Kuby
Vital statistics
Portrayed By	Bill Burr
Occupation(s)	Henchman
Status	Alive, Active
Episode Count	3
First Appearance	"Open House"
Last Seen	"Dead Freight"
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Kuby is a henchman for Saul Goodman. He was first seen working with Skyler White and later as an accomplice of Saul's bodyguard, Huell, who are referred to as Saul's "A-Team." He is the more vocal of the two and far more animated and seemingly competent.

Character history

Season 4

He first appears as a fake environmental auditor who forces Bogdan to sell his car wash to the Whites by having Skyler feed him lines through an ear-piece during his meeting with him ("Open House").

Kuby appears again when he and Huell confront Ted Beneke at his house in order to force him into signing a check to the I.R.S. to prevent Skyler from being audited, as she previously helped him defraud the federal government and can't afford the backlash while she's operating Walter White's illegal front company (the Car Wash).

After intimidating Ted into signing the check, he explains that he'll mail the check and then keep him hostage for a few days until the check clears. But Kuby and Huell are surprised when Ted makes a sudden sprint for the door to escape, trips on an area rug and crashes head-first into a wall, breaking his neck. Kuby and Huell believe Ted dead, and flee the scene.

Kuby and Huell report to Saul's office, explaining what happened as an "act of God," and confirming that they at least mailed the check. Moments later Walter bursts into the office and – assuming he's heard about the incident with Ted – they try to hold him back. Saul realizes that Walter has no idea and then tells them to leave. ("Crawl Space")

Season 5

Skyler visits Ted in hospital, where he is recovering from his broken neck. He pledges to say nothing to the authorities about Skyler, Kuby or Huell. ("Live Free or Die")

Kuby helps Walt, Jesse, and Mike stop a train carrying methylamine by pretending to have his truck break down on the tracks. He tries to stall as long as he can but a Good Samaritan pushes his truck off the tracks and offers him a ride into town. ("Dead Freight")