Best Of Lalo Compilation | Better Call Saul

Join us as we take a look at some of Lalo Salamanca's best moments in Better Call Saul. This guy means business!

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00:00 - Season 04 Episode 10 - "Winner" - Jimmy turns the page on his reputation, Lalo tracks a loose end in Gus' operation, and Mike is forced to make a difficult decision.
01:40 - Season 05 Episode 08 - "Bagman" - When a simple errand for a client goes sideways, Jimmy is pushed to the limit; Mike takes measures to contain the wrath of the cartel; Lalo gets an unexpected visitor.
03:55 - Season 05 Episode 09 - "Bad Choice Road" - In the wake of Jimmy's traumatic misadventure, Kim takes stock of what is important; Jimmy attempts to return to business as usual, but it's more difficult than anticipated; Gus and Mike set a plan in motion.
07:35 - Season 05 Episode 10 - "Something Unforgettable" - Jimmy and Kim make a sideways move that takes a serious turn; Nacho gets closer to the cartel than he'd like.

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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."

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[julians]

I always knew Lalo was a bad person, but the moment he became truly irredeemable was when he tapped the goldfish tank after Jimmy told him not to

[alexzcho]

The way he says "You love him!" to Kim, as if he is suddenly remembering that is something regular people do, is so telling of his character.

[hamsterhuey]

Lalo didn’t show up until the end of season 4 of 6 of BCS and wasn't in Breaking Bad at all, and he STILL immediately became one of the best characters in the entire series

[eb]

Lalo is one of those rare people, who would have succeeded in literally in 90 percent of anything he tried. The guy is like a maxed out video game character 😂

[etex_y]

Lalo is probably the most normal Salamanca to talk to and yet is the most psychopathic

[Huckleberry]

I love how lalo could have easily escaped through the tunnel but instead he decided like a boss to turn back and take the fight.

[henriquestealth]

He's the only Salamanca who can talk with people normally

[ComicalRealm]

Dude is scarier than Tuco. At least you knew Tuco was crazy. You just don't know when Lalo is gonna be crazy.

[Durwood]

I like how Lalo gains a whole new level of respect for Jimmy when he realizes he has a hot wife. And then he reasons out that she must love him, like he only understands emotions on an intellectual level.

[rainfall]

There is a physical cartoony aspect to him that I have never seen in tv history or at least in a serious tone, like the way he crawls so fast, jumps down from the ceiling and landing perfectly, another scene where he jumps from a cliff into Jimmys car. Its awesome

[ComicalRealm]

Lalo is like if you take Saul's charisma, Gustavo's brains and Mike tactical ability and mix it into one person.

[grimar]

"Tell. Me. Again" always gives me the goosebumps.

[TheGamingGalaxies]

Bad choice road is incredibly intense, you know Lalo knows Jimmy is lying, Kim is trying her hardest to convince him otherwise and I can imagine Mike is waiting for Lalo to take one step too far to take the shot, had me on the edge of my seat the whole time

[TheChosennn]

For me, Lalo is just flat out evil. The fact that he dared to fall from a ceiling and cause property damage to a beloved small business is just truly sickening

[elliottcoombes]

Kim thinking Lalo’s concerns about her knowing his business will be nullified by Spousal Privilege is one of the best examples of how far out of her depth she is with this cartel plot, but she still manages to save both her and Jimmy’s lives by the end of the season. What an impressive woman

[corbinmarkey]

Lalo is like every antagonist in BB rolled into one: Tuco's mania. Gus's tactical prowess and powers of deduction. Todd and Uncle Jack's cold bloodedness. And maybe most essentially, after the season five finale, the Twin's fixation on vengeance.

[sebdoesnothing]

The thing about Lalo is that unlike Gus, he's not a super composed polite mask that *then* hides something super cold underneath. Unlike him, his mask of relaxed friendliness and amicability is so blurred with his evil nature that you can never tell how much he's performing, and how much he genuinely is smiling while saying and doing awful acts. We never know *quite* what's going on in his head, and, a true Salamanca, I doubt he truly knows either: and it makes him far more intimidating.

[DwayneHicks]

What makes Lalo scary is how unpredictable he is.

[hfar_in_the_sky]

Lalo really did represent the best of the Salamanca's, didn't he? I mean, he's still an evil psycho and he still had that trademark Salamanca ruthlessness, but he had so much that the rest of them lacked. Unlike Tuco he knew how to be patient and not go ballistic at the slightest provocation. Unlike the twins, he knew how to be personable and put on the charm to get what he wanted. And unlike Hector he knows how to be flexible and adapt to unforeseen situations on the fly. You really get the feeling that if Lalo lived long enough, he probably would have become the head of the Salamanca family and would have truly elevated them

[slippinandrewofc]

RIP to the best villain Breaking Bad Universe ever had