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Look at me, Hector."/Buff Gus explanation A video of Brazilian muscle man Fabio Franca Araujo (who can at a glance be easily mistaken for Giancarlo Esposito) ripping his shirt open and flexing his pecs. This video is often used in conjunction with the scene where Gus tries to make Hector Salamanca look at him or other interactions between them , to make it seem like Hector is looking away because he'd otherwise be intimidated or aroused. How?!" Explanation (spoilers) Replacing Lalo with a variety of other nonsensical characters via Photoshop to be standing behind Howard during his death scene in "Plan and Execution", with Jimmy still having the same horrified reaction to seeing them as he originally did to Lalo. Bro think he Saul😭😭☠️☠️☠️☠️ Explanation A billboard for a Los Angeles-based law firm, CallJacob.com, that looks oddly similar to Saul Goodman's billboards. Needless to say, the comparisons were inevitable. Cliff Main's son. Explanation In season 6, Cliff Main mentions he has a son with a drug problem. This has led not just to genuine speculation that his son is some plausible pre-established character from Breaking Bad, but a ton of memes accusing literally everyone from Huell to Marie, to characters from other fandoms, of being the son. It's Slippin' Time" Explanation A made up catchphrase for the Slippin' Jimmy show similar to Morbius.

He appeared in terrorist thriller Secret in their Eyes with Chiwetel Ejiofor, Nicole Kidman and Julia Roberts, among others. Hank's reaction explanation Two juxtaposed images of Dean Norris smiling and frowing, commonly used to humorously remark on the extreme dichotomy between two situations.Betsy Brandt starred in NBC sitcom The Michael J Fox Show, in which she played the wife of Fox's Mike Henry, a news anchor who returned to work after a four-year break following his Parkinson's diagnosis. Holy shit I think I accidentally joined a neo-nazi group explanation An Anti-Humor subversion image of the "every squad has the..." meme where all the images are replaced with 3D Saul Goodman(see above) and captioned "racist". At the bottom of the image is a promotional image of Walter White saying this phrase. An image of him captioned "Yeah, science bitch!" ◊ note Actually a case of Beam Me Up, Scotty!, since the actual quote is: "Yeah, Mr. White! Yeah, science!" is a popular reaction meme to scientific discoveries. Huell Ate Kim/Better Fuel Huell Explanation A notorious Epileptic Trees explanation for how Huell appears so much fatter in Breaking Bad than in Better Call Saul, combined with why we never saw Kim in Breaking Bad: Huell apparently swallowed Kim whole. This has led to various "leaks" of Huell doing the deed, or joking that Breaking Bad credits Rhea Seehorn as playing "Huell's Girth".

Financial thriller Equity with James Purefoy, in which she played a high-powered investment banker grappling with big stakes. Breaking Bad also had tragic elements. Forget the annoying “This would never have happened with the NHS” memes, because that series was about a man embracing all the old resentments that had already eaten him alive before the cancer diagnosis. But with Better Call Saul, there has always been a sense that he has resisted a similar change. McGill has always tried to do the right thing, albeit not on completely ethical terms; and whenever he slips down a rung, it is mostly down to a lapse of judgment rather than a Walter White-style sense of entitlement.

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We collect data on your shopping behavior, to provide you with a personalized shopping experience such as product recommendations. The Negotiator ( Beirut), in which Norris appeared alongside Jon Hamm, Rosamund Pike, Larry Pine and Shea Whigham. It followed Hamm as an ex-US diplomat who head to Beirut to rescue a colleague from the individuals who killed his family. Werner Zieeeeeegler. Explanation Lalo becomes obsessed with figuring out what Werner was doing working for Gus, prompting him to say his name many, many times. His way of saying "Ziegler" has become especially memetic.

We collect data based on your browsing and shopping behavior to be analyzed for various purposes, such as providing a better shopping experience to our customers. Netflix's Okja, Bong Joon-ho's film about a 10-year-old girl who forms a friendship with a genetically-enhanced pig who vows to save from destruction. Walt throwing a pizza on the roof. Or, "Roof Pizza"! Many fans have attempted to recreate the scene since its airing. Anime Memes Replaced With Breaking Bad: Explanation An extension of the Mikeposting trend, where people take anime fandom memes and replace the punchline with completely unrelated screenshots from Breaking Bad.

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And, really, Gilligan’s oft-repeated “ Mr Chips to Scarface” line was just an attempt to force tragedy in Breaking Bad. At every turn, in every interview, Gilligan warned us that worse things were to come. But he does not have to do that with Better Call Saul, because we already know what a scumbag Saul Goodman is.

Bro think he Jacob😭😭☠️☠️☠️☠️ Explanation Inverse of the above, this time comparing Saul's billboard to Jacob's. Taco Cabeza is just around the corner." Explanation A throwaway piece of dialogue by Kim that exploded on r/okbuddychicanery, likely originating in a post asking what the most underrated line in the series was. Someone answered with a gif of this line, and it's been incorporated into memes and spammed in comments ever since. This is the moment where [character name] became [character pseudonym]." Explanation A popular Youtube comment during the run of the series for any clip where characters crossed the moral event horizon, arising from amateur attempts to suss out Walt's Character Development ("This is the exact moment Walt became Heisenberg"). Since characters are constantly doing this, it became a common comment on many Breaking Bad clips, leading to parodies being posted on more irrelevant clips such as " The moment Saul made a Nescafe" and " The moment Jesse didn't become The Guy". Saul's Billboard Explanation The advertising style of Saul Goodman follows a trend that many lawyers before him have been doing: purchasing all kinds of spaces and plastering their faces onto it, next to their slogans and numbers . After the popularity of Breaking Bad and the arrival of a spin-off featuring him, many lawyers have come to mimic the garish style and rhyming scheme for recognition. While Saul didn't invent the idea of advertising himself on billboards and bus benches, he certainly popularized it, leading to many cases where it becomes hard to tell whether people are intentionally referencing the Criminal Lawyer or not.

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She also had a recurring role in the second season of NBC crime drama Shades of Blue, which starred Jennifer Lopez as a New York detective and Ray Liotta as a lieutenant. Your honor..." followed by Saul giving his " defense" to his client. Explanation A larger and more general meme , involving a lawyer giving their defense of a client in silly off-kilter arguments, such as "finders keepers." Screenshots from the show depicting Saul defending his clients in court happen to be the most popular and defining variants.