10:23 "We find Nacho trapped between a rock and a hard place." You have no idea how prescient that was

Nachos such a good charector i hope nothing bad ever happens to him

You’re right Nacho was stuck in between “A rock and a hard place”

That "YOU THINK OF ME!" scene is probably my favorite scene in the entire BB universe. Absolutely thrilling, masterfully crafted.

10:25 "we find Nacho between a rock and a hard place". His final episode? "Rock & A Hard Place" mind blown.

People underestimate how smart Nacho is. His plan to take out Hector was well thought out and would have worked perfectly if it hadn't been for Gus.

small fact that does not contribute much to the video but as a curiosity: I speak Spanish as my main language, and ALL the Ignacios are nicknamed "Nacho", it's like "Jimmy" to nickname James

10:22 “A rock and a hard place”. How fitting.

10:23 “Rock and a hard place” damn.

"Nacho is between a Rock and a Hard Place" goddamn it

SPOILERS FOR SEASON 6: Easily my favourite character on the show with one of the best arcs I’ve ever seen, his final monologue to the Salamanca’s is so badass, what a perfect send off to a perfect character

Dis dude just said a rock in a hard place almost like he knew

Nacho is a great character and Michael Mando is a great actor. He portrays evil very well like in Far Cry 3 and in Better Call Saul.

I really hope Michael Mando comes back as the Scorpion in the Spider-Man movies. Nacho is such a great character and Mando is such a great actor, he deserves doing something as big as a Hollywood blockbuster

I really hope that in the future Michael Mando is cast in a project where it doesn't involve crime. I dunno, perhaps playing a cop, or anything else for that matter. He's too good an actor to be typecast.

one small detail i love about Nacho's character development that when he was well within the cartel, he gave some crystal to his groupies. but once he started to try to distance himself one was manic (i think the other was lethargic) showing that he wasn't feeding their addictions anymore and tried to distract the manic one. that honesty sold me on his character being a decent guy

Nacho went out like a boss. Mad respect to his character.

10:20 Rock and Hard Place... Season 6 episode 3... Nacho...

10:24 "trapped between a rock and a hard place" LMAO that is the actual name of season 6 ep 3.

Wow, you said he was trapped between a rock and a hard place. That hurts my heart now.

Funny that you said rock and a hard place

To me, Nacho, even in his death, was needed. I think it signifies the true transition from BCS' context to Breaking Bad's context. There is no turning back at this point and the event where Saul is scared for his life and asks about Lalo is about to make a whole lot more sense now.

Well, idk what to say. Truly my favorite character to be introduced in bcs.

10:24 what foreshadowing omg

10:21 "... rock and a hard place" Season 6 Episode 3 - Nacho's finale - titled "Rock and Hard Place" well done sir =D

Wake up babe, new One Take Better Call Saul video

I really love how this show just expands the universe and gives a backstory to all the characters, they were all connected far before walter white came into the picture

In "Falling Down" there is a scene where D-FENS says that he's gotten to a point of no return. I would imagine it's the same with Nacho. Even if he gets out, you have to wonder the toll it takes

I have a feeling what the creators will do is give Nacho a chance to escape but he returns to save his father, and this benevolent act, is what kills him. This would give him a tragic arc.

Walt doesn't 'gleefully' dispose of a child's corpse. He does it but he's hardly gleeful. Nobody is in that scene - even Todd

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I love how this pops up on my recommended now...

Nacho is like Jesse, traveling bad choice road with no exit. It would seem odd that the creators of the show let two characters survive, I am rooting for Nacho to make his escape as well.

well...........this is awkward

I really like this analysis a lot. It makes me want some backstory on Nacho. Just a flashback or two to his childhood with his dad and a young Tuco (!) could add a lot of weight to his tragedy.

I think Nacho is here for Mike. I think his fate changes Mike. Kind of like how Howard has something to do with the transformation of Saul

Well, here we are at ep. 3 in s6, and you pretty much predicted Nacho's path.

Well, so much for that.

[SPOILERS FOR S6!!!] 10:24 Wow what perfect word choice since its the title of Nachos last episode

This man really predicted the title of Episode 603… a rock and a hard place is right

Is anyone gonna tell him....

Yeah, about Nacho...

Hmm I wonder why this video got recommended today...

how y’all doing…

Bruh I literally just watched ep 3 of season 6 last night and this gets recommended in my feed 😭

I think better call saul is better than breaking bad for one reason: character development they got a fanbase from bb and knew that with bcs they could take liberties and focus more on character development the first 2 seasons were honestly a very slow burn and its great Edit: and the show has more than 1 main character you got jimmy of course but also kim and mike and nacho and kind of gus i love it

8:25 I've no idea what he's whistling but that scene stuck with me so much when I first saw it I started regularly whistling it when I'm doing a mindless task.

I can't wait to see what BCS has in store for Nacho!

Nacho is one of my favorite new characters from Better Call Saul, but at the end of season 5, I realized he was probably at the point of no return and will not get out. That said, we've seen Nacho already has new IDs for him and his father, and we know Saul is the one who tells Walt about the service in Breaking Bad. So I'm wondering if Nacho got them from Ed Galbraith, and he'll be the one to tell Saul about the service.

Nice video. Better call Saul definitely has more sympathetic characters. Walter white’s downfall was his own fault, though I did feel bad for him kinda and him doing the right thing in the end gave some sympathy in the end he was a horrible person who deserved the hate and score.

I think this aged well with Season 6 Episode 3.

Nachos is an awesome character. I want to see more of his actor in future films.

Well… This video aged like milk.

Very interesting choice of words at 10:24

Sad to see him go. Still a great ending to a great character.

For some reason the "It wasn't me it was Ignacio" scene popped in my head earlier in the day lol PS: I still think the writers had to change a lot after you posted the video on season 6

10:21 "We find Nacho trapped between a rock and a hard place".... just wait for the episode with that title xD

immediately thought of this video after watching the new episode

Dude, Nacho wasn't complicit in the operation at Lalo's place. Several times he told them that the family were good people and needed to be spared.

Nacho is the Jesse pinkman of better call saul, he will be the tragic part of the final season, my prediction Is that nacho will lose his father after all, probably killed in front of his eyes ( like Jesse's girlfriend) Edit: this didn't age well

Difference between nacho and Jessie is Jessie had chances to leave until the end of season 3. Nacho has been in too deep as early as season 2. He hasn't made a actual move in a long time. Everything is a reaction to a situation that's out of his hands

Boy do I have some news for you

I just finished watching the Mike video and this video pops up. Awesome to have this on this special week!

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Here's the thing about Nacho: he's super fucking hot That's my expert character analysis, he's gorgeous

"hopefully, in a few months we find out" -laughs in season 6 episode 3-

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this aged well

I hope Nacho makes it out safe. But that would be lazy writing. I think the right kind of tragedy will strike Nacho to make it a necessary bridge to breaking bad. In Breakin Bad Gus Fring is the top man and Salamanca is living in a shed somewhere. My guess is that Don Elario will have Lalo executed as a token of peace to Gus Fring and as a warning to the other Salamancas not to mess with Gus because he is the big earner. Since Nacho is of no use to Gus after that he will either have him killed, or he has moved up the ranks in Don Elario empire as a spy for Gus. I think that the Salamancas that know that Nacho has double crossed them are dead anyway.

More!! Love your BCS breakdowns!

I think even if they kill off Nacho, if he could save his dad he would be fine with that

Another amazing analysis as always. I wonder what they are gonna do when they reach he breaking bad timeline

I'm scared man I want nacho to get out but I think because we already saw Jesse get out nacho won't

Awesome video, loved it all. Keep it up!

About that...

Awesome analysis!!

Ah yes, just when I was missing the show

Kinda love Ignacio, he's got a lot to contend with + Michael Mando gives us a great range

Saying Nacho and Ignacio is like saying Bob and Robert. Just clarifying.

This was such a good video, you deserve more views and subs. Here’s to season 6 🍺

he was an amazing actor working on farcry 3 so glad to see him being recognized for his amazing acting

Awesome video. Can't wait for season 6. Cause that means more OneTake vids.✌

10:25 WHAT HOW DID YOU

Great Analysis!

Not anymore I guess so sad :(

Oh my god, this video genuinely is before season 6.

10:21 If you know, you know.

He will always be Vaas from the video game 'Far Cry 3' to me. Check it out just for the cut scenes. Brilliant actor and perfect for his role in 'Better call Saul'.

Rest in peace nacho varga

I like the fact nacho has 2 girlfriends who both live at his place. Yea that's what I would have too 😀

This aged horribly.

He will make it to bb i hope

10:21 The episode he dies on is called "Rock and Hard Place" 😳

Dudes a really great actor been a fan since Vas

It's really interesting watching this and Breaking Bad, because it's both fascinating and terrifying knowing how close I came to a world like this. I'm a recovering heroin addict (I've been clean over four years now) and it probably isn't surprising to hear that heroin seems to be linked with meth, in that every dealer I've ever met who sells heroin also sells meth, and a LOT of the heroin addicts I've met have also done/been addicted to meth. It's astounding just how fucking accurate these two shows are, the way that this world slowly chips away at your morals and sense of right and wrong slowly, ultimately luring you down this dark path that can change your life forever, I know how lucky I am to have escaped, and I know how easy it is to get sucked in even further. I was extremely fortunate to have people in my life who have been through similar things and recognized the signs early on, because without their help, I honestly don't know where I would be today. Honestly, if I was LUCKY, probably dead. It just makes this show and the characters more real to me, it makes the desire for them to escape for me even more intense. Because I know that once they cross a certain threshold, escape isn't really a realistic goal. On the off chance that someone who's struggling with addiction sees this comment: please heed my advice and seek help right now. I know how terrifying this world is, I know how hard it is to seek help, but I promise you that waiting never helps. The longer you wait, the more deeply you become entrenched in this world, the more people you meet, and the more you become a liability. It might feel hopeless, especially for drugs like heroin -- I promise you, no matter what the drug, you can get clean. If it's heroin, don't overlook treatments like suboxone. Yes, I know the stigma that's attached to it, I know the loathing people have for it, but let me explain it like this: suboxone and similar treatments have a benefit that no other treatment does: the ability to get your life back on track before the worst of it. I can't explain just how important daily routines are to getting sober. Things like brushing your teeth, showering, doing laundry and wearing clean clothes, cooking for yourself, (eventually) going to work, having a consistent sleep schedule -- all of these are important to being healthy and happy, and using treatments like suboxone give you the benefit of being able to re-establish those while also avoiding any chance of relapse by making it damn near impossible to get high. The happier your life, the easier it's going to be to get through the withdrawals., and the more likely your sobriety will last. Please just know that no matter how far down "bad choice road" you are, you have a chance to get clean and live a happy, productive life. Yes, the longer you live this life, the harder it's going to be, but that doesn't mean that once you reach a certain point, it's impossible. If you want to lead a happy, normal life, you can do it. You just need to commit to it.

I got bad news for you friend ...😔

Nacho is what REALLY got me into BCS after Binge watching BB back in like 2015. He’s the main reason i stuck BCS out because it got too boring without his and mikes story.

Perfect analysis of this situation. Sad to see him die in the last episode.

i miss him so much

"Mike, have I ever told you the definition of insanity?"