Mesa Verde Address Mistake | Nailed | Better Call Saul

This is a clip from Better Call Saul Season 2, Episode 9; Nailed.

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[reyeg]

Chuck: makes one mistake

*kills himself

[sagesarrazine]

Honestly no matter who's side he was on, Howard was always a real one, throwing himself in with allowing the error to happen instead of JUST the "office full of associates" was classy af

[dc]

"YOU are mistaken, and mudding the waters"
Attorney or no, you don't ever talk to a client like that, Chuck was just the worst.

[martinsohajek]

Unbelievable that such an experienced lawyer as Chuck would make such a schoolboy mistake, he should probably think about retirement.

[habbathejutt]

Howard is so well written. He is so a upright character, when his company makes a HUGE mistake and upsets the client, he dont blame anyone and just be "mistakes happens, lets lear our lession and move on"

[Supahpowahnerd]

Some fans of Breaking Bad have said they don't like how much the prequel focuses on the mundane, but personally I love these scenes.

[adamhoward]

I love chuck angrily storming back into his lair in defeat, draping himself in his cloak.

[davidci]

I like how you can see Paige immediately look at her book to check once Chuck mentioned 1216.

[kalijanecooper]

Regardless of the fact that Jimmy forged the documents, it was wrong of Chuck to accuse his client of "muddying the waters" and also wrong if him to assume the commissioner can't read a simple document, especially in his tone when he said "I think if you double check you'll see that 1216 is correct". It just reeks of condescension.

[theZinator]

Can we just acknowledge how incredible it is that this show can make something as mundane as a commercial regulatory proceeding feel so dramatic?

[MrMathsimon]

The hubris on this guy. He couldn’t admit to a mistake so much that when he heard the word, he automatically thought of Jimmy (though he is right, it’s just astounding).

[fallenhero]

Even though we the audience know that Chuck was duped, this still was a big mistake on HHM’s part to let Chuck handle all the paperwork himself, knowing he was working in these living conditions.

[TheTSense]

Love how Chuck tries to talk down to EVERYONE in the room and is put in his place. I am sure they would have gotten a provisional approval if Chuck had not insisted twice that both this Client and the committee just had the reading levels of a 5-year-old.
You can really hear how sick he was of hearing it 4 times when he said "It's up to you folks to submit accurate paperwork"

[ForNoOne]

The actor that plays Wachtell is so good. He conveys seething anger so well, I'd be terrified to deal with a powerful person like that in my life

[tankdogization]

“It was Jimmy. He switched them. Somehow he switched them.”

[metalbrock]

As a lawyer, I love the legal scenes in BCS. The only show I’ve ever watched that discusses things like bank regulations, Westlaw, and fraud statutes

[SilverStrum]

I love Chuck's brief wince when he touches the microphone at 1:25, which is immediately followed by his abrupt response to Paige. He tries to hide his discomfort being in the room with the electronics on top of the stress of the mistake and ends up lashing out. Then we hear the gradual crescendo of electric buzz as he feels his control of the situation slip further away, ending in that incredible overhead shot of the gigantic light with him looking small beneath it. Its things like this that separate a good show from a great one for me.

[thibaud]

That mid level civil servant was ice cold: "maybe next time double check"

[michaelp]

Jimmy did the same switcheroo at the last second with Howard and the photos of Judge Casimiro.

[simondo]

The actor who plays Chuck is so good! Great acting.