Hank Interrogates Mike | Breaking Bad (Dean Norris, Jonathan Banks)

Hank (Dean Norris) and Gomez (Steven Michael Quezada) question Mike (Jonathan Banks) about his role at Los Pollos Hermanos, but when they reveal Gus left $2 million in his granddaughter’s name, Mike keeps his cool, until he leaves, showing his anger.

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From Season 5, Episode 02: "Madrigal"

Breaking Bad follows protagonist Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a chemistry teacher who lives in New Mexico with his wife (Anna Gunn) and teenage son (RJ Mitte) who has cerebral palsy. White is diagnosed with Stage III cancer and given a prognosis of two years left to live. With a new sense of fearlessness based on his medical prognosis, and a desire to secure his family's financial security, White chooses to enter a dangerous world of drugs and crime and ascends to power in the world. The series explores how a fatal diagnosis such as White's releases a typical man from the daily concerns and constraints of normal society and follows his transformation from mild family man to a kingpin of the drug trade.

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[miotch]

"Mike? Michael?"
"Mr. Erhmantrout"
"Here's the thing Mike"
Hank can be pretty funny sometimes

[Run_GMD]

Mike just letting Hank and Gomez talk. Never talk when you can listen.

[TheSuperhomosapien]

Kalie was pulling the strings all along and let her innocent grandfather take the fall. That's cold.

[JGlennFL]

Hank was a great investigator and interrogator. He always saved his most damning evidence for the very end as the person was ready to leave.

[aaronmehaffey]

1:35 Amateur hour for Gomey here. Pulling the "easy or hard" play on a suspect who isn't under arrest is not only a toothless threat, but it reveals they have zero evidence to charge him with a crime. And they JUST established Mike is a former cop, so he would know that.
Read the room, Gomey. Know who you're playing against.

[DaScorpionSting]

Mike wasn't interested in talking about his son, and Hank didn't want to either

[Sheikh_Speare]

2:42 This was the moment when Mike Ehrmantraut realized that he was broke.

[kingbeauregard]

Turns out Kalie and Tuco's abuela were the masterminds behind everything.

[bobofthestorm]

Mike is the one working here. He is listening to what exactly they have on him. With all that information Hank just freely spews out, Mike can make the best move out of his situation.

[nnthayer]

0:38 “ Philadelphia.” After BCS you know the full weight behind that delayed response

[jessetorres]

Ever notice how anyone who asked Hank if they were under arrest/for a warrent for their arrest he never actually did; Jesse, Mike, Skyler?

[mmtthewkatz]

This scene almost seems to suggest that Hank and Mike could be seen as foils to each other even though they don't interact very much. Throughout the series, Hank often comes off as dimwitted with a serious side while Mike comes off as tough-minded with a gentler side. They both has a strong sense of right versus wrong, but Hank is agent of the law while Mike is the murderous henchman for a drug lord; by extension, they're both supporting characters, but Hank supports good while Mike supports evil. Finally, they both die accepting their fates, but Hank goes down defiantly while Mike asks to die in peace. Regardless, they're both very interesting characters that are often overshadowed by Walt and Gus.

[DJohn]

I love rewatching this series over and over . Every single character was top tier quality . Every last one of em… the acting in this show is second to none and I’m having a hard time even getting into other shows

[kiwiyaya]

i wanted more scenes where it was mike vs hank. it was so good

[Froschkoenig]

"It was at this moment 1:49, that Hank knew, Gomez fucked up"

[Kurbling]

The whole scene is very dramatic and serious, but Hank's cheeky "Maybe." when Gomez mentions Kaylee keeping some of the money always makes me laugh

[stellarwind]

Dean Norris is simply outstanding here

[chrinima]

Like a game of cat and mouse, the question is which is which .

[vaclav_fejt]

The possibility of her maybe keeping some of the money was an empty promise, wasn't it? The money was a product of illegal activities, it would get confiscated, cooperation or not.

[MerrStudio]

One thing that always baffled me in this dialogue is that it is literally IMPOSSIBLE for Mike to not hear about the news of Gus being a drug kingpin, since this information has been in the headlines literally from the day he died.