Because I was so moved by just the tragedy of it all and how heartbreaking it is. So, what a beautiful way to go out.Īnthony Carrigan: I had a different reaction. When Bill called and said, "It's the last season, and Cristobal's not going to make it,” I said, "I absolutely get that, and I'm just grateful to be here." And then for what it does to propel NoHo's character for the latter half of the season, Cristobal is still present in energy and vibrations. Michael Irby: To be honest, I was really okay with it, because Cristobal lived much longer than I ever thought he was going to.
Fearing his countrymen, Hank turns on his new friends, having them sucked into a sand silo, with Cristobal, accidentally, going down with them. But when the Chechens also return to the city, ready to regain their foothold, they tell Hank that he must side with them or die. Via a hilarious pitch at Dave & Buster’s, the duo convinced their enemies to join forces in a sand (yes, sand) empire. While the concluding scene of Sunday’s Barry, titled “It Takes a Psycho,” jumped ahead in time, revealing new circumstances for Barry ( Bill Hader) and Sally ( Sarah Goldberg), its most shocking sequence was the raw, emotional fight that led to Cristobal’s death.Īfter Hank saved Cristobal from his wife (and a panther) in the season three finale, the criminal rivals turned lovers were living happily ever after in Santa Fe-until Hank’s desires to reunite with Barry and become a kingpin brought them back to Los Angeles.
Sadly, that declaration from Cristobal ( Michael Irby) didn’t just mean the end of his relationship with Hank ( Anthony Carrigan).
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