Better Call Saul - 4x2 Breathe - Group Reaction

[@libertarianvoter]

The real tragedy here is that they got so caught up with disagreeing with Kim that they didn't stop to appreciate how fucking AMAZING Rhea Seehorn is in that scene. That was a "I am the one who knocks" out of 10.

[@johnsonbarnes2882]

Lmao, The Normies are always so off base with their reactions.

[@johnsonbarnes2882]

While half of them are on their phone the majority of the time.

[@infinitynotifications7082]

@Jonathon jones They aren't your friend go fuck yourself somewhere else.

[@lucaswells933]

@@johnsonbarnes2882 They also missed the point of Walter’s phone call to Skyler

[@wozing]

My best friend's gf had a very similar attitude and approach to me regarding their past suicide attempts and my recent one. "I don't care about you, but I know I love [friend] and you make him feel bad every day. All you care about is what makes you feel better, and not how what you do and say makes others feel. I think you're literally incapable of sympathy or empathy." Shit was a brutal conversation, and this gave me flashbacks. Real, true to life execution of stress, grief, and deep emotional pain. 10/10.

[@JDub777777]

I do think Kim has something of a point. What reason is there to tell Jimmy that he thinks his brother killed himself on the day of the funeral? We know it to be true, but they don't. Imagine your family member died, and someone you already despise comes up to you that very day and says that. Plus Chuck "you've never mattered all that much to me" McGill cuts him out of the will that we know includes at least $9 million? From Kim's perspective, knowing what she knows and not knowing what she doesn't know, she has every right to be pissed that that happened to the person that she's in a relationship with.

[@chiraggoyal8066]

Bro you are goddamn right

[@LanceJ.]

Kim is an asshole. It’s okay to admit that. Have you not seen season 5?

[@brandyspain7125]

I concur

[@JuanSolo9]

@@LanceJ. this isn't season 5. Get off your high horse.

[@binarystateofmind2971]

@@LanceJ. lol this is season 4. We talking about Kim in season 4. That's like saying that Walter White was a cunt in season 1

[@cheekyboomboom8973]

Jimmy didn't go there to case the place. He did have intentions of getting the job, but remember, Jimmy doesn't like suckers. People who fall for tricks. He was always disappointed with his dad for that reason, remember? So when Jimmy came back in and did that extra spiel and suddenly they gave him the job, he lost respect for them and didn't want to work with them. As for Kim, she just defended the hell outta the man she lives with, cares for, and loves. She's not entirely in the wrong when she says Howard said that shit to get it off his chest. Yes, Kim could be diplomatic and be understanding of both sides and stay quiet... or she could defend her man and pop off. Either is fine, I don't think she's now on Jimmy-level of assholeness because of it. I'd think you all would like to think you'd do the same for your partners, or they for you.

[@uoabigaillevey]

LOl Kim is straight savage when it comes to defending Jimmy. Anyone would be blessed to have someone else willing to go to bat so furiously for them.

[@jennym2276]

Nope it was just about the figurine.

[@Bessux]

@@jennym2276 Smooth brain.

[@No8Named8Shadow]

I'm always surprised by how The Normies react and take certain sides to certain characters.

[@Huckleberry42]

Yeah they are pretty terribly at understanding the characters point of view. Instead only look at who they like or dislike Forgot her name but the girl with the glasses was way better

[@No8Named8Shadow]

marocstars You mean Hannah?

[@Huckleberry42]

@@No8Named8Shadow yes hannah she was great

[@LitchiBoba]

The most frequent mistake they always make to the shows they react to is assuming all the characters have the same knowledge the audience does.

[@gundhamtanaka8202]

@@LitchiBoba It's because they watch so many shows at once and space them out. I think most people only watch one or two shows at a time. So while it's annoying hearing them say stuff that's ignorant, at least their reactions are HONEST unlike some people *cough*SuzyLu*cough*

[@mrpacker17]

Damn, lol. You guys really missed that Kim and Howard scene.

[@soulkong]

nah they didn't really.

[@thisusernameis2long927]

zrifepsych Nah, they really did.

[@SketchyMagpie]

zrifepsych they really did.

[@mrblue4893]

I think it was like a kind of revenge from kim who at that point seems jimmy as innocent, well remember in the first seasons Howard was always fucking kim because the things that jimmy was doing ( i dont know if howard was doing that commanding by chuck but from Kim perspective was just him)

[@elbruces]

Kim and Howard are just continuing the bad blood between Jimmy and Chuck.

[@Kuralai95]

I like Howard but Kim had every right to go off at him. Him coming to Jimmy and telling that his own brother most likely killed himself?? Who in the world would like to hear that? It was nothing but an attempt at making himself feel better by doing the "right thing" aka telling the truth when it would be more noble of him to accept his role of carrying on that guilt. Also we do not know if it was Chuck instructing Howard or not but he really made it hard for Kimmy at HHM and she probably has that accumilated resentment toward him.

[@LanceJ.]

Stop excusing Kim being an asshole. Is what Howard said the truth? Yes, it’s the truth. Something Jimmy is allergic to because he’s never on the side of truth. It hurt his feelings, oh fucking well. Shouldn’t have ratted on Chuck about his mental issues.

[@daveqm1024]

Howard's reasoning was likely that to not confess to Jimmy would be to get away with driving Chuck to suicide. It's like if you cheated on your spouse. Telling them would break their heart, but if they found out from someone else, they would see your lack of confession as a lack of remorse. Howard could have waited a lot longer so that Jimmy wasn't still in the middle of grief when he told him, but Howard wasn't being driven by logic at this time, he was being driven by grief. Also, Howard being slow to forgive Kim for persuading him to talk up Jimmy to Davis & Main is not in the same league as this other stuff and using it in your argument is like saying "He's a murderer! And also he jaywalked!"

[@akhilnair1137]

He never told Jimmy that he was responsible for his death. He didn't know that jimmy was the reason for the insurance. Infact he blamed himself for his suicide because he though chuck burnt himself because Howard fired him.

[@rikard.h]

@@daveqm1024 100%

[@thedarkangelthe2]

@@LanceJ. oh don't worry just wait until they see season 5 kim

[@chiraggoyal6708]

Kim does not know about insurance scam so you can't really blame her for the way she reacted from a viewer's perspective we have much more info then her

[@jstarwars360]

That's what makes shows like this and Cobra Kai so frustrating. As a viewer, we have most/all the information whereas the characters don't yet act as if they do.

[@ducksauce9187]

bro these guys always assumes all characters knows everything they know lmao

[@liljackypaper]

I can't believe they were having on Kim here. Everything she said was true 💯

[@pencil6965]

No but she knows Jimmy forged the docs amongst other things and what he is capable of. She feels guilt for teaming up with Jimmy to tear him down. She said this in previous episodes. However she sees zero empathy from Jimmy, it doesn’t sit right with her, but instead of having a discussion about it, she offloads ALL of that guilt onto someone who had nothing to do with it (Howard). This was totally her projecting

[@spacemonkeyentertainment6413]

Jimmy was not casing. He was there for a job, got denied, did what he does best, "be a lawyer, plead your way out", got accepted, which made him realize how much of a waste of time the job is. Jimmy wants to be a lawyer ! It just so happened to be, that he got shown around the place and noticed one of those statues that one of his former clients had. Also, if nothing else Jimmy is angry about how the whole situation with Chuck impacts his life currently and had to let it out on someone. Kim has no idea about Jimmy's involvement in Chuck's death. To her, Jimmy is being treated poorly. To her, Howard is missing tact, which is somewhat true. Howard felt guilty and needed to communicate that to feel better about it. Under different circumstances he might have reconsidered voicing his personal feelings, but not with Jimmy. Kim is a true supporter ! Not to mention, that Kim suspects that Jimmy is grieving on the inside and probably does so herself in a way.

[@Zspear234]

It also reminded him of his dad

[@juzujuzu4555]

Jimmy had NO involvement of Chuck's death. Jimmy got his insurance to be bigger, Chuck caused Jimmy to lose being a lawyer and also 150% higher insurance after he comes back to work. This show is master at manipulating that Jimmy is the bad apple when he is really caring character with flaws sure, but Chuck is complete asshole manipulator, user, jealous bitter phuck who tries to keep Jimmy down. I also fell into this manipulation on my first binge of this show. Chuck did the anti-Epstein and killed himself. From the point of Jimmy/Kim this really is Howard's fault much more than their own, and perhaps Howard could have tried more to make Chuck come to his senses. But Chuck was the ultimate phucker of this show. Because he is also mentally ill, we don't see clearly how horrible he really is. What he did to Jimmy in the finale of season 3 was nearly psychopathic, and leaving that as the last thing he says and committing suicide is the last power move to rip the heart out of Jimmy and Howard.

[@joshpeck448]

Well after watching the finale do you still like Kim. Cause she is currently a bitch

[@joey_dangerously]

Can my boy Peter Gould get some love? He's the real architect of this show!

[@Folkmoot]

Howard did infact unload his guilt onto Jimmy, not maliciously though, Jimmy then defended himself, "I guess that's your cross to bear". Jimmy is grieving, he misses Chuck, but the last time he saw him, Chuck said he didn't really matter that much to him. Kim is just defending Jimmy when she goes to Howard.

[@fojemo1661]

They dont get this. Their mind is too shallow for something this deep.

[@jbail2547]

shes just as bad? she hardly knows about anything jimmy does...

[@LanceJ.]

Lol she knows he’s a fucking snake, why do you think she didn’t partner with him at first? She knows him. She knows he lied about changing the numbers on Chuck. Why do you think she hits him in the car after she chewed Chuck out for blaming Jimmy? She knows he’s an ass.

[@GoliathWarfare]

She's an enabler

[@binarystateofmind2971]

@@LanceJ. Just because she knows how shady Jimmy is doesn't make her even nearly as bad as him

[@kiwi8212]

@@binarystateofmind2971 but staying with him, supporting him, moving in with him knowing all that.

[@jbail2547]

@@LanceJ. shes on Jimmys side against Chuck, and therefore helps him to some extent there. she's still not close to Jimmys level at this point though, unless ive forgotten something - which is possible.

[@ericschuster2680]

18:13 oh so they're start talking shit about Kim now? Oof, now they're gonna have the entire fandom against them^^ *The council will decide your fate*

[@HydroTHG]

Not all of the fan base. I’m on their side

[@69savage76]

I had the same reaction since Kim is coming at Howard for saying what on his mind. Kim was a bitch

[@ashketchup7354]

Howard deserves better though.

[@mysticsaxophone4181]

I was excited to see this reaction for the Kim scene alone. Left after that scene disappointed, clearly you've fallen off the saddle at some point when it comes to understanding this show.

[@69savage76]

It’s crazy how the normies get almost everything wrong When I watched it I knew what was happening.

[@thisusernameis2long927]

Well, they are “the Normies” after all. The name says it all.

[@ourcorrectopinions6824]

I mean they’re all stupid as fuck and have the attention span of a gnat so what do you expect?

[@waduhek1372]

ourcorrect opinions 😂😂😂😂😂😂 so true

[@Immallama22]

Bro are they literally not paying attention at all?

[@darkoplax7688]

it's so funny when they started defending Hamilton ... and the more funny thing is that they will probably keep defending him for the rest of the show lmao

[@CholoPontolo]

Bro

[@Immallama22]

@@darkoplax7688 I don't mind them defending Howard. I think compared to most other characters he's a stand up guy. My issue is how easily they just jump ship back and forth to either vehemently defend a character or straight up claim they're they're the worst human being to ever exist at the drop of the hat. When you're so desperate to pick a side like that you're missing literally all the nuance of the show.

[@darkoplax7688]

@@Immallama22 yea , esepcially in this show characters evolve and change a lot ... one moment you can agree with jimmy and get his point and the next you think he's the devil it's just perspective ... also online reacting isn't helping probably as they all rush to hammer a character

[@Rebuswind]

it happens a lot...I watched their reaction for blacksail. they would forget character development literally happened like 1 episode ago...I guess they are just watching too much shows and did not put heart on all of them.

[@sunnyrandhawa8510]

Holy hell how do 5 people miss things so flagrantly...

[@LanceJ.]

“You don’t have Gus’ ear.” Shows a scene with Lydia talking to Gus.

[@cavs25100]

How can people that work watching TV be so bad at understanding story and character motivations

[@Natsukiiiiiiiiii490]

@deus krid superstar I mean they also miss things in naruto, so I'm not surprised

[@Melancthon7332]

I've definitely noticed that a lot of times, the more popular the reactor, the dumber they are - RT and BlindWave are a bunch of childish, basic morons. I'd say the Normies aren't as bad as some, and fall somewhere around the middle - being a pretty sizable group, they have some smart reactors (Hannah, please come back!) and some straight up fools, while most of them are about average. I mean, it's right there in their name!

[@JamesEmery6]

Melancthon7332 - at least they reacted to BoJack. Most reaction channels have not and that to me is criminal. And for the most part albeit not always, they understood what the show was communicating and why.

[@sallyatticum]

They shout over a lot of the dialogue.

[@JamesEmery6]

Laura Kay - honest to god, i know they’re creating content for their audience but it would be great if they weren’t shouting over vital dialogue in important moments during the episode.

[@NuanceOverDogma]

You guys need to stop being so emotional & judging characters so flippantly based on the most recent thing these characters do. This show specializes in writing deep character studies with virtue & flaws instead of shallow good/bad stereotypes. Ya'll also should chill on Kim, she's one of the best written characters not only in this show but any show currently on TV, hence why she's a fan favorite. Vince Gilligan & Peter Gould went out of their way too write a complex & compelling female character after they felt the female characters in Breaking Bad were not developed as well as the males.

[@ThatWel5hMan24]

100% with you, they jump so quickly to judging .

[@MattMajcan]

they're typical millenial snowflakes they don't understand critical thinking the only understand emotional thinking

[@rikard.h]

And she's flawed too and should be held accountable by viewers. What you see in this episode is what leads to the Kim we see at the end of S5. She feels guilty about Chuck and will take every opportunity to go off on Howard

[@soulkong]

Kim's not the only layered character in this show, Howard is too. If anything he's the most morally stand up character and genuine character in the show

[@CharlieBrown20XD6]

Those guys reminded Jimmy of how easy his Dad was to swindle and that's why he got so upset with them.

[@ourcorrectopinions6824]

This lot is not capable of thinking deep enough to remember the previous scene let alone a previous episode.

[@DumbIdeaPresentedStupidly]

Hiring a guy without a background check is a terrible way to run a business

[@karenwilson2188]

Bingo. I can’t believe they didn’t make that connection.

[@VinchVideos]

I would be pretty mad if someone saw fit to tell a loved one right after their brother's funeral that they had a theory (without any proof) that he might have killed himself by setting himself on fire while knowing that person has reasons to blame themselves for that. Pretty fucked up.

[@MrWrestling86]

Regardless of who you agree with it was so disappointing (and yes, I get it's a reaction) for them to talk through one of the most well-acted scenes of the entire season.

[@pencil6965]

…they didn’t really talk thru it

[@trickyagent127]

Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul are the only shows that I've found that aren't afraid of silence. Cant wait for you guys to make it to season 5

[@bomamba9402]

Only thing afraid of silence is the goddamn normies

[@mksongbird]

have to show some love for co-showrunner and Executive Producer Peter Gould.

[@mr.onomatopoeia523]

He deserves much more credit. I think he's been running the show full-time since around season 4 and Vince pops up occasionally

[@LiTTleGaBi21]

he is the showrunner of season 5 too so yes, he should get WAY more recognition for his work

[@kuhpunkt]

Yes. They always say Gilligan, Gilligan and Gilligan. He was merely directing something, not even part of the writers room anymore.

[@crumdogy]

Basically cutting close family out of a will entirely can leave the door open for a case that the person wasn’t of sound mind when they made the will, so the five thousand was Chuck making sure Jimmy got as little as possible.

[@purplegorilla9592]

This show is going right over your heads. Sorry to sound rude with that but it seems to be true.

[@icyblocks7847]

😂😂 blue shirt guy overthinks it flying right over all of them

[@soulkong]

oh buzz off they're enjoying the show and recognize that it's a high quality one. They're not watching it and then going "huh? what? the writing's bad, this shows suck".

[@ducksauce9187]

"this" show? lmao every show ever its like they are mentally 5

[@joyantoghosh2983]

You guys really failed to see character perspectives...kim saw things as third person..!!

[@ashketchup7354]

18:03 "This is why I watch comedy" Oh man I feel that Rana. Sometimes this stuff is just too much.

[@euclidesoliveira3034]

"don't worry we still running things" Immediately gets killed.... 😂

[@mikesied]

I don’t understand why this crew likes Howard so much. And yells at Kim to stfu...

[@NIPPYxMIMI]

I don't understand how some of them started to view Jimmy as a bad guy over this specific thing, when they knew that Saul was ok with sending people to Belize in BB (including his own fucking client Jesse).

[@NickCTorres]

anyone sees Jimmy as a bad guy over pretty much every single thing, he sucks since his childhood to the end, oc Chuck telling him that he can't change enable him to suck even more, but at the end, is not "this specific thing" at all

[@1mccole]

this show is on par with breaking bad

[@sallyatticum]

Wow... talk about missing the big picture.....

[@smtandearthboundsuck8400]

🤡 nobody denies Rhea is a good actress, but the character of Kim was 100% insufferable and wrong. Just like Skyler scenes you find annoying too.

[@kodekYT]

@@smtandearthboundsuck8400this is the cringiest shit I’ve read, if you hate skylar then I know all I need to know that YOU missed the bigger picture

[@the_nikster1]

it's so fascinating to me how everyone feels so bad for Howard lol Kim was absolutely in the right when she went off on Howard, defending her boyfriend who is grieving the loss of his brother. Howard was absolutely being selfish when he went to Jimmy to unload his guilt, not thinking for a second how it might make Jimmy feel. now yes, we all know that Jimmy was at fault for the malpractice suit but Kim didn't know that. all she saw was Jimmy sitting silently through Howard's entire spiel so it makes sense for her to be angry and protective about it. I still maintain that on the surface, Howard looks to be looking out for Chuck and Jimmy but really, he's being very selfish and trying to make himself feel better. I was so glad that Kim called him out on it. as for the job, I suspect Jimmy was trying to get the job at first but then when he saw how easily the guys were "conned" by him, I think they reminded him too much of his dad and it triggered him a bit. that's when he decided to just go after the hummel figurine instead.

[@dunringill1747]

@the_nikster Agreed. This is how I see it as well. Kim was a loyal GF defending her BF, who is hurting inside and needs therapy in her eyes. She doesn't know Jimmy blew the whistle on the malpractice insurance. She only knows how much Jimmy was pushed aside by his mentally ill brother. Jimmy saw his own gullible father when he conned those copy machine employers. If they are that naive, then they are bound to lose their business just like Dad did. Jimmy's thinking they deserve to get robbed. Jimmy "the wolf" might as well get his share from those "sheep" before they declare bankruptcy and lose all their assets to the banks - the biggest wolves of all.

[@sallyatticum]

Interesting that people think Jimmy was at fault for letting the insurance company know that they were being defrauded by Hamlin and Chuck.

[@LanceJ.]

YOU know the truth though. You know Chuck killed himself because of what Jimmy did with the numbers and snitching on him about his mental issues. You also know that Kim knows Jimmy is a snake. It’s why she didn’t partner with him at first. It’s why she punched him in the car after yelling at Chuck, because she knew Chuck was telling the truth.

[@MattMajcan]

howard wasn't unloading guilt, in fact he goes out of his way to tell Jimmy and Kim about the insurance rates going up specifically so that they know it's Howard's fault instead of Jimmy and Kim's fault. Kim only says all that stuff because of her feelings for Jimmy and wanting to defend him, but it's not rational. If he wanted to unload guilt he would've blamed someone or something else other than himself. He was simply taking responsibility, something Jimmy has never been able to do. If anything he was trying to do Jimmy a favor. Howard took all the blame so that Jimmy wouldn't blame himself, and that's exactly what happens. Howard has been trying to do right by everyone from the very beginning, often to his own detriment. Like when he kept Jimmy in the mailroom despite him being qualified because he was trying to be loyal to his friend and colleague Chuck. That ended up biting him in the ass. He is this show's answer to "nice guys finish last"

[@soulkong]

Kim's loyalty to Jimmy and going off at Howard shouldn't be recognized as a positive thing. She backed Jimmy when knowing that he screwed over Chuck before. Howard was just being truthful, it's entirely unfair to only think about Jimmy's mental state and then completely ignore Howard's. He was pouring his heart out due to emotional stress, Kim asked did he think about Jimmy's feeling, the answer is no because he too was burdened by guilt thinking he's responsible for Chuck's death. But then his action was seen as selfish by Kim because she's loyal to Jimmy and will say anything to make him the villain.

[@better_call_sagar]

I like how Gus did THAT himself instead of getting Tyresse or Viktor to do it... just a reminder how disturbing Gus can be

[@theminingbat]

18:15 just so you know, she’s unaware of what Jimmy did with the insurance, so her actions here make sense from her character’s POV

[@gena4ka]

Before you all judge Jimmy maybe remeber that everyone deals different with a loss etc?

[@kokosnoot100]

Maybe Howard didn't deserve Kim yelling at him like that but to tell a greving person that you think his brother killed himself by putting himself on fire is a dick move. Why did Jimmy need an image of Chuck setting himself on fire at the day of his funeral? He could have discussed that some other time or not bring it up at all. Like Kim said Howard was not thinking of Jimmy at that point. Also Jimmy took care of Chuck every day for a year if not longer and all Chuck did was judge him and hold him back. (by not wanting to give him a lawyer position at HHM) Never do you see him thank Jimmy for his help. And then as a last judgement on Jimmy Chuck wrote him out of the will. That's cold and Kim is right to be mad.

[@liljackypaper]

He absolutely deserved it. Everything she said was true

[@biglu323]

Nahid @36:36 - It was only about meth and money with Gus. All Gus wanted was to hold on to the Blue Meth as his product and since Walt was the only one who could make it, he was willing to put up with Walt. When Jessie showed that he mastered the recipe and could cook the drug up just as well, Gus was willing to get rid of Walt.

[@lewlew873]

KIM IS RIGHT

[@SuperSymn]

#TEAMKIM

[@soulkong]

HOWARD UNIRONICALLY DID NOTHING WRONG

[@K4L3P]

@@soulkong except telling jimmie that his brother killed himself without thinking how he would feel.

[@mathiaswalker350]

The stunt with the copy shop was most likely because those guys reminded him of his dad, in that they were so gullible and wanted to acept him with open arms like a bunch of suckers. And that kind of comparison is something that Jimmy cannot handle.

[@arafat9828]

Interesting thought...

[@Col_Fragg]

Jimmy wasn't casing the place. He just happened to notice the Alpine Shepard boy while he was there.

[@volzman2172]

Does he think if he screams they can hear him through the tv.

[@SketchyMagpie]

Wow, you guys had an entirely different reaction to that Kim scene than every other viewer!

[@Col_Fragg]

Kim is 100% on target. I'm surprised that the Normies don't see this.

[@smtandearthboundsuck8400]

🤡

[@theminingbat]

18:48 SHE DOESN’T KNOW THAT! From her POV he did do the wrong thing by telling Jimmy he thinks Chuck killed himself. She’s unaware of what Jimmy did with the insurance.

[@juzujuzu4555]

"Chuck can leave his money to whoever he wants because Jimmy didn't do shit for him" , what show this dude is watching? Because Jimmy did drove to two different stores to buy all the newspapers Chuck wanted to read, bought him all the food he wanted, bought ice, and did this every day for god knows how long. It's more than any sane man would do to anybody. Chuck was complete phucker and the true villain of this show up to this point. The devil is in the details. Chuck not leaving anything to his broke brother is his last dagger to Jimmy's heart. Sure it's legal, but then again most of the worst things that happen on this world are legal.

[@TanayLuthra]

I think you need to read the comments, and rewatch this episode with a different perspective. It seems a lot of the performances and subtlety didnt register properly. Nothing but love, and thank you for all hard work and quarantine content.

[@NuanceOverDogma]

Things that went over your heads.... 1)The woman from John Hopkins was sent by Gus cuz he doesn't want Hector to die cuz he wants to torture Hector. Witch he does in Breaking Bad by killing of the whole Salamanca family 2)Arturo was flexing by demanding six kilos. Gus only relented knowing he was going to kill him in the parking lot so he can "scare the fuck" out of Nacho to get him to work for him 3) Kim went off on Hamlin cuz she really cares for Jimmy & feels Chuck was an asshole to Jimmy and Hamlin was enabling Chuck's shitty treatment.(keep an eye on how BCS will continue to explore Kim's perspective of the dynamics of Chuck &Jimmy's past relationship) cuz it isn't black & white 4) Jimmy treated those guys at the copier company like garbage after he saw his father's weakness in them when they quickly decided to hire him without vetting. Remember his father believed every customer that came to him asking for money using a phony story to con him leading to his bankruptcy. 5) Chuck's last words to Jimmy was an emotional reaction & not truly how he felt. He really did care about Jimmy hence why he got real sick after what he said that to him. 6) Jimmy is in a lot of mental pain after Chuck's last words & he's emotionally struggling with processing what happened hence why he's acting out Regarding why Gus dealt with Walter White in Breaking Bad, he wasn't going to until Gale talked him into it. Unlike most tv shows, Better Call Saul's master storytelling is in character development that focus on the grey areas in life. Try considering what some of these things before quickly jumping to conclusions

[@NickCTorres]

Jimmy's father only weakness was having Jimmy as a son tho, *he was the one that led him to bankruptcy

[@baburao87]

16:05 "That's the chicken recipe, bro."😆

[@thestairguy]

I straight up laughed out loud at that, it got me

[@baburao87]

@@thestairguy Hehe me too.

[@JamesEmery6]

Man, i can not wait until they meet lalo. Let alone start watching season 5!

[@estebansalas9287]

With the copier job interview, I interpreted it as Jimmy going through several phases of chuck's death almost simultaneously. First, he tries doing things the "right" way, the way Chuck would have wanted him to go about getting a job--go in, give the best interview you can, and leave the decision up to others...that's how it's "supposed" to be done. But as he left the office he couldn't help himself...he went into "slippin' Jimmy" mode; a con-man who cuts corners to get the result he wants. So he goes back in and does his best Jimmy shpiel to essentially con them into giving him the job, which they do. "Slippin' Jimmy" wins again. But once he realizes this, he gets angry--and anger is a mask used to hide what you're really feeling, which in this case is guilt and grief. He thinks Chuck would have never fallen for that from anyone, ever. And especially not from Jimmy. Kim had told Jimmy that maybe he needed to take some time to deal with Chuck's death and didn't need to go out and get a job right away...I think Jimmy's anger at them hiring him just brought up some of the grief and guilt he was not dealing with over Chuck's death.

[@Alpha-bn6cj]

That photocopy store owner has HUGE hands!

[@fredflintstone522]

Howard deserved every word, ya'll wrong

[@Rebuswind]

sometimes I feel you guys just forget about all other seasons when you watch a new season...Kim got a great point, why didn't Howard tell Rebeca his husband killed himself? why just tell Jimmy that? why would he want to ask Jimmy to do the scholarship thing when he clearly know that Jimmy did not even get any supports from his own brother, and now his brother left bunch money for strangers instead supporting his own bro who looked after him since he was sick? Did you guys forget how Howard treated Kim when she did nothing wrong? Howard is all about how he and his company looks, he did everything to make himself or his company looks better, he did not really care about Jimmy or Kim or Chuck or anyone else. his is all surface work. He will throw whoever under the bus if he need to. he is only good when being good does not cause him anything.

[@Jo-y7x]

That's why guys you must watch "Dark" it is being treated the same way most of breaking bad's fans are treating better call saul, they don't know how good it is, Dark is the same the more you watch the more you realize how crazy well written the show is. Hope we see your reaction soon :)

[@nickblood7080]

You guys should really think about how Howard and chuck treated him every time you think he is a bad person

[@preciousodyssey]

Kim has no idea Jimmy had anything to do with the insurance.

[@marlonthemarvellous]

He called them suckers the interviewees just like he called his father so being so nice

[@83gemm]

This is the first reaction I’ve seen where people don’t side with Kim in her outburst. Not saying you are wrong; I just find it interesting. I was personally in her corner because she doesn’t know everything Jimmy has done and when you think about it, it IS pretty messed up to do that on the day of the funeral. Can we appreciate Rhea Seehorn’s acting in that scene? It felt like a real tirade and gives me chills every time I watch it.

[@anonymoususer450]

"Howard didn't deserve that shit" Lol amateurs

[@Col_Fragg]

I think the letter written by Chuck was destroyed. The letter read by Jimmy was written by Kim. That's my theory.

[@happie1223]

all of BCS' characters' biggest mistake was meeting Walter White

[@ПетрПетров-о6ъ9н]

It's really funny and tragic how one man wrecks everything for everyone.

[@drozdovvitaliy4857]

Now I understand why there are so many dislikes and why the most popular comment has 1/3 likes of the whole video likes

[@MattMajcan]

the only reason better call saul isnt more highly rated is because nobody will give it a chance.

[@luchianmihalcea244]

Jesus fkin Christ ... :)))) I love Group reacting but u 5 are clueless. "Howard did nothing wrong"? Chuck's life was that company, his entire legacy and his whole world. The insurance thing was just a spark - Howard took Chuck's life in that moment, and he made it official in front of everyone clapping. And you guys were cheering at the moment. :) Jimmy lost his brother and somehow, you people seem to understand and empathise with Hamlin. Jesus

[@brianne3327]

Very interesting the episode this week is called Breathe.

[@MrTurtlelove7]

You guys have to remember that Kim has no idea what Jimmy does behind the scenes. She had no idea about the malpractice insurance thing. Also Jimmy didn’t go there to “case” the place. How would he know the figurine was there in the first place?

[@XperT650]

The least threatening person in the room be like “there’s better ways to establish dominance bro” lmfaoooo

[@xiNerdLordix]

but that wasn't Mickey

[@clownafra3236]

Both guys were from Sunny. The lawyer with the big hands and the waiter who moved to get away from them and then they ran into him when they went to that Patriots game.

[@samings5553]

11:11 Jimmy misses Chuck. Chuck was the one who would see through Jimmy's shenanigans and call him out on it and now that part of his life is gone.

[@dandyman2182]

Howard telling Jimmy his brother killed himself via setting himself on fire as soon as he did was definitely the wrong move it doesn't matter how much theses clowns hate jimmy he deserved this reaction from kim and from her perspective jimmy has been doing worse since that moment

[@johnolson3270]

2 it’s always sunny side characters in the same scene. What a treat

[@MattMajcan]

lol the people all freaking out jumping to white knight kim after they said she's as bad as jimmy look pretty foolish now after we've seen the end of season 5. the normies were totally right about everything they said. howard did nothing wrong; he thought jimmy would be blaming himself for chuck's death because of the bar hearing but howard thinks its his fault because of the insurance thing, and howard has no idea that jimmy already knew about the insurance thing. so he tried to be a good guy and come clean with jimmy so jimmy wouldn't feel guilty. And even though Kim doesn't know Jimmy fucked over the insurance on purpose, she's still in the wrong because she completely fails to see that and instead just jumps to defend jimmy no matter what because that's just what she does. They absolutely are using howard as a punching bag just like the normies said.

[@queenshit1846]

yall! Kim was right lmfao it seems like you were watching another show the whole time hsjsjhsgh

[@LitchiBoba]

I’m with Nahid, Gus is a straight up badass who isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty. Even at Los Pollos Hermanos you see Gus wiping down tables and cleaning up the trash.

[@CuriousandRandomThings]

Are you going to upload Ozark?

[@tobydion3009]

The kids make me dislike Ozark a lot. I almost finished season 2 but before I got to the last episode my dull business trip was over so I never finished it. I'm surprised to hear it's getting a lot of love, more than BCS. Bizarre to me.

[@suned3128]

Because it’s a good show. Wow, hard to understand right? So mindblowing.

[@lonesurvivor7343]

Micky should not react with holding phone in his hand.pay attention during reaction

[@shaicry]

what? the phone is how he is talking to the other normies

[@lonesurvivor7343]

How are the other normies talking,they are not holding their phones in there hands

[@JamesEmery6]

lone survivor - might be to make sure he can be heard

[@CloudMountainJuror]

Howard defense squad rise up (but I completely understand Kim's anger and sympathize)

[@michaelmayfield9901]

I think the things that Gus was looking at where the test results from those pills it's the only thing that I could think of that make sense

[@elbruces]

The opener is the same thing he always went over with Mike over parking tickets. It isn't about the thing he's arguing over, he just wants to win arguments. It's like a compulsion. He didn't want the job, he just wanted to have it offered to him.

[@chaost4544]

Gus is the Ned Stark of the cartel.

[@derekramirez9323]

This is such a terrible reaction tho. Like I don’t mean to talk shit, but it’s truly like they weren’t paying attention. I think Kim completely proves herself right when she asks Howard if he told Rebecca that he believes Chuck killed himself. Why would he only tell Jimmy? I’m really not one to say I think someone’s being sexist, but it really just feels like they hate Kim for being right. Could Kim have gone a better way of speaking to Howard? Yeah, but just barely. It’s not reasonable to say Howard deserves that, but Howard really deserves how Kim treated him

[@canocohen4218]

Are you watching pearl by yourself or on the channel

[@amediumhorse]

The Howard support is one season too early.

[@RyanLeishman]

Are you guys still sharing headphones? :)

[@7heus]

Bruh. Kim doesn't know everything you guys do, u know

[@starvein8841]

Rhea Seehorn is the best god damn actor on this show.

[@MrGrimlocke]

yup

[@azraelfaust487]

Jonathan banks and Giancarlo Esposito are very close imo, but Kim is the MVP

[@oldcat7]

She's amazing but the script favors her as well. Most of the other characters are more subdued, even in their blowups. The entire cast has been excellent.

[@SSS-ie6mh]

The character is great. Don't get it confused with the actor.

[@alexhodgkinson6718]

@@azraelfaust487 They always play the same person in the show. I would say Bob Odenkirk is on par with Seahorn but both are ahead of those two personally

[@tobydion3009]

Team Kimmy, and dang Seahorn killed that scene.

[@DominickvdHoff]

jeez let them have their opinions, They'll change it when they get more info.

[@Arberin]

They aren't lacking any info the make judgement of that scene, they're just completely misinterpreting it and not understanding Kim's perspective

[@jennym2276]

Jimmy the only wanted to see the figurine. He doesn't want a job just to set up a con.

[@neezduts69420]

I can't believe Arturo's last name is Colon

[@belafalda7594]

Awwww she is holding a kitty!!!!! I love cat cameos! 😻

[@henrychitham3172]

Usually I don't comment but I see a lot of people saying that Kim was justified in going off on Howard. I just want those people to know that I think they're insane. Whatever slights Chuck left in his will is not Howard's fault. The only thing that is possibly on him is Howard's confession, which was not wrong. A grieving man says something honest but tactless. That's it. This somehow warrants a tirade that crushes the remaining fragments of his spirit and guilt trips him further into depression. That is bullshit.

[@ivanovpreslav7417]

Howard isn't a saint also. He kept sending Kim into the basement when she lost a client which wasn't her fault at all. She has every right to go off at him.

[@henrychitham3172]

@@ivanovpreslav7417 It was her fault. She pushed for Jimmy, Jimmy fucked up. That reflects back on her. Kim even explained that to Jimmy several times.

[@zakariasen98]

The tirade wasnt warranted but the normies tirade on kim wasn't warranted either she's going through way too much and them expecting her to act 100% rational and composed at a time like this WHEN SHE HAS BEEN SHOULDERING THAT RESPONSABILITY THE ENTIRE SHOW ALREADY is ridiculous. Everyone is doing their best and failing sometimes that is grief

[@aworkinprogress4387]

You guys do realize Kim had no knowledge of Jimmy fucking with Chuck's insurance or the resulting effect it had? As far as Kim knows Jimmy is just having issues mourning his brother. She didn't realize quite how complicated or damaged Jimmy and Chuck's relationship had become. Judging her by Jimmy at this point is kind of ridiculous. She's more concerned with the emotions of her boyfriend than her ex boss who treated her like shit. Also, you think the past 3 seasons and the way you guys just did a 180 on Howard you would learn not to judge people as so good or bad. Jimmy went there to interview for the job but fully away from Chuck's influence he's feeling his bad side more. When he saw the figurine he realized there was an opportunity there for something else. That second pitch was to see how easy of marks these guys were and then when they proved they were easily manipulated he realized he didn't want to work for people as gullible as those 2. That last scene with Gus letting Nacho know what his new situation is was badass. Gus is a scary motherfucker. And Nacho cannot catch a break.

[@kingofrivia1248]

Guys the characters dont know as much as the audience - howard is alright but kim is a really great person and the yelling was justified from her perspective

[@lordleo9047]

Shoutout to Mickey coming thru w the Griz merch

[@RemTV]

>howard is the sacrificial lamb 😔

[@redblobdude]

I’m sorry, but this video is barring on the edge of a dislike from me. You guys need to take some more time to actually consider the situation from each characters’ perspective. This show builds its characters with more depth than basically any other show. Howard obviously does mean well, and he’s grieving on his own as well, but he was being extremely ignorant of how his actions affect Jimmy. Unloading his guilt in front of Jimmy on the day of Chucks funeral was extremely selfish. Howard knows how much Chuck hated his brother and he did not once stop to consider how Jimmy could be dealing with it. Yes he’s carrying all of the responsibility for all the formalities and processes following the death but that’s because he was the designated person to do so, not Jimmy, Chucks own brother. Howard was even the one first notified about it. Further unloading all of that shit on Jimmy like the scholarship and the letter serves Jimmy absolutely no purpose but to remind him how little his brother cared for him. How in the world is that doing right by Jimmy? Kim sees how broken Jimmy is and feels sorry for him because she sees that his relationship with Chuck has made him numb. Don’t get me wrong, Howard’s just trying to do what he thinks is the right thing but he’s completely in the wrong here. Also, Jimmy wasn’t casing the joint, he wanted the job at first, but when they hired him out of the blue like that he realized how stupid and unprofessional they were so he didn’t want to work for them, then he remembered seeing the hummels in the office and saw how he could easily rip them off, at this point, we’re seeing that he’s beginning to take Chucks advice in his last words to him, which was to just accept who he is. You guys literally only consider the short term and refuse to consider the background of all of these characters or the incentives anywhere below the surface level. This episode reaction was really frustrating to watch. [Edit] I saw another comment that mentioned a really good point. It’s likely when the copier idiots hired Jimmy that he was reminded of his father in that moment, being so easily manipulated. As we saw in the flashback of young Jimmy at the cash register, he decided to take advantage of these people because “in this world there are wolves and there are sheep.” someone’s going to do it eventually, might as well be him.