“You gangsters and your “justice.” You’re all the same.”
Season 6 Episode 9 Fun and Games: Gus attempts to smooth things over with the cartel, while Mike ties up loose ends north of the border.
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Its justice and revenge, for all their crimes
Good thing you already put this massive spoiler in another title or I'd be very upset right now
Pointless scene. Justice or revenge… the main point is some people are doing things that break society, and they should be stopped.
Vaas has been "Dead" several times… all just part of his ruse…
I wish Mike told his Dad that his son did what he did to protect his family and his father.
The last time we ever saw Mike in the Breaking Bad Universe…
Mike was a better father to Nacho Varga than his own father lol
This is what stuck in Papa Vargas craw.
That’s a straight up old school dad. Knew his son messed up and warned him many times, even with the thought of revenge he tries to steer Mike down a different path.
Clash of the Titans -1981- Calibos: "I demand justice!". Thetis: "Justice…..or revenge?".
Why is the volume always so f#@$'n low on these things?
In a sense, that’s why the death penalty persists. People want revenge that they confuse for justice.
Dude stop puting spoilers in the title
The only time Mike, written as the no-bs character, always brutally honest, is exposed as an hypocrite. He's no better than the other thugs of the cartel. And Nacho's dad saw through all of it.
thanks youtube for recommending me a video with a huge spoiler in the title from a channel i dont even sub to
Nacho's dad really should have been told that his pride killed his son.
I have never seen Mike show a shred of regret on this show ever, until this scene… brilliant acting
HEY MAN you should totally change the title of the vid. For some reason this vid popped up to my feed… Its a spoler man………… I have not finished the series
Ngl felt out of character for Mike to say that at 2:40.
Powerful scene.
The only lawful good character in the series
I legit thought this was the same actor who played uncle Felix from spy kids 🤣
Goddamnit! Spoilers! >:-(
"Your son made some mistakes; he fell in with bad people, but he was never like 'em. Not really. He had a good heart." Mike is simultaneously talking about Nacho and his own son here. Gives context to why Mike looked genuinely broken when Nacho pulled the trigger on himself. Matty's story has a lot of parallels to Nacho, which leads to a lot of self-discovery and reflection on the part of Mike as he transitioned from BCS to BB.
Such a brilliant scene. Mike has always been the wise criminal with a good heart. And I still think of him that way. But Nacho’s dad totally blew up Mikes “good criminal. Bad priest” philosophy.
Mike didn’t have to go there and left him not knowing about his son forever
perfect portrayal of how old immigrants show their disrespect when they are helpless. say a comment in their own language and give them the up and down look
Isn't justice just revenge? At least what we refer to as justice nowadays, Is there a difference?
The “I’m sorry my Spanish isn’t good” is a great yet subtle way to bring Mike’s character down a notch. Not assuming dad would have a moral qualm and assuming he doesn’t understand when he questions him. Shows that Mike is extremely airtight in his convictions and genuinely believes in them, to the point of stubbornness. Mike always thought he had a moral high ground over his coworkers and got issued a reality check here.
It’s a rare thing to see Mick loose a face to face but when it happens, you remember it.
I think this broke my heart
In a nutshell: Mike: "He died as mercifully and peacefully as possible." Manuel: "He's still dead because of your crap! Why should that matter!?"
We all could do with having a Dad like Manuel ❤
Its the fact in most movies/shows they show the father sacrificing himself to save his child, similar to what Walter did, but this hits different since the child sacrifices himself to save his old man…
Mike got the same treatment from the fans that Walt did in Breaking Bad; the 'badass criminal' aspect of them made a lot of people not only root for them as characters but want to be like them, to revel in the violent aspects of their nature despite how the whole show is about how those paths can only ever lead to dissatisfaction and disaster. Somehow people watched Breaking Bad and thought that Walt was 'the good guy'. In BCS Mike is clearly the most moral person among the cartel plot characters, but is also at the end of the day a violent criminal who lets himself get caught up in the cycle of 'one more job' until he can't back out and the situation gets beyond his control. And he gets people killed.
Mike's last scene in BCS, and a full circle moment. Mike went from the beginning of the show, where he was just the father of a son who was killed for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, to the man who turns a place into the wrong place.
i lived through an episode like that,i was never the same again because i lost my baby brother in the proses. LORD forgive me!
I like how Mike thinks his speaking of „justice“ is a language barrier when in reality he has a understanding barrier of the word itself
Kim and Jimmy breaking up in this episode is one thing
Seeing two Dads that both outlived there sons is another thing
Fun and Games was a heartbreaking episode
Ouch!