Breaking Bad Season 4 Episode 11: Gus torments Hector (HD CLIP)

What’s happening in this Breaking Bad clip?
Gus visits Hector Salamanca, who is confined to a wheelchair in a nursing home. Hector is in the nursing home's day room, watching the climactic scene of The Bridge on the River Kwai. Gus tells Hector that all of the cartel's leaders are dead and that the henchman Jesse shot during the escape was Joaquin Salamanca, Hector's grandson, and the last of Hector's relatives; with Joaquin's death, Jesse has wiped out the Salamanca line.

What’s the TV show Breaking Bad about?
Walter White (Bryan Cranston from Godzilla and Total Recall), a chemistry teacher, is diagnosed with lung cancer. He decides to make and sell methamphetamine to repay his medical debts and secure his family’s future.

Season 4 of Breaking Bad:
Gus (Giancarlo Esposito from The Mandalorian and Maze Runner) tightens security at the lab after Gale's (David Costabile) death. Gus and Mike (Jonathan Banks) work to drive a wedge between Walter and Jesse (Aaron Paul), seeking to coerce Jesse to be their solitary cook by capturing Walter while at the same time eliminating the Mexican cartel. Skyler (Anna Gunn) accepts Walter's meth cooking, and works with Saul (Bob Odenkirk from Better Call Saul and Nobody) to launder his earnings. Hank (Dean Norris), while recovering, tracks Gale's death to Gus and the drug trade. Gus releases Walter and plans to kill Hank. Walter tricks Jesse into turning against Gus, and convinces Hector Salamanca (Mark Margolis) to detonate a pipe bomb in the same room as Gus, killing them both.

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[sonofsam]

Nursing staff : here come the nice gentleman who always ask old Hector to look at him😌

[TheVulturis]

So nice of Gus to keep the elderly company in a nursing home, it must be a blast everytime he visits!

[JGT]

If you listen VERY closely, you can hear Nacho laughing

[goof]

Gus: “that young man shot Joaquin to death”
Jesse standing there: 😐
👕
👖

[shannonrutledge]

I think the actor who played Hector was extremely talented, using only facial expressions to convey his message of hatred.
He was so believable, to not have to say one word.

[jessepollack]

Gus was absolutely ruthless to Hector, but ironically enough Gus is literally the only person in that building who treats and respects Hector as an actual human being with moral agency, rationality, and self-awareness. Watching the staff talk to Hector like he’s a toddler is really hard to watch, because that is unfortunately how a lot of older people/people with disabilities are treated.

[rylu]

And just think, this was Gus's ONE mistake: letting Jessie see him torment Hector then Jessie telling Walter. It's was the only thing Walt had to use against Gus as a weakness, ultimately leading to Walter planning out Gus's death using Don Hector. Gus desire to make Hector suffer was his biggest weakness and it cost the both of them everything.

[mr.beaver]

Fun fact: there is nobody in the Breaking Bad universe who deserves this more than Hector ☺️ anyone saying something different has never seen the show.

[IAmNumber]

After BCS this scene is especially brutal. Hector cared about NOTHING in life except for securing his family’s legacy. Now all of them are dead and the only one left is him, stuck in a wheelchair, unable to do anything except think about how his singular life goal has been destroyed.

Gus really knows how to torment, lol.

[princessmarlena]

Hector must be screaming with rage, internally. A prisoner in his own broken down body, seeing his world around him crumbling, his family dead, and his archenemy mocking him. No sympathy for him, though. He knows what he did.

[bytgfdsw]

The latest episode on BCS made it even more painful for Hector — he tried to warn Bolsa and Eladio, but they scoffed him off. And now they’re all dead

[dedloop]

1:53 the way Gus stood up, it felt like he was going to smack Hector right off the wheelchair with that chair

[willdrbeast]

It’s satisfying to see someone like hector powerless after all of his terrible deeds get handed all this. If justice had a name it would be Gus in this instance.

[ciarancaulfield]

The dialogue in this scene still fits perfectly even without mention of Lalo, can't wait to rewatch both series

[Spongebrain]

Hector is obviously a villain and deserved everything he got but damn imagine being an old man and being told your grandson died and so will your legacy that you built 💀

[calebsankey]

Crazy to think that if Jesse didn't walk in on this, Gus would still be alive

[pradman]

Gus was stone cold sadist. He knew what family meant to Hector. In one of the earlier episodes Hector says "La Familia Es Todo". Gus took away "everything" from him.

[E-A-Z-Y]

Tuco 💀
The Twins 💀
Joaquin 💀
Lalo 💀
Hector 💀
Abuelita 🥰🍪

[aedificator]

At 1:57 it looks like Gus is contemplating hitting Hector with the chair

[arizonashane]

Like Don Eladio told Gus in the previous episode: "There's no place for emotion in any of this." Gus' hatred for Hector is the only instance in which he allowed his emotions to cloud his judgment, and it cost him his life.