Better Call Saul - Jimmy and Chuck sings The Winner Takes It All

Better Call Saul Season 4 Episode10 FINALE
Jimmy and Chuck sings The Winner Takes It All

[@Qwazin]

The winner takes it all, the loser better call Saul

[@killjoysmakesomenoiz9153]

This is underated 😂😂

[@ts_mythicality1048]

Andreas Nordvall This should be the top comment.

[@manicdepressent]

So funny that I'll go cry some more.

[@chiyulater9752]

Genius lmao

[@AlmostProfessional1995]

Comment of the year goes to...

[@LowResCatExplosion]

This is the BCS equivalent of Walt if he went go karting with Jesse

[@britneyhochman5204]

As funny as this comment is, there’s so much truth to it. I think that’s where BCS separates itself from BB: the earnestness of the main character rubs off on the tone and vibe of the rest of the show. In BCS, there are two scenes with Jimmy and Chuck alone that consistently make me cry (this scene and the flashback in the series finale). In BB it doesn’t matter how much sympathy and heartache Jesse elicited, I’d always feel like shit because I knew Walt made him feel this way. This is not a fault against BB, I enjoy watching a thought-provoking trainwreck, but I think it’s scenes like this that exemplify one of the many reasons that Better Call Saul feels different.

[@muhammadeyssa23648]

@@britneyhochman5204 Breaking Bad and Walter slam BCS and Jimmy.

[@Ratchet2431]

@@muhammadeyssa23648 I prefer BCS. It's more human.

[@MrShinnickNeth]

@@nijepavleYeah Walter wouldn't. Remember how Jesse gets Walter a watch for his birthday? Walter NEVER does anything like that for Jesse. I realized that in my latest rewatch. All Walter does is dampen Jesse's spirit when he's happy. Walter's dynamic with Jesse is all about control.

[@samxdy5563]

I would say the equivalent is when Jesse gives him the watch

[@CozyVemgeance]

This scene feels like a funeral for someone you wish you knew better

[@rolandverde8771]

😢 this was the first moment it occured to me jimmy literally had no other family. This had to be one of the happiest days of his entire life. Beautiful and one of my favorite openings

[@montgomerygarmadon4688]

I want to cry every single time

[@christinetassone3156]

​@@montgomerygarmadon4688I do. My husband and I just teared up watching this.

[@dontthey.]

It’s just so sad because you can practically see Jimmys inner child BEGGING Chuck to indulge him for just one moment and how outrageously happy the small act makes him. He just wanted his brother to like him😭

[@advokiller]

@@dontthey. Yeah, exactly, that's why Jimmy turned to Saul😢

[@BigNappa]

I can't believe how beautiful Chuck's voice is when he sings.

[@rondid]

Michael Mc Kean was also lead singer and guitarist of Spinal Tap ("This is Spinal Tap" - Rob Reiner - 1984)

[@BigNappa]

@@rondid Holy shit that's awesome!

[@BigNappa]

@@dudelookslikeagirl My friends told me the same thing! I'm definitely gonna watch this.

[@MisterGenesis64AK]

He won a grammy

[@Firefoxy-rz1nw]

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[@Thephinxst]

4 seasons of learning to hate Chuck and we get thrown this in the finale, brilliant.

[@Carlos-ln8fd]

He was supposed to be likeable in season 1 but I think people forget that because McKean did such a great job as a villain afterwards

[@kittenmeister7858]

@@Carlos-ln8fd In my opinion he is always likable, it's just this feeling of sorryness when you see him trying to help Jimmy in his own very bad way. But still I was sad he died and this scene made me cry.

[@hanabongo]

Mbrufon

[@soupforyou11]

He was just way too ethical to be likeable. He was blinded by ethics that he tried screwing his brother. Jimmy actually managing to achieve things easily rubbed him the wrong way. Then again, we're seeing mainly from Jimmy's perspective. From Chuck's, Jimmy is a crook.

[@andyjonze5600]

This shows so good having complex human emotional conflicts like these. Best series on tv right now

[@nikossfinias3648]

Fun fact: Jimmy's singing is the reason Chuck developed his hypersensitivity problem.

[@omegajrz1269]

Jajajaja. Cierto.

[@bombstroker5977]

Cierto de nuevo

[@davidyh543]

jajaja

[@goodkat6296]

Hahahhaa lol

[@fvc1612]

What???

[@blaba2639]

Chuck doesn't need autotune 🔥🔥🔥

[@Lileddieradio]

Does Kanye have competition?!?!!?

[@Firefoxy-rz1nw]

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[@JohnSmith-wv5km]

have some more chicken, have some more pie

[@apples4871]

it doesn’t matter if it’s boiled or fried

[@porco4030]

autotune? what a sick joke!

[@jamesdan6895]

Breaking Bad never had anything this emotionally devastating and beautiful. This scene makes me genuinely upset with the life Jimmy went on to live.

[@alanrubero5595]

Breaking Bad had a lott of emotiinally devastating moments too. Both are heartbreaking in some point.

[@microsoftpowerpoint3039]

@@alanrubero5595 nowhere near this much though

[@cutehunter9659]

@@microsoftpowerpoint3039 come on man,. Breaking bad and better call Saul, both of these shows are goat

[@microsoftpowerpoint3039]

@@cutehunter9659 yeah I know, I just think BCS is better. BB is still amazing

[@cutehunter9659]

@@microsoftpowerpoint3039 ok Well i m also enjoying bcs more than BB, which i never thought I would lmao

[@AdamDampOwlPowell]

Vince did it. He found an excuse to make Michael McKean sing. I’m delighted.

[@matt4787]

And it wasn't forced. It added depth to the relationship of Chuck and Jimmy.

[@antipeter8013]

It was Peter Gould, not Vince. Vince barely worked on season 4, yet people give him all the credit

[@jimmynorton1001]

why is that do you think? Why did he take a back seat?

[@antipeter8013]

@@jimmynorton1001 i think he just wanted to relax or something and let Gould do this on his own...of course, he is still involved with major storylines of BCS and will always be, but he stated almost all of work on this season was done by Peter Gould..and yet people give all the credit to Vince which i find annoying lol

[@jimmynorton1001]

Thanks, I now find it annoying because up until now I was also one to be giving him all the credit.

[@jmcg2246]

"You never mattered to me at all" My perspective changed after watching this. Here you can see him enjoying, having fun with his brother, he even took care of him after he's drunk. I believe Chuck really did care about his brother, he just let his anger and hatred took over.

[@countersphere2924]

That is why I cried like a baby during this scene. It reminds me so much of my little brother and me, how I used to kinda look down on him and things he said I even said some very Chuck things to my lil bro, but it was just bottled up anger and a bit of jealousy. I always loved him even if I pretended not to. It would almost seem like I hated him to the outside world. But I still loved him. And now that that is past us and we now hang out like we did as kids it makes it so much sadder that Chuck just like me probably could with enough time finally let go of that hate. And instead respect his brother for what he is and learn to express your love properly.

[@jmcg2246]

@@countersphere2924 that was beautiful, thanks for sharing. Glad you and your little bro are ok now.

[@countersphere2924]

@@jmcg2246 Yeah me too. Which makes this scene so much sadder knowing that Jimmy and Chuck will never experience their brotherly love again and share these sort of moments ever again.

[@dogmaticka]

Chuck definitely loved jimmy just in his own twisted way

[@flm5996]

The winner takes it alll You never mattered to me at alll

[@go2damoon555]

I love how you can just tell that part of chuck only joins in singing cause he knows he’s better than jimmy lol

[@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3]

Yeah that's the sad part

[@yacinealimi7808]

whats great is that was probably jimmy’s plan

[@madmax5144]

At the beggining; he seems reluctant to join to the karaoke.

[@go2damoon555]

@@yacinealimi7808 facts they knew each other so well. Not themselves though.

[@Karl_Drogo55]

@@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3 idk about sad, Jimmy intentionally did this I feel knowing how his brother would react and he WANTS his brother to desperately join in on the fun and stay and have fun with everyone...it meant a lot to Jimmy at that time for his brother to cut loose and have fun. What really seals that is when Jimmy starts singing again in the bed and Chuck still joins in on it with him(no audience just them 2 having a moment)

[@kevinmalone584]

Everyone who came back to this scene truly appreciated the genius of the finale

[@ryanmerkle7892]

Do you mind elaborating on the connection between the finale and this scene ? I’d love to hear your thoughts.

[@sauceguy19]

this scene is one of the few glimpses we get at Chuck and Jimmy enjoying a healthy relationship as brothers. I think it reaffirms why Jimmy is determined to set the record straight.

[@michaelst.michaels1490]

@@ryanmerkle7892 maybe the only moment we see Jimmy and chucks “brotherly love”. Not sure if it’s even real or if chuck realizes he is getting applause by his staff and he enjoys the ego trip.

[@pppatchyyy]

@@ryanmerkle7892 The Time Machine book Chuck holds show that Jimmy’s true Time Machine moment would’ve been to repair him and Chuck’s relationship.

[@mateoairaudo5535]

You got it, man.

[@SilverSpade92]

What I love is that Jimmy takes absolutely no offence at Chuck stealing the mic. Watch Jimmy at 1:45. No jealousy, no spite, he's just so happy to be there in that moment. A rare glimse of his stuffy brother letting his guard down and having some fun for once. My headcanon is that Jimmy hit the wrong notes on purpose to coax Chuck into taking over.

[@crazycodkiller]

I bet he butchered the song on purpose so his brother would pick up the mic and have his time for once. I mean, they are brothers, I bet he knew he was a good singer. He just had to put him on stage.

[@Rodolf62]

I also see in that moment that Jimmy wants to include its brother in its song, he wants to share a great moment. But Chuck prefers to sing alone and takes all the audience's attention. That makes me sad for him despite he doesn't show anything. He is just "oh ! ok..." and moves back :'(

[@JordanMgordan]

Having been in that position myself, that definitely strikes me as Chuck letting his ego take over and steal the spotlight. And Jimmy, just wanting to please his brother, takes a step back. He wanted to share this with his brother and his brother still ended up excluding him. He doesn't take it as disrespect though, but instead internalizes it as "I still have to earn his respect". It's part of what makes these shows so great. That's such an identifiable and painful moment, but it's realistically brief.

[@confettieyes]

@@JordanMgordan well said

[@hunterlee3353]

VenomShock shut the fuck up baby not everything chuck does is “his ego taking over” it’s called having fun on stage

[@rohitbhushan8855]

I'll always hate the AMC for not letting Chuck complete the song.

[@MatheusGomes-ud3vf]

Exactly my feeling. I would pay to hear Chuck singing a full version.

[@schmuck.on.wheels]

I noticed they cut it off right before the explicitly romantic verse (tell me does she kiss, like I used to kiss you). Every lyric before this can be applied to Chuck and Jimmy's relationship, so I imagine that's why they cut him off when they did.

[@tommyaguirre3479]

@@schmuck.on.wheels They could've let him end the chorus though, but i guess thats fair

[@TheRothmetal]

That's my thought too

[@sunsetman22]

well, the show must go on I guess?

[@slydEvil35]

Chuck McGill was one of the greatest tv characters ever. So many layers of bitterness, genius, and vulnerability.

[@PolishGod1234]

I agree. That's why season 3 was so great - the conflict between him and Jimmy in this season was something else. Season 4 felt kinda empty without Chuck

[@jimmy2k4o]

Instead of “characters” you could inplant lawyer and the saying would be the same.

[@shahzadmunawarnizamani7186]

​@@PolishGod1234i only see facts

[@shahzadmunawarnizamani7186]

You can say he was jerk of a person but he truly was onr of the best characters in tv history

[@billk9023]

Jimmy just wanted to sing with his brother … and Chuck had to outshine him. It is kinda ironic that “perfect” Chuck was secretly envious of “imperfect” Jimmy. Such a complex brother-to-brother relationship. Both traumatized … but in different ways.

[@LifeOfRy]

The way Jimmy sings in a cavalier, non serious “just for fun” manner in contrast to Chuck taking it seriously and really trying to give a respectable performance is such a great analogy to their relationship and the way they curated their lives/careers.

[@frostassassin7265]

wow we got sherlock over here with his ability to understand basic and obvious allegorical plot devices

[@LifeOfRy]

@@frostassassin7265 focus on keeping the lights on in your home you parcel

[@Onmysheet]

Chuck is acting like a child, trying to steal the limelight.

[@jonglow]

I would pay for a complete version of the song from Michael McKean

[@flyforce16]

I will contribute to the fund for a full Michael McKean cover concert

[@FerchoMexicali]

Me too.

[@Terrekain]

My favorite movie with Mckean is Short Circuit 2. Just love the personality he brings to that movie, the foil to Ben and Johnny.

[@mapleblue]

I want it toooooooo!!!

[@jakobden.6471]

I want jimmys version

[@virgilio9947]

A Chuck's full version of this would totally be on my Spotify.

[@constantinoarguedas8423]

Que buen comentario!!

[@gerardop.6134]

He is a singer

[@microsoftpowerpoint3039]

But not Jimmy's

[@camiq1358]

You're not a real singer!

[@del3450]

SAME

[@felixsubsound3019]

This scene is a perfect metaphor of their relationship. The way Chucks takes the microphone from his younger brother is absolutely flawless

[@reginalannister2262]

yeah, he yanks the microphone realizing that for once he's the entertaining, "fun" one among the two and enjoys getting all the attention he doesn't want to share with Jimmy. While Jimmy is fine with it, genuinely enjoying his brother's success. I've noticed it with friends as well, some say that you only learn your true friends when you're in trouble, but sometimes it is more revealing when you're enjoying big success.

[@jeremytewari3346]

It’s such a subdued example of Chuck’s toxic traits but it’s really well done. Even though it is kinda dickish, the fact that Jimmy is so happy for him even though he’s hogging the attention really shows how much he loved him.

[@aryan7767]

@@jeremytewari3346 ok thats actually a great point

[@FuriontheWise]

@@reginalannister2262 I think it also shows that when Jimmy sings alone, he sounds pretty bad, but for that brief period where they're both singing into the mic, you don't notice that. They both sound good.

[@reginalannister2262]

@@FuriontheWise Agree, they could be perfect partners, if one didn't feel the need to sabotage the other. Jimmy is more inventive, while Chuck would keep him relatively straight and narrow.

[@thedrewdog]

It's even more heartbreaking when you realize the song is about a divorce -- particularly how one person has moved on, and the other hasn't....no wonder Chuck put his soul into it.

[@heyitzmae]

right? as if this song isn't depressing enough as it is they just had to make it that much worse

[@matthewharmon1563]

Jimmy had also been divorced twice at this point

[@thedrewdog]

@@matthewharmon1563 Jimmy found the one in Kim. Chuck had found the one and had just lost her.

[@officialmonarchmusic]

@@thedrewdogI mean to be fair, it seems they had a happy separation due to touring

[@eddyyamato8854]

No series has touched the relationship of brothers as intimately and personally as this, magical.

[@calebcruz2812]

What about Fortnite

[@henrysailo7997]

@@calebcruz2812 true 😢

[@_ITALUKE_]

what about The last man of Earth?

[@nathanlatham5651]

Prison break honorable mention

[@nicnaciswack8681]

Supernatural

[@diegoloaiza9229]

Like Jimmy said in the audience, Chuck loved him as a brother, not as a lawyer. One of the most emotive moments

[@mueslisnipes9515]

Chuck literally said to Jimmy "you've never mattered all that much to me." he preventing him from getting a job at HHM, please enlighten me on how much Chuck loved him as a brother.

[@baaaldur]

​@@mueslisnipes9515 first off, what chuck said to jimmy in the season 3 finale was a lie. of course jimmy mattered to chuck, whether he liked it or not. everything chuck did throughout the entire series was revolved around jimmy. he mattered a great deal to chuck. secondly, chuck preventing jimmy from getting a job at HHM (as a lawyer) supports the thought that he loved him as a brother but hated him as a lawyer.

[@genelordelrosario]

@@baaaldur i dont think so the friend of jimmy the one who dies also stated that chuck sees Jimmy as a douchebag and when their mother die chuck didnt tell to jimmy her last words tell me how chuck loves jimmy

[@hitrapperandartistdababy]

Muesli Snipes why do you think chucks electomagnetic amxiety returns shortly after definitively endning his relationship with his brother?

[@slowedmood7440]

@@mueslisnipes9515 After saying that to Jimmy we can see he's nervous until Jimmy left the house. And after being out of his brother visual, chuck covered his mouth with his hand like he was nearly crying. That's the details who make difference. Chuck love his brother, not the lawyer.

[@neo-luddismrules]

I genuinely think Chuck's actor is great at singing

[@MisterGenesis64AK]

He's a singer and an actor. He even won a Grammy.

[@AshCosgrove]

Dude was in Spinal Tap at the minimum. He knows his way around a mic.

[@Firefoxy-rz1nw]

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[@Firefoxy-rz1nw]

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[@finleymorris04]

It doesn’t matter if he’s boiled or fried

[@toffifeen6257]

They're such great brothers. I hope their relationship doesn't fall apart at any point in time.

[@sillymonkey73]

hopefully one of them doesnt change a address

[@rockubabe]

They were 💔

[@dwaynethemineraljohnson412]

​@@sillymonkey73 chucks singing is fire i sure hope he doesn't put himself on fire

[@MrDead00]

​@@dwaynethemineraljohnson412 rocky you're wrong.

[@AshleysBrother]

Oh boy

[@kenethrojas98]

I also wanted to hear Kim singing Bohemian Rhapsody

[@gracebagac662]

Same here

[@Zoroasto1]

Same

[@Qwazin]

I see a little silhouetto of a Saul

[@rtozier2011]

Life had just begun, and now I've gone and thrown it all away...

[@LiamAxleCPanis]

Fucking same

[@VidaAnimada]

The best scene in television history.

[@Erick-xc5sw]

Unfortunately it's Saul gone now😪

[@realisM404]

Followed by 'Its all good man' for me

[@guldin5317]

Its a big surprise seeing such an emotional bomb from an spin-off of an already great show! E que surpresa te ver por aqui tio Michel! Grande fã do seu trabalho 😁

[@lemonations9550]

Only rivaled by Walts death scene

[@northseaempire2964]

​@@lemonations9550 Hank's death scene would be a better rival

[@reddcrasher2902]

I don’t know how anyone can watch this scene and think that Chuck was right about Jimmy or Jimmy was right about Chuck. They definitely had a difficult relationship but they both cared for eachother.

[@johannliebert2870]

I mean, the final scene is of Chuck taking care of his drunk brother and making sure he's in order lol.

[@Fujikorific]

Yeah they obviously loved each other but couldn't give the other what they needed. ):

[@Malthizar]

Chuck was always right about Jimmy. That's why he harbored resentment. He's literally the Jessie "he can't keep getting away with it" meme. It's true both brothers loved each other and could have expressed it healthier, but make no mistake on who started and ended their NM journey going to prison

[@Longshanks1690]

@@Malthizar Was Chuck right about Jimmy, or was he intent on making himself right about Jimmy? Chuck was so determined to make everyone else see the two bit huckster who always has an agenda and can’t be trusted that he’d seen since she first caught him with his hands in their parents cash register that he was willing to destroy Jimmy’s career and life over it. From telling Howard to keep Jimmy out of HHM all the way to telling Jimmy he never mattered much to him, Chuck did everything in his power to prove to himself that his preconceived notions of Jimmy were right no matter what any other evidence said. He refused to accept that Jimmy could be a great lawyer too because he was always going to be Slippin Jimmy and rather than help him, he would rather destroy him. His pride and ego could not abide any other outcome since the idea of the brother he’d always looked down on being his equal was a concept that disgusted everything he’d built himself up to be. So yes, Chuck was right about Jimmy. But he never for one second entertained the notion that he might be wrong about him when, if he had, things would have been a helluva lot different for them.

[@northseaempire2964]

​@@Longshanks1690 Yeah, Jimmy really was the chimp with a machine gun after all.

[@lavatacoburrito9410]

The most heartbreaking moment was them singing together in the bed as they fell asleep. For a moment they forgot their rivalries and were goofing around.

[@adi_movic]

The way Jimmy looks at Chuck at 1:19 while they're singing together breaks my heart considering what's going to happen. He really loved him

[@flyforce16]

They each loved each other, just could never express that properly to each other. They were more alike than either would care to admit

[@andrewchou3g]

Both are great actors

[@agreysmore9794]

@@flyforce16 I don’t fully agree. Sure Chuck likes Jimmy, but it’s toxic and entirely unhealthy. Jimmy really cared for Chuck and treated him with the upmost love and respect.

[@sigmamale1921]

@@agreysmore9794 chuck was always right about jimmy He always got himself and the others around him in trouble

[@kitsv]

@@sigmamale1921 but he was disrespectful unloving and unsoportive. He was right but the way he expressed himself destroyed the whole relationship

[@cr3567]

Michael McKean has a great voice

[@oliverkim7696]

He won a Grammy so it makes sense

[@TheTonyEntertainment]

@@oliverkim7696 wow! really? for what?

[@zacharybaudean1506]

He's a pro singer as well as a phenomenal actor! I can't believe he wasn't even nominated for his performance as Chuck, especially in Season 3's Chicanery, still the best episode of this show

[@annep2693]

Lead singer of the epic band Spinal Tap!! Check out such classics as "Big Bottom" and "Bitch School". OMG the funniest shit ever. Hello Cleveland!

[@irequintaluce2981]

Well he's David St. Hubbins, singer for the legendary metal band Spinal Tap! Check them out, they played at the Freddie Mercury tribute.

[@percussionko169]

This smashes the feels after the series finale

[@MomJeans1738]

Watching the "Something Stupid" montages of Jimmy and Kim after the series finale will also hit you right in the feels

[@TimTomJimJom]

Something like this would’ve been so much better as an ending

[@pietrosal9629]

Yes , It is Emotional

[@cbou713]

literally omg

[@wyattworkman1287]

@@TimTomJimJom the ending was perfect though

[@DoubleU555]

„I don’t wanna talk, about the things we’ve gone through” You should’ve, both of you🥺.

[@itsjustaaron2907]

I can’t be the only one who finds it BRILLIANT that we spend 3 seasons learning to hate Chuck in his old and bitter state, constantly wondering why on earth jimmy refuses to just cut ties and see the ugliness in him. But the tragic part is how when he finally sees the ugliness and sees Chuck how we’ve been taught to see him, they show us this scene. Now we know why jimmy had so much love for Chuck and put up with him for so long, we see the good side, but now it’s too late. Jimmy has made up his mind and now all the audience can do is sit back and watch in horror as jimmy transcends into Saul Goodman.

[@onemoreminute0543]

I actually sympathised with Chuck during the bar hearing in Chicaney as he wasn't wrong about what he was saying. Plus Jimmy was starting to go arguably too far in his antics around that time. He was starting to turn from a lovable arsehole into just... an arsehole. But for me this scene hits different as it's the only time we see Jimmy and Chuck as brothers who aren't trying to outwit and undermine each other

[@aketchupman5103]

Chuck loved his brother, Jimmy McGill, but hated the lawyer, now Jimmy has turned into the lawyer Saul Goodman. His brother died with Chuck

[@Hollowfication96]

@@onemoreminute0543 im sure that undermine your Brother and not aknowledge all his hard work has nothing to do with how Jimmy decided to act

[@onemoreminute0543]

@@Hollowfication96 Chuck's attempts to undermine his brother were arguably unfair, but that was a far cry from Jimmy actually exploiting his mental illness to get what he wanted

[@Hollowfication96]

@@onemoreminute0543 exploiting his mental health is such a bigger reach. Jimmy took care of Chuck for years and started slipping only when he find out about his Brother backstab. Now he definitely has in him but lets not play like Chuck is some kind of Saint

[@JakAtlas]

GoT don't deserve the best drama award.

[@G-0]

and whatever wins this year probably won't deserve it either if it's not BCS

[@carlosvaler4120]

The winner takes it all

[@Metarockerlml]

Emmy, Oscar, Game Awards are the same pathetic shit these days

[@lydio995]

You're god damn right

[@dannyherrera1598]

Better Call Saul is an amazing drama show. Didt know what to expect. Ended up loving it even more than Breaking Bad.

[@Bl4ckinferno178]

this to me is the saddest scene in the show. you completely understand their relationship if you have had a sibling... obviously i hope if you have a sibling its not similar to jimmy and chucks relationship, but you understand how it feels and how it could manifest into what it is in the show after so many years under strain

[@seenasoltani1808]

The ending of this episode makes it even more sad.

[@serjherman]

Beautiful, haunting, and poetic. Farewell to the best piece of art in television history ever.

[@ect.164]

Breaking Bad è superiore

[@serjherman]

@@ect.164 It's incredible too, but I just connect with BCS on a personal level way too much. It has incredible character study and development. Truly a series of all time, haha.

[@mateoairaudo5535]

AMEN to that

[@edwardhernandez6668]

He cared, of course he cared. He was just mad when he said what he said and now neither of them will ever have the chance to apologize.

[@TheTonyEntertainment]

😔

[@flyforce16]

:( Me too...

[@lightgreen3479]

Well Chuck apologised in his letter. Just Jimmy won't be able to.

[@phenomenalprofile7189]

@@lightgreen3479 the letter was made before chuck told jimmy that he doesn't care. and it was obvious that the letter was bullshit because chuck very obviously didn't like his brother. and of course jimmy thought the letter was complete bullshit too

[@palladiumclaw7203]

@@phenomenalprofile7189 You are goddamn right!

[@alexisinostroza5695]

What I really like about this opening is that they portray their brotherhood differently, in a closer and caring way, not as we are used to, and that creates the nostalgic environment that kills you inside

[@VDA19]

Lol, chuck steals the mic for a solo. He always looked down on Jimmy

[@ThePunisherSpider]

lol, the writers already explained (because some people don't see it) that it was Jimmy's plan to give up the mic. He wanted Chuck to have fun, and Chuck cared and loved Jimmy, he had a meeting, but still wanted to stay for his brother and make him breakfast.

[@paulomachado7328]

pateuvasiliu Yeah, but it also shows how Jimmy is so used to being in Chuck's shadow he feels more comfortable actually letting him steal the show.

[@NealSFM]

@@ThePunisherSpider doesn't help the end product makes it looks like jimmy is weirded out that chuck took the mic at first.

[@dawnlovescouture2644]

No way, it showed how Chuck was spiteful in everything he did. He got up to sing knowing he would outdo his brother.

[@gypsyderek3075]

this hurts more after the finale

[@DrVVVinK]

That last scene was so sad and beautiful to watch. It showed Chuck did love his brother and was interested in the law he was practicing. If only they stayed in talk that night.

[@admantum1562]

The names McGill, James McGill.

[@sirezekiel6156]

I think Jimmy purposefully chose this song, butchered singing it, and dragged Chuck on stage because he knew his brother enjoyed it. Jimmy could tell the moment he told Chuck he passed the bar that he was in some capacity displeased, which we learn is true. But It still mattered to Jimmy to share his joy with him in this moment, and that’s why Jimmy isn’t bothered, and pretends to be flustered when Chuck steals the spotlight. He knew it would make Chuck happy. I bawled at this scene.

[@JW-un8ui]

It’s the most realistic depiction of a conflicted brotherly relationship I have ever seen. It’s made me cry too.

[@coleeckerman1390]

So cool seeing Jimmy use his con-artist skills for good

[@Pekkamaattanen]

This whole scene is so great. Seeing the brothers together smiling, having fun... such a great opening.

[@matheuscruz8574]

I can't be the only one who got chills.

[@VDA19]

Haha you must ve missed the part where chuck snatches the microphone away so he can have the glory

[@raphadolphin]

Jimmy just wanted Chuck to have some fun- he was happy to give up the mike.

[@paulomachado7328]

pateuvasiliu Jimmy feels more comfortable that way, that's what he wanted.

[@jakerivas754]

@@VDA19 It's ABBA. Their songs tend to make people want to be the only ones singing.

[@carlosguillen3948]

I can't avoid feeling Goosebumps when Chuck sings "and someone way down here, losses someone dear" :(

[@flyforce16]

So sad. If only they could’ve worked out their differences :(

[@is4349]

Watching this after the finale is heartbreaking

[@CaptaIn_JS1]

It all makes sense now

[@WhyTho525]

"The winner takes it all." Jimmy sacrifices everything in the end so he could win back his soul.

[@CaptaIn_JS1]

@@WhyTho525 and he’s btw the only one who made it alive…

[@WhyTho525]

@@CaptaIn_JS1 Kim and Jesse also made it out alive tho. Unless you referred ro the McGill brothers

[@taowang4225]

What would you do if you had a time machine?

[@makisalmon7890]

Watch this episode again for the first time

[@just_dell]

I would warn Jimmy so he wouldnt slip. Would be something like: "You're slipping, Jimmy!"

[@jasonhorn3469]

What? That doesn't make sense it's impossible it disobeys the 2nd law is thermodynamics or something it's stupid

[@salmonking2724]

@@jasonhorn3469 🤓

[@movieserieshub5720]

I would ask Jimmy to apologize to chuck and give the case of mesa Verde to chuck

[@Kiluta_edit]

Heartbreaking moment. I still can't get over this moment and how our perspective on Chuck changed at the last minute.

[@gracebagac662]

True

[@ThePunisherSpider]

you know who really knew Jimmy? Chuck. Savage and true.

[@jabr0nidave262]

Chuck wasn't wrong though thats what kept me liking him

[@flyforce16]

I find Chuck very relatable, even when he’s being a jerk. He’s very well written, as is Jimmy

[@Kaan._G]

@@jabr0nidave262 Chuck was always right and despire Jimmy being nearly a psychopath Chuck knew there was still good in him

[@frankdodd3355]

This scene, if you watch the rest, shows how Chuck took care of Jimmy before Jimmy took care of Chuck. The whole story is so sad, and beautifully written.

[@saulgoodmangaming1]

Yeah, I feel as if chuck’s “mental illness” was what made him become a bit of an ass. Although sometimes he could still be a little spiteful sometimes he was mostly caring

[@nont18411]

Chuck led his hatred for Jimmy clouded his judgment. Chuck was too caught up with the idea of winning that he forgot to listen to his heart.

[@mahino420]

@@nont18411 chuck hated how much better jimmy got it with less work, that is why he got more and more jealous and spitful as time went on with jimmy succeeding by pulling scams (like pretending to save the worker), when he hoped his brother would grow his practice on his own by being a good lawyer (which he was unironically doing by being in elder law but couldn't keep doijng it without returning to his slipping jimmy phase)

[@fabiozanabria5614]

Sad that jimmy will always resent chuck for all that happen, i dont blame him, but it is sad

[@noblacksplz]

"Hey you'd do the same for me."

[@TheShadowcus]

This is genuinely one of the most beautiful, tragic and layered scenes in TV history

[@gabidemagic]

I never realized how perfect this lyrics are describing chuck and jimmy

[@seenasoltani1808]

“Thinking I’d be strong there. But I was a fool playing by the rules” “The Gods may throw the dice, their minds as cold as ice. And someone way down here loses someone dear.”

[@thebiggman103]

What an incredible opening. I’ll remember this one forever haha

[@owllord3346]

The 1 dislike is LALO stuck at that parking lot

[@agustinbaletti]

I knew we would be witnessing a very heartbreaking episode. I was right.

[@gracebagac662]

thebiggman103 me too

[@mateoairaudo5535]

@@agustinbaletti In my case, I´ve adored BCS since day 1. However, I feel "Winner" is the episode in which the show cemented its status as not only the best show airing today, but also as one of the best shows ever. Yes, even above Breaking Bad. From the point of view of character development, and emotional weight, this spin-off is just something else. The whole karaoke scene had me holding my tears all along. I never felt this way with any episode of BB. BCS has got this melancholic and tragic vibe that BB don´t in some ways. BB was more spectacular and an edge-of-your- seat kind of show but also more emotionally distant.

[@fizziz_1035]

So will I

[@One2Ctrl4U]

"The god's may throw the dice" God chucks voice sounds so good there

[@seansoku67]

He's an actual singer

[@karientje91]

I didn't know he was a singer, but a full version of him would be awsome! I also loved that part!! ❤️

[@jessicahall6362]

Yes literal c h i l l s every single time 😩❤️

[@tommyaguirre3479]

His "loses someone dear" gave me chills, not only because how great he sung it, but the meaning. Bravo Vince lol

[@razi1019]

So,Chuck did care for Jimmy. Saul took his advice and travelled back in time to change his faith and revived Jimmy in the finale. Maaannn I love this show.

[@tacitusk7056]

And to think that this gem has never won a single Emmy, the biggest shame of the century.

[@grisaier567]

0:58 I love Jimmy's little dance, so adorable

[@mregg5443]

The cocaine dance

[@Leggomyeggo7664]

WTF😂

[@maquaran]

is one of my favorite moments of the 6 seasons 😂. I just adore him. he is a baby 🥰

[@quemira1207]

hes a babygirl

[@SquidwardLSDSquirtingOctopussy]

It's the same dance he performed when he was about to defecate through Chets sunroof for sleeping with his wife. Its a great excercise to loosen your bowel & get your body all nice and relaxed. LMAO XD

[@YasssStitch]

My older brother died in car accident in 2002 and when i watched this scene, especially because it's done after Chuck died as a flashback, it hit me really hard. I miss him so much.

[@matthewgonzalez9537]

I'm sorry for your loss

[@felixcordeaux9131]

I could only imagine the pain of losing a brother, I'd be distraught to lose mine. This scene really brings out the conradeerie of the friendship with a brother. I'm sorry for your loss

[@Animestyle77_62]

I am with you anytime anywhere

[@jackoneill7610]

Beautiful ❤️ God bless your brother.

[@FreshZCORD]

may he be forever in your heart

[@ChronoKatie]

I love how Jimmy is so happy to let Chuck take the spotlight. What a tragic relationship

[@valentinogrimaldi2103]

Thumbs up who's crying here right now. 👍

[@ThumpingThromnambular]

Of all the sad shit that happens in both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, this is the one that got me to really cry. Through the 4th season you're along with Jimmy going "yeah, fuck Chuck", but then you remembered how much Jimmy loved him, and you now have proof of at least one moment where Chuck actually loosens up and seals the deal by just taking care of his brother and singing along with him when he's hungover (not just to keep up appearances). You feel just like Kim at the end of this episode though.

[@mateoairaudo5535]

In my case, I´ve adored BCS since day 1. However, I feel "Winner" is the episode in which the show cemented its status as not only the best show airing today, but also as one of the best shows ever. Yes, even above Breaking Bad. From the point of view of character development, and emotional weight, this spin-off is just something else. The whole karaoke scene had me holding my tears all along. I never felt this way with any episode of BB. BCS has got this melancholic and tragic vibe that BB don´t in some ways. BB was more spectacular and an edge-of-your- seat kind of show but also more emotionally distant.

[@Metarockerlml]

Reading this just makes it sadder

[@mustaquimahmedtanbeer2437]

@@Metarockerlml today I witnessed a sadder moment in BCS.

[@olezka_dostoevsky]

@@mustaquimahmedtanbeer2437 ☹️

[@eduardoalcala7628]

@@mateoairaudo5535 respectfully disagree with the "emotionally distant" bit regarding BB, which is far from the truth

[@supersaumon1631]

This is one of the most essential scenes of the show to me. Rarely has a TV drama delivered such an intricate and thorough portrayal of brotherhood, the love/hate relationship that can spark between two individuals sharing the same blood. You have Jimmy, the extrovert free electron butchering an Abba classic, admiring his big brother and wanting him to come on stage. And you have Chuck, caring for his brother in the toughest way, socially not the funniest lad around, who eventually grabs the mic and gives a stunning rendition, showcasing his razor-sharp perfectionism even in a time of leisure. To have these two end up tipsy-duetting on the same bed, singing themselves to sleep in a rare moment of unity, makes for a memorable scene.

[@Michael-dt2ln]

i love this scene so much for 4 seasons, we learn to hate chuck, and then in the finale vince and peter gould drop this a scene where we can see two brothers being happy together

[@dabirdz9462]

This scene is so genuine and effective..for me the most emotional sequence in the whole show..the song choice, the connection between jimmy and Chuck and knowing how what would become of them..this scene is one that will always stick with me

[@VictorBello-nw9nv]

Indeed, so much emotion not only on this scene but the whole show 😢 The winner takes it all, but in the show, everyone loose

[@CheeseYourself]

they simply did NOT have to hurt me this way

[@timy9197]

The fact that Jimmy can’t sing but goes up there confidently while Chuck can sing but is reluctant is a great example of their relationship

[@miguelalonzo3152]

This is probably my favorite scene of the show. It's just... perfect in every way imaginable, and it's probably my favorite flashback of the entire show.

[@veralynn8334]

The other flashback from this season is also great, the one which Jimmy decides to be a lawyer after seeing Chuck and Kim's passion

[@ramhthewatermelon]

100% agreed. This scene is just PERFECT, the directing, the choice of the song, and the symbolism is carries it soooo good. I think it's my favorite scene after the Nacho's monologue in Rock and Hard Place. This show is a masterpiece.

[@zenokwon1177]

Same. Two of my fav scenes are this and the flashback in Saul Gone, both are just so MMMMMMM. The portrayal of their relation here and the haunting feel of the latter is incredible

[@domi7411]

This is the only scene in the BB story that brings me to tears, it’s so heartbreaking and well done.

[@jayramilo8381]

Such a sweet scene. Goes to show that Chuck didn't really hate Jimmy. Jealousy just got the best of him.

[@theminingbat]

Each season has a perfect script Season 1: “Five-O” Season 2: “Nailed” Season 3: “Chicanery” Season 4: “Winner” Season 5: “Bad Choice Road”

[@leonardoparra3760]

You're goddamn right.

[@StrungOutFlip]

i agree. Five-O and Pimento is a close for me

[@eddieseehausen]

I wonder what season 6 the final season will be called?

[@MysteryHandle76]

Winner is probably my favourite episode of anything, think it's super underrated. Chicanery is def a close second though in terms of best BCS episodes

[@laylover7621]

Season 1 is Pimento or Marco in my opinion

[@-Patali-]

THe perfect sendoff to Chuck. So glad this ws his final moment instead of him kicking a lantern over or telling jimmy he doesnt care about him

[@COOLMCDEN]

Zachary Hoy you have to be kidding me

[@Heavenira]

@Zachary Hoy Best comment xD

[@mahmoudmustafa2087]

It feels sadder now :(

[@benjaminfalbo]

We all here for the same reasons.

[@ricardojairodiazbarron9450]

*Best scene of the season 4😢*

[@jakerivas754]

There were so many scenes in season 4 that felt like they were the best ones. This is definitely one of them.

[@nicolasaravena9724]

season 5!!

[@rastalone2513]

what chapter is it

[@rastalone2513]

What season??

[@johansvensson9507]

The Mcgills - Live in ABBAquerque

[@thewishfulfilmmakerhsu]

This is still my favorite episode… The detail that Jimmy was singing along with Chuck when he takes over the mic completely, but he doesn’t care and just live in the moment. And the scene ends with “But I was a fool, playing by the rules“ is perfect. He did love Chuck and always looked up to him, maybe even be as good as he was even if he wanted to cuts corners. But Chuck had very different way of loving him back. When Jimmy told Kristy “The winner takes it all“ that’s when everything falls apart in Jimmy and made him (and us) feel like there is no return to his true self if he doesn’t open up about Chuck. I still love Something Stupid, Perfect Day, All Things are Possible, Shared Sentence/Shared Smoke and many more but this is the one that truly made me feel, for lack of a better word, the power of music.

[@ikoandreas5085]

Agreed

[@TheTonyEntertainment]

I don't know why but seeing them brothers singing together was so sad for me

[@iton8910]

because *You're not a real lawyer!*

[@naylik2562]

I don't get why there are so much people in this comment section saying "I don't know why it is so sad", like of course it's sad, both ended up hating each other and chuck killed himself..

[@andrewchou3g]

it is because Chuck is a huge asshole, but when you see they are singing, I don't think Chuck hates Jimmy at all.

[@wtxcrazydonut]

idk why it's sad... maybe cus Chuck is dead? Maybe that has something to do with it...

[@Thatslifebro_]

Because it shows what their relationship could have been and was at some point. They both know each others strengths and weaknesses, Chuck is stiff and can´t handle people well, Jimmy lacks discipline and self control. This was at the time where Jimmy worked in the mail room, Chuck had gotten him a position where his impulsiveness could lead to no major problems and where he could keep an eye on that. And it put Jimmy in a prime position to loosen Chuck up and give him enough glimpses into beeing spontaneus that it might actually stick. This was that peak moment where everything could have played out differently and both could have shone bright for the rest of their lives. But it didn´t owed to both brothers faults and thats the sad part.

[@gilmob1467]

"Hitting a wrong note is insignificant, playing without passion is enxcusable." -Ludwig van Beethoven

[@oppositeofbatman]

I rewatch this every couple days when I feel like crying myself to sleep

[@pradness]

We need a full version of Chuck singing this song

[@andrewchou3g]

Not only me thinking about this

[@TreeFiddyBandit]

This finale was so great

[@captainfreddyproductions4842]

alejandro espinoza s’all good, man!

[@lightgreen3479]

This is was not the finale. There are still episodes coming out. Actually tomorrow at least one new episode is going to be released.

[@j.r.2674]

LightgreenLP Yeah, for Season 5.

[@lightgreen3479]

@@j.r.2674 i know. Then there's going to be a season 6 and then it's over. No more breaking bad stuff. :'(

[@j.r.2674]

LightgreenLP Yup. Both shows are replayable and don’t really ever get boring. They will always be rewatchable and enjoyable because both shows are great!

[@fernandobonvecchiato2878]

"But i was a fool, playing by the rules" Time to break bad and be Saul

[@mrjim7565]

This song should’ve played in the finale

[@CaptaIn_JS1]

Totaly! It would have amplified the relation throught some flashbacks that Jimmy had with his brother. Or in the credits scene!!!👌

[@PoorStargazer]

For me personally, it's the emotional anchor of the show. Would've been beautiful

[@stinkystealthysloth]

1:27 Chuck taking the Sandpiper case

[@johannliebert2870]

As he should have. Based.

[@rfan5158]

Lmaooooo

[@TreeFiddyBandit]

The Walter takes it all

[@niqolas]

The Cartel standing small?

[@TreeFiddyBandit]

El Peje He lost

[@MrScheeen]

Blowed at hospital !

[@janmichaelcjamisola]

The Werner takes it all

[@mihaa94sky]

And Jesse way down here loses someone dear :(

[@Jay-qm8cx]

This scene broke my heart and I genuinely cried. Their relationship is the ultimate tragedy. I never thought I could feel so attached to fictional characters. I watched this episode with such a heavy heart. It’s a relatable story.

[@luciaurbina1515]

just watched the finale and came here. shit's wild man

[@erin_3569]

I'm very glad we had a flashback scene with Chuck. The Finale needed it to be complete

[@BatenProyect]

Time machine 💔💔💔💔

[@user-kvartz-a8]

Am I the only one who thinks that this is the happiest moment in Jimmy's life?

[@notleon9641]

i agree, because it looks like it was when he and chuck were happiest together and everyone else saw it for the first time :)

[@ericlcolin8401]

This scene makes me cry a lot.

[@albertobarzini6640]

Same :(

[@8.3.4.N]

michael mckean should release a full cover of this tune

[@ryantran6975]

just heard this randomly right after finishing the finale and couldn’t remember where… man, he made it right in the end.

[@jorgepilar3896]

Damn I'd love a cover of this song by Michael Mckean

[@alguien1234]

Me too!!

[@alguien1234]

Anonymous User - I like Bob Odenkirk as an actor, but seriously, why the hell would you want him to sing?? XD

[@karientje91]

Indeed!

[@churrerasagrada9952]

YEEEEEEEEEEEEES

[@Gun_Metal_Grey]

@@alguien1234 'Cuz why not? :D

[@Fittsburgh]

I may have cried, not gonna lie

[@WalterWhite-wm4sz]

.

[@donoso1312]

F

[@fredoalejos1001]

Me too :[

[@RasoKye]

I gotta tear here too.

[@coyoots]

im crying right now

[@ceilingfanenthusiast6041]

I love that Chuck is still so... Chuck in this scene, and yet it's still so heartwrenching.

[@crabohato4954]

1:05 I like how Chuck is obviously gonna keep singing, but Saul goddamn takes the mic quickly. Probably to tease Chuck into wanting to sing by himself.

[@coleeckerman1390]

Yeah I think his terrible singing was intentional

[@SlamDunkPyro]

@@coleeckerman1390 makes me wish they released a full version with these two where Jimmy doesn’t sound like he’s being run over lol

[@notleon9641]

@@r0m4nnI think he always was Saul, he only became the person that his brother told him he was his whole life

[@Yoyomo124]

Is it weird that I kinda prefer Chuck's singing of this song to the original version?

[@alguien1234]

Me too.

[@starlingyenn5334]

+1

[@Deadpool-ts3tq]

I thought i was alone

[@VeggiePopper]

Haha. Being part of Spinal Tap in a previous life, it's only natural that Chuck is a great singer.

[@owllord3346]

The 1 dislike is LALO stuck at that parking lot

[@spaceforcevet985]

RIP the brothers McGill :(

[@-Patali-]

Remember, Jimmy's final fate has not been determined :)

[@rodrigoademartuyubtoledo717]

Patali he is alive in your heart

[@haroldthetree2887]

Patali jimmy died in the finale

[@-Patali-]

Nope Jimmy is alive during and after breaking bad

[@haroldthetree2887]

Patali no Saul is, jimmy died

[@jonathantorres7416]

Wholehearted and gladly cried to this scene, as an older older sibling of one the emotions caught me from behind 😭😭

[@MikiVeliki022]

Bro I feel the same, my younger brother is so retarded sometimes (actually always) but hey I love the guy, even tho I prefer not to show that love in order to keep his big brother figure strong And btw I totally understood Chuck

[@Post98w]

This scene fucks me up so much.

[@andyjonze5600]

It's interesting to note who sings which lines from the song and how that line relates to their characters situations.. First thing Jimmy sings alone is, "I don't wanna talk about things we've gone through"Though it's hurting me, now it's history." This relates to Jimmy's feelings towards Chuck. Jimmy wants to get past the previous negativity between them, which goes in hand with his nature of never having consequences for his actions and his tendency to put on a new façade and act like what happened in the past never occurred, and his habit of acting like everything's cool.And the last line, "Though it's hurting me, now it's history." Again, Jimmy is emotional so he still feels hurt from his poor relationship with his brother and then again back to it being history, Jimmy still brushing things under the carpet to take the easy way out. Jimmy then sings, "I've played all my cards and that's what you've done too, Nothing more to say, no more ace to play"This can be Jimmy admitting that he believes they both have seemingly done everything in their power to try and fix their relationship but ultimately they reached a road block on their ability to properly communicate and heal. There are no more "aces" to play, as in their doesn't seem to be any hope for a future reconciliation. Jimmy starts the next verse alone, "I was in your arms" Then Chuck finishes the verse with, "Thinking I belonged there" Figuratively, Jimmy was in Chucks arms by always having to rely on him to help him out of situations. Also since Jimmy is the younger brother, in your arms could be a metaphor for being under the care and supervision of his brother. And maybe at one point when Jimmy was born Chuck did hold him in his arms??? Chuck singing the last bit, "Thinking I belonged there" Perhaps Chuck is telling Jimmy that he felt he had a duty and obligation as a big brother to be there for him to act as a mentor of sorts. "I figured it made sense, building me a fence" - Jimmy Building a fence could be Jimmy starting to come out from under his brothers shadow and building his own future without Chuck."Building me a home." Chuck sings first. Then they both sing "thinking I'd be strong there." Chuck is introverted after his "illness", SO he stays in a nice safe home while Jimmy is more free and comfortable with his fence seeing that there's no home to be confined in. When they both say "Thinking Id be strong there", They both thought that they would be safe, Chuck in his home or Jimmy and his open fence. The real or imaginary confined they put themselves in acts as a defense mechanism to calm any particular anxieties one might be having. "But I was a fool, playing by the rules" Both sang this and its sorta self explanatory. Chuck played be the rules but ultimately ended coming off as a fool with his electricity allergy flip out in court, the Mesa Verde mix up, and in the end, died alone and an unpleasant death aside from all his rules . Now Jimmy relates a little differently about this verse. "But I was a fool, playing by the rules" That's basically Saul Goodmans Motto. Jimmy knows only fools play by the rules when there's an easier and better option against the rules. "The gods may throw a dice, their minds as cold as ice. And someone way down here loses someone dear" This is where Chuck takes over the mic and this ones a sad one. He's talking about his inevitable death that happened the previous season. Jimmy losing someone very dear to him in Chuck.Well hope yall enjoyed, it was fun dissecting this.

[@phillfraggy]

Very good insight i love how breaking bad and better call Saul always pull the most obscure songs out of their hats that are so perfect at describing specific plotlines

[@brendonsmith3080]

Perfect analogy of the song and how it relates to Jimmy and Chuck. Vince Gilligan knew what he was doing choosing this song.

[@misc4580]

@@phillfraggy I agree with how it describes plot points but ABBA is far from obscure

[@Akshit.vats.]

Dude do you have a life or something....maybe just a prokaryotic one

[@ethanbossie7300]

@@Akshit.vats. you are on youtube comments asking someone if they have a life you realize you just read the whole thing lmao people think there so high and mighty

[@dangurney1042]

What I love best about this scene is that when Chuck grabs the mic, Jimmy just sits down and let's him have his moment. Chuck was more respected than loved, where as for Jimmy it's the other way around.

[@kevina5337]

This is actually one of the most beautiful scenes of the entire show... Writing is so good on this show it's insane

[@capello5688]

Still the saddest moment in the series

[@Metarockerlml]

This looks like a happy scene, but it makes you sad because the backstory of the characters Damn, this show is a masterpiece

[@christianvallente69]

I know i never really hated chuck but when i did a lil bit and then this scenes came through ughhhhh