#nohobal with cristobal

[meep-meep-richie]

So if Hank went along with the legit sand business immediately; Cristobal would still be alive?!

[twobabkas]

Noho Hank and Cristobal Sifuentes in BARRY 4.01-4.04

[nancyspungensdungeon]

All of NoHo Hank's pop culture references in Barry (2018-2023)

[themarionette-theporcelaindoll]

[lethargix]

i think this was literally the only way they could get him out of their house

[pintsofguinnesmakeyoustrong]

havent seen enough appreciation for literally the funniest bit in the show

[lousolversons]

Cristobal + NoHo Hank in S4E01 + S4E02 of BARRY

[k7ino]

amor eterno.

[squidwardstikiland111]

what kind of sick and twisted joke

[thwipped]

"It wasn't supposed to happen."

"It never is."

[meep-meep-richie]

´He was the love of my life.´

[twobabkas]

3x08 —  4x04

[laniidae-passerine]

hbo writer’s room didn’t let Bill Hader have his dream nohobal sitcom sideplot so he decided he would give them all panic attacks in revenge and the audience was just collateral damage

[themarionette-theporcelaindoll]

*with a cigarette in my mouth* this isn't my first time where the bald one in my ship might inadvertly kill his bearded lover due to family loyalties

[lethargix]

barry (2018-2023) // textpost via starpeace

[nancyspungensdungeon]

Parallels between Barry season 2 finale and season 4 (series) finale

Berkman > Block (season 2 finale)

Barry

a text from Hank inadvertently draws Barry to where Hank and Fuches are (monastery)

Barry, having not killed anyone for a long time, flies into a rage and kills indiscriminately

Fuches tells Barry he could save Gene by turning himself in, Barry refuses

Sally

Sally gets a massive acclaim of her acting performance

a performance based on Sally’s life (drama showcase) portrays an entirely black and white story which makes her out to be a “strong woman (tm)” who rescues herself without nuance of her and Sam's abusive relationship. It is not the truth of what happened

Gene/Janice

Gene is almost totally silent, displays little to no affect, even when arrested for Janice's murder

When they police try to get Gene to admit to killing Janice he replies genuinely "she was the love of my life"

Cops think they have a break in the case of who killed Janice (Chechens). It's not the truth.

Fuches

Fuches gives a speech that brings Cristobal to tears and a realization (he and Hank love each other, despite trying to criss cross each other)

the last we see of Fuches he is running away from Barry with the Chechens, driving into darkness

Hank/Cristobal

During a massive shoot out, Hank hides behind a golden statue (Buddha)

wow (season 4 finale)

Barry

a call from Hank purposefully draws Barry to where Hank and Fuches are (nohobal)

Barry , having not killed for a long time, flies into a rage and is ready to kill (he doesn’t)

Tom tells Barry he could save Gene by turning himself in, Barry agrees

Sally

Sally gets a great reception for the acting performances she coached

a performance based on Barry and Sally’s life (The Mask Collector) portrays an entirely black and white story which makes her out to be a flat "damsel in distress" character who needs to be rescued by a man, without any nuance about her as a person or her unhealthy relationship with Barry. It is not the truth of what happened

Gene/Janice

Gene is almost totally silent, displays little to no affect, even after killing Barry

Cops think they have finally solved the case of who killed Janice (Gene). It is not the truth.

Fuches

Fuches gives a speech that brings Hank to tears and a realization (it was his fault Cristobal died, despite how much they loved each other)

the last we see of Fuches, he is walking away from Barry, unafraid, into the darkness

Hank/Cristobal

During a massive shoot out, Hank is shot and dies in front of a golden statue (Cristobal)

When Fuches tries to get Hank to admit to killing Cristobal, he replies genuinely "he was the love of my life"