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He is also a DEA agent. Jane Margolis Krysten Ritter Jane is Jesse's landlady and girlfriend and also a recovering drug addict. Mike Ehrmantraut Jonathan Banks Mike worked for Gus and is Saul's go-to guy when his clients get in sticky situations. He's the quintessential shady lawyer. Todd Alquist Jesse Plemons Todd is Walt's former lab assistant whose uncle's prison connections prove invaluable.

Tuco Salamanca Raymond Cruz Tuco is a meth distributor known for extreme violence. Walter White, Jr. Select your provider. Hollywood Icons, Then and Now. Share this page:. The Rise of Will Smith. Around The Web Provided by Taboola. Create a list ». Fan Cast: Stardew Valley. Actors in pop promos. Beautiful People. See all related lists ». Do you have a demo reel? Add it to your IMDb page. Find out more at IMDbPro ».

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Requiem for a Dream Mr. Scarface Shadow. Show all Hide all Show by Jump to: Actor Thanks Self Archive footage. Hide Show Actor credits. The spiked pills finally worked during a drug cartel meeting. Hector suffered a stroke but Gus saved him by using CPR. After learning that Hector could potentially walk and speak again, he discontinued Hector's therapy to trap him in his current state. Nacho was also forced into working for Gus as he was aware of his attempt to kill Hector.

With nobody to care for Hector, he was sent to the nursing home, Casa Tranquila. This is where he received the bell which he would use as his main form of communication as seen in Breaking Bad. It's very likely that Hector will reappear in Better Call Saul season 5 when it returns for in Kara Hedash is a features editor and writer for Screen Rant.

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After the events of Hector's collapsing, Bolsa reveals that Hector has had a stroke and the Cartel doesn't know when he'll be able to come back. Gus and Bolsa discuss how Hector's enemies will take the chance to move against the Salamancas and it could lead to a war that would draw the attention of the DEA.

Later, Nacho gets rid of the doctored pills he used to cause Hector's stroke, watched in secret by one of Gus' men, Victor. Gus sends his own doctor, Barry Goodman , to check on Hector's condition in the hospital.

Barry informs Gus that Hector is no longer comatose, but there is no telling when he's going to wake up or if he's going to be able to understand what's happening around him when he does so. Gus feels like this event got in the way of his plan to have revenge on Hector for killing his partner in the past.

Gus decides to pay a specialist doctor from Johns-Hopkins to come to Albuquerque and make sure that Hector will recover. The doctor later explains to Arturo, Nacho and The Cousins that they will start a treatment to try to stimulate Hector's brain by telling him positive things even while he's asleep. At night, Arturo and Nacho head over to the chicken farm to collect the next pickup of drugs, everything seems to be going well, but after the pickup is made, Nacho is held at gunpoint and Arturo is suffocated to death by Gus.

As Hector lays unconscious in the hospital, Gus foreshadows the future relationship between himself and Hector with a story from his childhood, when he caught a coati in a trap that had been eating fruit from a lucuma tree Gus had been nursing back to health. The coati injured its leg trying to escape, so Gus kept the coati captured and allowed it to suffer until its death, rather than doing the humane thing by euthanizing it.

Months later, Hector undergoes therapy to recover from his stroke under the care of the specialist. He is now able to communicate by tapping his finger, similar to how he would later ding his bell and purposefully knocks over a cup of water to stare at a nurse's butt as she cleans up the mess. After seeing the tape of the session, Gus decides to delegate Hector's care to someone else after the doctor suggests that with time, Hector could learn to talk and possibly even walk again.

Gus tells the doctor that they should "temper our expectations" while in reality plotting to keep Hector from recovering too much. Lalo gives Hector a bell as a gift. With his special treatment at the hospital interrupted and no one to take care of him, Hector is sent to Casa Tranquila. There, he is visited by his nephew Lalo and Nacho. Lalo addresses Hector, remembering an incident where the two of them burned down a hotel and tortured the proprietor for showing disrespect. Lalo goes on to say that he went back into the hotel as it was burning, and retrieved a souvenir that he has kept for years.

He presents the souvenir to Hector as a gift: the bell from the hotel's front desk. Lalo ties the bell to the armrest of Hector's wheelchair, allowing him to ring it for the first time, then speaks to Hector in private about "the Chilean" before leaving with apparent new orders from the Don. Lalo visits his uncle Hector Salamanca at Casa Tranquila and discusses Gus' mysterious new construction project. Lalo doesn't buy Gus' cover story about building a new chicken refrigeration facility and expresses disapproval that Don Juan Bolsa and Don Eladio Vuente seem to believe Gus.

An eldercare worker reminds Lalo to keep Hector hydrated and hands him a "very berry" flavored drink. He then adds liquor from a hip flask into the drink and serves it to Hector. Lalo tastes the drink but just dumps it out and serves straight liquor to Hector. Hector's life at Casa Tranquila.

As Lalo prepares to flee to Mexico, he visits Hector at Casa Tranquila and explains the situation to his distressed uncle and promises that he will have Don Eladio's ear and can make him sick of "the Chicken Man" from Mexico. Lalo assures Hector that Tuco will be released in eleven months and can take over then before reminding Hector that "family is everything. While Hector appears to be senile, fixated only on the television, he gradually reveals his mind is still sharp and he can ring his bell to communicate with his nephew.

After he sees Walt put poison in Tuco's burrito, he rings the bell prompting Tuco to give it to him instead thinking Hector wanted the bigger burrito , only for Hector to knock it to the floor and point murderously toward Walt. He gets Tuco's attention again after the meal by continually ringing his bell.

He communicates that he does not trust Walt and Jesse, and Tuco drags Jesse outside, beating him until Walt admits they tried to poison him. Tuco is then killed by Hank Schrader , who was searching for Walt and accidentally found Tuco's hideout.

Although Walt and Jesse escape, as a result of this encounter Hector learns Walt's name and what Jesse looks like; Tuco had read their names out loud to him off their driver's licenses, and showed Hector a picture of Walt's family " Grilled ". As the investigation into Tuco's death continues, Hank and Steven Gomez bring in Hector to see if he can confirm that Jesse was present at the shooting since his car was discovered there.

Hector proves he is still cognizant of his surroundings by ringing his bell to simple questions, but when asked if Jesse was there he simply voids his bowels. Afterward, Gomez explains that Salamanca is an "old-school gangbang Mexican" who spent 17 years in prison without once cooperating with authorities, and they will get nothing from him even if it would incriminate Jesse " Bit by a Dead Bee ".

With no one to take care of him anymore, Hector is moved back to Casa Tranquila. He is then visited by his nephews, Marco and Leonel. Familiar with the routine, they procure an Ouija board from a pile of board games and Hector uses his bell to spell out the letters of the real name of the meth cook the cartel knows only as "Heisenberg", the man that killed their cousin Tuco: Walter White. Juan is clearly uncomfortable in the same room with Hector and his family, and it is only due to Hector's ill health that he agreed to mediate.

He explains to Gus that Don Hector Salamanca saw Tuco as a son and groomed him to take his place in the organization and that Walt's betrayal of Tuco has earned him a death sentence sanctioned by the Salamanca family and the Cartel—an assertion Hector emphasizes with one ring of his bell.

When Gus says that he needs Walt alive for the time being, Hector angrily rings his bell many times " I. Gus eventually leads Marco and Leonel into trying to kill Hank instead of Walt " Sunset " , but he anonymously warns Hank about the upcoming attack one minute before their arrival, so Hank has enough time to dispatch both brothers " One Minute ".

Marco dies instantly, Leonel is seriously injured and taken to the hospital, where he is finally put down by Mike Ehrmantraut on Gus' orders.