Better Call Saul Season 1 Episode 1 (Uno) | Table Read

[@rytisjanarauskas9617]

Chuck's actor was so in-character he didn't even show up for the first Table Read haha love it

[@rejectionisprotection4448]

He was at home, covered in foil.

[@_itsnemo_]

Isn't it him in the beige/greenish shirt nearest the camera in the long shot? Looks just like him.

[@Tmerx62]

@@rejectionisprotection4448 space blanket…get the facts straight

[@Strongfire06]

he probably in his dark home, didnt came in table, Light and Electricity Problem i guess,

[@conk_creat_4479]

@@_itsnemo_ they said at the beginning Peter Gould was reading Chuck, and he's one of the producers. Chuck's actor wasn't there

[@constipatedparker5879]

Bob Odenkirk has such a distinctive voice, he should do more voice acting.

[@rueryuuzaki5448]

He reminds me of an older version of that guy in the Alvin in the Chipmunk movies lol

[@lamborgini86]

@@rueryuuzaki5448 not even close , that guy only had like 1 or 2 good medias and fell off , bob odenkirk has been on multiple roles in recent times

[@snerttt]

@@lamborgini86 they mean he sounds similar

[@Acidlib]

@@lamborgini86 those two are friends lmao they had a show together in the 90s and everything

[@Acidlib]

I know this is a joke, but Bob has actually done a bunch of voice acting, he was in a bunch of old Adult Swim stuff and even created the show “Home Movies”

[@ropzu1567]

Bob Odenkirk cracking jokes at the beginning is so Saul-like, while Jonathan Banks just eating and looking at the script without even smiling is such a Mike thing to do. Can't wait to start this show after re-watching Breaking Bad!

[@rmch4070]

Why do you have to re-watch Breaking Bad to watch BCS?

[@IIMALTESERSII]

@@rmch4070 No but it would be a better viewing experience if you have seen Breaking Bad.

[@SidharthCk]

Worth the time. BCS is one of the best shows written and Directed. PERIOD.

[@matiasriffo1060]

Werner dies. Ups

[@QuotableExchange]

maybe, what BCS and then watch BB

[@kernowarty]

I see Mike is in character right from the start.

[@stevenhaas9622]

He's only ever played one character in his whole career.

[@hannahgriffis2166]

Bet he’s like that all the time tbh lol

[@johnychrist2559]

@@hannahgriffis2166 hes not lol he and Gian Carlo are polar opposites of their dark, rigid characters. In reality, Jonathan Banks is a big ol softie lol

[@panterxbeats]

@@johnychrist2559 seeing Giancarlo in any role outside of Gus is so surreal to me, and that's assuming I even recognise him lol see his scenes in Do The Right Thing, or Ali

[@therealdyl4167]

@@stevenhaas9622 Very wrong. You have google you know

[@Geekswebsite]

Vince gilligan looks like a proud dad seeing his kids grow.

[@judichristopher4604]

Vince should be very proud... This is a GREAT Show... ... and WE here in Albuquerque New Mexico are glad they're here...

[@Geekswebsite]

@@judichristopher4604 Good for you and its a nice town btw

[@gonzalo4658]

Abdou Ch and violent lol new mexico is just the perfect setting

[@bestintheworld0624]

@@judichristopher4604 As if the UFO crash wasn't enough of a tourist attraction.

[@judichristopher4604]

@@bestintheworld0624 That is in Roswell New Mexico... I was talking about Albuquerque NM when it was filmed.

[@ninosalazar9597]

Bob Odenkirk plays himself in Better Call Saul, I mean the guy is as charismatic as Saul Goodman.

[@pdorism]

Yeah at the beginning I thought he was already in character. The way he holds his punch up

[@FunBoysGaming]

ehhh...

[@danielzboy]

I believe that's actually understating Odenkirk's genius and hardwork. He probably spent a lot of time studying and practicing his character to portray a convincing character. Aaron Paul did say in another interview that he's constantly practicing his script and lines and all

[@FreakishPower]

Was basically going to say he was born for this role. Hell even in the read through he was Saul/Jimmy.

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

Even funnier is how "Kim" looks at him at the beginning of the video. Look at her eyes. Look at her face. You can tell she has a real life "thing" for him. I'm wondering if those two had a personal sex scene or two off the air LOL

[@fatih2313]

Then Howard reaches towards Jimmy and asks: "Jimmy, have you had the chance to think about my job offer yet?"

[@carleguii]

JAJAAJAJAJAJAJAJ

[@carolinagil9737]

Hahahaha

[@MkeKen67]

"Let me mull it over with the help of a few bowling balls."

[@alnobleman2884]

@@MkeKen67 Don't forget the prostitutes

[@albertozanin5171]

I'm glad this became an internet meme

[@kingkong_style]

Odenkirk's acting in this table read is better than most actors on tv period lol

[@ChaiKarl]

Definitely a superb actor, I am very excited for season 6 because of ALL of the amazing actors.

[@ShogunTen]

So impressive

[@JackOLanternBob]

@Hernando Malinche yeah, I think the character is just similar to how Bob acts himself

[@sadeghdb3072]

@@JackOLanternBob that's the definition of good acting. If you feel like an actor is like playing themselves and it's not like they're technically "acting", then they're perfect actors. Acting natural is so damn hard.

[@JackOLanternBob]

@@sadeghdb3072 also being able to do that well at acting as multiple different characters tho who aren't all similar to the way the actor acts in real life

[@Tobyee]

*When you can't afford Netflix.*

[@theKbott]

When you can't afford to write original jokes.

[@getbusyliving144]

Lol good one

[@hotdogmachinegun6145]

@@theKbott show us an original joke

[@mycelia_ow]

@@theKbott This joke is original to me, if not for him making it idk if I ever would have known about it

[@shivipivi]

Psilocybe Cubensis it was on the comment section for blood money table read from breaking bad

[@1BlessEdYou]

Now I want to rewatch all of Better Call Saul exclusively through the table reads.

[@WildHeart7777]

yes!!! are there any more?

[@ripples1072]

@@WildHeart7777 there's a breaking bad one

[@uglybetty8747]

Yesssssss they should include Tony Dalton too

[@Chorweiler]

Ok

[@torrapa]

Where can we get this entire material? I mean, extras, deleted scenes and AMC behind the scenes? Anyone can help?

[@hayatona9395]

Wow... these voice actors look so much like the real actors in the show!

[@waffe605]

"TRUE LULW"

[@jeremyeyles735]

@axertrybal you missed the joke

[@adilhameed9512]

@axertrybal whoosh

[@adilhameed9512]

@axertrybal why

[@tomservo5007]

@@jeremyeyles735 it's not a good joke when the number of script readers filling in for actors is equal or less than the number of actors at the table.

[@jshepard152]

I didn't know Kevin Costner was on this show.

[@samcarroll6210]

@@UsamaKhan-ie7zl This isn't really a woosh but rewatch S1E10 and you'll get it

[@Search1110]

Sure and Al Pacino was there too. Didn't you notice it?

[@microsoftpainenthusiast8096]

that is was he told me after that night

[@yusufthegreat1232]

@MUFC Neat, but who asked tho

[@ammobig]

Remember that episode of breaking Bad where he tells walt that he convinced a lady he was Kevin Costner

[@arghavanfth2853]

In season 2 premiere Rhea is in half of the scenes, here only two lines! Thank god they expanded her role, Kim is such a great character.

[@Based_Chameleon]

I mean, I love Kim's character as well. But I totally get why she doesn't have that much screen time in E1. Jimmy is the main focus. We need to get to know him first since he is the main character. There is nothing worse than a tv-show that tries to force 10 different characters on me in the first episode without fleshing out any of them. It's annoying and following the plot feels more like work. It's better, at least in the beginning, to focus on one character at a time so the audience can get to know them.

[@arghavanfth2853]

@@Based_Chameleon I agree, and I think even with such a small scene, Kim has one of the best character introductions in the whole breaking bad universe, there is so much to that parking scene.

[@lastofusclips5291]

agreed. kim's fate might be the biggest question of the series.

[@JessePinkman08]

Arghavan fth same with nacho, the show wouldn’t be the same without them

[@Jeremy-jm3fe]

It's difficult for a TV show to introduce several characters, but The Sopranos does it very well. Even the most insignificant side character in that series is brimming with personality, although they tend to be obnoxious and rude because most of the characters are part of the mafia. For as extremely well written The Sopranos is, I do prefer the characters of BB and BCS because they are more empathetic. Even Walt in the first few seasons was empathetic and relatable, whereas Tony Soprano was always violent, racist and screaming all the time.

[@Tautolonaut]

"Oh, to be 19 again" I love these little asides they have in the scripts.

[@Hot18Shot]

I find it funny because the one and only time I got arrested was at the age of 19 after doing some stupid things. I related to the whole line entirely!

[@JM-zo5me]

Yeah, they should sell a novelization!!

[@Amadeus8484]

I had NO idea that the scripts were written like bloody novels.

[@patriciogutierrez7289]

Usually they aren’t, but I guess this is an exception

[@Amadeus8484]

@@patriciogutierrez7289 I meant the ones for the show lol

[@amazingabby25]

Patricio Gutierrez no, a lot of them are, depends on the writer, I work in the film industry

[@cpretzel2558]

Often times early episodes are so the producers and execs can better visualize it.

[@adamh8517]

@@patriciogutierrez7289 you can tell Vince takes his time and perfects the scripts, it doesn’t surprise me one bit there’s so much attention to detail

[@maniesfandarmaz8500]

6 seasons later, we still love and appreciate the whole cast.

[@Chorweiler]

Bro

[@Tautolonaut]

Special props to the skater guys, who IIRC were new to this sort of thing, for having to sit next to Jonathon Banks during their first table read.

[@ourcorrectopinions6824]

The twin without glasses was definitely the superior actor, at least based on the table read.

[@MLennholm]

@@ourcorrectopinions6824 And you can't really base that on the table read. They both do a fine job in the show. Actors do table reads differently, a prime example that you can see here on KZbin is the table read for "Blood Money" (Breaking Bad 5x9). Aaron Paul (Jesse) goes full on acting out his scenes with all the emotions just like he does in the episode while Dean Norris (Hank) mostly just apathetically reads through his lines even though he gives THE performance of this career in the actual episode.

[@MLennholm]

@@ourcorrectopinions6824 And you can't really base that on the table read. They both do a fine job in the show. Actors do table reads differently, a prime example that you can see here on KZbin is the table read for "Blood Money" (Breaking Bad 5x9). Aaron Paul (Jesse) goes full on acting out his scenes with all the emotions just like he does in the episode while Dean Norris (Hank) mostly just apathetically reads through his lines even though he gives THE performance of this career in the actual episode.

[@ace-smith]

@@MLennholm but can you base it on the table read, what sort of job do they do in the show, do actors do table reads the same, what other ones can i see on youtube, how does aaron paul do table reads, how does dean norris do table reads, and what sort of performance does dean norris give in the actual episode?

[@Gannoh]

@@ace-smith you just combined 7 questions into 1, that's borderline unreadable

[@BIGxBOSSxx1]

I just realized at 48:53 the skateboarder says "she turned left on Wantaboe (however it's spelled)" That street is the same street that Gale Beoticher lived on.

[@Pllayer064]

Juan Tabo, hehe yea

[@knurdyob]

"6353 juan tabo apartment 6... Yeah" man do I miss this show, glad they made better call saul, in 2 years we'll all go back to feeling that void though

[@BIGxBOSSxx1]

@@knurdyob "You're going to want to hold off." "Yeah? Why?" "Because your boss is going to need me." So fucking badass. Perfectly delivered by Cranston.

[@mycelia_ow]

@@knurdyob Why 2 years? There only one more season of BCS left, unless Vince decided to make another spinoff movie

[@therealdrof]

Jimmy's "office" in the nail salon is also on Juan Tabo. You see it on the mail he opens.

[@deltahomicide9300]

Better Call Saul instantly reels you in with that first HHM scene

[@DanielMartinez-nw1pn]

I'd marry her or someone like her in a heartbeat

[@iwantaoctosteponmyneckbut3545]

Even that public defender intro is great too. The bit of mystery about what he's doing in the bathroom, the contrast of his charisma in the courtroom with his desperation and poverty outside of it, the nonchalant reveal of Mike, that shit's brilliant

[@uglybetty8747]

Exactly. Well directed I’d say indeed

[@zumabbar]

YOU WILL ATONE

[@vivimos_en_una_sociedad7758]

@@zumabbar its from a movie...

[@jimmyguitar2933]

Damn, Bob is good! Such intensity for a table read.

[@gman2015z]

better than good, the best to play Saul Goodman! He even woulda been a decent Michael Scott.

[@cucabeludo3596]

gman2015 he basically did for an episode lol

[@UKEDNHAT7]

@@gman2015z didn't he almost get cast as him?

[@robbie-paulbaines5847]

This show is just as good as breaking bad, if season 6 does even better than its previous seasons, this can be called a masterpiece

[@iwantaoctosteponmyneckbut3545]

This can already be called a masterpiece. Should be mentioned in the same conversation as Breaking Bad, The Wire, etc.

[@maggoteater2290]

I prefer bcs over bb

[@fiveintheforest9445]

I think breaking bad is more action packed and and better call Saul is a lot calmer but I think bcs is better

[@Flo-qw4jr]

BCS became a masterpiece with Bagman and Bad Choice Road.

[@toamatau8785]

@@Flo-qw4jr s5 fell apart for me, show had much higher highs way before that

[@davidortiz3015]

So you’re telling me that this masterpiece was written as a novel

[@thomasmadden3080]

More of a screenplay

[@ryans413]

How all scripts are done they are written in detail even the non speaking moments are written to set up locations and scenes. Or else you just have a bunch of speaking parts but no location or setting to establish the speaking parts.

[@fapple6240]

6:36 that look of endearment on Bob Odenkirk’s face. He knows this is gonna be a special show.

[@peggyolson6511]

Bob is such a great actor. He brings the humour and the pathos as needed. I can't imagine anyone else in this role.

[@Mortalfarmer]

Try imagine someone taller than him and a little bit more charismatic.

[@CARLSOLBERG]

@@Mortalfarmer can imagine taller but thats not necessary, more charismatic? Impossibility

[@Korijenkins1414]

Bob gives a speech and Jonathan Banks has no time for it lol.

[@jvsky1140]

They are the characters 😂

[@kernowarty]

This is as good as an audiobook novel

[@DavidALovingMPF102]

I was "Angry Father" in episode 2, MIJO. My first SAG credit. Very surreal event. Call time was 7:30 PM, my scene was at 2 AM!!! It was exciting to work with Bob Odenkirk. We did the scene I think 5 times. I had 3 lines which no one hears. ( music montage). It's a great show. I'd like to do more.

[@jwansaz_music]

Ohh what were those lines?

[@DavidALovingMPF102]

@@jwansaz_music Well, when I auditioned, I knew the role was for non-verbal acting (easy) but when I got on set, the director came over to us and after introducing Bob to my tv kid and myself, she said,"Ok, you have to come up with 3 lines, we need to hear you argue with Saul". So, she gave me a couple of ideas and I expanded on those. She also told me to shake the kid's shoulder, like I'm mad at him. The lines went something like," This is the 3rd time he's seen this judge!", " He keeps stealing Play Stations from his friends!", and " I had to leave work to come down here and take care of this mess, his mom should get her ass off of the couch and do this!". So, we did the scene about 5 times, I guess.

[@PwnZombie]

Interesting!

[@abroadkew5890]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGTSe4Rnhp1rhM0 1 minute, 42 seconds. You? Nice!

[@NomadCRY]

Oh awesome! I did remember you!

[@Michael-cv5wk]

I love watching Bob being giddy with how well written this is.

[@videoeffectstutor]

They didn't mention the part where Kim fixes the trash can mess Jimmy made without missing a beat. I loved that scene. They must've added it later

[@NitpickingNerd]

She always cleans up his messes

[@GiantsFan1734]

Same here, total foreshadowing for things to come.

[@aarvlo]

Maybe they came up with it on set

[@ryans413]

Kim’s character fixed all of Jimmy’s messes where Chuck tried to destroy all of Jimmy’s successes

[@valaquenta220]

Bob Odenkirk is so much into it even for a simple table read...what a master of an actor.

[@SerialGothQueens]

I loved the round of applause Bob got after reading the first Saul commercial, and his own laughter afterwards. You can see how much they all enjoy watching him inhabit this character, and how much Bob clearly enjoys bringing him to life. This series has been such an amazing ride; can't wait for the start of season 6 in a few weeks.

[@haekaladzani5904]

The way Rhea Seehorn looks at Bob Odenkirk at the beginning pure love.

[@bradyedge8613]

It's impossible for my brain to not think there's some dark secret between them, and that fate will tear them apart. The same way it's hard to see Cranston and Paul actually enjoying each others company.

[@MegaWolfGaming]

brady edge aren’t they really good friends?

[@bradyedge8613]

Hdw since we don't see her in breaking bad, I'm assuming they have a terrible falling out by the end of saul

[@MegaWolfGaming]

brady edge I’m talking about Cranston and Paul...

[@romrom331]

Not love, just admirations (breaking bad fan). When she was asked with which character of breaking bad she would like to play, she said Bob was her first choice.

[@JBJREEL]

Peter Gould's performance of chuck doesnt have a hint of ego or pride. really goes to show how much nuance Mckean brought to the character

[@saulgoodman980]

If you find yourself in court, better call me!

[@TritaniumYT]

I will

[@saulgoodman2438]

You’re a fraud!

[@doublenegation332]

I know what you are. People don't change. You're Slippin' Jimmy

[@blobcity3591]

Shake the crime stick!

[@walterwhite99.6]

Slipping Jimmy

[@FarrierNoire]

this is so engaging. meant to only watch the first couple minutes and i watched the whole thing.

[@patriot459]

Dude the way the show takes attention to the just the details from the Cinnabon I can imagine it’s a joy and also a pain to do these reads but it’s so worth it when you see the shots live

[@timberwolf27]

This is gold dust to new actors.

[@dmitrytannill7436]

0:30 - 0:40 Just find a person, who will look at you like a Rhea looking at Bob, and be happy =)

[@stretch654]

So much work for just one episode. The success of this show is well deserved.

[@ryans413]

One page of the script is a minute of an episode or movie so a typical hour length show will have about 60 to 70 pages. This table read took an hour roughly that’s about what the episode length is.

[@Mercurial_Phantom]

I would rewatch both Breaking Bad and BCS like this

[@azucisneros2154]

nice Freddy Mercury

[@danmedeiros6676]

same

[@starlinyn9292]

@@azucisneros2154 Freddie* you can literally just look up and see it in his name

[@azucisneros2154]

@@starlinyn9292 who

[@starlinyn9292]

@@azucisneros2154 wonder who.my comment does say your name but its you

[@aplix747]

You've gotta love vince sitting there the whole time smiling. He loves this show so much.

[@vinayakchincholkar1014]

fun fact this table read the exact time as the actual episode.

[@enriquesinghjr]

In my country there is no Film School, I took Social Communications which is the closest to it, it does have some Film Appreciation and TV Production classes. I was eventually able to work at some local TV Stations and I've also done Advertising work, but never my dream of directing a feature film. My actual film school has been listening to my favorite filmmakers whenever I can find an interview or a commentary about the production of their work. Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul are among my Top 10 favorite TV shows of all time (I'm so obsessed that whenever a new episode comes out I usually rewatch it several times that same evening, and everyonce in a while I watch the entire series from beginning to end... I just did it again during the quarantine) and this table read is a "class" I've been wanting to take for many years, thank you for the upload!

[@mycelia_ow]

Haha hope you make it to the big screen one day my friend

[@therenx8385]

Best of luck for you dude

[@Geekswebsite]

I wish you can achieve your dream someday, you sound like a passionat persone who never giver up, just keep up and i m sure we'll hear about you one day✊

[@enriquesinghjr]

@Daniel Chang Panama

[@adamphelan7671]

Rhea is the just the cutes girl ever.

[@odrk422]

cuttest mirf

[@ChaiKarl]

Nobody understands me when I tell them that, they say I'm weird. Glad I'm not the only one

[@joed7534]

Rhea is the just the cutes girl ever.

[@Deprofundis142]

Her demeanour and presence elevate her well above cute to holy hot damn gorgeous sexy.

[@sol___invictus]

@The Comefort Zone You don't have to *pay* her, but yeah.

[@tornadogamah]

5:20 "..an old tin Band-aid box that rattles like a hat full of pebbles." they're 100% referring to the diamonds we see Gene pull out in season 5, crazy to think they had that seed planted so early!

[@mehukattti]

This is like an audio book. I would easily listen trough whole series 🤣

[@thejew1789]

Bob Odenkirk doing the Saul Goodman commercials in his regular clothes might be my new favorite thing.

[@Maxxxim1]

Timestamp !

[@doudougrenier]

@@Maxxxim1 5:46

[@thejew1789]

@@user-kz4qc3kb1q I appreciate your dedication to fucking others.

[@BulkBogan1920]

109 countries

[@lilguy7491]

A pipe-hitting member of the tribe.

[@cenni1887]

Who needs Netflix when you have your I M A G I N A T I O N

[@TeacherPaulReacts]

this is just as entertaining as the actual show

[@ionian525]

I love seeing Bob slipping into character while just hearing the narration of Gene having his sad drink. He's already practicing emotions and mannerisms as Gene while hearing about him for the first time. Its really cool to see how genuinely depressed Bob already looks here 4:38

[@JonatanMontanez]

22:00 she was really digging in there.

[@Ibrahim_Orhan]

Gravedigger detected.

[@FGSAtlanta]

Lol. I saw that. That’s funny.

[@sohaibvibez6886]

that was a cute digging, for me once I start I don't finish till all things are clear 😂

[@cableroyson9992]

Every person involved with this show is amazing. And the final product reflects this

[@jdnm797]

31:16 “She’s simply smoking” Hell yes she is!

[@timmytwotimes9936]

I’m gonna miss this show when it wraps. :(

[@ChaiKarl]

Don't be sad that's it gone, be happy that is happened :)

[@Wishful83]

Bad news...

[@juanjoyaborja.3054]

It’s over.

[@fathergabrielstokes4706]

Bob Odenkirk is a fantastic, amazing actor.

[@xI-MIKE-Ix]

Hope you don't die in this season's finale

[@ChaiKarl]

@@xI-MIKE-Ix hope the show dies

[@fathergabrielstokes4706]

@@lucasmoreirasantos8377 You're the best 💖

[@100Hundat100]

I watch this, because i felt never so much in love with a tv show

[@youcrazycat1]

Don't you know it!

[@timkuefer1523]

Mr. Robot is really good too, most episodes of the last season are 9.9/10 on IMDB. Breaking Bad is good too, but not as good as Better Call Saul and Mr. Robot

[@rhian6459]

Yeah I think BCS is actually better than Breaking Bad. Something I never thought I'd say before watching BCS.

[@izzyfox7575]

Well said. ♡

[@feliciaf8]

@@rhian6459 yeah same

[@BarginsGalore]

It’s so cool how many jokes and descriptions they have in the scene direction that we never see that’s just there to set the mood.

[@Ivosferatus]

It's amazing how Vince and Peter made a whole story to a supporting comedy-relief character.

[@ryans413]

But not just that in later seasons even explained a lot of open questions people had about the Salamanca family and covered more questions about Gus and Mike. So it wasn’t just a show about Saul but it was more of a show to explain more about why certain things happened in Breaking Bad

[@thefish5861]

It’s amazing how many people, and how much effort go into a show like this.

[@or1978]

5:48 being an actor, wow!

[@HessSR]

it's kinda cool listening to these after having watched the show

[@becca2938]

Such a great group of actors here. Table reads aren't easy. They really put all of their love and soul into it.

[@williamblair9597]

Anyone who thinks being an actor doesn't require a strong work ethic, dedication to your craft, and the professionalism to handle the disappointments along the way, the last minute re-write handed to you at the last minute before shooting begins, is in the wrong profession.

[@arckocsog253]

Osenkirk is amazing at this table read. You can see he came prepared

[@edwardcatt2399]

It's lovely how this is all steeped in nostalgia, on every level. In-show, Jimmy-Gene pines to return to some kind of normalcy as he reflects on his prior path. 2002 ~ '03 is portrayed as an age of relative innocence before an event that engenders Jimmy's path on a long "bad choice road"... Behind the scenes, 2014 ~ '15, _Breaking Bad_ was concluded and we were already nostalgic for it _and_ the early '00s in general. And now in 2020, I feel nostalgic for when _Breaking Bad_ had concluded and in '15 I was cautiously optimistic and very excited for this prequel called _Better Call Saul..._

[@JonGutierrez_]

These table reads are such a gift

[@JohnSmith-lz5nw]

The writing, and set up for this show is outstanding down to the finest detail just like Breaking Bad. And all the actors make the script come alive. Love it

[@jackinthebox1993]

Rhea Seehorn is so GORGEOUS!! 😍😍😍

[@iamkxtv]

The attention to detail is what separates this series from all others. This was golden! 👍🏿

[@offspringfan89]

Not a single weak link in this cast, they're equally awesome.

[@LikeAGentlemanPlease]

I wish they’ll recorded every episode table reading.

[@DBLRxyz]

This is seriously amazing to see.

[@Cinemaspeech]

I love this kind of videos. Thank you !

[@brandoneelbode5123]

I love seeing videos like this that showcase peoples’ strengths. I love that it shows how great Patrick Fabian is with direction, that Bob and Rhea are just so insanely talented with or without direction, and that Jonathan Banks gives equally few fucks when he is acting and when he isn’t lmao

[@julib5581]

Que trabajo increible! Pienso que todos los dialogos y locaciones se habran escrito y cambiado muchas veces, debe ser muy dificil llegar a hacer una produccion asi de guion. Ademas la caracterizacion de Bob como Jimmy es genial, excelente serie.

[@omegajrz1269]

Estoy enamorado tanto de Breaking Bad como de Better Call Saul.

[@bruhffffgggg]

Bean-o

[@mauromasterx]

Im just amazed for a second when thinking of all of the new characters that had to be written and set up for this to even start, amazing

[@MichaelChiklisCares]

This is too epic, but table reads are important, they feed the actors with energy and chemistry and also things can be rewritten fast if something doesn't work.

[@ryans413]

It puts everyone on the same page so when they go to shoot it everyone knows what’s happening and can prepare

[@arunksf]

Everyone was good here but man Bob Odenkirk was just proving how great he is… I’m in my early-mid 20s and I think a lot of us near my age didn’t realize who he was until BCS. This is a wonderful of example of how amazing he is even without the final cut of editing.

[@Bordie3D]

Look at Vince's face while they're acting it out. It must be so satisfying and SO entertaining to watch people professionally act out your writing.

[@calley.martinsson7057]

Thank you for the finale and an amazing show!

[@breakbad9753]

It’s crazy how detailed everything is

[@maxcl5346]

If a book-novel that is just the script like this existed...i would buy it

[@anasamati]

I want to see Tuco in the table

[@jadassal3459]

I wasn't planning to watch the whole thing but I can't help myself.

[@ramigoodwin7647]

I love his hand movements just like the series he's in phenomenal

[@njcurmudgeon]

It is a testimony to the quality of the writing that even as essentially a "radio drama" in this format it is still so engaging. It is also interesting to see what was written and what was evidently added when they got to the actual production. A few people in the comments mentioned how Kim straightens up the garbage can after Jimmy kicks it, setting the theme that she cleans up his messes. Evidently that was added. The "process" is always fascinating and these things give us a wonderful glimpse of that.

[@lordjaraxxus3864]

“Revolutions in the ukraine” hits harder now

[@ad9633]

Lmao i noticed that too!

[@abacate4492]

More like coups in ukraine

[@guzoulou]

Why? There was a revolution in Ukraine at that time in 2014 so

[@Critical_Hit]

There isn’t one happening, so I don’t know why you say his

[@feliciaf8]

@@guzoulou yep maidan

[@spryttle]

I just watched this reading side by side with the actual episode. I'm blown away by how little deviance from the original script there was during filming/editing. It's practically word for word and very cool to see how clearly they envisioned the entire episode. I would have thought that from the first reading through final shooting, there might be a LITTLE tweaking here and there. It really doesn't seem like there was. Brilliant... just brilliant. Now I want to rewatch the entire series this way, as well as 'Breaking Bad' if those readings are also available.

[@outo511]

What a sick joke! NO Emmy nomination for Rhea Seehorn, Tony Dalton or even Bob and Jonathan for their great performances in season 5. Instead they nominated Giancarlo Esposito, whom I'm sure they saw in the Far Cry 6 trailer and went like: Oh this guy from Breaking Bad is still a badass and he must be brilliant in Better Call Saul too, so let's give him a nomination! Do these people even watch the show they vote for?

[@karlwarner7401]

EP09, LAST SCENE, when i watched it it feels like I am in that living room with them... the intensity, the fear，and the ending, he just walked out, wow. what a group of amazing actors... if this is not the best I don't know what Emmy stands for.

[@bobdonda]

hate to say it but I think he was nominated because of his race

[@FooodSandwich]

they only ever nominate the Breaking Bad alums. Bob, and Jonathan got nominations in previous seasons. It makes me think they haven't even watched BCS. Everyone's great, but Micheal McKean, Rhea Seehorn, and Tony Dalton deserve them the most.

[@karlwarner7401]

@@FooodSandwich yeah， so true

[@spencerthomas4068]

Although giancarlo is incredible, he has had much less screen time than everyone else. And if he gets one, then bob, rhea and Johnathan should

[@mickesmanymovies]

Having seen every episode of BCS released so far...twice...it was still unbelievably captivating just listening to the cast read through that first episode.

[@seniorgunner]

Look at 12:30 Vince Gilligan starring at Bob , laughing , having a good time knowing how he will deliver all the lines coming...all the others were just reading the script....Because the creator of the show KNOWS

[@frecklepad]

Thank you so much for uploading these! :D

[@LafriteRip]

Amazing how Bob and Patrick are so good even during table reads.

[@john-giovannicorda3456]

Got that right.

[@dacrohnswarrior]

You know this show is good when the scripts are as interesting as a really good book.

[@babynyxe4784]

I remember my stomach dropping to my toes when I realized what those kids were actually doing "tresspassing". Such good directing

[@DavidKutzler]

Bob Odenkirk is an amazing actor. This is just a table read, but he he is spot on!

[@wandanemer2630]

"The One, the Only: Tuco Salamanca!"

[@alej0te]

"holy shit"

[@moes2168]

These reads are just as entertaining to watch as the episodes themselves.

[@jdkingsley6543]

Having seen this episode,I can see all the scenes in my head.

[@pankajkarmakar7782]

This has ended now. 6 seasons have given so many memories, brilliant acting performance. And at end as saul said - Lets the justice be done. Yes Justice is done.