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Walt asks Saul to tip off the DEA about Gus putting a hit out on Hank. Saul agrees but refuses to mention Gus' name. Saul persuades Jesse to come to his office and has Huell secretly steal the ricin cigarette Walt gave Jesse to use in killing Gus. Saul gives Jesse his money and tells him to leave Albuquerque for his own safety.
Giancarlo Esposito portrays Gus Fring in both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. Gustavo Fring is named after the former German international footballer Torsten Frings. [1]When Raymond Cruz was unable to continue as Tuco Salamanca in Breaking Bad 's second season due to his commitment to appear in The Closer, the Breaking Bad writers wrote Tuco out of the series and created the character of ...
When Walt protests, Gus threatens to murder Walt's entire family should Walt continue to interfere. Panicked, Walt barges into Saul's office and takes Saul up on an earlier offer to disappear. [c] Saul tells him this will cost Walt and his family half a million dollars. Walter accepts and also asks Saul to place an anonymous tip to the DEA ...
When Saul Goodman arrives as Jesse's lawyer, Jesse tells him of a potential location: Hector Salamanca's retirement home, Casa Tranquila. Walt visits Hector and offers him a truce via an opportunity to kill Gus as revenge for wiping out the Salamanca family.
Ever since AMC announced a spinoff series centered on Breaking Bad's grifter of a lawyer Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk), two and a half weeks before Breaking Bad's final episode aired in September ...
However, due to Lalo's continuing threat, Gus Fring has Mike help Saul Goodman get Lalo bail, much to the frustration of Roberts and the deputy district attorney in charge of the case. Roberts and the DDA later confront Saul over "Jorge's" fake family and subsequent disappearance, but Saul brushes off their questions.
Gus tells Gale he must learn Walt's method to prepare for the "worst-case scenario." Mike demands Jesse's location from Saul Goodman, who refuses to cooperate. When Mike physically threatens him, Saul allows Mike to look at a notebook containing a fake address for a trailer park in Virginia.
[24] Alan Sepinwall of Rolling Stone described it as "remarkable", "lovely", and "terribly sad" and praised Esposito's performance as Gus. Sepinwall also said the scene between Gus and the cartel was tense because it felt like the end of their stories on Better Call Saul. [11] The scene between Mike and Manuel was also well received.