'Come On, Take My Gun From Me' | Pimento | Better Call Saul

Sobchak mocks Mike for not carrying a gun for a bodyguard job. Mike puts him in his place.

From Season 1, Episode 9 'Pimento' - Chuck wants to transfer the Sandpiper case to HHM much to Jimmy's dismay. Mike gets a job offer working as a bodyguard.

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Better Call Saul is the prequel to the award-winning series Breaking Bad, set six years before Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk) became Walter White's lawyer. When we meet him, the man who will become Saul Goodman is known as Jimmy McGill, a small-time lawyer searching for his destiny, and, more immediately, hustling to make ends meet. Working alongside, and often against, Jimmy is "fixer" Mike Erhmantraut (Jonathan Banks), a beloved character introduced in Breaking Bad. The series will track Jimmy's transformation into Saul Goodman, the man who puts "criminal" in "criminal lawyer."

"Come On, Take My Gun From Me" | Pimento | Better Call Saul
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[debabratp]

Trevor has a lot of issues with guys named Michael.

[Kaihnhbvcx]

Mike is the embodiment of “call an ambulance, but not for me”

[auroraSLAP]

What I love about Mike is how straightforward and practical he is. He won’t use a hundred bullets if the job only requires one. He doesn’t bring a gun if all he needs is his skill, wit, and pimento cheese sandwich

[kvproductions]

I love how he looks mildly disgusted yet intrigued by the desert eagle.

[Malsum]

This clip is an excellent example of the saying:
“Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young.”

[TheseColorsdDontRun]

3:26
The "No, no we don't." makes me howl every time. It's just such a genuine grandpa tone of voice.

[medmar]

Mike is the walking definition of "If a man has enough power, he only needs to whisper and people will listen." He doesn't need to advertise that he's a badass, he just is one.

[drewgoh]

The framing at 0:15 is just perfect. Sobchak has a medium sized building behind him, Man Mountain's back is filled with a skyscraper, and there's a short building behind Mike. All matching their physical size.

[edgarbanuelos]

The fact that the guy hiring them looks like Lester makes this all the more funny.

[ExplorerDS]

I like how Pryce approaches these three highly-trained and dangerous men like they're going on a field trip.

[ChairmanLor]

And meanwhile all of this is happening, Jesse is probably passing out in one of Walt's lessons.

[LabTech]

You know what? Respect to the biggest guy being smart enough to recognize that having a go at Mike is not going to end up well for him, and rightly bailing.

[akeemtinsley]

"You can make it not so easy."

Mike is just filled with perfect one-liners.

[rosedeeds]

I love that Mike didn’t go for the throat punch until the guy was aggressively coming at him. He gave him a chance to accept defeat and when he didn’t Mike immediately put him down 😂

[MrSouthernguy]

Jonathan Banks has to be one of the most underrated actors there are. He showed you can be a BADASS at any age.

[commandcube]

This legitimately seems like a realistic gta mission intro

[willkriss]

3:03 the smartest guy in the whole entire series

[waffler-yzgw]

0:15 the buildings behind them match their physical stature

[djatsoris]

I don't know if it's the calm attitude, the fact that he's treating the guys guns like a child's toys, the fact that he scared the big dude off, the cold one-liners, or the guy he's working for being such a nerd, but this whole scene makes me laugh hysterically every single time.

[sweetsteven]

“How about YOU? You want one?”

Laughed so hard. Such a great scene.