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Warius

NACHO. STANDS. ON. BUSINESS.

CampEvolution

RIP Nacho. Did not live to see the BB era

Warius

Nacho reminds me so much of Jesse. He wasn't some innocent saint at the start of the story, but he just got dragged down to the pits of hell for people who don't care about him in the end. I feel like Mike's treatment towards Jesse gets a lot of context when you see his relationship with Nacho in the past

Dashed

One of my favorite characters Nacho rip

Outis

Nacho Varga’s arc in the show is hands down one of the best, such a brilliantly tragic character. The acting when he speaks to his father for the last time then sucks it up cause he realizes what he has to do is soooo heartbreakingly marvelous! Michael Mando knocked this role so far out the park! There was no other way out for him but in doing what he did, HE got to choose his fate. If he let the Salamancas do their worst, it would’ve been tediously torturous & as much as I hated to see him go like that, after fighting his damndest to survive, it was OH SO SATISFYING to see him stick it to Hector & steal the satisfaction from Hector. Him firing bullets into his lifeless body is just not the same & I love that for Hector. Mike as well makes the scene all the more heartbreaking. Even offered to bloody & bruise up Nacho himself cause unlike Gus’ other henchmen, he don’t get any satisfaction from doing so cause he actually respects Nacho. Put his life on the line to protect Nacho & his father, shared one final drink with him, gave him a subtle nod of respect for his bravery before his sentencing to death, it’s magnificent work! PS: Huell’s response to “The Lord’s Work” that Slippin’ Jimmy/Kimmy are doing, is all I have to say about their unfair, elaborate ahh scheme to bring Poor Howie down. They’re despicable. Another side note; the flower growing & the piece of glass Nacho used to take matters into his own hands, still there after who knows how long, like a memorial. Rest easy Nacho. Sooooo unfortunate he didn’t have plot armor like everyone else who’s in the parent show! 😫

David Guerrero

Bluebell flowers at the start of the episode symbolizes resilience and gratitude towards loved ones. The actor that plays Nacho real life dad passed away during filming this season. So, they decided to use those flowers.

MoniLove

The last look between Mike and Nacho was…ugh so heartbreaking. Michael Mando’s performance all the way through this episode, knowing it was his last, was *chef’s kiss* perfect.

Tomas Martishius

My favourite episode of the show on my birthday is insane timing

Elliot

Huell could bump into you and you would be missing your wallet and underwear afterwards if he wanted them haha.

Mark G

The "oil" in the tanker was a food grade organic compound (often used as a milkshake thickener....) The inside shots of the tanker were in a custom built interior in the studio, not the actual tanker we see in the field.

Fender Fox

The glass was from when gus dropped the glass at his chicken farm office, and nacho was looking into the garbage after gus and Mike went outside and Mike said I should be there tomorrow, I didn't notice the first few times I watched this lol

Jesse James

I'm pretty sure in both cases, it's father-I-never-had situations. Mike ends up meeting these young lad's, sees the error of their ways, tries to get em out, and in Nacho's case any way he don't make it, Pinkman barely makes it.

SixFeetUnderKai

It's crazy how the twins ended up having so much respect for Nacho. They shared their Salamanca blood with him, he had their backs during some hairy situations and they saved his life. So that look of shock from them when Nacho laid everything out was genuine. One of the only times they show any emotion.

Mark G

A bit of a stretch at the end, in my opinion, that Hector would be able to handle the recoil of the 'hand cannons' the twins normally use lol, maybe they brought along a little .22 caliber Walther 🙄😆.

Jess

Avery

Love this episode. Nacho's whole entire story was one of my favorites, if not my favorite, from the whole show

Nail Orhan

don’t forget his history with his son. We can assume his son shared some of the same qualities Jesse and Nacho had. Matty was a good person who tried to do the right thing instead of going along with the corruption around him. in s1 I believe mike tells a story about how Matty refused to take dirty money from his coworker cops until Mike convinced him to do it, which ultimately led to his death. That’s probably why Mike always had a soft spot for Jesse and Nacho despite their mistakes. I think he saw pieces of Matty in both of them and in his own way tried to protect them from ending up the same way.

Zak Lewis

Last meal gotta be ribs, potato salad with eggs, brown rice with soy sauce, egg rolls, wanton soup, fried chicken from Bojangles, also biscuits from Bojangles. Mac n Cheese cooked with a sliced up ham steak in it and bread crumbs on top. I can think of more. Dare me!

Arthur Mitchell

That’s exactly how I’ve always seen it, I think Mike also thought in the midst of the chaos nacho could run whilst Mike took out the rest of them, his face of sadness afterwards gets me every time

Jake

Nacho saying bye to his dad 😢 Such a sad scene, especially knowing what will happen next.

Warius

True! I broke my boy. I made him lesser. I made him like me.

Harley

RIP Nacho. Finally free.

Jake

Makes you wonder what Nacho couldve done differently to prevent this. Nacho was a dead man when Gus involved his dad. He had to play Gustavo's game. Even if the hit on Lalo had been successful, there is no way Gus wouldn't sacrifice Nacho to make himself less suspicious. Gus would've thrown his own mother under that bus.

Jake

Always wear double.