Better Call Saul S04E06 Clip | 'Gus's Sinister Story' | Rotten Tomatoes TV

Check out the new Better Call Saul Season 4 Episode 6 Clip starring Giancarlo Esposito! Let us know what you think in the comments below.

US Air Date: September 10, 2018
Starring: Bob Odenkirk, Rhea Seehorn, Michael Mando
Network: AMC
Synopsis: While Jimmy daydreams about reconstituting Wexler-McGill, Kim sets out to secure her own future. Mike puts a plan into motion for Gus.

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[varndeanpsych]

I want Giancarlo Esposito to read bedtime stories as Gus

[jpaulgettyproductions]

What a happy ending. He really wants to wait for Hector to recover. 10/10 on being a loving and gentle man.

[Beerbottles]

"A crippled little Coati. What kind of mammal talks to PETA? No mammal... no mammal at all. Last chance to look at me Coati."

[mikep]

"Cool story bro, I held one of my nephews heads underwater for a solid minute to teach my other nephew a lesson"

[chopsuey]

Incredible acting by Hector, should've gotten an Emmy solely for that scene.

[Superspy]

I love the way Gus goes “have you ever seen one?” And leans forward as if he was actually expecting a response

[izetyusein]

For his performance in this episode, Giancalro Esposito was nominated for an Emmy, and this scene is a perfect reason why.

[tonemerc]

Gus's downfall was taking Jesse to the Nursing home. Otherwise Walt would have never learned about his hatred for Hector.

[SuperNovaJinckUFO]

I love how all he says is "I kept it. It lived for quite some time." What the audience can imagine he did to it during that time is far scarier than any explanation that could have been added.

[Symmetryful]

This scene is so beautifully written. Gus has now revealed his true colours.

[xyhmo]

Even though the story began innocently enough, you kind of knew it would get dark.

[moxifloxi]

I’m so glad they both recovered from the explosion

[SheldonAdama]

I don’t know Gus, I have a feeling this approach will blow up in your face and make you half the man you used to be

[justinisorange]

It's haunting how all of hector's family talking to him doesn't produce any results but gus' voice helps wake him up becaue hector hates him so much

[patricioacevedo]

Just so you know, there are no coatis in Chile. Its not part of the wildlife, so this scene in my opinion makes even more mysterious the origins of Gus, who he is and what he did in his past

[chiyo-chanholocaust]

"Finally, I caught it, it showed itself, it was hungry...unfortunately the coati had a hidden bomb and blew itself and half my face up, I use prostetics to this day"

[connormac]

Gus wears the same dark blue suit as the scene where he got blown up

[HoustonSoto]

The benefit of being a prequel allows “Better Call Saul” to show Gus at the height of his power — as he’s slowly consolidating his empire and plotting his revenge. Since we know where his journey ends, this story can delve deeper into his psychology. They practically portray Gus as the devil himself. Even the way he’s lit and filmed in this scene. They mystify the character — and Giancarlo’s performance brings it all together.

[maverickcrow]

I theorize this speech is what healed Hector, you see, the doctor spoke on how stimulation of the brain specifically from loved ones, was key in healing brain damage, hate is very similar to love. Given how little love Hector had and how much hate he had, especially for Fring, I think this was what woke him up.

[dash]

1:36
"I watered it"
"Tended to it"
"I was born in it"
"Wounded by it"
"Nearly adopted the dark"