Even if Gus hasn't prepared for what actually results in the attack, with both Hank and Leonel Salamanca surviving the skirmish and Leonel eager to reveal Gus' plot to Juan Bolsa (Javie Grajeda), Gus reveals his preferred result when he has Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) finish the job on Leonel at the hospital. He would have allowed Walt to work until his death, as promised. Then you've got a problem. Because he decides to do both for a key character in season 3, though, some fans are still confused by the character's rationale. Yes, I know. Jesse Pinkman : Instead, as the commenters on a recent Reddit thread debate point out, it is much more likely that he sees a shootout between Hank and the Cousins as being beneficial to his interests, no matter how it ends. One of the most chilling lines of the whole series is a death threat from Gus. Technical Specs. : By using our Services, you agree to our use of cookies. Gus had threatened to kill not only Walt, but his entire family. Leaving Gus & co. cooking happily ever after to the tunes of Crystal Blue Persuasion. The Real Reason Gus Put Out A Hit On Hank In Breaking Bad. Filming & Production The core of Gus' philosophy is minimize risk and stay in the shadows. Official Sites This is just season 3. afterwards, its a no, in exchange for jesses loyalty, he would have left him be. If they are successful at killing Hank, the Cousins may be held off long enough that Gus can get what he needs out of Walt, so Gus wins. If that was true he never would have hired Walter in the first place. This would simultaneously rid Gus of their menacing presence and focus the DEA's attention on the Salamancas instead of his own team.
He said that if Walt tried to interfere, that's when he'd kill his family. remember, Gale convinced Gus to find walter because he needed the experience, not because gus needed walters product. Of course Walt was going to get whacked, you don't kill your Cartel boss' employees against their wishes and not get whacked. Yeah this . | Hank was the one who actually killed Tuco in a season 2 shootout, so his demise should satisfy the Salamancas at least until Walt is no longer useful to Gus. And if that didn't convince Walt to stay away, we might've seen a different development in the sense that Gus would actually poison Brock and Jesse would kill Walt. You know that won't work. In that case, Gus wins even more. So I think Gus' terrifying death threat to Walt and his whole family is just that - a threat. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Gus' decision to help Hank likely does not stem from any warm and cozy feelings he has for the federal agent whose entire job is to snuff out his meth trade. Maybe it's just a matter of access Mike would undoubtedly have an easier time accessing Leonel than Hank but the fact that Gus sends his top henchman speaks volumes about what he wanted to happen in the first place. Press J to jump to the feed. Don't kill him. I will kill your wife, I will kill your son, I will kill your infant daughter. Gus specifically said that he had to deal with Hank now because of Walt's inability to do so after claiming he would. Gus was totally willing to slaughter Walt's entire family, I seriously doubt it's his paranoia i play. : Yeah but I gotta say he is also a business man of his word. Cookies help us deliver our Services. As things progressed, Gus did indeed change his mind and planned to kill Walt after became a liability.
I dont think Gus expected walter to ever to be a security threat either way though. But with Walter (and Jesse) antics , he was gonna have to kill him. Jesse wouldn't cook for Gus if something "final" were to happen to Mr. White.
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When it comes to the list of foes fans meet in the Breaking Bad universe, it's hard to imagine anyone shrewder than Gustavo Fring (Giancarlo Esposito), the successful restaurant entrepreneur who runs a thriving meth empire on the side. Gus trusted a dying Walter, and keeping tabs on him would be easy. "I will kill your infant daughter." Here you will find discussions and speculations about the show, pictures from the show, AMA's with the cast, and anything else Breaking Bad related. I think so, as soon as he had a replacement. with even a few cooks together gale probably would have been able to produce some grade of blue sky even if its not the 99%+, if anything else walters function was to train Gale, he was never a viable permanent solution. mike literally was about 2 kill him before jesse killed gale. Never would have even considered it, not with Gale's 96%. Hahah. I do think it was just paranoia.
When he looked at the coin jar for Walter's sickness at the dea office( before Walt because too risky), it seem he thought he was gonna die soon anyways so he could make the stuff, and Gale would take his place as lead chemist in a year or two without having to. In "One Minute," Hank Schrader (Dean Norris) is warned by a mysterious caller that two hitmen are coming to kill him, and soon the Cousins, Leonel (Daniel Moncada) and Marco Salamanca (Luis Moncada), show up and very nearly pull it off. They initially go after Walter White (Bryan Cranston), but since Walt is vital to Gus' shiny new lab, Gus turns their thirst for vengeance to Hank instead.
DO it. But a living and very paranoid walter was another matter. Look, I didn't do it. Walt would have been paid, had to leave peacefully, and just died that way. Company Credits
What the voice doesn't inform Hank is that it belongs to Gus, who has himself ordered this hit on the DEA agent.
Jesse didn't necessarily care about Walt's family, but I doubt that Jesse would've kept working for him if he found out Gus had Walt's baby daughter killed, given his sweet spot for kids, so it may have been just a threat. Shut up and cook for your millons walt! : Let Mr. White go. Jesse Pinkman Pay him off or fire him. : Well, the threat against Walt's life was just a threat, but maybe not the threat against his family. I think Gus' early plan was to have Gale learn Walt's recipe and replace him because Walt was going to die from his cancer. If he did, he would have a problem.
Gus is exceedingly cautious, has an impeccable ability to read people, and with one major exception, of course always seems to be 10 steps ahead of his enemies. : The Cousins are out for blood for the death of Tuco (Raymond Cruz) because for Salamancas, family is everything. So whenever Gus makes a decision to end or save someone, fans know there's a well thought-out reason for his move. Since Gus likely doesn't know that Hank has been disarmed over his personal attack on Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul), Gus may suspect Hank can handle the twins. Gustavo 'Gus' Fring The core of Gus' philosophy is minimize risk and stay in the shadows, and Walt was becoming increasingly erratic. Since Gus knows (or at least still believes) that Walt is doing it for the family, this would be good enough motivation for Walt to stay away. |
But he definitely made the order to have him killed. By warning Hank, though, Gus also makes a parlay bet that Hank might just kill the Cousins instead. Gustavo 'Gus' Fring | Walter White A subreddit for fans and critics of the hit television series Breaking Bad on AMC. If not for this heads up, Hank would surely be an easier target. So why would Gus send these assassins after Hank and then foil their attempt at the literal last minute? Gustavo 'Gus' Fring Release Dates
He said that if Walt tried to interfere, that's when he'd kill his family. remember, Gale convinced Gus to find walter because he needed the experience, not because gus needed walters product. Of course Walt was going to get whacked, you don't kill your Cartel boss' employees against their wishes and not get whacked. Yeah this . | Hank was the one who actually killed Tuco in a season 2 shootout, so his demise should satisfy the Salamancas at least until Walt is no longer useful to Gus. And if that didn't convince Walt to stay away, we might've seen a different development in the sense that Gus would actually poison Brock and Jesse would kill Walt. You know that won't work. In that case, Gus wins even more. So I think Gus' terrifying death threat to Walt and his whole family is just that - a threat. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Gus' decision to help Hank likely does not stem from any warm and cozy feelings he has for the federal agent whose entire job is to snuff out his meth trade. Maybe it's just a matter of access Mike would undoubtedly have an easier time accessing Leonel than Hank but the fact that Gus sends his top henchman speaks volumes about what he wanted to happen in the first place. Press J to jump to the feed. Don't kill him. I will kill your wife, I will kill your son, I will kill your infant daughter. Gus specifically said that he had to deal with Hank now because of Walt's inability to do so after claiming he would. Gus was totally willing to slaughter Walt's entire family, I seriously doubt it's his paranoia i play. : Yeah but I gotta say he is also a business man of his word. Cookies help us deliver our Services. As things progressed, Gus did indeed change his mind and planned to kill Walt after became a liability.
I dont think Gus expected walter to ever to be a security threat either way though. But with Walter (and Jesse) antics , he was gonna have to kill him. Jesse wouldn't cook for Gus if something "final" were to happen to Mr. White.
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When it comes to the list of foes fans meet in the Breaking Bad universe, it's hard to imagine anyone shrewder than Gustavo Fring (Giancarlo Esposito), the successful restaurant entrepreneur who runs a thriving meth empire on the side. Gus trusted a dying Walter, and keeping tabs on him would be easy. "I will kill your infant daughter." Here you will find discussions and speculations about the show, pictures from the show, AMA's with the cast, and anything else Breaking Bad related. I think so, as soon as he had a replacement. with even a few cooks together gale probably would have been able to produce some grade of blue sky even if its not the 99%+, if anything else walters function was to train Gale, he was never a viable permanent solution. mike literally was about 2 kill him before jesse killed gale. Never would have even considered it, not with Gale's 96%. Hahah. I do think it was just paranoia.
When he looked at the coin jar for Walter's sickness at the dea office( before Walt because too risky), it seem he thought he was gonna die soon anyways so he could make the stuff, and Gale would take his place as lead chemist in a year or two without having to. In "One Minute," Hank Schrader (Dean Norris) is warned by a mysterious caller that two hitmen are coming to kill him, and soon the Cousins, Leonel (Daniel Moncada) and Marco Salamanca (Luis Moncada), show up and very nearly pull it off. They initially go after Walter White (Bryan Cranston), but since Walt is vital to Gus' shiny new lab, Gus turns their thirst for vengeance to Hank instead.
DO it. But a living and very paranoid walter was another matter. Look, I didn't do it. Walt would have been paid, had to leave peacefully, and just died that way. Company Credits
What the voice doesn't inform Hank is that it belongs to Gus, who has himself ordered this hit on the DEA agent.
Jesse didn't necessarily care about Walt's family, but I doubt that Jesse would've kept working for him if he found out Gus had Walt's baby daughter killed, given his sweet spot for kids, so it may have been just a threat. Shut up and cook for your millons walt! : Let Mr. White go. Jesse Pinkman Pay him off or fire him. : Well, the threat against Walt's life was just a threat, but maybe not the threat against his family. I think Gus' early plan was to have Gale learn Walt's recipe and replace him because Walt was going to die from his cancer. If he did, he would have a problem.
Gus is exceedingly cautious, has an impeccable ability to read people, and with one major exception, of course always seems to be 10 steps ahead of his enemies. : The Cousins are out for blood for the death of Tuco (Raymond Cruz) because for Salamancas, family is everything. So whenever Gus makes a decision to end or save someone, fans know there's a well thought-out reason for his move. Since Gus likely doesn't know that Hank has been disarmed over his personal attack on Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul), Gus may suspect Hank can handle the twins. Gustavo 'Gus' Fring The core of Gus' philosophy is minimize risk and stay in the shadows, and Walt was becoming increasingly erratic. Since Gus knows (or at least still believes) that Walt is doing it for the family, this would be good enough motivation for Walt to stay away. |
But he definitely made the order to have him killed. By warning Hank, though, Gus also makes a parlay bet that Hank might just kill the Cousins instead. Gustavo 'Gus' Fring | Walter White A subreddit for fans and critics of the hit television series Breaking Bad on AMC. If not for this heads up, Hank would surely be an easier target. So why would Gus send these assassins after Hank and then foil their attempt at the literal last minute? Gustavo 'Gus' Fring Release Dates