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Hank Exposes Gus's Meth Empire | Breaking Bad (Dean Norris, Steven Michael Quezada)

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Hank (Dean Norris) informs Steven Gomez (Steven Michael Quezada) and ASAC George Merkert that Gus (Giancarlo Esposito) is the head of a meth operation, presenting evidence that Gus's fingerprints from Los Pollos Hermanos match those discovered in Gale's apartment.

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20 Comments

@MovingPicsOfficial Creator 2 years ago Pinned

Have you ever turned someone in for a crime, big or small?

@eh1600 2 years ago (edited)

Hank throws Gus under the bus to cover his own meth business*

@solythe 2 years ago

loved how the show handled the slow burn of Hank actually being really fucking good at his job

@Rqblt 1 year ago

“Whats a vegan, doing at a fry chicken joint”

Gus: “our curly fries really are the best”

@kennethfharkin 1 year ago

Hank lays it all out to be met with skepticism, then he drops the prints on the table, meets their eye, and gives the subtle eyebrow raise and smirk at 5:02. Everything he laid out before was setup and he knew would not sell it so he held the prints to the very end. Perfectly written and Dean Norris absolutely sold it.

@adriansandoval2331 2 years ago

Hank was the one cooking this time

@styrofomo 2 years ago

It's genius that Hank is actually a great agent, maybe the best the DEA has. The only reason Walt got away with things as long as he did was because of his connection. He was in Hank's blind spot.

@woodysmith2681 2 years ago

Rewatched and how Hank doesn't reveal the fingerprint until the others say he's gone too far. He gets their denials out in the open, gets them to say there is no connection BEFORE he supplies the connection. Being able to undermine their denial of a connection also undermines any other doubts that they may have about the evidence presented.

@nannesoar 2 years ago (edited)

"so I asked my new girlfriend" lol hank

@simonf9160 1 year ago

R.I.P to the 20 Year old Temp that gave Hank information

@ScottGuidry-d8g 1 year ago

4:39 -- "except..." Checkmate.

@koala-ytt 2 years ago

Hank Exposes Gus's Meth Empire
Walt Explodes Gus's Meth Empire

They are not the same

@DaScorpionSting 2 years ago

In an alternate timeline, Walt meets Colonel Sanders himself at a KFC who runs a meth operation.

@genericwhitekidthesecond4330 2 years ago

What I like about this scene is how Hank is trying to set the whole thing up for them because he knows without going through the process of selling this there's no way they'd seriously consider it.

Really the fingerprints alone would've atleast gotten Gus questioned but he needed the extra step so that they'd be on the same wavelength about it as Hank is.

@jasoneverett 2 years ago

Hank pulled the old Columbo "Just one more thing...."

@yourignoranttube 2 years ago

The actor carried his Hank character like a boss. You can feel his curiosity and observation shining each time he appears.

@Piemanthe3rd 2 years ago

One thing I really liked about Hank was how he often came across as a brash goofball, always joking around or throwing out insults but when the time comes to put in the work, you realize how he got to where he is in his career: he's really good at what he does.