The Demise of Tuco Salamanca | Grilled | Breaking Bad

Hank arrives at the hideout and gets into a shootout with the wounded Tuco.
From Season 2 Episode 2 Grilled:
Walt and Jesse find themselves trapped with an unhinged Tuco. Marie and Hank comfort Skyler, as all three are distraught over Walt's disappearance. Hank pays a visit to Mrs. Pinkman on some not-so-official business.
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Breaking Bad follows protagonist Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a chemistry teacher who lives in New Mexico with his wife (Anna Gunn) and teenage son (RJ Mitte) who has cerebral palsy. White is diagnosed with Stage III cancer and given a prognosis of two years left to live. With a new sense of fearlessness based on his medical prognosis, and a desire to secure his family's financial security, White chooses to enter a dangerous world of drugs and crime and ascends to power in the world. The series explores how a fatal diagnosis such as White's releases a typical man from the daily concerns and constraints of normal society and follows his transformation from mild family man to a kingpin of the drug trade.
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[@Pharaoh_6669]

It is interesting to note that Tuco is the only member of the Salamanca family who was killed for reasons not related to Gus fring's revenge.

[@aceyspud551]

As if Gus figured he'd just get himself killed someday. It was the masterminds like Lalo who he needed to plan against.

[@Wasserkaktus]

Tuco was kind of the black sheep of the Salamancas too, presumably because he was an addict and such a loose damn cannon.

[@gothprince8770]

Even then, he has some part in it. Hank being DEA, los Pollos Hermanos were heavy funders of the DEA. So technically Gus paid for Hank to be on the field and Kill Tuco, or Gus payed for said equipment that ended Tuco’s life.

[@Au60schild]

The DEA doesn't take public contributions. Gus was donating to a hospital, or some other public facility.

[@Oceanman705]

gus knew tuco would take himself out eventually, he had to have known about the prison stint Mike threw him in

[@_perry]

Can't believe Hank killed Jesse Pinkman. He was a hard man to find.

[@sortofanoakyafterbirth3661]

I read your comment as soon as it was spoken on screen. Bravo, perry.

[@averageobserver1001]

And he beat up Tuco Salamanca in his own house.

[@IntheBay85]

Jesus Rosamon

[@SICPARVISMAGNA3018]

Don't worry tuco resurrected to become Walt and Jesse's popcorners distributor

[@dynamagon]

We're gonna eat a LOTTA SNACKS TOGETHER HAhahHAHahHAHahAah

[@SICPARVISMAGNA3018]

@@dynamagon tuco has one of the most contagious laughs ever

[@hexb5792]

7 YOU MAKE 7!!!!!!

[@deepsharma8591]

tight tight tight....

[@user-hu8dq2ug4c]

Too bad it's Canon, bro.

[@anyviolet]

Hank, despite his flaws and blind spots, really was the hero of Breaking Bad.

[@Laneous14]

Hank was the antagonist and the actual hero of the show. If you mean 'hero' by being a good person.

[@slimturnpike]

I didn't like Hank at all, personally.

[@Shaggy87781]

nah he was pretty corrupt and terrible, just other people were worse

[@alimran7055]

​@@Shaggy87781He was a dick but not corrupt.

[@Johnmukket]

@@slimturnpike Blasphemy! Oh well to each his own.

[@JordanWylde_]

I’m surprised Walt didn’t bring up Tuco’s death during his fake confession implicating Hank. He wasn’t out there for DEA work, he was searching for Walt who could have twisted it by saying Hank took out a rival.

[@JordanWylde_]

@jonathan deavey he was searching for Jesse in order to find Walt because Walt went missing.

[@tranz2deep]

I'm pretty sure he didn't want anyone to know he was there for the death of Tuco.

[@epicfan1598]

@@jonathandeaveyhe was searching for Jesse to find Walt technicallly

[@dunkev4152]

The fact that Tuco would've been the main villain for the entirety of Season 2 if it weren't for his actor being stressed by the role is so crazy.

[@Neon_Specs]

did he actually hate it?? it’s a major surprise that he came back just for the popcorners ad then 😂

[@zekeiwa5837]

Kinda mediocre based on what Vince and co. have said

[@iamawatcher9201]

Why'd he come back for Better Call Saul and Popcorners then?

[@KingCasual1986]

@@iamawatcher9201 they probably paid him a lot and he probably did it for the fans.

[@seth8580]

@@iamawatcher9201 because they were only short scenes and in the pop corners one he didn’t have to do the parts about Tuco that he doesn’t like doing

[@OnlyWaifuYT]

This was the moment Tuco became Jesse Pinkman

[@somerandomgunship9601]

Tusse

[@surmadisan8163]

Tussy

[@bevstanx-8840]

​@@surmadisan8163 don't you dare saying that again

[@lenin.vladimir]

you mean, hector salamanca became holly white?

[@akosszilagyi2656]

A "this was the moment" comment that's actually funny? Take a like.

[@tungmingxuan8559]

I loved how the hydraulics on Jesse's car mimicked the heartbeat of Tuco in his final moments as the car stopped bouncing as Tuco slowly succumbs to his fatal wounds.

[@somedorkydude6483]

I'm pretty sure it represents hanks heart As indicated when he confirmed tuco did drop dead and it calming down

[@mrvoid2607]

Or maybe you are just overthinking it

[@somedorkydude6483]

@@mrvoid2607 vince stated some where if I remember that it represents hanks heart rate Which is easier to beleive then the color coding thing which I won't explain but it was confirmed that the show used color coding

[@lazurm]

tung, that can't be as Tuco was heartless.

[@extra8088]

did you not see the bullet wound in tucos forehead man was already dead

[@zno3177]

I wish we had seen more of Tuco in BCS. Charismatic character, would’ve been fun to see him and Lalo together

[@gxxt8778]

I agree

[@TheRealXanderKellie]

Yes. But both times the role took a huge toll on Raymond Cruz’s (Tuco’s actor) Mental Health

[@BlackFoxFalcon]

@@TheRealXanderKellie Interesting. Do you know how exactly it affected him?

[@Boaz833]

You know how the character is so intense all the time? Now imagine acting that intense for dozens of takes and shoots and reshoots for hours at a time day after day.

[@chasehedges6775]

@@Boaz833 Definitely gotta be stressful.

[@technology5979]

POV: You, witnessing Hank realizing he's stumbled into a main story boss fight while he was doing what he thought was a side-quest.

[@eldritchweather]

Tuco was low on hp

[@dynamagon]

yea, jesse loosened the bottle for hank

[@mda1218]

twisted the cap !

[@uctrong3268]

still a clean headshot + Hank got lucky the guy's head was already wiggling to injuries

[@CP-jk3tc]

How can he fire like that? That's a 30-round mag.

[@letoii9898]

1:04 when you hit that hidden boss fight.

[@darthuchiha1418]

Hank: (sees a big, intimidating looking mexican man leaning on Jesse’s car) Also Hank: Jesse Pinkman, You’re a hard man to find.

[@urthboundmisfit]

Big? Raymond Cruz is 5'7". He doesn't even look big on screen. Are you three feet tall or something?

[@AsSw33tAsHoney]

​@@urthboundmisfitUHM ACTUALLY 5'7 isn't that short, you're just really tall

[@dannyc7227]

@@AsSw33tAsHoney, Um, actually 3-feet isn’t that short either. YOU must be really tall.

[@AsSw33tAsHoney]

@@dannyc7227 I am, I'm an entire 5'7 1/2, I probably tower over you

[@dannyc7227]

@@AsSw33tAsHoney , i’m vertically challenged and I find your comments very triggering. Please stop.

[@bobbys4327]

I like how the car is jerking itself off at Tuco getting nailed!

[@nchanta1992]

imagine if season 1 ended with this episode

[@chasehedges6775]

Tbh, it would be interesting

[@christiandelpierolaurasilv4664]

Better if it had ended one episode before, when Tuco kidnapped Walt and Jesse

[@theAnimator138]

This episode does seem like a season finale if I’m being honest

[@yigit-nh2vn]

Agreed

[@sham9505]

This episode was actually gonna be the finale to the first season, but it wasn’t because of the writers strike

[@TheBfutgreg]

2:47 "Oh my God it's Hank!! Let's avoid being detected by getting up rapidly, making some noise and run standing upright in an empty area!!!" Peak Walt "smarts" right there

[@azoozkh87]

Lol . Exactly .. and hank didnt even seen them?

[@chajospie]

Yeah, I thought that was pretty weird too but it's also the case that Hank's attention, in the aftermath of the firefight, was on Tuco, and that the hydraulics of Jesse's car likely masked the sounds of Walt and Jesse's fleeing.

[@nirjhar4803]

I mean Hank was focused on dead Tuco rn... Plus if they stayed around longer they may not have a second opportunity to actually get away once place is crawling with Feds

[@mrautismo420]

If youre that petty with details and realism, hank just had the firefight of his life and is supposed to instantly notice walter? Bruh probably more focused on being alive

[@TheBfutgreg]

@@mrautismo420 I was speaking from the perspective of Walter/Jesse, not Hank or the omniscient viewer Hence the quote "Peak Walt "smarts" right there" meaning he doesn't understand "The Game" yet....that's all Walt is commonly doing "super smart things" which then collapse into chaos since he is sorta socially inept but not like Autism level

[@beneon]

taco salamander

[@KronoriumKid2210]

Taco Salad

[@gamermasta525]

​@@KronoriumKid2210no

[@KronoriumKid2210]

@@gamermasta525 yes

[@TheBfutgreg]

@@KronoriumKid2210 The only salad to be over 1k kcals by default

[@PunishedKrab]

Tuco Salamance, I chose you!

[@dropkickirish4449]

Dean Norris is such a great actor. The randomness of who makes it to the Hollywood “A List” and who doesn’t is so bizarre.

[@IronMan-tk8uc]

Not randomness but pure filthy politics! Who bribes who, who sleeps with who, all of that unfortunately counts.

[@retrosimon9843]

@@IronMan-tk8uc much, much worse than that even.

[@y.r._]

Well he didn't sleep with Harvey Weinstein, so he's not A List

[@sergiomartin221]

looks and politics

[@ericm4046]

and relgion@@IronMan-tk8uc

[@TheBfutgreg]

0:47 lucky that he didn't shut that door

[@buddieadkins7808]

I think it was a tactical decision. You see a dude standing/ next to a car facing away. His hand being reached out implies to me he was deciding whether or not to shut it. Leaving it open allows the time for him to safely get into the car and have cover also.

[@TheBfutgreg]

@@buddieadkins7808 Right, I've played XCOM 2012, car doors count as half cover....although in my experience taking cover by a car is a bad move....eventually aka BOOM

[@gurpreetgedu]

Uzi can pass double of that gate

[@kavalkahn]

It's incredible when the bullet fatally pierces Tuco's skull, meaning that he was dead. Bravo Vince!

[@imcallingjapan2178]

Just a fan rumour, you can't prove it

[@oMaddieMassacreo]

Bro this joke is so overdone and unfunny.

[@mrautismo420]

​@@oMaddieMassacreoyou just dont see what we breaking bad analysist-intelectuals are able to see. Truly the series of all time!

[@user-zg1wz8fh8f]

This is why self-defense courses teach you not to pop up from the same spot when taking cover in a gun fight.

[@captainlongjohnson9743]

Dang, I learned that from CoD. I suppose I don’t need self-defense courses.

[@marragonn]

If it wasn't for Walt's terrible, jumbo-sized ego and pride, Jesse's car wouldve never created a consciousness, becoming self-aware and partying hard to the firefight. Perfectly shows what a devil and good of a manipulator Walt is. He manipulated Jesse's car since it was one single baby-tire 🥺

[@swampfire_edits8976]

Underrated comment, it parodies the "Walt ego" comments in a perfect way

[@notNull..]

@@swampfire_edits8976they’re getting out of hand. Now everyone is a psychologist

[@chimeraaaaa_]

this is the exact moment jesse's car became lightning mcqueen

[@ayush6025]

love it. these walt haters are absolute dummies.

[@stemlor4924]

"Baby-tire" lmao

[@pinkraven4402]

Well, he died as he lived

[@chasehedges6775]

Exactly

[@scottlaux6934]

For Tuco, there was never a bad time to be violent.

[@Sheikh_Speare]

18: Drowning? Cell: Alone.

[@TYPERION_REGOTHIS]

Tuco, you're alive! And you're a horrible shot!

[@FutureDeep]

Just when I thought that the comment section couldn't possibly get any dumber, and you go and write something like this. And totally redeem yourself!

[@jakandratchet9930]

To be fair, he was already seriously wounded from a gunshot wound, and being bashed in the forehead with a rock. Even if Hank didn’t finish him off, Tuco still could’ve died from his injuries.

[@thedarkknight9153]

"But what if he shot you in the face?"

[@mrjaibo5841]

Tight tight tight!

[@vemanjadhav]

The car bouncing was actually pretty cool. Symbolising the heart.

[@Flashcap9787]

Fr

[@lazurm]

That can't be as Tuco was heartless.

[@vemanjadhav]

@@lazurm lol

[@g.w.7893]

Hanks heart.

[@jasonknight9679]

Symbolizing a beating heart? lol, that's a bit of a stretch. No, I think it was just about adding a cool detail and distraction, which is something Gilligan and Gould are known for.

[@cyclonexii5952]

Crazy how he was just standing there with a bullet in him like nothing happened

[@LizardSkin]

Is was in a non fatal area…. Getting shot doesn’t always mean you’re instantly immobilized. Watch any police body cam video.

[@AsSw33tAsHoney]

​@@LizardSkinBro for all U know Raymond Cruz's organs are in a different position than yours

[@easygoing2479]

Tuco’s the kind of guy who’s probably carrying around a few pounds of lead no problem.

[@ToyKingWonder]

A really good actor. The guy was absolutely disgusting, frightening, and believably warped. I was in a room by myself when he got what was coming to him, and applauded!!!!

[@robertschoppen3136]

1 of the best series that I have seen have seen twice together with Better Call Saul

[@rallypoint1]

Tuco leaving a bloody hand print before he dies…just like Walt at the end. Love it!!!

[@thesnazzmaster]

Actually brilliant use of the car stopping bouncing here

[@chasehedges6775]

Yep.

[@joink25]

Representing a heartbeat (although I'm sure Tuco expired immediately).

[@SleepySamo]

@@joink25 they probably mean it as his soul not his heart beat

[@Jasonwithadot]

@@joink25 In tought that was hank's heartbeat

[@ChessJourneyman]

His demise was his irl wife saying she was scared of him and that he needed to stop playing the psycho Tuco.

[@Katdancing]

It’s pretty normal for hank to talk to jesses mom and then think someone that looks like tuco came from her for a quick second

[@toophoot2757]

-_-

[@Boaz833]

"Jesse Pinkman! You're not white anymore!"

[@carson11100]

Tuco may be a psycho but give the man some props; he’s no coward and doesn’t surrender!

[@saulgoodmanKAZAKH]

Probably just toxic masculinity. The «real men don't surrender» type of mentality

[@mrautismo420]

Bruh if someone was firing it you isnt it given youll do anything not to die 🤦‍♂️

[@upnorthvlogs]

Fun fact, Hank and Tuco are the exact same age real life

[@berlinermaurer]

Thats not even true...

[@blakegriplingph]

Don't worry guys, he actually resurrected thanks to the infinity stones he snorted.

[@simplifier_]

And then he sold popcorners

[@margarethmichelina5146]

I guess he feels *TIGHT, TIGHT, TIGHT* after all

[@Flashcap9787]

The soundtrack goes perfectly with the action!

[@BrandNewByxor]

Would be a very different show if Hank got fatally wounded here

[@Itz_fax]

You can really see the anger he has inside

[@Flashcap9787]

The sound of the car shaking when tuco is about to get killed is the exact same as the sound you hear in bcs when lalo is about to get killed in his house.

[@tommiatkins3443]

The M4 was belt fed here.ten seconds of fully automatic fire?

[@g.w.7893]

You know it's serious when guys don't shut the car door.

[@govnopochta69]

what bothers me is the fact that Walt and Jesse ran away unnoticed by Hank in the middle of the desert with absolutely no cover

[@rhodaborrocks-dy3fb]

Gotta love those 150-round mags

[@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153]

Just imagine you in this situation after everything you went through. Imagine the relief that Jesse and Walt felt after Tuco being killed.

[@GregtheDice]

This is the exact moment Tuco Salamanca became dead

[@Sheikh_Speare]

1:02 Hank: "They ain't going to find him Gomie. He's probably in México by now" Also Hank: 😳😲😬 "Oh s***."

[@johnr5252]

That car has the worst engine knock ever.

[@Oceanman705]

2:07 me when im holding Short on Dust II in CSGO with a P250

[@gw7477]

I didn't know glocks had 55-round magazines

[@ramonnoodles7840]

he fires like less than 20 before having to reload

[@lenin.vladimir]

this was the moment Hector Salamanca became Holly White

[@eigelgregossweisse9563]

Actually, Walt indirectly already started giving trouble to Gus from Season 3 03. At 25:00 with the meeting between Bolsa, and the Salamanca's... it was Tuco too, that had set the downfall of all the parties. The butterfly effect. Hank was there, and Tuco, etc. But if we're talking about where Walt decided to be involved in the whole mess, it was at the start of his inadequacy. For Gus, he was already given trouble at the start, and he knew. The second time was when Tuco was dead, and his brother in law was involved. Wondering as to why Gus wasn't careful of sending more hitmen to dispatch Hank off... that is the true question. Clearly a high level ranking criminal businessman like Gus would ensure that.

[@westonsudduth782]

57 bullets from a 30 round clip…

[@Spider_Cuh706]

Not to mention he isn’t supposed to have a second magazine on him 😂

[@rottenfist220]

BTW door cars cannot even stop 9mm so don't hide behind them. Only safe point on a car is the engine department.

[@jimmytehgeek]

Helps provide another point of contact to stabilize the shot though.

[@johnfedio1143]

That Has To Be The Greatest Series Iv'e Seen and Do Not Have a doubt in My Mind That it will be Passed !!!!!

[@slimturnpike]

Absurd that Hank wasn't hit in the opening salvo.

[@christianrowbotham7386]

I can tell that Tuco doesnt know how to fire a rifle, he just spray and pray

[@cardboardcapeii4286]

Just bring it up to your shoulder and take controlled bursts. Hank would have been dead in no time.

[@PunishedKrab]

Jesse’s car is a good representation of my parent’s bed at 2 in the morning

[@pontiacGXPfan]

you want your target to go down? you gotta aim down your sights

[@ForceKyn]

Walt got upset and ran because he thought he saw Hank and Tuco getting freaky in the car 😦

[@rithrius5384]

This entire scene was _tight tight tight!_

[@korintioropayaccesoriospar136]

I would have loved to watch a brawl between this two, Tuco and Hank.

[@wafflestomper6958]

If he had just aimed a little he wouldve turned hank into a spaghetti strainer.

[@Woofwoof1929]

I never understand how hank never saw them running away? Open feild, all he has to do is look over

[@theguywithabrain2060]

How eerie it must’ve been for Hank. The realisation that what he was looking at was a blood soaked drug kingpin who was impossible to find and not the Jesse pinkman he was looking for

[@imaadshahrukh4829]

Using an even more dangerous criminal as red herring.

[@lonelymobster6103]

That ring at the end was eerie

[@argophontes]

I didn't realize this show had magic in it! Tuco managed to conjure at least 100 rounds into his, and Hank managed to get almost 25 into his. Maybe they should have just thrown fireballs at each other.

[@palaceofwisdom9448]

It goes to show why laws limiting ammo capacity are so important. A maximum of 8 rounds will still allow someone to fire at least 20 times.

[@Zeno2806]

god you gun nerds are so obnoxious

[@mikeblast7507]

I thought the same thing. People have been making fun of Hollywood shootouts featuring guns that never run out of ammo for decades. I mean, in this day and age, can't they get that right? Pathetic.

[@WhoTookQuwhu]

@@mikeblast7507 This show came out a decade ago fym "this day and age"

[@James-io4kj]

The way walt and jesse goofily run away gets me

[@LordThree]

Why spray left and right against a stationary target?

[@ronwade2206]

Remember now, Walt woke up and this was all a dream.

[@Hussman493]

That M4 sure had a lot of rounds in the magazine!

[@suhaibalazzeh3255]

Uncle Hictor inside crying 😢. Lalo just got killed (grew a depression beard) and now his other nephew.

[@flyingegg8733]

just imagine, if for some reason Tuco already knew that Hank was Walt's brother in law. Maybe he wouldn't snitch anyway just like Hector didn't, but in a life threatening situation like that in this scene, his mind wouldn't be clear, so snitching could've been an option and the plot would've taken a complete different turn.

[@BLF3G]

I love how in movies and TV they manage to fit 150 rounds into a 30 round magazine 😆

[@hariadhikari3802]

In search of gold we lost a gem

[@stewartfoster6581]

On what planet does a semi auto handgun outshoot a fully automatic M16? None....those holes in Hank's door are pass thru rounds, they wouldn't hardly slow down going thru that door. No protection at all... this is just stupid....

[@Antimanele104]

Now imagine if Tuco actually stayed calm and told Hank that Jesse and Walter were the ones who assaulted him. Tuco would've got some probation time, but Walter and Jesse would've rotten in jail and everything else would've been gravy. Then again... Tuco and "calm" don't actually belong in the same sentence. :))

[@nicknamed1267]

Tbf, that would also be snitching to the DEA, and that's a huge no-no, especially for a Salamanca.

[@dantyler6907]

Breaking Bad was wild! The first 2 or 3 seasons, it was almost a comedy at times.

[@charleslanphier8094]

Hank would have been swiss cheese in about 2 seconds.

[@victorconway444]

With Tuco's aim? No way.

[@BHarris25]

Walts prints would be all over that gun and both of their prints would be all over the car.

[@adventurfly879]

That was literally over 100 rounds without reloading

[@wherethehellamiat]

Tuco's car dances like my washing machine

[@aldenabesa9096]

Hank the Salamanca slayer!!

[@TokinMaldito]

How lucky Hank was to not take a single bullet from Tuco

[@mikejohn0088]

and he had just one last payment next month on that Jeep.

[@tanyapunyo2074]

Hank unknowingly took out most dangerous most of the salamancas

[@mcsixv]

I love how they are recently uploading clips

[@charliszedelossantos5546]

When salamanca and Schrader started a shootout, (just listen, don't try to watch the vid itself) it sounds like you are hearing a everyone fighting each other using rifles and assault rifles.

[@BEN-HC]

Tuco was crazy I just started better call Saul and he’s crazy on that too

[@queenicedcoffee4217]

Tuco is so wholesome in bcs...wish he had more screen time

[@anonymouscheesepie3768]

NOOOO TUCO

[@stuart8504]

Saddest death on the show hands down 😔

[@averageobserver1001]

"You are a very kind person and you do not deserve to die." - Walter White

[@GiggyWiggy2086]

Howard, Mike, Hank, and much more people would like to say otherwise

[@Kim.Ju-ae]

Walt’s was the saddest

[@swampfire_edits8976]

@@Kim.Ju-ae i don't think it was sad, it was very epic since he avenged Hank, killed Lydia and got Jesse out of his prison. Not to mention that at that point of the series Walter wanted to die and he had become a terrible person.

[@Kim.Ju-ae]

@@swampfire_edits8976 Yes, he died on his own terms. Walter was the best 💪🏼

[@MAXIMUSMINIMALIST]

I just wish I could have asked him where he bought his shirts before he died.

[@MrJustonemorevoice]

Hank Schrader took out 3 Cartel heavy hitters and figured out who Heisenberg was.

[@mdfilmguy]

Tuco takes a rock to the face and a contact wound to the gut, and he's still able to walk around, carry, load, and fire a machine gun?

[@karaxla]

Rip

[@rebboy17]

Hank just wanted to talk to Jesse about minerals

[@supersteve7565]

This man Hank didn't came with a bulletproof vest just to take down someone like Tuco. 🔥 Hank will be missed. 😔