Married Couple REACTION to Better Call Saul 2x6 "Bali Ha'i" Breakdown + Review

[@Tone_Loc303]

I'm so glad Mark Margolis got to reprise his role as Hector Salamanca before sadly passing away.

[@theoneandonlylordfarquaad3361]

Breaking Bad took place from 2008-2010, while the majority of Better Call Saul takes place from 2002-2004, with the parts after Breaking Bad taking place in 2010

[@elderhakabong2678]

i think the twins are scarier in this show because you know they can't die

[@ImmortalDecember]

They are never scary to me lol - in fact the worst characters in both shows imo. Extremely gimmicky, pretentious to the point of comical. "Oooh we're so scary cuz we never talk or blink or run or walk fast or react normally we just stare and look stupid..." They're not real humans - totally breaks immersion. Plus you know Mike and his family can't die either.

[@somerandomguy2073]

​@ImmortalDecember Agreed. Totally out of place in this show. I mean, the world is slightly heightened anyway (Mike and Gus are both slightly ridiculous themselves) but they go WAY further. People like Tuco, Hector, Walt, Jesse, and Nacho actually exist in the real world; the twins definitely do not. They belong in corny Hollywood action movies, not fairly grounded crime dramas.

[@portalmanHUN]

They're cartoon characters. Probably my least favorite characters in both shows. I was hoping this BCS would flesh them out a bit.

[@cryb0rg]

^ Yall are such haters lol shout out the twins for being fun badass characters

[@BennyBlancoNL]

​@@somerandomguy2073Are you crazy? People like the twins definitely exist.😅

[@craigmanning7873]

The struggle with the travel mug brings to mind the old idiom "fitting a square peg into a round hole". Jimmy just can't deep down fit in with the average to upscale lawyerly life and way of doing things. He is a man of the people; a man who finds it easier to fall asleep in the backroom of a nail salon. As per usual, he goes the unorthodox free-spirited route and just takes out the holder. Related sidenote: in BrBa, there are multiple scenes where Saul has a "World's Best Lawyer" coffee mug.

[@luiseduardo4748]

The salamancas have a lot of respect for people who are not afraid of them and have the balls to speak up against them. Tuco with Walter in season 1 of BB, now Hector with Mike

[@hayfrand5094]

There biggest weakness: Plot Armor 😂

[@forrestkennedy5458]

I never thought about it like that, but Jimmy and Chuck are kinda two halves of their dad. Chuck got all the morals; Jimmy got all the people skills.

[@JWalters388]

That's why Mike personally kills one the twins himself.

[@DarrylJohnsonIsWrong]

When?

[@tehswegman]

@@DarrylJohnsonIsWrong in the hospital in breaking bad after the shootout between hank and the twins

[@jlilley73]

It's "poach", but I get why "scalp" came to mind. I think in the back of your mind you may have been thinking of "headhunter", which is a person at a company who recruits new employees.

[@ezraborczon4788]

I remember my stomach DROPPING when the Twins were shown the first time. Literally scary

[@cliveklg7739]

The hand quiver is fear and the after effects of an adrenaline dump. I've gotten that before after a big adrenaline hit and coming down after.

[@velvetjoyvanderslice9213]

Poaching is when you are hunting in someone else’s territory

[@jackhowes8530]

Can’t wait till these 2 see the carnage that Walter truly caused and how the fact he’s a child fucked uk decades of work but I love it😂😂😂

[@a.h.2920]

6:38 Wow. I'd never thought about it like that. Jimmy does have a way with people, the show makes it clear to show us that. But *MINOR SPOILERS* we'll come to find out a bit later that Jimmy's worldview is in contrast with that of his father's. The more I think about, the more this connection seems deliberate.

[@Socragames]

4:40 So true about that metaphor. You had the same with his cup not quite fitting into his new car. Everything just doesn't fit right for him.

[@carlirae93]

Idk if you noticed but the check was written out to ice station zebra associates, which is the company that Saul pitches to Walt and Skyler to launder their money through

[@Artourito669]

No, its who he says to Badger to write the check too when he is representing him

[@onlyu2high]

He had a stroke, like me. Was only 25 years old, i got it when it because because of drugs. Amfetamine to be especially, and heroine. After that it took me 7 years after the stroke to quit the drugs, but now im drug free. for about 6 years

[@youknow227]

👏

[@ImmortalDecember]

Courtroom trial for most lawyers is like invasive surgery for doctors - it happens only in a low percentage of all cases, very risky and costly. I've heard that BCS is relatively realistic in its portrayal of the legal profession.

[@christpower5402]

23:15. The symbolism is intelligent and insightful.

[@BillyBong]

Howard doesn't hate her. They told you last episode why he was mad at Kim.

[@murphsmurf87]

He's still acting like a huge asshole towards her though. It's not necessary to be so petty.

[@BillyBong]

@@murphsmurf87 okay but I'm just telling them what they missed

[@travisgray8376]

It's 2002. In the pilot episode jimmy had a cheque date for first episode is May 13, 2002 that's the starting point. It's 2002.

[@Tone_Loc303]

Mike is a bad dude. Definitely my favorite character in the Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul universe. Another great reaction love yalls reaction to the reveal of the twins. Cheers 🍻

[@RosaLichtenstein01]

Our very own "I don't know..." guy strikes again...

[@cecillegravelle2590]

so that guy in the bar. "Dale.". anyways I also watch The UnderdogMrWilliams.. on youtube. and he called Dale ..a Peter Dingklage lookalike. and I can not unsee it LOL.

[@MrCzerillo]

You thought the show about criminals was a show about lawyers?

[@travisgray8376]

It's may-september 2002 so far with the black n white flash forwards at start of each season so far is around October 2010.

[@ianburton5053]

The term is poach

[@armfarmcharm]

20:58 $50,000 Anna Gunn is yours.

[@MatoloVatolo-c2d]

20:55 Fifty thousand. Anna Gunn is yours.

[@cecillegravelle2590]

Saul is a big imature baby.

[@lightyagami1752]

The word you're looking for is "poach", not scalp.

[@XDarkSyntaXOriginal]

If you wonder why they crawl on their belly to cross the border is because the US planted proximity sensors to detect movement taller than 3 feet. You can see where they were used in 1984 movie called "Flash Point" with Kris Kristpherson and Treat Williams. It's about a border agent that discovers a buried jeep and body plus fat stacks of cash in the desert that's been there for years. The whole movie is the agent figuring out who it was. Unfortunanly the budget was low for that film but the story itself was great.

[@chqara]

🧑‍🤝‍🧑👉 15:27 🔥🙌

[@force9446]

okayyyy lesgooo

[@Will_E_Wonty]

Please stop rambling about every little thing! You miss important details.

[@morpheusjones4753]

They were trying to 'poach' Kim...I wonder how that term came to be associated with this scenario....🤔

[@hawkman8706]

I think Breaking Bad is 2008-2010 and this show goes from 2001 for a couple of years

[@danny1844_]

So you're saying Breaking Bad went backwards in time-line? Lmao very smart🤣

[@hawkman8706]

@@danny1844_ edited to correct didn't catch that

[@jlilley73]

Yeah. There will be an episode not long from now (this season or the next) in which a character will write a check, and you can freeze-frame and read the date. And I think it said 2002.

[@insiddious]

2002-2004 then move on to 2008