Mike Ehrmantraut's Most Badass Breaking Bad Moments | Breaking Bad

[@Roannais]

Frankly they could make a series about Mike Ehrmantraut just wearily going about his day, looking faintly disgusted with everything, and I'd gladly watch it.

[@dertdood]

they made it, its called 'better call saul'

[@louisekenway3455]

I always wanted a show about a young Mike as a cop in Philly

[@Roannais]

@@louisekenway3455 that would be great!

[@h.o.2953]

There are a similar show called Mr. Inbetween

[@sethmorgan6693]

I’d pay money to listen to Mike read the Yellow Pages out loud.

[@dominickcancila3235]

Mike even manages to be badass even when he knows he's quickly bleeding out. Can't beat the good line "shut the fuck up, and let me die in peace"

[@brianmaiden8333]

This is my next tattoo thank you

[@miamivlad]

One of my favorite quotes from BB.

[@blits1335]

He's badass even when he's acting as a supervisor of security at Madrigal in BCS

[@petew.7870]

👏👏💯💯

[@NobleAbsinthe]

@@brianmaiden8333 Alot of what mike says would make great tatoos. "Learn to take yes for answer", "Is that all you got?" and pieces of his speech about half measures and the concept of good and bad when it comes to criminals.

[@Hurrishane03]

“Everybody wants to be Mike, he gets shit done” - Johnathan Banks

[@bwwestman]

No half-measures

[@herald6221]

Everybody wants to be Mike, -mike

[@homoerectus744]

Ashley's dad?

[@sludge8506]

Walter killed him. Enough said.

[@jackdubs25]

@@sludge8506 Walt killed him like a bitch, if Mike knew it was coming Walt would’ve been dead in an instant

[@tracey0820]

Maturing is realizing that Mike is the best character honestly. He was right about Walt since the beginning

[@nathanniesche6380]

Maturing is realizing Skylar is the best character. Sure, she made mistakes, but she didn't want to be involved in Walt's criminal lifestyle at all and really didn't care that much about the money.

[@KrisVic91]

@@nathanniesche6380 Oh no no no, Skylar was awful, made the show hard to watch.

[@alexhansen8937]

@@nathanniesche6380 how is she the best I think every character has their ups and downs nobody is the best character since they all have their own traits you could say that hank was the best since he tried his best or you could say gus for his motivation literally everyone is the best

[@AlwaysHalloween000]

I lost huge respect for Mike when he left his grand daughter in the Park all alone when the heat arrived

[@tracey0820]

@@AlwaysHalloween000 she was technically safe because police wouldn’t hurt her. He wouldn’t leave her around strangers or in danger

[@jamesthereaper7]

This should be every single scene Mike has been in.

[@nedf8379]

Him babysitting at the playground 🤣

[@Deverik1981]

I mean, you're not wrong. The man needs his own show.

[@joost2260]

@@Deverik1981 bcs is also a lot about mike

[@MrInfinity418]

Damn right

[@ethzero]

Easily. Every scene with Jonathan Banks is gold.

[@jamesthereaper7]

“Everyone sounds like Meryl Streep with a gun to their head.” - *Mike Ehrmantraut*

[@derfakegangster]

"Everyone sounds like Walter Junior with a gun to their head." - *Me*

[@augustinkabamba5895]

@@derfakegangster 😂😂😂😂 u wrong for that

[@oneofthoseyoutubeusers]

@@derfakegangster ‘please if youre going to kill me at least buy me breakfast first’

[@dynamicentry6157]

@@derfakegangster 😂

[@johnbean4615]

@@derfakegangster fun fact vince Gilligan planned to have Walt Jr flayed but the other producers didn’t like it

[@hockey2336]

Interesting how Mike says “learn to take yes for an answer” which is what Walt says to Lydia later In the show

[@MrDragonpoop]

I watched a video about how Walt adapts a piece of the people he’s killed

[@Sean-sn9ld]

@@MrDragonpoop Was just gonna say that , i noticed it when he cut the crusts off after crazy 8

[@kentuckyfriedcommunist9496]

@@MrDragonpoop what about the dealers

[@turolretar]

And also Walt acting totally like Gus in his car wash.. It all makes sense

[@kidnamedfinguh]

​@@MrDragonpoop can u send me the title of that vid? I really wanna watch it

[@billiesayid]

Something I like about Mike is that he gets hit in gunfights, he’s just ridiculously stoic and doesn’t let that stop him. It fits Mike so well because Mike is aging and he’s clearly not as flawless as he was when he was younger, but he’s just as efficient and dangerous even if he gets hit.

[@epiclolito8226]

normally I’d chalk this up to adrenaline numbing the pain but I don’t think anything mike does causes him to feel adrenaline

[@Whatchamawhozit]

Like when his ear was grazed by a bullet and he just seemed annoyed by it.

[@Kevin-qn5pq]

He was also in a war and a vet so there’s that

[@majestic._]

There is no such thing as "flawless" in a gunfight, only lucky.

[@sablovestwice]

but you can always see his pain on his expression

[@JimmyRJump]

Mike is the only character I wished would have survived. It would have fitted him.

[@johnbuster4268]

There are always a bigger bald person

[@AverageHandle_]

Too bad Walt basically jumped him

[@krubbington]

@@johnbuster4268 huell moment

[@prakharjain1759]

Gale too!

[@theofficialphoenixtv5765]

@@VicenzoV That is how it shouldve been. Not everything needs to be out in the open. Some things can just go on and on without family knowledge.

[@grogery1570]

Hard to believe that Mike was only added because Saul was unavailable due to some show called "How I met your mother" and they needed a story line to fill in the gaps!

[@mortsobtw2594]

Is that true?

[@grogery1570]

@@mortsobtw2594 I learned that from a Bob Odenkirk interview.

[@Mayo501]

It's true. It was the scene where he comes to help out with Janes body.

[@JslickGaming]

"some" show lmaooo

[@GameTheGalaxy]

@@grogery1570 thats so crazy its not the same show at all without mike

[@mhump23]

It’s awesome how in Better Call Saul, the younger Mike is obviously 10 years older than he was in Breaking Bad but we just don’t care lol. Mike’s just being Mike.

[@KiiBon]

Mike ages backwards

[@youtubeguy1886]

Actually he’s only like 6 years younger

[@mhump23]

@@youtubeguy1886 Jonathan Banks was 62 in his first season of Breaking Band. In the last season of Saul he’s 75. So the older guy is playing a younger character than younger guy was. Still don’t care because he was awesome.

[@WirklichRP]

Portrait of Dorian Ehrmentrout 🤣

[@nosexd8979]

The curious case of Mike erhmantraut

[@MrCTruck]

6:48 the face he makes after apprehensively shooting Chris the assassin is incredible, so much emotion in one look

[@EggwardPolska1]

His face is usually so emotionless, that even the tiniest bit of expression can be immediately picked up by the viewer.

[@ComicalRealm]

In a business when men die young, beware the old guy

[@phuochuu9514]

thats a good quote

[@thatonemetalhead4176]

Copying a comment, and messing it up.

[@andrewthompson5728]

Old is normally 35, very old is Mike.

[@JamesRodriguez10783]

Beware of the guy who writes copied comments in KZbin.

[@willshad]

@@andrewthompson5728 35 is old?

[@PincheBeto_Bass]

Mike always having the badass emotionless face is iconic. That's why in the episode where he talks about his son is so heart breaking, "I broke my boy"

[@theozlander4629]

I love how he looks more irritated than in pain about being shot lmfao especially when the earpiece falls back down haha

[@whats_a_good_name]

Rewatching the scene threatening Lydia makes me realize giving Lydia the ricin was probably the most thoughtful thing Walt did (if he knew Lydia had a daughter, which I believe he did) Not letting her disappear and having her die in a seemingly natural way was very considerate of her daughter.

[@lindaslattery8341]

I would’ve let Lydia disappear. That’s the price you pay for having people killed and getting mixed up with cartels and nazis

[@albertneville8918]

Yeah yeah killed her with ricin how sweet and thoughtful PS - who gives a flying fk about Lydia or her daughter ?

[@kono5933]

Was it even possible for him to kill her any other way

[@brianparksdesign]

Well she knew she didn’t die in a natural way. Walt told her she was poisoned with the Ricin.

[@JohnChoidotOrg]

Bro, she made it to the news and was probably pinned to the whole ordeal.

[@killerqueen873]

I like how Mike asked his guy if he was ready and only shot him when he tried reasoning with him cause he knew he wouldn't be able to do it if he humanised him too much as he had worked with him for years

[@Holocaustica]

It's refreshing to hear a more realistic sounding suppressor. I've always wondered why they used some weird laser gun sound. I'm not Ranger Rick or anything, but the few times I heard that IRL, you could always hear the metallic sound of the bolt racking at the same volume of the report.

[@donlesley1873]

Ah someone who knows what they’re talking about how interesting

[@danielhepplestone7046]

Although in bb they're better than in most media, still seems a little quiet imo, could be wrong though

[@ReMattch]

@@danielhepplestone7046 The best one was the Heckler and Koch in the season 3 finale during Chow's rescue. That thing sounded like a sneaky bee whilst also sounding like a weighty hand cannon.

[@brianmaiden8333]

THANK YOU MY GOD I HAVE BEEN SAYING THIS FOR YEARS

[@crashtestdhimmi5469]

@@ReMattch H&K Mark 23, solid investment

[@VinDiesel_452]

Mike was the only character in the entire series that Walt was afraid of and respected deeply.

[@_Dawsinn]

Idk ab "respect" (don't get me wrong, walt definitely admired Mike to an extent), he did murder the man.

[@ghostbl33d65]

No he didn't respect Mike, if he did he wouldn't have tried to play games with him. He did however properly fear him though, which is saying alot because he didn't even properly fear Gus. With Gus, when it came to a certain point, even when he was trembling in his boots he felt enough courage to bark back at him and make his own terms. Almost all of his interactions with Mike involve Walt getting defensive and trying to broker a peace.

[@lm6827]

@@ghostbl33d65 well of course he fears him more than Gus. That's Gus's main hitman.

[@noahmay7708]

What about gus lol the main antagonist

[@jarekwajcfeld6610]

And Frank

[@rithrius5384]

Thank the lord Bob Odenkirk was occupied for that one day of filming! 🙏

[@bwwestman]

I know right?! Mike brought this show to a whole new level.

[@joemiller1923]

Wait what?

[@rithrius5384]

@@joemiller1923 Bob Odenkirk couldn't make it to the set one day because he was busy filming for something else. He was supposed to be the one who showed up at Jesse's house when Jane died, but since he wasn't there, they hired Jonathan Banks to play a one-time character. Mike Ehrmantraut became so popular they kept him as an ongoing character for the entire show.

[@Crazdor]

@@rithrius5384 I love how Vince Gilligan and the rest of them actually paid attention to what the audience responded to, and let the actors actually bring the characters to life, in a sense. Like how Jesse was supposed to die in season 1, but Aaron Paul just absolutely killed it and they not only kept him, but he ended up being the one who survived lol. Absolutely incredible.

[@rfichokeofdestiny]

@@Crazdor I heard someone a couple of days ago talking about how terrible American TV shows are because they don’t care about story or characters and are always fighting for renewal. They thought British TV was better because they have everything planned in advance and don’t have to worry about being canceled. Vince Gilligan and his team disproves this theory. They just roll with the punches and continuously produce the greatest TV ever made. A good team of writers and producers can work magic.

[@danielelise7348]

I love that last scene capping the dude through the wall,using the Asian Man to help with the height,that's classic Mike stuff,genius!!

[@raylopez99]

Shooting through a door or partition to get the enemy is an old Hollywood standby I first saw in the movie "The Mechanic" (1972) with Charles Bronson, though it may have occurred earlier, a serious movie buff would know.

[@checkoutmyyoutubepage]

@@raylopez99 Nobody cares how much a know it all you are.

[@god0fgames100]

Made no sense how he found he right position horizontally tho

[@loudtaste1046]

Great writing as well

[@SereneSimian]

Extra style points for the no-scope wallbang

[@ihaveasecret9539]

Lydia telling Mike she didn’t want it to look like she abandoned her daughter was foreshadowing of how Mike was forced to abandon his granddaughter when the police came after him.

[@michaelkelly3221]

If you're looking for Mike, he's probably just around the corner.

[@CrazyAlfYT]

Found him. He found me but I at least found him...

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

Madrigal gave Mike a no-show type job and paid him with his own money, and Mike showed up and worked. To him, he was hired to do a job, he did it, that's it.

[@danjames4086]

Pure brilliance. The part where he's scooting around the warehouse with his clipboard is classic.

[@deathrager2404]

mike had the makings of a varsity athlete.

[@2ndcousinrichard658]

I think he mostly did it because he wanted to make sure the place he was getting his money laundered at had decent security. He was scared that his family would find out about his work.

[@aclyrics61]

I love how Mike Ehrmantraut is always calm and cool throughout every single scene! He shows no sign of weakness nor flinches! That's the kind of guy everyone should aspire to be like! He is truly and genuinely badass to the core!

[@alkholos]

The essence of cool is to never be rattled by anything.

[@irvinmorales1409]

A corrupt cop and cartel enforcer much?

[@iambuhlockay8007]

@@irvinmorales1409Not his profession, his demeanor.

[@Blaze5x5x5]

Mike is the epitome of the phrase "Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young."

[@nont18411]

Correct me if I’m wrong but I never see Mike use any machine gun. Maybe it’s because of accuracy and precision issue but to be fair, Mike is the coolest with pistols.

[@Based_Chameleon]

In BCS he uses as sniper rifle, but other than that, you're right, I can't remember him using anything other than a pistol.

[@moonlight-qr6px]

its because pistols are lightweight, can be taken on the go, and be hidden easily, perfect for a hitman

[@lanceworthey4746]

he was a beat cop. I am sure his character was familiarized with the workings of a machine gun, but sidearms were his bread and butter

[@brattysubenthusiast]

also he was familiar with the rifle he used,he carried it during his service in Vietnam.

[@B20C0]

He's a hitman, not a soldier (despite Gus calling him that). He also finds big guns to be ridiculous. Remember when he took the guns from this clown on his protection job? He uses the most appropriate tool for the job at hand.

[@ODISeth]

“Most badass moments” *first clip:* Beating up an elderly cancer patient

[@hypnotised-clover]

50 isn't elderly and it's Walt, the man who eventually killed him for no reason at all.

[@thewiseowl8804]

@@hypnotised-clover no reason? Lol

[@hypnotised-clover]

@@thewiseowl8804 Uh, yeah, Walt killed him because he refused to give him the list of his men, he literally says "I'm sorry, I realised I could have just gotten the list from Lidya" and Mike says "Shut up and let me die in peace", if Walt wasn't a rage fueled psycho, Mike would have lived, he didn't have to die. How was his killing justified?

[@thewiseowl8804]

@@hypnotised-clover I wonder why my comment was deleted

[@thewiseowl8804]

@@hypnotised-clover anyway, Mike deserved it. No, it wasn’t justified but he had it coming. Mike is a terrible person.

[@skullduggery3377]

i always thought mike needed his own show.

[@lilsloppynutsack1799]

He kinda got one

[@spicenight5634]

@@lilsloppynutsack1799 honestly kinda 😂

[@MasterChiefFLY]

Better Call Saul is kind of his show along with Saul himself

[@spacekitt.n]

its called better call saul

[@imheretojest2826]

Don’t Doubt Ehrmantraut

[@iforgotwhatiwasdoin]

Thank goodness for Better Call Saul as it delves much further into Mikes background, and I can definitively say, made me love him even more.

[@Marusii847]

I love that they made him human, and not some untouchable hardass cool guy

[@Endor2001]

That, Lydia scene, was intense. These actors and actresses in that scene did a phenomenal job acting and bringing out emotion.

[@Verbatimorgish]

Walts descent into madness is very attractive throughout the show, but when they're together, you begin to realize how Mike is oozing with virtue in contrast to Walt's moral corruption. The story is about walt, an innocent man that transforms into a powerful sociopath, a story about a man that breaks bad; but Mike's been bad for so long, he's actually more "good" than anyone else. A true tempered resolve and spirit, born of hardships which developed his conscience to deeper levels, instead of warping himself into depravity.

[@clay8546]

I actually disagree. I think from a certain perspective, mikes the worst of the bunch. Mike is not blinded by power or greed, he just treats evil casually. He is self righteous in his actions, and complacent in evil. He works tireless to make sure bad people can continue to be bad. That’s why he hated Walt, because Walt threaded the status quo of evil

[@callinater6133]

@@clay8546I think it’s more so that mike is more honest with himself about what kind of person he is compared to Walt, who’s pretty much in denial for most of the series. What makes whoever worse depends on how you look at it, but it does make mike look more honourable and mentally sound than Walt.

[@Just_Snowy]

Mike is just more likeable. But he's just another killer and cleaner working for the benefit of evil - a drug empire.

[@heisenbergstayouttamyterri1508]

This is what happens when Mike doesn't get enough stickers!!!

[@nick3718]

how did a joke this awful get 200 likes

[@jayxdwbaw8299]

One of my favorite things in BB is the relationship between Mike and Jesse, it starts with Mike helping Jesse because it's his job, then he starts to work with him even if they don't like it at first. And then it becomes a dad/son or maybe a grandpa/grandchild relationship, with Mike even being proud of him and not wanting Jesse to get hurt or get involved too much in dangerous situations Such a lovely pair❤️ I ❤️ U Mike And I miss you🥺

[@bouse23]

The thing I respect most about Mike is he is a professional. he is given a job he goes above and beyond and does it to the best of his ability.

[@kevinjunaska6310]

"Mike Ehrmantraut's Most Badass Breaking Bad Moments" *inserts every scene Mike's in*

[@mattlawrence1932]

I love how Mike just rolls his eyes & just sighs after a chunk of his bloody ear is just hanging🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@CrazyAlfYT]

That's the most "Mike" thing he coulda done.

[@tylerryan713]

Interesting story about the song they use for Mike infiltrating the warehouse. It's Shambala by the Bestie Boys, and it was one of two songs that they wrote for the Tibetan Buddhist monks. The royalties for the song all go to charities for them. So everytime Mike Ehrmantraut caps those guys on TV the Dhali Lama gets a check.

[@luckyy3691]

Charlie Manson deserved his royalties too 😔

[@MidwestMachete]

​@@luckyy3691He's dead.

[@seanbyrne7927]

Mikes monologue about his son was my favourite scene. A real contrast to what he’s usually like.

[@Supperdude9]

We need a spinoff of young Mike.

[@pinegulf]

We need to make sure the writers and directors have funding for life.

[@TriCop]

They gotta cast Johnathan Banks for that lmao

[@olliegoria]

@@TriCop Maybe to narrate, they'd probably have his grandson play him or smth

[@TriCop]

@@olliegoria No No it was a joke lol

[@olliegoria]

@@TriCop oh lol my bad

[@TaylorBlack0]

I love the look on Walt's face after Mike beats his ass. He's like "Why?!"

[@sp0ckz0mbi3]

Cause it takes more than being in a room with some and having a gun to kill them. As Mike so expertly showed us.

[@vishishify]

Probably because Gus would have survived and killed Walt and his family in the most slow and painful way possible.

[@WithoutRemorse12]

His criminal persona gives him over confidence. He thought he could sell Mike on this idea of a coup. Walt is clearly out of his depth. Look at the Disdain that Mike later has for the operation Walt tries to build. Gus was an actual visionary.

[@maximilianoferrer6841]

@@WithoutRemorse12 And yet he still got killed by Walt, huh.

[@marktheprussian]

'you done?'

[@papillonvu]

I think Breaking Bad is the only series I remember that gets the sounds of a suppressed gun correctly.

[@YourRealDaddy]

Same thing in the movie Lone Survivor. Probably the only other movie/show I can remember.

[@71sd39]

its still a little hollywood-y, but it's definitely a lot closer to reality

[@dimitarpetkov5665]

Mike always had the makings of a varsity senior citizen

[@Milkoholic_]

Mike even shuts Walt down when he's dying what a legend

[@connoriquada5429]

I love how the dude raises his arms so help Mike aim at the guy on the other side of the wall. Smart man

[@H3XED_OwO]

fr i love that scene

[@benzzodude]

I like the slight humour aspect of the warehouse infiltration scene

[@kckcmctcrc]

Love the surviving Twin Hospital scene. There’re 20 cops in the Hospital lobby when all of a sudden there’s a commotion and the Cops (and Walt) start rushing upstairs as word began to spread that the Twin was dying. The cops watch as the Docs unsuccessfully try to save the Twin as he dies…then you see Mike walk by in the background and drop a Needle into the trash.

[@DilanPerera1]

Mike is the perfect example of the famous saying - "Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young".

[@tedioussugar384]

Well Mike only was in the game canonically for about 7 years. He joined Gus in ‘02 and worked with him throughout BCS, then died in what would canonically be ‘09, considering Walt spent the next few months running the game with Todd and then went into hiding for almost a year before dying himself in 2010. By that logic, Tyrus or Victor are better suited to their jobs than Mike is. They’d been with Gus years earlier than he had, and only died a few months before he did.

[@SirDog]

​​@@tedioussugar384 Mike had a lifetime of experience before meeting Gus. He was a crooked cop before moving to Albuquerque, so it's easy to assume that he knows the ins and outs of being a criminal more than anyone in the show. And, while not explicitly said, he was most likely a Vietnam War veteran too based on what was shown of him in BCS.

[@donloughrey1615]

I miss Mike. He always delivered those feel good moments.

[@TedwardSchmedwardCubing]

Mike’s eye roll after discovering his shot ear might be my favourite moment in the whole series. It’s like he’s saying to himself “Ugh not again”

[@yommmrr]

That scene threatening Lydia was perfect. As a parent it really hit me and made me feel for Lydia.

[@MGAF688]

He should have gunned down Lydia's daughter with Lydia watching. That would have made my day.

[@helloneighbour2408]

@@MGAF688 yeah ok psycho.

[@lindaslattery8341]

Lydia was a horrible person. She deserved to disappear, make her worst fear come true.

[@cheefqueef6494]

she's a psychopath

[@irvinmorales1409]

Even though Lydia has no problem threatening the families of others.

[@johnbock1896]

Let's just all admit that as men ,we all wish we were as confident,in control and efficiently and effectively as bad assed as this guy.

[@yeah1522]

This is the moment Mike Ehrmantraut became Finger.

[@jamesmackes4531]

That scene with Lydia is one of the best scenes in all of television

[@Rombizio]

Perfect role for him. So many epic scenes we forget many of them.

[@TheGodlyGamers]

He’s also a badass criminology teacher

[@bingobongo566]

Ok, so Mike is pretty badass and all, but honestly that’s really nothing compared to the fact that Cho got shot in the face by Chris and then came back to life. That’s insane!

[@illusion-of-choice]

Are you serious? his death is in season5 and he neva come back. Tf u talkin bout?

[@yahhah3027]

@@illusion-of-choice ugh

[@olliegoria]

@@illusion-of-choice smdh

[@ichase8555]

@@illusion-of-choice can't take a joke

[@chiwashy8306]

vraro bince

[@ZaddyGohan]

That infiltration scene is so awesome. He’s so calm and collected. Like it’s just any other day

[@andrewharrington4221]

Mike infiltrating the warehouse will always be one of my favorite scenes.

[@VampireA1056]

Mike was without a doubt my favorite character in the show.

[@jediknight129]

Mike is solid and utterly comfortable with who he is.

[@sarahjamesinasarah6423]

2:05 as somewhat satisfying as this moment is, it hurts looking back, knowing Heisenberg probably decided right then when he was staring at the ceiling trying to catch his breathe that one day, if he has even the tiniest excuse he’s gonna kill Mike himself.

[@genebigs1749]

Jonathan Banks is arguably the most underrated actor ever. Thanks to this great actor, Mike Ehrmantraut is one of the most iconic badass characters to ever grace the screen, big or small.

[@danjames4086]

Nearly every one of Mike's lines is iconic, because he says so little. The junkyard scene when they test the magnet is brilliant, just because Mike is so sceptical. His 'Miller time' line is hilarious.

[@Raptorman0205]

Man it's wild seeing BB Mike juxtaposed against BCS Mike. He's far more ruthless and capricious in BB. Still definitely seems like he has remorse, but doesn't mull over murking people on the spot like he does in BCS.

[@dualshock3]

I like how Mike waits his turn before he messes you up. "..Are you done?.." *BOOM!

[@ЯрославИванов-м7ц]

Mike is the real embodiment of “call an ambulance, but not for me”

[@johnye4433]

Just because you shot Jesse James don’t make you Jesse James

[@MrShadowofthewind]

The way he masterminded his sons murderers is the best to me.

[@The_Story_Of_Us]

Love how he gets part of his ear blown off and he just looks mildly annoyed about how it’ll look.

[@ThroatGods]

I love how Mike is smart and not braindead like others and not double tap their enemies

[@daveywillie8.6]

Walt; He was an older gentleman so I didn't fight back. 🤣😆😅

[@usul573]

That's like saying you lost a match in COD since you weren't really trying.

[@upabittoolate]

They blew it. The warehouse scene is missing the balloons

[@bradnov89]

4:15 he's not hurt, he just annoyed

[@theintrospectre208]

6:57 only thing I don’t buy is a pro like Mike waiting until he is physically inside the woman’s house within earshot before attaching his suppressor and chambering a round, and the only reason that even stands out to me is because of how thorough the attention to detail was in this show. Anyone conceal carrying with that much experience has one chambered at all times.

[@jordanwolfcastle7387]

Weird how she didnt say i love you back to her daughter when she was clearly scared for her life. You’d think a mom with any ounce of good would say they lived their child if they had a gun to their head

[@ET-dn2ik]

I noticed that too. And I think they did that on purpose to show how she is probably not a loving mother

[@christophercarlone9945]

Good point

[@SteCollects]

12:05 mikes best moment

[@leomardo2285]

It just occurred to me that Breaking Bad was about Walter White in BB, but Better Call Saul the breaking bad was about Mike. He went from being a cop and good guy to still a good guy with bad acts. He is by far the best character among WW.

[@heavy_peace8872]

I love the last part of that warehouse scene...."She's gonna need her shoe!"...

[@gandalf_thegrey]

Mike: *lost a piece of his ear* Also Mike: *upset grumble*

[@blacksmith44]

I love the scene in the truck. Make them think they've got you down, then, open up and take them down.

[@tarno89]

"Chad do you have anything you wanna tell me?!" ... "She's gonna need her shoe!"

[@Brandon_J]

I would love Mike to get his own spin off. Maybe when he was a cop or shortly after. With a bit of CGI or an alternate actor for some scenes to make him look younger. Would be awesome to see even more of his backstory.

[@TheCoolestJose]

“I can’t just disappear. She has to know I didn’t leave her.” Sadly that is what Mike’s granddaughter was left thinking.

[@Blaza303]

Didn't truly appreciate it the first time but Mike showing he's annoyed by Walt trying to persuade him really shows it all but he still waits for the man to finish his sentence and asks if he's done before giving him the 4 fingers (& 1 thumb) that really was the most polite beatdown by Mike (Finger) Ehrmantraut

[@artisticevan2358]

Mike is a true badass. And he actually cared about Jessie. My favorite character by far.

[@RichWeigel]

Perfect way to start my Saturday morning thank you for posting!

[@sibthegreat5918]

I know wtf I just woke up next thing u know im watch mike clean house with that cool ass silencer and music playing

[@LordBloodraven]

Mike: Drink your drink. Walt: (continues rambling) Mike: So you have chosen Death.

[@johndo3713]

Mike is the best character in the BrBa and BCS universe. Walt is a close second. And Gus and Lalo are up there too. Such great characters and they’re all savages.

[@rithrius5384]

_"Mike Ehrmantraut's Most Badass Breaking Bad Moments"_ might as well have been called _"Breaking Bad but it's just Mike Ehrmantraut"._

[@Gorvinhagen]

0:43 It's no wonder how Mike has survived this long in the game. Morals aside, he's kept his head down, did the work, and reaped the rewards. Kind of a shame about the feds and his money.

[@kdmc40]

These clips have been turning up in my recommended for a while now. So much so that I've started watching BB and BCS all over again. 😂

[@lunantix]

1:38 *Man beats up broke guy with cancer who was asking for help.*

[@Kidnamedfinger69]

WALTUH messed with me…

[@Rixoli]

That has to be one of the best depictions of a silenced weapon in hollywood. People usually see that long ass can on the front of an automatic/self-loading weapon and think "Oh well it's gonna go "pew pew" itty bitty noise. The problem is (for those not familiar with firearms) guns are loud, even if you remove the noise from the bullet being fired. You're still gonna hear the loud cracking of the action, when an automatic pistol is fired the gas is still pushing back on the slide and bolt of the weapon, causing it to jerk back violently, kick the empty bullet casing free and load the new round then snap back forward as spring tension pushes the bolt and slide back forward with equal amounts of pressure. There is no way to silence that on a self-loading weapon beyond perhaps *VERY* exotic designs to reduce the noise of the slide/action.

[@odinsavenger4965]

10:21 Always remember to double tap kids!

[@bripolar8124]

What did the kids do?

[@UnCreativeDeconstructionism]

I like that mike gave Walt a moment to elaborate on what he meant by having a moment by himself with Gus. You could see on Mike's face he was like "I didnt wanna do this...but.." and then in "Better Call Saul" we learn how much Gus respected him and vica-versa despite the occasional difference in opinion.

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

The real badassery of the last one was knowing he wouldn't hit a stud.

[@jasperpetersen8241]

any 9mm or 45 would blow through a stud at point blank with FMJ

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

@@jasperpetersen8241 3 1/2 inches? nah

[@l3p3]

You can see there is a stud at the end of the wall. There would not be another one just beside it.

[@alaska-bornfloridaman]

There's a stud finder Built-in to the suppressor.

[@internetbodhi1009]

16" in from the end of the wall

[@ij1376]

11:37 was so clever I can't handle it.

[@maggoteater2290]

Lets be honest mike could be driving an escouter while vaping and still look badass

[@canObeans4we]

He even looked badass while wearing shorts and that land of enchantment shirt lol

[@iskandarismail8904]

Mike Ehrmantraut's existence alone is badass