Ted Writes A Check To Keep Huell Happy | Crawl Space | Breaking Bad

Huell and Kuby scare Ted into returning Skyler's money.

Season 4 Episode 11 Crawl Space: Walt takes drastic action to protect his secret and Gus; Skyler's efforts to solve Ted's financial problems hit a wall.

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Ted Writes A Check To Keep Huell Happy | Crawl Space | Breaking Bad

[edgerunner]

Gotta love how Ted was so against paying taxes he wasn’t even willing to do it with someone else’s money.

[mridultripathi]

"This is Huell, Huell are you happy?"
/-_-\ "Reasonably"

[joe]

Honestly, playing cards and watching movies with Huell and Kuby for a few days sounds great, Ted deserved it for trying to ditch them

[unknownvariable]

What I love about Huell is that everything he does is hilarious without trying to be funny or like a typical comic relief character.

[darthuchiha]

Huell being unhappy is reasonably a scary thought

[VanceChariot]

Ted needed to realize that sometimes, you Better Fuel Heull's happiness.

[GiftSparks]

It’s amazing how Huell doesn’t have to actually DO anything. He just has to APPEAR and scare the hell out of people.

[DelosWX]

I love how this is the perfect metaphor for Ted. A situation he created, although influenced by outside forces was still mainly in his own control, goes bad and he’s forced to face the repercussions, then when he tries to run from those problems he hurts himself so much more than if he’d just sat down and faced up the consequences.

[samc]

This is one of the funniest scenes in the show thanks to Bill Burr and Lavell Crawford. You can tell they're top tier comedians. Just perfect casting.

[andresraffler]

Honestly eating sandwiches and watching tv with Huell for 2 days sounds like the best thing ever

[unknownvariable]

I love how Huell is walking around picking things up like he owns the place.

[kyberbricks]

3:06 huell used his powerful telekinetic glare to immobilize Ted

[hepic]

3:07 are you telling me that a man happens to fall like that? NO! he orchestrated it! Teddy!

[sebdoesnothing]

A yang to every yin: if Ted wasn’t the most incredibly annoying person on earth, we’d have never gotten this scene

[Oddball.]

I'd pay him too, the man's a hero. He once saved a bunch of people from a burning church.

[Helgrind]

This is the moment where Ted Beneke became Hector Salamanca.

[variadi]

Ted tripping over the carpet and proceeding to hit his head while the oranges fall on him can't be not funny. Absolute comedy gold.

[jmanuelvillalobos]

Ted ran because he didn't have cable and knew they would be unreasonably unhappy.

[TheLewistownTrainspotter]

Yeah, I wonder what he's gonna tell the cops. "These two men invited themselves into my house and strongarmed me into writing a check to the IRS for the amount of money I owe them in back taxes"? 🤣😂

[smilinmenacediecast]

This is the moment where Huell became “reasonably.”