Better Call Saul Season 6 Episode 8 'Point and Shoot' REACTION!!

[@NikkiStevenReact]

Pinned comment!! Never know when you might uncover the truth of a huge mastermind so always give a pinned comment a full read. BCS 6x8 full watch-a-long REACTION: bit.ly/3RpdowD A little schedule update... we are taking our family time off this month so it's going to be BCS and the new show, which we will be starting soon. If you like knowing about the schedule and being up-to-date things, join the discord... it's free and the best place to hang: discord.gg/stikkerfam We live steam on KZbin kzbin.info Steven has a Star Wars channel... check it out: kzbin.info If you made it this far into the pinned comment, leave an 🏖 in the chat!!

[@ssotkow]

Don't think you guys will get hit by copyright claims from Sony for these BCS reactions anytime soon.

[@jessetorres8738]

If I could make a suggestion for a reaction video, you guys should watch Inside Man from 2006. It's a Spike Lee film about a New York City bank robbery staring Denzel Washington, Clive Owen, Jodie Foster, Christopher Plummer, Willem Dafoe, and Chiwetel Ejiofor.

[@kevinscottbailey8335]

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[@Fa__timaaaa]

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[@MattyB207]

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[@hugosinclair1273]

even though Jimmy is basically told Lalo is dead, he literally just saw him come back from the dead and kill someone in front of him. Unless he sees the body which he never will he'll always be terrified of him, and that's why that was his reaction when Walt and Jesse kidnapped him

[@Mrs.marenholz]

Jesse and Walt kidnap him??? I dont understand this part!

[@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470]

@@Mrs.marenholz Did you forget the Season 2 episode lmao?

[@theunknownuser9609]

@@Mrs.marenholz Breakin Bad 2x8

[@JarinCOD]

@@Mrs.marenholz Did you watch Breaking Bad? :D

[@lurgoyff]

@@JarinCOD I mean, I cant blame anybody for not remembering a scene from 12 years ago. But it feels weird since I believe a high % of the BCS audience are pretty aware of that particular scene.

[@Michael15_25]

Jimmy finally said the famous line “it wasn’t me, it was Ignacio!” And a few years later he’s still scared shitless of Lalo and he’s still blaming Nacho. Great connection

[@GoliathWarfare]

Amazing to see the story finally come full circle. I'll never watch BB the same again after this show

[@MontgomeryWenis]

Nah, I don't buy it. Mike pretty explicitly said that Lalo was dead. Even if Jimmy wasn't fully convinced, that scene is five years after this. You're telling me Jimmy lived in absolute terror for that long and never thought to ask Mike, who he worked with regularly at that point, if Lalo was actually dead?

[@matthewferguson9683]

@@MontgomeryWenis Mike has pretty consistently been very hesitant to mention anything to do with the cartel side of things to Jimmy. Plus, it's one thing to be told- but don't forget Jimmy was already told Lalo was dead and he literally came back and killed a man in front of him. Unless he sees the body I don't think he's ever going to be 100% convinced.

[@goorioles1976]

@@MontgomeryWenis maybe not “lived in absolute terror”, but being kidnapped and placed in front of his own potential grave triggered the PTSD

[@ap001209]

@@MontgomeryWenis Mike also previously said that Lalo would be dead before, yet there lalo was walking in right trough their door. Why would he believe him again? Id still be scared shitless of lalo.

[@willv7868]

That fly in the lab in BB was the spirit of Howard haunting the lab.

[@Patrickbatemanharvard]

Or Lalo? 😂 😂

[@knowledgeanddefense1054]

@@Patrickbatemanharvard No, that was the one Walter saw later at his home (easy mistake)

[@amandeepdash9014]

So Jesse killed Howard's reincarnation? 😢 The poor guy can't catch a break!

[@briangonigal3974]

@@knowledgeanddefense1054 No, the tenacity of that first fly, how it kept getting the upper hand on Walt again & again and how it even came THIS CLOSE to bringing down the whole meth lab operation by bringing Walt to the very brink of confessing about Jane and thereby forever torching his & Jesse's relationship two years early indicates that the Meth Lab fly is clearly Lalo.

[@GoldTop57]

I think They were the two unidentified bodies found after the lab burned

[@dwarfchron801]

I think my favorite line of this episode is when Mike told Kim and Jimmy to "Keep telling the same lie you already were" to cover up what happened to Howard. And unintentionally telling them that Howard dying wouldve never happened if not for them. So great And also Lalo being buried in the lab a lot of people predicted, but that he's buried side by side with Howard is insane and so dark. Never gonna see the lab the same again haha

[@Ashas.Garden]

Mike is fair but will call you out on your shit. Him piggybacking the alibi/cover story on their scheme was the best way to go and rubbing that wound a little will help ensure WexlerMcGill quiet and gets in front of and self justifications, deglections or blame either of them may recover enough to offer.

[@thesameboyyouvealwaysknown904]

Idk if it was unintentional. It felt like he was trying to tell them how stupid they were.

[@tm0410]

Kind of cool that if you rewatch breaking bad when Hank and Gomie are inspecting the lab after it was blown up and burnt by Jesse and Walt, Hank says "And where were the 2 bodys found?"

[@tm0410]

Even though it's like 90% talking about the guys Walt killed when rescuing Jesse its still a cool scene that can mean 2 different things.

[@thesameboyyouvealwaysknown904]

@@tm0410 that was the 2 guards walter killed. They didn't dissolve the bodies. I saw posts about it and at first I was like "holy shit, hats off to the writers" but I rewatched 4x13 and yeah they didn't dissolve them so pretty sure the 2 bodies were the guards'.

[@Jxckk0]

When Saul falls to the floor on the chair and sees Howard, that’s the same shot we’ve seen of both Walt and Gus after being responsible for a death of someone close to them (in breaking bad) - I love that.

[@TheArtisticGhost]

Yoooooooo

[@natedoggg2002]

In the beginning Lalo tells Jimmy "You point and shoot and you keep on pulling that trigger until it's empty!" That's exactly how Gus kills Lalo! The writers on this show are brilliant! Better Call Saul Season 6 is already a Masterpiece!

[@guts9160]

some people are saying that when hank is investigating the ruined lab, he wonders who are these two people who don't match the scene or something, if this is true the writers are gods.

[@kielalicando8173]

@@guts9160 oh shit

[@shubhamthakkar1782]

@@guts9160 those were guards

[@natedoggg2002]

@@guts9160 Damn that would be insane! 😲

[@jjpark98]

I rewatched Face off. Unfortunately, it's the two guards Walter shot to get to Jesse in the lab, right at the freight elevator.

[@paulcarlsen5787]

I love how Gus was inspired by Nacho to tell the Salamanca’s off in what he thought could’ve been his last moments

[@shevek2954]

He learned it can be a useful distraction.

[@ComeChillWithCody]

The fact that Howard was buried next to his killer… fucked man

[@george8873]

Makes me incredibly sad where Howard's body ended up under the lab. He deserved better. The Breaking Bad episodes featuring the lab will forever be changed for me, especially with the stuff that went down there like when Jessie fools around and stuff. It was basically a tomb the whole time, but we didn't know it.

[@aaronmontane6479]

But hey Lalo did what he said he will do he found the lab now he’s forever part of it.

[@matpaterson8830]

It felt wrong that Howard got buried next to the guy who killed him. Man everything about Howard's fate is just so depressing 😔

[@Doommaster677]

Plus this could also explain where the fly came from during that episode. Flys lay eggs in corpses 🤯

[@jmchez]

@@Doommaster677 The fly that haunts Walter is Lalo's evil spirit. Hah!

[@catelynstark9883]

also Hank found two bodies of Gus's security in the lab burned beyond recognition without knowing who they were is haunting

[@malayjoshi1098]

Thank you Tony Dalton & Patrick Fabian you were flawless the acting in this show dude 🔥🙏🙏

[@naveedsingsongs]

The shot of kim walking to the house of gus from the sky was exactly similar to when walt was going to kill gus and he was reaching to the house and mike calls him and tell him to go home So great cinematography and call backs 🔥

[@AmitKumar-yl6bz]

Gus called walter.

[@thisbubblygoodness7611]

I had the exact same thoughts, i was like 'oh damn, Kim is pulling a Walter White right now'

[@naveedsingsongs]

@@AmitKumar-yl6bz brother listen closely it is mike telling him to go home Gus never calls him walter mike does

[@jinxthatsme2317]

@@naveedsingsongs That was actually Tyrus who called Walt.

[@naveedsingsongs]

I think you are right 🤝🏻

[@nunya5136]

The image of Lalo+Howard was chilling. An image is worth more than 1000 words. 🤐😬

[@aaronmontane6479]

Men of two different worlds buried side by side under a meth lab never to be found. No one saw this coming.

[@R10paris]

Howard still getting shit on even after his death is heartbreaking. Burried under a Meth Lab and sharing your tomb with your murderer.

[@Beansy72x]

@@aaronmontane6479 😔

[@tm0410]

Howard's hair is more like a sheep, and Lalos is more like a wolf.

[@Shivsey]

@@tm0410 Lalo's hair is more like a badger.

[@ashmitkumar3429]

One of the best episodes of BCS. And Mike not disclosing Lalo's fate perfectly sets Jimmy/Saul's paranoia in Breaking Bad. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@j.prt.979]

Even if Mike did tell him I doubt Saul would be comforted. He already saw Lalo come back from the dead once.

[@goorioles1976]

Mike implicitly tells him that he’s dead but that’s not the first time Mike has told Saul that Lalo is dead (or going to die) so Saul is never going to believe it 100%. He’ll always have that paranoia in the back of his mind and Walt and Jesse triggered that paranoia.

[@shantanujain6376]

This was so damn perfectly executed

[@MontgomeryWenis]

@@goorioles1976 I mean, the scene in 2x8 was like five years after this. Mike basically said straight up that he was for sure dead. So even if he wasn't fully convinced, that means he lives in unbelievable terror for years and doesn't ever think to ask Mike, who he works with regularly at that point, if he was actually dead? Nah, I don't buy it.

[@fakub2026]

@@MontgomeryWenis That's what paranoia is lol it's irrational. Mike can say "i assure you he is dead, we have the body buried over there" (thing Mike isn't allowed to say because Jimmy is a civilian and doesn't work for Gus) but still a kidnap will trigger his PTSD. It's like in season 5 when Kim uses the blender and Jimmy thinks it's somebody shooting... what you are going to say? "that doesn't make sense it's obviously not a gun, why would Kim shoot in her aparment?" That's what happens with traumas.

[@Okkotsu86275]

BCS at times can be one the most darkest, morbid and ominous shows. I absolutely love it, Lalo’s end was an ironic twist a fate. And Howard’s demise is totally on Slippin Jimmy and Kimmy

[@LalitoTV]

morbid and ominous, morbius if you will.

[@prot07ype87]

Ironic?

[@alvarohernandez4557]

@@prot07ype87 ironic because he got buried next to the man he killed

[@prot07ype87]

@@alvarohernandez4557 I wonder if that's what he meant.

[@pattymc253]

​@@LalitoTV It's Morbin time

[@phrophannus]

It is so heartbreaking to know that Howard's life and reputation was destroyed forever and nobody who ever loved him will know the truth, incredible episode and show.

[@paragonpiper4081]

Funny that in Bingo Kim looked into the new office kitchen, she said “Wow. They have stainless in here. I don’t even have stainless at home.” Well, now she has stainless at home.

[@crimsonghoul8983]

bruh...

[@MichaelM-uw3mk]

Mike looks at Jimmy and Kim the same way that Jimmy and Kim look at the Kettlemans.

[@Carlos-ln8fd]

Lol

[@thelastcrow5660]

Now here's what's gonna happen...

[@maxmayfield1637]

Gus to Lalo: “I kept him alive. Kept him broken. Before he dies, he will know I buried every one of you.” . . OMG! Gus is the most terrifying character I've ever seen.

[@thomassmart4088]

goals

[@erikasmith8894]

But his hatred and resentment towards the Salamancas are justified. They are whores and low life's. Although Gus is dangerous and methodical, he is smarter and more productive and innovative than that trashy family of perros.

[@Patrickbatemanharvard]

Hank : you need assistance my friend 😜

[@gabrielbrown4764]

Now, the Salamanca name dies with you.

[@tokerq5066]

yea but in the end the Salamancas won; Hector blew his ass up; sange por sangre

[@flochforster6892]

I’ll never look at Gus’ lab the same. The fact both Lalo and Howard are buried beneath it is so eerie.

[@janrafftuzon8269]

This truly shows how a huge of a threat Lalo is, he nearly killed or captured Gus and turn him over to Eladio and steal all his work like the meth lab and the entirety of his business operations and unlike Walter or any other character, Lalo is by far the only one that truly made Gus fear for his life and actually scare the shit out of him because remember in breaking bad, Gus walked through a hail of bullets and stand in front of the twins not even fazed while here, Lalo just walks up to him and shot one bullet and that made Gus terrified completely

[@MFBloosh]

And Lalo did it all by himself too. No help, no goons, no cartel backing. Just him. And a little note that Gus was being shot at by one of Eladio's main henchmen when he was walking through the shots. The twins weren't there.

[@TheWunWhiteWolf]

And to think that the true final boss is a highschool chemistry teacher that comes and destroys everything that these characters have fought soo hard for.

[@janrafftuzon8269]

@@TheWunWhiteWolf yeah HE IS THE DANGER

[@ChaseVonnegut]

Lalo makes Gus underestimate Walt to a degree, which gets him killed.

[@martinsmith8019]

Walt was the smartest though and was prepared to poison children to win.

[@MeetMrMayhem88]

Incredibly written show...they had it play out in a way that you were rooting for Gus to beat Lalo in the lab... the biggest villain in BB is sympathetic in BCS. And then...he's blown up by a chemistry teacher 😬

[@miztercasuall3718]

Actually I was rooting for lalo. Lalo Vs Gus always lalo for me.

[@turnip9367]

Lalo's return definitely seared a psychological scare on Jimmy. Unless he sees the body with his own eyes - which he won't now that it's buried underneath the lab - he will be afraid for the rest of his life. That explains why he's terrified when Walter and Jesse drag him into the desert.

[@Fa__timaaaa]

I cried all over again when they threw Howard in that hole. I just kept hoping they wouldn’t put him in there with the lunatic that killed him. That was so freaking sad omg! 😢

[@thesameboyyouvealwaysknown904]

The way Gus killed Lalo was predictable so it wasn't shocking or anything to me. But what was shocking is they buried Lalo and Howard together in the same hole. So fucked up.

[@aaronmontane6479]

Another way this show still surprises even though you know the fate of most of these characters already.

[@jasonm2245]

Poor howard

[@ericlucas1]

I wonder if they find the bodies in the future because walt and Jesse burned down the lab

[@thesameboyyouvealwaysknown904]

@@ericlucas1 that's what came to mind as soon as i got done watching the ep, and some people had already tweeted about it. Hank mentions he found 2 bodies in the lab, which people thought were Howard's and lalo's at first after the ep came out, but they were actually the 2 guards' that walt killed. Jesse and him didn't dissolve the bodies, so I'm pretty sure the 2 bodies Hank mentions are theirs and not Howard's and lalo's.

[@thesameboyyouvealwaysknown904]

@@ericlucas1 also 5 years or so had passed since howard and lalo died, so I doubt they'd found their "bodies". Bones? Possible they found them.

[@leakedclipsdaily]

Glad Sony recognizes the value of reactors vs trying to fight them. If it wasn't for reactors, I wouldn't have got into these shows.

[@soumyadas3168]

The whole game of Chess between Lalo and Gus is so so good! Like first move of Lalo was to distract him by sending Kim and then Gus figured it out but only us for to realise that was also Lalo's part of the plan! But Gus hide a piece in that chess game and because of that he succeeds! Unlike 607 which was totally shocking I kinda liked that fact that they provided us the clues and then it pay off! It was like watching a time bomb go off!

[@anomanderrake440]

No chess happened.

[@shubhamthakkar1782]

@@anomanderrake440 explain

[@hbk314]

Yep. Lalo wasn't going to get talked out of it if it mattered. Lalo sent Kim instead because it shut Saul up and it didn't matter. Gus knew it was a distraction because Lalo allowed the switch.

[@Japan705]

@@shubhamthakkar1782 he can't

[@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470]

@@anomanderrake440 Wow what an insight

[@ev1Lsect]

Mikes speech is like when he first meets Jesse. Nacho speech was like Gus talking crap too. Everyone keeps saying this first episode back, but they never meant for it to be 2 parts. So, it's really just episode 8. The speech at the end is what Mike says to Jimmy after the trauma in Bagman. All the episodes people said were slow, lead to this too. Great reaction guys! I'm worried about Howard's wife and what he said about Jimmy. If she hears anything.

[@aaronmontane6479]

The last scene is so crazy men of two different worlds buried side by side. One definitely deserved it the other didn’t now in the same hole under a meth lab never to be found. No one saw this coming.

[@ericlucas1]

Walt and Jesse did burn that lab down so those bodies might get discovered in the future

[@petertoth3477]

@@ericlucas1 There's probably like 20-30 cm (8-12") thick concrete as the lab's floor on top of the 5-6 feet sand covering them. A single fire would only do some damage to its surface. Unless it really gets dug out because of an anonymous hint or something, no-one will ever find them.

[@MLennholm]

@@ericlucas1 They may be discovered as an archeological find by a future civilisation that will label the find as "two lovers buried side by side".

[@ericlucas1]

@@MLennholm lol

[@SidPhoenix2211]

Dude that box is awesome!! So many cool lil things in there. I want that topper! Lol Congrats on getting that box! And thank you for taking us on this BCS journey with you guys :)

[@drderelict]

i don't know how nobody noticed that the paper shreddings weren't just for packing, but a callback to the sandpiper paper shreddings that jimmy found in the dumpster and pieced together

[@dwarfchron801]

Oh my god thanks for sharing your unboxing with us!! That made me just as happy as if I got it myself! So incredible! Everybody a part of BB and BCS goes out of their way for us fans! We're not worthy!!

[@Xehanort10]

26:23 After how much trouble Lalo gave Gus the twins being easily goaded into trying to kill Hank in Breaking Bad must have been a relief.

[@clayhyuran]

I think the only bright light in this episode is Lyle and his dedication to his work. Despite Gus’ shady business, he trusted Lyle to run his chicken shop and was always nice to him (except the fryer scene).

[@Carlos-ln8fd]

It's dark when you think that the man Lyle admires so much is actually a murderous criminal and that, while Lyle believes he's making an honest living, he's actually a pawn in the criminal underworld.

[@phelpsgalloway4740]

30:00 I just wanted to say that even if Mike said that Lalo Salamanca is dead Saul probably wouldn't have believed him. Remember he's already been told that once before by Mike in season 5 and only about a month later the supposed dead man is walking in his house. Hearing "he's dead" isn't going to stop him from panicking about Lalo because he's already been told that once before

[@pranjoshi]

What a way to be back! INTENSE doesn't cut it. Absolutely beautiful episode and such a great confrontation with Lalo who was done in because he didn't know his limits. Brings back when Gus was talking to Hector about waiting throughout the whole night to catch the animal that was eating the fruit. He waited, waited and waited and finally put an end to him with his own hands. Love this freaking show so much! Also kinda funny that Kim and Jimmy were just decoys so he could get to the laundry.

[@hashck]

theres no way kim takes off or breaks up with jimmy. she literally raised the gun when the door was opening. she was going to kill the "librarian" instead of going to the police or running away. that was her golden chance but she loved jimmy so much that she was willing to kill. if anything i think that jimmy will be mad, or at least a little mad, could be divorce-level mad or not, at kim because she hid the fact that lalo was still alive just for them to continue "getting off" to the howard humilition debacle. and jimmy was the more hesitant of the two when kim introduced the idea of the scam. also i feel like from now on, jimmy will take mikes command of forgetting that ever happened to heart and will become saul goodman as a facade to deal with the guilt, same as how he became happy again and told hamlin that it was his cross to bear when chuck died. but that only happened because he had the self-punishing hamlin to blame. this time, he has no one to blame except themselves. however, since kim hid the fact that lalo is alive from jimmy, i think kim might be his new person to blame, which will be conflicting to him because she is blameworthy and at the same time he loves her. but idk thats just my interpretations. altho lalos death was not as grand as i expected, i think it was still good trade off because hes not as important as jimmy in the story anyway so the fact that his death made the final five episodes' unpredictability (i literally have no idea what will happen since the greatest threat is dead) worth it

[@nont18411]

Or maybe she knew too much about Gus so Jimmy had to send her away via vacuum guy to get her out of danger while making a deal with Gus that he will be working for Gus from now on. That’s how he became a Saul we know in Breaking Bad.

[@dog-eared6991]

@@nont18411 if Gus thought that she knew too much about him she'd already be in the hole with Hamlin and Lalo.

[@nont18411]

@@dog-eared6991 Gus has changed now. After Nacho’s incident, he found that fear isn’t an effective motivator. He will use a different tactic on Kim.

[@mario_gabriel]

Maybe Jimmy will be so paranoic about Lalo coming back that he will send her away convincing her somehow, now that she has experienced something horrible it will be easier to convince her, that way she can go with the vacuum guy.

[@shevek2954]

At the beginning of this season we saw Saul's opulent home. I have a hard time picturing Kim living there. We see men's clothes in the closet but no women's . Finally, we see some pink panties hanging on the tub. I find it hard to believe Kim would wear those. All the clues here point to Kim and Jimmy no longer being together. My guess is Kim leaves after seeing how destructive their relationship is. Howard's death proved everything he said. The fact she was willing to kill a man for Jimmy and was actually forced into that situation shows it. We've seen Jimmy slip (no pun intended) into the Saul persona after Chuck's death. That is his defense mechanism and why he came across so over the top when he met Walt. He was coping with Kim leaving him.

[@DESPAlRR]

Favorite part of the episode is Lalo chuckling with blood all over his mouth and face on his death, god what an amazing villain, I knew he wouldn't make it out of Better Call Saul, because just imagine the havoc he'd make in Breaking Bad.

[@bigcnmmerb0873]

Idk if it's me but I feel like, Mike feels responsible for Howard's death since it was on Mike's command that noone be following Kim and Jimmy and for focus to be around the lab and Gus. Not that he should feel bad for it he had no power over it but he's the type to take the blame for it.

[@Rknowles813]

that and he hated them burying howard with lalo

[@Ashas.Garden]

I’m sure he firmly blames Lalo and the Game, but probably wishes he hadn’t misread Lalo’s intentions.

[@kentonkruger8333]

Add in the Samaritan with the truck driver. Yes that was partly on Mike, but he's always expressed and shown great sympathy when "civilians" get caught in the crossfire.

[@volsman1987]

that will just be his cross to bear......LOL

[@juans8356]

When we were introduced to Howard I never expected the character would grow on me. I assumed he was just an obstacle for Jimmy to deal with, but instead Howard was an obstacle against evil.

[@nont18411]

Jimmy sending Kim away is a BCS equivalent of Walter insulting Skyler on a phone. The first watching will make us feel that Jimmy and Walter are such terrible husbands. Second watching onward, we will understand their decision and realize that they are not irredeemably evil.

[@thesameboyyouvealwaysknown904]

At first I thought Kim didn't get it but at Gus's she said lalo would kill Jimmy so I was so glad she got the message and didn't think any bad of him.

[@nont18411]

@@thesameboyyouvealwaysknown904 She got the message and didn’t think any bad of him………………….. yet

[@Hendrick_Lecona]

I totally agree with you, of course sending your wife to kill someone isn't something a good husband would do, and even though I think he wanted to protect her, I also think deep inside he was so afraid to do it, that he sent kim instead.

[@przemekkozlowski7835]

@@Hendrick_Lecona It shifted the responsibility from him. Kim was the one who had to make the horrible choice of either murdering someone or letting Jimmy die. It's a twisted situation. Jimmy figures that if he does what Lalo wants, Lalo will just kill him an Kim anyway. By having Kim go out, he is sacrificing himself so she has a chance to get away from Lalo and keep living. However, this also presumes that she does not love him enough to try to save his life at any cost. Jimmy's actions are both heroic and cowardly at the same time which is his trademark.

[@nont18411]

@@przemekkozlowski7835 Like when he was scared as shit when Mike threatened to break his legs but ended up saving Jesse by giving Mike the fake address.

[@pertrt]

Just realized that in episode 3 someone says that the Salamanca method of dying takes too long. And we see that because of that, the most dangerous Salamanca toyed with his victim for just 1 minute longer and that cost him his life.

[@gothmaug]

Never thought about it until I read this, but was that "One Minute" Gus was given a subtle reference back to the Breaking Bad episode?

[@auroraizzy]

Mikes face at the end looking at Lalo and Howards bodies was so sad and heartbreaking.

[@Xehanort10]

33:00 And a few years later Walt and Jesse never knew 2 bodies were buried right under their feet.

[@majimalover1]

where is that scene from??

[@tharindu207]

Chaotic evil and Lawful good sharing one grave. Kinda poetic.

[@Samuel2oh9]

Crazy now to think now Walt and Jesse did all those cooks right above lalo and Howard’s grave

[@CraigKostelecky]

I bet that packing paper can be reassembled into the final episode's script. It's amazing that Sony sent that to you and recognizes the work you two do. You certainly deserve that.

[@briangonigal3974]

...And yet just watch Sony take down next week's video for going two seconds over the limit on the amount of copyrighted content shown.

[@boodyjacob9322]

So this episode confirms it, Lalo was the fly that irritated Walt in the lab.

[@kartikahluwalia4795]

Howard ? What about howard

[@boodyjacob9322]

@@kartikahluwalia4795 Howard was buried in the lab, not killed in the lab. His spirit is somewhere else.

[@NotYourTypicalLakersFan]

@@boodyjacob9322 🤣🤣

[@adamparker3151]

Amazing episode. Might be the best in the whole Series. Better Call Saul might just be better than Breaking Bad. I love this Universe. Its crazy how Lalo is now buried under the Lab, kind of like a Trophy to Gus.

[@maceomaceo11]

We'll see after it sits for a decade or so. Recency bias is something I try to refrain from.

[@adamparker3151]

@@maceomaceo11 Its crazy how every scene of the lab we got from BB, Lalo´s dead body is literally a few feet under it lol.

[@NotYourTypicalLakersFan]

@@adamparker3151 And Howard’s

[@adamparker3151]

@@NotYourTypicalLakersFan True but they only dumped his body there because it was the easiest and most simple way, they dumped Lalo there on purpose for kinda like a trophy.

[@ryanjameshansen]

Love the parallel shots of jimmy and Kim from the back with lalo framed in between them talking at them to the same shot with Mike in lalos position at the end.

[@godawful5600]

So so so happy this show is back. My jaw has been on the floor this entire season. Howard and Lalo’s fates have both made me legitimately scream. Fantastic fucking episode. Best show on TV hands down, glad you guys have enjoyed!

[@cassetiquette]

You 2 make some great observations & foreshadowed so many things that happened. Your love of the show shines through.

[@UncleMilo]

FRIDGE R.I.P. Howard! I am startled how interesting and fascinating Howard's character became over the course of the show. What a tragic ending for his story... and nothing made it sink in more than that bit at the end with Mike and his team disposing of the body.

[@kaz101]

We finally got the "It wasn't me, it was Ignacio"

[@papahamdrew9962]

I love that after Gus shoots Lalo, is actually the first and only time we see Gus actually scared and trying to catch his breath, yea he was shot and breathing heavily, but he was also shaken that he had to run and shoot lalo and then he cautiously makes sure he’s down, it’s one of the only time we don’t see a calculated Gus. And also it’s sooo sad and super chilling that this whole time that Walter and Jesse were cooking in season 2-4 of breaking bad in the lab, Lalo Salamanca and Howard Hamlin were buried, just a few feet below them. 25:07 Giancarlo Esposito (Gus) actually did the stunt where he is kicked down the stairs, he had to do it 25 times

[@kentonkruger8333]

If Rhea Seehorn doesn't win an Emmy even just based on this episode nothing is right in the world.

[@Billyregin]

This is a dumb comment. Theres tons of great TV performances that you've probably never seen. Shes great, but you sound very childish

[@Madbandit77]

I thought she should have won by season five when she told Lalo off.

[@kenfrmcape2355]

This episode answered the biggest question people had about the fate of one of the key characters. If Lyle made manager.

[@Col_Fragg]

The biggest problem with the cover story is that the whole "Howard addicted to cocaine story" won't stand up to scrutiny. Except for the Sandpiper meeting, none of the people closest to Howard saw any sign that Howard was addicted to cocaine. Howard's secretary will back up all the details relating to the "phony detective" story and this will give Clifford Main doubts. And if Erin Brill tells Clifford about the con job she and Jimmy pulled, that's all it will take to see Jimmy as completely capable of pulling off the con job outlined by Howard. While the cops may be more than happy to close the case, I don't think things will go that smoothly.

[@j.prt.979]

Good point.

[@Doommaster677]

I legit have no idea where we go from here, but this makes me believe the last episode will be entirely Gene focused and how his story ultimately ends

[@oozekip]

From the insider podcast: the scene at the beach is the only scene across both BB and BCS that was not filmed in New Mexico, and it was the final scene shot for the series. Even the snowy scenes in New Hampshire in BB were filmed in the mountains in Northern NM, but the beach was in Malibu.

[@razorlicks7929]

That voicemail gave me a complete flashback to Jessie hearing Janes last message over and over...

[@kvoltti]

I loved the look on the body doubles face when Kim said she was supposed to shoot him like this was the first time he considered the fact he was a target.

[@Carlos-ln8fd]

He looks so offended haha

[@Pentaholic88]

Back to back 12/10 episodes. How do they do it? How do they make me care for everyone in a prequel even the ones we know survive? 38:37 Kim is his third wife. When they got married, the lady asked Jimmy for his two previous dissolutions 🚪👞👞🏖

[@Rainn-uv1tq]

One of the ex wives was the reason for the Chicago Sunroof lol. She had cheated on him and Jimmy DEFACATED in his SUNROOF, not knowing the other guy's kids were in the car lol

[@drpikegeologist]

How cool that Sony sent you guys a gift box! proof that you are doing a good job with your content- keep up the good work!

[@Thompson98PL]

Now I'm glad Walter dropped damn near everybody. Rip Lalo and Howard, two best characters. Wonder what they're gonna do without the former these 4 next episodes. Hope we get some Gene Takovic closure

[@Doommaster677]

5 episodes, but I hope the finale will be entirely Gene focused

[@raphyolivo7597]

When Lalo was telling Jimmy what to do once he got to the house, he basically described hes own death… i fucking love this show

[@Ashas.Garden]

When he doesn’t hear from Lalo for a while Hector will try to get the twins to look for him starting up Gus’ ass since that is the last place Hector knew Lalo to be. It will be a little sad when their search turns up empty and the Cartel won’t help because as far as they are concerned the paramilitary team killed Lalo earlier in Mexico.

[@paulpatrick3842]

I feel like gus will just rub it in hector's face that he personally killed lalo.

[@renerocha6334]

Lalo was going rogue against the cartel and his own family. All he found was a hole in the ground. Gus could have easily explained this away. Criminals need places to hide things.

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

@@paulpatrick3842 Hector is absolutely pathetic and is merely existing. Gus already stopped his therapy and ruined his recovery, Gus already has ultimate power over him (until _that_ scene in BrBa...)

[@paulpatrick3842]

@@halfbakedproductions7887 I don't think that matters, he just loves torturing the old dude. And like he said, he wants him to know he buried every last one of them. Even when he took down the cartel, he still brought jesse with him to say to hector that jesse killed his grandson or something.

[@jakepayne2985]

I always wondered why Hector didn’t use the alphabet game with others to tell them how guilty Gus actually is lol. Like, NO YOU HAVE TO TRUST ME, GUS TRIED TO KILL LALO DAMNIT!!! Ding ding ding. I know Lalo said to not tell anyone he’s alive, but you’d think at some point he’d try to tell someone something.

[@markhetrick8105]

You guys are really fun to watch and share this with

[@Suikogiru]

A bit off topic but this is the first time I actually watched an unboxing video and never got bored about it lmao

[@renerocha6334]

In the next episode trailer, I believe I heard Jimmy say “we.” Unless he is speaking generally that could only mean him and Kim. So it’s safe to assume Kim lives for an extended period of time guarding this secret. Presumably in Albuquerque. Now the fun part is seeing explanation of her absence from breaking bad. There is no guarantee she is now safe.

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

I no longer believe she ends up being vacuumed. That's too obvious and has been done too much already, plus the actor died.

[@sylvester3018]

@@halfbakedproductions7887 they don’t need the actor for that. She could call the vacuum number and someone that sounds like him could answer. It actually makes sense that she gets vacuumed. Every other bcs only character has been killed off. to kill her , they would be just repeating

[@themoviedealers]

She is in hiding but running Ice Station Zebra.

[@renerocha6334]

@@halfbakedproductions7887 I prefer her not be cleaned but technically she would be the BBU’s introduction to this process.

[@Kolateak_]

My heart was RACING the whole episode

[@IvanIlev]

Love you guys! I love these reactions and I keep coming back to re-watch my favorite shows with you. It's like showing the shows to a couple of friends. Again, love you guys and I think it's AWESOME that you got a present from the actual actors especially for you! You're an inspiration I think. Many years ago, more or less when you guys started doing this, I thought about starting a reaction channel myself. Watching you guys shows me what could have happened if I pulled through with it lol. And it's awesome!

[@GodMcQueen]

*Absolutely cruel how they did my guy Howard. Vince Gilligan & Peter Gould are the GOAT.*

[@MrHartApart]

"It wasn't me it was Ignacio..." that's the line Saul delivers in BB when Walt and Jesse have him out in the desert.

[@dego6479]

This channel deserves so much more attention.

[@1984MG2]

For that reason in Breaking Bad there is a chapter called fly the fly walks near the corpses

[@mksongbird]

recreating the shots with Kim from the Breaking Bad episode "Thirty-Eight Snub" when Walt went to kill Gus and got stopped before ever making it to his door.

[@pankajsarmal2038]

Oh, Nice catch mate!

[@lifeson90]

great vid i watched this great episode by myself and now sharing experience with you two lovebirds. enjoyed that.

[@tedbaker3846]

I loved Lalo's character, In the end he went out with a smile

[@bwolf2076]

That was such a cool gift! So well deserved. I've loved watching you guys react to this universe :) I feel the same as you about this show; excited that it's back, but sad that we are closing in on the end. But man, great comeback from the break. I flashed back to Jesse going to kill Gale when Kim walked up to that door. But of course the show has callbacks like that to BB. Rhea Seehorn's performace was incredible. She was so terrified and shaken. What's happened to Howard from the previous episode to now is so dirty; Reputation is destoyed, he's buried under a meth lab, and he's buried next to his killer. RIP Howard.🚪👞⛱

[@sameerpirzada361]

This show just keeps proving how perfect it is. Everyone in this episode was just insane. The writers did a phenominal job and so did the actors. I can't wait to see what happens next! 🤩 🚪👞🏖 And btw, Rhea Seahorn finally got her first emmy nomination!!! Sooo happy for her ❤❤ 🎉🎉

[@goathair33]

I rewatched all of BB & BCS on your channel and I enjoy your reactions & really appreciate that you don’t talk over every second of footage like some of the other channels & you do a great job with the editing as well.

[@pranjoshi]

If only they had live streaming back then.

[@billiam8554]

Lalo and Gus playing chess in BCS reminds me of Walter and Gus playing chess in BB, and Gus' blind spot of eliminating the Salamancas almost got him killed in BCS, and in BB...

[@wademedlin6831]

R.I.P. Lalo. I’ll miss his smile and friendly demeanor. Brightened up any room….. With guns a blazing! Not to mention his fajitas.

[@fadeskywards1245]

This episode was CRAZY. The last two episodes were pure tragic. I'm glad Lalo got got, and in such an incredible showdown. What an end to an evil yet astonishing character. ...and of course... RIP Howard 👞⛱️🚘 He deserved none of it.

[@SmoofDizzle]

So stoked for Rhea Seehorn getting nominated for an Emmy!! Absolutely deserved :D

[@davestone8211]

"Even a house cat can scratch." I guess so! 😸

[@GoliathWarfare]

I now have a whole new perspective on Kim shooting the finger guns at the end of Season 5. That scene is so damn ominous now considering that was the beginning of the plan to destroy Howard.

[@Don-vn8oy]

cant remember what episode of BB, but Walt literally said to (maybe) Jesse that Gus's lab might have been a funeral of his enemy or his employees. Walt was right tho :)

[@jakepayne2985]

Huh? When? How? What?

[@theintroverse1905]

They took an extra year to fine tune everything so it makes sense that everything hits even if the outcome was obvious. The real tension for me was Kim's whole drive to Gus. Kim's face in the side mirror made it look like the walls are caving in for her just like Walt. It even had a score similar to Crawl Space, didn't even feel like BCS, this was Breaking Bad from start to finish.

[@hamsterfromabove8905]

Bob Odenkirk (Jimmy's actor) had a heart attack and collapsed on set during filming. He took a while to recover and return to filming. Even after they learned he was going to survive they weren't sure if Bob Odenkirk was going to ever be able to finish the series. Covid delays combined with the heartattack is why the season took an extra year to come out. It had nothing to do with fine tuning. There was just periods of time where work couldn't be done.

[@theintroverse1905]

@@hamsterfromabove8905 Yes that's the reason for the delay, it doesn't mean they didn't have time to look over the material.

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

​@@hamsterfromabove8905 Vince Gilligan confirmed that Bob's heart attack happened during the shooting of this very episode and they had to re-shoot parts of it after he recovered, ensuring the continuity etc. was correct. It might be possible to see parts of it if you look very closely. We were also told that the entire final season would have been cancelled immediately had Bob had sadly died. Whether they'd release a written synopsis of the story for the fans and to round things off, I don't know.

[@themoviedealers]

@@halfbakedproductions7887 But after all that, a happy ending.

[@VillainLand]

Tony Dalton had a speech about this scene and I did agree with him totally . He said that his death was a super lucky death and in 9 outta 10 time he would've beaten gus . And gus speech in front of camera wasn't for making lalo pissed off before his death and the fact is he believed that he was beaten and Lalo's smarter but luck was with him

[@heybos4640]

That's really cool of Sony!! I'm happy they are recognizing your work

[@popandroid]

crazy amazing episode, probably THE best Saul episode yet...total "Face Off"/BB S05 flashbacks...👏😻

[@jakescanlon8015]

When this show ends you guys absolutely have to watch The Sopranos, it’s a pop culture phenomenon that inspired the making of Breaking Bad. From the characters and the plot lines, to the symbolisms and deep conversations and action, it truly is one of if not THE greatest show of all time. Definitely worth the watch. Love your videos and keep up the good work

[@travisspazz1624]

I love the small detail of Gus being surprised that Saul talked down Lalo. Probably decided right there that Saul will be on his payroll.

[@Leo501st]

Fun fact…or not-so Fun Fact…Bob Odenkirk had his heart attack during the filming of this episode. You can’t even notice it

[@Billyregin]

How would anyone notice it lmfao. Its not like they stopped filming for years

[@Madbandit77]

Ironically, this is the type of episode that would people heart attacks.

[@bobsmith-tf2wb]

There are always fantastic reaction lines from both of you in every review, but when Nikki said "Oh fuck yeah he got him!! Right in the fuckin' neck!!!" That was on an entirely new level of awesome!!! Your shock & awe was brilliant and it was worded to perfection!! Great delivery & great reaction (as always)

[@James_Wisniewski]

I half expected Jimmy and Kim not to even look at each other after she got back. I really don't see their relationship lasting much longer after this. Of course, people have been saying that since season 4, but the stakes have never been this high, nor have the consequences of their actions been this catastrophic. I guess we'll just have to wait and see. 🚪👞⛱️

[@lorirhoads7680]

I’m so jealous of your banker box!!! I love love love it! 😍😍 the shredded paper made me think of the end of breaking bad when Francesca is shredding everything in Saul’s office. *🚪👞🏖fridge* R.I.P. Howard 🪦

[@anthonyacosta5660]

While no one is around that would kill Kim I don't think that means she won't die in the series. I feel like there is a very real responsibility, bearing the guilt of Howard's death, she may end her own life. The monologue at the end of the episode is likely Jimmy helping Kim cope with the death of Howard, but it may also be foreshadowing him moving past Kim's death and fully embracing Saul Goodman.

[@nont18411]

“Just promise me you won’t hang yourself in a closet.” Jimmy said to Walt after discussing about wives in BrBa, S3E2 Maybe this is a foreshadowing for Kim’s fate

[@orbboom6119]

Thats gonna be one the most chilling scenes in the whole 2 shows if it happens, i aint ready for that💀