I couldn't agree more. It's fantastic, devastating delivery, like a resonant bomb being dropped in the coldest way. And when we see ultimately that it's done under duress, it only magnifies the delivery. Patrick Fabian kills it in this series.

The exact line I was looking for.

I searched this video out specifically just to hear that

« You think of me, you twisted fuck. »

@@frankdodd3355 Also, you notice when she turned away, he didn't like doing that. It's because Howard made the call and he is trying to go with it, without throwing him under the bus.

Lol he came in around the end of season 4

that was just _Howard telling it like it is_

Bravo Vince

@@nont18411 Vravo Bince

WHAT!?

Howard was the literall reverse mirror to Jimmy/Saul. Both Howard and Jimmy went through some shit but unlike Jimmy, Howard didnt let those bad experiences change him and who he was. He endured everything they threw at him and kept his head high. jimmy and kim let their inner demons consume them.

It's the way he says it tbh

we are praising it because it sounds funny

It's praiseworthy *because* it is literally a hammy line from Hamlin. If this was genuinely how the character was feeling it would be shitty acting, but as we find out later, it is hammed up because Hamlin was trying to pretend to be the bad guy. So basically it's a good actor pretending to be a bad actor but still sounding cool in his delivery, that's why people love it.

You wanna know what I believe, I believe that you are way out of your depth in this matter, so, the next time you want to come here and tell us what we are doing wrong, you are welcome to keep it to yourself, because we don’t care Close the door, I need to tell you something

Howard was so happy that he lost his footing. Thankfully the coffee cable broke his fall

Bro...

whos billy

@@crimismimisteehee lol

@@crimismimisteehee not billys. its belize

yeah he was trying to diffuse the Lalo situation and didn't run when Kim told him to. Tried to help them even after all the shit the put him through

You may be right. Skyler banging Ted to "get back at Walt" just didn't get in people's heads the right way to be empathetic to her. I don't think it's misogyny, because imagine if in the show Weeds, and the main woman's husband was SO ANGRY she's dealing drugs, he bangs his younger, more legitimately successful secretary. Pretty sure women watchers would be just as much "that husband is fucking trash/bullshit" as the other way around, possibly more so. Except there would be a huge cringy scene where the drug dealing wife teaches her husband and the tramp a lesson using her hired thugs. Wheras Walt never punishes Ted, and only controls his wife himself using psychological traps (much more terrifying and dramatically engaging). Howard's feelings and actions seem logical every step of the way.

100 percent true. Look at how well made Kim Wexler's character is, and then look at Skylar's. Not even a competition

@@krypticunlimited6925 skylar is a better written and acted character than kim

@@merpleberg hahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah

@@merpleberg Such a terrible opinion

The worst choice road for Jimmy was throwing that therapy card down the toilet. If he went to a shrink, his emotions and outlook on life would’ve turned out very differently. But still, even if he came back as Jimmy McGill esq., the cartel would’ve got him anyway thanks to his mistake in season 1.

@@nont18411 Biggest mistake of his life was not ending all contact with Chuck after he learned Chuck stabbed him in the back. Again. He is just a bad influence ane constant source of rage and sorroe in Jimmy's life. I imagine he could have partenered with Kim, maintained and even improved his relationship with Howard(Howard only ever went along with Chuck's schemes out of loyalty and never because he had anything against Jimmy. He said himself he had always liked him.) and settled the Sandpiper case.

Also, thank fuck one person gets it. Seems like every douche bag thinks Chuck was right back when he was alive. No, you incompetent nincompoops. He wasn't. Jimmy had been clean for nearly a decade and only when Chuck stabbed him in the back again did he begin to change for the worse. Of course, After Chuck was gone, there was no way in good faith one can claim Jimmy's on his own and his actions are only his own. Howard wanted to reconcile and put the oast behind them, but Jimmy did not try to let go of his resentnent and processrd his emotions, so he decided to just let go of any chance to better that situation. At this point it is on him. And I cannot blame Howard for thinking the way he did after Jimmy and Kim ruined his life.

@@Nai-qk4vp nah. His biggest mistake was him defecating through a sunroof.

Except Jimmy was already cutting corners even before he knew Chuck had betrayed hım. There is just no senario where Chuck was reason Jimmy is the way he is. I get that just because you see things in Jimmy's perspective you grow to like the character and think he is in the right but if you take his actions with their reason in a objective judgement, things he did is on his own and there is no one that could have stopped hım.

I think we all feel there is or was something else between them because otherwise we can't justify what Kim did to Howard, because she definitely didn't have any reason to do what she did

@@zandergamer5429 i highly doubt someone as professional as howard would do something like that

@@smileyent.3055 I know, I was saying we might feel that because what Kim and Jimmy did is unjustifiable, but we all know Howard didn't do anything wrong

I actually thought they used to be lovers or something, until slippin Jimmy came along

@@jaybryan8140 He was slippin his Jimmy into her

Said by the guy who by his own admission was going to tear down his firm and who then set his house on fire. Chuck was never in any way a reliable judge of Jimmy's character. Put it like this: when Jimmy was clean for nearly ten years he accuses him of still being Slippin Jimmy and sabotages his career. Through Howard,no less. Didn't even have the balls to ssy it to.his brother's face until backed into a corner. Saul Goodman is nothing less than what Chuck made of him.

Yep and i hate what they did to him. Yes he was kind of a new age richie rich hipster, but he deserved none of these shit they put him through.

Howard got what he deserved for treating people the way he did.

howard does not feel howard was a liar for a couple of seasons and going to therapy and doing nothing about your wrongs is lame

@@buyucuserefsiz2199 the only things he did wrong, were unfairly punishing Kim and rejecting Jimmy from HHM. Even then, he only did so for Chuck’s sake, because you know, Chuck is his best friend AND mentor, who is the a huge reason for his success. Try to really think, who’s side would you take: Your best friend who raised you up to the top, or a stranger you know nothing about? Besides all that, Howard rarely even felt comfortable by taking Chuck’s side, and after everything happened, he STILL made amends. How can you not see that?

Howard was an absolute Chad. He was even self aware of the fact that he got ahead because of his dad so he took extra care to lift up the associates and support staff of HHM. He even helped set up outside scholarships. An absolute gigachad of the highest caliber.

that's amazing

That's hilarious!

You might want to start caring about JoJo or your students might set out on an over the top, intricately complex campaign to utterly ruin your life. (ngl, really being honest, whatever the format, JoJo has a pretty interesting story and art style and could be interesting even to you.)

You have to fail all the weebs until they learn.

@@canonsprite teach the weebs the meaning of good television by introducing them to BCS

I agree. It also sets up a great contrast when Kim speaks to Howard’s wife, where she is doing the same thing (convincing her that Howard was on cocaine/committed suicide), yet she is lying, tainting Howard’s name, and doing it from an ingenuine place.

I don’t know about that. I think Kim makes an excellent point that Howard didn’t feel like he owed that theory to chucks ex wife but did owe it to Jimmy. Obviously Howard’s intentions weren’t malicious but they were definitely naive and a little selfish. It’s not that he was trying to hurt jimmy but he felt so much guilt towards chucks death that he had to unload onto somebody without really thinking about the consequences that would have on jimmy. I agree that Kim does go a little over the top but that’s mostly just the traumatic emotions surrounding chucks death and how horribly jimmy had been handling it up to this point. I wouldn’t say it’s uncalled for though.

@@ajgilcrest7887 what do you think about Kim’s words to Cheryl at Howard’s memorial?

@@ajgilcrest7887 I agree. Kim’s tone was uncalled for but telling someone that their brother might’ve actually killed themselves while they’ve just been blindsided by their death is a pretty shitty thing to do. I don’t think Howard meant ill by it, as he too was in shock, but it really wasn’t the right thing to do

She IS unpacking her baggage. And adding Jimmy's reaction (or lack of) to his brothers death, Kim is using poor Haward as a punching bag and someone to blame instead of facing reality.

Oh well played I did never understood that here

"I've always liked you Jimmy." And I will give him credit for putting a good word for him at Davis & Main and trying to reconcile with Jimmy after Chuck's death. He had his part in making Saul Goodman, true, even if unlike Chuck it was not out of malice but loyalty to Chuck. But really did work to be better. I wish that even if Jimmy didn't take the job they would have buried the hatchet and when the two crossed patbs they could have done some great things. Or in the worse scenario, that him and Jimmy had parted ways amicably. He was imperfect and was at fault several times. But he did not deserve to die the way he did.

@@Nai-qk4vp Howard didn't deserve to die at all.

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I just realized that Cheryl also used this "Duly noted" in season 6. Can't be accidental. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j5uCdsqLxt2df58.html

@@trailerparkboys3390 1 person cares, and that one person is probably you

​@@trailerparkboys3390now it's 157 including me, if you still care

Alright, Leveye, duly noted.

I agree, it was honestly my favorite interaction between the two in the show

That's mind blowing.

Will you lose your girl as well??

Damn, I never thought about it that way, good catch.

To be fair, Howard has no idea any of that happened. I actually kind of wonder what Jimmy told people on why he looked so beat up.

This comparison I never recognised before made me laugh my head off. Well said, lmao.

How was he supposed to know?

She even lmaoed in front of him hahaha

Well... that didn't age well

You're welcome to keep it to yourself. Because I don't care.

And Jimmy's ill feelings towards those he perceives to be in the establishment. Chuck paved the road and Jimmy drove on it.

@@Raptorman0205 kinda hard not to when you're being cockblocked at every turn

He was right about Jimmy the entire time

Chuck was right though. Even if it was largely personal. If anyone stopped him all the bad stuff outside the game wouldn't have happened.

She’s portraying him as the bad guy and the physical embodiment of the issue when he has no control over it

He deserve more.

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@@shubhampatel7598 I know but what chuck and howard did to jimmy is not fair.

He's dead...

lets just say it was mind-blowing...

It was silent but deadly

@@Woodesies it’s so weird to read this, I just saw a comment where someone suggested they might be. That Howard’s father was Kim’s absent dad, and that’s why she had it in for Howard - he got the life she feels she should have had. I don’t know how plausible it is, but it’s so intriguing.

Kim eats Howard

True, many people mistook his kindness for weakness

Papa varga is the most decent, Howard is second

@@user-ty2fd5nu6u Papa Varga is not part of the main cast. But anyway Howard is someone who grew through the story, which is noteworthy in a franchise where people either stay the same or break bad

I think Howard is an asshole for the same reasons Kim did. He failed to consider her ability to make her own decisions at every turn and he paid for every single one of those slights

“Might be”? He’s the best person of the bunch by about 30 miles.

Brother

@@roachdoggjr419 Hello my fellow beefcake

Agreed. Kim is railing at Howard, but her fury is mostly directed at Chuck (who obviously is no longer available for her to confront). In a way, I feel like she's taking advantage of Howard's essential decency, since she knows that he feels some guilt, justifiably or not.

And this is a moment Kim became a karen

He should have grown a backbone and told Jimmy the truth. But his loyalty to Chuck held him back. I love how nothing is black and white in this show!

This comment should be pinned

No one sees her they jus see what they want to see of her, that’s apart of what makes her arc great

"I make my own decision for my owns reasons" is my favourite quote of Kim Which is why I think Kim will be very proactive after what happened in episode 6x07

She is controlled by Jimmy, that’s what’s happening, get ready for the tragedy fellas 😂😂😂😂

@@LSR_30 tragedy forsure but I think more so because she saw Jimmy’s side as the truth and will want out not because she was brainwashed by him per say

It must sting even more when they're right.

Reminder that Howard crapped all over her before she left HHM after taking Mesa Verde away from her and sticking her in the basement. As soon as he used her to get Mesa Verde s account, he dismissed her. Just because he's dead doesn't mean he was a good guy.

@K. Kelly He was a dick boss yeah but he was trying to better himself, he also wasn’t in the game associated with thieves and killers

He was far better person than that scumbag Kim

And also she wrote a check for the balance of the loan and Howard ripped up the check. I guess you forgot about that.

In the end it doesn’t matter, Howard is dead and Jimmy and Kim is left to clean up the scene

It’s sad because as far as we know, Kim never found out that Jimmy is the one who screwed up Chuck’s insurance, OR about what Chuck’s final words to Jimmy were. There were layers of miscommunication and suppressed emotions, and Kim, while still guilty of enabling Jimmy’s worst moments, never realized the full scope of the story.

Now that the finale has passed, 4 is actually Saul Goodman. He might be in person now, but Jimmy is now free

No, they treated him the way they did because they are toxic, broken children who project all of their resentment of the world onto the man who was most good to them. Howard literally helped put Kim through law school. He also didn’t press charges against Jimmy for property damage despite the “prank” being in response to a generous job offer. Normal, well-adjusted people do not treat a man like Howard the way they did. It’s their own personal issues that clouded their judgment. That’s the context people should have been holding onto when seeing all the harassment, bullying, and character-assassination those two sorry individuals put the poor guy through.

Tbh yeah that scene with the check is one of the biggest moments between the two of them in the entire show

Except Howard.

i was mainly just aiming to show clips where the two are yelling at each other, what episode was that in?

@@donaminta You should definitely put the scene from 'Slip' where Howard is insulted by Kim repaying him and they have a fight in the parking entrance Also the scene where she quits HHM in 'Fifi' and they scramble for mesa verde

He do be kinda chucking tho

The intended consequences were to mess with Howard’s career.

@@Mikehowarth1988 and those subsequent consequences brought forth Saul Goodman

chucking haha

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