Ozark Season 3 - Marty confronts Frank Cosgrove

Marty Byrde shows some balls and confronts KC mob boss Frank Cosgrove, after the latter's son and namesake hospitalised Ruth Langmore. Perhaps my favourite scene of the third season.
Ozark | Season 3 | Episode 7 | "In Case of Emergency" | All rights reserved to Netflix.
"The next time you see your son, he's gonna be hanging from a bridge in Juárez, you got that?"

[@jqhart6957]

This is Marty’s “I’m the one who knocks” scene

[@Nick-ky5yn]

Bruhhhh so true

[@josemendez5995]

Except I don't think Marty is "the one who knocks". Wendy is.

[@user-nm8it4zm1r]

@@josemendez5995 wendy would go and knock without a gun

[@kod999]

@@user-nm8it4zm1r great comment haha, it’s like she has literally watched breaking bad and thinks she is Heisenberg

[@groksr]

Great reference

[@coltondavies2143]

To see marty have the balls to even say that to Frank shows how Marty's character is really developing. Awesome season!

[@Zionicle]

Marty post kidnapping was a dog this season

[@BB-dd6wm]

Totally agree!

[@Bo-whiskey]

That's probably the most pissed he's been all series

[@zero1188]

to be fair marty always stood up for himself, he just picked the write moments when to do it. he did the same to del rio

[@kylev.1163]

I can think of somebody who has no balls now ;)

[@iw_legendary_sayain2215]

Marty has what you call “calmed anger” which is the worst and most intimidating.

[@Elias-xh8xm]

Deadly and Silent

[@bobbywillis1466]

It’s actually incredible how calm Marty is throughout the whole show. He’s not even yelling

[@stephenwalker972]

Bobby Willis unless it’s Wendy lol 😂

[@lro001]

Stephen Walker 😂

[@karazor-el6085]

That is because it is directed, focused anger. Not the wild anger that is like a bull in a china shop, damaging anything within reach. That anger is a MISSILE, and it was aimed at Cosgrove. Wild anger can be dismissed because it is impotent and weak; it is stupid anger. Calmed anger is anger coupled with intelligence, which makes Marty VERY dangerous.

[@firsttimecallerlongtimelis836]

Imagine his car didn’t start would have been hilarious

[@vcdep991]

firsttimecaller longtimelistener Lolol!! Marty: “godaammm it!!! (Pounds on the steering wheel) hey frank can I get a ride back home?”

[@juanyanez6630]

Jahaahaha

[@Squatch34]

Spit my coffee out

[@johngrizzle8826]

😂😂😂

[@probablyalive.2665]

I was thinking the same thing..

[@laurenjcoates]

What’s so painful about Ruth and Marty’s relationship is that Marty cares about her immensely, and he’s told her that before, but to her actions will always speak louder than words. This scene proves how much he cares, but because he didn’t show Ruth the same ferocity defending her that he did here, she resents him for it.

[@joshuafichtelman2605]

I saw that too. Good catch. My thinking into is I hope she learns to forgive because of not she’s going to be stuck living in hell. And that’s not what we were created for. And she knows that. Her and Marty are alike. They both are the humble ones in their family’s that have sacrificed the most. And they both don’t BS. I often wondered if she had a thing for Marty at first when she was just getting to know him. I mean she saved his life. I don’t know. We must forgive to be forgiven.

[@connorpowell8558]

This has always bothered me - it is so tragic because Marty cares for Ruth so much but she always feels doubt because of this fact.

[@NBrown-kh8lp]

I agree, this could’ve been the best time for Marty to make an example out of someone! Frank Jr. should’ve at the very least been eating through a straw for 6months 😤

[@R3dCol0r]

Defending Ruth with warnings or threats, be it with ferocity or not, it would still just be words. And Ruth demanded action. And that is the reason she left Marty for Darlene, because Darlene actually took action.

[@laurenjcoates]

@@R3dCol0r interesting take!

[@liamoliver5951]

Marty is such a boss. He stays calm, calculates his way out of things, but isn't afraid to tell murderous lunatics to fuck off.

[@shawni321]

Should I say it? "Byrdes of a feather..."

[@Epsa_]

@@shawni321 that’s good

[@JoshuaFrick3]

After the opening scene with Del, and the numerous times Marty felt his life was over, there's no more fear. You're living on borrowed time, so it just annoys you when someone is incompetent and wastes your time.

[@roystonlodge]

Maybe if he'd been the one to kill the Cosgroves instead of Darlene.

[@urallbadkids]

..."the next time you see your son, he's gonna' be hanging from a bridge in Jua'rez." ...."Sicario-style," I like it.

[@lynngatrell7965]

I thought the same thing. "Somebody watched Sicario."

[@chino2620]

@@lynngatrell7965 happens all the time lmao look up cartel killings you’ll see thousands of pictures and videos

[@BrutalMiller1]

Mexican cartel ain't a joke.

[@sirmount2636]

@@BrutalMiller1 The CIA trained them well

[@gopet400]

“Next time you see your son it’ll be on a computer monitor with a liveleak watermark on the top left corner”

[@Dan-ys8nk]

I had chills when Marty told Frank what would happen to his son if his people didn't leave him, Ruth or his family alone. Threatening a Mob Boss. Holy Shit. 🤤

[@Dan-ys8nk]

@Andrew Marty works for the cartel, but I see your point. Nevertheless, Frank Cosgrove is a mob boss. Frank has murdered people for less than what Marty has said to him. In real life, Marty would get whacked for threatening a boss.

[@Ashton.421]

Dan Garcia wouldn’t happen. Mob is not as big as the cartel. Cartel would kill frank if they wanted too

[@LukeSchaeferFilms]

@@Dan-ys8nk In real life Frank would know the power the Cartel has and how tied to Marty they are. He wouldn't whack him because he would be whacking the Cartels ONLY GUY who is capable of all the shit Marty does for them. Use your head :)

[@Dan-ys8nk]

@@LukeSchaeferFilms the mob has rules. You can't threaten a mob boss' kid and get away with it.

[@LukeSchaeferFilms]

Dan Garcia you can if you have the exact relationship Marty has with this mob boss in this EXACT context and if you are exactly who Marty Bird is in this context. Context is everything. A mob boss wouldn’t have Marty killed in THIS CONTEXT because that would mean Cartel would fuck them up badly.

[@ChrisBurns24]

I love how badass hes becoming. Great development

[@KeepOrDeleteIt]

Arrested

[@mr.thunder1219]

Marty is such a complex character. Because at times he seems robotic because he's not like other people. He's always analyzing his situation and acts based on primal instincts rather than emotion. But then there's rare occasions where Marty (who is already dedicating each day to keeping his family alive) branches out to burn a bridge with the KC Mob over Ruth. Because she's like a daughter to him. She's killed her own family for him and lost her father for the sake of the Byrde Family. What a a strong Bond.

[@setnomA]

Mr. Thunder idk if you haven’t finished it but keep watching

[@xboxmoonpartingty104]

This didn't age well did it

[@davidhubbard5196]

@@xboxmoonpartingty104 Its pretty obvious that Ruth is heartbroken to break off her relationship with the Byrde's and she still loves Marty dearly. I do not see any scenario where her partnership with Darlene ends up directly hurting Marty, despite the setup. Ruth will figure out what a sociopath Darlene is and then cut ties.

[@shawni321]

They are all written as opportunists IMHO Ruth's killing her own family served her just as well. The miracle here is I still root for her!

[@BatmanHQYT]

@@davidhubbard5196 after season 4 this is even more apparent.

[@saelaird]

Marty is a special kind of tough. The 'I'm genuinely fucking really smart and have the balls and resources to order a hit on you" kind of aura.

[@JohnyScissors]

Hes the guy the killers are scared of because he doesn't have a gun

[@javyalmo1895]

😂😂😂well said!!!

[@anthonyboyle5766]

Yeah, he can be scary af sometimes

[@Onmysheet]

He'd just get Nelson to do the job. Just like Wendy did.

[@crinklediaper]

Can’t wait for season 4, see all you guys in two years

[@143jcm]

reallllyyyy wish i found the show just before season 4 comes out :( Now i need to wait ages

[@StabilAmboss]

1 year down, 1 to go.

[@Sylar1968]

@@StabilAmboss Probably not with all the complications COVID has caused the film industry 😞

[@Kelz_vee]

Last time I waited 2 years for a show was G.O.T what a waste of time that was I don't think Ozarks will disappoint 😁

[@HB_Dee615]

Looks like it

[@balriel7229]

0:50 I LOVE it when marty goes full cartel and threatens his business partners with the cartel violence. Like it or not, he is part of it

[@rleonekc07]

right...might as well use it to his advantage lol

[@joshflores6605]

You can’t watch this show with a steady heartbeat

[@junijuni8529]

Facts!!

[@rachid8507]

It's the most steady show I've seen in 1 while

[@jean-paulmoreau7178]

"hanging from a bridge in Juarez..." love it. And Bateman is just a freakishly good actor. Being French and living in France, I can safely say that some of the USA's finest imports are its TV series specifically this one. Works of art...

[@ronthompson310]

As much as I like this scene, as much as it shows that Marty is capable of "taking it there" when he has to, it also illustrates that he didn't really show Ruth what she needed to see. Marty likes Ruth and has trusted her with a lot of responsibility, but in the end what she saw was that when his own daughter got a finger laid on her, Ruth's father died. Ruth gets beaten senseless and Frank Cosgrove gets off with a warning. Ruth needed action and Darlene gave her that.

[@TheDUDERX]

Ruth’s father didn’t die because he laid a finger on Charlotte. He died because he was a liability.

[@setnomA]

This is my favorite acting scene in the whole series from Jason Bateman

[@0vermars520]

I feel bad for the Mayor of Juarez and their Minister for Tourism lol

[@JohnLai]

Never, never in my life have I seen an accountant threatening a mob boss like Marty did.

[@chasethomas924]

Shot caller

[@brucej.willson4764]

Frank's barely a mob boss. Real mobs are bigger than just a group of kids from Osage Beach. This was embarrassing.

[@roystonlodge]

Meh. Marty makes idle threats. He said Ruth was "untouchable" and then did nothing to back it up but make more threats. He's no boss.

[@roystonlodge]

@@brucej.willson4764 Indeed. "Cosgrove" is not the name of a KC mob boss.

[@brucej.willson4764]

@@roystonlodge Yup.

[@RPERIARTWORKS]

Marty's anger and menace is subtle. His contained rage is truly frightening. With Cosgrove, you can see it a thousand miles away. With Marty? It's like John Milton in the Devil's Advocate. You never see it coming.

[@Slaytounge]

Legit grabbed my head in anxiety after watching this scene.

[@britishcig5462]

I started hyperventilating when he said this

[@msmunoz7499]

I YELPED

[@Doom6108]

I queefed

[@svmontoya15]

I literally replayed this scene 10 or 11 times when watching this episode. Badass!

[@Overlijden1995]

This significance of this moment, even if it gets overshadowed by other pivotal scenes this season can't be overstated. From when they first met in season 2 all the way up to this scene Marty kept his head down and deferred to Frank whenever they interacted. Every single negotiation they had, even if it was on more or less amicable terms involved Frank intimidating or threatening Marty in some capacity, either with overt threats or just subtle menace. Marty kept his cool and appeased Frank's agression and alpha mentality because it just wasn't smart to make powerful enemies when everything was balanced on a razor's edge. This is first time we see Marty fully standing up to Frank as a man (there's a scene in season 2 where he snaps, but Frank still clearly intimidates him), and it's only because of what happened to Ruth. However, the true significance of this moment goes well beyond that. This is the FIRST AND ONLY so far moment when Marty, who has played to himself and others the role of a normal family man under duress in a criminal environment uses his influence with the cartel to threaten someone directly. The one minor exception is the scene introducing the Langmores in the first season, and the message being sent there was much more along the lines of "If you steal Navarro's money he's going to kill you." This moment is Marty acting and maybe only just realizing how powerful he actually is. He could have used his position with the cartel every step of the way from the moment he landed in Missouri. His influence and standing may have been much lower in the first season, but if he had said "Someone's threatening our interests we need to kill them." At any point the cartel would have done it without a second thought. He could have used them to intimidate businessowners into selling to him, he could have had the Snells killed the moment they threatened him and his family. He could have told Frank to kick rocks as soon as the KC mob started fucking with the casino project and Frank would have probably done it because while he's a regional crime boss the second largest mexican drug cartel (if you go by real life equivalents) is one of the most powerful criminal organizations in the world. Despite all this, he never did, both because he's a decent guy and because he never really considered himself a player in a criminal enterprise. He was just an accountant moving numbers around a page, and after that a man desperately trying to protect his family. This is the first time Marty ever says: "I'm a powerful member of one of the most dangerous gangs in the world. Back down or we'll kill your fucking family." He does it following a massive provocation, he does it to protect his loved ones but he also does it to a man that prior to his involvement with the cartel would have made him piss himself with fear. When you watch this, remember Frank is a career criminal who's likely seen violence all his life and ordered hits on dozens of people. Marty's an accountant. Frank probably never imagined he'd get alpha'd by a guy like that.

[@zaltarical]

Awesome comment bro love reading stuff like this

[@Overlijden1995]

@@zaltarical Hahaha thanks a lot man I appreciate that. I was afraid all my effort went completely unnoticed.

[@zaltarical]

Overlijden1995 I gotchu

[@danny8063]

@@Overlijden1995 Great comment you basically summarized exactly what I was thinking. What was the scene where he snapped on Frank before in season 2? I can't remember it for some reason.

[@jasonhayden5077]

@@Overlijden1995 I'm a fan just like you and i liked your point of view. However I disagree with Marty being able to use the influence of the Cartel earlier to intimidate businesses. I don't think he could have used it. Most of the time he was bluffing as Dell really was more curious and didn't think he could succeed at first. Now I do think he has influence because of what he has accomplished. The thing I like about Marty is deep down he really is a humble guy even when he does have power. He's calculating, reasonable, has humility, and does try to do right by people even when they've hurt and betrayed him. His wife is the best example but also Rachel. She stole money and came back working for the FBI to save her own skin and Marty still got her out and help with her addiction. Sure His family comes first but that's everybody. His character is complex and humble. This scene here is a great side of him as well. It shows not only does he care but also stands up for people when he can

[@youngpedestrians1556]

The intensity of this show’s dialogue is some of the greatest I have ever seen. This is just one of the many examples from this show.

[@TheBookRant]

This scene kind of fizzles when you see he let Ruth die in the finale lol

[@anthonybarbara3219]

i knowww

[@b3rdb0y71]

What was he supposed to do? He couldn't do anything or his kids and him would die

[@yanks2661]

Alot easier to say that to a mob boss when you have the backing of the cartel. Marty is an untouchable and he finally started acting like one.

[@GabrielReactsz]

What’s really interesting about Marty is his intelligence. Him and Wendy could truly be unstoppable, and not just the state of Missouri but the entire Midwest. The entirety of season 3 all I seen from Wendy was her wanting more, until those last few eps of course. But that final scene of Navarro hugging them both is symbolic bc earlier Marty agreed with Wendy that they’re ALL IN. I’m so excited to see what season 4 has in store now that there are no restraints between those two.

[@osamabad3597]

I’m sure season 4 will have the snells and langmores going to war with the byrds and the cartel

[@osamabad3597]

cos’ why not? -_- Yes, left them out. I think they’ll most likely form an alliance with Darlene, but now that I think about it, Ruth and Wyatt might not be completely onboard

[@jpkclutch7780]

Its problably going to be a war between Navarro and the Byrdes vs The Snells and Langmores vs Frank and the KC Mob. Maybe Darlene has an alliance at first with Frank and his mob but no way he lets what she did to his son stand for too long. S4 looks like it’s going to have even higher stakes with a lot more scheming and conflict happening in the Ozarks and Mexico. Johan will have a much bigger role in S4 I expect him to kill some people before the season ends.

[@adityarajganeju]

You were right. I'm so impressed by Wendy. Everybody hates her but I absolutely love her for what she's become. So much better than season1 wendy.

[@brucedoyle4055]

Finally, a scene where Jason Batman showed some fire! I have been waiting for a moment like that, there were close ones, but this one was the one!

[@junijuni8529]

The fact that Marty talk that shit to a psycho path showed he has a back bone and he knew that Frank's son crossed the line. Also showed the power that the cartel has. Frank is afraid of that power.

[@RogueSniperGaming]

Anybody else getting breaking bad vibes from Ozarks? Marty is similar to Walter White in terms of character development.

[@Dan-ys8nk]

Definitely feels like it. Like Walter White, Marty is cornered. When a desperate man is cornered, he is capable of anything especially when it comes to protecting his family.

[@setnomA]

Wendy seems like Walter more but Marty just may absorb this sh8t more and more and become a top dog

[@pierceferraro2680]

Breaking bad is my favorite show of all time. BUT. if this show has at least 5 seasons, and each season continues to get better and better along with each episode getting better and better, gonna have to start legitimately considering this show as good if not maybe even better than breaking bad. there. I fucking said it.

[@ericswanson8030]

I honestly think this scene ranks up there with the best Breaking Bad scenes. Incredible

[@alrobin]

His development on the show is kinda slow though. Especially compared to Wendy

[@foxden2112]

I am glad I finally found this scene. When I saw this in the episode my jaw dropped. Marty is really developing and I can't wait to see what season 4 brings

[@travelroundtheworld9312]

Let's wait another year for it lol

[@wensonwacaworth]

@@travelroundtheworld9312 hello

[@UtikaCollar]

True gansterism. For some reason this is so motivating to me. It's not that Marty Byrde has savage instincts, or an uncontrollable anger or strength that makes him so formidable, it's that he quietly works, and WORKS HARD that makes him someone to be reckoned with. The skills he acquires through endless nights grinding and hustling gives him all the strength of the fucking cartel and allows him to tell a real mobster to fuck off. Marty's strength is in his WORK. The FUCKING man!

[@roystonlodge]

He's no gangster. Maybe he coulda been, if he'd been the one to kill the Cosgroves instead of Darlene.

[@BlackBarney]

That last look from Marty is so perfect. Loved this scene.

[@omarmir8426]

Man this scene gave me chills, rewatched it three times. Marty is a G!

[@Elias-xh8xm]

One of the biggest mic drops in the history of TV Holy fuck Marty was such a badass here.

[@jmoejohnson7762]

Crazy how fast Marty adapted to becoming a boss criminal. It’s like it’s in his blood lol. Favourite scene of season 3.

[@brucej.willson4764]

That's what stress does to you. This is his family and reputation on the line. You would too! It takes limits to make someone split especially with what the love on the line.

[@roystonlodge]

He's no boss. Maybe he coulda been, if he'd been the one to kill the Cosgroves instead of Darlene.

[@wismichufueradecontexto]

i just got totally freezed when this scene happened, hes descending deeper into a pit of suffering and darkness... i love it

[@Thatshowitsdone619]

"The next time you see your son he'll be hanging from a bridge in Juarez!" Damm Marty! You 🥶 😅😂👏👏👏

[@mudit7808]

Imagine if marty didn't have his family as a liability holding him back. Man would become the absolute best in the business.

[@EricMohawk182]

This was really funny for me, i born at Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, and i just move to Missouri...

[@arafat9828]

oh shi-

[@britishcig5462]

Just saw this right now and started hyperventilating omg this scene melted me

[@dreamingcode]

Your panties were wet?

[@jakefitzsimons4245]

@@dreamingcode 😭

[@avenaash5027]

@@dreamingcode lol

[@natemyers4946]

*"You come anywhere near me, my family or Ruth again, the next time you see your son is gonna be on a fuckin reddit video."*

[@user-mw8um6mc3v]

Fuck me, Ozark must be the most awaited next season since BB

[@ricashaye22]

Yeeeesss!!!!! 👏

[@elowe5937]

When he hits the Juarez line, theres a scary confidence that only comes from knowing the consequences of messing with the cartel.

[@cococolonel]

Brings a tear to my eye.

[@metal1503]

That look at the end....uff loved this scene! Did NOT expect Marty to switch it up like that! Defining moment,great show

[@followthewhiterabbt]

Marty reminds me of Walter White, kind of quiet and no power in the beginning, but slowly starts killing that part of them and become scarier then any of the mob bosses/ cartel that they deal with

[@devongreene1445]

I love his character development. The first time he threatened someone he was quivering and scared. Now…

[@parkjeong5296]

This scene cured my constipation

[@johnsonartchive8826]

Their interactions remind me of the dynamic between Walt and Mike, but in a white collar V.S. blue collar kind of way.

[@xasthurhead]

Ive always wanted to tell off someone like this but i doubt it would be as strong and effective as when marty does it 🤣🤣🤣

[@robcharm7351]

One of the BEST scenes in this show. I love the character development marty has had.

[@FlyBoyKhi]

This isn't over. KC Mob is def. coming back with a vengeance in Season 4.

[@willromeo1055]

Bet he had a hard time getting back in that seat with that big set of balls.

[@willfrommass]

The best scene

[@BREAKocean]

Marty was a conflicted jedi who tapped into his darkside the second Ruth was at risk. This was beautiful to watch especially since how he was acting most of season 3

[@ericswanson8030]

This was not only the best scene in the Ozark series so far, it was up there with the best Breaking Bad scenes. Wow.

[@joshrogers4191]

Imagine being a mob boss getting threatened with the cartel by someone like Marty Byrd. I mean I'd have to check if the sky was still blue lol

[@rampageblackston4926]

When Marty gets pissed he’s ruthless

[@chumbue6537]

This is the moment Heisenburg became Marty

[@danieltaylor9459]

I always loved this particular scene. Marty knocking.

[@comments7335]

It's the first time he sounds like a druglord.

[@comcastblows567]

Man, one of my favorite scenes from this show. Marty is such a badass

[@jacklancaster8622]

This is Marty's say my name moment

[@marzdagodofwar2291]

Jack Lancaster you God damn right I am 😂😂

[@Elias-xh8xm]

Again with the fucking Breakin Bad dick measuring contest

[@nandotrt8737]

More like a "I am the one who knocks" he's not quite ruthless yet. But seriously tho stop comparing the two, they are both great

[@purpleglitterladette]

Imagine the awkwardness if at the end Marty's car wouldn't start 😂😂

[@BirdGang6]

Marty doesn’t run from danger, he is the danger

[@themaseofspades6857]

Love it when Jason turns it on in this show.

[@wahinepaddler4]

Gave me chills 🤗

[@sheroukyoussef7896]

Season 3 was amazing. Patiently awaiting season 4. Bateman is such a pro.

[@joesliva3772]

The fact he doesn’t swear while threatening him makes it better

[@kylepatrick253]

My favorite thing about Marty is that he stays calm when his bosses come to town and start threatening him and asking where the money is

[@RayRayAtl404]

Cooler heads? Dude's son beat a woman. I'm glad Marty did that for Ruth regardless

[@soyboy6]

lets not pretend women are the stronger sex. especially when Ruth is that small.

[@sergiozaragoza1891]

One of the BEST scene in the whole series so far 🙌🏻

[@nyc-mo5qd]

Beat scene yet

[@kiandocherty3589]

The ending for Ruth, imo, is Marty buying her a really nice house and sending Wyatt to college. Marty will go to prison and finally mirror the role Ruth`s dad played, a behind bars mentor figure.

[@httm241]

Wyatt is dead

[@coachd49]

This is the seasonal development of Marty’s balls dropping. He’s always known how smart he is. He just didn’t realize how powerful it made him compared to everyone else.

[@MrDzala]

I think what this show did so brilliantly is to build tension in Marty throughout the whole show and you just keep asking yourself when this dude is gonna explode inside..he hasn't exploded yet, but this scene is throwing shades at him starting to reach that point... I think they are building it for some intense transformation/events in s4 or finale. Quiet tension guys are the scariest when they explode since it takes so much to make them lose control, but when they do - oh boy... can't wait for s4

[@elijoker]

This is a man who has nothing to lose but everything to gain. In this scene right here. Phenomenal show

[@Joseph1NJ]

Ruth was never given the gratitude she deserved. She was more loyal to Marty than anyone; his wife, his son, and even his daughter.

[@luisoramas2155]

Marty should’ve sent a stronger message but not to the same degree as Darlene. He could’ve kept Ruth- one of his most trusted confidants- if he did. She was so essential to the business operation that even Helen offered her the job of managing the casinos if she were to overtake control of them from the Byrdes.

[@jamalnetflix2198]

That bone chilling stare before he drives off 🥶 the Byrdes ARE the cartel 👌🏾

[@Chi_Confidence]

"FUCK THAT " Smoothly said. 😎

[@silkdurag2905]

Very important scene similar to Wendy it’s the first time Marty flexed his cartel power

[@larrygill2223]

I’ve rewatched this scene 10x. Love it. Was waiting for him to play the cartel card as Marty truly is untouchable

[@DmpstrPirate]

Holy shit is all I can say. I haven't watched but you can see this isnt a normal reaction from this character. It was pushed through sheer anger and the actor really sold it

[@JamesHalpert8555]

One of my best moments from the show!!!! 😍❤️❤️

[@Phyrefly6]

Love that last look he gives him.

[@orlando3.0]

Angry Marty just isn’t intimidating enough, it’s like getting reprimanded by your friends dad 💀

[@dalonsnyder7810]

The stare down at the end 🤯. My boy Marty done got some balls

[@MasonGoodwin-es4cp]

Marty turned into a very intimidating person as the series progressed

[@ryanbrets7695]

He really didn't. If Jason Bateman could actually act, maybe.

[@Nightman12]

@@ryanbrets7695naw you trippin lol Bateman is a good actor

[@heelmoxley365]

I don’t know how Marty wasn’t loosing it every day. The most stressed out character I’ve ever seen.

[@brandonhoman3362]

I love the way he says “fuck that”.

[@uhoRn36]

This is what I want to see Marty become!! Loved this scene!

[@crystalmarie2448]

I wish somehow Ruth could have *seen him do this* because I think that, because Marty isn't demonstrative with his emotions, he probably downplayed it and just said "we talked to him" and so obviously she felt slighted- because she killed members of her family to protect him and therefore she felt like he didn't feel the same for her because he "only" stopped talking to/working with Frank. But if she could have seen how Marty FINALLY stood up to Frank, called her his family, and threatened Frank's Jr's life- which is something Marty LITERALLY NEVER DOES and hasn't done since- I think she would have gotten it and there wouldn't have been beef. I think he felt he had to downplay it because he always hides how close they are to one another- even and especially to Wendy- to keep Ruth safe, but I think that makes Ruth feel he doesn't care about her as much as she cares about him.

[@tomorrowinc]

Best line from a series with a lot of good lines.

[@praisebe9063]

“The next time you see your son again, he’s gonna be hanging from a bridge in Juarez” Marty as cold as they come 💀

[@sharpshoota8274]

I love how through this entire scene not only is Frank embarrassed because of what his son did, but also intimidated by Marty.

[@MM-fg7in]

👏🏼👏🏼 such a great scene

[@chadinmich1]

Wasn’t the actor that plays Frank Cosgrove the same guy that played the mayor in super troopers lol

[@Pag0017]

Calm Marty is clever and considered, but really liked tough Marty here. Hope, we gonna see him more often in the future.