Hector Salamanca Talks About Nacho's Father | Off Brand | Better Call Saul

[@Takh1]

"all he had to do was 6 months, he'll be in there forever" love that bit

[@Samuftie]

1:47

[@barrontrump3943]

He a great villian

[@doncarlo9345]

what does he mean he will be in there forever ?

[@barrontrump3943]

@@doncarlo9345 he will get in trouble in prison

[@doncarlo9345]

@@barrontrump3943 then how many years tuco did in prison ?

[@jamishmcquo7590]

-disables you for life -blows his brains out in front of you -named after food id say he won that match

[@georgeballsmcbiggalo1359]

Idk I'm not too sure about that.. -gets to eat jello forever -his nephew's have a cool drawing -has a nice bell

[@landlockedcroat1554]

- insanity

[@lukekiely2450]

- has an island 😂😂

[@oa-san53]

His real name is Ignacio, Nacho is the nickname most people called Ignacio have, similar to how some Francisco 's are called Pancho

[@jogman262]

Submerged himself in oil to elude the cousins.

[@pedronevesurias2318]

1:46 I love Nacho's reaction to all of this

[@mau345]

He’a like, “sure, go ahead”

[@ry2950]

I think Nacho was also still registering the amount of immediate pressure that was put on him to "get his dad into the business" while knowing there was no possible way he could do it.

[@saint_gb5845]

Bro's like: "Come on, not again dude"

[@zakkc6395]

Love how Hector is mad at Tuco for not actually behaving, like he would do any different 😂

[@Wolf-wc1js]

Right, Hector’s thinking like: 50,000 for that bald gringo to get the D.A. to drop the possession charge and he ends up getting the time re-added anyway 😤

[@jacksbob8746]

he didnt call saul yet. :)

[@georgejohnson5904]

*shocked pikachu face*

[@dbodooley]

Ha Exactly. Like he would behave any better lol. I always laughed at that.

[@marcwhitlock5450]

Yea hes kind of like "oh c'mon seriously again?"

[@kevinsstupidanddumbadventu1357]

Walter and jesse feels like side characters now

[@keyamazed1038]

I like it. You see these big bad organizations and how they ran in their hey-day, all just to get toppled by a guy currently teaching highschool chemistry and being miserable.

[@alecedemama7480]

Not an insult towards you, but you and i are side characters in each other's life. Hi side character!!!!!

[@jh6025]

Who and what?

[@kevinsstupidanddumbadventu1357]

@@keyamazed1038 it's kinda sad too seeing how these characters develop and how they end up. Mike's hurt the most BC he doesn't give his family the money and dies for nothing

[@heisenberg4406]

I’m not a side character, I am the one who knocks

[@betterthanthou84]

This “Tuco” character sounds like a real wildcard. Wonder if we’ll see any more of him

[@WarGrowlmon18]

Yeah, I wonder............ I wonder if there's any desert shootouts with the DEA in his future too???

[@actuary33]

I wondered what kind of heart disease hecter had

[@WarGrowlmon18]

@@actuary33 Angina, Nacho said it at some point.

[@actuary33]

@@WarGrowlmon18 cool thx ill look it up. Usually they have nitro hanging around their neck taking those pills takes too much time

[@WhattAreYouSaying]

@@actuary33 Me too. He is taking heart medicines, but getting a stroke is his biggest risk? Why would switching his heart medicines lead to him having a stroke? I don't get this. But I am not a doctor so I really don't understand how this works.

[@PaddyRoon7]

It's honestly unbelievable that Hector survived for as long as he did. He's so thick-headed and stubborn, he was always destined to be the victim of a play from an actual thinker like Gus.

[@siniaura]

easy to stay alive with 2 psycho killers as nephews

[@HalfEatenMedia]

The fear of retaliation from the Salamanca twins is the only reason he made as long as he did.

[@treedland5763]

@@HalfEatenMedia kind of like to think Hector was and still could be someone more calculated given how much someone like Lalo seems to respect him. He was in prison for 17 years at some point during their cartel’s rise; his pigheadedness could be a combination of the frustration he feels with Gus and an insecurity over his position within this cartel after being out of the game for so long

[@siniaura]

@@HalfEatenMedia now I understand why he raised his nephews as he did. to be his life insurance. thats why he liked Mike, he is Hector without 2 psyko killers as backup.

[@JoeSmith-dl9ok]

He killed Gus so you kinda have that wrong

[@hermeth6969]

I don't think many people noticed, but in breaking bad is mentioned that Tuco stabbed a Mexican back in 2003 and that is what happens in this scene. Amazing attention to detail

[@conormartin3476]

When is that mentioned?

[@socomply5963]

@@conormartin3476 May have been the scene where Pete takes Jesse to him as they were together in las lunas

[@ollyvr8026]

Oh, I noticed. I love rewatching the show and picking up on these little details more and more

[@dbodooley]

@@socomply5963 yup yup. That’s it. Skinny Pete explains it.

[@wallabyjones]

Also Dog Paulson is from both worlds (the guy who's fractured skull is in nachos skin - yikes)

[@julioramirez1053]

1:42 This had to be the funniest update we got on Tuco because we know that’s something he would do.

[@Spanner249]

The line delivery was just perfect imperfection. He says it with almost a robotic straightforwardness that almost says, “this is the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard but it makes sense because it’s Tuco”

[@brotherjosh6243]

This was a critical moment in the BB universe. Had Hector not insisted Nacho's father be his mule, Nacho would never have swapped out the pills, and Hector would not have had his stroke and ended up in his condition. Without the stroke, things with Tuco would have gone very differently, and (assuming he even made it that far) Walt would not have been able to use Hector to kill Gus.

[@Jpilgrim30]

@KitchensAreHot this. Also, Gus is far more clever than any of his competition and would likely win the war with ease. I love how he systematically erased Hectors bloodline before being taken out himself. Had he not made it so personal with Hector taking his time to rub his nose in it he probably lives.

[@kennethrevilla639]

and tuco will introduce walt and jesse to Don eladio where they will cook there forever

[@anish3183]

Had that happened, Hector would've probably killed Gus eventually.

[@sebasitn]

causality, karma, deep themes. bravo vince

[@Tywil714]

Nacho was basically the ctalyst for everyone demise in the dryg buissness

[@blackswan7568]

1:46 Hector berating Tuco for being a hothead while acting just like him😂

[@TPDManiacXC626]

Apparently throwing immature temper tantrums does reoccur in the Salamanca family.

[@blackswan7568]

@@TPDManiacXC626 Family trait, I'm afraid.

[@deathchronicles6960]

Demolition runs in the salamanca blood😂

[@supermorb6]

​@@blackswan7568 what abt Lalo. He isn't a hot headed

[@Mexnoodles]

​@@supermorb6 he did also explode violently when he realized gus was taping his calls

[@Shorty15c4007]

Hector: Where does your papi get his distribution? Nacho: China Hector: Ah ok. Nevermind

[@EngineerMikey5]

Hector would probably send people to investigate if that's true.

[@David-py9wr]

Lmaooooo

[@hamsterfromabove8905]

That a big risk. Hector would kill Nacho on the spot if he ever discovered he lied. Nacho's best chance was to convince Hector that it wasn't a good idea.

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

Bad idea. You don't lie to men like this if they don't do it to you. What Nacho did was the right thing. Be honest, and simply try to convince him it wasn't a good idea due to his father not sharing his mindset one bit.

[@andrew51723]

I feel like he already knew xD

[@Mediados]

Hector is the best example why you treat your own underlings with honor and also respect their wishes. Being good inspires sympathy, sympathy inspires loyalty.

[@vitalityfox]

You're forgetting that everyone in the game has an ego. Some are better at keeping it in check than others. The number one cause of death in this show is a bruises ego.

[@matthewriley7826]

Although some might mistake it for weakness, and sometimes a heavy dose of fear needs to bring people back in line.

[@Mediados]

@@matthewriley7826 If they overstep, yes. You need to discipline your crew. But Nacho hadn't done anything for Hector to dislike him, The Salamancas simply didn't care about his concerns.

[@licktin1091]

There is no loyalty in his business.

[@justinguyos5476]

​@@licktin1091 Mainly because the Salamancas don't actually do anything to cultivate it. Fear is not an effective motivator and sooner or later your subordinates will hate you more than they fear you as Nacho, Gus Fring, and Walter White did who killed their tormentors as soon as an opportunity presents itself.

[@Radimunto]

This is the moment Nacho decided to kill Hector.

[@cheeriosaltcream]

it is not

[@reallyhappenings5597]

The seed was planted. Motive. Opportunity.

[@cheeriosaltcream]

@@reallyhappenings5597 that's not true

[@abonny]

No. He started to think about killing Hector when Hector told him that he doesn't trust Nacho's father. That's when he knew his father would be in grave danger.

[@cheeriosaltcream]

@@abonny no that not it either

[@skwisgarskwigelf7191]

“Looks like Tuco knifed a guy. He definitely broke a guard’s jaw. They got him in solitary.” 😂 yeah sounds about right 🤣

[@skwisgarskwigelf7191]

@SuperMarioFan 3001 *flips table in a rage and nearly has a stroke*

[@PrismanSP]

He thinks he is a boxer

[@capncake8837]

@@PrismanSPHe’s a hothead. He always has been.

[@aryanmalhotra247]

​@@capncake8837I even twist Tuco's ear

[@CulannBurke]

It's now confirmed that Tuco has killed five people; 1. *Unnamed Woman* 2. Dog Paulson 3. *Unnamed Mexican Prisoner* 4. *Unnamed Prison Guard* 5. "No - Doze"

[@britneyhochman5204]

I just now realized that the guy Tuco knifed was the “Mexican national in ‘03” Hank talked about in S2E2 of BB. I can’t believe this show is so good that it not only uses its throwaway lines to build the narrative for later on (like the horse and cactus statue at Mesa Verde) but it literally takes throwaway lines from its preceding show and gives THEM an important purpose. AND it somehow isn’t forced! To the point that it took me until now to make this connection!

[@LukeL007]

Compare this to how George Lucas forced everything with the prequels.

[@britneyhochman5204]

@@LukeL007 Right! It's like Gilligan and his writing team undertook all the same goals as other failed prequels and just challenged themselves to find ways to make it work!

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

But who was the guard who took a tight Tuco bomb to the jaw? That's the real mystery.

[@britneyhochman5204]

@@TheStraightestWhitest 🧐

[@jacks910]

What’s the mesa verde one?

[@kevinsstupidanddumbadventu1357]

Sometimes I forget that better call Saul is actually a prequel to breaking bad. Man it feels like it's own show

[@rong2912]

Breaking Bad is the sequel to Better Call Saul.

[@mikebloomfield8955]

@@rong2912 No

[@floormop6672]

No it’s an ezequal

[@DPowered2]

be a bad show if they didn't do that

[@SalesmanWave]

@@rong2912 uh oh, stupid alert!

[@Lostadvent]

The eye movement from the actor is phenomenal!!! It really shows how Nacho understands where the conversation is leading and how he is hesitant.

[@LogicA002]

A scene where a problem arises for Nacho and a solution to that problem in one scene. This show is brilliant!

[@matthewriley7826]

Less a solution and more of a cause for bigger problems….

[@alfaseeds13]

@@matthewriley7826 would be a problem too if he didn't do anything hector could've killed his father

[@BREAKocean]

@@matthewriley7826 not in the moment. IN that moment it was clear what could happen and what he felt he had to do.

[@kalash9467]

Its hard to believe that these two characters, Nacho and Jesse, are very different from each other but at the same time so alike

[@masterzombie161]

“I want a new front, my own.” So he’s gonna steal Nachos Father’s business.

[@Vendzor]

He take good care of Papí!

[@yussss4639]

He make money a lot more more than his little sewing machine

[@ryanhallum324]

right lol i was thinking same thing. Hector was just trying play catch up to Los Pollos Hermanos the entire serirs

[@XXXPUBLICENEMY]

His body language when he said that was so cute, like a child wants a toy xD

[@coitip2920]

Kinda nachos fault for not saying the distributor was in Oklahoma or somthing.

[@paulbolton4929]

More than any other character Don Hector is scary. Great acting by Mark Margolis.

[@matthewriley7826]

Even when stuck in a wheelchair with just a bell.

[@alfaseeds13]

@@matthewriley7826 the scene when walt and jesse trying to poison tuco in his house and hector realized it, is the one of the most intense scene in the entire breaking bad, i got really hooked to the series because of that episode

[@cooperchance7720]

RIP Mark Margolis.

[@jeremie_coh05]

RIP

[@arizonashane]

When Nacho calls his father a "simple man," what he really meant was "honest man" -- but of course, he couldn't say it that way to Hector.

[@pairofnunz]

Good catch! Brilliant writing

[@alainportant6412]

"0:21 They put a GON to your head 😧??" Lol I love how Hector seems genuinely concerned for Nacho.

[@93BlazinFire]

Not for Nacho. For the Salamanca status. Nacho's his guy. If they openly threaten his guy it means they don't respect don Hector's authority and/or don't fear him.

[@randomyoutubecommenter4]

He doesn't give a fuck about Nacho

[@peergynt9852]

he dgaf about him lol hes trying to get his father involved. no respect.

[@alainportant6412]

@@93BlazinFire Well that too, I was merely kidding, but I guess what I meant is that I wouldn't necessarily have acted it like that. He made that "concerned grandpa" face before immediately switching subject, when he should have at least looked pissed after Gus threatened one of his guys with a Gon. But that was adorable and quite funny so I'm fine with it.

[@abdullahamoudy899]

Now that was adorable

[@sealclubber1383]

This show is genius because it’s not really a prequel surrounding historical events, but actually focuses on character development.

[@SHiFTySCoReR]

1:46 😂😂😂 don hector is unintentionally funny

[@saint_gb5845]

I swear 💀

[@ShinefortheCam]

At 1:45 , when Hector flips the table Nacho like "not this again" lmao 🤣 😂

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

Especially since he conspired to have Tuco arrested lol😂!

[@evildestroyer6129]

1:55 the ponytail guy was so scared from Hector yelling he ran away to safety

[@visiteurvisiteur7301]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@GordiansKnotHere]

He was just getting him water for his pills...

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

Arturo

[@diamondbox4047]

1:34 “Don’t worry, I take good care of papi. He make money.”

[@miggybyte]

Rest in peace Mark Margolis. You are immortalized.

[@MrCaptainTea]

“WHAT!? ALL HE HAD TO DO WAS 6 MONTHS!”

[@arrowtt3364]

"He'll be in there forever!"

[@thegreenpigsnout5579]

@@arrowtt3364 *Throws table*

[@hectordiaz6498]

You could tell nacho tried to hold on to his smile of excitement after hearing the news.

[@HalfEatenMedia]

Hector is so evil that no one really wants to do business with him. At his age he should have all the connections and he’s getting desperate.

[@Senth99]

Mainly chaotic evil; dude was as crazy as Tuco. Meanhwile Gus kept stuff under the radar, only resorting to extreme actions when needed.

[@BroadwayRonMexico]

@@Senth99 Not quite as crazy as Tuco. As pigheaded and hot-tempered as he is, I don't think he's erratic and stupid enough to blow it during a 6 month sentence like Tuco did.

[@RKBock]

@@Senth99 gus also took care of his employees. i find it infuriating, just how hollywood thinks "bad guys" work. "we execute all our henchmen for the slightest misstep!" who the f* would ever work for someone like that?! such businesses can not run if the henchmen do not have legitimate reasons to protect the boss.

[@deathrager2404]

@@Senth99 gus had the makings of a varsity tactician

[@notinanyway]

​@@deathrager2404 small hands, that was his problem

[@TheHippyProductions]

Nacho's the best man. His cunning resolve and determination just shine through his scenes

[@LipeAzzi]

RIP Mark Margolis. His role as Hector will be unforgettable.

[@heistivo]

I have a cuban coworker who's in his early 60s and I swear to God he could have easily been a perfect portrayal of Hector Salamanca

[@TPDManiacXC626]

Did he have an ego problem and temper problems like Hector?

[@XTSwxgged]

1:46 *WWWHATT*

[@lyric7379]

ALL HE HAD TO DO WAS 6 MONTHS!!!!

[@shapiroshekelberg604]

“Dey put Anna Gunn to yo head?”

[@DD-kd6zg]

🤣

[@ComicalRealm]

"Ding ding dingity ding" - Hector Salamanca

[@gurusheat3506]

I love hector should have more screen time

[@freppie_]

Hector has quite of screen time, here in bc and bb too, just most of it is ding ding

[@matthewriley7826]

Might get more if they ever get a prequel for Gus going.

[@patbuchanan276]

But the chicken ma- *TEMPORARY*

[@azu111]

DA BOSS CAN SUUK ME

[@aseem2985]

If you think about it, we're all temporary. 💀

[@christianaguiare544]

2:00 Hectors crazed breathing is so iconic after watching the original series

[@mohabshawky2438]

Rip in peace hector❤️

[@youtubeman2001]

This is the moment that sealed Hectors fate to being confined to a chair for the rest of his life

[@Rudero3]

I cannot believe Hector didn't even thank his man for bringing him the drink. That is wild, like, I can't even imagine the lack of manners someone has to have to be that way lmao.

[@YeshuaKujo]

Truly the moment Hector became an explosion

[@calebsankey6945]

When Hector drinks the water, he twitches his lips in the same way as he does after he has his stroke at 2:26 and this is the moment that ultimately leads to him having said stroke... Probably not intentional but you never know with these shows XD

[@graylyhen9490]

dude that's sick af, nice

[@calebsankey6945]

@@graylyhen9490 haha BCS is full of things like that, I love it

[@ToyotaCamrySEv]

You could tell here he’s got some nervous thing throughout the scene

[@sgtyed3943]

1:40 Perhaps its just me, but the way the actor delivers this news to Hector reminds me of how Scarface (Tony Montana) speaks. Specifically when he says "Solitary"

[@octoman511]

That was a pretty lengthy phone conversation with one of the twins...

[@mordekaihorowitz]

lol when they're not speaking directly in front of someone they can't use their "badass cholo" face to communicate

[@matthewriley7826]

Lol I can just imagine the death glare they gave the poor sap who had to deliver them the bad news.

[@arrowtt3364]

@@matthewriley7826 "W...well. Your cousin might have stabbed a guy and broke a guard's jaw. So he's in solitary." Cousins: *Death glare*

[@vladskiobi]

@@arrowtt3364 The Twins probably gave a synchronised eye roll. They know what Tuco is like.

[@arrowtt3364]

@@vladskiobi Or a synchronised facepalm

[@samanthagwinn2830]

Wow, those are magical pills. It only took a few seconds from him to be on the brink of death to feeling healthy again.

[@lappansommer546]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amyl_nitrite#Physiological_effects

[@lukasz5020]

Bet now u feel dumb huh

[@lappansommer546]

@@lukasz5020 She shouldn't feel too dumb; according to angina sufferers the effect really is like magic. And it's a nice thing about BB/BCS that the writing gets so much close to correct, unlike much of TV & cinema.

[@zerozone5848]

@@lappansommer546 u showed OP whos boss lmao

[@_MaZTeR_]

@@zerozone5848 Da boss can sock me

[@ppiorkowski1502]

I know it's crazy but I sometimes feel like Nacho should have kept his alliance with the Salamanca family. For as cold-blooded and ruthless as they are they all seemed to have a unique type of admiration for him. Like right here Hector seems to be legitimately upset when Nacho tells him how they put a gun to his head. The Salamanca Twins save Nacho's life and even give their own blood through a transfusion. Lalo treated him very well and went outta his way to get Nacho promoted. And it all started with Tuco. I got the impression they were childhood friends. I could be way off though. He seemed to be the voice of reason for Tuco .

[@66kaisersoza]

Makes sense in hindsight

[@dj-dt1vv]

It's not talked about enough how Nacho is a turncoat. I get it, for his father/family. But in the streets & the drug game, he committed the ultimate sin. Playing two sides of a fence. He deserved much worse than what he got.

[@julians7613]

Theres a scene where Nacho tells Mike that tuco shot him on accident when he was standing behind some drug dealer tuco shot erratically, Idk but i’d feel like thats a pretty big red flag for someone along Tucos inability to stay calm

[@shinji136]

@@dj-dt1vv Go back and drink your milk before bed. This is enough r/iamverybadass-worthy material from you.

[@thiefkingparsley576]

how could he? Gus had him in such a tight bind, he was willing to do away with Papa Varga much quicker than Hector would have

[@darrellgriffin3818]

This scene is terrifying and hilarious at the same time.😀

[@Leatherbubba]

This is where Hector f***ed up.

[@robertlembo]

Those are the fastest acting pills I’ve ever seen

[@randycarey7487]

in fact nitro pills for heart and lung conditions do exactly that.there instant,many are steriods of a sort

[@randycarey7487]

like asthma inhalers there rapid acting steriods..he was clearly useing nitro pills .there much the same for differant reasons

[@thepenglord6120]

Must be a a senzu bean

[@justanotherblackwhitemicke7817]

I doubt Nacho will live next season, but somehow I feel that its going to end with a showdown of Lalo and him orchestrated by Gus

[@matijalukovic727]

@Ｃｏｐｙｒｉｇｈｔ 𝕮𝖗𝖞𝖕𝖙 nacho and lalo probbably saul menrilns them in BB

[@kevinsstupidanddumbadventu1357]

Tbh I think nacho has the most chance of survival out of all the new characters. Lalos fate is already sealed. Otherwise we'd have a plot hole. Kim Wexler is most likely gonna meet her demise. Considering the fact he wants out. So he could still be alive and have an reasonable explanation for not being breaking bad which is that he retired from the business. However this is wishful thinking

[@georgelionon9050]

@@kevinsstupidanddumbadventu1357 I bet on Kim getting out alive, but ending up in prison.

[@mihaa94sky]

I could see Nacho and Kim getting out via the disappearer.

[@kevinsstupidanddumbadventu1357]

@@mihaa94sky considering the disappearers actor is dead. Not happening. Plus we don't exactly know when Jimmy meets him. Anyways. Plus I don't see nacho leaving BC of his dad who refuses to leave (his dad is a chad) And Kim is most definitely dead

[@Omari000]

1:49 Nacho was like: there is no way I am letting this maniac deal with my father😂

[@iwaswrongabouteveryhthing]

I love the old man's rage

[@sebdoesnothing6889]

God, Nacho’s Dad is SOOOO dead next season

[@Thee_Deputy]

:(

[@Arthur-so2cd]

Why? Hector's focus shifted after he had that stroke, he probably doesn't even remember nacho's father

[@emilal]

No. Saul mentions Nacho in BB in a way that basically assures that he’s alive. “Did Nacho send you?”

[@mihaa94sky]

@@emilal No, he asked "Did Lalo send you? No Lalo?". Nothing in his sentence implies that either Lalo or Nacho are dead or alive. For all we know, Saul might think they're alive, when they're actually both dead or vice versa.

[@Wolf-wc1js]

@@mihaa94sky well Gus tells Hector that he is the last of the Salamancas, implying that Lalo is dead and with the threat that Lalo was to Fring, I don’t think he’d have the operation he did in Breaking Bad unless he confirmed for sure “Jorge de Guzman” is dead.

[@laraycrenshaw5908]

That all he had was 6 months got me rolling

[@hyx0man]

Rest in Peace Mark Margolis aka Hector Salamanca. La familia es todo.

[@RabbidTheNabbit]

"Don't worry, I take good care of papi- he make MONEY. A lot more than with his little sewing machine" Lmao I love that

[@akiim1532]

This is the exact moment Nacho became Heisenberg

[@lool999________]

1:51 me when i found out i'm adopted

[@nicolaspatto444]

"La familia es todo" Says the man that can't respect a simple man wanting him and his son to be outside of the cartel business as much as possible

[@JAMJAMUNO]

Hearing the commentaries regarding their filming schedule, im surprised they were able to churn out such a detailed world. Everything from acting to music to cinematography is amazing

[@mikebeastsecond]

RIP Mark Margolis. Don Hector Salamanca 🙏🛎️

[@howardoni2270]

hector is such an imposing villain, his voice sounds like a dragon

[@Savagery21]

I love how Tuco makes Don Hector's life a lot more difficult than it needs to be.

[@dannyrodriguez2365]

What's even worse to think about is that in the moments right before Hector suffers a stroke, Don Eladio forced all his men working in the south to switch to the Chicken Trucks as their main way to transport their product over the border Meaning that Hector might have been forced to give up of the upholstery place and Nacho wouldn't have sunk and drowned in the criminal underworld.

[@seanharmon713]

I’m so happy he got the last laugh

[@Rorschach003]

and so starts one of the greatest arcs in all of Breaking Bad

[@zachih3800]

Hector is an amazing actor, liked him from the " Oz" days.

[@kenanacampora]

Hector: You talk to your father. Nacho: No Don Hector...familia es todo.

[@TheAngous]

at that moment Hector sealed his fate

[@lancemartinez1130]

When I binge the cartel parts of the show I forget its a show about Saul

[@gabriel.hongkong]

And at that moment Hector sealed his own fate. Hector could have left Nacho and his father alone. But no no no Hector and his super sized ego pushed Nacho into a corner.

[@mirrorblue100]

Mark Margulies is just amazing in that role - reminds me of my Peruvian father-in-law. Old school hard ass.

[@augustgreig9420]

And this is the moment Tio Salamanca became Hectorberg.

[@johnvermintide]

He mustve has fun when playing hector

[@NormAppleton]

Ohhh! Margolis had a ton of fun playing Hector

[@booqueefious2230]

The part where he says "I'm not in Hector Salamanca, I AM the Hector Salamanca" Always gives me goosebumps

[@albertozepedamartinez4385]

1:46 The moment Hector realizes that his efforts to reduce his nephew's sentence went to hell

[@sheogorathz]

Hector is funnier than I remember

[@Tou-Immanuel]

You talk to your father, and the gun is yours!

[@michaely409]

Hector reminds me of my grandpa, always thinking, scheming, but as nice as Papi.

[@capncake8837]

He seems to remind quite a few people of one of their relatives.

[@vm141789]

This is the moment people started to empathize with Nacho.

[@NormAppleton]

Fuck no!, we loved Nacho long before this

[@JiveDadson]

I have yet to start.

[@macrons593]

Hector is terrifying when he's not ringing a bell

[@andrewmartin7697]

This is the exact moment Tuco became a prisoner (again)

[@tobiramasenju3064]

Considering what happened to Andrea in BrBa, I'd say Nacho's dad is gonna have the same fate.

[@kevinsstupidanddumbadventu1357]

Nah nah. Nachos dad is immortal. He actually created the universe. He can't die.

[@tobiramasenju3064]

@@kevinsstupidanddumbadventu1357 my new headcannon

[@NormAppleton]

@@kevinsstupidanddumbadventu1357 He's dead as Dillinger and you know it.

[@beanteam2217]

Not yet at least

[@capncake8837]

Fortunately, he got saved and Nacho went out in a badass way.

[@ennieminymoo6675]

What's really hilarious to me is that Hector claims he'll take good care of Nacho's dad then one second after Varga tells him his nephew is gonna get more prison time

[@imaansharifi]

00:32 Leonel talks!

[@vm141789]

Rest in peace, Tio.

[@Stormertheboy]

"Looks like Tuco knifed a guy, but he definitely broke a guards jaw" Yup that's the Tuco we know and love!

[@CulannBurke]

Even though "all he had to do was 6 months" 😅😅😅

[@chriszaddack3812]

"You talk to your father" crazy how those 5 little words would destroy hector's life forever

[@nikhilkesavadas9318]

"Cooooold feet always walk in a vicious circle"

[@andreguilherme5978]

Mr. Mark Margolis is 82 yo and terrifing as hell. Great actor!

[@setasan]

There is no such thing like a half criminal. Nacho learned the hard way.

[@itsOnMARS2023]

The biggest weaknesses of the true villains in this show like Hector and Fring is the fact that the believe keeping power means threatening families of people they are trying to control. Both backfired massively which ended in both of their demises. Nacho took Hector out of the business by effectively making him a vegetable and Walt blew up Gus (and Hector). The lesson here being that a man who has nothing to lose is the most dangerous man.

[@shinyagumon7015]

This scene definitely shows where Tuco got his temper from. Ayayaya I wouldn't want to see what Hector would've done to the place in his prime.

[@garretjenkins8720]

I’d pay money to watch a show about Tucos wacky shenanigans while in prison

[@Ahmed-xf6sk]

He was just an honest guy. All he wanted is a letitmate business