Watch the Reaction Highlight HERE: www.blindwavellc.com/breaking-bad-5x8-reaction/ Get your Breaking Bad - Cooking With Blind Wave Shirt HERE: www.blindwavellc.com/product/cooking-with-blind-wave/
Well, Woodrow Wilson was one of the most horrible persons in history, allowing Federal Reserve act to pass and thus the biggest pyramid scam in history or biggest in theory to start.
@@scottbennici4689 Oooh geez, wow, thanks, I mean, you're like 5 months late to the celebration, but don't worry! your mom already congratulated me on your place.
Walt was the one who had Hank's number when they called from the RV to say Marie had been in a car crash. The gas mask found in season 1 was from Walt's school, and he admitted only a handful of people had the keys to the lab, including him. Walt seemingly inexplicably crashed his car outside the laundromat, which was soon after found to be the hiding place of the super lab. Walt drove up to Hank while the DEA was pulling a sting, distracting him and blocking the view for the cameras, allowing Jesse to help out Badger. Standing alone they might not mean all that much, but all together, once the connection has been made to Gale, it's evident Walt is Heisenberg. Add to this Hank's knowledge of Walt's personal life, with Skyler standing in the pool like a zombie, Walt's fugue state and gambling winnings and the kids staying at Hank and Marie's for months with no good explanation.
and the main reason why hank never think about walt,because all this time he always underestimate walt,walt just same lame ass loser mild manner beta school teacher that even the thought that walt might have second cellphone or cheating is IMPOSSIBLE to hank
Also: Walt‘s connection to Jesse (former student and recent pot dealer) who Hank suspected to be involved with the blue meth. Walt telling Hank that Gale was probably not the real Heisenberg in a bragging tone while drunk. Walt telling Hank he‘s not comfortable with placing the bug on Fring‘s car and trying to convince Hank not to do it. But once he‘s done it, he insists on joining Hank for future detective work, even making him postpone for a day because he‘s apparently not feeling well but REALLY wants to be there for the next session. Edit: and of course, Hank knows about Walt‘s second cell phone, but no affair (which was Hank‘s first guess for why he would have it) ever came to light.
The most fun thing to do is during the episodes where you know shit is going down, just watch the dramatic change from before the episode to after they watched it
the first big thing with hank and walt wasnt the poker play. it was in the very first episode where hank suggests taking walt on a ride along to "get a little" exitement in your life" ....
What a quiet, wonderful episode. (Plus a little mass-murder.) Hank's story about the trees... Skyler revealing the pile of money... Walt & Jesse reminiscing on simpler days. All is calm. And then one little careless mistake.
@@json_bourne3812 It truly was the turning point of this show's ending. Walt was done with the meth, no more danger, all was fine. And then Hank found that book.
Yep and it’s not even the best ending in this show, imo it’s topped by Half measures Crawl space Face off Ozymandias Granite state and Felina This is just such a good show
Spoilers for Dexter and BB: Breaking Bad did what Dexter failed to do. I never was satisfied with the way characters found out or didn't even get to find out about Dexter being a serial killer. With BB it was really satisfying to finally have Hank find out and the whole aftermath with Marie, Walt jr. etc. Everybody got to see who he really was. I didn't feel that impact with Dexter.
I never once thought about Walt passing the torch to Jesse when he went to deliver the money. I wonder if that happened (obviously Jesse wouldn't work with Todd), how things might have played out. We know Jesse never would have worked with Walt again, but would he have decided to be Heisenberg? The more I'm thinking about it, I think Jesse would have refused, but it's an interesting alternate reality to think about.
Since Walt is out of the business, you're never going to catch him in the act of making meth. Given that, there are two roads that Hank could go down: 1) he finds the money and gets Walt on tax evasion, Al Capone-style; 2) he gets Walt to confess to one of his many murders. Even if he, say, finds someone who used to work for Walt and gets him to flip, that would be a "your word vs mine" type situation. I won't spoil anything; I'll let you figure out what Hank does on your own. All I'll say is, it's going to be spectacular.
So which was the more mind blowing season ending crap? Hank on the toilet figuring out WW is Heisenberg or Tywin Lannister dying on the toilet by Tyrion’s hand?
An so we arrive to my most hated moment in the series. Of all the things that could've brought Walt down, it's a book he left in the fucking bathroom. I love the show to death, but this, makes me mad every time I see it.
@Astro Countless things could've tripped him up. Mistakes that were hard or near impossible to avoid. Or ones he consciously made. But what does him in is a stupid little book he's dumb enough to keep in his bathroom that Hank just happens to stumble upon.
@Astro No, I hate it because it's such a... coincidental, easily avoidable thing. Like, imagine if in an action movie or something, the main hero knocked down a banana peel from the villain's desk during their final fight, and lost said fight because before delivering the final punch he slipped on the peel, fell down a flight of stairs, broke his back and the villain killed him. That's pretty much how... organic this feels. Obviously the situation afterwards is different, much more interesting in this case, so on and so forth, but that's how it feels to me.
@@waszner you do get it's his own hubris that leads to this. He was so arrogant that he kept it as a prize not "oh no he forgot", Walt is a certified megalomaniac and perhaps a part of him wanted to be caught. like show straight up tells us this lmao
@@kylebradley5668 Exactly! The stupidity of it is what makes it so great. That doesn’t mean it’s bad writing. Walt’s defining trait is being an egomaniac who wants the credit for his empire. Blind Wave even pointed out that it would be his downfall. In S4, he just as easily could’ve NOT told Hank about Gale copying notes & he would’ve given up thinking Heisenberg was dead. When it comes to the book, Walt has always kept a piece of his victims with him. For example: - cutting the crust off his sandwich = Crazy 8 - acting like a friendly store manager then shifting to cold drug lord = Gus - folding a towel to rest his knees while puking in the toilet = Gus - ordering a drink on the rocks = Mike - proudly keeping a Walt Whitman book = Gale (he didn’t kill him directly but he put Jesse up to it) He’s not the only character to do it either. Tomas (Andrea’s kid brother) tells Jesse to “bounce” at one point which is what Combo told Tomas before Tomas shot him. Todd shoots Drew (the kid at the train heist) & keeps his tarantula jar as a trophy. It just shows the brilliant attention-to-detail BrBa has.
Even if he had to wait it was imo more satisfying in the end to watch BB over a bunch of years with lots of room in between seasons. We had the time to reflect and think about it. The characters really stuck with us and were invested for years. Much better than just binging through a series imo. At least Blindwave is also taking it's time with it because they don't have a wacky schedule where they binge all the shows they watch.
Watch the Reaction Highlight HERE: www.blindwavellc.com/breaking-bad-5x8-reaction/
Get your Breaking Bad - Cooking With Blind Wave Shirt HERE: www.blindwavellc.com/product/cooking-with-blind-wave/
And just like that, Hank goes on a manhunt for Willy Wonka.
it wasn't a chocolate factory, it was a meth factory.
And now, I want to watch Hank interrogate an Oompa Loompa.
@@mjs752002 The Oompa Loompa is going to give up nothing to Hank except insist that he has "the perfect puzzle for you".
@@waltdeezy11 until another one fakes a hospital call regarding hanks wife. And hsnk ends up beating the oompa lompa senseless, lol
Well, Woodrow Wilson was one of the most horrible persons in history, allowing Federal Reserve act to pass and thus the biggest pyramid scam in history or biggest in theory to start.
I remember that this was a mid-season finale, and we had to wait a whole year for the second part of the season to come out
They really should have called it season 5 and season 6. It would have made much more sense with the way it all happened.
i know right
Longest shit ever.
congratultions, you're 1 of a million people to say this in a comment section
@@scottbennici4689 Oooh geez, wow, thanks, I mean, you're like 5 months late to the celebration, but don't worry! your mom already congratulated me on your place.
Walt was the one who had Hank's number when they called from the RV to say Marie had been in a car crash.
The gas mask found in season 1 was from Walt's school, and he admitted only a handful of people had the keys to the lab, including him.
Walt seemingly inexplicably crashed his car outside the laundromat, which was soon after found to be the hiding place of the super lab.
Walt drove up to Hank while the DEA was pulling a sting, distracting him and blocking the view for the cameras, allowing Jesse to help out Badger.
Standing alone they might not mean all that much, but all together, once the connection has been made to Gale, it's evident Walt is Heisenberg. Add to this Hank's knowledge of Walt's personal life, with Skyler standing in the pool like a zombie, Walt's fugue state and gambling winnings and the kids staying at Hank and Marie's for months with no good explanation.
And the final (and perhaps most obvious) thing that on its own doesn't mean anything: Walt's got a in depth knowledge of chemistry.
and the main reason why hank never think about walt,because all this time he always underestimate walt,walt just same lame ass loser mild manner beta school teacher that even the thought that walt might have second cellphone or cheating is IMPOSSIBLE to hank
Also Hank was told Heisenberg is a middle aged man who is bald and wears glasses
Also:
Walt‘s connection to Jesse (former student and recent pot dealer) who Hank suspected to be involved with the blue meth.
Walt telling Hank that Gale was probably not the real Heisenberg in a bragging tone while drunk.
Walt telling Hank he‘s not comfortable with placing the bug on Fring‘s car and trying to convince Hank not to do it. But once he‘s done it, he insists on joining Hank for future detective work, even making him postpone for a day because he‘s apparently not feeling well but REALLY wants to be there for the next session.
Edit: and of course, Hank knows about Walt‘s second cell phone, but no affair (which was Hank‘s first guess for why he would have it) ever came to light.
Roughly 3 months passed during this episode. It is the longest spanning time so far.
@John-Lester Mamaril
Yo Craig, nice to see you here. :)
That Crystal Blue Persuasion montage is perfection.
One of my favourite scenes in the whole show
The most fun thing to do is during the episodes where you know shit is going down, just watch the dramatic change from before the episode to after they watched it
Ha, it is kind of funny to just watch the video without the reactions. The before and after looks like they've just been through an ordeal.
In this instance, they looked like a bomb went off or something after the reaction. :D
Awww nobody made a hank on the toilet joke 🙁
the first big thing with hank and walt wasnt the poker play. it was in the very first episode where hank suggests taking walt on a ride along to "get a little" exitement in your life" ....
What a quiet, wonderful episode. (Plus a little mass-murder.) Hank's story about the trees... Skyler revealing the pile of money... Walt & Jesse reminiscing on simpler days. All is calm.
And then one little careless mistake.
All he had to do was ever actually open that book..
@@json_bourne3812 It truly was the turning point of this show's ending. Walt was done with the meth, no more danger, all was fine. And then Hank found that book.
Nobody:
Calvin: *FLYNN IS ON METH*
In all seriousness, that would actually have been a really cool direction for the show to go.
One of the best endings to an episode of all time.
Yep and it’s not even the best ending in this show, imo it’s topped by
Half measures
Crawl space
Face off
Ozymandias
Granite state and
Felina
This is just such a good show
@@animusswtor4822 cant forget the one where hank takes out the twins.
It's good, but saying "of all time" all the time sadly makes you look like an uncultured idiot who hasn't watched anything else
@@animusswtor4822 In terms of pure shock, Half Measures takes the cake. Crawl Space and Gliding Over All are the most suspenseful
Welcome to the final act of Breaking Bad. Enjoy!
I forgot Walt Jr. went by Flynn LOL, I was like who?
My favorite cliff hanger of the series
Just when Walt was out, Hank was in
[Cut to black]
**Plop!**
[Roll credits]
lmao
Spoilers for Dexter and BB:
Breaking Bad did what Dexter failed to do. I never was satisfied with the way characters found out or didn't even get to find out about Dexter being a serial killer. With BB it was really satisfying to finally have Hank find out and the whole aftermath with Marie, Walt jr. etc. Everybody got to see who he really was. I didn't feel that impact with Dexter.
Yep, I agree completely.
Walt should have left and became a lumberjack 😳
I never once thought about Walt passing the torch to Jesse when he went to deliver the money. I wonder if that happened (obviously Jesse wouldn't work with Todd), how things might have played out. We know Jesse never would have worked with Walt again, but would he have decided to be Heisenberg? The more I'm thinking about it, I think Jesse would have refused, but it's an interesting alternate reality to think about.
What kind of monster shits in the master bedroom's bath?
Since Walt is out of the business, you're never going to catch him in the act of making meth. Given that, there are two roads that Hank could go down: 1) he finds the money and gets Walt on tax evasion, Al Capone-style; 2) he gets Walt to confess to one of his many murders. Even if he, say, finds someone who used to work for Walt and gets him to flip, that would be a "your word vs mine" type situation. I won't spoil anything; I'll let you figure out what Hank does on your own. All I'll say is, it's going to be spectacular.
Once this series has finished is the whole crew going to do a reaction to El Camino??
also Better Call Saul!
@@Coeaxe i can't find the bcs one
@@Y2M4444 they never reacted to it unfortunately
Thanks, Rick! Thanks, Calvin! Thanks, Aaron! ⚗️
So which was the more mind blowing season ending crap? Hank on the toilet figuring out WW is Heisenberg or Tywin Lannister dying on the toilet by Tyrion’s hand?
Thanks for the spoiler. Literally reading the books right now, been doing everything in my power to avoid spoilers but then your comment happened.
@@johnoliverguy feels bad man but the book has been out for almost 20 years now. The grace period for spoilers long ended.
@@johnoliverguy sounds like a you problem
They were doing two cooks a week.
Season 5.1 was always the hardest BB season to rewatch because it was so dark. Walt is at his worst, but man, is it good.
"So dark" Is it really much darker than anything before it, though?
here we go....
Hank is like Jessica Jones solving problems on the toilet 😂
She died of overdose no?
IT'S BEEN WALTER WHITE ALL ALONG!
All the best ideas happen on the toilet
Get ready y'all
Nice poem!
My third favourite episode
Top two are?
Such a legendary show. It's a shame that El Camino wasn't that great.
will there be my hero this week?
we need my hero !!
They always say "crew of blond wave"
Crew of Blind Wave
@@ironxtgdp8416 I know what they're called, but they say "blond" instead of "blind"
@@hyper9374 it's their accent you moron
Where the hell is the reaction?
...it literally says to go to the description?
how the hell have you got as far as 5x18 without knowing or seemingly even being able to read?
An so we arrive to my most hated moment in the series.
Of all the things that could've brought Walt down, it's a book he left in the fucking bathroom.
I love the show to death, but this, makes me mad every time I see it.
@Astro Countless things could've tripped him up. Mistakes that were hard or near impossible to avoid. Or ones he consciously made.
But what does him in is a stupid little book he's dumb enough to keep in his bathroom that Hank just happens to stumble upon.
@Astro No, I hate it because it's such a... coincidental, easily avoidable thing.
Like, imagine if in an action movie or something,
the main hero knocked down a banana peel from the villain's desk during their final fight, and lost said fight because before delivering the final punch he slipped on the peel, fell down a flight of stairs, broke his back and the villain killed him.
That's pretty much how... organic this feels.
Obviously the situation afterwards is different, much more interesting in this case, so on and so forth, but that's how it feels to me.
@@waszner you do get it's his own hubris that leads to this. He was so arrogant that he kept it as a prize not "oh no he forgot", Walt is a certified megalomaniac and perhaps a part of him wanted to be caught. like show straight up tells us this lmao
@@kylebradley5668 Exactly! The stupidity of it is what makes it so great. That doesn’t mean it’s bad writing. Walt’s defining trait is being an egomaniac who wants the credit for his empire.
Blind Wave even pointed out that it would be his downfall. In S4, he just as easily could’ve NOT told Hank about Gale copying notes & he would’ve given up thinking Heisenberg was dead.
When it comes to the book, Walt has always kept a piece of his victims with him. For example:
- cutting the crust off his sandwich = Crazy 8
- acting like a friendly store manager then shifting to cold drug lord = Gus
- folding a towel to rest his knees while puking in the toilet = Gus
- ordering a drink on the rocks = Mike
- proudly keeping a Walt Whitman book = Gale (he didn’t kill him directly but he put Jesse up to it)
He’s not the only character to do it either. Tomas (Andrea’s kid brother) tells Jesse to “bounce” at one point which is what Combo told Tomas before Tomas shot him. Todd shoots Drew (the kid at the train heist) & keeps his tarantula jar as a trophy. It just shows the brilliant attention-to-detail BrBa has.
Please react to The Shield , meh niggaz.
Rick and Morty?
Watch rick and mortyyyy
I remember that this was a mid-season finale, and we had to wait a whole year for the second part of the season to come out
Even if he had to wait it was imo more satisfying in the end to watch BB over a bunch of years with lots of room in between seasons. We had the time to reflect and think about it. The characters really stuck with us and were invested for years. Much better than just binging through a series imo. At least Blindwave is also taking it's time with it because they don't have a wacky schedule where they binge all the shows they watch.
Why would you copy and paste another comment...