considering he was one man and new to the game. As for the pride and ego part, I just took that from Mike who stated "You, and your pride and your ego! You just had to be the man! If you'd known your place, we'd all be fine right now!" Walter was caught up in the thrill/adrenaline rush it gave him that it caused certain mistakes to happen like Hank and Mike's death as well as losing his family.
People wish that this is where BCS should end. I don't think that's a good idea because that makes it seem like it was all just leading up to this moment, takes away the importance of Saul's independent character and makes it about Walt. Obviously the story will end at the black and white flashfowards but the present timeline's ending should be completely unpredictable, surprising and perfect. Knowing Vince and Peter, they will deliver perfection. Can't wait.
I agree 100%, but if the ending is that way, I hope it comes by naturally and not forced. At the end of the day the show is about Saul, Kim, Mike etc, not Walt and Jesse.
I don’t think it makes it more about Walter over Saul but I think the main point of having BCS end here would be to make the two shows come full circle and being that Walter was the main character of Breaking Bad well, shouldn’t it just a no brainer to put a cameo in there for him somewhere at least? I still think BCS should have it’s own separate ending from this though as well
@@tankdogization I made the comment that I did because Walter White was a loose cannon. Working with Walter resulted in the death of Gustavo Fring and he most likely would have been apprehended if he survived. Saul would have suffered the same fate, but as the other comments said, his downfall started long before this scene. This meeting probably solidified it.
I always like watching and reading trivia videos or behind the scenes of breaking bad. Everytime I watch it really shows how much of production went into era how and every episode
The first time I saw this I figured Saul was none the wiser, but after watching BCS and the rest of Breaking Bad, there's not a doubt in my mind that Saul has Walt pegged as soon as he calls him "Badger" instead of "Brandon." There's no way a mistake that blatant gets past Slippin' Jimmy.
This is one of those few times that the main character from the prequel actually _looks_ younger than the parent show. He really looks older here than in bcs, imo.
@@ips2124 well, he def looks older in the last few episodes of season 5 because of, you know. i'd assume the explanation for his rapid aging is the stress constantly pushed onto jimmy.
I always thought his, "D.B. Cooper" jab was a nice touch. Saul might be a criminal lawyer, but he's not a fool and let, "Mayhew" know he wasn't that slick. His background as a con artist was a part of his character from the start, meanwhile Walt's a novice at lawbreaking. His, "disguise" didn't fool him for a second and it's probably how Goodman pegged him for someone who'd need to make heavy use of his services.
Please, he didn't know s*** here. Goodman is 'innocent' here until he's in the desert. I'd have to re-watch this part, but why he rejected Walt's offer isn't made clear. You're just trying to apply your knowledge from BCS but it's irrelevant unless they had some scene after this in BCS (again, can't remember) telling us why. Maybe it's just lazy writing.
Jimmy McGill AKA Saul Goodman was always about money then himself. His instincts were trumped by cash. Literally paid for it with himself. I love this series and BCS, expertly written and shot. Going through it all again was majestic.
I agree 100%! I'm at a loss for words at the moment, but suffice it to say that the overall writing, acting, and character development had me immersed and emotionally invested throughout. It's difficult to know whether BCS would stand on its own without the BB series as a precedent, but its equally good production definitely makes it the best supplemental/extended universe series I've ever to date.
@@hkplol1325 Sometimes a character is originally only intended to appear for a few episodes, but either fan response or an unexpected enhancement of the storyline changes the writers' minds and the character continues through the series. Jesse was the same thing. He was only supposed to appear a few times, but his interaction with Walt just carried the storyline so well, they wrote him in as a permanent character.
Every time I see this scene I can’t help but laugh at Walt trying to wear a poor disguise when meeting with a shady lawyer. Seems really naive but funny regardless.
Crazy watching this scene after tonight’s episode of Better Call Saul. Everything with Lalo and Kim leaving Jimmy killed him and Saul rose in his place
@@3headedsnake388 No it shows that Saul is still there. Jimmy was the level headed lawyer actually trying to make a difference in the world and Saul was his escape from reality after he lost everything to do what he wanted to do most which was being a lawyer.
@@waxo6133 although Jimmy is certainly “better” morally than Saul. I wouldn’t say Jimmy was a level headed lawyer trying to make a difference. After all, he is Slippin Jimmy. Manipulating Irene for the Sandpiper settlement, all the games with Chuck… def not level headed
@@francojimenez9093 Although that was around the start of the show, yes he was slippin Jimmy which does prove he wasn’t trying to make a difference, my mistake. Jimmy was trying to make a living and was doing honest work where he used his skills from his past to manipulate and win in cases where he wouldn’t have stood a chance. Saul is all that is left after Jimmy lost everything and is a criminal lawyer using almost illegal and full on illegal tactics to win his cases. Jimmy is still there as you can see throughout Breaking bad like when he pleads for his life when at gun point by Jesse where he says he didn’t want any of this, but he is mostly saul with glimpses of Jimmy. Gene is almost a mix of Saul and Jimmy, using manipulative tactics to get his way in all most situations he’s thrown into. Also super excited for tonight’s episode
Love how Saul goes about his business and gives his charming sales pitch despite Walt wearing sunglasses inside and clearly wanting to keep a low profile
When Saul says the man that got his head crashed by an ATM machine was a client of his and we see the guy in the nail salon in bcs season 6 trailer 🧐 the script is without flaws 👏👏
Its very close. The one man whos face we couldnt see in last nights episode is also wearing a shirt identical to Walts, but the pants are a slightly different color. Plus, you hear the coughing quiet loudly. If they DO do it this way, its not identical... But close enough to pass it off.
Welcome fellow BCS watchers. Yes I also had to check to see if it matched what he was wearing at the end of tonight’s episode lol. Absolutely insane we finally made it to the BB timeline!
Came back to check what Saul was wearing in this scene to see if it was the same to what he wore in the ending of 609, it’s not so the ending can’t be right before this scene
Me too. He was wearing an orange/salmon color tie in Fun and Games while this one is red and silver. But I thought for sure it was the day he met Badger/Walt because of his “public masturbator.”
Watching these scene again I just think it's so hilarious the way Walt tries to threaten with the atm machine but even if that was the case I don't think Saul would be too scared considering was he has already been through. Saul owned Walt here
It's incredibly strange watching Jimmy as Saul in Breaking Bad after all the background we was presented about him in BCS, always bring me the sensation of meeting someone that I hasn't met a long time ago
@@Omar-zr5sd He talked to the vacuum cleaner guy and went to Nebraska. That’s what the black and white flash forwards have been showing us. Not sure what else there is to know.
I just now realized the hat Walt is wearing is an Albuquerque Isotopes hat, and Jeff had an air freshener of the same team in better call saul in his taxi.
This guy should have his own show called Better Halt Walt
Wow, that would be awesome.
😂👌
Love this
that's a good one
that was so good
😂😂😂😂
I just realized absolutely no one except himself is laughing at Saul's jokes during this show. That just makes me love him more.
we laughed
@@lockspeekingthru Yeah we do but the people itself in the show
Because Saul is a funny guy in a non funny world.criminals don't joke around
That's television. Keeps the dramatic flow of momentum going
What??? No it was funny!
"If he hadn't walked into my office that day, Walter White would've been dead or behind bars within a month." James M. McGill
Unfortunately yes
Can't disagree on that. Jimmy did a lot for Walter behind the scenes in BB. Without him, Gus would've had killed Walter long time ago.
That’s so true
Definitely. Any other lawyer would’ve told Badger to rat Walt out, especially after being kidnapped by them
@setsuna7618 That's not even including the fact that Walt and Jesse soon got into territory trouble, and even worse than *that*, Walter was already in the Salamancas sights' for being involved in Tuco's death.
I didn't even notice that he told him his real name was "McGill"
What minute?
@@eduardobejaranoalvarez4933 0:50
@@Sharkfowl thanks
But everyone knew her as Nancy
she and her man, who called himself Dan
It’s amazing how consistent Kevin Costner was with his character throughout this series and BCS…Fantastic actor!
Lmfao
Lololol
good one
It's because he believed it!
Bravo Kevin!
What's so great is Odenkirk is playing the character identically today as he did a decade (or so) ago right out of the box, scene 1. Dude is amazing.
Right: all that magician-style hand-work already perfectly in place.
But you see so much of the other side of him in BCS and that’s what makes BCS a better show imo (not by a lot)
@@Piecesrestonthabed honestly I think BCS has grown on me enough that I like it way more than BB. It's matured so much. Also I can empathize with Jimmy/Saul more than Walt. That being said, Breaking Bad is still one of the all time best shows ever made.
@@NormanTiner true. I take into account the legacy of breaking bad tho. Without the cultural shift breaking bad created BCS is better in terms of writing, characters, the story overall.
@@NormanTiner silver and gold ladies
Watching this scene after 5 seasons of Better Call Saul adds a new dimension
If you want to freak out, watch the next scene, when Walt and Jesse abduct him. Saul mentions Ignacio, Lalo, that he's a friend of the Cartel...
That is a whole new level
@@rubik__ there are also other scenes that hint towards kim & howard
@@jagmaharesi2486 What are those? Got episodenumbers?...
@@bjrnbrynemo9059 I couldn't remember which ones specifically. When saul was going out and asked francesca to dial the number "2", it was mentioned that the person on that end can only meet saul like twice a year. That hints towards kim. Also in the fourth season during the flash forward scene where Saul was tearing down his office he told Francesca to "talk to my attorney". That hints towards Howard.
@@jagmaharesi2486 But Jimmy said that Howard is a bad lawyer and a good salesperson
1:34 “breaker of bad news..”
This is truly one of the moments of Breaking Bad
Fr I Cried BRAVO BINCE
So thats it, huh? We're some kind of Breaking Bad?
BRABBY BINKY@@slycat128
Well done Vince!
One of the few times the phrase was actually said on the show 😂
It's crazy how one man could easily topple everything: Gus's drug empire, Saul's business, Jesse's life, Mike's life, the Salamancas, and Hank's life. All just because of his pride and ego.
I'm just going to try and address this quickly since people keep on misconstruing my comment lol. I never said I hated Walt. I only meant that it's fascinating how he outsmarted the cartel, considering he was one man and new to the game. As for the pride and ego part, I just took that from Mike who stated "You, and your pride and your ego! You just had to be the man! If you'd known your place, we'd all be fine right now!"
Walter was caught up in the thrill/adrenaline rush it gave him that it caused certain mistakes to happen like Hank and Mike's death as well as losing his family.
It’s better that sauls life was “ruined” rather than ended
Walt is an explosion.
He is underestimated until he unleashes his destructive potential.
how original of you to say, sigh
It ain’t his fault though. He already told em that he is the one who knocks..
They were all living on borrowed time anyway
Sauls instincts about Walt were right when he turned Walt down
Not really. He probably thought it was a sting attempt.
@@stellarwind1946 very possible as well
Same as Gus.
If his instincts were right he wouldn't have became his lawyer
@@ThePartisan13 nor helped him with everything
People wish that this is where BCS should end. I don't think that's a good idea because that makes it seem like it was all just leading up to this moment, takes away the importance of Saul's independent character and makes it about Walt. Obviously the story will end at the black and white flashfowards but the present timeline's ending should be completely unpredictable, surprising and perfect. Knowing Vince and Peter, they will deliver perfection. Can't wait.
Idk i kinda think they should end the past time line here and end the story in the black and white part
I agree 100%, but if the ending is that way, I hope it comes by naturally and not forced. At the end of the day the show is about Saul, Kim, Mike etc, not Walt and Jesse.
I don’t think it makes it more about Walter over Saul but I think the main point of having BCS end here would be to make the two shows come full circle and being that Walter was the main character of Breaking Bad well, shouldn’t it just a no brainer to put a cameo in there for him somewhere at least? I still think BCS should have it’s own separate ending from this though as well
I sure hope not because BCS has to resolve Saul's future as Gene, the Cinnabon manager!
I agree 100% Ending such a great show like that seems so tacky to me
Walter’s face after the Saul’s D.B.Cooper joke… Priceless. 😅
Well he is just 🗿
🥸
😂😂 that was good joke
For those who don't know, DB cooper is like the legendary dude who's on the FBI wanted list that havent been caught
The beauty of BB was Vince would slip jokes in that go over 99% of ppls heads
The moment that Saul met Walt and decided to go into business with him was the beginning of the end for Saul Goodman.
The beginning of the end was long before that
This is the moment where Saul Goodman died and Gene Takavic was born
Ask Kim where Saul Goodman ended.
@@tankdogization I made the comment that I did because Walter White was a loose cannon. Working with Walter resulted in the death of Gustavo Fring and he most likely would have been apprehended if he survived. Saul would have suffered the same fate, but as the other comments said, his downfall started long before this scene. This meeting probably solidified it.
Ironically Saul is one of the few major characters in the BB universe who didn't meet his end.
The D.B Cooper joke went really under the radar. Made me laugh way more than it should.
Seriously underrated
Walter & Saul scenes have some of the funniest moments in the show
Same😂😂😂😂
Me too! 😂
FRRRRR
Man, I'm tempted right now to watch the entire BB a third time.
Only your third time?
@@erick._150 yeah, and I thought I had no life, lol
Those a rookie numbers, gotta pump them up.
I always like watching and reading trivia videos or behind the scenes of breaking bad. Everytime I watch it really shows how much of production went into era how and every episode
im watching it currently third time :D
The first time I saw this I figured Saul was none the wiser, but after watching BCS and the rest of Breaking Bad, there's not a doubt in my mind that Saul has Walt pegged as soon as he calls him "Badger" instead of "Brandon." There's no way a mistake that blatant gets past Slippin' Jimmy.
Like when Saul accidently called Lalo "Lalo" a few episodes ago
@@jonathankelleryt Exactly
Pegged😭
@@nahobeano ? Why's that funny?
Lmao yoo pegged
“I hope i’m not the breaker of bad news...”....The writing for this show was FREAKING PHENOMENAL 💯🔥
BRAVO VINCE
Roll Credits kinda.
"Breaking even isn't so BAD" that was said as well in the series ;)
Huh. I missed that one. And I've seen them all so many times. Well spotted!
You are not serious, right?
0:54: "My real name is McGill." It shows that they had nothing planned, but everything was coldly calculated.
You just agreed with him. 🙄
@@Arkenway Ya lo sé.
It's reverse engineering
@@ThisIsCreation-FollowOnTwitter Reverse, Inverse engineering
@@moistmike4150 wdym
Re watching these scenes after all these years reminds me that every bit of this show was pure art. Can t wait for better call saul finale.
Yeah they really worked on their homework!!!
This is one of those few times that the main character from the prequel actually _looks_ younger than the parent show. He really looks older here than in bcs, imo.
well odenkirk is older sooo
he's looked younger-ish in bcs until season 5 for some reason
Evilness made Jimmy look older.
@@ips2124 well, he def looks older in the last few episodes of season 5 because of, you know.
i'd assume the explanation for his rapid aging is the stress constantly pushed onto jimmy.
Meanwhile Don Eladio looks older in the prequel 😂
I always thought his, "D.B. Cooper" jab was a nice touch. Saul might be a criminal lawyer, but he's not a fool and let, "Mayhew" know he wasn't that slick. His background as a con artist was a part of his character from the start, meanwhile Walt's a novice at lawbreaking. His, "disguise" didn't fool him for a second and it's probably how Goodman pegged him for someone who'd need to make heavy use of his services.
in my country we say that poachers make the best game wardens
@@blckbldng Amazing
Sure, that's why he rejected him and they had to drive him to the desert... BB fans are consistently not as smart as they think 😂
Please, he didn't know s*** here. Goodman is 'innocent' here until he's in the desert. I'd have to re-watch this part, but why he rejected Walt's offer isn't made clear. You're just trying to apply your knowledge from BCS but it's irrelevant unless they had some scene after this in BCS (again, can't remember) telling us why. Maybe it's just lazy writing.
He just explains he doesnt accept bribes from strangers, because it could be a trap.
Jimmy McGill AKA Saul Goodman was always about money then himself. His instincts were trumped by cash. Literally paid for it with himself. I love this series and BCS, expertly written and shot. Going through it all again was majestic.
It’s poetic that the life of a colorful man like Saul eventually turned into black and white once he met with Walter “White”.
He reaped what he sowed, Saul is no saint.
@@TovenDo.O.Video- I’m not saying he’s a good guy. He is the bad guy but I just said that the consequences just went overboard on him.
dude
That was deep dude
Everything in this series or is poetic or ironic and I love that :)
Those good old Breaking Bad days. I can definitely say that it is one of the masterpieces of our times. Pure gold.
I agree 100%! I'm at a loss for words at the moment, but suffice it to say that the overall writing, acting, and character development had me immersed and emotionally invested throughout. It's difficult to know whether BCS would stand on its own without the BB series as a precedent, but its equally good production definitely makes it the best supplemental/extended universe series I've ever to date.
Masterpiece of all time you mean
BRAVO VINCE
I love the next scene when Jesse is shocked that Saul didn't take Walt's bribe "that guy? in there? didn't take the bribe?"
"Morally outraged"
Saul thought it was low. Lol
@@MC-vh7go Yeah he also didn't know Walt so he wouldn't just take bribes from a random stranger he just met
bribe was way to low
It's funny how Saul was supposed to only appear in 3 episodes, and the little Irish joke already opened up his future development as a character
What are you saying? How did he appear in so many more then? Was ist not scripted?
Kinda like Jesse and even Spike from ‘Buffy’ fame.
The personalities shined through the limitations of their characters.
@@hkplol1325 Sometimes a character is originally only intended to appear for a few episodes, but either fan response or an unexpected enhancement of the storyline changes the writers' minds and the character continues through the series. Jesse was the same thing. He was only supposed to appear a few times, but his interaction with Walt just carried the storyline so well, they wrote him in as a permanent character.
@@AllynHin Stop lying.
@@Janik-pwoejrur They're not, though? They were gonna kill off Jesse and Hank very early in the series.
1:00
The attention to details is incredible
The way he adjusts his ring just like in better call saul🤯🤯
Out of Jimmy’s bad choice roads, this is the worst one of them.
Maybe not, my guess is that Mike/Gus steered Saul to defend Badger.
@@seezu84 And why they would do that?
What? This is before Mike/Gus. Saul was the one who made the introduction to them later.
huh
@@TheWindWaker333On the other hand Mike investigated Walt for Saul offscreen.
This is the moment Saul Goodman became the "breaker of bad news"
0:16 This is the moment Walter White became DB Cooper
Every time I see this scene I can’t help but laugh at Walt trying to wear a poor disguise when meeting with a shady lawyer. Seems really naive but funny regardless.
The isotopes hat really does it for me.
3:37 that look when he realizes is priceless
Crazy watching this scene after tonight’s episode of Better Call Saul.
Everything with Lalo and Kim leaving Jimmy killed him and Saul rose in his place
um hello, SPOILERS???????????
Just kidding. If you're here reading that and haven't watched the shows, you're an idiot.
_Nippy_ shows that Jimmy’s still there, under even the new exterior of Gene Takovic
@@3headedsnake388 No it shows that Saul is still there.
Jimmy was the level headed lawyer actually trying to make a difference in the world and Saul was his escape from reality after he lost everything to do what he wanted to do most which was being a lawyer.
@@waxo6133 although Jimmy is certainly “better” morally than Saul. I wouldn’t say Jimmy was a level headed lawyer trying to make a difference. After all, he is Slippin Jimmy. Manipulating Irene for the Sandpiper settlement, all the games with Chuck… def not level headed
@@francojimenez9093 Although that was around the start of the show, yes he was slippin Jimmy which does prove he wasn’t trying to make a difference, my mistake. Jimmy was trying to make a living and was doing honest work where he used his skills from his past to manipulate and win in cases where he wouldn’t have stood a chance. Saul is all that is left after Jimmy lost everything and is a criminal lawyer using almost illegal and full on illegal tactics to win his cases. Jimmy is still there as you can see throughout Breaking bad like when he pleads for his life when at gun point by Jesse where he says he didn’t want any of this, but he is mostly saul with glimpses of Jimmy. Gene is almost a mix of Saul and Jimmy, using manipulative tactics to get his way in all most situations he’s thrown into. Also super excited for tonight’s episode
"I hope I'm not the breaker of bad news"
The subtle writing on this show is unreal. Always pick up new things in re-watches.
Odenkirk was always an underrated gem in Hollywood! Love this character.
He tells his real name here. What attention to detail 👌👌👌
I still cant believe they made a sequel to better call saul
@@NuggetInAJar what do you mean? This isn’t from the upcoming season of better call Saul?
@@laaa7833 Nope, this is from season 2, episode 8 of BB, titled "Better Called Saul"
@@NuggetInAJar they made a Better Call Saul show?
@@mattjindrak watch it now!!!
Love how Saul goes about his business and gives his charming sales pitch despite Walt wearing sunglasses inside and clearly wanting to keep a low profile
"I hate to be the BREAKer of BAD news..."
Breaking Bad fans meeting Better Call Saul fans without knowing the other showed existed
Everybody knows that Breaking Bad exists. Better Call Saul, sadly not.
@@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470 honestly breaking bad has a massive amount of memes
Thats not possible.
@@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470 Tell that to my grandma
Lol
0:23 The way he said "Saul Goodman" 😂😂😂😂
😂
😂
When Saul says the man that got his head crashed by an ATM machine was a client of his and we see the guy in the nail salon in bcs season 6 trailer 🧐 the script is without flaws 👏👏
Just came back to rewatch this scene and you’re right. Those writers know what they are doing.
@@johnhaug1281 And when Mike and Jesse are doing dead drops Mike says I used to have a guy.. He's talking about Nacho :(
@@sorrygtfo wrong. He's talking about Victor. That was after Gus cut Victor's throat.
@@AlanGarciaC.1093 Victor wasn't Mikes guy. He was Gus' guy
@@sorrygtfo nacho wasn't Mike's guy.
Vince Gilligan scripts are so good...that it may appear they filmed Better Call Saul before Breaking Bad.
Lmao, so age ain’t a big deal or turnoff for you?
Um how difficult is to make this character and then make BCS
SAUL GOODMAN WAS SUCH A WELL WRITTEN CHARACTER FROM THE JUMP
FRFR
Well written is 1 thing.
Bob Odenkirk took the writing to a whole new level!
No, he's not wearing the same outfit lol
Its very close. The one man whos face we couldnt see in last nights episode is also wearing a shirt identical to Walts, but the pants are a slightly different color. Plus, you hear the coughing quiet loudly. If they DO do it this way, its not identical... But close enough to pass it off.
It's very similar, could just be a continuity error
Wdym?
Welcome fellow BCS watchers. Yes I also had to check to see if it matched what he was wearing at the end of tonight’s episode lol. Absolutely insane we finally made it to the BB timeline!
“A pipe hitting member of the tribe.” Just a great aside and it explains quite a bit about what a scam man he is.
This is the moment where Jimmy's life is forever changed:
The moment Walter walked through that door.
I like how 0:54 is "most played." More people know than you think.
I would imagine a lot of people who watched BB have watched BCS yeah
@@hamzerpanzer Actually I was doing an antisemitism.
I love how he nervously adjusts the ring when he talks about the fake name. And Marco wasn't even a glimmer in Vince Gillighan's mind yet!
I checked to see if he was wearing the same fit lol
That's exactly why I'm here, in fact I was waiting for Walt to show up at the end of the episode but he didn't.
0:14 - DB Cooper!!😎😎😎🕶🕶🕶🕶
this scene hits different after tonights episode of better call saul
“The guy who got his head smooshed? Used to be a client of mine.” Nice Easter Egg in S6E3 of Better Call Saul.
How so? Did i miss something?
@@PliskinHK He meant Episode 4 :D
who are we talking about?
@@rakshithprajwal5069 Yea, who?
We need to get to the bottom of this...
He never answered
Came back to check what Saul was wearing in this scene to see if it was the same to what he wore in the ending of 609, it’s not so the ending can’t be right before this scene
Similar tie only
Me too. He was wearing an orange/salmon color tie in Fun and Games while this one is red and silver. But I thought for sure it was the day he met Badger/Walt because of his “public masturbator.”
I also love how Saul knew he was ‘The Man’ immediately....
This was the exact moment where Walt met Saul
What do you mean?
@@mattjindrak He meant this was the exact moment where Walt became Hisenberg *meme refference*
oh thanks i thought this was huell meeting walter jr
Good thing this encounter morally outraged him! He could've gone down a real bad path had he decided to get into business with Walt
Watching these scene again I just think it's so hilarious the way Walt tries to threaten with the atm machine but even if that was the case I don't think Saul would be too scared considering was he has already been through. Saul owned Walt here
"What, dude didn't wanna take a bribe?
That dude in there, Saul Goodman we're talking about."
That was my reaction
Me watching BB before watching BCS: "This guy's hilarious. I already like him".
Me rewatching BB after having watched BCS: *sheer depression*
Lmao at 0:45 “another potato eater”. Walt’s face.. priceless
Cranston himself has Irish ancestry btw 😜.
@@MyMusicHarbourage but Odenkirk is dutch surname
Lmao that DB Cooper joke was pretty awesome
I think the timeline has caught up with Walt...
"My real name is McGill."
Saul, you have no idea what those words really mean.
"A fellow patata eater..."😂
“My real name is McGill” Bravo Vince
2 of the greatest characters ever created in the history of tv-played by absolute masters of their craft ❤️
Y'all really made an entire 6 season spinoff off line "Real name's McGill." Vravo, Bince!
2:33 Hello cameracrew in the reflection of Walt's glasses :)
Don'tcha love how even Saul's laugh is grimey?! 2:00
Sounds like my boss 😂
Saul is like a Real Life GTA Character, he's so well written
Saul was such a good character. They should have had a whole show about him.
If they made a show about him using his catchphrase, I might consider watching it.
@@ernestothegod Can't see it catching on tbh, but if they did make one then I guess I might give it a look. Maybe for one episode.
This scene hits different after finding out what happened with Jimmy and his wife, and how that fully transformed him into Saul Goodman.
"breaker of bad news"
3:32 “all is right in the world!” no jimmy it’s def not
The way he shakes his hand and says “Saul Goodman” really nailed the character
Walt has to be the world’s worst criminal. He could not have looked more suspicious 😂
Let justice be done, though the heavens fall.
The DB Cooper joke always has me crying
1:34 😳😳😳😳
Breaking bad reference. 😳😳😳
HE SAID IT!!!!!!!!!
From the traumas we’ve seen in BCS, him accepting $10k seems like a low price.
3:37 "-and the gons is yours"
“You kidding me? The dude didn’t want to take a bribe? That guy?”
“Morally outraged he said. He said he’d call the cops.”
It's incredibly strange watching Jimmy as Saul in Breaking Bad after all the background we was presented about him in BCS, always bring me the sensation of meeting someone that I hasn't met a long time ago
0:09 "should I call the FBI?"
I strive to be that easy going and humorous in everyday conversation.
It’s embarrassing, whoever runs this channel. This is Mr Mayhew’s first meeting with Saul, not Walter. He’s not in this scene 🤦♂️
*Mayhew
No thats walt jackson, jesse jackson's father
im pretty sure we don't even saw walt after s1 ep6 because after that we only see heisenburger
this joke is terrible just like anyone who liked this comments sense of humor
@@noticomputer6017 hell yeah it is B)
i love when saul says "i hope iam not the breaker of bad..." and walt replies "No thanks. IAM THE ONE WHO BREAKS BAD"
Who came here after episode 9? I thought walter will walk in at the end of the episode haha
Man, Jimmy worked Walt like an artist
When the main character meets the ACTUAL main character.
When Walter showed up and said “It’s Waltin’ time” and Walted all over Saul I cried
Truly one of the scenes ever. It is a waltified walthead classic.
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Wow, your so funny.
@@3X3LR8 🤓
I was Walted away by that scene
3:22 We see him finally in BCS
Wow
Imagine how funny yet appropriate it would be to end better call saul when walt walks through the door
No, we wanna see what happen to Saul after last discussion with W.W in BB
@@Omar-zr5sd He talked to the vacuum cleaner guy and went to Nebraska. That’s what the black and white flash forwards have been showing us. Not sure what else there is to know.
Well 💀💀
@@Strummiethank god you’re not a writer
3:12 he’s desensitized 🤧🥲
I just now realized the hat Walt is wearing is an Albuquerque Isotopes hat, and Jeff had an air freshener of the same team in better call saul in his taxi.
Everyone coming here to check how Saul is dressed when he meets Walt just so they can prepare themselves for this scene in BCS
YESSSS
This is when Badger became Kevin Costner
“My real name’s McGill…”
Goddamnit Vince. Lol.
00:38 when you don't present the envelope to the escort in time.
This first meeting between Saul and Walt is one of my favorite scenes in the show. Two brilliant actors.