Wendy's Story | Breaking Bad & Better Call Saul
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Published 2023-05-20
00:00 - Wendy's Story
00:05 - Jimmy Picks Up Wendy
04:59 - Hank Questions Wendy
07:18 - Busted And Arrested
08:57 - DEA Interview
10:17 - Jesse Recruits Wendy Again
12:22 - A Bag Of Poisoned Burgers
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All Comments (21)
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Wendy is one of the most trustworthy people in BCS and BB. Not too many people can take on Hank in an interrogation room and not crack.
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Poor Wendy, they did a good job of portraying how people who are perceived to be inferior get used and treated as being disposable.
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I felt really bad for Wendy, she lives a rough life and gets taken for granted :(
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Remember when there was a theory going around that Kim would turn out to be Wendy later on? 😂
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It's sad how Wendy might have needed Kim's legal help but she stopped being a lawyer
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Wendy is actually pretty smart and knows how to survive and get by. I always feel bad for her.
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The first clip is such a great example of the duality of Kim's character. Offering to help Wendy with legal help, no charge. Seemingly out of the goodness of her own heart, out of sympathy, whatever. And the whole while making the offer while plotting to destroy Howard's life for quite literally no reason. Kim is such a fascinating, nuanced, multi-faceted character.
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Love when she recognizes Hank lmao
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Wendy completely turned the tables in the interview by recognizing Hank. Even causes some doubt in Hank's partner
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Hank was HORRIBLE to Wendy
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The way Hank treated Wendy in the beginning , really tainted how I saw Hank’s Every move.
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Poor Wendy, great actress and make-up folks. I like how they made her look a bit healthier and fleshed out in BCS vs. BB. Accounting for the years of drug use/hard living between the two shows.
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I love how he is a fat drunk talking about how cool drinking is and he lecturing about substance abuse 😂😂😂
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Gomies little "what?" Always gets me for some reason😅
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Thanks for this, I think about Wendy whenever I go by the motel.
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Credit to the actress playing her. It can't be easy to play someone like that!
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😂😂 that “what??” at 09:58 is perfect, I wish we could hear Hanks explanation after this sce
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Jesse was a genius in seeing qualities in people who were written off by the rest of the world: he was 100% sure she wouldn't rat while under police custody.
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The entire show Wendy never actually does anything, she only gets used, no courtesy and only ever as a means, with the odd thank you once or twice a year. Brutally sad :(
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hank is extremely comfortable talking to prostitutes especially telling them what to do
