MY FAVORITE EPISODE SO FAR * Better Call Saul * (S3 - Part 3)

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[@MarioPastranaGameDev]

IM NOT CRAZY

[@YellowBunny]

I KNOW HE SWAPPED THOSE NUMBERS

[@rzgtribe1884]

I KNEW IT WAS 1216

[@MarCozz-05]

ONE AFTER MAGNA CARTA, AS IF I COULD EVER MAKE SUCH A MISTAKE.

[@steves9955]

WHAT A SICK JOKE!

[@NewsofPE]

HE DEFECATED THROUGH A SUNROOF

[@kendric2000-q3d]

Screaming 'I am not crazy!' is a sure fire way to convince the people in the room, that you're crazy.

[@NewsofPE]

that you're not crazy*

[@petertoth3477]

Unintentional reverse psychology 🤓

[@danielrafferty4108]

@@NewsofPE *that you're crazy

[@MLennholm]

Especially if you follow it up with "My mother had me tested"

[@bigwoke5956]

the guy nacho beat up was Krazy-8 (from the beginning of breaking bad trying to steal Walt's formula)

[@jonathanross149]

Was looking for this comment. Krazy-8 was starting to work for the DEA

[@gregdubya1993]

Imagine having to whip your friend's ass on orders

[@Taskicore]

Howard is 100% impressed by how well Kim argued that case.

[@MrDrokkul]

I feel like Michael McKean (Chuck) doesn't get nearly enough credit for his acting in this series. His outburst on the stand is just fantastic!

[@itoaraziofficial5048]

It's his career-best dramatic work.

[@swagwolfgang]

I know so many people have said this before but i cannot believe the comedy relief character turned into one of the most complex and interesting characters i have ever seen

[@rollmops7948]

Nacho didn't kill Krazy 8 in the back of the restaurant,... krazy was killed by Walther White in Jesse's basement, in the first episodes of Breaking bad

[@SentimentalGentleman]

technically it was the 3rd episode. emilio got killed in the first episode, and krazy 8 went unconscious

[@Epistolary8]

The best episode of the entire series, imo. Chuck’s meltdown is seared into my mind, it’s so memorable.

[@officialmonarchmusic]

I completely memorized it and can quote it on the spot

[@bilkywaygalaxy]

I find one episode of Season 4 and a few in 6 higher but I love Chicanery!

[@bilkywaygalaxy]

@@officialmonarchmusicMe too lmao

[@augustedupin9576]

'Winner' is on the same level, imo.

[@warmfishsalad]

Well, the best until Season 4

[@grumpyboomer61]

Although he's a secondary character, Nacho is the most interesting individuals after Jimmy and Mike.

[@chaotix7275]

And then theres the character that starts with L.

[@xxpaygexx]

A little thing I loved about Chuck's rant was how he claimed Jimmy was "stealing them blind" not "robbing them blind" like the saying actually goes. Chuck is a stickler for the law even amidst a rant has the clarity of mind to correctly label what Jimmy was doing as stealing and not robbing.

[@deanthemachine7489]

24:38 he’s not dead! He’s the guy Walt kills with the plate in Season 1 of Breaking Bad

[@muhammadanas8043]

With the bike lock you mean

[@deanthemachine7489]

@@muhammadanas8043 I’m sorry, you’re right. Walt used the bike lock and he had the plate

[@neil2444]

Wasn't Krazy 8 also the informant that Hank had? If so, this episode is good insight regarding his motivation as to why he betrays Hector and the cartel.

[@muhammadanas8043]

@@neil2444 spoiler for her tbh

[@ajs8873]

@@neil2444 he never betrayed the cartel at all. He was told by the cartel to be a rat.

[@thisissparta300ful]

It feels like the entire show so far was building to Chuck’s rant. So cathartic

[@TennSeven]

The drugs under the truck floor are hidden in seasoning (or sometimes coffee, or whatever) to throw off the drug-sniffing dogs.

[@calvinwendland8373]

And since it's supplies for a chicken restaurant nobody is going to bat an eye at the smell of spices. That's why the fried chicken front is so genius!

[@szeddezs]

Jimmy called himself Saul Goodman in season one in a flashback to his Slippin' Jimmy days, this wasn't the first time. Unless you were talking about Jimmy revealing that identity to Kim for the first time, then you'd be right

[@-.._.-_...-_.._-..__..._.-.-.-]

I like how engaged V stays in these episodes and states everything on her mind. This is the difference between a watch party and a reaction video.

[@valenciasainz]

Fun Fact: Krazy-8 actor's name is Max Arciniega, as same name as Gus' partner at Los Pollos Hermanos who got killed by Hector.

[@thedeep6570]

I just now realised that Rebecca plays also Annies Mom in The Boys

[@Ray-ko1lm]

Omfg I just realized after reading this lol thank you

[@officialmonarchmusic]

Wow. She's really great at range.

[@kobewankenobi248]

*I completely forgot about that!*

[@Peak_Editor.227]

Don’t forget Gretchen’s actress also played deep’s Therapist in The Boys

[@Phillycheeeeze]

Annie’s mom (Ann Cusack) is also the sister of Jesse (Joan Cusack) from Toy Story !

[@gabrielvb678]

I am not crazy! I know he swapped those numbers! I knew it was 1216. One after Magna Card. As if I could ever make such a mistake. Never. Never! I just - I just couldn't prove it. He - he covered his tracks, he got that idiot at the copy shop to lie for him. You think this is something? You think this is bad? This? This chicanery? He's done worse. That billboard! Are you telling me that a man just happens to fall like that? No! He orchestrated it! Jimmy! He defecated through a sunroof! And I saved him! And I shouldn't have. I took him into my own firm! What was I thinking? He'll never change. He'll never change! Ever since he was 9, always the same! Couldn't keep his hands out of the cash drawer! But not our Jimmy! Couldn't be precious Jimmy! Stealing them blind! And he gets to be a lawyer!? What a sick joke! I should've stopped him when I had the chance! And you - you have to stop him!

[@onthespoke2]

I am not crazy! I know he swapped those numbers! I knew it was 1216. One after Magna Carta. As if I could ever make such a mistake. Never. Never! I just - I just couldn't prove it. He - he covered his tracks, he got that idiot at the copy shop to lie for him. You think this is something? You think this is bad? This? This chicanery? He's done worse. That billboard! Are you telling me that a man just happens to fall like that? No! He orchestrated it! Jimmy! He defecated through a sunroof! And I saved him! And I shouldn't have. I took him into my own firm! What was I thinking? He'll never change. He'll never change! Ever since he was 9, always the same! Couldn't keep his hands out of the cash drawer! But not our Jimmy! Couldn't be precious Jimmy! Stealing them blind! And he gets to be a lawyer!? What a sick joke! I should've stopped him when I had the chance! And you - you have to stop him!

[@acxrn]

I am not crazy! I know he swapped those numbers! I knew it was 1216. One after Magna Carta. As if I could ever make such a mistake. Never. Never! I just - I just couldn't prove it. He - he covered his tracks, he got that idiot at the copy shop to lie for him. You think this is something? You think this is bad? This? This chicanery? He's done worse. That billboard! Are you telling me that a man just happens to fall like that? No! He orchestrated it! Jimmy! He defecated through a sunroof! And I saved him! And I shouldn't have. I took him into my own firm! What was I thinking? He'll never change. He'll never change! Ever since he was 9, always the same! Couldn't keep his hands out of the cash drawer! But not our Jimmy! Couldn't be precious Jimmy! Stealing them blind! And he gets to be a lawyer!? What a sick joke! I should've stopped him when I had the chance! And you - you have to stop him! You-

[@sakidickerson]

I am not crazy! I know he swapped those numbers. I knew it was 1216. One after Magna Carta. As if I could ever make such a mistake. Never. Never! I just - I just couldn't prove it. He covered his tracks, he got that idiot at the copy shop to lie for him. You think this is something? You think this is bad? This? This chicanery? He's done worse. That billboard! Are you telling me that a man just happens to fall like that? No! *He* orchestrated it! Jimmy! He *defecated* through a *sunroof*! And I saved him! And I shouldn't have. I took him into my own firm! What was I *thinking*? He'll never change. He'll *never* change! Ever since he was 9, *always* the same! Couldn't keep his hands out of the cash drawer! "But not our Jimmy! Couldn't be precious *Jimmy*!" Stealing them blind! And *HE* gets to be a lawyer? What a sick joke! I should've stopped him when I had the chance! [to the judges] Chuck McGill : And you, you *have* to stop him! You - [suddenly freezes as he realizes what he's just done

[@oggyreidmore]

You're gonna deliver me a check for $4,650. I'm gonna write that down on the back of my business card and I need that in a cashier's check or a money order...actually, I want it in a money order. And make it out to Ice Station Zebra Associates. That's my loan out, it's totally legit and done for tax purposes, and after that we can discuss Visa or *Magna Card* but definitely not American Express. Any questions?

[@MLennholm]

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[@brysonfreeman7226]

This episode (Episode 5 - Chicanery) is by far one of the best episodes to date in Better Call Saul

[@bigwoke5956]

I am not crazy! I know he swapped those numbers! I knew it was 1216. One after Magna Carta. As if I could ever make such a mistake. Never. Never! I just - I just couldn't prove it. He - he covered his tracks, he got that idiot at the copy shop to lie for him. You think this is something? You think this is bad? This? This chicanery? He's done worse. That billboard! Are you telling me that a man just happens to fall like that? No! He orchestrated it! Jimmy! He defecated through a sunroof! And I saved him! And I shouldn't have. I took him into my own firm! What was I thinking? He'll never change. He'll never change! Ever since he was 9, always the same! Couldn't keep his hands out of the cash drawer! But not our Jimmy! Couldn't be precious Jimmy! Stealing them blind! And he gets to be a lawyer!? What a sick joke! I should've stopped him when I had the chance! And you - you have to stop him!

[@lenib0]

He is clearly not crazy...😅

[@BillyBong]

"Let's hope he doesn't fall into slippin Jimmy practice" He's been slipping since episode 1. Saul Goodman was introduced in season 1 episode 4 hero.

[@williampilling2168]

I like that Howards nickname for Jimmy was "Charlie Hustle," the same nickname of Pete Rose, who was suspended for life from baseball for betting on games while a manager

[@gustavomorales1003]

Did you notice that the actor who plays Kevin (the Mesa Verde CEO) is also one of the FBI agents in Rush Hour 1?

[@macgonzo]

The whisky they were drinking was a (fake obviously) bottle of 1966 MacAllan 35 years old. In today's money, that's a $75,000 bottle of single malt goodness. Traditionally, you would add a single drop of water to the whisky (no ice), and swirl the whisky in the glass. Then you would take time to observe the lines of fluid flowing down the sides of the glass, the residue left from the swirling. These are called the "legs". The drop of water reacts with the tannins in the whisky, releasing the aromas and flavours, and taking a deep sniff of the vapours prepares the palate prior to taking your first sip. After letting the aromas settle, take you first sip - just a tiny sip - and let it roll over your tongue, maximising your pleasure and fully appreciating the tastes. We Scots call this drink "The Water of Life", which is the English translation of "Uisge Beatha" in Scottish Gaelic. The word "whisky" is transliteration of the word "uisge". Sllàinte mhath! (Good health - a traditional Scottish toast)

[@enlightenmenttv2287]

I don't think I've ever heard someone romanticize drinking so eloquently lol.

[@macgonzo]

@@enlightenmenttv2287 I used to work in the whisky trade, I tend to wax lyrical when it comes to whisky 😅

[@flerbus]

@@macgonzo alcohol is poison

[@abouttime2569]

@@flerbus If you put it that way, almost everything we eat is poison.

[@jamesrein648]

​@@flerbusit can be if you can't control yourself

[@tanisparker1282]

"No one wins" best summary of Chuck vs Jimmy

[@CallOfCutie69]

When I was first watching it, I expected Huel to have planted some electrical device on Chuck. I wad soooo disappointed it was a battery. There is no current flowing when the battery isn’t connected to anything. Like Chuck said, he wouldn’t feel anything even if his condition was real. Seeing a battery, Chick could have claimed, that it indeed wasn’t supposed to make him feel anything. The writers really dropped the ball.

[@valenciasainz]

'Saul Goodman' name actually comes from the past when he used to scam people out of the bar with Marco in Chicago.

[@BammerD]

The dirt that looks like seasoning in the trucks is actually coffee grounds. Drug smugglers will sometimes pack their drugs in with coffee grounds. The scent throws off the drug sniffing dogs.

[@UnusedIcon]

I like to imagine Gus got his start in the drug business by obsessively watching Beverly Hills Cop and emulating the Victor Maitland character. It's also what drew Gus to Mike: Mike reminds him of Zack, Victor's top enforcer.

[@toddbrown6333]

I know i have the benefit of the context of the rest of the show, but its still wild how i see so many reactors watch Jimmy go through hours of illegally changing documents, screwing over his brother for lust, breaking into his house and destroying property, and then plotting this devilish plan that unfolds in this episode, and still think he is 100% in the right. Like not even 50% Jimmys 50% Chucks fault. I guess thats just a testament to the writing but it still amazes and slightly infuriates me lol

[@pvanukoff]

Probably because Chuck's a jerk.

[@espaltagos]

​@@pvanukoffThat doesn't change the fact he wasn't so wrong about Jimmy

[@wiiztec]

@@espaltagos It was a bit of a self fulfilling prophecy though wasn't it? If Chuck had supported Jimmy's attempt to become a legitimate lawyer, american samoa law degree notwithstanding he might not have turned out the way he did

[@LudusAurea]

Legal and “right” are not the same thing. To argue that they are only proves you aren’t the philosophical savant you think you are. What Jimmy did was unethical and illegal but he did it for the right reasons. It doesn’t make it right but it is certainly unprofessional. The rest is a direct consequence of his brother being a jackass.

[@Athasin]

Lol at V not realizing the guy brought back to the restaurant to be beaten up by Nacho was the first guy Walt ended up killing in Jessie basement.

[@AxeloftheKey]

Chicanery is one of the best moments of this show for me.

[@Head-ck4hu]

The ending scene with the Exit sign and Chuck is the first of many Easter Eggs of when the characters leave the show. Happy hunting. And this is the first time you will say, "I still feel sorry " for someone you thought of as a villain.

[@derred723]

29:53 yes. People smell whisky. They often smell of different things like fruit, the oak barrels they were aged in, honey, carmel, chocolate, berries, etc. It's sort of part of the tasting experience.

[@calvinwendland8373]

I turn wood, once turned part of an old whisky barrel. The shavings smelled amazing!

[@pigeonfog]

The guy Nacho beat the crap out of us crazy-8 from the BEGINNING of Breaking Bad

[@jackmars931]

One of the subtle things I like here is that Jimmy helps Chuck out by concocting a story about an address mix-up. Which is the same tactic Jimmy uses to hurt Chuck in the Mesa Verde case.

[@xxVladx]

The place Hector and Nacho were meeting dealers in was the same taco place that Tuco did the same thing in. Three place that got raided was the ice cream store that Hector was using to get the drugs across the border.

[@derred723]

7:02 lol. But Jimmie did change the docs. So he's actually wrong about Chuck not owning up to his mistakes. Chuck did not make a mistake. Chuck was in fact sabotaged. It's not that he does not care. He wrongly believes the lie. It's you that don't care about Jimmy's unprofessional behavior.

[@deborsheedas955]

I am not crazy my mother had me tested - Sheldon Cooper

[@prayingpatrick9628]

ur like 1 season away in getting introduced to the best character in the Breaking Bad universe🔥🙏

[@angeIgf]

oh i'm curious, who do you mean?

[@BullwinkleFromHell]

@@angeIgf Probably Lalo Salamanca.

[@theunfunnyjokester]

@@angeIgfdid u watch BCS

[@angeIgf]

@@theunfunnyjokester yes i did, and as someone already replied, OP meant Lalo :P should've figured that one out by myself lol

[@theunfunnyjokester]

@@angeIgf lol

[@richardfeynman4452]

You know the problem with Chuck was using his own illness to coerce Jimmy, if he doesn't take it seriously then who will. As far as Jimmy is aware the whole condition could be a way to get him to do whatever Chuck wants. Its really sad. edit: 39:02 Jalisco mentioned wuuuuu

[@themoviechef9413]

chuck mcgill, they could never get me to hate you. incredibly complex and well written character.

[@NewsofPE]

idk how you can't hate him, he despises his brother and the fact that he was able to be a lawyer

[@lilnigga-qh7kd]

@@NewsofPE You think like that because you try to see things the way Chuck sees. During his whole life he had to save Jimmy again and again from the bad things he did. For him, Jimmy was a problematic brother that he cared about, but was always up to something. Jimmy robbed his own family when he was 9 yo and Chuck knew that, but despite that he always was the favorite. Now imagine that this extremely problematic brother just got a law degree, something that you hold sacred, something that you devoted your whole life to. The first thing Chuck expected was for Jimmy to abuse this power (like he does) and that ended up happening again and again, and every time he got sicker because of that. And no, Jimmy didn't do things wrong because of him not having the support of Chuck, it was just Jimmy was. Always when tried to do something the right way, it ended up bad for him, which was followed by him doing things the Saul way's, which ended up good for him, but hurt everyone around him - just like Chuck said.

[@lilnigga-qh7kd]

Growing up is realizing that Jimmy and Kim were the ones in the wrong.

[@alsomasteruzi]

@@NewsofPE People completely ignore the fact that jimmy was never fit to be a good honest lawyer. Chuck knew him best, better than Kim and he gets proven right throughout the show. The only reason they hate him because he does not support jimmy's action and see right through him. Jimmy takes advantage of his brother's mental condition and shames him in middle of the court while knowing chuck was 100% in the right. Chuck always put law above everything and was still declared crazy in court because of his condition that NEVER affected his decision making in any way. Chuck was never a loving character but he was a honest hard working man, and while he was jealous of jimmy because of how charismatic jimmy was and how he can make people like him while still being scummy. But the truth is his own family loved jimmy more even though he was the honest hardworking one. Chuck is an unfortunate character that is misunderstood by many.

[@theunfunnyjokester]

I hate him but I love how well written and complex he is as well

[@seangriffin2053]

I get why Chuck doesn't like Jimmy, alright, but his biggest mistake was defining his life by it. He should've just focused on his own life and quit worrying about what his brother would do.

[@jspres86]

"It's just a name." Nah man, it's a harbinger.

[@fallenhero3130]

I was waiting for this reaction! "Chicanery" is a lot of people's favorite episode of BCS, or at least it's tied with "Plan and Execution" from Season 6.

[@citiinz6196]

I definitely love your reactions, and more about my favorite series "Better Call Saul", as well as learning some words and expressions in English. I look forward to the next episodes. Greetings from Peru 🇵🇪

[@neojc128]

it's the first time we see that Jimmy is in the same leagues are Chuck

[@aaronhusk]

20:41 If you want to see the inspiration of the uck “Chicanery” rant, you should see “The Caine Mutiny” (1954) starring Humphrey Bogart. They even recreate the tribunal staring at the witness from the movie.

[@joeyfajardo8738]

WE MADE IT TO THE EPISODE

[@LudusAurea]

Chicanery is an amazingly good episode. Genuinely one of the best performances of Michael McKeans career. A stellar performance from Patrick , Bob, Rhea and really everyone.

[@Rokurokubi83]

I think it is spices in the bottom of the truck. To help masking the scent to dogs.

[@rayhume1971]

Of course Giancarlo Esposito is a great bad guy; he came up as a henchman for Frank White.

[@DuraheLL]

24:08 That guy is Crazy-8, the first man Walter White killed

[@valenciasainz]

I never ever felt sympathy for Charles McGill in the whole show even though his intentions to stop Jimmy would've unlimitedly ended in a happy happy life for everybody in the universe but, guess we got what we deserved, the best prequel on television.

[@drewmcwhortor4804]

Little fun detail at the beginning is Chuck giving his lie about the electric company switching up the addresses, and Jimmy being there to hear it. Then of course, that's what Jimmy ends up doing to Chuck to instigate this whole hearing. At the very beginning, the workers are setting up the house to make it look normal. That's why they said they'd have to get to the attic to wire the hood. They said they weren't going to be using it, because it was all just a show to make Rebecca think he's normal. The implication is that Chuck's illness, being a psychosomatic disorder manifesting his inner resentment towards Jimmy, begins shortly after Jimmy passes the bar. Chuck is working away normally when Jimmy shows him the letter. But once Chuck starts thinking about Jimmy being a lawyer, his subconscious creates the condition as a means of creating an environment where now Jimmy has to dedicate his time taking care of Chuck the way Chuck used to always help Jimmy out, which prevents Jimmy from having enough time to dedicate towards making a name for himself. Chuck fears who Jimmy will hurt, having a law degree and not taking the law seriously enough to play by the rules, his subconscious acts in self defense of Chuck's views on what is ethically right.

[@Skeletongentleman7808]

Jimmy does deserve to be disbarred. His reasoning behind his actions doesn’t mean anything.

[@officialmonarchmusic]

He does, but the way in which things happen is so insidious. Chuck didn't have to concoct a scheme that involved him faking insanity and violating the terms of his condition just to hurt Jimmy as much as I could. This episode shows that Chuck isn't doing it out of brotherly love, he's doing it out of malice

[@alsomasteruzi]

@@officialmonarchmusic Chuck did that whole scene to make sure jimmy does not get away with what he did, jimmy was a felon. Just because he was chucks brother you think he can hurt his reputation and get away with it? What chuck did was clearly the right move but what jimmy did in the court was taking advantage of his brothers mental condition to save his ass and declare chuck crazy.

[@officialmonarchmusic]

@@alsomasteruziI don’t think that you should get away with crimes, but Chuck’s plan is so incredibly convoluted and hurts more people along the way. He didn’t even know what Jimmy did, and yet faked insanity to medical professionals, (That feels like a crime even if it isn’t) and then when he DOES have proof he manipulates his employee Ernie and then casts him aside afterwards. Not to mention that Chuck’s rant at the end shows that he doesn’t love Jimmy, if he does it is deep down, he hates Jimmy and wants to hurt him as much as he can because frankly, he doesn’t think he’ll ever amount to anything and the law should treat him as such too. Yes, I know Jimmy is a felon but even felons will have their sentence end, Chuck throughout the whole show has been trying to do this

[@alsomasteruzi]

@@officialmonarchmusic What plan of chucking hurts other people? Of course he didn’t know what jimmy did but he figured it out and made him confess. He didn’t ‘fake’ his condition, it was not a physical condition but a mental one that did make him physically distress and disturbed. Again not a crime. And fym he manipulated earnie? You acting like he made him commit a crime. This has nothing to do with love at all, him loving or hating jimmy is up for a debate but i’m pretty sure he loved him to some capacity, maybe not enough to support jimmy’s actions and shortcuts. Chuck never wanted to intentionally hurt jimmy, he didn’t want him to be a lawyer but he never stopped him from practicing his own thing. And lmao you really think chuck thinks he’ll amount to nothing?? then you definitely haven’t watched the show with your eyes open. And your last sentence just doesn’t make sense.

[@officialmonarchmusic]

@@alsomasteruzi​​⁠He did “fake” a condition. Not HIS condition, that’s real, if only psychosomatic, I’m talking about when he faked complete insanity in the HOSPITAL, to make it look like the CAT scan had fried his brain. He wasn’t just messing with Jimmy, he was interfering with the jobs of trained medical professionals. I’m not a legal expert, but if that’s not a crime, it’s barely stretching the limit. He later faked another form of insanity to record Jimmy, which isn’t as bad as these other things, but just for the record, is a crime in almost half the states, including my own. He 100% manipulated Ernie, deliberately setting him up to hear the tape and using his friendship with Jimmy against him, then literally promptly firing him. This is the biggest example. Not to mention he wastes a good deal of HHM’s money on 24 PIs What I mean is that Jimmy is not and should not be marked for life after committing a crime. He should be given other chances. Yet Chuck uses all his resources throughout seasons 1 and 2 to keep Jimmy as unsuccessful as possible. It is 100% out of malice

[@matheusneres4088]

WHY THE HOLD UPPPPPP I WAS LITERALLY DIYNGGGGG

[@AdrianChazz]

This season is absolute fire 🔥

[@albertsmith9315]

Obviously a premonition of what's to come.

[@Jordy8682]

xd

[@rustymika16]

oughh i just binged this playlist and I'm so sad that you're not farther through this series yet lol. definitely coming back for future reactions 👌👌👌

[@skycloud5695]

21:20 So good to finally hear that

[@rotcehb]

The most impressive thing is that up until certain point, Chuck was right. Right now we are enthralled and captured by Jimmy but we have to remember that we know for sure that somehow Jimmy becomes Saul Goodman and helps one of the biggest kingpin in USA. That's the tragedy of Chuck's ramble: he was right in everything he said. The issue is the malice and that he had no solid proof (except the recording).

[@officialmonarchmusic]

No he wasn't. He was right about the specific events he was mentioning (The number swapping, the billboard, the sunroof) but not much else. Chiefly "He'll never change"

[@beerlootsma7036]

It became a selffulfilling prophecy for Jimmy in my opinion. If his brother wasn´t this hatefull towards him than things would´ve ended up differently.

[@flerbus]

if he was supportive of jimmy maybe he never would have become saul he would have been working at hhm under chuck's control

[@lilnigga-qh7kd]

​@@officialmonarchmusic Nah, he wouldn't change, it was shown during the show. Jimmy tried again and again to do the right thing, but it always went bad for him, which ended up with him doing things the Slipping Jimmy's way. It happened again and again, and in the end, he always hurt those around him because of that, just like Chuck said: 1 - He hired those two skaters and they ended with a broken leg. 2 - He did that Billboard thing and Chuck ended up being tased by the police officers. 3 - He falsified his brother's documents and made him look bad in front of important clients and the jury. 4 - He framed his brother to look crazy in front of the tribunal and his ex-wife, even though he was right, knowing very well that this would damage his brother's reputation forever. 5 - He put the Insurance company onto Chuck just to make them forget about his case, this ended up resulting into what chuck did (Season 3 finale). 6 - He tried to get his money from Sandpiper faster and ruined the life of an old lady for that. 7 - He ended up making Chuck be removed from HHM and that resulted in what happened on Season 3 finale.

[@Francisco-ow6bl]

It's a self fulfilled prophecy. Jimmy is messy, but Charles made him into Saul.

[@fergalstackstreams]

"I'm hungry. I want to cook..." WE HAVE TO COOK JESSE!

[@jerryveryscary]

Im freakishly quick to this😭

[@dsscam]

23:23 Krazy-8 always gets beat up in the Breaking Bad Universe Another brilliant reaction by the great VKunia!! LOVE her!

[@williamwalker3826]

Chicanery is Peak Television, its up there with the best of Breaking Bad.

[@topherd1011]

I love it when Vicky roots for the felons in a show!

[@belle8932]

Chcuks meltdown is so iconic. Chicanery is a great episode.

[@linewire04]

How do you not recognize that the guy nacho beat up was the guy Walt killed in the beginning of breaking bad!? Lol

[@icetech6]

Michael Mckeons best acting... love him sooo much... this and Clue :)

[@TechnicallyTexan]

The music and sound design in Better Call Saul is 🤌

[@Ccarnage8]

In this episode. The courts would never be made to turn off all the electronics without proof from Chuck's doctors. Otherwise i loved how well the show set up their own courtroom drama. In the beginning of part 2 of this video nacho has to tough on a guy who came in light. Did you not catch that absolute breaking bad cameo? He was an upstanding dood here and in breaking bad we see him in deep with a main character in season 1 I love Nachos character in this show. His journey is one to watch

[@espaltagos]

I know Jimmy is the mc and whe all love him as a character, but I don't understand why so many people ignore all his flaws and mistakes. That's what makes him interesting. He did illegal things and Chuck was right. It doesn't mattet if Jimmy loves Kim or Chuck, he commited a crime and sabotaged Chuck's carreer. You can't enter in a court and say "I did it because I love him" to defend yourself. Judges don't care about that, they only care if you committed a crime. Chuck might be an asshole sometimes and has some anger towards Jimmy, but it's kinda annoying that so many people talks like Jimmy was a perfect person and wasn't guilt. He even taked advantage of Chuck's mental illness to save himself. Bringing back Rebecca to show her Chuck in a weak position was low. You can't take advantage of personal problems to win an argument on a court. Jimmy was unethical here as a lawyer. He destroyed Chuck, as a lawyer, as a lover, as a person. His actions proved that Chuck is right about him being a lawyer. Some people may say Chuck made him this way, but as an adult you're responsible for your own actions. You can't just blame other people about your crimes for not loving you. And that's what upset me about this. I love Jimmy as a character. He's my favorite in all BB franchise, and his flaws, his mistakes, all of that makes him such an incredible and interesting character. And I don't understand how so many people refuse to accept those parts of him and try to justify every single action and blame other characters.

[@LudusAurea]

Tell us you’ve never been to court in your entire life without telling us. It’s never that simple. Jimmy didn’t win. He burned every bridge possible with his brother and ex sister in law to ruin Chucks reputation on purpose and his life because to be honest he was an asshole and deserved it. Chuck ruined his own career though.

[@KOS_Nova]

Omg this was uploaded last week? This is the first time i cant binge watch your reactions! Im excited for the next video lol

[@JS-wp4gs]

'He's mentally ill, whats your excuse' Thats not an excuse. His mental illness has nothing to do with his behavior toward jimmy. He's actively malicious and he'd be that way whether he was mentally ill or not. The fact he never even stopped to consider even the remote possibility that he had made a mistake on the paperwork speaks for itself. He hates his brother and made every effort to sabotage him every time he did anything to try to change or improve himself

[@SorchaSublime]

There is a beautiful switch that happens in the episode Chicanery. For so long with Jimmy on the backfoot against Chuck you get used to making excuses for his behaviour, like everyone around him because Chuck is being so unfair. And he is, Chuck is an asshole, but when Jimmy finally wins and manipulates Chuck into breaking down, you realise that Chuck is right about everything. And of course, you knew the whole time, and you let him get away with it.

[@chickentv1870]

Please release more of these!!!

[@jeffabugov5291]

Also, can't wait till you meet the best bad guy in the whole BB/BCS universe, arguably way more villainous than Gustavo, arguably the best bad guy in all criminal fiction, and I'd argue it. For those of you out there who know who I'm talking about and feel like arguing it, don't yet. Don't ruin it for her. Wait till she gets there, and then let the arguments flow. To you, V, to repeat, don't wait so long between postings.

[@7kortos7]

I look forward to these videos every single time. Love watching the show with you

[@sammyk4403]

Chicanery is also my favorite episode! Just absolutely brilliant but extremely tragic

[@YourXavier]

"I'm the patron saint of the denial"

[@drchaos2000]

Chuck is one of my most hated villains ever in a TV series. People like the Joker or Geoffrey from Game of thrones are obviously more evil but they arent real, we dont see those people ever. But Chuck.. almost everyone has met a Chuck in their life, arrogant hateful people who hide behind righteousness and make your life miserable. Seeing Chuck get that humilation is like a catharsis

[@BloodSportA2]

Chuck: "I love my brother..." What a sick joke!

[@larmoth401]

My takeaway from watching the show is that the first half is Jimmy proving Chuck wrong and the second half is Saul proving Chuck right.

[@ryanburt7319]

this is about my favorite time in watching the BB universe because you love the characters and the show and you still have no clue and would never believe the greatest BB character shows up for the second half of the end, and you havent seen him yet.

[@allanvanuga9196]

I appreciate you and thank you for making content.

[@ardielef]

Finally watching the best episode ever written ❤

[@mikecardenas8088]

Crazy 8 meets nacho!!!! He was Walter White’s first kill via the bike lock!!

[@theinsaneshecklador6598]

The seasoning is likely there to mask the scent if the police bring in a dog.

[@DeeGeeG]

This is the episode that hooked me

[@rogertemple7193]

This is a great episode of BCS have a nice Tuesday Evening Vicky.💞

[@RishabBhattacharya-ct1pg]

Just wait for season 4,5 and 6 gonna cry in a subtle way 😢

[@NewsofPE]

Crazy how you didn't recognize Crazy-8

[@devidevitto]

My absolute favorite little detail is at the beginning of chucks monolog he says "i knew it was 1216 one after magna carta as if i could make such a mistake" the real number was 1261 he made the mistake he just said he'd never make GOD this show is brilliant!!!!

[@travisgray8376]

Jimmy been using the name saul Goodman back in Chicago when scamming people with Marco.

[@Tabf3294]

I did not say one word, from when you started that series, just waited for you to watch that episode. I knew you will like how Chuck gets what he earned.

[@enlightenmenttv2287]

Lincoln Logs though? 😂 ...One thing I love about this show and Breaking Bad is the pacing. And while some people refer to BCS as a "slow burn", it's actually amazing how much ground they cover in developing the story, just in a single episode...with both shows.

[@Sol_VI]

29:54 yup! People who drink whiskey will always smell it and sip on it. When you have expensive or old whiskey, it's almost always drank straight, and the people drinking it smell it.

[@creamypeanutbutter6269]

love both of these episodes so much

[@Quixotic1018]

Chuck: I'M NOT CRAZY Emilio: I'm eventually Krazy 8 (and wearing a shirt from my dad's furniture store that I talk to Walt about before he kills me in S1 of Breaking Bad)

[@t0dd000]

If you want to wash Chuck's slimyness away, watch Michael McKean (Chuck) in Best in Show. Hysterical and you'll love it and he's absolutely not a slimeball in that film.

[@ChakrabortyPratyush]

If Jimmy knew his brother was suffering from mental illness and could prove it so easily, why hasn't he previously committed Chuck to a mental facility for proper treatment ?? We know Jimmy is his legal guardian. Why has he been going along with his delusions and enabling Chuck for so long?? Just bringing in groceries doesn't make someone a great brother. Both of them are terrible brothers to each other.