I contend that Holly is the most evil. Hear me out: - She decides to be born during Walt’s biggest sale up to that point - She was present and complicit with Skylar’s impersonation of a government official - Holly was complacent with Walt secretly gloating to her about his money, knowing she’d get some part of those earnings - She spites Walt by demanding her mother when he had worked so hard to kidnap her - Holly breaks and enters into a fire truck
The most good is the fly from season 4. He risked his life, almost successfully infiltrated and ruined an entire criminal operation that would have drastically slowed the drug trade for months.
Hank is good but I wouldn’t say he’s most good, just seems a bit weird to rank him as more good than Walter Jr and the other kids. While you can’t deny Hank is a hero he still did some morally wrong things such as using Jesse as bait to catch Walt. But anyway thank you for making this list.
@@milkstuff2870 He’s a pretty flawed guy, but when compared to other characters who are literal drug kingpins, he’s a good guy by comparison, still I’d probably rank his partner, Gomez, over him since he seemed to care about Jesse in Season 5
Tim no, he only had an understandable motive in the first season, by the second season he should’ve stopped but it was his ego and greed that kept him going, so he’s definitely a villain
Manuel Varga should have been placed as the most good. Good man, hates crime, was firm but caring towards his criminal son, was genuinely honest in business and personal life, is not vengeful or spiteful, and everyone who meets him has nothing but great things to say about the guy. Even Mike was willing to defy Gus to save him.
I think Tuco is the most evil. As said, Todd isn't sadistic, just disturbingly cold. Tuco takes a level of pleasure in his violence that I think makes him more morally despicable than Todd.
No i think Hector is more evil. Tuco is crazy, its hard to say a crazy person is the most evil. Hector is evil just to be evil and he knows exactly what he's doing. And unlike Gus, he's evil with no standards or barriers or anything. If hector was smart enough to be in charge he would murder everyone and their families on a whim.
Eh, not really lol it just wasn’t legal. Jesse is a significantly worse person than Hank. Most of us if capable would have beaten Jesse to a pulp in that situation as well. Putting someone in the worst situation imaginable and then not behaving perfectly does not make them a bad person. It just makes them not Jesus
daniel persson Well I agree Hanks the hero of the show but you were absolutely wrong that morality is subjective. You may have your beliefs about morality but it’s not subjective because then you couldn’t be wrong. You can think raping children is OK but you are wrong. There can be ethics and it cannot be clear what someone should have done in the situation even with hindsight but that doesn’t make morality personal or subjective. And I don’t hold people to as high of a standard that a raise in the middle east where they killed gay people and have slavery and kill Christians and Jews in women’s don’t have equal rights. As a man I would probably be a totally different person if I was raised in the Middle East, it doesn’t change the fact the way they are raised is morally inferior. The only people that think morality is subjective or atheist which tend to be very far to the left and the most judge mental hateful people because they disagree with others morality or people on the left ironically. I’m not calling you an atheist or a left-wing or a hateful person by the way lol And I agree it’s up for discussion of who the most moral character is and who the hero and who the villain of the show is. I honestly don’t think Walt is as nearly as evil as people make him out to be
Hank wasn’t interested in honor, he was interested in stroking his ego and winning. He was literally walt’s counterpart on the law enforcement side. He did ANYTHING he thought he had to do to win.
Hank even uses Jesse as bait to try to lure out Walt and even admits he doesn't care if it gets Jesse killed, he was just that obsessed with catching Walt. I would still rank Hank among the "good" but he's definitely not the most pure. I'd say Gomez is more righteous person than Hank is as Gomez actually does seem concerned about getting Jesse killed.
Yea they’re is no way hank is the most good, later on in the series...hank gets super fucking dark, and treats Marie like shit lol...he is grey area in my opinion
I would have put Hank on the grey area next to evil. He's a great character probably one of my favorites but he has his bastard moments throughout the series. Joking and laughing at dead people, intentionally starting a bar fight, is horribly rude to people like Wendy, breaking and entering to find the rv. Hank is far from the most evil character but saying he's the most good is even further from the truth.
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Jesse is the greatest character in the show. I think he’s deserves to be in a gray area but that one time he killed without self-defense was pressured by Walt. Jesse was a good person he had terrible moments though but he’s one of the most developed characters in television.
Jesse is not a good guy, he was standing with Walter and had share in most of the actions... He cries a lot, that doesn't make him a good guy... Out of main characters only hank and Walt Jr are innocent... Rest all I mean rest all are flawed..
@@homelander5499 hank is too flawed to be put above the kids lol, Jesse done worse things than him but I still found myself caring more for jesse as he showed a lot more sympathy
@@darragh4912 sympathy for attractive women (you know right 😂) and children.... And he cries a lot, that doesn't make him a good person..... He stood with Walter, Gus amd Mike the entire time and took share in their actions... Hank on the other hand stood by the right side the entire time, he didn't spared Walt, even though they're closely related... He voluntarily agreed to suspension when he hit Jesse, he said I won't lie to them, he would've made a good legal fight if he did that, instead he confessed to his mistake... That man dedicated his career to DEA, he was always been a caring and loving person to his friends and family... Now tell me you need more than that as a quality of a good person? He make occasional racial stereotypes, but he's not serious about it...
@@kalahauoli355 Todd gets a bad rep hes def evil but not the worst on the show, he was nicer to Jesse than the other neo-nazis and was at least polite in public, also unlike his family. Also its not fair to say hes the most evil for being a sociopath and putting the salamanca twins way lower
Sure Hank had PTSD but he had a short temper I think. I definitely wouldn't put him more good than Walt Junior. He broke into Jessie's house and punched him the face until he was put in intensive care
Yeah but wasn’t that because he thought he threatened his wife or something? Idk that seems somewhat justified from his perspective to me. But I do get that Walt jr was generally less flawed, though hank did more good in the end.
@@renegarcia8798 He ratted him out because he poisoned a child and justified killing drew sharp, he didn’t do it because he was going to prison, it was because he hated Walt for poisoning his girlfriend’s son.
Jane is definitely not good lol, remember when she blackmailed walt and was going to run away to do "whatever she wants"? she's in a grey area more than pinkmans parents
Hard to say. Chuck definitely knows the law inside and out in insane detail and uses that knowledge to use that law to his advantage. He may not break any laws (that I know of) but he's an incredibly sneaky, vindictive, selfish person. He willingly let's Howard take the fall when he prevented his brother from being hired by HHM. An interesting perspective is while Jimmy does the wrong things for the right reasons, Chuck is the exact opposite. He does the right things for the wrong reasons and even though he doesn't break the law, his actions feel evil.
@@SamsarasArt Exactly. He’s the perfect example of a lawful evil character. I always thought that lawful evil meant like salesman, politicians, police officers, and managers that never break the law but are still very evil and use their authority to control others or manipulate them into getting what they want. But in most fictional stories the villains break the law to at least some extent but I don’t think Chuck ever actually breaks it but actually uses it to get what he wants which is a perfect example of lawful evil in my opinion. However I think Jimmy isn’t necessarily good. He doesn’t always do things for the right reasons. He’s still very selfish allot of times.
@Nero Wynn right, and there are many people in real life that will scam you like doctors, lawyers, dentists, pharmacists but in fiction I usually see characters that others consider lawful evil break the law many times but just in a sneaky way. To me lawful evil means you do evil things that aren’t illegal like the Wall Street stock brokers
Chuck is not evil, he's bitter, he's vindictive and he's selfish. But he is not evil. He hates Jimmy and Jimmy alone and his obsession with hating Jimmy is his downfall. However he does not try to harm anyone severely asides from Jimmy, even Kim. And even though he hates Jimmy, he is right about him. Yes, Jimmy could've changed if wasn't for Chuck, but it is unlikely. We start the show with Jimmy trying to impress Chuck, but even when he tries to be a "Good" person, he breaks the ethics code several times. Jimmy was never an ethical person, even when his intentions were the purest. Not many people can see Chuck's point because the show is set on Jimmy's Perspective. But the show is so good that you can find reason in both arguments.
People exaggerate how evil Walter is compared to other characters because he is the character we spend the most time with and we see how far he falls, but if there was a show that focused on any of the cartel members you’d see they are more evil than Walter. Remember all the events from season 1-5 take place in the space of about 8-12 months (up till the point Walter disappeared in granite state) so he was only evil for a few months, whereas other characters were evil for years or even their whole lives.
I disagree with Todd being most evil. He does some terrible stuff and he's definitely a psycho but the whole reason he is like that is because of the environment he grew up in being around Jack Welker. I'd have Jack 1st and Todd 2nd because Jack is the reason for Todd's evil and the way he killed Hank mercilessly was disgusting.
that doesn’t erase the fact he killed a child without hesitation. he is the one of the most evil characters there shouldn’t be any opinions or arguments about it . it’s dumb to say that you don’t think he’s evil when he quite literally murdered a child in cold blood
Jack is definitely worse. Todd probably hung around his gang too long and got desensitized to violence. I mean the guy is a literal nazi, you don’t get worse than that.
Not to mention Jack had a more interesting personality than Todd as well as more charisma. It’s not being considered in this video I know I just wanted to point it out there. If him and his boys hadn’t come STRAIGHT THE FUCK OUT NOWHERE I wouldn’t mind him as much as I do now. But he did, so he gets docked in my book.
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Walt Jr is the most good by far. Hank is one of my favourite characters in Breaking Bad, but he's not innocent, especially with what he does to Jesse in season 3
Walt jr its one of the most good, but want his father to die and says that his father attacking his mother with a knife, when he was skyler that had attack walter its not tbat good
Hard agree. Hank is too egotistical and violent to be the most good. Like you alluded to, he almost killed Jesse, him having to be sent to intensive care.
I’m glad that you rank Mike as more evil than Saul and Kim as more evil than Skyler. Mike and Kim are two characters that the audience are willing to turn a blind eye on their evil acts only because they are “lovable”.
Saul is worse, because he suggested that Walt should kill Hank. Mike would never do anything as bad as this. Mike also did all of that for his family and Saul was just greedy. And Skyler is imo still a bit worse than Kim. What Kim did was mostly horrible pranks and Skyler did more than that.
I disagree about putting hank as the best person, he is a moral person but he also dehumanises every criminal he sees and uses brutality to get his way. he grows as a person throughout the show but i don't think he is the purest person in the show. The children and are more pure
I'd argue that Gomez deserved the gold medal. Did he want to kill the twin? Yes. But he didn't act on it. Hank did when he beat up Jessie. Gomez wasn't making racist jokes. Hank was. Gomez never broke code while on the job. Well that's what Hank did getting a search warrant and didn't leave when he was on private property.
I agree, I think Gomez is probably the best because he never did anything awful and just generally seemed like a good guy. People make the argument for the kids or Walter Jr, which are fair enough since they do nothing wrong, but I do think Gomey is above simply for being a good man who's also part of the DEA. I think an art of this show though is that people can definitely view characters differently, like honestly for me I'd put Jesse in gray area because you can tell, especially with Gale's death, Jesse did not wanna do it. Obviously he was helping out one of the biggest baddies in the show, but I am convinced it's because Walt was the only father figure Jesse has had. And another disagreement I have is that I think Jack is worse than Todd. I think this because Todd does awful things, worse than Jack technically, but Todd tries to show a good side even while being one of the worst in the show, and I think Jack plays a big role on how Todd acts. Obviously I'm not disagreeing with you, it's targeted at the video, and honestly again I agree on Gomey. :)
“Gomez wasn't making racist jokes” He actually did. In literally his first appearance in the show all the way back to the pilot episode, he makes a joke calling Jesse’s alias Cap’n Cook “a white boy’s name”. EDIT: Also, what the hell are you talking about "getting a search warrant and didn't leave when he was on private property"?
One of my favorite scenes is when Jesse buys his parents house. He shows up, and they say, Jesse the buyer is supposed to show up any time! Then when he goes in as he says, I’m the buyer they lose their shit. Their expressions are priceless. I’d love to be a fly on the way and hear what they say to one another. In all reality they blame Jesse for a lot.
I've always wondered if Fring would've made good on his threat to kill Walt's family. Ambiguity is a part of his character - the audience has to decide if he's a noble outlaw or another kingpin scumbag. Even though his underlings killed Tomas he had a knack for recruiting guys who seem cunning and disciplined but also screw up (like Victor walking into that crowd around Gale's body or Tyrus not noticing the bomb on Hector's wheelchair). Throughout the entirety of BrBa and BCS his gang have threatened civilians (apart from Tomas) but haven't actually killed them whereas the Salamancas had no problems wasting anyone nearby. Of course another interpretation of Fring's character is that he'd rather avoid bloodshed with civilians but will do it if necessary. Maybe the only real contrast with Fring and Hector pre-wheelchair is that he had something of a conscience about bystanders while Hector could care less. It also seems likely that any noble qualities he had were a feint for Mike.
I wonder the same thing, I always was under the impression that Gus was bluffing with his threat, and that he would have just killed Walt and left it there. I see Gus as being a far more sympathetic character than Walter (would have been nicer to shoot poor Victor from behind, as opposed to a uh, box cutter)
@@elsotanodelhorror810 Well, most of the people Walter killed were criminals but that doesn't make him good. Hank not caring about Jesse's life can't be justified by that argument. Hank was a good character but he was not innocent.
@@elsotanodelhorror810 Someone being a criminal doesn't mean you can put them in danger in a major way like that and still call yourself innocent. Criminal or not, they're people. Also worth noting being a criminal doesn't automatically make you a bad person.
@@marifanculaia7713 hank was not innocent, true, but he did a great job, even didn't accepted heisenberg's help when they killed him, criminals even if good or bad, do nothing more than pain on society, the same for society, but hank's knew what was the best, even if sent someone to get tortured unknowing that jesse pinkman wasn't that evil, doesn't matter.
I know I'm a year late but I wouldn't say Waltar was worse than Gus, Tuco, Hector or the Salamanca cousins. I know that Waltar does do a hell of a lot of horrible things but he does show some sense of goodness deep inside even towards the end such as how he was ready and willing to give all of his money, everything he's worked for, all away just to save Hank, or how he put himself at extreme risk at the end (and even gets himself killed) to save Jesse. He was also planning to turn himself in a couple of times near the end. He's definitely nearer the evil end of the spectrum, but I seriously think that the things I've listed alone would place him higher than Gus or almost anyone in the Salamanca family.
I think Hector is the most evil. We mostly see him as a pathetic old man being tortured but like Gus said, he deserves it. Unlike Tuco, who is just crazy, Hector does all his evil with a perfectly sane mind. And unlike Gus, he does it just to be an evil prick. He has no order or standards to anything. And the only reason we don't see his as the grand villain is because he isn't clever enough to get to the top of the mountain. But clearly he would like to be. And if he were, he would be killing everyone on a whim. Either for a tiny slight or just to amuse himself.
@@Dantheman-bw8hv You realize that was because Gus was Hector's arch enemy, right? It had nothing to do with helping Walt out the goodness of his heart.
"Brock was poisoned, and then had his mother killed." That was put rather poorly. You make it sound like six-year-old Brock ordered a hit on his own mother.
Sociopathy/psychopathy isn't a learned behaviour, it's the way some people are born. Todd consistently shows pretty much every trait linked to sociopathy
@@teamonkey3 Todd is likely autistic in my opinion. Sociopaths usually excel at social skills, and Todd clearly doesn't. He's also not sadistic, manipulative or narcissistic at all, he's very childish and his moral agency isn't the best. Plus he does occasionally display empathy (albeit in small amounts) towards Lydia and even Jesse.
@@rattlesnakejake956 I can kind of see that being true, and after researching more I don't think he's a sociopath. He doesn't have any bad intentions or malice behind his horrific acts, he just thinks it's what he's supposed to do and it's not a big deal. I think he does show genuine remorse, even if it's very shallow and he's mainly just trying to be polite. When he displays "empathy" to Jesse it's pretty clear to me that he doesn't really understand the pain he's caused the poor guy, and expects him to just forgive him after buying him ice cream. He understands on a basic level that the things he's doing are wrong, but he'll never stop doing them because he just doesn't care that much. Instead he'll continue doing despicable stuff and apologising half-sincerely for them, thinking that's all he needs to do. Definitely could be autistic, and that explains why he goes along so easily with his uncle's evil. He was raised by murderous Nazis after all
I’m glad Skylar made the grey area. She’s far from perfect, as you said, she too is a criminal. But she gets waaaaaaaay too much undeserved hatred. In fact, the only thing in the show that she did that I didn’t agree with was having the affair with Ted. Everything else was completely justified given the position she was put in
She had terrible writing. Also she could've divorced walt, and MAYBE go into hiding (I forgot the name but it involves the government hiding you from cartels or something.) Now I'm not a walt fan boy or a skyler hater, in fact I hate both of them. But she could've done all those things I listed, but I can see wjere you're coming from. (No hate just an analysis)
@@regularbrain8712 And I agree with you. She certainly could've and SHOULD'VE divorced Walt and left when she had the chance. But when someone throws that much money in your face the temptation will win nearly every time
He wasn’t extremely evil. It’s not like he went out of his way to hurt people for fun. None of the characters on this show are half as bad as a serial killer or rapist
@@alainwalker5177 I think there are levels of evil. Neo nazis are just nazi wannabes. Most of them don’t even kill anyone. I’d rather be stuck on an island with Jack Welker than allot of other characters on this show, and I’m a jew. Most of the characters on this show were evil and crazy compared to the average person. But compared to real life serial killer/rapists, dictators, and Cultists they’re like Christmas elves
I mean he’s a killer and helped create a drug empire which ruined so many lives, not exactly an angel despite the fact he has some morals when it comes to children.
@@duncan3932 bruh im not saying he's jesus but if he didnt kill gale both him and walter wouldve been killed so you can sorta understand and had it not been for walter he wouldve just been a small time dealer and possibly wouldve quit the business and he felt lots of remorse for his actions and fell into a depressive spiral after killing gale, im not saying he's good, he's selfish and impulsive but not bad, he's kind and fiercely loyal, basically he's a chaotic neutral.
Nah he tried to sell drugs to rehab people, could’ve left the meth business multiple times but came back and caused issues, encouraged janes drug use, tried to get Andrea on drugs until he saw her kid, killed Gale, and his stupidity led to multiple people dying
@@terelljones3804 he felt so much guilt for all those actions I legitimately thought he was gonna commit suicide, plus he did leave the drug business in season five which I get is too little too late but still and encouraging is not the same as forcing Jane to do drugs and SHE was the one who got him hooked on heroin and he still made it clear that he wouldn’t sell to kids are only adults who by that time know better than children so they’re either making the conscious decision to do drugs or have been addicts since they were kids and by that time they’re gonna get drugs either way so “may as well make a profit” (I’m not saying this is by any means but i can understand his reasoning but still never do this)
@@oliviaforrester2983 Well that’s all I’m saying feeling guilty and having boundaries is good, but not enough to be morally grey. His actions and their consequences objectively are bad
Hank did try to send Jesse to his death in season 5 though. Remember when he had him wear a wire and Steve said that Walt would probably try to kill him and Hank was just like “Yeah, but we’ll get it on tape”.
Hank wasn't a "good guy" because Hank believed the ends justified the means. I wouldn't call that evil, but I wouldn't call it good either. People are too quick to assume law enforcement = morally good. Especially the D.E.A. if you think about some of the shit they've done.
@@cobracmr4 yes i only start to watch series about two years ago if i dont count with animation or disney shows and my favourites are How i met your mother Stranger things Breaking bad Cobra kai Flash
You forgot Juan Bolsa who is a pretty important character, at least more important than Tortuga or Spooge or other minor characters you did include. Ofc you cannot include everyone, but if you're gonna include Jesse's brother, you could include Bolsa, Declan, Gaff or Tuco's henchmen. Great video otherwise!
@@diogomarques9228 it’s ok if u like Skyler but if I see anyone who says they like Ted Beneke I might have to do a Walter and set up that gun on the car outside their house
I'd put Andrea higher on the list. Her only flaw is that she had issues with substance abuse, but being addicted to drugs is not a moral failure, it's a disease. And if Hank can be absolved of beating Jesse by agreeing to suspension, then she can be 'absolved' of having been addicted by bettering herself for her kid
I dislike that you didn’t mention how Mike’s daughter in law literally lies to Mike so he will give her money and a nice house because of his kindness.
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Salamanca Twins were way too low considering they had the same indifference to murder as Tod. Jack deserved number 1 I feel because he was basically just Tod but more cruel, at least Tod was somewhat kind to Jesse.
@@professoraristotlemeans8860 I mean. Cool yay racist jokes with ur bestie or whatever. But using slurs as a white guy in law enforcement is. Yknow. Not ideal to put it mildly
I agree with the placement of Hank, unlike most of the comment section. Hank is far from the most inocent or purest character, but he is the one who try to do the good things, stop the bad guys and save the day. He is the most active good guy by far, and it is why, for me, he deserve the top spot
I think Hank is up there and as a character one of the best, but personally I do feel like if anyone is gonna top Hank in morality it would be Gomey. I watched the show recently and Gomey really didn't do anything too bad, he's always at Hank's side. That's not to say Hank is a bad guy, though, he's still definitely near the top.
@@TheBlackSamurai2708yeah them two are just jesse’s goofy friends. They really respect him and help him out. Pete even gave him a home in el Camino and told Jesse he was his hero.
@@DHworldwide185 early on to a certain degree, i think the meth thing wasn’t horrible given the lack of violence on innocent and his origanal cercumstances, but i believe walt grew into a villain pretty quickly, i wouldn’t say there’s any good major characters in the show, Gomez and Walt Jr, but they aren’t too important
Hank is slap bang in the middle grey area in my opinion. Not bad because he wants to do good but not good because of how he acts. Belittling criminals and making fun of everyone who is not family or work and beating up Jesse.
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In kids next door Most evil is for me father.he is the greatest enemy of kids next door and He is It not for nothing.he brainwashed five members of knd to make them to his minions (tdcfdtl),wanted to make a lot of kids becaming a cake(what is brutal and wrong) and even wanted to kill his brother.his grandfather is pure evil But father even make him fear.maybe i think He is most evil for me because of that all or It is because i love the villain father so much because He is the perfect villain for me.
walt is the worst ranking on this list, like yh hes evil but at least he shows a little remorse at times and would rather not cause harm to innocent civilians like yh theres the plane thing but he didnt want that to happen, also him handing jesse over was cause he was pissed about hanks death, he didnt hand him over cause it was convenient. He is imo less evil than gus (this one is kinda debatable) but what is not debatable is he is defiantly less evil than hector and eladio who dont give a single shit about anything they do.
The Golden Sorcerer Mike, Jane, (not killing but still) Brock, he dissolved the body of a kid and felt no remorse/had no reaction, sold Jesse to a new nazi gang to torture him and make him a slave, and killed 10 people so they wouldn’t testify against him, which Walt deserved to go to jail for life by that point
@@yoman3690 I'll admit that Mike wasn't very necessary but Mike was an asshole to him and threatened to kill him to before. Letting Jane overdose wanst just to stop her from blackmailing him, but to save Jesse too. He realized that if he continued to stay with her he might overdose too. And when he poisoned Brock he calculated the dosage so he wouldnt die. And Walt thought Jesse was out to get him and saved him in the end. And killing the 10 people was so him and Jesse wouldnt get arrested. Walter wasn't ready to get locked up for life. He had people to take care of. So yeah he did lots of bad things but a lot of them had a reason
The Golden Sorcerer Jane was basically trying to distance Jesse from Walter, I admit Jesse would be dead, but Jesse kinda ended up having to leave town with no friends and be alone and probably unhappy, Mike was unnecessary because mike was gonna just leave Walter alone, also killing those 10 people so they wouldn’t get arrested is still selfish, it’s not for a good cause it’s still extremely selfish
I think Walt Jr is the good character, not Hank. While Hank does do good, he does lashes out on Jesse and is placed on leave. So he’s not that innocent.
This ranking was released between the last two full seasons of Better Call Saul. The final season warrants a few new placements (I say five of them) due to new or expanded roles. Since no one else addressed this, I will. Cliff Main: Genuinely good, honest, loyal, and competent attorney with an even bigger compassionate heart. I would go as far as to rank him the silver medal. Marion: The dark horse heroine from Omaha, and a genuinely sweet lady. Bronze medal. Yes, that’s 2/3 of the podium showcased in the final season. Manuel Vargas: Totally pure and good person, albeit lacking the heroism of the top tier. I would rank him just after Walt Jr. Bill Oakley: Competent lawyer with a great heart, and one who is willing to help his old friend at the end. I would rank him just after Manuel Vargas. Jeff: Criminal without any apparent redeeming qualities, except that he didn’t appear to have murdered anyone. I would rank him between Wexler and Pinkman.
To call Hank the most pure and good person in Breaking Bad is insane. Did you forget that he beat Jesse unconscious out of anger? In total violation of his duty as a cop. Hank shows over and over that he's willing to violate the law to get what he wants whilst using his influence as a police officer to protect those close to him who break the law like Marie and Walt. He's a total piece of shit to everyone who isn't a cop or a relative. Harassing and insulting Wendy, posing for photos next to corpses with a big smile on his face, referring to burnt Mexican border hoppers as extra crispies, starting a fight in the bar etc etc...
So, I think you have Jesse's parents pretty much backwards. On the one hand, it's perfectly logical as a parent to cut off your druggie son, because that's really the only way to help them. Allow them to hit rock bottom, and admit there's a problem. Then help them through it. On the other hand, they're clearly overbearing parents incapable of turning out a functional child. They're likely at least partially if not mostly responsible for Jesse being such a perennial screw-up. Jake is obviously a replacement goldfish given his age, and he's probably going to end up mildly screwed up too.
Jake is already on his way to getting messed up. He's beginning to get into drugs, by the way of his pot stash that he hid in Jesse's room. His parents have been putting way too much pressure on him to be the perfect son.
Hank being the most good is puzzling in my opinion. He willingly puts Jesse’s life at risk to catch Walt and admits that he doesn’t care if he dies as long as he puts Walt in jail. Also let’s not forgot that he was literally emotionally and verbally abusive to his wife
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1. The phone call wasn't created by Jesse, it was created by Walter and Saul. 2. Ignoring that, are you seriously trying to tell me that a man shouldn't reasonably get upset that not only does some random drug dealer somehow have both his phone number and his wife’s name, but used that to trick him into believing that his WIFE was in a car accident?
@@craftymasterproductions4218 I'd say this explains his actions, but can't justify them. I get why he did it, but being 'reasonably upset' and literally *committing assault* are two separate things.
Idk about Walter White being ranked 3rd most evil. Like I mostly agree. But idk if he is worse than say Gus and Jack's lieutenant. But ig it makes sense
while i think todd is emotionless when he kills and did horrible shit, i still think theres a bit more heart than uncle jack in him. still gives jesse that icecream instead of some cell block D type meal
Don’t know how popular this will be but Howard is one of the most morally good characters in the entire universe. He always tried to make amends with Jimmy and was always a bigger man in uncomfortable situations. The man even put himself in financial debt in order to save the firm and everyone who works there. His biggest mistake was really just being the fall guy for Chuck instead of tell the truth.
Jack is the most evil because he's the reason why Todd is what he's like. I have a theory that Jack killed Todd's father / Jack's own brother to set up a neo nazi group and brought Todd up to be a sociopath. Todd wasn't given a fair shot at life.
gotta disagree with the hank decision.... forget his sense of humor. He was willing to Jesse Pinkman's life on the line to set up his brother in law.. And holy shizzer, Marie schrader?!!! I think you forgot about how she's a racist kleptomaniac whom the honorable Hank was willing to sidestep the law to keep out of real trouble... 😂😂
Why was Jessie life worth anything, he’s literally just as bad as Walt, literally worked with him throughout the show, and then decides to rat everyone else . He is not a good human being in anyone’s eyes besides the viewers. We get to see why he’s the way he is but you can’t blame hank for not caring
@@renegarcia8798 Well, I'm sure the same can be said of you, me, or anyone. We've all been shitty people at some point in our lives and the ones who can't admit it are probably the worst offenders. The reality is that mistakes shouldn't be paid for with blood. Hank, the straight shooter, deviates from morality with his lack of empathy by not caring about Jesse's life.(Among other things, like bailing out his selfish Klepto wife and wanting to destroy Walt for no other reason than hurt pride. He actually says as much in the garage scene.) Jesse, morally gray at best, deserves a second chance, as we all do. He needs some serious guidance tho.
Brett Steinmann Walt doesn’t wanna kill Jessie he just doesn’t care what happens to him, and he is justified! He doesn’t know Jessie morality like the viewer does, in his eyes his apart of this big drug empire plaguing society, why should he have sympathy for him lol. Why wouldn’t he bail his wife, he knows his wife is in the wrong but that’s no reason to turn his back on her. He didn’t want to destroy Walt just because of his pride, he’s literally been chasing him since before he knew heiseinberg was Walt.
@@renegarcia8798 It's fine to have your own opinion Rene. However, you've kinda only read the surface level of my points. There is a much deeper implication to being a straight shooter good guy type, that deviates so sharply from the lawful path. A person who thinks from a moral stand point is more likely to try and help those who have screwed up in life. The only criminal he tried helping was his wife, which I would argue was only out of the shame he felt when his fellow cops found out. He tried his best to hide or cover up her actions. That's not in line with a guy who lives by the law. Again, that's his pride. Anyways.. I'm tired. I'll leave it at that.
Kaylee is the most evil. - She constantly needs Mike's attention - She demands more fun time from her mother - She tries to take Mike's balloons - She refuses to leave the pool, putting her and Mike in danger
I wouldn’t go as far as calling Walt the shows anti-hero, IMO hes the main antagionist if anything, slowly being built up, Jesse is the anti-hero being tormented and manipulated by Walt constantly!
There's a difference between an antagonist and a villain. Not all villains are antagonists. The definition of an antagonist is a character who stands in opposition to the protagonist who is the main character of the show. Walter regardless of his morality is the protagonist and the people opposing him are antagonists. Also Walter is definitely an antihero.
Hank was actually not good, he was honestly a bad guy. He searched and seized without warrants. He was a bitch to Marie when she was caring for him while bedbound. And really it was never about protecting his family or community, it was for his own pride of being able to say he arrested Heisenberg.
Being in a bad mood after you're horribly injured is understandable, for fuck's sake. Otherwise I mostly agree with you. But he was a DEA agent long before Walt was Heisenberg, so his original reasons for doing it might have been about protecting family and community. I don't think the DEA is the best place to do that, but maybe Hank did. Early on, I mean.
@@tommyx3090 Maybe you're right, but I always thought of that as just comic relief. It was back in season 1, and they went for a lot more comedy in season 1. I assume the writers did this because they were trying to grow a fanbase, which is easier to do when you make something entertaining. The later seasons had comedic moments but they were more serious and darker in general, because by then it had a lot of viewers and they could be more serious with the character development. Just my theory.
@@tommyx3090 A lot of my favorite Walt & Jesse moments were from season 1, when Jesse was a less serious character and goofed around when Walt was trying to be serious. Those two together were way funnier in the early days. Season 1 wasn't as deep or thought-provoking as the later seasons but it was entertaining.
What do you expect? The U.S.A. is the nation where the penalty for killing an armed cop is more severe than the penalty for killing a defenseless child. America loves its police. It treats the police like they are saints or something. Look at all the cop shows.
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@@craftymasterproductions4218 definitely not. She got Jesse on heroin even after she told him not to, lied to her dad and blackmailed Walt She’s definitely gray
@@TheBlackSamurai2708 Well as for the heroin, she wouldn't have gone back on heroin to begin with if it weren't for Jesse's influence. She had been sober for 18 months before meeting Jesse and even offered to take him to one of her meetings. And as for her lying to her dad, that was because of her addiction. Addiction can override someone's personality and make them act out in ways they normally wouldn't
Breaking Bad Characters: Good to Evil (w/ Better Call Saul & El Camino) The Good 1. Hank Schrader 2. Brock, Kaylee, Drew and Holly 3. Steven Gomez 4. Stacy Ehrmantraut 5. Elliot and Gretchen Schwartz 6. Walter White Jr. 7. Carmen Molina 8. Andrea 9. Jake Pinkman 10. Bogdan Wolynetz 11. Old Joe 12. Marie Schrader 13. Jane 14. Howard Hamlin The Grey Area 15. Skinny Pete and Badger 16. Mr. and Mrs. Pinkman 17. Ted Beneke 18. Combo 19. Gale Boetticher 20. Skyler White Bad to Evil 21. Ed Galbraith 22. Lawson 23. Chuck McGill 24. Huell 25. Patrick Kuby 26. Kim Wexler 27. Jesse Pinkman 28. Nacho Varga 29. Jimmy McGill (Saul Goodman) 30. Mike Ehrmantraut 31. Casey 32. Tortuga 33. Tyrus and Victor 34. Krazy-8 35. Spooge and Spooge's Woman 36. Lydia 37. Neil Kandy 38. Don Eladio 39. Leonel and Marco Salamanca 40. Hector Salamanca 41. Tuco Salamanca 42. Kenny 43. Lalo Salamanca 44. Gustavo Fring 45. Walter White 46. Uncle Jack 47. Todd Alquist
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I contend that Holly is the most evil. Hear me out:
- She decides to be born during Walt’s biggest sale up to that point
- She was present and complicit with Skylar’s impersonation of a government official
- Holly was complacent with Walt secretly gloating to her about his money, knowing she’d get some part of those earnings
- She spites Walt by demanding her mother when he had worked so hard to kidnap her
- Holly breaks and enters into a fire truck
"Breaks and enters a firetruck " lol you got me
Well she did break into that fire truck
Everyone does stupid things when they’re young though right?
@@sam.lipchutz "Oh, to be 19 again"
-Jimmy McGill, 2002
@@TrueRetroflection 19 months by the end of the show
The most good is the fly from season 4. He risked his life, almost successfully infiltrated and ruined an entire criminal operation that would have drastically slowed the drug trade for months.
His death was the most sad 😢
@@-SoonerorLatertop 10 heroic tv sacrifices. 1 is easily the fly
That was Season 3. Lmao
What about the pizza on the roof? He deserves an honorable mention. How could a man waste such a good box of pizza?
Season 3
Hank is good but I wouldn’t say he’s most good, just seems a bit weird to rank him as more good than Walter Jr and the other kids. While you can’t deny Hank is a hero he still did some morally wrong things such as using Jesse as bait to catch Walt. But anyway thank you for making this list.
Hes not a hero lol
@@ChillConservative2k15 he is the hero though
@@milkstuff2870 He’s a pretty flawed guy, but when compared to other characters who are literal drug kingpins, he’s a good guy by comparison, still I’d probably rank his partner, Gomez, over him since he seemed to care about Jesse in Season 5
Yes it was a moral wrong if he wasn’t a DEA agent.
holly did nothing, walt jr called the cops saying walt pulled that knife on skyler, when she pulled the knife and sliced his hands
Walt is not an anti-hero.
He's not even an anti-villain, he's straight up a villain protagonist.
Definitely ppl just think he's the hero because he's the main person of the show
I mean yeah but no.
He does very bad things but it’s for something good so I mean, I don’t think he is a villain, a criminal, but not a villain
Tim no, he only had an understandable motive in the first season, by the second season he should’ve stopped but it was his ego and greed that kept him going, so he’s definitely a villain
Hes not entirely bad. Sure he did some fucked up things but he isn't pure evil
The Golden Sorcerer he’s not pure evil, no character in this show is, that said he’s still one of the worst people in the show
Manuel Varga should have been placed as the most good. Good man, hates crime, was firm but caring towards his criminal son, was genuinely honest in business and personal life, is not vengeful or spiteful, and everyone who meets him has nothing but great things to say about the guy. Even Mike was willing to defy Gus to save him.
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Exactly
I think Tuco is the most evil. As said, Todd isn't sadistic, just disturbingly cold. Tuco takes a level of pleasure in his violence that I think makes him more morally despicable than Todd.
I understand that argument
Tuco its better than todd because he at least take care of hector and i dont see him killing a child
@@diogomarques9228 I dont really think tuco would have remorse killing a kid
@@FreshZCORD maybe you re right
No i think Hector is more evil. Tuco is crazy, its hard to say a crazy person is the most evil. Hector is evil just to be evil and he knows exactly what he's doing. And unlike Gus, he's evil with no standards or barriers or anything. If hector was smart enough to be in charge he would murder everyone and their families on a whim.
feel like you ranked Hank highly just for being among your favorites rather than objectively. He does some pretty shitty things when it comes to Jesse
you can't say someone is good objectively as it all comes down to opinion and your own personal morality. I'd put Hank as the hero of the show myself
*jesse
And when he was recovering from his injury, he pretty badly emotionally abused Marie.
Eh, not really lol it just wasn’t legal. Jesse is a significantly worse person than Hank. Most of us if capable would have beaten Jesse to a pulp in that situation as well. Putting someone in the worst situation imaginable and then not behaving perfectly does not make them a bad person. It just makes them not Jesus
daniel persson Well I agree Hanks the hero of the show but you were absolutely wrong that morality is subjective. You may have your beliefs about morality but it’s not subjective because then you couldn’t be wrong. You can think raping children is OK but you are wrong. There can be ethics and it cannot be clear what someone should have done in the situation even with hindsight but that doesn’t make morality personal or subjective. And I don’t hold people to as high of a standard that a raise in the middle east where they killed gay people and have slavery and kill Christians and Jews in women’s don’t have equal rights. As a man I would probably be a totally different person if I was raised in the Middle East, it doesn’t change the fact the way they are raised is morally inferior. The only people that think morality is subjective or atheist which tend to be very far to the left and the most judge mental hateful people because they disagree with others morality or people on the left ironically. I’m not calling you an atheist or a left-wing or a hateful person by the way lol And I agree it’s up for discussion of who the most moral character is and who the hero and who the villain of the show is. I honestly don’t think Walt is as nearly as evil as people make him out to be
Hank wasn’t interested in honor, he was interested in stroking his ego and winning. He was literally walt’s counterpart on the law enforcement side. He did ANYTHING he thought he had to do to win.
Hank even uses Jesse as bait to try to lure out Walt and even admits he doesn't care if it gets Jesse killed, he was just that obsessed with catching Walt. I would still rank Hank among the "good" but he's definitely not the most pure. I'd say Gomez is more righteous person than Hank is as Gomez actually does seem concerned about getting Jesse killed.
@@PrinceMallow exactly
Yea they’re is no way hank is the most good, later on in the series...hank gets super fucking dark, and treats Marie like shit lol...he is grey area in my opinion
@@mlo3687 he doesn't treat Marie bad later on he treats her bad and gets better
I would have put Hank on the grey area next to evil. He's a great character probably one of my favorites but he has his bastard moments throughout the series. Joking and laughing at dead people, intentionally starting a bar fight, is horribly rude to people like Wendy, breaking and entering to find the rv. Hank is far from the most evil character but saying he's the most good is even further from the truth.
How about “Van Der Linde Gang Members: Good to Evil”
The rat is for sure number 1.
the good : mary-beth
the grey : arthur (pre tb)
the evil : micah
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Tilly
Abigail
Lenny
Charles
Pearson
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John
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Arthur (high honor)
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Arthur (low honor)
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Micah
That’s a very good idea
@@yoman3690 where's Sean '-'
Just gonna ignore the fact that Hank nearly beat Jesse to death in a fit of rage? How did he get the top spot? Gomez was a better person than he was.
@Nero not racist
@@ajaysidhu471 against mexicans yeah he was
@Ajay Sidhu
he calls people beaners at least 5 times during the series lmao
@Nero plus he’s a fed lol
that chubby gas station attendant was hot as fuck btw
@@trashketchum9782 bro what
Jesse is the greatest character in the show. I think he’s deserves to be in a gray area but that one time he killed without self-defense was pressured by Walt. Jesse was a good person he had terrible moments though but he’s one of the most developed characters in television.
Yeah you’re right
Jesse is not a good guy, he was standing with Walter and had share in most of the actions... He cries a lot, that doesn't make him a good guy... Out of main characters only hank and Walt Jr are innocent... Rest all I mean rest all are flawed..
@@homelander5499 marie are good too except when she robbs and give the robbed thing to skyler
@@homelander5499 hank is too flawed to be put above the kids lol, Jesse done worse things than him but I still found myself caring more for jesse as he showed a lot more sympathy
@@darragh4912 sympathy for attractive women (you know right 😂) and children.... And he cries a lot, that doesn't make him a good person..... He stood with Walter, Gus amd Mike the entire time and took share in their actions... Hank on the other hand stood by the right side the entire time, he didn't spared Walt, even though they're closely related... He voluntarily agreed to suspension when he hit Jesse, he said I won't lie to them, he would've made a good legal fight if he did that, instead he confessed to his mistake... That man dedicated his career to DEA, he was always been a caring and loving person to his friends and family... Now tell me you need more than that as a quality of a good person? He make occasional racial stereotypes, but he's not serious about it...
Tod is The most Evil Right?
Called it
What about Jack?
@@kalahauoli355 Todd gets a bad rep hes def evil but not the worst on the show, he was nicer to Jesse than the other neo-nazis and was at least polite in public, also unlike his family. Also its not fair to say hes the most evil for being a sociopath and putting the salamanca twins way lower
@@lucasr2050 Yeah I feel Jack also influenced his behaviors. Jack seems like the worst to me & I get kind of Ramsay Bolton vibes from Kenny
@@lucasr2050 i think he was only nice to jessie because he liked the girl and didn't actually carendor jessie
@@lucasr2050 he wasn't nice to him, he treated him like a pet and manipulated him
Sure Hank had PTSD but he had a short temper I think. I definitely wouldn't put him more good than Walt Junior. He broke into Jessie's house and punched him the face until he was put in intensive care
Yeah but wasn’t that because he thought he threatened his wife or something? Idk that seems somewhat justified from his perspective to me. But I do get that Walt jr was generally less flawed, though hank did more good in the end.
Theres also the fact that hank was willing to let Jesse die if it meant catching walt.
Salvatore Dali Jessie was a junkie and literally walts criminal partner, and literally ratted everyone else. Why would he care for him
@@salvatoredali4384 no
@@renegarcia8798 He ratted him out because he poisoned a child and justified killing drew sharp, he didn’t do it because he was going to prison, it was because he hated Walt for poisoning his girlfriend’s son.
Jane is definitely not good lol, remember when she blackmailed walt and was going to run away to do "whatever she wants"? she's in a grey area more than pinkmans parents
She’s definitely not good, but she’s not that bad though. Drug addiction could make anyone bad
It’s not like she was blackmailing an innocent person.
@@roostermcscratch9060 Still bad
@@sam.lipchutz except for Marie. No drugs for her she just sucks PERIOD but because she doesn't do drugs she's "good"
@@FHSBlackSwarm That’s not what I meant. I said drug addiction could make anyone bad. Not only people who do drugs are bad
Chuck is one of the very rare examples of a lawful evil character that ACTUALLY DOESN’T break the law. Wait does he?
Hard to say. Chuck definitely knows the law inside and out in insane detail and uses that knowledge to use that law to his advantage. He may not break any laws (that I know of) but he's an incredibly sneaky, vindictive, selfish person. He willingly let's Howard take the fall when he prevented his brother from being hired by HHM.
An interesting perspective is while Jimmy does the wrong things for the right reasons, Chuck is the exact opposite. He does the right things for the wrong reasons and even though he doesn't break the law, his actions feel evil.
@@SamsarasArt Exactly. He’s the perfect example of a lawful evil character. I always thought that lawful evil meant like salesman, politicians, police officers, and managers that never break the law but are still very evil and use their authority to control others or manipulate them into getting what they want. But in most fictional stories the villains break the law to at least some extent but I don’t think Chuck ever actually breaks it but actually uses it to get what he wants which is a perfect example of lawful evil in my opinion. However I think Jimmy isn’t necessarily good. He doesn’t always do things for the right reasons. He’s still very selfish allot of times.
@Nero Wynn right, and there are many people in real life that will scam you like doctors, lawyers, dentists, pharmacists but in fiction I usually see characters that others consider lawful evil break the law many times but just in a sneaky way. To me lawful evil means you do evil things that aren’t illegal like the Wall Street stock brokers
Chuck is not evil, he's bitter, he's vindictive and he's selfish. But he is not evil. He hates Jimmy and Jimmy alone and his obsession with hating Jimmy is his downfall. However he does not try to harm anyone severely asides from Jimmy, even Kim. And even though he hates Jimmy, he is right about him. Yes, Jimmy could've changed if wasn't for Chuck, but it is unlikely. We start the show with Jimmy trying to impress Chuck, but even when he tries to be a "Good" person, he breaks the ethics code several times.
Jimmy was never an ethical person, even when his intentions were the purest. Not many people can see Chuck's point because the show is set on Jimmy's Perspective. But the show is so good that you can find reason in both arguments.
@@lonestarasshole584 Remember when he blackmailed Howard? One of his only friends? He definitely belongs on the bad side
Hector, Tuco, and the Cousins (at least) are definitely worse than Walter.
Also I wish Declan had been on here
I also wish the rival dealers were on it too
People exaggerate how evil Walter is compared to other characters because he is the character we spend the most time with and we see how far he falls, but if there was a show that focused on any of the cartel members you’d see they are more evil than Walter. Remember all the events from season 1-5 take place in the space of about 8-12 months (up till the point Walter disappeared in granite state) so he was only evil for a few months, whereas other characters were evil for years or even their whole lives.
@@kin2955 omg yes, walter only turns to an evil man in season 4 in my opinion
Agree
@Michaelvlogs player Jack is more evil than todd I think, remember the only reason Todd does the things he does is because of jack
I disagree with Todd being most evil. He does some terrible stuff and he's definitely a psycho but the whole reason he is like that is because of the environment he grew up in being around Jack Welker. I'd have Jack 1st and Todd 2nd because Jack is the reason for Todd's evil and the way he killed Hank mercilessly was disgusting.
I'd say that the twins are also more evil than Todd.
that doesn’t erase the fact he killed a child without hesitation. he is the one of the most evil characters there shouldn’t be any opinions or arguments about it . it’s dumb to say that you don’t think he’s evil when he quite literally murdered a child in cold blood
Jack is definitely worse. Todd probably hung around his gang too long and got desensitized to violence. I mean the guy is a literal nazi, you don’t get worse than that.
Not to mention Jack had a more interesting personality than Todd as well as more charisma. It’s not being considered in this video I know I just wanted to point it out there. If him and his boys hadn’t come STRAIGHT THE FUCK OUT NOWHERE I wouldn’t mind him as much as I do now. But he did, so he gets docked in my book.
im not entirely sure but i feel like having todd at the very bottom just feels right
I would definitely disagree about Marie being good, she's definitely a grey area type. She broke bad in her own way many times throughout the show.
Robbing the elderly isnt a great thing
I hate how that guy made Jesse evil as well he should be in the grey too
@@bigmonke3906 agree
Marie its kinda annoying but i think she is a good person
Shes not perfect but i wouldn't say gray
Nacho's dad deserves the good gold medal
-GOOD CHARARCTERS
1:28 Hank Schrader
4:04 Brock Cantillo, Kaylee Ehrmantraut, Drew Sharp, Holly White
4:47 Steve Gomez
5:30 Stacey Ehrmantraut
5:50 Elliot and Gretchen Schwartz
6:25 Walter White Junior
7:05 Carmen Molina
7:32 Andrea Cantillo
8:03 Jake Pinkman
8:38 Bogdan Wolynetz
9:24 Old Joe
9:58 Marie Schrader
11:09 Jane Margolis
11:47 Howard Hamlin
-GRAY CHARACTERS
12:30 Skinny Pete and Badger Mayhew
13:48 Diane and Adam Pinkman
14:17 Ted Beneke
15:03 Combo Ortega
15:29 Gale Boeittcher
16:18 Skyler White
-BAD TO EVIL CHARACTERS
18:03 Ed Galbraith
18:47 Lawson
19:30 Chuck McGill
20:09 Huell Babineaux
20:38 Patrick Cuby
21:11 Kim Wexler
22:08 Jesse Pinkman
24:25 Nacho Varga
24:58 Saul Goodman / Jimmy McGill
26:15 Mike Ehrmantraut
28:21 Casey
29:07 Tortuga
29:44 Tyrus Kitt and Victor
30:08 Krazy-8
30:39 Spooge and Spooge's Wife
31:22 Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
32:10 Neil Kandy
32:54 Don Eladio
33:30 Marco and Leonel Salamanca
34:24 Hector Salamanca
35:37 Tuco Salamanca
36:27 Kenny
37:13 Lalo Salamanca
37:56 Gus Fring
39:18 Walter White
41:45 Jack Welker
43:04 Todd Alquist
Thanks! 😊
I woulda put gus fring at 3, walt at 2, jack at 1 and tuco at 4 and todd at 5
@@SISKCERTWaJaVlogsTodd is the most evil for reasons already explained in the video.
@@SISKCERTWaJaVlogs gus and walt are not nearly that evil
I’d personally put Jack at #1 evil, then Todd, then Hector and then Walter would be after that
Walt Jr is the most good by far. Hank is one of my favourite characters in Breaking Bad, but he's not innocent, especially with what he does to Jesse in season 3
Thank you!!
Walt jr its one of the most good, but want his father to die and says that his father attacking his mother with a knife, when he was skyler that had attack walter its not tbat good
@@diogomarques9228 I mean by the end of the show he has EVERY REASON to want his father dead. Look at it from his perspective...
Hard agree. Hank is too egotistical and violent to be the most good. Like you alluded to, he almost killed Jesse, him having to be sent to intensive care.
@@diogomarques9228 Walt Jr is one of the only innocent characters
I’m glad that you rank Mike as more evil than Saul and Kim as more evil than Skyler.
Mike and Kim are two characters that the audience are willing to turn a blind eye on their evil acts only because they are “lovable”.
Saul and Mike are right next to each other though
@@CrossoverFan4life saul never killed anybody
@@antoniocaputo8646 i'd argue jimmy "killed" chuck by weaponizing his mental illness & taking away his life insurance.
@@antoniocaputo8646he ordered it tho
Saul is worse, because he suggested that Walt should kill Hank. Mike would never do anything as bad as this. Mike also did all of that for his family and Saul was just greedy. And Skyler is imo still a bit worse than Kim. What Kim did was mostly horrible pranks and Skyler did more than that.
You missed Nacho's dad as the most good character
Yessir
My thoughts exactly! He is pure good
I disagree about putting hank as the best person, he is a moral person but he also dehumanises every criminal he sees and uses brutality to get his way. he grows as a person throughout the show but i don't think he is the purest person in the show. The children and are more pure
A badge doesn't make someone a good guy. Sometimes it's entirely the opposite, in fact.
I'd argue that Gomez deserved the gold medal. Did he want to kill the twin? Yes. But he didn't act on it. Hank did when he beat up Jessie. Gomez wasn't making racist jokes. Hank was. Gomez never broke code while on the job. Well that's what Hank did getting a search warrant and didn't leave when he was on private property.
I agree, I think Gomez is probably the best because he never did anything awful and just generally seemed like a good guy. People make the argument for the kids or Walter Jr, which are fair enough since they do nothing wrong, but I do think Gomey is above simply for being a good man who's also part of the DEA. I think an art of this show though is that people can definitely view characters differently, like honestly for me I'd put Jesse in gray area because you can tell, especially with Gale's death, Jesse did not wanna do it. Obviously he was helping out one of the biggest baddies in the show, but I am convinced it's because Walt was the only father figure Jesse has had. And another disagreement I have is that I think Jack is worse than Todd. I think this because Todd does awful things, worse than Jack technically, but Todd tries to show a good side even while being one of the worst in the show, and I think Jack plays a big role on how Todd acts. Obviously I'm not disagreeing with you, it's targeted at the video, and honestly again I agree on Gomey. :)
“Gomez wasn't making racist jokes”
He actually did. In literally his first appearance in the show all the way back to the pilot episode, he makes a joke calling Jesse’s alias Cap’n Cook “a white boy’s name”.
EDIT: Also, what the hell are you talking about "getting a search warrant and didn't leave when he was on private property"?
Manuel Varga deserved the gold imo
@@libig8245Yea, but he wasn't even mentioned :(
Exactly
One of my favorite scenes is when Jesse buys his parents house. He shows up, and they say, Jesse the buyer is supposed to show up any time! Then when he goes in as he says, I’m the buyer they lose their shit. Their expressions are priceless. I’d love to be a fly on the way and hear what they say to one another. In all reality they blame Jesse for a lot.
I've always wondered if Fring would've made good on his threat to kill Walt's family. Ambiguity is a part of his character - the audience has to decide if he's a noble outlaw or another kingpin scumbag. Even though his underlings killed Tomas he had a knack for recruiting guys who seem cunning and disciplined but also screw up (like Victor walking into that crowd around Gale's body or Tyrus not noticing the bomb on Hector's wheelchair). Throughout the entirety of BrBa and BCS his gang have threatened civilians (apart from Tomas) but haven't actually killed them whereas the Salamancas had no problems wasting anyone nearby.
Of course another interpretation of Fring's character is that he'd rather avoid bloodshed with civilians but will do it if necessary. Maybe the only real contrast with Fring and Hector pre-wheelchair is that he had something of a conscience about bystanders while Hector could care less. It also seems likely that any noble qualities he had were a feint for Mike.
I wonder the same thing, I always was under the impression that Gus was bluffing with his threat, and that he would have just killed Walt and left it there. I see Gus as being a far more sympathetic character than Walter (would have been nicer to shoot poor Victor from behind, as opposed to a uh, box cutter)
Gustavo sent hitmen to Walt's house, so well...
Hank: "Pinkman gets killed and we get it all on tape." As Hank sets Jesse up to go to what could possibly be his death. Hank is not innocent.
yes he is, Jesse was a criminnal
@@elsotanodelhorror810 Well, most of the people Walter killed were criminals but that doesn't make him good. Hank not caring about Jesse's life can't be justified by that argument. Hank was a good character but he was not innocent.
@@elsotanodelhorror810 Someone being a criminal doesn't mean you can put them in danger in a major way like that and still call yourself innocent. Criminal or not, they're people. Also worth noting being a criminal doesn't automatically make you a bad person.
@@elsotanodelhorror810 So?
@@marifanculaia7713 hank was not innocent, true, but he did a great job, even didn't accepted heisenberg's help when they killed him, criminals even if good or bad, do nothing more than pain on society, the same for society, but hank's knew what was the best, even if sent someone to get tortured unknowing that jesse pinkman wasn't that evil, doesn't matter.
hank is a good guy but seems to lack empathy towards criminals and junkies so he isnt the best
I know I'm a year late but I wouldn't say Waltar was worse than Gus, Tuco, Hector or the Salamanca cousins. I know that Waltar does do a hell of a lot of horrible things but he does show some sense of goodness deep inside even towards the end such as how he was ready and willing to give all of his money, everything he's worked for, all away just to save Hank, or how he put himself at extreme risk at the end (and even gets himself killed) to save Jesse. He was also planning to turn himself in a couple of times near the end. He's definitely nearer the evil end of the spectrum, but I seriously think that the things I've listed alone would place him higher than Gus or almost anyone in the Salamanca family.
*Waltuh
I think Hector is the most evil. We mostly see him as a pathetic old man being tortured but like Gus said, he deserves it. Unlike Tuco, who is just crazy, Hector does all his evil with a perfectly sane mind. And unlike Gus, he does it just to be an evil prick. He has no order or standards to anything. And the only reason we don't see his as the grand villain is because he isn't clever enough to get to the top of the mountain. But clearly he would like to be. And if he were, he would be killing everyone on a whim. Either for a tiny slight or just to amuse himself.
Hector and Jack kinda share the top spot for me.
Hector was willing to help Walt kill Gus at the cost of his own life
@@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470 Lalo too
@@Dantheman-bw8hv You realize that was because Gus was Hector's arch enemy, right? It had nothing to do with helping Walt out the goodness of his heart.
@@libig8245 Lalo is definitely up there.
Seeing Brock's mom die hit me hard ngl, especially knowing how much they both meant to Jesse
Bro her names Andrea 🤣🤣🤣
Man, Todd and Jack did not enjoy murder, they just didn't care. For them killing someone was like eating an apple.
Jack did enjoy it
Thats kinda scary
Jack probably enjoyed it. He shouts "fire in the hole" as he kills Declan, which indicates this is just playing for him.
"Brock was poisoned, and then had his mother killed." That was put rather poorly. You make it sound like six-year-old Brock ordered a hit on his own mother.
Lmao
Being poisoned can make small children very cranky.
Hank: call people bean*rs all the time, gets 1st place
Holly: is a baby, gets 2nd place
Beaner isn't a slur.
@@thecupheadfan1837 I mean...google would like to disagree, but. Whatever u say ig
I think Jack is worse, honestly. One could maybe blame Todd's sociopathy on his uncle not giving him a proper moral compass.
That or it was because he hung around jack and his gang for too long and got desensitized to violence
Sociopathy/psychopathy isn't a learned behaviour, it's the way some people are born. Todd consistently shows pretty much every trait linked to sociopathy
@@teamonkey3 Todd is likely autistic in my opinion. Sociopaths usually excel at social skills, and Todd clearly doesn't. He's also not sadistic, manipulative or narcissistic at all, he's very childish and his moral agency isn't the best. Plus he does occasionally display empathy (albeit in small amounts) towards Lydia and even Jesse.
@@rattlesnakejake956 I can kind of see that being true, and after researching more I don't think he's a sociopath. He doesn't have any bad intentions or malice behind his horrific acts, he just thinks it's what he's supposed to do and it's not a big deal. I think he does show genuine remorse, even if it's very shallow and he's mainly just trying to be polite. When he displays "empathy" to Jesse it's pretty clear to me that he doesn't really understand the pain he's caused the poor guy, and expects him to just forgive him after buying him ice cream. He understands on a basic level that the things he's doing are wrong, but he'll never stop doing them because he just doesn't care that much. Instead he'll continue doing despicable stuff and apologising half-sincerely for them, thinking that's all he needs to do. Definitely could be autistic, and that explains why he goes along so easily with his uncle's evil. He was raised by murderous Nazis after all
@@snowset675 Todds mother was a drug addict and its implied that he's inbreed so idk
I’m glad Skylar made the grey area. She’s far from perfect, as you said, she too is a criminal. But she gets waaaaaaaay too much undeserved hatred. In fact, the only thing in the show that she did that I didn’t agree with was having the affair with Ted. Everything else was completely justified given the position she was put in
She had terrible writing. Also she could've divorced walt, and MAYBE go into hiding (I forgot the name but it involves the government hiding you from cartels or something.) Now I'm not a walt fan boy or a skyler hater, in fact I hate both of them. But she could've done all those things I listed, but I can see wjere you're coming from. (No hate just an analysis)
@@regularbrain8712 And I agree with you. She certainly could've and SHOULD'VE divorced Walt and left when she had the chance. But when someone throws that much money in your face the temptation will win nearly every time
@@vincentvorse so she's also greedy
@@regularbrain8712 Yes, but so is the grand majority of the characters in the show. And Walt is probably the most greedy of all
@@vincentvorse let's not forget about uNcLe jAcK
Hank was kinda racist tho lol
Yeah good thing he died
He made Jokes! He wasn't a legit racist
@@nicholasclay4896 he was an asshole he was going to beat up the prostitute windy when she didn't even do anything
He was also absolutely horrible to Marie when he was recovering from being almost killed by the Twins
@@sloanbassstuff7246 I wouldn't say horrible. He was a bit Snappy & Jerky but to call him Horrible is a Stretch.
Jack is honestly the most evil
Yes.
He wasn’t extremely evil. It’s not like he went out of his way to hurt people for fun. None of the characters on this show are half as bad as a serial killer or rapist
@Mike fuller cooking tutorials Nope
@@sam.lipchutz
Bruh he was a new-nazi, that’s already evil enough
@@alainwalker5177 I think there are levels of evil. Neo nazis are just nazi wannabes. Most of them don’t even kill anyone. I’d rather be stuck on an island with Jack Welker than allot of other characters on this show, and I’m a jew. Most of the characters on this show were evil and crazy compared to the average person. But compared to real life serial killer/rapists, dictators, and Cultists they’re like Christmas elves
Just to remind you. You forgot 2 semi important Characters. Juan Bolsa & Declan.
Also Jane’s dad, Jesse’s therapist, Rich Shweikart, Werner, and Jimmy’s film crew should be on the list
@@kin2955 and Nacho's dad. He might be the most pure good in the series
@@kin2955 Hugo. He took the fall for Walt
You ranked Jesse lower than he deserved, he’s more of a grey character
I mean he’s a killer and helped create a drug empire which ruined so many lives, not exactly an angel despite the fact he has some morals when it comes to children.
@@duncan3932 bruh im not saying he's jesus but if he didnt kill gale both him and walter wouldve been killed so you can sorta understand and had it not been for walter he wouldve just been a small time dealer and possibly wouldve quit the business and he felt lots of remorse for his actions and fell into a depressive spiral after killing gale, im not saying he's good, he's selfish and impulsive but not bad, he's kind and fiercely loyal, basically he's a chaotic neutral.
Nah he tried to sell drugs to rehab people, could’ve left the meth business multiple times but came back and caused issues, encouraged janes drug use, tried to get Andrea on drugs until he saw her kid, killed Gale, and his stupidity led to multiple people dying
@@terelljones3804 he felt so much guilt for all those actions I legitimately thought he was gonna commit suicide, plus he did leave the drug business in season five which I get is too little too late but still and encouraging is not the same as forcing Jane to do drugs and SHE was the one who got him hooked on heroin and he still made it clear that he wouldn’t sell to kids are only adults who by that time know better than children so they’re either making the conscious decision to do drugs or have been addicts since they were kids and by that time they’re gonna get drugs either way so “may as well make a profit” (I’m not saying this is by any means but i can understand his reasoning but still never do this)
@@oliviaforrester2983 Well that’s all I’m saying feeling guilty and having boundaries is good, but not enough to be morally grey. His actions and their consequences objectively are bad
Hank did try to send Jesse to his death in season 5 though. Remember when he had him wear a wire and Steve said that Walt would probably try to kill him and Hank was just like “Yeah, but we’ll get it on tape”.
Hank wasn't a "good guy" because Hank believed the ends justified the means. I wouldn't call that evil, but I wouldn't call it good either. People are too quick to assume law enforcement = morally good. Especially the D.E.A. if you think about some of the shit they've done.
I needed this. Definitely a new favorite WickedBinge episode. Breaking Bad is easily in my top 5 shows of all time.
It's gotta be one of everyone's top 5
@@cobracmr4 yes i only start to watch series about two years ago if i dont count with animation or disney shows and my favourites are
How i met your mother
Stranger things
Breaking bad
Cobra kai
Flash
You forgot Juan Bolsa who is a pretty important character, at least more important than Tortuga or Spooge or other minor characters you did include. Ofc you cannot include everyone, but if you're gonna include Jesse's brother, you could include Bolsa, Declan, Gaff or Tuco's henchmen. Great video otherwise!
Fax
Juan Bolsa is less evil than Hector, Marco, Leonel, Tuco, Lalo, Jack, Todd and Gustavo, but more evil than everyone else in the video imo
Ok, he may also not be as bad as Eladio
Hank was ALWAYS my favorite character i actually cried when he died! Total bad ass!
My favourites are walt,jesse,hank,saul,skyler yes i know, i like her ok, mike
@@diogomarques9228 it’s ok if u like Skyler but if I see anyone who says they like Ted Beneke I might have to do a Walter and set up that gun on the car outside their house
@@ethanh298 Yeah, Ted was maybe the biggest shmuck on the whole show.
Dextar: Good to Evil characters.
No, Hank doesn’t love his wife he loved his wife
Omg thats sad
I'd put Andrea higher on the list. Her only flaw is that she had issues with substance abuse, but being addicted to drugs is not a moral failure, it's a disease. And if Hank can be absolved of beating Jesse by agreeing to suspension, then she can be 'absolved' of having been addicted by bettering herself for her kid
You forgot to mention that Marie used to shoplift in Breaking bad, so not complete innocent
Total drama Characters from seasons 1-6: Good To Evil
Chris mc lean obvious placement
I dislike that you didn’t mention how Mike’s daughter in law literally lies to Mike so he will give her money and a nice house because of his kindness.
When did she do that?
@@Tobitube93 Season two of Better Call Saul.
Wow i just finished binge watching baking bad yesterday, this is perfect
Baking Bad ;)
Baking Bad
Better Hold the Salt 😎
Baking meth
Video Games
The Wolf Amoug Us Characters Good to Evil
The Walking Dead Telltale Characters Good to Evil
The Last Of Us Characters Good to Evil
Uncharted Characters Good to Evil
Jak and Daxter Characters Good to Evil
Paper Mario Characters Good to Evil
Spyro The Dragon Characters Good to Evil
Ratchet & Clank Characters Good to Evil
Mega Man Characters Good to Evil
Street Fighter Characters Good to Evil
Tekken Characters Good to Evil
Megaman:
Good:dr. White
Neutral:protoman
Evil:wily
Metal Gear Solid
Salamanca Twins were way too low considering they had the same indifference to murder as Tod. Jack deserved number 1 I feel because he was basically just Tod but more cruel, at least Tod was somewhat kind to Jesse.
Also, Jack is the reason why Todd is the way he is.
Honestly The kids should be the kindest
Even though Hank is a heroic brave man that will save people in danger....he is kinda racist and is a bully
Hank was never racist, he just said racist things. Big difference between the things you say and things you believe
@@alext8229 i guess making funny jokes with your best friend is considered " racist" these days lol
@@olofacosta3192 yeah i never understood why people call him racist, he was just joking around with his good friend
@@professoraristotlemeans8860 I mean. Cool yay racist jokes with ur bestie or whatever. But using slurs as a white guy in law enforcement is. Yknow. Not ideal to put it mildly
I agree with the placement of Hank, unlike most of the comment section. Hank is far from the most inocent or purest character, but he is the one who try to do the good things, stop the bad guys and save the day. He is the most active good guy by far, and it is why, for me, he deserve the top spot
I think Hank is up there and as a character one of the best, but personally I do feel like if anyone is gonna top Hank in morality it would be Gomey. I watched the show recently and Gomey really didn't do anything too bad, he's always at Hank's side. That's not to say Hank is a bad guy, though, he's still definitely near the top.
Nah
Hank isnt even top 5 good, he should be around where Howard is or Skinny Pete and Badger.
@@ChillConservative2k15 yep and skinny Pete and badger should be in the good area. Those two have done nothing wrong
@@TheBlackSamurai2708yeah them two are just jesse’s goofy friends. They really respect him and help him out. Pete even gave him a home in el Camino and told Jesse he was his hero.
Morality is not the same as wether someones actions are legal or not. You might as well name this list who did the most illegal stuff in BB.
i totally disagree with the Hank decision, he’s the example that you don’t need to be on the wrong side of the law to be a bad guy
@TRILL FISH agreed. wouldn't say he's overly good either.. just a really well played character
@@SonicTheo he's definitely a good guy just very flawed
Do you agree with Walt's position
@@DHworldwide185 early on to a certain degree, i think the meth thing wasn’t horrible given the lack of violence on innocent and his origanal cercumstances, but i believe walt grew into a villain pretty quickly, i wouldn’t say there’s any good major characters in the show, Gomez and Walt Jr, but they aren’t too important
Hank is slap bang in the middle grey area in my opinion. Not bad because he wants to do good but not good because of how he acts. Belittling criminals and making fun of everyone who is not family or work and beating up Jesse.
Brock is the purest "Good" character in the universe
Nah, Huell ma boy
@@GoodzillaTheRealOne I wonder if the poor bastard is still sitting in that room?
@@spaceclown7650Watch Better Call Saul 6x11
@@GoodzillaTheRealOneHow?
I would say gomez is the most ethical character, although he doesn't do heroic shit like hank, he also doesn't all the terrible things he does
I would' ve picked Gus far higher on this list than any Salamanca. :D He seems quite honrable compared to that rotten family. XD
My top ten shows I want to see a good to evil on:
10: Code name kids next door
9: sword art online
8 Lego Ninjago
7: Friends
6: Adventure time
5: Craig of thee creek
4: The Good Place
3: Infinity train
2 My Hero Academia
1: Regular show
In kids next door Most evil is for me father.he is the greatest enemy of kids next door and He is It not for nothing.he brainwashed five members of knd to make them to his minions (tdcfdtl),wanted to make a lot of kids becaming a cake(what is brutal and wrong) and even wanted to kill his brother.his grandfather is pure evil But father even make him fear.maybe i think He is most evil for me because of that all or It is because i love the villain father so much because He is the perfect villain for me.
Rain(webcomic) characters: Good to Evil
Adventure Time already happened; it just got deleted.
I'm just waiting for Regular Show!
I'm pretty sure adventure time already happened, but it was not a good one
walt is the worst ranking on this list, like yh hes evil but at least he shows a little remorse at times and would rather not cause harm to innocent civilians like yh theres the plane thing but he didnt want that to happen, also him handing jesse over was cause he was pissed about hanks death, he didnt hand him over cause it was convenient. He is imo less evil than gus (this one is kinda debatable) but what is not debatable is he is defiantly less evil than hector and eladio who dont give a single shit about anything they do.
I think Walt belongs down there just due to all the damage we see him commit
@@yoman3690 What about all the other characters who murder people for no apparent reason. At least Walt did it to protect himself
The Golden Sorcerer Mike, Jane, (not killing but still) Brock, he dissolved the body of a kid and felt no remorse/had no reaction, sold Jesse to a new nazi gang to torture him and make him a slave, and killed 10 people so they wouldn’t testify against him, which Walt deserved to go to jail for life by that point
@@yoman3690 I'll admit that Mike wasn't very necessary but Mike was an asshole to him and threatened to kill him to before. Letting Jane overdose wanst just to stop her from blackmailing him, but to save Jesse too. He realized that if he continued to stay with her he might overdose too. And when he poisoned Brock he calculated the dosage so he wouldnt die. And Walt thought Jesse was out to get him and saved him in the end. And killing the 10 people was so him and Jesse wouldnt get arrested. Walter wasn't ready to get locked up for life. He had people to take care of. So yeah he did lots of bad things but a lot of them had a reason
The Golden Sorcerer Jane was basically trying to distance Jesse from Walter, I admit Jesse would be dead, but Jesse kinda ended up having to leave town with no friends and be alone and probably unhappy, Mike was unnecessary because mike was gonna just leave Walter alone, also killing those 10 people so they wouldn’t get arrested is still selfish, it’s not for a good cause it’s still extremely selfish
Still waiting for despicable me good to evil list
I think Walt Jr is the good character, not Hank. While Hank does do good, he does lashes out on Jesse and is placed on leave. So he’s not that innocent.
Good to Evil: Peaky Blinders
Would love to see that
YESSS!!!!
Good to evil gotham
This ranking was released between the last two full seasons of Better Call Saul. The final season warrants a few new placements (I say five of them) due to new or expanded roles. Since no one else addressed this, I will.
Cliff Main: Genuinely good, honest, loyal, and competent attorney with an even bigger compassionate heart. I would go as far as to rank him the silver medal.
Marion: The dark horse heroine from Omaha, and a genuinely sweet lady. Bronze medal. Yes, that’s 2/3 of the podium showcased in the final season.
Manuel Vargas: Totally pure and good person, albeit lacking the heroism of the top tier. I would rank him just after Walt Jr.
Bill Oakley: Competent lawyer with a great heart, and one who is willing to help his old friend at the end. I would rank him just after Manuel Vargas.
Jeff: Criminal without any apparent redeeming qualities, except that he didn’t appear to have murdered anyone. I would rank him between Wexler and Pinkman.
To call Hank the most pure and good person in Breaking Bad is insane. Did you forget that he beat Jesse unconscious out of anger? In total violation of his duty as a cop. Hank shows over and over that he's willing to violate the law to get what he wants whilst using his influence as a police officer to protect those close to him who break the law like Marie and Walt. He's a total piece of shit to everyone who isn't a cop or a relative. Harassing and insulting Wendy, posing for photos next to corpses with a big smile on his face, referring to burnt Mexican border hoppers as extra crispies, starting a fight in the bar etc etc...
So, I think you have Jesse's parents pretty much backwards.
On the one hand, it's perfectly logical as a parent to cut off your druggie son, because that's really the only way to help them. Allow them to hit rock bottom, and admit there's a problem. Then help them through it.
On the other hand, they're clearly overbearing parents incapable of turning out a functional child. They're likely at least partially if not mostly responsible for Jesse being such a perennial screw-up. Jake is obviously a replacement goldfish given his age, and he's probably going to end up mildly screwed up too.
Jake is already on his way to getting messed up. He's beginning to get into drugs, by the way of his pot stash that he hid in Jesse's room. His parents have been putting way too much pressure on him to be the perfect son.
Ironman trilogy: Good to evil
Good: Pepper Potts
Less good: Tony Stark
Evil: Killian
Hmm I would say Gus, Hector and Tuco are more evil than Walter
Me too
Marco, Leonel, Lalo, Eladio, Spooge, his wife, Lydia and Kenny too.
Good-to-Evil shows I'd love to see: Arrested Development, Veronica Mars, Community, and Phineas & Ferb
Phineas & Ferb?
Hank being the most good is puzzling in my opinion. He willingly puts Jesse’s life at risk to catch Walt and admits that he doesn’t care if he dies as long as he puts Walt in jail. Also let’s not forgot that he was literally emotionally and verbally abusive to his wife
He loved his wife more than anything tho, he was ready to leave the RV when he got a call that she was in the hospital
Hank is good but not the purest. Maybe the bravest.
my top 10
Glee: Good to Evil
MCU: Good to Evil
DC Extended Universe: Good to Evil
Freaks and Geeks: Good to Evil
Tarantinoverse: Good to Evil
X-Men Movies: Good to Evil
Nolanverse Batman: Good to Evil
Star Wars Prequels and Sequels: Good to Evil
Titanic: Good to Evil
Mission Impossible: Good to Evil
Why titanic? Kinda seems odd out of the bunch, I’d replace it with the godfather: good to evil.
Lmaoo hank at number 1? He literally assaulted Jesse for basically prank phone calling him
Yeah Hank is definitely morally grey at best.
1. The phone call wasn't created by Jesse, it was created by Walter and Saul.
2. Ignoring that, are you seriously trying to tell me that a man shouldn't reasonably get upset that not only does some random drug dealer somehow have both his phone number and his wife’s name, but used that to trick him into believing that his WIFE was in a car accident?
@@craftymasterproductions4218 I'd say this explains his actions, but can't justify them. I get why he did it, but being 'reasonably upset' and literally *committing assault* are two separate things.
Idk about Walter White being ranked 3rd most evil. Like I mostly agree. But idk if he is worse than say Gus and Jack's lieutenant. But ig it makes sense
Kenny, Lydia, Spooge, his wife, Eladio, Gustavo, Todd, Jack, Lalo, Tuco, Marco, Leonel and Hector are all worse than Walter
while i think todd is emotionless when he kills and did horrible shit, i still think theres a bit more heart than uncle jack in him. still gives jesse that icecream instead of some cell block D type meal
I'd say gus, along with all the salamancas are probably worse than walt
I agree, also I'd say Jack is worse than Todd
@@Dantheman-bw8hv Lol. Todd is pretty charming.
@@Dantheman-bw8hv That's debatable but Kenny & Tuco are definitely worse than Walt & Gus
@@nicholasclay4896 u can argue gus is only really nicer because hes a pragmatist
Bro was really reaching when trying to justify ranking Gomez below Hank.
Samurai Jack: Good to Evil
Good:jack
Neutral:idk
Evil:aku
Rain characters Good to Evil
...Hank is an angel. Okay. 😆Walter is the Worst? OKAY. 😂
Yeah this list is fucked lol
The Sopranos Characters: Good To Evil
Yes!
Good: Bobby
Neutral: Chris
Evil: Tony
@@moezclubiste Christopher Moltisanti would be in the bad section without a doubt
COBRACMR 4 So would Bobby, especially at the end of the show
@@cobracmr4 Definitely! At least Top Ten kid was a Psycho
Don’t know how popular this will be but Howard is one of the most morally good characters in the entire universe. He always tried to make amends with Jimmy and was always a bigger man in uncomfortable situations. The man even put himself in financial debt in order to save the firm and everyone who works there. His biggest mistake was really just being the fall guy for Chuck instead of tell the truth.
Begging your pardon--Spooge and his woman appear in two episodes, Breakage and Peekaboo.
Jack is the most evil because he's the reason why Todd is what he's like. I have a theory that Jack killed Todd's father / Jack's own brother to set up a neo nazi group and brought Todd up to be a sociopath.
Todd wasn't given a fair shot at life.
Hector is also the reason why the Salamancas are so messed up.
and gus is prob more evil, if not most, because he was a pure tyrant and killed victor in the most grusome way
I think that's Jack's sister who was Todd's mom.
@@SISKCERTWaJaVlogsTodd, Jack, Lalo, Tuco, Marco, Leonel and Hector were still worse
You forgot about Gus’s personal doctor in Mexico that helps Jesse and Mike get better in breaking bad and better call Saul.
gotta disagree with the hank decision.... forget his sense of humor. He was willing to Jesse Pinkman's life on the line to set up his brother in law..
And holy shizzer, Marie schrader?!!! I think you forgot about how she's a racist kleptomaniac whom the honorable Hank was willing to sidestep the law to keep out of real trouble... 😂😂
Why was Jessie life worth anything, he’s literally just as bad as Walt, literally worked with him throughout the show, and then decides to rat everyone else . He is not a good human being in anyone’s eyes besides the viewers. We get to see why he’s the way he is but you can’t blame hank for not caring
@@renegarcia8798 Well, I'm sure the same can be said of you, me, or anyone. We've all been shitty people at some point in our lives and the ones who can't admit it are probably the worst offenders. The reality is that mistakes shouldn't be paid for with blood.
Hank, the straight shooter, deviates from morality with his lack of empathy by not caring about Jesse's life.(Among other things, like bailing out his selfish Klepto wife and wanting to destroy Walt for no other reason than hurt pride. He actually says as much in the garage scene.)
Jesse, morally gray at best, deserves a second chance, as we all do. He needs some serious guidance tho.
Brett Steinmann Walt doesn’t wanna kill Jessie he just doesn’t care what happens to him, and he is justified! He doesn’t know Jessie morality like the viewer does, in his eyes his apart of this big drug empire plaguing society, why should he have sympathy for him lol. Why wouldn’t he bail his wife, he knows his wife is in the wrong but that’s no reason to turn his back on her. He didn’t want to destroy Walt just because of his pride, he’s literally been chasing him since before he knew heiseinberg was Walt.
@@renegarcia8798
It's fine to have your own opinion Rene.
However, you've kinda only read the surface level of my points. There is a much deeper implication to being a straight shooter good guy type, that deviates so sharply from the lawful path. A person who thinks from a moral stand point is more likely to try and help those who have screwed up in life. The only criminal he tried helping was his wife, which I would argue was only out of the shame he felt when his fellow cops found out. He tried his best to hide or cover up her actions. That's not in line with a guy who lives by the law. Again, that's his pride.
Anyways.. I'm tired. I'll leave it at that.
@@ants-in-my-eyesjohnson1271 what did marie do that was racist? been a while since i seen the show
This is amazing! Now if we could just get walking dead, the shield and the sopranos my life will be complete
Both Stacey and Kaylee Ehrmantraut can change into different people. That puts them squarely in the bad to evil category.
Kaylee is the most evil.
- She constantly needs Mike's attention
- She demands more fun time from her mother
- She tries to take Mike's balloons
- She refuses to leave the pool, putting her and Mike in danger
@@BKAngmar She also said "You're too old for balloons." That's really evil. Everyone knows you're never too old for balloons.
Gus actually kills his henchman with the box-cutter for being seen by neighbors while responding to the unfortunate shooting.
I wouldn’t go as far as calling Walt the shows anti-hero, IMO hes the main antagionist if anything, slowly being built up, Jesse is the anti-hero being tormented and manipulated by Walt constantly!
Yes, Hank is the protagonist and Walt is the antagonist imo
There's a difference between an antagonist and a villain. Not all villains are antagonists. The definition of an antagonist is a character who stands in opposition to the protagonist who is the main character of the show. Walter regardless of his morality is the protagonist and the people opposing him are antagonists. Also Walter is definitely an antihero.
@@superawesome5780 he's an anti hero in season 1,2 and the end of season 5. Rest of the time he's evil and very much so
@@olofacosta3192 not wrong though
Most evil:
1. Hector
2. Todd
3. Jack
4. The Cousins
5. Don Eladio
6. Tuco
7. Walter
8. Lydia
9. Gus
10. Skyler
Skylar😅😅😅
Why do you all rank Todd so high? He literally have no capability of processing good and evil.
Hank was willing to let Jesse die in order to get dirt on Walt. Definitely less good than the kids.
Hank was actually not good, he was honestly a bad guy. He searched and seized without warrants. He was a bitch to Marie when she was caring for him while bedbound. And really it was never about protecting his family or community, it was for his own pride of being able to say he arrested Heisenberg.
Being in a bad mood after you're horribly injured is understandable, for fuck's sake. Otherwise I mostly agree with you. But he was a DEA agent long before Walt was Heisenberg, so his original reasons for doing it might have been about protecting family and community. I don't think the DEA is the best place to do that, but maybe Hank did. Early on, I mean.
@@spaceclown7650 Ehhhh. I mean he kinda exposed himself when earlier on he would do shit like take selfies with dead bodies… kinda fucked
@@tommyx3090 Maybe you're right, but I always thought of that as just comic relief. It was back in season 1, and they went for a lot more comedy in season 1.
I assume the writers did this because they were trying to grow a fanbase, which is easier to do when you make something entertaining. The later seasons had comedic moments but they were more serious and darker in general, because by then it had a lot of viewers and they could be more serious with the character development. Just my theory.
@@tommyx3090 A lot of my favorite Walt & Jesse moments were from season 1, when Jesse was a less serious character and goofed around when Walt was trying to be serious. Those two together were way funnier in the early days. Season 1 wasn't as deep or thought-provoking as the later seasons but it was entertaining.
Hank is more good than Jr? And having the kids on the list behind him is laughable
What do you expect? The U.S.A. is the nation where the penalty for killing an armed cop is more severe than the penalty for killing a defenseless child. America loves its police. It treats the police like they are saints or something. Look at all the cop shows.
My List
------------------------------------------ Good
The Children
Steven Gomez
Nacho's Dad
Stacey
Gretchen & Elliott
Ernie
Werner Ziegler
Howard Hamlin
Andrea
Hank
Donald Margolis
Jane Margolis
Gale
------------------------------------- Grey Area
Ted Beneke
Combo
Skinny Pete & Badger
Huell
Skyler White Yo
Chuck
Kim
Jessie
Nacho
--------------------------------------- Bad
Saul Goodman
Mike
Krazy 8 & Emillio
Tyrus
Victor
Lydia
--------------------------------------- Evil
Walter
Don Eladio & Juan Bolsa
Hector
Todd
Uncle Jack
Gus
Tuco
Lalo
The Twins
You Forget Walter Jr
Jane is not good
@@TheBlackSamurai2708 She was good overall aside from blackmailing Walt (which she honestly had every right to do)
@@craftymasterproductions4218 definitely not. She got Jesse on heroin even after she told him not to, lied to her dad and blackmailed Walt
She’s definitely gray
@@TheBlackSamurai2708 Well as for the heroin, she wouldn't have gone back on heroin to begin with if it weren't for Jesse's influence. She had been sober for 18 months before meeting Jesse and even offered to take him to one of her meetings. And as for her lying to her dad, that was because of her addiction. Addiction can override someone's personality and make them act out in ways they normally wouldn't
I would put nacho’s dad as the most good, as he’s a hardworking man who just desperately wants to see his son make the right decisions.
Breaking Bad Characters: Good to Evil (w/ Better Call Saul & El Camino)
The Good
1. Hank Schrader
2. Brock, Kaylee, Drew and Holly
3. Steven Gomez
4. Stacy Ehrmantraut
5. Elliot and Gretchen Schwartz
6. Walter White Jr.
7. Carmen Molina
8. Andrea
9. Jake Pinkman
10. Bogdan Wolynetz
11. Old Joe
12. Marie Schrader
13. Jane
14. Howard Hamlin
The Grey Area
15. Skinny Pete and Badger
16. Mr. and Mrs. Pinkman
17. Ted Beneke
18. Combo
19. Gale Boetticher
20. Skyler White
Bad to Evil
21. Ed Galbraith
22. Lawson
23. Chuck McGill
24. Huell
25. Patrick Kuby
26. Kim Wexler
27. Jesse Pinkman
28. Nacho Varga
29. Jimmy McGill (Saul Goodman)
30. Mike Ehrmantraut
31. Casey
32. Tortuga
33. Tyrus and Victor
34. Krazy-8
35. Spooge and Spooge's Woman
36. Lydia
37. Neil Kandy
38. Don Eladio
39. Leonel and Marco Salamanca
40. Hector Salamanca
41. Tuco Salamanca
42. Kenny
43. Lalo Salamanca
44. Gustavo Fring
45. Walter White
46. Uncle Jack
47. Todd Alquist
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1. Hank Schrader (The Good) - 27. Jesse Pinkman (Bad to Evil) - 45. Walter White (Bad to Evil)