Breaking Bad Season 5 Episode 13 'To'hajiilee' REACTION!!
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- Jesse and Hank come up with an idea to take Walt down. Walt hires Todd's uncle to kill Jesse. Here's our reaction to season 5, episode 13 of Breaking Bad.
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Here’s a post y’all can go wild on just to reiterate my views... I really enjoyed ranting about Walt btw.
Walter White is the star of this show. This is his show. Just like anything, the person at the top is going to get the most heat and the most attention. Speaking for myself, I put so much focus on Walt because he’s the star and this show is called, obviously, Breaking Bad. Never once have I ever said Walt’s decisions don’t make sense. Guess I was not clear enough in this video with my stance on him but the idea that anyone is safe around Walt is a joke. He will take out anyone he needs to do preserve his interest. Certain people obviously have a longer leash than others. Just because I harp on Walt as this bad dude (can’t debate that), it does not automatically give Jesse a pass for his errors. They do not make Hank’s actions OK. Loving the Walt and supporting his actions are not one in the same. I do not agree with most of what he does and he clearly has other options but I will acknowledge it wouldn't be as fun if he just took the money at the start and never started making meth. Obviously that's the show. Again, a broken record here, Walt is one of the, if not the greatest characters I’ve ever watched and it’s not for his good deeds, it’s for his character arch and amazing transformation. Is this clear enough for you? Doubt it... ha!!!!!! And anyone getting to this point, we will make a strong effort to watch as much as we can to finish up but we do not want to rush it... there’s so much to unpack, we want to make sure to do it right. -S
I love that you defend this. It's so on the money, but honestly, it's just been fun watching you guys on this journey. I've seen ALOT of Breaking Bad reactions and it's not even close, you guys have been the best. Nikki is a bundle of emotion thats so fun to watch, and both of you guys just GET IT.
Nikki & Steven React, 💙💙💙 You guys have explained that so many times- great character who’s a horrible person. It’s a shame that it continues, as you said previously, to go over people’s heads. This is a superb show that did its job in forming a wonderful villain- as we know, the best villains are not one dimensional, which is why Walt is so fun to watch in action. He’s a fully formed bad guy. Such an enjoyable viewing experience with all of the ups and downs of the emotional roller coaster we are put on. I hate Walt as a person but love him as a character, regardless of how I feel about others on the show. Side note: The first time I watched the show, I rooted for Walt until the very end, no matter what he did. Rewatching has changed my perspective. I have a complete appreciation of the character’s development and what Vince Gilligan has done, not just simply rooting for the underdog anymore. This show is a masterpiece.
Edit: After reading some of these comments, sheesh. Some of the condescending, swipe-taking, covert insults... it’s so unnecessary. To think, this all began because some were upset or even outraged that Nikki & Steve expressed reactions of disgust, anger or disdain for Walt and some of his actions. Then Nikki & Steve ‘had to’ defend or explain their feelings about it... repeatedly. Many seem to forget that the original outrage towards anyone was of those who questioned “how can you not love Walt?” followed by various explanations and justifications of Walt’s actions. All the time, Nikki and Steve maintained that they love the character of Walt but not the person that Walt is. It’s so disheartening to see that we can not all just express our opinions civilly, have productive discussions that don’t include belittling each other, and/or just agree to disagree. Sad.
Also, the idea that some feel like Nikki & Steve are taking an “I’m morally better” high ground for stating their feelings about a fictional character, is absurd.
even though i don't agree in all your opinions, but one thing is for sure i have fun watching your reactions.
Lol ..no need to clarify we get what you're saying and it totally makes sense, but it wouldn't be much fun if there wasn't some sort of debate over it. A little back n forth is fun and the interaction has to be good for the channel. Also a lot of us are watching this for the second, third, maybe even fourth time if not more ...so we pick up on things you probably forgot about or glossed over ..if u ever decide to rewatch this series you'll find yourself cutting Walt a little more slack. But yes Walter white broke bad ..hes bad
The thing is that this show is in the same vein as goodfellas or the godfather, its not a show about redemption or being good, its a show about criminals, but whats so great about it, is that even when the show is full of bad guys (jessie, walt, mike, you name it) that cant get redemption for their actions (there's no way to excuse the killings, the narcotrafic, the destruction of families, there's not) they are still so likeable that we want to defend them and think they are good inside, I think the best way to really apreciate the final chapters is to understand that even if the characters are not good, they are not monsters, they are humans and even if we dont agree with what they have done (we cant agree obviously) try to walk in their shoes for a moment, and we'll see just how amazing this how is
Jesse said it last episode to Hank "whatever you think is gonna happen, the reverse exact opposite will happen"
Derek Hayes fuck I never noticed that
“He is the DEVIL himself”🔥
“He’s smarter than you, he’s LUCKIER than you!” Sooo true. Luck has always favored walt’s boldness
It's been like that since the Beginning though if you think about it the way he manages to to convince people that would kill him or beat the shit out of him to accept bigger deals and paying more money to him and you can just see on Jessie's face like every single episode how the fuck is he managed to do that and that's Breaking Bad in a nutshell 😂
@@epicmonkey6663 The dude know how to cook meth and survive 😂😂😂
This all could have been avoided if Hank hadn't decided to take a shit in Walt's toilet on that fateful day.
So the REAL reason Walt got caught was because of bowel movements...damn. Imagine sitting in Prison thinking a bowel movement got you caught after all your perfect clearing up after yourself
I know! I can’t believe how stupid Hank is! Unbelievable! I’ll never forgive Hank for this.
It's sad that this is actually some people's argument when it comes to nothing being Walt's fault. 😂
This all could've been avoided if Walt wasn't such a little bitch and stayed with Grey Matter so he could easily afford his cancer treatment when he eventually got it
NPC #897902 fucking shit winds Randy.
It’s the way she goes
Steven: "That's exactly how you kill someone you love."
Nikki: glances suspiciously at Steven
I fuckin love your username/profile pic mix
😂😂
🤣🤣
I like how when Walt was being arrested, before Jack showed up, the only thing Walt was looking at was Jesse, and calling him coward, he didn't care that he was going to jail, he only had pure hate for Jesse at that point. Amazing episode and the end is nigh.
He probably felt betrayed. At least now he knows how everyone else in his life feels
Well, it was pretty easy to hate Ratface in that moment.
@@mv28 Walt should've seen it coming. He poisoned a little kid and all.. And also manipulated Jesse. He manipulated a lot of people in the show. He shouldn't have been surprised if anyone turned on him
@@AmateurAnimator some people are just plain stupid to defend his actions at this point tbh. 😂
@@AmateurAnimator jesse was garbage from teh start walt was a criminal yes but he was better man than jesse same goes to mike , mike was piece of garbage too an assassin for drug lord yet so many idiots were sad at his death because of what he had a grand daughter ? in the end walter was better than mike and jesse don't know why people hate walt lol imean sure he was a criminal but all the people he killed were in drug buisiness they had it coming as for that kid he did it for the best situation to get jesse on his mind
This is all Huell's fault for taking Jesse's weed
lol
Marijuana (finally) kills!
we could say the same thing for Jesse for not talking to Walt and pretending he was burning his money, and it's also Walter's fault for bringing those criminals to Hank. Everyone is responsible of Hank's death...
@@TheNaughtyFrench We can go even further back and say that it's all Walt's fault for not taking the Methamphetamine deal. 5mil for each, that would have been a great out.
Yes villain
I don’t know how you don’t just watch 14 right afterwards. I truly don’t.
Yeah, they'd be super self controlled if they haven't. I couldn't not...
Right? I wouldn't be able to handle waiting. But they explained their reasoning in the community tab and I understand why.
They probably did, theyll just upload it ona later day
5 more days 😂😭
I really hope they did and we get a surprise drop this weekend 🤞🤞🤞🤞
"i pistol whipped that melon he calls a head" Why'd Jesse have to roast Huell like dat😆🤦🏻♂️
To get Walt's money.
LucasTJ i know i was just joking lol
🤣🤣🤣
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD. DO A PART 1 AND 2 OF THE NEXT EPISODE. IT IS SO WORTH IT.
So much this.
Yes,. it's Ozymandius right?
(Please forgive me if I spelled it incorrectly).
2 parts means they can show more,,,,. right??
@@coolbreez1214 its ozymandias and showing more its why i ask to be parts 1 and 2 ;)
@@raqrod1606
Thanks for the reply.
I wasn't sure how it worked, but I kinda thought that (just recently noticed that)
Also I wanted to bring some attention to that point (2 parts means we get to see more). I was trying to support your idea.
I hope they do that.
Hell Yeah to this!
Walt didn't know Jesse was working with Hank..... which is why he called it off. He never knew Hank was involved.
Nikki's face after Steven said "That's exactly how you kill someone you love." lmfaooo
She's gonna sleep with one eye open now.
@@Jeremy-jm3fe Gripping her pillow tight.
Breaking Bad. The show Game of Thrones couldn't beat at the Emmys.
After GoT went off book the writing went to shit and all they've been doing these past two seasons is exploiting fan service by reuniting character and having cheap moments for claps and laughs. It's not bad per say but its somewhat disappointing. Whats been done to Tyrions' character is just tragic. The only scene that feels like its meaningfully moved a character arc to completion is Brienne getting knighted by Jaime last week. That shit almost got the waterworks going.
@yurimainhim no, its not like that at all. google it, a lot of news about how limited grrm role in the series is now and was even at the time they followed the book
@@MrMeddyman Odd response to a statement pointing out that GoT never beat Breaking Bad at the Emmys. The seasons that it was competing against Breaking Bad were the early seasons when they were still going by the books. GoT Emmy wins didn't start rolling in until season 5 and beyond, around the time it started exploring past the books.
@yurimainhim Uh... no he doesn't. Not anymore. Not for years.
@@lyrensynIt's off topic I know. I'm just frustrated with the change in tone of the show. I'd rather wait till I'm 50 and GRRM finishes the series, than watch what I think is a marked drop in quality that hurts an otherwise near- perfeect show. Hell even Season 6 was off books and the writing was still solid so I don't think its an excuse. I'm a fan of the show but they leaning WAY too hard on fan service rn and in season 7 imo
Remember back when Krazy 8 said "This line of work doesn't suit you, Walter. Get out before it's too late"
I've never heard the phrase, "I'm a hot little potato" before and I'm dying hahaha
I've heard it before but it was a female saying it.
The expression is “hot patootie” (See Rocky Horror song by Meatloaf, “Really Love That Rock and Roll”
@@UFC16 'a female' what are you an alien scientist studying the human race ? just say a woman, freak
Jesse turned on Walt. What kind of man talks to the DEA?
No Man
Written during the pause.
I love this show. It creates conversation, more than any show ... ever?
you're right... Jesse had absolutely no reason to turn on Walt
@@NikkiStevenReact It again proves that Jesse was never cut out for this kind of life. Look at what Gus did to Tio, and he STILL didn't go to the DEA.
@@NikkiStevenReact
Now *I* feel like you're messing with *me* 😉
My reply is...
Maybe he did, maybe he didn't. I honestly don't really think he did. Did Walt have a reason to trust, that Gus wouldn't kill *him* ?
No *man* talks to the DEA.
That's part of this world. Walt is learning how to live in it.
It's a world of monsters.
Thanks for the reply, sincerely. It's nice to feel like I'm being heard.
@@NikkiStevenReact
After everything I have said, I honestly do appreciate you engaging with us.
@@itsndotdiggz
Yeah, I agree.
But, go after Walt alone, like he did in season 4.
I guess, I'm saying Jesse should have pulled the trigger. Or, just move away and start his life over.
That, was really his best move. (Especially as a million aire)
Walt called off Uncle Jacks crew because he saw Hank. He never wanted to kill Hank or Jesse, but Jesse had become a “problem dog”. He had become an issue once he threatened Walt by “getting him where he really lives”.
Jesse was like a son to Walt so he was in no way justified ordering a hit on him.
@@kiranolan7104 he was totally justified. Walt tried everything to talk to Jesse, Jesse basically said he was going to go after Walt so he had no choice but to kill him.
@@poluticon why would Jesse believe walt at this point? All walt does is manipulate Jesse, through his loved ones or his emotions.
Yes. I also have eyeballs and a brain
@@kiranolan7104 jesse literally almost burned his house down
In the previous episode Walt didn't want to kill Jesse, he tried to avoid it, he genuinely saw that option as out of the question when Saul suggested it and when Skylar suggested it, he legitimately did think he could talk to Jesse and 'make him see reason' but when Jesse responded to this suggestion with a vague threat that, at least at that point, was thought to potentially involve Walt's family or going to the police or his money or whatever, he felt he could no longer risk having an unhinged emotionally charged Jesse around potentially causing him real problems, it is only at this point that he reluctantly accepts what both Saul and Skylar suggested as the only practical option.
I'm not necessarily defending Walt's actions just trying to provide the proper context. - the many comments that suggested you guys are overlooking the fact that Walt cares about his family and about Jesse, definitely were justified in making that point.
I think they’ve just tuned out to anything Walt feels now lol They can’t tell when he is genuine or lying anymore so they don’t bother and just consider everything he says as just being false and he is just the Boogeyman.
When the guy was laughing at Walt’s distress when Jesse was burning money, that was messed up because that money really isn’t for him it’s for his family.
@@Terin16 I'm pretty sure Walt's family doesn't need $80 million, let alone find some way they could even spend it. Remember back when $737k was supposed to be enough? So much for that.
this is pretty much what I was saying
@Barry Drew
sorry but this is a very poor representation on how I feel. You do realize Jesse wasn't actually burning his money, right? It was fun to watch him get played for the first time. -S
@@Terin16 Oh poor Walt, losing all that blood money he murdered and stole for. Real messed up of steven to laugh! Yall are ridiculous
im pretty sure walt wanted to just talk before jesse threatened him.
@A Google User it definitely doesn't
@A Google User, no, but it doesn't make him a monster the two of them are picturing him out to be either. Not towards the people he cares about, at least.
@FBI we got em
Hi!!!! At what point as either of us said what Jesse has done is OK? I will wait.
@@NikkiStevenReact maybe you should do a poll on this whole Walt thing after you finish the series. i suspect you'll see the fan base is split down the middle. problem is, how are you gonna word the question?
ABreathOfReason god i love you, finally someone who truly knows how walt is the actual character we should care and not fricking rat jessie, btw jessie was suppose to be killed in the first season
I still defend Walt. 😂 I’m not saying what he does is right. I just like the guy.
lol
I don’t either but I think he get too much credit on the downfall of Jessie
You love him because hes a sugar daddy lolol
Same.
Facts. He’s still my favorite character. He’s not a moron like Jessie
I love how you guys even overlooked the fact that Walt cancelled the backup to save Hank even it meant that his life is basically over.
last shadow except for that small fact that I mentioned that exact thing.
@@NikkiStevenReact
You really seemed to downplay it.
I guess I just can't believe y'all would have such little empathy ( not sympathy) after *everything l* .that's happened.
Everything is not Walt's fault. And Walt doesn't always make the "greedy" or selfish choice.
Why should Walt care about this man who treated him like a wimp (but a smart infemminit wimp)??
A:.because he knows his son loves him.
Like I said, you just *seemed* to downplay it.
@@ItalianStallion79 you suck feet leave
@FinalShineInc AMV's poo
@FinalShineInc AMV's give adderall to children when they can’t sit still for 0.0001 seconds
"oh my god that was the most intense shit ever" i have a feeling we'll hear that again before this over
Waiting for Steve's forever classic: "OMG THIS SHOW IS ABSOLUTE INSANITY"
All Hail the King Walter White
Still put Breaking Bad #1 on my list ahead of GOT, just something special about this show.
Edit: Oops did I just start a Breaking Bad vs. Game Of Thrones war 🥊 🥊😆😆
Not really
@@DaenerysTargaryenTheQueen Please tell us when GoT achieves 4 entire seasons 100% on rotten tomatoes,oh wait,not possible.😆😆😆
@@karlgrill4665 Jesus you let RT tell you what you should think of a show/movie?
Think for yourself, don't be sheep
@@karlgrill4665 >hurrrrr durrrr my show is better than yours cuz it got 100% on Boughten Tomatoes hurrrrrrr
@@DaenerysTargaryenTheQueen theyre both phenomenal tbf, breaking bads finale is incredible . Lets see if GoT does better
I thought it was pretty obvious Walt needs to take a full measure with Jesse because he’s too dangerous for his family and making it so all this has been for absolutely nothing. Not just cuz he’s butthurt
pamowei berezi could have been either. Regardless it would have all been for nothing
totally see it from Walt's perspective... my point this entire time is that it does not matter if Walt cares for someone, he has a tipping point. Feeling or not, if you mess with his agenda, you die. And obviously other have a longer leash than others.
@@NikkiStevenReact "my point this entire time is that it does not matter if Walt cares for someone, he has a tipping point. Feeling or not, if you mess with his agenda, you die."
Then why didn't Walt kill Hank? Yea, your analysis of Walt is flawed.
Podcast Notes: To’hajilee
Guests: Director Michelle MacLaren; Writer Tom Schnauz (didn’t write this episode); Casting director Sharon Bialy; winters assistant Gordon Smith
1. This is _the cliffhanger_ everyone is going to be pissed at them for!
2. To cast people & protect script security, they send out fake scripts written by Gordon which are watermarked with the actor’s name. Many of those auditioning say the fake scripts are better than any other (real) scripts they see all year
3. Bob Odenkirk is the only actor in 5 seasons that Vince offered the role to & who didn’t need to read.
4. The head of Warner Brothers said that he just looked for actors who were used on BB to find people to cast for WB shows
5. Todd bringing Lydia’s lipstick on the cup to his mouth was not in the script - it was something Jesse Plemons (Todd) came up with
6. Gordon wrote most of the webisodes. You should check those out when you’re done!
7. That was kind of it? Other than that, it was mostly a recap of the episode and a mutual love fest
Michelle gets to do the cool shit. She directed the mass prison murders and the big wild west standoff/gunfight.
jmwild1 she’s so great! I know there was hear because lol of those bullets didn’t knock them down right away, but I think it’s a combination of a pulp fiction reference, and, if you look at certain angles, it seems the vehicles are more in the way than it appears at first glance
@Jessica The behind the scenes of the shootout are pretty cool. Lots of consummate professionals out there staging that scene so that it could be done as believably as possible and still safe.
He told them not to come 🤷🏽♀️ & was about to own up & everything.
The problem is, when you have run a meth empire and there is a lot of money involved, maybe you don't have the choice to be a good guy at the end anymore. Because the guys you are in contact with now make their own decisions, over your new wishes to be good, and you get entrapped in the whole bad network you made before.
You don't get a pat on the back and a gold star for putting out a fire you started.
I can defend walt:
He called the hit off but they still came.
27:03 Steven said he doesn't want to hear that particular argument, so i don't think they're really open to having their minds changed about Walt.
@@SmokeRingHalo well not wanting to hear arguments means opinions have no value
that's because Walt isn't and will never be their boss. They were mercenaries. They only follow Money's order
You don't get a pat on the back from starting a fire and then putting it out. That's not how this works.
Robert Selagon well said... very well said.
Let them have their opinions guysss...I disagree with them almost every reaction, but they're genuine and thats why I think we keep coming back. Can't wait for next one, Nikki and Steven.
Btw, I think Walt teared up, not because he felt betrayed by Jesse, but because He found out Hank was there. He didn't know Hank would be with Jesse....but that's just me.
Yep. I think that's the writers motives around the last seasons. Even though walt is a fucked up dude now they wanna make it a point he still cares for family and Jesse in the end.
But he still knows what has to be done when putting the hit out on Jesse, but he wouldve never killed hank. He had many chances to let that happen and didnt.
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@@xoPanchitaxo pretty sure it's canon that Walt only called the Skinheads because he legitimately thought that van was bringing Jesse and a bunch of hitmen to get him.
@xoPanchitaxo
Like I said in the video... show me something. He loves Jesse that he had no other choice but to put a hit out on him.
Nikki & Steven React jeez🤦🏻♂️...he literally tried to talk and just ‘talk’ to Jesse in the last episode,but after that threat...
he threatened to kill his family of course he would try to kill him now thats the one thing he truly still cares about
Content TV perfectly proving the point I’ve been trying to make.
Omg mom and dad responded
I don't think anybody smart would legitimately try to argue that Walter is really a good guy at this juncture but he's certainly not simply some grand evil entity with no conscience or morality, he still has one as twisted and decayed as it may be and he is still human as corrupted as he may be.
Not much in this show is black and white, and that includes Walter's character, just like Jesse or Mike or even Hank aren't simply and plainly "good", regardless of whether you feel they are the "good guys".
If you just let your disgust of Walt's actions take control you can easily miss (and it seems that you do) so many of the extra nuances that make him such a complex anti-hero. I totally understand why you hate him, I did too but I think you might be letting it get to your head a little and you end up dismissing some of the things that make him such a compelling character.
like what? him crying at sitting on the rock? screaming for the firing squad to stop? pleading to jesse while driving 100mph to meet him? I made it very clear in this video that I do not think Walt is a black or white character. Man, I must really need to work on my communication skills.
Well said bro this is exactly true
No villain is black or white. Every person who does good or terrible things rationalizes it in the moment.
😉👍. Well said. Good points.
@@NikkiStevenReact
Actually it seems , as lovely as she is, Nikki really hates Walt. I think it's over Brock.
Also the motorcycle kid.
I don't blame Walt for the kid. However, I do concede, it didn't bother Walt, as much as it bothered Jesse.
But, Mike really didn't seem, devastated either.
I hope you have a great day.
Guys Jesse was literally going to burn his house down an episode a go. Now he's threatening him even more. I love Jesse but I understand what Walt was going to do.
So? That's a very bad argument. Walt put Jesse in this situation. Jesse is just fed up and defends himself.
@@kuhpunkt and Walt is responding to that. He wanted Jesse gone, Jesse didn't leave and only didn't burn the house down because Hank stopped him. Walt wasn't planning to kill him until Jesse called and threatened him again.
Jesse didn't leave because of what Walt has done.
@@kuhpunkt if it wasn't for walt gus would have whacked jesse, that's a fact.🤣🤣😂
So what if Jessie burned the house down. That's what house insurance is for.
Walt thought Jesse was trying to kill him and truthfully Walt could had kill Hank and his partner if he wanted to and finally Walter has been saving Hank life since season 3
Hank almost getting killed in season 3 was caused by Walt's decision to cook meth.
@@quark1153 What a stupid argument. Hank voluntarily works for the DEA: his life is always in danger to some degree. What, no one would ever try to kill him if Walt didn't start cooking meth? He almost got blown up in Mexico, or was that Walt's fault too?
@@meta4four I was replying to the note that "Walter has been saving Hank life since season 3". Also, assassinating a DEA agent in the states was off limits even for the ruthless cartel brothers, until Gus gave them permission (only because he needed Walt, not because he wanted to kill DEA agents).
When did Walt save hank's life in season 3? He's saved it once. Walt being in the buisness put him in more danger tbh
"Todd is such a polite psychopath."
I think that's called a sociopath....
Squirrel they’re effectively the same thing.
Who's Todd? Are they talking about Meth Damon?
Oh he’s a psychopath proven later
😂👌
@@Henipah effectively NOT the same thing. One is far less severe than the other, and that carries profound implications
I don't think anyone is defending Walt. He is a monster. However, I would defend him caring for Jesse and others. He's not a total psychopath devoid of genuine deep feelings for others (sociopath probably). It's not that black and (Walter) white.
A lot of people do defend him unfortunately. I’ve seen some incredibly stupid comments about him and how everything he does is for his family 😂
Then you should read the comments more thoroughly.
The comments are littered with rationalizations. And that's all they are, attempts to rationalize the immoral and inhumane actions of a character that have led to where he is now.
@@MoonageDaydream. He did do everything for his family. His naive view of the drug world at the beginning put them in danger, but his intentions were good (at least originally). Hank is the one who chose to destroy the family for his own ego. Hank is the villain at this point in the show.
Aram Fingal lol wtf?
The show makes you root for Jesse alot at this point but you have to look at a few things out of Walts perspective too. He is a terrible person, no doubt. But he is not like some people say a heartless maniac who fully turned into 'Heisenberg' and doesnt care about anyone but himself. Throughout the show he saved Jesses life so many times. When everyone else like Gus, Mike or Saul and others wanted to kill him Walt refused and protected him even though he couldve just dropped him (Same kinda goes for Hank, people wanted to kill him but Walt never saw this as an option). I mean, Walter literally killed other people to not save his own but Jesses life. Also after he met Janes Dad at the bar he drove back to him, he ditched Gale in the lab and many other things all because he truly cares about him. But now after he tried to reason and explain Jesse why he had to do the things he has done and Jesse still wants to 'burn him to the ground' he got no other choice.
Also the scene where Walter tries to explain Jesse on the phone why he had to poison Brock is interesting. Walt did this because it was the only way to win Jesse back, who he needed on his side again in order to kill Gus who threatened Walt and his family. While most people would say the morally right thing that it was wrong to poison him, i bet if people really were in Walts position and feared for their familys life 99% would do the same.
Im sorry for my english btw, im not a native speaker. It just bothers me a little when people hate Walt so much, without taking his perspective into consideration. As i said before, he is a terrible person without a doubt, but in my opinion alot of the things he did had a good reason and he is not the egomaniac who only cares about himself that people take him for.
Other than that, great video as always, Im excited to see your reactions to the last few episodes!! :)
>Im sorry for my english btw, im not a native speaker.
Lol. Sounds better than a lot of Americans I know.
@@alexanderholzer7392 Not gonna lie, it took me about 15mins to write this small text, because i often think some phrases sound weird or i use the same words too many times.
Thanks for the compliment though!
@@nitro2358 I understand, I speak German and, to a lesser extent, Russian, and I'm the exact same way with them.
Nitro - I understand that Walt has been forced into these horrible decisions somehow (although not entirely, he could have saved Jane, he could have gotten out a few times...) but that's the point: You make the first bad decision, to make meth and get involved with Tuco, Gus, etc. and even wanting not to be too bad, you end up being bad and worse and the worst, because of the entrapments you get yourself into.
An important point to consider is that the vast majority of decent people would never get into "Walt's position". Because in the first episode, they wouldn't have decided to cook meth. And even if a few of them would have chosen that path, there were other points in time when Walt decided to continue and advance his criminal career instead of quitting. Getting into some sort of "point of no return" later with Gus was a result of his deliberate decisions. So looking from "Walt's perspective" is becoming less and less tempting throughout the show.
It actually bothers me a little that some people have so much understanding for what a criminal (and no doubt a "terrible person") has to do in self-defense, to provide for his family (who suffers from his actions as well) and to save his criminal friend (who he originally had blackmailed into becoming his partner).
Walt is the King of the kings, Jesse was the Prince until he turned snitch. My opinion mmkay.
It’s like you guys didn’t just hear last episode the phone call Jesse made to walt.. if Walt said the same thing to Jesse you’d be losing your shit on him but if anyone else acts like that it just blows over
Ali they’re ruining what could be a great time
Do you realize that if Walt just turn himself in it's over ??? Do you realize that he litteraly ALMOST killed an innocent child just to justify his ego-power trip against Gus ??? Like Jesse was LEGIT manipulated since almost Day 1 and y'all are talking like their hatred for Walt is not justified. Get your priorities straight guys. I can understand you root for the main character or whatever but don't argue with those kind of arguments lmao
@@AirPlaine70 If walt turned himself in there wouldn't be a show...
@@AirPlaine70, Walt is dying, he said himself he would never even see the inside of a prison - the only thing he would accomplish by turning himself in would be ruining the lives of his wife and children, who would be treated as involuntary accomplices at best and would never be able to make use of the money he's earned for them.
I think that people who criticize Walt so much on everything, never got the full spectrum of situations going on since the beginning. This show's thematic goes way deeper than what they decided to put on camera.
10:52 ??????? Jesse literally just threatened walts entire life. "getting you where you really live". Jesse doesn't want to talk all he wants is revenge. Walt is taking a protective measure. I don't understand how this is the line you see walt crossing when I think killing mike FOR NO REASON is WAY worse. The rabid dog analogy fits very well.
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Walt killed Mike for not giving up his men.
@@greatowl3033 thats still for no reason. its not like killing mike would make him give up his men. mike died for no reason at all but because walt was angry. walt even said when he cooled down that he could get the names from linda, so there was no reason to kill mike whatsoever
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First thing Walter says to Mike; Before I hand this over (his go bag) - I am gonna need something from you, the names of those 9 men.” Mike refused.. That’s when Walter knew Mike had to go and that’s why Walter removed the gun from the bag before they even talked.
@@greatowl3033 thats not a reason. Thats just Walt being angry that someone stood up to him. How would Walt get those names by murdering Mike?
To be fair, Hank and Gomez are behind the vehicles so they had cover, and a real gunfight your gonna miss a lot of shots.
They were in the open for a long time
random edits during the stand off before they start shooting you can see hank edging slowly closer to the car.
nikki would have shot them in 5 shots
There are no good guys in this show can you say hank is the “good guy” when last episode he didn’t care if Jesse got killed during the stakeout. Hank is OBSESSED with catching the great Heisenberg and he’ll do it at all costs he does not have any loyalty to Walt do you think he cares about anyone like Jesse l hell no 😂
Your discipline with the 5 day gap is insane...also Steven’s face at 8:30 🔷🧠🏜
You know they legit could film the rest of the episodes In one day right
it's really not in our control and we will likely watch more this weekend.
@@allahbless2278 you know they legit have life's that they also have right?
Man I’m just happy I get quality reactions for this show. This ending gonna be soo good!
16:56
Steven: That's EXACTLY how you kill someone you love: fast and painless.
Nikki: Dafuq???
Walt gave Jessie alot of opportunities to leave. Last episode everyone was telling Walt to take out Jessie even skyler, and he said no. But after Jessies call, he threatens Walt and gave him no choice.
Give Walt some credit tho, yes he was going to most likely have Jesse killed because he was going to BURN his family’s future but he did tell Todd and his goons NOT to come after he saw hank there it was never in his intentions for ANYONE in his family to get hurt
Burn his family's future? lol
@@kuhpunkt Ah yeah?
Walt stays a betrayer anyway...
@@kuhpunkt yeah. Use your common sense bird brain..
did you miss jesse dousing walt's house in gas? and skylar talking walt into killing jesse?
Your point?
I realise skylar didn't actually want jesse dead. Killing is not her thing. She probably means anything other than a simple "talk" and something as terrible as a murder.
@@Commander_Cat No she definitely meant murder. She clearly said what’s one more.
@@kuhpunkt Point is no amount of love for someone can just keep giving you that many chances
@@abelcastro4813 but she didn't know that he killed someone yet. Until later. She just thought he did very bad stuff to ppl
Note that Walt never had intentions to kill Jesse in the beginning; but just when Saul slightly hinted towards it and SKYLER asked him to do it; I guess he believed 'it was the best move for 'his family' .
'His family' because we know its for him.
@@pamoweiberezi5315 You clearly know he never thought of it when he literally told Saul not to hint the idea again and his OWN WIFE that Jesse is not some "Rabid Dog" to kill in the situation - if it goes too far in terms of the money being involved or his reputation being ruined then yes; he could've done it then but just know that it never crossed his mind until Saul and Skyler hinted it which they did and that clearly put impact to his decision on getting a hit on Jesse.
Let's not forget that Walt actually did do his part in going in public, unarmed, etc. And yeah it's obvious Jesse would be sketched out but you clearly know that Walt was going to use his manipulative skills on Jesse - when he failed he can just easily put a hit on Jesse saying to himself it is the best for his family (Skyler's Suggestion) and his business and reputation (Saul) .
I don't see Walt putting a hit on Jesse on that moment, but as I said if it went too far that his Money or Reputation was involved then he would've put a hit out on Jesse but that never came across Walt's mind because he never knew Jesse was with Hank, etc.
You have to understand that Walt gave up at this moment and accepted the consequences of his actions. He willingly chose Hank living over being a free man.
That doesn't make everything okay now, does it?
@@dwnkaomwn3953 Did he fucking say it did ? Jesus, you people always like putting words in people's mouths.
of course not, but people act like Walt is this crazy, self-absorbed monster with no limits, when that's obviously not the truth.
@@dubhbubonem6561 Rude and I wasn't trying to. Calm your ass down.
@@dwnkaomwn3953 Jesse is the one that started all this shit though. He should have kept his word with gus. 🤣
You were SOOOOOOOOOOO happy and then you weren't.
Let's focus up on some important things this episode. When Walt realizes he's lured to the money, he calls for help thinking Jesse has just shown up to kill him.
Once he realizes that Hank is there with Jesse he says this: "forget it. Don't come. DO NOT COME."
Then when Jack shows up he immediately tries to warn Hank then starts screaming "JACK DON'T DO IT!!"
Could the man be anymore emphatic that he doesn't want his family to be hurt when his own brother in law shows up and renders everything he's done over the last year completely useless as well as giving Walt a literal death sentence and Walt STILL refuses to kill him?
Do you know what would have happened here if Walt was the embodiment of pure evil that you think he is? Walt would've waited behind that rock for Jack and his crew to show up to kill all of them and not done a damn thing to try and stop it.
Also it's not that Walt only ever thinks his own ideas have merit. When Saul suggested they kill Jesse, Walt had not yet exhausted every option to try and talk Jesse down. Only after the end of the last episode when Jesse skipped out on their meet and called Walt saying "I just wanted to let you know, I'm coming for you" did Walt decide that there was no other way, Jesse had to die.
Dude, it's pointless. They won't agree with you. To them everything negative in the show is because of Walt. They barely acknowledge the terrible things others have done and are still doing. They just blame Walt for everything bad that happened, is happening and is going to happen.
Completely disregarding the continuous lies Walt has told Jessie, how he has manipulated him time and time again. WHY at that point in Jessies journey with Walt would he trust him....? You can like a character without defending his actions to the point certain people have been doing since this show first aired. It's so silly...Walt is a selfish man-child in my opinion.
lol oh so walt cares about his family so that excuses every other horrible thing he's done?
sure jan.
@@jamesliggins891 the show is called BREAKING BAD, who cares what hes done? He's a meth kingpin, and jesse was his right hand man who turned into a rat. Walt had every right to be pissed. Come on man
This situation arose because of Walt's decision to become a meth cook. Prevaricate all you want - every bad thing that happened in this series hinged on that decision. Hank worked with the DEA, so Walt made this _him vs. Hank_ the moment he chose to go to the _other_ side of the law. This is the consequence of that. It's like Walt said about Gale, long ago - when you make it Walt vs. Hank, Hank loses. And Walt chose to make it so.
9:30 Walt put the hit on Jesse in self defense. Walt wanted to talk it out but Jesse refused & directly threatened Walt after attempting to burn his house down. He didn't mark Jesse until he believed he had no other choice.
the time stamp you posted has nothing to do with Jesse... please listen to the end of the video too
@@NikkiStevenReact You commented at the time stamp that Walt started out killing in self defense which was more understandable. So how is Walt putting the hit on Jesse now NOT self defense when Jesse has directly threatened Walt?
SmokeRingHalo you’re completely missing my point. And I’ll repeat myself, that comment is a general statement about his transformation. Nothing to do with this specific episode.
@@NikkiStevenReact The statement may not have been intended for this specific episode but it can logically be applied to it since it was about killing in self defense.
i mean yes he didn't want him killed, how would he know that jesse was working with hank ?
Jesse broke the "cardinal" rule. He ratted on Walt to none other than the DEA. I mean Walt has a point calling him a coward. U don't do that in that type off business lol.
Drake Lang
Jesse’s actions put Walt’s whole family in danger as well. Gus used Jesse to get rid of Walter and cooking for Gus without Walt was a death sentence.
Don’t kid yourself, being a Rat is frowned upon in the criminal world, not just the mafia. 🤦♂️
@Drake Lang what kind of man talks to the DEA?.....no man....
Like Walt said. Chemistry is the study of change
We stick up for Walt because sometimes really bad characters are the most compelling characters to watch
So, the ones who don't stick up for folks like Walt are the bad guys themselves?
@@dwnkaomwn3953 Kind of
Well, I'm a bad guy then and I'm happy to be one, because there is no way I'm going to show sympathy to a murderous drug dealing scumbag like Walt.
And I think N&S gets that. But they are being unreasonably "attacked" (IMO) for hating said scumbag. lol
@@angie-tq4ew I'm not attacking them, didn't even look at stupid ppl attacking them
Well Jesse did threten the safety of his family it's either walt or jesse. If you we're in Walt's shoes I think you'll prioritize your family over your loose canon ex Business partner.
@@pamoweiberezi5315 walt doesnt know this and doesnt know jesse was working with hank. he just see;s a rabid dog threatening him ''where he truly lives''. thats not a threat to brush off coming from an unhinged junkie
Regardless of what you think about Walt, Hank got himself in this situation by "playing Hardy Boys" with Gomez rather than alerting the DEA of his suspicions, because he wanted to be "the one who slapped the cuffs on Heisenberg."
Seems this show has a lot to say on the destructiveness of ego and pride.
Or he should have went to walt and ask for a bribe. Why break up the family.🤣
He called it off.
It’s a shame they can’t see this from Walt’s point of view. He didn’t just suddenly decide to kill Jesse. Walt wanted to have a proper conversation with Jesse about what happened but Jesse got paranoid and threatened him. Obviously Walt would be worried about his money and by extension, his family.
Also, when Walt reprimanded Saul for suggesting that they get rid of Jesse, it was genuinely because he didn’t want it, not merely because it wasn’t his own idea. Kind of disappointed you missed that.
Yep. They're getting annoying
I'm disappointed that people still miss the point of the show and try to look through the lense of a manipulative sociopath. Walt doesn't just have cancer. He IS the cancer. Everything that he does is for himself, because he gets an amazing high from being evil. But that's the beauty of this show. We are supposed to hate ourselves for wanting this vicious bastard to succeed. We're not supposed to justify his actions.
I love how you conveniently leave out why Jesse is paranoid. Walt. Poisoned. Brock. If someone poisoned Walt Jr or Holly, do you think Walt would just calmly ask for an explanation?
@@SpicyGaming101 Imagine being so pathetic that other people's feelings for a fictional character annoys you. What a worthless life.
I’m actually disappointed hopefully after review they have a different outlook.
Jesse tried to burn down Walts house. Even after that, when Skyler and Saul wanted him dead, he said no. he tried to talk to him. Jesse threatened him. So yeah, this makes sense. I think that would cross anyone's line. Walt had many chances to kill Jesse. hell, if he signed off on it in season 3 the show would be boring cause he and Gus would still be cooking and everything would be fine. Instead of killing him, he saved his life with the two drug dealers, put himself at risk, and put himself in Gus's line of fire. Walt cared about Jesse. But when someone tried to burn your family home and after refusing to kill him and wanting to talk, that person threatens you again, that would cross my line too
@@pamoweiberezi5315, what would you do in Walt's shoes at the end of last episode?
@@temporaryvideos364 I would call Hank and turn myself in, and ensure Hank takes Skyler and the kids into protective custody. Or better yet, I'd rewind back to S1 and not start making meth, and take Eliot and Gretchen's money.
@OOFER GANG Oh I totally agree with that. I love a complex tale about an ordinary man's descent into becoming a badass villain.
The only constant Walt displayed was protecting his family and his friendship with Jesse. It was a true friendship but it just became toxic, but the feelings, at least on Walt's part, are true. I loved this episode! 💎🧠🏜
Bro did you watch bb Walter is a bad dude the worst of them
@@ItsZebby all drug dealers are bad people. Never said he was a good person, but he fell into a series of bad events, all of his own doing from the moment he approached Jesse. He let the money and the resentment of what happened with Gray Matter control him. Have YOU watched BB? The cartel and Gus were WAY worse than Walter. Gus killed the entire Salamanca family, except Hector but WALT is worse? Don't think so. Agree to disagree here. Vince Gilligan's own mother liked Walt so I'm not alone in my opinions. Sorry you disagree.
I about died when Steven came out with "I'm a hot little potato" lmfao you guys are the best
"Now he wants to kill him!?" ...umm yeah ..are u forgetting what just happened last episode? Lol ...he tried to prevent it and Jesse instead of meeting with him he ca)s him and threatens to take him down ...Walt has no choice anymore, especially with hank after him
“Now, ALL OF THE SUDDEN, he wants to kill Jesse.” All of the sudden??? This has been a long time coming and he’s done everything in his power to save Jesse. I don’t understand the blind love for Jesse when in reality Jesse is the root cause of almost all their problems.
1 Jesse gets Jane back on drugs (probably even shot the OD himself) which kills her, triggering a catastrophic plane crash and hundreds dead.
2 Walt hires Jesse and offers him half of all his money for no other reason than to save him from Gus and to keep him from destroying Hank's life.
3 Jesse shows his appreciation by stealing from the kingpin out of pure spite
4 Jesse goes on a suicide run trying to off the 2 dealers, and gets saved by Walt, which basically puts him in a 1-man drug war against Gus.
5 Jesse then turns on Walt, leaving him at the mercy of the same guy he was protecting him from in the first place
6 After miraculously surviving, Jesse bails on him after he's lost all his money and his family. He just walks out.
7 After Walt pays him everything he's owed, and keeps him outta jail, Jesse rats him out to the DEA.
Also Jesse leads Hank right to the RV in the salvage yard, causing Walt to have to make up the Marie accident story.
I will always defend Walt.
Jesse, not Walt, is the worst.
Awesome breakdown. Yeah. I don’t know why these guys are so dumb but alas. Feelings > logic to them I guess.
What a load of crap lol
1 Walt allows Jane to overdose, despite knowing how to save her and knowing the threat of danger.
2 Jesse only got beat up in the first place because Walt and Saul used a lie about Marie to scare Hank.
3 Jesse taking a small fraction of the meth that he cooked himself is utterly inconsequential to the plot, so I'm not sure why you even bring it up.
4 This is probably the best thing Jesse's done in the entire show - trying to punish two child murderers. Walt couldn't give two shits.
5 Jesse didn't 'turn on Walt'. He was stuck between the manipulative machinations of Walt and Gus, both of which wanted him to kill the other. In the end, he had to sacrifice his morals to save Walt's stupid stubborn ass.
6 After they both miraculously survive, Jesse decides he's not cut out to be a criminal anymore - after Walt pushes him away from everybody he cares about and tries to control his every move.
7 After Walt tries to manipulate him with the money he initially refused to provide, Jesse finally realizes that Walt POISONED A CHILD. And that's the final straw that convinces him Walt is irredeemable.
Also, Walt could have warned Jesse that Hank was onto him. Badger even asked 'what about Jesse?' and Walt refused to include him. It's Walt's fault Jesse flew off in a blind rage.
@@Keladinus Thank you for proving my point about the blind love for Jesse. Another Jesse simp.
For the pause at the start, this one's really easy. Walt tried to meet with Jesse to talk things through, Jesse didn't show up then called Walt saying "I just wanted to let you know, I'm coming for you." That's how you defend Walt ordering a hit on Jesse. It was the very last thing to happened in the last episode.
I love your reactions. But I have never seen a better example of pre painted pictures in a mind clouding one’s judgement over what’s in just front of his eyes.
And please don’t anybody come at me like “ how can you defend Walt” i am not and no one can. But I cant expect him to go home to skyler and say you remember the one threatening our family, i aint gonna do anything about it. It’ll be fine.
Hey Boby, did you actually listen to want I said or did you just hear the stuff you wanted to hear?
@@NikkiStevenReact LOL love this.
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Hank and jesse pushed walt to the point and he still did not wanted jesse dead or hank but they kept on pushing only soo much a guy can take.
Ay wags? You here too? Lol how you do on lady butterfly. I can't wait to this show with VV!
@@urlastchance1 i got her a while ago amd with the metal warrior now
how can you two not realise walter loves jesse more than anyone else on the planet at this point????
I can’t even express how much I love that final scene, the music that plays when Walt sees the trucks pulling up is bone chilling.
Why are you guys so surprised by the fact that Walt decided to kill off Jesse? He apparently did that only after Jesse, in his view, threatened to kill him ("next time I'll find you where you really live"). Despite Walt does care for Jesse, he obviously had a pretty limited choice here, at least in his mind: either he takes out Jesse or Jesse takes out him.
yeah wtf 🤣
Exactly. You don't have to agree with it but it's the truth.
And the fact that he's always tried to reconcile with Jesse means he's not incapable of empathy.
very true
Rich Sherman Meh, it was usually to benefit himself though. I don’t think he ever had any real respect for Jesse because he used him as a pawn.
@@alexg8465, as soon as Walt started working for Gus, he didn't "need" Jesse for anything anymore.
Guess you didn't listen to everything I said... I know it was a lot and probably a bit annoying if you love Walt with everything you have. -S
@@temporaryvideos364 And Walt also "fired" Jesse from their "partnership". Then he realized there's an RV with his fingerprints. When Badger was obviously going to warn Jesse, Walt didn't see it coming and as a result, Jesse ended up in the hospital, angry at Walt and blackmailing him. Walt again needed Jesse. To either shut up or to be dead. Since he wasn't ready to have him killed (due to a combination of fondness and guilt, it seems), he needed Jesse as a partner again.
I'm definitely not defending Walt, he's a bad dude, who's made some real bad decisions, but I can definitely UNDERSTAND every single action Walt has done and why he's done it. It doesn't excuse it, but I do think there is a level of sympathy to be had there. Walt's biggest flaw is not being able to see the unintentional consequences that arise due to his decisions. It's really brilliant writing and props to the creators of this show that most of the blood on Walt's hands are indirect. I think people can defend him more because he's normally not the one who actually pulls the trigger, but he's indirectly responsible for so many deaths so far. I can't defend Walt at this point, but I can certainly understand and even to a degree sympathize with the everything that Walt has done. He didn't start out wanting all this, but now he's got to lie in the shit bed he's made for himself. Great reactions as always S + N! You guys rock!
That's the thing with this show. It doesn't do redemption arcs, just simply looking at different people's perspectives, and you can decide which prospective to follow
@@pamoweiberezi5315 Think the main difference here is Walt didn't start out bad, he went from dorky, passive, unfulfilled HS Chemistry Teacher to Meth Empire Murderer...that's pretty uncommon, lol
@@indierock87 Watch screen prisms video about Walter White. Walt always had hiesenberg in him from the very first episode, but it shows in very subtle ways
@@pamoweiberezi5315 No. That doesn't apply to most of the bad guys on this show... they are constantly doing evil things just to get more money, to settle scores, or just for fun. Other than the initial decision to cook, basically every immoral thing Walt's done was to protect himself or his family or Jesse.
Agree. Probably one of the better summations I've read.
I think you misunderstand walt, he has limits when it comes to family, he thought Jesse was alone when he made the call and then called it off when he realised Jesse teamed up with hank.
He was warning hank when they showed up anyways.
Steven’s next T-Shirt: “I’m a hot little potato!”
Followed by my wallet doing this:
💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸
Okay let me set facts straight since you guys keep on shitting on Walt . Jesse was literally threatening him and his family what else option did Walt had . He tried his best to be non violent towards Jesse . AND ONE IMPORTANT POINT he didn't knew that he was working with Hank . For all Walt knew Jesse was willing to kill him and his family so he had to kill him first . And since you guys keep on being sympathetic and praising Jesse Walt's life went shit the moment he saved Jesse's life from those two gang bangers . That moment he chose Jesse over Gus and what did he got ? Jesse completely left him out high and dry and went to salud with Gus . Gus then saw Jesse more obedient and started manipulating him towards him through Mike . Also yes he did killed gale but nobody asked for it . No one . Not even Walt . Mike's plan of it was all going good . If it had to go good Jesse would be dead .
When Hank told Gomie...”If he kills the Pinkman kid, we get it on tape”. As a man of the law 🤦🏾♂️ risking witnesses lives because you have that big of a hardon to arrest your own brother in law? No remorse, no hesitation. His death had karma written all over it.
I never thought I’d spend so much time watching other people watch shows but I can’t help it you guys are awesome
Fargo is a great show, i thing you'd really enjoy it!
Fargo is stellar. The writing is so subtle it's incredibly satisfying when you get the foreshadowing.
@@syabri2342 Agreed. Fargo is outstanding.
@@syabri2342 it really is. It makes me frustrated that two great shows are on the poll. But it would make more sense that the Better Call Saul goes first and then the rest after - since we're talking about what show is going to replace Breaking Bad, and Better Call Saul is a prequel of Breaking Bad.
Hell Yeah it's great
vote for fargo on the next poll, if it doesn't get picked this time.
Sorry, everything is Jesse's fault.
He fucked up multiple times because he's reckless and impulsive. Walt tried his best to fix everything not just for him but Jesse and for his family as well.
Gus threatened to kill Walt's family and no one is willing to help him. He's alone against a juggernaut and that drove him to poison Brock just to win Jesse back. He's desperate because he wanted to protect his family. If only Jesse helped Walt right away, bet Brock wouldn't be hospitalized.
Jesse is easy to be manipulated not just by Walt but by other characters as well such as Gus, Mike, Saul and Hank.
Walt should have had Jesse killed just after he started working for Gus.
"This is the last money you will ever earn in this business"
"Just try and stop me, bitch"
This would have never led Hank to the RV at the junkyard, beating Jesse up and getting suspended. Walt wouldn't have had to lie about Gale to get Jesse to the lab to keep him from suing Hank with assault. If Hank didn't have to surrender his gun, the hit by the cousins may have turned out differently. But Hank may have never discovered his love for rocks.. err I mean minerals.
Jesse was never satisfied with working for Gus. He was making a small percentage of what Gus was making, he started stealing and selling at the NA meetings where he met Andrea, finding out who killed Combo and taking revenge. Walt should have let the gang bangers shoot Jesse. Or let Mike do his “full measure“ and Tomas would be alive at least.
So Hank may have never been crippled, Brock never poisoned, Andrea and Tomas still alive, Walt and Gale might still be working at the lab drinking coffee and reciting poetry. On the other hand, imagine Walt or Gale having to go to Mexico to teach the cartel chemists.
@@cbly agree on everything you said
to be fair jessie instigated walt calling tod by threatening him on the phone when i really believe walt would of sat and talked to him.
Sorry but else could Walt have done? I mean there's literally nothing else he could have done.
oK Walt tried to talk Jesse down even when it was obvious it was impossible. If Jesse is gonna be a rabid dog u gotta put him down
@@mr.niceguy777 you missed the whole point Bitch! The ultimate Goal of Walter is to provide for his Family. He didn't wanted to live from the beginning.
2,3K upvotes vs 150 downvotes. This shows that no matter the fiery discussions in the comment section and no matter how much we might disagree, you guys are still loved and supported by the vast majority.
I don't watch you guys because we have the same opinions. I watch you because your reactions are genuine and entertaining.
So if you were exactly in Walt's shoes, what would you do then? Talk to Jessie? 😂
Apparently according to them just let Jesse do whatever it is he was going to do.
they probably expect Walt to follow Marie's advice and kill himself ;)
they can't put themselves in Walt's shoes because they think he is just full evil
Being put in someone's shoes is to be put in someone's environmental circumstances. You can't just plop someone in the midst of a domino effect that's already in motion and then test their morality with that premise. If a good person were in Walt's shoes, assuming Walt had yet to commit any significantly immoral actions prior to hooking up with Jesse to cook meth, that person would have just accepted the money/job that Grey Matter was offering him so as to not start the domino chain of cooking meth in the first place.
I probably would have accepted Elliot and Gretchen's money and avoided killing people. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
“I’m a hot little potato”
Put that on a t-shirt, yo. 💪🏻
walt didnt know jesse was working with hank so that isn't walt fault, that is why he called it off
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hank should have taken walt advice, jesse betrayed walt for working with hank : so in all everyone played a part to what happened and what will happen next
pamowei berezi Does it have to be someone’s fault?
@@pamoweiberezi5315, if anything, it's Jack's fault for not listening to Walt calling off the hit.
@@temporaryvideos364 It's definitely Jack's fault because he chose to pull the trigger on DEA agents
pamowei berezi What I’m saying is Walt didnt plan for there to be a shootout between Jack’s gang and Hank. He didn’t know Hank was going to be there. Walt technically caused it, yes, but not intentionally. It happened purely because the characters have a limited perspective unlike us viewers. If it’s genuinely a mistake I think it’s unfair and reductive to say it’s his fault. Walt is still a bad guy though, I’m not saying he’s a good guy.
the way nikki looks at Stephen when he calls himself "a hot little potato" are true "couples" goals
Walt didn’t know Jesse was working with hank guys cmon
nope why would he think Jesse was a rat
J exactly.. you can’t be a rat in a business like that
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Nikki: "How are you going to defend Walt after he did that?"
Me: "People loves a GOT character who threw a kid through a window... Just DON'T TRUST people judgement"
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I was wondering... If Walt loved Jessie more or less like a son, and he turned to be able to kill Jessie... Would Walt be able to kill his own children under the right circumstances?
alguien1234 I guess not unless his children threatened him in a similar way that Jesse did...which I don’t see happening. Do you?
How are you blaming Walt for the ending? He had no idea it was Hank when he called it in, he thought Jessie was there to kill him so of course he called for back up. He called it off and when they did show was screaming no and trying to get Hank to run.
Dude serious? Everything is his fault. It doesn't matter as he feels at the moment because it's just the consequence of all the terrible things he did.
@@gab_gallard You can't be serious. Hank and Jesse are the ones who set up this situation.
They're blaming Walt because it's his fault.
Its his fault because he called them and gave them the coordinates. It doesn't matter he didn't know hank was there he was still ultimately the reason they knew where to show up
Fun fact: I know Bogdan who owned the carwash and was Walt's previous employer was way back, but he is a real-life chemist.
He is a literal genius/professor with no acting experience and he absolutely killed it on this show playing a carwash owner!
Walt put a hit on Jesse because he thought he was trying to kill him. Jsyk.
Also, don’t assume all the Walt “supporters” are trolling. Virtually no one is 100% defending his actions, but there are good reasons as to why someone would do what he does in certain situations. Walt just isn’t the best at foreseeing the consequences of his actions, he really does care for Jesse but felt as if he had no other choice IMO
Think about it guys: Jesse just told Walt that he was coming for him. Walt believes that Jesse tried to burn down his house was gasoline. He has no idea that Hank is the reason that didn't happen. In Walt's mind, he tried to fix things with Jesse as best they could be fixed and now Jesse has told him that he's coming for him. He believes, based on Jesse's gasoline incident, that Jesse is a danger or him and his family. In addition. Skyler has put it in his head that he needs to do anything to protect his family, so he's been very aware of that and we already know Walt will do anything for his family.
Steve's shaking of his head looking straight into the camera 🤣🤣
Jesse had the nerve to call Walt "greedy " . How easy it is for him to forget that Walt didn't have to but he took him on as a 50/50 partner. Walt taught him how to cook proper so that he could make millions after he dies. Walt paid for all of Hanks physical therapy or Hank would probably never have walked again. Walt also killed several people to protect Jesse and their business, when Jesse wasn't able to do it. Walts life would have been so much easier if he just let Gus kill Jesse like Gus wanted to. Yet Jesse turns on Walt and appreciates nothing Walt has done for him. Walk also brought $5 million in cash to Jesse's house and gave it to him. Walt did not have to do that. A house Jesse purchased by the way with money he made with Walt. I used to like Jesse in the first 4 seasons but now I think Walt should just turn his back on Jesse and let the baddies take him out.
lol its like the more walt tried to be good the more you guys hate him.
lol that's true when you think about it. The one moment that gave them pause & disbelief was Walt giving Jesse his money.
As Gus said "What kind of man speaks to the DEA? No man" Jesse fucked up
I love how Walt calls Jesse a coward but literally just called in the Calvary when he thought Jesse (alone) was coming for him. 😂 “He’s coming for me!” Then be a man and take him on mano y mano.
He knew he was with backup, he just never knew it was Hank.
Steve said Walt hasn't been redeemed for his actions in season 5 but I can make an argument that he has. He ended up quitting the "empire" business for Skyler right before hank found out. He repeatedly sayed killing hank and family is not an option. He wanted to talk to Jesse unarmed w/o "protection" but Jesse thought he had a killer with him which FORCED Walt to set up a hit on Jesse. He told Jesse to not burn his money in this episode because it's for his kids. Imo Walt definitely has "good" in him and hes not as evil of a person as u make it seem. Idk am I crazy?
P.S U defend Jesse for being a snitch? He broke the "cardinal" rule. It's highly frowned upon to rat in that type of "business"
You're crazy
I dont think hes been redeemed either. He still did fucked up shit for his own selfish reasons. I think he just isnt all evil inside, he stills cares for Jesse and his family deep down but it's just too Late to save it all
Just to be clear, he quit the meth business largely out of boredom. He didn't get the same thrill out of it like he used to. You can see that in the Crystal Blue Persuasion montage.
@@xoPanchitaxo He had to poison Brock because Gus was threatening Walts family and wanted Jesse to take over as the cook. Walt convinced Jesse that Gus had to go by poisoning Brock. What else is Walt suppose to do lol. I do agree after he killed Gus his ego took off up until he quit the meth business
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He only quit after Skyler told him she wanted her life back. Walt had been so focused on his work, that he didn’t realize how much money he made.
He gave Jessie 5 million dollars
Tried to talk to him on numerous occasions
Tried to send Jessie out of town
Still tried to talk to him AFTER Jessie poured gasoline all over his house
Then Jessie calls threatening Walt
Please explain what you think Walt should do?
We know he's a bad guy but you expect him to sit and wait for another attack?
You forgot "Poisons innocent kid that Jesse cares about" in your little list.
@@bobharris6828 I'm talking about this situation again WE ALL KNOW he's a bad guy. So what do you think Walt's best course of action is after Jessie's phone call? Try to talk it out again? All I'm saying is he picked all his choices with Jessie and let's not act like like there's no blood on Jessie's hands either just because he cries about it afterwards.
@@MrDash711 This is crazy. The guy nearly killed a kid, y'all are literally defending that lol
@@abcd-bt1zs Walt is a chemist, he knows how much poison to give to not to kill a kid ffs!
@@Micisme86 And I'm saying its important to know why Jesse refuses all those choices. Because Walt poisoned Brock. That's what set this in motion. And that's why whatever happens now is Walt's fault.
The moment Nikki and Steven felt the full fledged Breaking Bad effect afterwards can't wait never slows down and Oh y'all gonna watch it n record earlier the anticipation for Tuesday Aghhh!! haha
These last few episodes are a rollercoaster of emotions. It felt like an eternity wait for the next episode back when this season originally aired. lol
Aaron, Dean, and Bryan deliver some fucking phenomenal acting as the show wraps.
Walt did not cry at that moment for Jesse. Walt cried because he saw Hank and he knew he couldn't kill him even to protect all that he's worked for and Walt knew everything he had done was for nothing.
Walt was more than willing to kill Jesse at that point. It was Jesse or Walt at that point and neither one of them is an innocent.
"It's all Walt's fault" 😂 Basically all of Nikki & Steven reactions. Jessie is a fucking traitor
@Drake Lang The kid is still alive I'm sure Walter has more experience in these things no way he meant for the kid to die he is a chemist
they even overlooked the fact that Walt cancelled the backup to save Hank even it meant that his life is basically over.
@Drake Lang Hector didn't rat Gus even after he killed his last family member. Jesse like Walter has said is a coward