Breaking Bad: Saul is fired HD CLIP

[@jonathang9710]

Notice how Mike acknowledges that he enjoys his line of work. Takes Walt till the last episode to admit that he also enjoyed his

[@Jose-se9pu]

Considering the shit he has to do for Gus, he more than likely enjoys the little jobs he makes for Saul.

[@fuffilicious]

@Trantor The Troll What does I.T. have to do with Breaking Bad?

[@sinsoftheswamp8346]

@@fuffilicious it's his code for dealing meth

[@Sockimus]

@@Jose-se9pu especially after what happened with Nacho.

[@jasonm7298]

@@fuffilicious It's a front, some people make chicken some people tell you to reboot your computer... but at the end of the day both are pushing 100 tons of meth a year.

[@VivaLaDnDLogs]

Gotta love the way Mike is just sitting in his chair reading while all this is going on.

[@JoshSweetvale]

"...Okay kids, calm down."

[@elbert028]

Who’s the 421st like?? Should’ve maintained the 420.

[@Brandonhayhew]

Mike is patient and smart and knows how to deal varying types of people

[@thefausty5195]

Nothing is more important than reading Hegel. And Mike knows that.

[@osmanyousif7849]

Especially after seeing him in BCS.

[@emperorreign6154]

Back when we thought Mike worked directly for Saul.

[@nailersrule]

I love this seen though because his apathy here hints at a more complex relationship. Im convinced Mike only got involved with this because Saul let him know about this amazing Meth cook and Gus wanted to check him out. The thing is Gus was obviously not sure about him and Mike didn't like him. It was only until Gus became truly desperate did he meet and agree to Walter.

[@jacob4690]

@@nailersrule you’ve clearly not seen better call Saul then..

[@Splatomix]

@@jacob4690 I think they were talking in past tense. Before Better Call Saul was a thing.

[@TheLunablackheart]

@@Splatomix their comment was 3 months ago, BCS came out years ago.

[@jacobthesomething]

@@jacob4690 lol what do u mean? its plausible

[@ScreenSpectrumFilms]

The way Bob Odenkirk delivers the "oh boo hoo, I won't cook meth anymore" line and the actions he does with it is comedic gold.

[@Sconechoc]

With the pointing too? He’s so childish and that’s what I like about this scene

[@richardgalvan4639]

I remember watching this episode when it aired on tv and I couldn’t stop laughing at that

[@SaucyCheeseburgerwithRanch]

I know I love his hand gestures and everything lmao

[@Sconechoc]

@@SaucyCheeseburgerwithRanch dirty damp and deep.

[@LibertyBridgeProductions]

True 😂

[@soyunpreditor50]

"Oh, boohoo. I won't cook meth anymore." Is essentially Walter White for the first half of Season 3.

[@lutzangler2882]

I'm dead asf ur not lying 🤣🤣

[@calvin5541]

And then jesse for most of season 5

[@bigmikeystyle]

1:54 the meth cook gets on his high horse and tries to tell Mike what's what

[@soyunpreditor50]

@@bigmikeystyle Mike: “You don’t have enough stickers for that.”

[@luchinovizzone7299]

Lmao he didn't even last half a season 😂 by S3 E6 he was already cooking for Gus

[@zach2790]

I love the way Walt utterly fails to try and get under Mike's skin

[@Ghaltouni]

Until their last meeting

[@maximuffin6395]

@@Ghaltouni Oh yeah, he definitely got something under his skin there

[@skylue1524]

Waltuh

[@waiting90dastochangemyname3]

@@maximuffin6395 oh hell nah 💀

[@yatesy117]

Mike coming over casually like a teacher breaking up a fight between two 3rd graders 😄

[@josephs.4813]

I love every single “You knooow…Walter” in the series. Mike always has something to say 🤣

[@ThiagoSilva-gb2iv]

"you wanted me to talk, so I talked"

[@T1Oracle]

The irony is that Mike, by pure choice, is a hitman for a drug empire. He is not the image of moral superiority that he purports himself to be.

[@WickedRyukxx]

mike has been sick of walt's shit since day one

[@seth5143]

@@T1Oracle He doesn't act 'morally superior' he acts like he understands the gravity and nature of the business they're in. Because he does.

[@MMO10216]

@@T1Oracle He never tried to make himself look like one.

[@rashan2424]

I love how Walt teases Mike for his profession yet he's a meth cook

[@theshadowl4]

Well being a meth cook is a pretty wealthy job if everything goes to plan

[@caninecurry5823]

It's honest work. Supply an demand an all that. Yay capitalism.

[@TheRolemodel1337]

just legalize and let them weed out themselves also a lot less money into the pockets of criminal organizations

[@akxmedia0]

@@TheRolemodel1337 Just exchanging one criminal organization (cartel) for another criminal organization (politicians)

[@LSqre]

@@akxmedia0 which is worse: corrupt politicians or the cartel I'm actually not sure

[@arrowdynamlc]

"She snuck off the reservation to get some dirty, damp and deep" How you gonna say that to an unstable, terminally ill meth cook and not expect to get attacked?

[@calebjanus2000]

He probably wanted him to.

[@skwisgarskwigelf7191]

Yeah Saul was asking for it

[@ChrisM-qo1jc]

considering the situation, adultery was the least of his problems. I think saul finds the irony in that if skyler wasnt tied in so deep with ted and the money, she might have snuck out to the cops but because she's involved now too because of it then they know they are safe because of it

[@MrSimonsays2592]

I think Saul always expects to be assaulted. Lol at least halfway expects it. 🤣

[@JESUSLIVESAMEN]

Hes an advisor. Hes trying to advise walt that skylar isnt going to the cops, shes going to the streets where she belongs. Hes just trying to make walt laugh. Besides, he tried to get walt some hookers so he would get over his wife.

[@johnsmithee6660]

*PLOT TWIST:* When Walt was reminded of his wife's infidelity, he wanted to have aggressive sex with Saul in revenge

[@walterwhite4699]

Thank you for your input... Edit: I never realized how much poetic this comment was. _"Ceci est de l'art.."_

[@lockvato7339]

Canon

[@NW-sm8xq]

Walt: You made me do this! Are you HAPPY Skyler!? Skyler: ....I'm sorry, with WHO!?

[@vlad_47]

He wanted to assert his alpha male status

[@gour348]

Real poetic. You should continue writing-even if only a passionate hobby.

[@JoeLambert94782]

2:07 I love how Mike looks down and acknowledges the Scythe symbol that was drawn on the street from the cousins, so he cautiously looks around back and forth, knowing that the cousins could be down the street watching walts house right then and there at that very moment. But he looks around not just for his safety but also for Walts. It’s crazy tho how Just little details in breaking bad that made it such a good show. “You know Walter It never hurts to have someone watching over your back” lol such a powerful line because if it weren’t for Mike watching over Walt The Cousins would of hacked Walt to pieces.

[@RMJ1984]

And then Mike would still be alive, ironically.

[@roddydykes7053]

It’s weird that in the whole series, those two guys came by far the closest to killing Walt, as any character on the show. Next of course being the Neo-Nazis in the final scene cause Walt’s plan could’ve easily failed

[@Azure1013]

And then Walt, that snake returned the favour by shooting Mike in the chest and killing him.

[@toomanylayers]

I dont think thats à little détail, il think we clearly see that in the scène lol

[@ryk3rofficial524]

@@darwinn8333 Bravo Vince!

[@arandomguy842]

I love how Mike is the only one who calls Walt Walter.

[@richos07]

Gus does as well

[@Sockimus]

As a Walter, I hate being called Walt. Walt makes me sound like I'm 60. Even though Walter sounds more formal, it also sounds more youthful than Walt. So while I may prefer Walter, it kind of comes off as being disrespect because Walter acts like a child compared to Gus and Mike (and Saul) that it's a dress down from them.

[@maliziosoeperverso1697]

@@Sockimus Does every Walter have an adjective surname?

[@Sockimus]

@@maliziosoeperverso1697 Racist much? Apparently you don't know much about Anglo-Saxon. Must be from a third world shit hole.

[@mart1jin509]

@@Sockimus Nothing sounds as youthfull as Walter.

[@iambuhlockay8007]

I absolutely love mikes mildly annoyed reaction to Walt attacking Saul.

[@skwisgarskwigelf7191]

He’s probably used to it. Seeing as how Saul kept a gun in his desk and had a code word for him getting attacked by a pissed off client 😂

[@Sconechoc]

I’d like to see huell lift up Walt

[@Fuckyourpoliticaloutrage]

"Should I stop him? Nahhh. Well crap I sorta work for the guy I guess I have to."

[@royceisthebestrapper7686]

It’s why I’m here, the subtle eye roll and absolute lack of enthusiasm when he gets up fucking sends me every time lmao. Jonathan banks is a legend

[@kierancaldwell3442]

Yeah, it's like a tired and fed up grandpa babysitting

[@JJ-zy1co]

1:54 by this point Walter’s: - killed two people - let Jane die - indirectly caused a plane crash that killed an additional two hundred people - sold almost 100 pounds of crystal meth

[@interesting7029]

I am not having sex with you right now Waltuh

[@RenaldyCalixte]

He also lied to Jesse about Jane just so he could have Jesse around to be his lapdog. Also showed no remorse for Jesse's friends Combo getting killed and Badger getting arrested.

[@chrisdawson1776]

His work was as a meth cook, if he were to choose he would not kill anyone. It involves voluntarily transactions between individuals.

[@gavins9846]

@@chrisdawson1776 that's a lot of destruction for someone who doesn't wants to choose violence.

[@chrisdawson1776]

@@gavins9846 Are you saying drugs are not victimless crimes?

[@rayjaymor8754]

"Great line of work by the way.... real upstanding field" That's a hell of a lot of smack talk coming from a meth cook that has a habit of getting rid of people that are in his way....

[@SimonKnight1023]

Yeah but Saul’s a snake and a coward.

[@rayjaymor8754]

@@SimonKnight1023 don't you go ragging my boy Saul!! Sure he's a snake, but I don't know about a coward...

[@SimonKnight1023]

@@rayjaymor8754 He backs down from every physical confrontation he’s in. He’s at the least a 🐈 lol

[@jonathanramos4174]

@@SimonKnight1023 Walter is the same, he doesn't know how to fight

[@SimonKnight1023]

@@jonathanramos4174 Yeah but he doesn’t back down. He’s too proud.

[@arnabtalukder]

I would feel a lot safer in a world full of Saul & Mike

[@dominickmaurose4407]

True

[@Mahangelafy]

A crooked, comical lawyer and a ruthless button man? I would love to live in your utopia

[@KuzanNegs]

@@Mahangelafy At least they are better than a high school chemistry teacher who poisoned a child, got his brother in law killed, got a young guy imprisoned by Nazis, imprisoned a guy in someone else's basement and then killed him, lied to Jesse that Gus poisoned Brock, bombed a nursing home for the elderly. So yeah, Saul and Mike are far better than that chemistry teacher.

[@Mahangelafy]

@@KuzanNegs You're speaking as if I said I'd prefer to live in a world with more Walts. Hell nah bro. I'd prefer to live in a world with none of them

[@KyloWick]

You can say the opposite also lol

[@danknerevarine3678]

"..snuck off the reservation to get some damp,dirty, and deep......" Can we just admit how underrated, funny, and golden this line is?

[@juice_67]

Even after all these years it always gets a laugh out of me

[@dribblesg2]

What I like even more than the line itself is how oblivious Saul is to the effect such a line would have on a husband... just nonchalantly continues 'on the other hand.''

[@BoopSnoot]

@@dribblesg2 its so graphic, lol!

[@serdareski3325]

I don’t get it. Can someone explain?

[@danknerevarine3678]

@@serdareski3325 my understanding is that it's a joke reference to pocahontas, a native American, snuck off her reservation (native Americans were losing their lands to the US Army due to modernisation and gentrification, and were herded into reservations as a result) to get together with Captain Smith of the US army, who belongs on the other side. Edit: it is a phrase abt someone's wife committing adultery, the term "reservation" is used to refer to a Native American sneaking off her reservation to have sex with the immigrants

[@jakerivas754]

At 0:45 you can see Breaking Bad fans fighting with Better Call Saul fans while enjoyers of both shows sit and watch.

[@RenaldyCalixte]

Fans who love both shows are like Mike. "Ironically Breaking Bad has worse supporting characters but fans still claim its the greatest show of all time. That's loyalty. On the one hand my show Better Call Saul has Kim as a supporting character and she's not a whore like Skyler but on the otherhand- Breaking Bad fans get mad and start yelling because they have no defense for Skyler being worse than Kim. "You're just a spinoff! Breaking Bad is the original now shut up! You are done!" "Boo hoo everyone is excited about Better Call Saul and they no longer talk about Breaking Bad. I don't need your show anymore." Um... your show is a prequel to Breaking Bad Saul... "I WANT THESE A plus/5 out of 5 star reviews for Better Call Saul removed TODAY!" Fans of both shows awkwardly leave the room.

[@adrithmanvik1853]

Underrated comment

[@Unampezzz]

Saul goodman (BCS) vs Walter White (BB) viewer :Mike ( who is main in both show) VINCE IS A GENIUS 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@yalovoyhznepomny]

You are genius

[@justarandomperson979]

OH BOHOO I WONT COOK ANY METH ANYMORE!!!

[@GokaiiRed]

“Oh boohoo i won’t cook meth anymore. You’re a crybaby.” Fucking kills me every time

[@Samari181]

The childish hand gestures really sell it🤣

[@ryanhowe5753]

They’re both childish 🤣

[@joseluis5055]

​@@ryanhowe5753yeah, funny how both main protagonists of this universe are manchildren

[@Maxwaffle3527]

​@joseluis5055 Walter for sure, no disagreement their, saul on the other hand is a fair bit more nuanced than that...

[@d.drummer]

Fast forward to season 5, Saul probably regrets not letting Walt quit cooking by that time XD

[@macafromthewired]

i love how saul always talks like he's trying to convince himself that what he's saying is correct as if he knows he's so full of shit lmao

[@jpeg.600x2]

yea him and walt are iffy

[@DamarcusChlorine]

He's right about most thing though if the house wasn't bugged walter would have been killed

[@mappingshaman5280]

@@DamarcusChlorine the main thing was that Mike was there to do the bugging in the first place though. If he decided he'd do it the next day or somehow did it the day before, walt would be dead.

[@poggerwhite]

Well to back up your point by quoting the man himself, "I once told a woman I was Kevin Costner. And it worked, because I believed it"

[@benjamincrawford8304]

@@poggerwhite It worked indeed

[@tsstevensts]

The fact Mike is slow to react as if he's thinking Saul got what he deserved makes this all the better.

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

I think Mike didn't care at all. He was calmly reading his paper and was just annoyed he had to get up and separate these 2 boys.

[@jakandratchet9930]

I mean, Mike did warn Saul about Walt, how he was way in over his head, and wasn’t worth the trouble. Guess this was Mike’s way of saying “I told you so.”

[@Trix10cade]

​@@flightofthebumblebee9529"boys"?? Walt is 50 dude.

[@IAmNumber4000]

0:38 I love that it doesn’t even occur to Saul that this is going to piss Walt off even more 😂

[@miningtrout2868]

Watching this after the new Better Call Saul episode really puts a spin on this all. Saul completely downplays a man's marriage falling apart because that's what he had to do to cope with his own divorce.

[@RenaldyCalixte]

Wow that's a great observation. Saul is projecting onto Walt. The way Chuck would project his feelings onto Jimmy.

[@jonathannavarez9657]

He thinks Saul deserves a few ass whoopings after Howard

[@nont18411]

Also reservation dirty damp deep are a direct reference to Florida that he considered as a swamp.

[@darthraider450]

@@nont18411 and guess where Kim ended up after the divorce.

[@humbled_pleb]

Vravo bince

[@ryanwilliams4223]

The way Mike lifts Walt up by his arse 😂

[@solomale2156]

Mike is really damn strong

[@wage7621]

Nice jumpcut you mean lol No way Mike is able to lift Walt that way.

[@davemac9563]

I love how Mike slowly takes his time to break up the fight 😂😂

[@16caldwellj95]

@@wage7621 The character, Mike, is able to - if you’re pointing out that breaking bad is fiction, no fucking shit? They’re actors.

[@DarkFactory]

Mike = Chad, Alpha male

[@ernestov1777]

This moment was literally a blessing for Jimmy (Saul) he could have saved his career and life but he didn't know what was going to happen later... Watching Better Call Saul is even more sad to think about this.

[@3headedsnake388]

crazy seeing everyone thrive/be successful with business and work in BCS knowing that it is almost all ruined by walt 😭😭😭 still love him though

[@charlessutherland274]

Who knows? Maybe if Chuck hadn't been such an arrogant, pigheaded ass, Jimmy wouldn't have turned out the way he did.

@@charlessutherland274 I think Jimmy should have taken Howard as a role model, not Chuck. Howard always respected Jimmy and had his back, but Jimmy projected every negative feeling about Chuck onto Howard and his "high class lawyer" world. If he had become Howard's apprentice, he would have become a respected and successfull lawyer.

[@Wolf-wc1js]

@ to be fair, most of Season 1 Howard is the main antagonist to Jimmy until it’s revealed that Chuck was working against Jimmy. And even so, Howard was complicit in doing what Chuck said. That’s why Howard tried offering Jimmy/Saul a job in S5.

[@Jose-se9pu]

He really should've used the oportunity to leave Walter, but I guess the money was too sexy...

[@razzberri1406]

“lets not get lost in the who, what, and whens.” a true lawyer

[@josecabrera7090]

I like how mike flinches when Walt asks if they bugged his house.

[@zga042]

right at the start? I don't see it

[@vaninh7486]

Damn small detail, very good.

[@jerodast]

@@zga042 More of a "oooh..." scowl than flinch but yeah it's a distinct reaction haha.

[@Im.Smaher]

@@josecabrera7090 That’s not a flinch

[@usmanchughtai1751]

I love how easily Mike lifted Walter. Like holy shit

[@Vylkeer]

Incredible how Walt never realized how close he got to the most unpleasant encounter ever with the twins. Mike literally saved his ass by informing Gus about what they were about to do. That's why Mike said that at the end of this clip, as the car revealed the axe sign on the ground which he didn't even notice.

[@jsmiller0605]

Well no shit then mike tries to kill Walter a ton of times .. that’s why I’m glad Walter got him in the end

[@Arcessitor]

A scythe, not an axe.

[@Im.Smaher]

Thanks for pointing that out, Professor

[@bandit3009]

Mike definitely noticed he told Gus about it when they met up

[@Viscous_6]

@@Arcessitor no … it was an axe

[@shadow_wesker6666]

I love how they don’t actually throw down, they just struggle with each other on the ground. It’s hilarious.

[@ryanhowe5753]

“YOU’RE FIAHD!! YOU’RE DONE!!”

[@leviticuscornwall8991]

Walt: YOURE FIRED Saul: Oh boo-hoo we got 2 seasons left

[@nikossideris4219]

After watched better call Saul I see this as a story where Jimmy has hired Mike for his dirty jobs and Walter happened to be his client

[@mimimarie44]

Ahh which season and episode? I’m not very far on BCS yet, but would love to see that.

[@spg4770]

@@mimimarie44 I just caught up to bcs, and it’s arguably just as good as breaking bad so you’re in for a treat

[@mimimarie44]

@@spg4770 Great!! But what season and episode?

[@6WeeksTV]

@@mimimarie44 I don't think he's referencing a specific scene or anything just the vibe, could be wrong though as I just started season 5

[@mimimarie44]

@@6WeeksTV ohhh thanks. Sorry about that lol

[@NoLoveLost8196]

The alliteration in Saul’s speeches is second to none. “Dirty, damp and deep” is hilarious 😆

[@aryanagrawal106]

1:04 Mike to Kaylee

[@Sheikh_Speare]

Kaylee is Heisenberg confirmed, y'all heard it here first. Shoot, she's the muscle to Gustavo Fring's drug empire.

[@ABeastG]

Kaylee: Oh, boohoo, I won't cook meth anymore. You're a crybaby, who needs you!?

[@seniorgrocco]

@@Sheikh_Speare You just bought a $300 suit, PSYCHO!

[@frostydanger]

0:37 the funniest line of this entire show 😂

[@zufgh]

I love how, despite having every reason to immediately be enraged at his privacy being invaded, Walt seems relatively chill and more than willing to hear Saul out about the necessity of it all. Only when Saul makes the 'dirty, damp and deep' comment does Walt go Hulk.

[@trevor6433]

“Yeah. But I didn’t know it was your house.” One of Sauls funniest moments

[@DummyYEEEAAHHHHH]

The look on Mike's face when Walt tackles Saul is hilarious. He looks like he's watching his two kids go at it 🤣🤣

[@kingolo97]

Right!! He's like "can't I just read in peace?" 😂😂

[@alexjoseph330]

I love how Mike had that unflinching, tired, dad look on his face when Walt and Saul went at it. That "c'mon boys, that's enough now" energy 🤣🤣🤣

[@BL4CK-L1ST]

“Real upstanding field” *says a meth cook sarcastically* 😂

[@rodrigocoockiemonster4460]

Yeah but he is terminally ill, while everyone else is perfectly fine when it comes to health and still they risk their lives for money.

[@billross9132]

@@rodrigocoockiemonster4460 welp let's pray that all disabled, ill and old ppl don't end up becoming murderous meth cooks then

[@ophello]

Mike is way too cheerful now that we’ve seen how he is in Better Call Saul.

[@glanni]

I thought the same 😂

[@est.sar.9276]

At this moment he is winning money for his family 'peacefuly' working under Gus.

[@Nimbus3690]

Yea noticed that too. He talks a little too fast compared to the jaded version of him in bcs

[@rsdillbot3646]

@@Nimbus3690 I noticed that. Bcs has changed my whole perspective of brba and I just miss Howard, chuck and natcho

[@Nimbus3690]

@@rsdillbot3646 Howard is the only one out of those guys that deserved better. He deserved to have better company surrounding him for how much he gave back

[@GhostySweep]

1:13 me when I call the exterminator and they say I have to wait till tomorrow

[@oldperson-ls3jc]

Just realised Mike saw the chalk scythe which is why he added that 'couldn't hurt to have someone watching your back' remark.

[@altafkalam2716]

Holy shit, watched the show so many times, didn't catch that. Makes sense why he is looking around for a second there.

[@VivaLaDnDLogs]

Yeah, you see him look down and then start scanning the neighborhood. First time he seems genuinely concerned. Meanwhile, we're all basically Walt just wondering when exactly he's going to get into the car door he just opened. Friggin' brilliant.

[@VivaLaDnDLogs]

@@lottexy it was shown, but it's one of those little details you miss the first time.

[@adamforbes8556]

No shit Sherlock

[@VivaLaDnDLogs]

@jcorb hindsight is 20/20.

[@stevehammond2016]

The line of the day , " Yeahhh , I enjoy it " .

[@ARB1452]

What it took Walter 5 seasons to say Mike said effortlessly. Mike and Gus really were better classes of criminal than Heisenberg and to an extent better classes of people than Walt.

[@stevehammond2016]

@@ARB1452 Walter was still learning .

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

@@ARB1452 What it took Mike and Gus 20 years to build up, Walt did in 6 months. Heisenberg really was a better class of criminal than either of them.

[@rover5058]

@@TheStraightestWhitest It's a shame he had an ego the size of eiffel tower. His ego was his very downfall

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

@@rover5058 Half true. He wanted his downfall. He wanted the world to know what he'd done. That's what it was always all about. Not about money, but about proving that he could make it. That he could build a billion dollar industry like Grey Matter, that it was him. So that was ego yes, but he didn't fall because of his ego. He chose that. Because the world couldn't have known what he was capable of without it. That's why in the very first promotional material it said "Remember the name." It was never about maintaining what he'd built. He just wanted it built to prove he could. That's what I love about this show.

[@kamramann8112]

“It wouldn’t hurt having someone watching your back” that now hurts way more after Howard’s death

[@Sconechoc]

Howard was too invested in Jimmy not realizing how deep he was in.

[@draccqueen1770]

I love how this is the first time in the series that Saul was genuinely offended.

[@LifeComedyAction]

I like how Mike takes about 30 seconds to even emotionally respond to the fight

[@Syryu]

I'm sure he was mentally calculating how much he was going to charge Saul for this act of bodyguarding.

[@bonmanood4686]

2:16 Walt is like an NPC when you stay a little longer after taking a mission.

[@Emily-5124]

You know, Waltuh

[@SynBlades]

Mike's "are you kidding me" glare after Walt starts fighting Saul never gets old., 😆

[@heisenberg4406]

Saul was the best lawyer I ever had

[@Doffito-k]

Holy shit are you the real heisenberg?!

[@hasan_z]

Obviously not..

[@assassingamer5983]

bruh

[@henriquethehorrible5501]

You are dead.

[@RyleRider]

You're god damn right

[@romilrh]

Walt: "Great line of work, by the way. Real upstanding field" Mike: "Walter, you literally cook meth"

[@harish261000]

I have seen Better Call Saul, saul dealt with Tuco, Nacho, and Lalo and none of them touched him once and here he is getting beaten by a high school chemistry teacher. What an irony!

[@dutchvanderlinde4653]

its dumb as hell

[@kazuo398]

Tuco beat him up a little

[@dumbingdownended5369]

And Lalo tied him up

[@davidcolmenaress]

After saving Saul in the desert, I can see why Mike took his time on this occasion.

[@darkpandalord3844]

Walt and Jesse: *need protection, got police breathing down their necks and savage drug cartels on their case* Also them: *reject literally every single person who can ensure security*

[@zizoumonk10]

Waltuh put your d away

[@mandorulz1]

To think, mike actually tried to look out for his life but in the end.. walter killed him rip mike

[@christaylor3911]

Mike didn’t give a shit about Walter, he thought he was a egomaniac and a liability (rightfully). He got paid to bug his house. I still hate that Walter killed him however.

[@terracottapie]

All the shit that Mike survived, revealed in Better Call Saul... and he's offed by this chemistry teacher having a midlife crisis.

[@altafkalam2716]

Yeah, you forgot the part in between where Mike was seconds away from blowing Walt's brains out in the lab in cold blood. Mike didn't give a crap about Walt. He was looking after Gus' investment.

[@drpufosoide5422]

I think he gave a little shit about him up until he ran over the dealers, then he was just waiting to blow his brains.

[@christaylor3911]

@@drpufosoide5422 he wasn’t waiting to “blow his brains” either. Jesus can’t you lot just understand he’s only interested in getting paid to live an easy life creating an inheritance for his granddaughter. He gets pissed because Walter ends up f*cking it all up. “We had it good with Fring but you had to mess it all up with your pride” or so forth.

[@takingamassiveel]

1:14 me when I pay pest control to solve my roach infestation

[@donnymcjonny6531]

1:34 This is Mike's funniest moment in the series imo

[@powersd453deven]

At 0:44, how Walt attacks Saul makes me laugh every time. It’s timed perfectly. There’s like a fraction of a second delay where Saul’s dirty, damp, and deep commentary gets to Walt, and then he just goes Heisenberg on poor Jimmy. 😂

[@FourLoopMedia]

Love how Mike gives Walt a minute before he intervenes. He knew that remark deserved a takedown at least.

[@Serfo_]

I love how Mike doesn't even get mad with Walter when he questions the morality of his labor. Ignoring the fact that Walter doesn't even have the right to say anything (he's just as bad as Mike), Mike elegantly avoids the burn by saying: "Yeah, well. I enjoy it" And then later in the series (in one of the final scenes), Walter finally admits that all that he did was for himself in front of Skyler. Mike simply understood this much earlier than Walter: "Looking up for excuses when you do something wrong is pointless, because it won't validate you ever. Better just accept it, and do it proudly"

[@CrumbsLamond]

I'd argue Mike actually does do this solely for his family whilst happening to be good at it. We're it not for his daughter in law and granddaughter, I imagine he'd be happy working the toll booth to this day

[@barottengarden2]

@@CrumbsLamond Nah, imo Mike's "doing it for his daughter" thing is as much an excuse as Walt's

[@andrewmartin7697]

Mike just went through his journey earlier than Walt. He went through the same denial in BCS and finally came to terms with it, just like Walt does

[@Angel-Otk]

@@CrumbsLamond I think he referred to the jobs he does for Jimmy when he said he enjoys it. Would make sense as he is getting a break from all the cartel stuff

[@Arcessitor]

@@barottengarden2 That's not true tho. He clearly cares more about his granddaughter than Walt ever did his family.

[@nobodywashere4743]

Walt had all the plot armor, and Mike had 0 f**** to give.

[@molom1741]

No, its put in evidence multiple times that mike only kills people with a reason, if it was someone like Tuco, then I would agree that would be a killing plot armor,happily it wasn't the case.

[@detectivepayne3773]

Mike does have opinions on his work and the people he works with, bit like a true professional Mike doesn't let those opinions and feelings get in the way, he was hired to do something, so he does it, nothing more, nothing else, the employer doesn't give a shit about emotions they care about results

[@brettmurphy5647]

@0:49 Mike was totally saying to himself, “these dumbasses can’t fight for shit”

[@RenaldyCalixte]

Luckily Mike didn't watch the Howard vs Jimmy boxing match in Better Call Saul.

[@vendimi9547]

@@RenaldyCalixte Actually, he may have seen it, or heard about it, because Gus’ men were watching Kim and Jimmy at the time

[@RenaldyCalixte]

@@vendimi9547 Good point.

[@ILOVERESISTANCE]

Damn after watching Better Call Saul it is kind weird to see Mike this ''young''

[@VideoGameAutopsy]

0:54 Walt reacts the same exact way when he sees Jesse and Todd scrambling on the floor while Jesse strangles the life out of him.

[@jarnodatema]

Considering how many strangers pulled up at Walt’s house it’s a miracle he wasn’t caught earlier

[@GlitchyYellow64]

0:27 Heisenberg moment

[@kdog8073]

We need a series about Mike's younger life.

[@mundee7792]

Mike being my favorite character, I'd love that. I don't know if anyone could do Mike justice the way Jonathan Banks does though.

[@kdog8073]

@@mundee7792 good point, there gonna struggle to find someone as cool as Jonathan banks.

[@aidanmullan1444]

I feel like better call Saul covered a good amount of it, would rather a series’s about Gus frings younger life and possibly how that ties in to the origins of the cartel exploring Don Eladio, Hector and Bolsas younger life’s too because when Hector kills Max he tells Gus he only spared him because he knew who he was. It think it would be really interesting if they explored that further.

[@mimimarie44]

@@aidanmullan1444 A mini series for both Gus and Mike sounds incredible ugh 😖

[@mundee7792]

@@aidanmullan1444 Of course. The beauty of all the Breaking Bad characters is they all have such depth and interesting backgrounds that they all could really have prequels of their own. There are still a lot of unanswered questions with Gus that I'd be curious to learn about. Hopefully we'll learn a bit more with the last season of Better Call Saul.

[@shadow_wesker6666]

0:45 the way Saul grunts is absolutely hilarious.

[@villymimo4444]

I love how walter is totally immune to the saul chit-chat. Only a few can have that...

[@magiccheetos420]

0:41 One of my favorite Breaking Bad moments 🤣

[@TayshawnTryston1605]

Walter to Saul: Did you bug my house? Jesse to Walter: You bug my car?

[@joseph4500]

Saul called him exactly what he is.. A crybaby

[@Darkraidalek]

It's really actually sad Walt treating Saul and Mike like this, they are literally the only 2 purely good peeps in whole show. Might not be what Walt thinks he wants but they are very loyal and risk their lives to protect him.

[@thejaxicarps1921]

Them and Jesse, another person who he largely negatively impacted.

[@m_r2215]

They aren't good.

[@Samirtouf]

Loyal to gus

[@Darkraidalek]

@@Samirtouf Mean more after Gus ending seasons

[@ahsadmirer6825]

@@thejaxicarps1921 Pinkman sucks and really is the worst character in the universe

[@sandeepsajwan6475]

"Dirty, damp and deep" 😂😂

[@sleptking1707]

Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul fans fighting over who the better protagonist is

[@RenaldyCalixte]

That's funny 😄 Mike is in both shows and fans like me who love both shows just roll their eyes.

[@Hupomone]

Mike's utter weariness and lack of concern is the best.

[@CookieThug]

it feels like BCS was created first for some reason

[@Diggz24]

Because it's a prequel and meant to feel that way Lmfaoo!! It's called excellent writing.

[@maximomanabat8382]

@@Diggz24 thats what he is trying to say but in different way.

[@foxmulder5414]

Is it just me, but Mike feels a lot younger in BB than in BCS. In BB he talks more fluently and in BCS he just mumbles?

[@solidsalt3412]

@@foxmulder5414 well yeah the actors much older in bcs

[@CookieThug]

@@foxmulder5414 just wait till you see Don Eladio season 6 oof

[@fathan_fachri]

I'm very sorry for Saul getting fired

[@GuilhermeRibeiro-ti1jg]

Is Walt wasn't such a crying baby and has such a gigantic ego, he would have followed Saul's advice and half his problems wouldn't have even existed

[@Sousabird]

Turns out the guy who started a meth enterprise might not be the most rational guy on Earth.

[@reconscout2238]

@@Sousabird Why wouldnt he ? drugs trade is motivated by profits and its a profitable business

[@thereccher8746]

He's in the right though. You shouldn't spy on a guy in his house without at least telling him

[@jaksida300]

@@reconscout2238 Walter wasn’t just in it for the profit. Walter got an absurd amount of money, enough to ensure his children’s future and more than he could ever spend but he didn’t stop. His large ego is the motivation for him.

[@Arcessitor]

@@thereccher8746 And you shouldn't cook meth. So he was not in the right. He was throwing stones out of his already cracked glass house.

[@ColdFuse96]

The Salamanca twins legit just drew a scythe with sidewalk chalk in front of Walter's house 😂

[@fruitypeebils]

0:56 im honestly impressed by how they found a way to film what looks like mike actually lifting walts entire body weight

[@Ihatesurge26715]

It hurts me on indescribable levels to see Saul get beaten up like that

[@Fuckyourpoliticaloutrage]

Why

[@jasonsinn9237]

I always love how Mike casually delivers burns while Walt loses his mind. 😂

[@minerock16]

"You just bought a $300 suit!" is a really underappreciated line 🤣

[@juanisaias8308]

I love Saul so much

[@glanni]

Me too. Always did. Love him even more now, but he was already my fav back in BB.

[@xZippy]

Mike sitting there like someone's two rowdy sons are fighting for the millionth time and doesn't have the energy for it.

[@marcster0581]

I like how Mike just casually picks up Walter and throws him towards the door like it’s nothing

[@TastyLemon123]

Just realised that Mike’s car being parked on the scythe, and him driving away is symbolic for how Walt doesn’t have anyone to protect him from the twins.

[@tylerdavis6919]

I never realised that. Glad I know that now :)

[@jackasmary1001]

Walter doesn't know that he was at the mercy of Salamanca Twins. I think he had to thank Saul Goodman and Mike a lot of keeping Salamanca away from him

[@Alejandro0956]

The way Saul insults Walt is almost the same as the way he insults Chuck ☠️

[@yoloswaggins1579]

Mike with glasses is a whole new Mike.

[@Thurgor_Supreme]

I love how Mike is like a 'tired of life' father just breaking up another one of his children's fights

[@marthastubbs8321]

The fact Saul expects to be able to carry on talking after dropping the "dirty, damp and deep" line 😂

[@MediumDSpeaks]

We've now seen Saul fight as a younger man, so I absolutely believe a 51 year old man with lung cancer could reliably beat the shit out of him

[@andre_santos2181]

Considering on S6 Saul is beaten by Howard, understandable...

[@MediumDSpeaks]

@Koosh for you

[@MediumDSpeaks]

@Koosh whoosh Have you um... never head of Bane posting? The Dark Knight Rises? Never?

[@outasi_official]

@@MediumDSpeaks did you see that body? he could and should wipe the floor with me 😍😍😍😍

[@easternlights3155]

@Koosh I think Fabian mentioned that shooting that scene was really funny, because Odenkirk was fresh off 2 years of fight training for Nobody, so he was actually in better shape than him. They would jokingly tell him "Hey, Bob, remember: you don't win this one."

[@YepImDaniel]

The way mike saw them fighting was like a disappointed dad looking at his two sons fighting

[@melodica5407]

I love how mike is so apathetic like "Geeze these guys can't fight for shit"

[@babynyxe4784]

the way Walt just throws Saul in the middle of his sentence will never not be hilarious

[@MrRobravens]

"Snuck off the reservation to get some dirty damp and deep" is arguably the funniest quote from the series🤣

[@AlvinY]

dude that reaper drawing is genius. Foreshadows Mike's death.