I am not crazy! I know he swapped those numbers! I knew it was 1216. One after Magna Carta. As if I could ever make such a mistake. Never. Never! I just - I just couldn't prove it. He - he covered his tracks, he got that idiot at the copy shop to lie for him. You think this is something? You think this is bad? This? This chicanery? He's done worse. That billboard! Are you telling me that a man just happens to fall like that? No! He orchestrated it! Jimmy! He defecated through a sunroof! And I saved him! And I shouldn't have. I took him into my own firm! What was I thinking? He'll never change. He'll never change! Ever since he was 9, always the same! Couldn't keep his hands out of the cash drawer! But not our Jimmy! Couldn't be precious Jimmy! Stealing them blind! And he gets to be a lawyer!? What a sick joke! I should've stopped him when I had the chance! And you - you have to stop him!
they are not working together, dont bother yourself with this "sympathy", Hank is using Jesse to get to Walt, nothing changed, Jesse didnt learn anything
Wow, he said something different in different emotional contexts in scenes shot five years apart? Incredible. I mean, Aaron Paul killed it as Jesse, but...what does this whole "from X to Y" have to do with anything?
Exactly! He had to move his hands very quickly for them to shake, to give the impression the gun was shaking; and because the gun was shaking, because of his shaking hands that he made happen, it means the acting was incredible. I too often shake my gun and receive acolades and constant applause! (jkjk)
And it's echoed when Skyler tells Walt Jr. to put his seatbelt on after she and Marie dropped the big news on him, and his response.. "You cannot be fucking serious..." 🤣 My favorite Walt Jr. Moment ever
Really, in a way, I thought it was somewhat sad. Jesse was just so out of it and Hank knew it. And Jesse knew that if he testified against Walter, Walter likely had the connections to have him killed, and even prison wouldn't have been able to keep him safe. His only chance would have been the vacuum salesman.
The wouldn't have been nearly as good if Walter was the only lead character, with Jesse as being the #2 lead of sorts on the show it really added a lot more depth to it. And then along the way they kept adding more great supporting characters with Saul, Mike, Gus, amongst others.
I think Dean Norris' acting throughout this show is so insanely underrated! Bravo to Vince Gilligan and crew for making perfect casting decisions across the board.
It's a sign of respect & love to be parodied actually. Humor is a coping mechanism for dark & heavy stuff. And by turning these shows into memes, it helps people process all the bitterness & be able to laugh about it.
To clarify for those who dont know: this is true. Arron did not take acting lessons. Arron did learn to act with small plays and working his way up from small roles but never striking big he was just a background actor or a temporary charater his most infomous appearance on tv was winning some game show and some people and even that appearance you might not know he was jesse because arron pauls last name was actually Sturtevant. I say was because paul is arrons last name as of a month after bcs ended. Arron went by his middle name paul and later struck a some what special role of a charater named jesse pinkman he was just there to be walts ticket to the crime world andlater killed off but it became apparent that arron had a lot of tallent. Then the actors strike and they realized since they missed the opportunity to kill off pinkman in season 1 instead of game endjng jesse jn season 2 they decided jesse needed to stay. Then arron almost died on set. Not joking. Its funny brba most of the charaters you wouldnt have realized how different the original plan was for them. Hank wasnt meant to be a big charater just a foil for walts masculinity until they realized dean had potential. Gus was just some guy to solve walts problems in s2. Walt would out grow saul. Mike was created because bob wasnt on set. A lot of the charaters were actors who had exxeptional potential which at first didnt stand out but did. Bcs had a bit more established actors while brba had actors who had more potential than bince initially thought. Arron did learn to act just not traditionally. Thats not to say its not impressive but he worked his way up from school plays to landing a opportunity of a life time.learning from eacg opportunity and taking advice. My message isnt that its not impressive its that anybody can be a great actor and can come frkm any background. Fun fact bob odenkirk never expected to be more than just a actor you regknize but never can think of where youvr seen him. He even thought am i really worth being the main charater bcs is to good for me. He creduts brba saving him from bankruptcy
@@Invalid_Username404 im not going to pretend being an actor is the same as being a doctor but its not a skill everyone can do the thing is arron didnt take acting school but he learned to act by working his way up gradually going from school plays to small roles infact jesse was intended to die in season one but the guy despite his small resume clearly knew what he was doing so they kept him around because the guy was a great actor. The guy didnt just wake up and just got a major role. The thing to keep in mind was breaking bad wasnt succesful till season 4 Acting is a genuine skill not everyone can do. Now anybody can learn to be an actor. The thing is any skill can be learned but only a few master given time and effort. The guy learned from experience in the feild not in school. Now to be clear learning tk be an actor isnt as dificult as being a doctor. But my point is arron is a product of talent through experience his acting carreer was going from plays to comercials to minor roles in small shows to getting a small role in breaking bad then when jesse became the second lead and eventually breaking bad took off. Like i hate to sound like a stan but you shoudlnt writr off tallent like that.
Jesse accidentally splashing gasoline on his clothing might not have gone well for him if he had managed to torch the place. Hank might have saved his life.
I like the surprised expression in Hank’s face when noticing Jessee still respects/fear Walter enough to keep calling him Mr. White. .. Subtle, good things like this are what makes this show the greatest
Enough people keep mentioning this that I now doubt myself, but I've always gotten the impression the 'Mr.' isn't some lingering sign of respect, it's just what he's always known him as since he was his teacher
@@nighthawk82 You must be right, it is coming back to me now that there's at least one time where he very deliberately refers to him as 'Walt' (one of their phone conversations after his revelation about Brock?) so he probably does at least understand that it's meant to be a sign of respect. But even before reconciliation he reverts back to' Mr hu-White'
Saddest part is that Jesse knew that by going with Hank, Walt would still win somehow. That's why he was reluctant and started screaming about how he can't keep getting away with it.
@@near5148 nah cause he still won to the end since he never saw the inside of a cell and died while providing justice to hank and jessie. basically died on his own terms which was his plan from the beginning
@@lolsilesia mate he lost everything and his family was worse off. PLus he was hated by his own son and got his brother in law killed. Just because he went out on his own terms and tried to fix his mistakes doesn't mean he won.
This is the exact moment Hank realizes Jesse ain’t just another scumbag like the rest. He has a pure heart. Not something you see often in his line of work
Hank also needed a witness to incriminate Walt. Just earlier, Walt turned all the evidence Hank gathered against him by claiming that Hank forced him to make meth. At this point, Jesse was his only chance of convicting Walt, and he can't afford Jesse killing himself or getting arrested.
That's why Hank was A-Okay if Walt killed him in that setup they tried to do...even Gomey wasn't all in on that. Hank broke bad in his quest to do good.
@@johnwilson650 Hank got obsessed over gating Heisenberg almost just as strongly as Walt was obsessed with being a criminal lord. They both broke bad due to their pride, obsession and ego
Speaking as someone that's been in that line of work and running around with those that were also in it there are a lot of people like Jesse. They aren't evil they got dealt a bad hand in life and are just trying to get by.
Hank only wanted to catch Walt, he didn't actually care about Jesse.... He only needed him to catch Walt. Hank is one of my favorites, he was a decent guy but also had his flaws. I think he may have felt bad for Jesse and cared at least a little bit.
he certainly cared. He took the time to put a seatbelt on Jessie. Any dirty cop who is just using a meth head would be all "right, lets go" and drive off.
I'd argue he was at least a little concerned with Jesse when his wife's car accident was fabricated to get hank away from the RV. Just judging from his response to that event.
1:55 dang I just noticed the look Jesse makes when Hank closes the door, almost like he knows he’s making a mistake and is already regretting having come back.
Totally agree. I always had a special spot for Jesse, but when Walter started to become too much evil and egoistical Jesse was definitely the character that I could root for, regardless of his many flaws and faults cause he clearly had a good heart and was negatively affected by all the evil things he was surrounded
Someone in another video pointed out the real reason Gus didn't want to deal with addicts is cause most of them eventually get clean and feel remorse about their actions and that's exactly what happened here.
Not a bad theory. If you’ve never tried meth you have no idea what it really does to someone, so you wouldn’t think too hard about it. Gale was a perfect example, he never touched the product and made it with a smile, because to him it was just business. He didn’t have to bump shoulders with the customers.
Thinking back to when I saw this I wish they did wind up going to the DEA. Instead of Hank’s house. At least Jesse would have been protected. And Hank and Gomey would have had backup
@@MikhailFederov Hank didn't go to the DEA because he was embarrassed everyone would know his brother-in-law was the kingpin they were looking for all along. Had he just swallowed his embarrassment and accept the fact he was going to get fired from the DEA and another man was going to get Walter, they would've gotten him that very same day for dinner. But he had to be the man getting the last laugh before giving up his DEA role, he had to be the one catching Walter. Pride got a lot of people killed in this series.
@@epicfan1598 BIRD’S EYE VIEW: we look straight down on Walt as he tumbles into frame, lying flat on his back on the floor. His eyes stare up at us, lifeless. And yet, his final expression is one of faint satisfaction. We slowly CRANE UP, UP and AWAY from him. Walt shrinks smaller and smaller in frame. POLICE OFFICERS approach him now -- four, six, eight of them. They move in cautiously, their guns aimed. They’re too late. He got away. From the script!
I honestly wonder how Hank felt about Jesse at this point. He clearly hated him before, but after finding out Walt was Heisenberg and everything he did, maybe he saw Jesse as a victim? I noticed he buckled Jesse up, and I'm not sure what to make of that. Of course, he could simply view Jesse as an asset, a way to get Walt that he needs to protect. But maybe, after being betrayed by a family member he feels for this kid, who was essentially betrayed by a father figure?
He just saw him as a useless junkie that was useful to him as an asset. He hates both of them but understands who is the lesser of two evils. And Jessie is no victim either. His entire character is being a drug addict that helped make poison long before he met Walt
@@DHGxMcFlurry doesn't make Jesse evil. He is just a simpleton who sees no wrong in giving people what they want, similar to Gale. Jesse did not want to hurt people, he was not vicious or mean He never even got angry at a shitbird who accepted his hospitality and then stole his money. Really a perfect candidatefor an attempt at rehabbing from criminal behavior
@@DHGxMcFlurry technically he only did those selling of the drugs for money, not to hurt people, simply bc if he wasn't selling there is always someone out there who will do it, the wheel's will just keep on turning even if jesse isn't around, jesse isn't really evil, what he does is bad, but he doesn't like killing someone, and gets traumatized by it, he wants to help people out, even financially, he cares a lot about kids and their future, doesn't sound evil to me
@@theonlygoodonehere2259 "He only selled drugs for money not to hurt people" Contradiction, drugs fucking hurt, kill, and ruin the lives of others. Jesse was a pos that only got redemption towards the end, doesn't change what he did
@@DHGxMcFlurry he was also pretty easy to manipulate, and yes he knew the extent, but I guess he was too blind and oblivious to see it bc they were so desperate for money and got into the wrong groups
I wish we got more moments with these 2 together. For me both of them coming together at the end to take Walt down after everything he put them through was so satisfying.
The acting in this is amazing. The type of acting that can take a tole on a person because they are so clearly in character. That emotion is real. He is completely in that character.
Walt manipulated Jesse. Jesse saw him like a father in some moments. Walt betrayed Jesse. Walt is a monster. Jesse always calls him Mr. White, never Walter. He still sees him as a superior, his teacher, someone he should obey. Walt uses this to his advantage.
The sad thing is that he kept getting away with it, right until he couldn't. Then every life that Walt touched since he started cooking either died or turned to shit, just because he could do so, and only to stroke his ego.
Nah till the end he kept getting away with it. He never paid for his sins apart from losing hank and his family, even then he died happily in a chem lab. Meanwhile Jesse lost everyone and still was forced to live a cursed life
@@Aeterin "Getting away with it" means no consequences. Losing his family is a consequence. He never really "got away with it" after Hank sided with Jesse.
@@Aeterin Wouldn't say he died happily. His meth recipe was stolen from him, along with the majority of his money, his son didn't want to be affiliated with him at all, his wife and in laws tried to get him locked up and in the process got one of them killed, ruined Marie's life as a result and also ruined Skyler's life leaving her to raise 2 kids alone.
After finding out Walt really poisoned Brock, having his plan to turn Walt in backfire spectacularly, resulting in Hank and Steve dying, himself being tortured and enslaved for 6 months, and losing another person he loved it sure took Jesse a lot of restraint not to blast Walt's face to pieces when no one would've stopped him. Well, Walt still kinda got what was coming his way - though he never went to jail, he had to wait until his cancer progressed to the point of no hope in a remote hut akin to a cell, his son rejected him and his legacy became that of a monstrous criminal. At least Jesse was able to put the whole mess behind him and start over.
It's pretty sad, because Jesse doing this was just him trying to find one action he can to hurt Walt, because he knows he'll never outsmart him but he really wanted to lash out at him for poisoning a kid. When Hank appeared with a gun, Jesse probably thought that was it, and Hank was one of Walt's pawns that was unknowingly being used. Probably thought Walt led Hank there somehow so Hank can "accidentally kill the deranged" Jesse and tie him up as a loose end. Even in the car Jesse has just lost all hope and even he knows being on the DEA's main hub and being a rat isn't some safe haven and he could get shanked at any moment.
The biggest lesson in Breaking Bad is to not be a rat. Walt snitched on Jesse and it got Tomas killed. Jesse snitched on Walt and got Hank and Gomez killed. Hector didn’t snitch and got his sweet sweet revenge. Lesson, don’t be a little rata.
I mean that’s a pretty shallow reading of the series, let alone it’s biggest lesson. Case and point, Walt finding out that one of Mike’s men was cooperating with the DEA caused him not only to order all of their deaths, which ruined his partnership with Mike and lead directly to Mike’s death, which in turn left Walter with only Jack’s gang, who kidnapped Jesse and left Walt to die at the nearest convenience. And if you want to take Better Call Saul into account, Kim and Jimmy coming clean are framed as the only way that both of them are able to clear their conscience. Morality is grey
I guess Walt was right Jesse doesn’t think, if he did he would know Walt is already going to die so he will get what’s coming to him not to mention Walt was already done with the meth business, Jesse is a dumbass for ratting him out
While I do feel Hank wanted to use Jesse to get to Walt as his main motive, you can see the tears in his eyes seeing a young man with so much pain caused by a man that he thought he could trust, love like a brother. He knows Jesse is hurting, he is hurting, and while he wants to capture Walt at all cost there is part of him that wants to see everyone Walt has affected to not feel pain anymore.
The music starting, Jesse just hit a bump, shaking and tapping the steering wheel with that intensity got me out of my seat standing up just waiting to see what happens next!! Love this scene
I love this part of the show where Jesse and Hank team up to take down Walt. I know it leads to the latter's death but it's just so fun to watch and it makes it feel like a true show; shifting alliances and all the chaotic shabang of a drug empire come crashing down
He was feeling guilty and depressed from all the shit in this season, noticing walt poisoning brock finally made him snap, blaming it all on him because it more or less the truth
Even though we saw everything that Walt did, it’s only when Jesse said “He can’t keep getting away with it” when we all realised we was watching the bad guy the whole time
This is absolutely right. I was rooting for Walt the whole time feeling like he was smart but a bumbling idiot in a way in over his head that just kept getting lucky but it was at this moment that it truly resonated that he was worse and more ruthless than all the people he killed.
I never noticed until now that Jesse snorted meth on that disc at 0:09, I always thought he was sniffing and rubbing his nose cuz he just got done crying lmao.
He went this hard for a kid (Brock) that got poisoned who isn’t related to him by blood or his stepchild which sets off a chain of events that gets Hank killed, Brock’s mother killed, gets himself enslaved and tortured for months only to end up going to where he was going before (Alaska) ending up with a fraction of the money he had before. …ok bet.
exactly and the dumbest part is I could understand his anger if walt had killed brock but he's an s tier chemist of course he gave him just enough not to let him die. Brock was literally fine at this point
Jesse's anger was about his relationship with Walter, and the subsequent betrayal of the trust that (at the very least) Walter wasn't someone like Gustav Fring -- who didn't think twice about using children to his own ends. Remember, Walter had lied to him that he had nothing to do with Brock being poisoned in order to get Jesse on his side in order to save his own life during his struggle with Gustav Fring. It didn't really have much to do with Brock himself; after all, Brock was fine.
@@CFlandre that’s a cop-out on Jesse’s behalf. He’s in the drug game (even before Walt) and he knows first hand the effects of his product on people’s lives and he continued on anyways at his convenience. He’s going to take the high ground now because he see’s Walt dishonest? His line of work is already dishonest and illegal. Every major setback on this show has been in some form the result of his negligence and fake morality. He chimes in on the kid drug dealer (Andrea’s brother) to Gus, gets kid killed. He tries to confront the two dealers who orchestrated Combo’s assassination, that results in Walt having to save him from assured death (because Jesse really ain’t about that life) and in turn fucks up Walt’s relationship with Gus. No matter the justification, he is a god damn proven jinx on this show. You tell me if he would’ve been better of the first time he was going to flee or the 2nd having to escape in El Camino. Count the money lost and the lives he ruined between then and you will see he is a two parent upper-middle class suburban privileged fuckup who thinks too highly of himself but is equally as morally bankrupt than the other criminals he scoffs at.
@@DeBarge123 @DeBarge123 I don't disagree with you, I was particularly disgusted with his behavior when he was trying to sell meth to people who were trying to get off of drugs and improve their lives. Jesse is not a moral or good person. He's very loyal and incredibly trusting (one might say "naive") to a fault, however, and for whatever reason draws an arbitrary line at the use of kids. Throughout the story, from his little brother, to the two druggies' small kid, to the kid who killed Combo, and finally to Brock, he's incredibly mindful about their welfare (possibly stemming from his own childhood, and history with his overbearing parents). A reminder that he literally took the blame for his younger brother having weed, which ultimately resulted in his parents effectively disowning him. It's not about some moral high ground that he's taking that he gets angry, he's not trying to prove a point by getting angry, it goes deeper than that. He's angry because his trust has been betrayed by someone he thought was extremely close to him crossing that hot-button issue for him, one that Walt promised Jesse he didn't cross.
Jessie had NO REASON to be in the game. You cant be in that life thinking it's all gonna be fairys, flowers and princesses. People are gonna go and bad things will happen when your in that life and have that much money.
I hate the way Hank treats Jesse. Kid's clearly traumatised and riddled with stockholm syndrome due to his brother in law and he still plays with his life and emotions as if they were nothing.
Hank deserves so much more love than he gets. I get it Walter is the main character and we’re supposed to be rooting for him but Hank is just a good person.
Na Hank was a terrible person aswell. Hank wanted any evidence at any cost, even if it meant Jesse getting killed while doing so. Hank didn’t care about Jesse at all.
@@borgie-c6p He was not good to jesse yeah. That doesn't make him a terrible person overall though. JEsse isn't exactly an innocent person either he was a drug dealer/ manufacturer. From hanks perspective he has no reason to care about him. Hank wasn't a saint but he wasn't a "terrible person" either. He was one of the morally better people on the show
Jesse might not actually be that much of a victim when I think about it. He had plenty of chances to get out but because he wanted to stop Walt he basically fucked himself. He could've just taken his share of the money and left town but nope. He just HAD to try to be the one to take Walt down.
Everyone keeps talking about how good an actor Aaron Paul is & Im sick of it. It’s clear that the actor is just told that he poisoned a child and they recorded his normal reactions and then after the scene is over they explain that it’s just a show and they all have a good laugh and then they tell him no seriously he did poison a kid and he has to do it all over again. So yea, he’s a good “meth od actor”
Something I never noticed about this scene and I've seen this show four times. At the very end of the clip when Jesse says that sitting in DC waiting to be a witness against Mr. White is going to go "great for him" and he says it in a sarcastic tone, I feel like he's referring to all the people that Walt just had killed who were in jail. He's basically saying that it doesn't matter and Walt will have him killed, amazing writing and acting. This show is legendary.
Truth is, of Jessy being a better partner, walter wouldn’t have had to commit as many atrocities as he did, most of the bad things Walter did during the show was the consequences of cleaning up a mess Jessy did at some point. Perhaps Walter wouldn’t have become so “bad” but of course, of being push and force to make the same choices, he would probably do exactly that.
Hank knew the crazy things Walt was capable of.. i mean he had all those guys killed in prison.. he should have known Walt would do anything to protect his money. If only he would have brought a full DEA takedown squad with him that day...
Jesse chose to be a drug dealer. In fact, during one episode he spent with the little boy, where the mom dropped the ATM on the dad, Jesse saw first hand how the product that he made and distributed ruined people's lives and in many cases, led directly to their deaths. The babies and little children of these addicts were also affected, as Jesse witnessed first had. Jesse was responsible for Jane's death and indirectly responsible for all people who lost their lives in that plane crash. Jesse was responsible for that boy getting shot when they robbed the train, he was responsible for the men that got killed in prison, he was responsible for Andrea's death and her son growing up without parents. He was responsible for murdering Gale. Everything that Walter was involved in, Jesse was also responsible for because he was part of that organization. Yet he has the audacity to say Walt can't keep getting away with it? Jesse was just as bad. Yes, Jesse went to the DEA, but if he knew he would get life in prison with no possibility of parole, would he still have gone to the DEA? The only reason he didn't flee was because he found out Walt had poisoned Andreas son, and he became all indignant. The character Jesse was a pivotal one in the show. I just personally didn't like him nor did I sympathize with him in any way. Because of him and what he chose to do, untold damage was inflicted on thousands of people.
Is this the most memeable moment in all of Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul?😮 Which one tops it? Let us know below!
When Walt denied Jesse’s go-karts invitation
Walt punching the hand dryer or whatev that was in one of the episodes
There's nothing memorable about BCS besides how horrible the first 4 episodes were before I quit watching it.
I am not crazy! I know he swapped those numbers! I knew it was 1216. One after Magna Carta. As if I could ever make such a mistake. Never. Never! I just - I just couldn't prove it. He - he covered his tracks, he got that idiot at the copy shop to lie for him. You think this is something? You think this is bad? This? This chicanery? He's done worse. That billboard! Are you telling me that a man just happens to fall like that? No! He orchestrated it! Jimmy! He defecated through a sunroof! And I saved him! And I shouldn't have. I took him into my own firm! What was I thinking? He'll never change. He'll never change! Ever since he was 9, always the same! Couldn't keep his hands out of the cash drawer! But not our Jimmy! Couldn't be precious Jimmy! Stealing them blind! And he gets to be a lawyer!? What a sick joke! I should've stopped him when I had the chance! And you - you have to stop him!
Snitches get stitches
Crazy to think that Hank went from beating Jesse's face to a pulp a couple seasons ago to now them working together in season 5.
Hank realized that his true enemy was Walt and he needed someone on the inside like Jesse to bust Walt.
wasnt really working together he was just using jesse to get walt and he was perfectly fine with walt killing him in the process
He still treated him like shit and talked behind his back
Putting his seatbelt on in season 5
they are not working together, dont bother yourself with this "sympathy", Hank is using Jesse to get to Walt, nothing changed, Jesse didnt learn anything
Wow, from “Yeah Mr White, yeah science” to “He can’t keep getting away with this!!!”
Aaron Paul nailed his performance as Jesse 💯
Wow, he said something different in different emotional contexts in scenes shot five years apart? Incredible.
I mean, Aaron Paul killed it as Jesse, but...what does this whole "from X to Y" have to do with anything?
@@Frawt I was referring to his character development genius
@jasper7714 mans literally ruined his life
Man saved his stupid life numerous times
@jasper7714given the context that was not a overreact weirdo
I love how you can see Hank's gun shaking. Incredible acting.
Exactly! He had to move his hands very quickly for them to shake, to give the impression the gun was shaking; and because the gun was shaking, because of his shaking hands that he made happen, it means the acting was incredible. I too often shake my gun and receive acolades and constant applause! (jkjk)
@@lifeisasimulation1671 Well when you do it you just look like you're having a seizure in front of Jesse lol
Bravo Vince!
His hand is shaking? Does this mean the character is nervous? Wow, show don't tell, eh? Bravo Vince!!
vravo bince
Hank putting on Jesse’s seatbelt is hilarious to me 😂
Yes, but Hank barely survived a car crash earlier so it checks out.
And it's echoed when Skyler tells Walt Jr. to put his seatbelt on after she and Marie dropped the big news on him, and his response.. "You cannot be fucking serious..." 🤣 My favorite Walt Jr. Moment ever
Hank putting on his seatbelt is more hilarious cause he didn't have much time left... he doesn't know it of course but still...
Really, in a way, I thought it was somewhat sad. Jesse was just so out of it and Hank knew it. And Jesse knew that if he testified against Walter, Walter likely had the connections to have him killed, and even prison wouldn't have been able to keep him safe. His only chance would have been the vacuum salesman.
Everyone is making fun of it, but I think it was the script's way of showing that Hank cares more about Jesse's welfare than Walt does.
Aaron Paul slaughtered his performance. This show had some seriously good actors.
He slaughtered uncle hank too.
And let's not forget the storytelling....excellent writers too!!!
@@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153no he didnt
The wouldn't have been nearly as good if Walter was the only lead character, with Jesse as being the #2 lead of sorts on the show it really added a lot more depth to it. And then along the way they kept adding more great supporting characters with Saul, Mike, Gus, amongst others.
@@joemckim1183 You're absolutely right
1:23 when the landlord raises the rent again.
😭😭
Tell the city to stop raising taxes
I’ll pay the rent when you FIX THIS DAMN DOOR
@@NYG5 Implying landlords aren't just greedy shits.
😂😂😂😂
I think Dean Norris' acting throughout this show is so insanely underrated! Bravo to Vince Gilligan and crew for making perfect casting decisions across the board.
underrated? bruh
@@fdevaa At least out of the total breaking bad performances
bravo vince
Bravo vince
vravo bince
Actors really give their best performance for it to be turned into a meme
And that meme drove me into watching this show. That and Walter falling to the ground in the desert.
It's a sign of respect & love to be parodied actually.
Humor is a coping mechanism for dark & heavy stuff. And by turning these shows into memes, it helps people process all the bitterness & be able to laugh about it.
Memes aren't always a reflection of the quality of art
It's just a reflection of humanity's humor
tbh it was the memes that made me watch BrBa
@@crosssans6133same
Remember, Aaron Paul never had acting lessons. This man is incredibly talented
To clarify for those who dont know: this is true.
Arron did not take acting lessons. Arron did learn to act with small plays and working his way up from small roles but never striking big he was just a background actor or a temporary charater his most infomous appearance on tv was winning some game show and some people and even that appearance you might not know he was jesse because arron pauls last name was actually Sturtevant. I say was because paul is arrons last name as of a month after bcs ended. Arron went by his middle name paul and later struck a some what special role of a charater named jesse pinkman he was just there to be walts ticket to the crime world andlater killed off but it became apparent that arron had a lot of tallent. Then the actors strike and they realized since they missed the opportunity to kill off pinkman in season 1 instead of game endjng jesse jn season 2 they decided jesse needed to stay. Then arron almost died on set. Not joking.
Its funny brba most of the charaters you wouldnt have realized how different the original plan was for them. Hank wasnt meant to be a big charater just a foil for walts masculinity until they realized dean had potential. Gus was just some guy to solve walts problems in s2. Walt would out grow saul. Mike was created because bob wasnt on set.
A lot of the charaters were actors who had exxeptional potential which at first didnt stand out but did. Bcs had a bit more established actors while brba had actors who had more potential than bince initially thought.
Arron did learn to act just not traditionally. Thats not to say its not impressive but he worked his way up from school plays to landing a opportunity of a life time.learning from eacg opportunity and taking advice. My message isnt that its not impressive its that anybody can be a great actor and can come frkm any background.
Fun fact bob odenkirk never expected to be more than just a actor you regknize but never can think of where youvr seen him. He even thought am i really worth being the main charater bcs is to good for me. He creduts brba saving him from bankruptcy
Acting is overrated. It's not like a profession you have to learn. Everyone can sweep the floor for example
@@Invalid_Username404 im not going to pretend being an actor is the same as being a doctor but its not a skill everyone can do the thing is arron didnt take acting school but he learned to act by working his way up gradually going from school plays to small roles infact jesse was intended to die in season one but the guy despite his small resume clearly knew what he was doing so they kept him around because the guy was a great actor. The guy didnt just wake up and just got a major role. The thing to keep in mind was breaking bad wasnt succesful till season 4
Acting is a genuine skill not everyone can do. Now anybody can learn to be an actor. The thing is any skill can be learned but only a few master given time and effort. The guy learned from experience in the feild not in school.
Now to be clear learning tk be an actor isnt as dificult as being a doctor. But my point is arron is a product of talent through experience his acting carreer was going from plays to comercials to minor roles in small shows to getting a small role in breaking bad then when jesse became the second lead and eventually breaking bad took off.
Like i hate to sound like a stan but you shoudlnt writr off tallent like that.
People take acting lessons? I thought it was just pure talent
@@somedorkydude6483why the fuk are you repeating yourself? And writing sooo much. Something wrong with your brain?
" *_He Can't Keep Getting Away With This!!!_* " Jesse replied calmly.
He did, in fact, get away with it
-Morgan Freeman narrating
😂 That's a great cross-domain joke
Harry! Harry we need to cook!
20 points to the Salamancas
Harry, did you hide your meth in the goblet of fire???
Jesse accidentally splashing gasoline on his clothing might not have gone well for him if he had managed to torch the place. Hank might have saved his life.
Honestly, considering that everything that happened after, he probably regrets not lighting himself on fire.
He was standing in the gasoline too. Either he wasn't thinking clearly, or he had no trouble burning himself out of guilt for helping Walt
@@tbush6657 he was going through a meth rage
And jesse kill hank
@@RafaelFerreira-zq7jo lol no he didn’t. The fucking nazi killed Hank.
Jesse snitching, got Hank killed, Broc mom killed, and himself enslaved
Good point. Emotional boy
@@AtheismF7W??? why are you like this?
Yes unfortunately, Good point Brandon!.
Everyone who agrees with this needs to get purged from this world. The fu king mental gymnastics used to justify Walter is insane.
Good point he should have done it sooner. Also, Hank definitely should have brought back up
I like the surprised expression in Hank’s face when noticing Jessee still respects/fear Walter enough to keep calling him Mr. White. .. Subtle, good things like this are what makes this show the greatest
Enough people keep mentioning this that I now doubt myself, but I've always gotten the impression the 'Mr.' isn't some lingering sign of respect, it's just what he's always known him as since he was his teacher
@@Onigirli i think the same as you
@@Onigirli yeah, but I'm pretty sure it's a mixture of both.
@@nighthawk82 You must be right, it is coming back to me now that there's at least one time where he very deliberately refers to him as 'Walt' (one of their phone conversations after his revelation about Brock?) so he probably does at least understand that it's meant to be a sign of respect. But even before reconciliation he reverts back to' Mr hu-White'
@@Onigirli It's definitely meant as a sign of respect. If you'll recall, he does call him Walt once, and the way he says it is like it's an insult.
Not him buckling Jesse into his seat. It almost looked like he was going in for a hug. That was heartwarming for me.
Tf
It did!! He was looking at him like mmmmscuse me. Click it or ticket. It’s the law. 😂😂😂😂
Imagine Jesse about to hug him back but Hank grabs seatbelt instead.
Saddest part is that Jesse knew that by going with Hank, Walt would still win somehow. That's why he was reluctant and started screaming about how he can't keep getting away with it.
Power of plot armor
Until the end where his plot amour finally ran out he finally dies@gaulicwarlord
@@near5148 nah cause he still won to the end since he never saw the inside of a cell and died while providing justice to hank and jessie. basically died on his own terms which was his plan from the beginning
@@lolsilesia mate he lost everything and his family was worse off. PLus he was hated by his own son and got his brother in law killed. Just because he went out on his own terms and tried to fix his mistakes doesn't mean he won.
This is the exact moment Hank realizes Jesse ain’t just another scumbag like the rest. He has a pure heart. Not something you see often in his line of work
Hank also needed a witness to incriminate Walt. Just earlier, Walt turned all the evidence Hank gathered against him by claiming that Hank forced him to make meth. At this point, Jesse was his only chance of convicting Walt, and he can't afford Jesse killing himself or getting arrested.
That's why Hank was A-Okay if Walt killed him in that setup they tried to do...even Gomey wasn't all in on that.
Hank broke bad in his quest to do good.
@@johnwilson650 Hank got obsessed over gating Heisenberg almost just as strongly as Walt was obsessed with being a criminal lord. They both broke bad due to their pride, obsession and ego
Such a good heart that he was selling meth to people trying to get clean. Jesse Is a scumbag as much as the others
Speaking as someone that's been in that line of work and running around with those that were also in it there are a lot of people like Jesse. They aren't evil they got dealt a bad hand in life and are just trying to get by.
Hank only wanted to catch Walt, he didn't actually care about Jesse.... He only needed him to catch Walt. Hank is one of my favorites, he was a decent guy but also had his flaws. I think he may have felt bad for Jesse and cared at least a little bit.
Yes and no, I think he honestly feels terrible for him, but of course he doesn't "care" about him. Why would he?
@@slatephoenix3429 Steve Gomez cared more for him and he had "no reason" either
he certainly cared. He took the time to put a seatbelt on Jessie. Any dirty cop who is just using a meth head would be all "right, lets go" and drive off.
@@AzguardMike I see your point. However, Hank was absolutely DESPERATE to catch Walt, so who knows.
I'd argue he was at least a little concerned with Jesse when his wife's car accident was fabricated to get hank away from the RV. Just judging from his response to that event.
Hank hearing Walt's Actions as a Criminal at 0:49 is just terrifying
Sup fellow noah.
Walt’s a bastard
1:55 dang I just noticed the look Jesse makes when Hank closes the door, almost like he knows he’s making a mistake and is already regretting having come back.
Jesse Pinkman is the best character in the show. Aaron Paul does SUCH a good job especially in this scene
watching it from Jesse’s point of view makes me absolutely abhor walter
I grew to love Jesse. For me it’s between Mike and Jesse as the best characters.
@@AS-pug Those are the two best by far
Totally agree. I always had a special spot for Jesse, but when Walter started to become too much evil and egoistical Jesse was definitely the character that I could root for, regardless of his many flaws and faults cause he clearly had a good heart and was negatively affected by all the evil things he was surrounded
Jesse is trash
Such incredible acting on both Dean and Aarons parts. This season really kicked ass in terms of character development
1:49 pink teddy bear in the tree
Jeez. I never noticed that details. Bulls eye
how tf do you notice that??
@@FreddyArev11 the pink dot caught my attention, that's all
- HE CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT!
- He won't.
He did.
Someone in another video pointed out the real reason Gus didn't want to deal with addicts is cause most of them eventually get clean and feel remorse about their actions and that's exactly what happened here.
Not a bad theory. If you’ve never tried meth you have no idea what it really does to someone, so you wouldn’t think too hard about it. Gale was a perfect example, he never touched the product and made it with a smile, because to him it was just business. He didn’t have to bump shoulders with the customers.
0:18 I'll assume that's the shadow of Hank aware of what Jessie is about to do, and not from a random guy on the set 😅
It's from Jessie's
That’s a demon caught on tape
Thinking back to when I saw this I wish they did wind up going to the DEA. Instead of Hank’s house. At least Jesse would have been protected. And Hank and Gomey would have had backup
Hank wasn't going to the DEA with this until he had proof. That's what Jesse is going to provide.
@@MikhailFederov Initially that’s what he was going to do but then had second thoughts. I just wish he went with his first thought
@@MikhailFederov Hank didn't go to the DEA because he was embarrassed everyone would know his brother-in-law was the kingpin they were looking for all along. Had he just swallowed his embarrassment and accept the fact he was going to get fired from the DEA and another man was going to get Walter, they would've gotten him that very same day for dinner. But he had to be the man getting the last laugh before giving up his DEA role, he had to be the one catching Walter. Pride got a lot of people killed in this series.
"He won't"
And then he did.
Did he really though? He lost pretty much everything
@@epicfan1598
BIRD’S EYE VIEW: we look straight down on Walt as he tumbles into frame, lying flat on his back on the floor. His eyes stare up at us, lifeless. And yet, his final expression is one of faint satisfaction.
We slowly CRANE UP, UP and AWAY from him. Walt shrinks smaller and smaller in frame. POLICE OFFICERS approach him now -- four, six, eight of them. They move in cautiously, their guns aimed.
They’re too late. He got away.
From the script!
He didn't. He destroyed himself. People who see him as the "hero" have a broken moral compass. They are just as evil as he was.
The most memed moment of Breaking Bad in my opinion.
Your God Damn Wrong
no
not even close
havent seen a single meme of this scene btw
False
I honestly wonder how Hank felt about Jesse at this point. He clearly hated him before, but after finding out Walt was Heisenberg and everything he did, maybe he saw Jesse as a victim? I noticed he buckled Jesse up, and I'm not sure what to make of that. Of course, he could simply view Jesse as an asset, a way to get Walt that he needs to protect. But maybe, after being betrayed by a family member he feels for this kid, who was essentially betrayed by a father figure?
He just saw him as a useless junkie that was useful to him as an asset. He hates both of them but understands who is the lesser of two evils. And Jessie is no victim either. His entire character is being a drug addict that helped make poison long before he met Walt
@@DHGxMcFlurry doesn't make Jesse evil. He is just a simpleton who sees no wrong in giving people what they want, similar to Gale. Jesse did not want to hurt people, he was not vicious or mean He never even got angry at a shitbird who accepted his hospitality and then stole his money. Really a perfect candidatefor an attempt at rehabbing from criminal behavior
@@DHGxMcFlurry technically he only did those selling of the drugs for money, not to hurt people, simply bc if he wasn't selling there is always someone out there who will do it, the wheel's will just keep on turning even if jesse isn't around, jesse isn't really evil, what he does is bad, but he doesn't like killing someone, and gets traumatized by it, he wants to help people out, even financially, he cares a lot about kids and their future, doesn't sound evil to me
@@theonlygoodonehere2259 "He only selled drugs for money not to hurt people"
Contradiction, drugs fucking hurt, kill, and ruin the lives of others. Jesse was a pos that only got redemption towards the end, doesn't change what he did
@@DHGxMcFlurry he was also pretty easy to manipulate, and yes he knew the extent, but I guess he was too blind and oblivious to see it bc they were so desperate for money and got into the wrong groups
I wish we got more moments with these 2 together. For me both of them coming together at the end to take Walt down after everything he put them through was so satisfying.
1:34
Jesse: Fine! *Sets the house and both of them on fire*
Dean Norris really put something special into the Hank character
"You can never trust a drug addict"
The acting in this is amazing. The type of acting that can take a tole on a person because they are so clearly in character. That emotion is real. He is completely in that character.
Walt manipulated Jesse. Jesse saw him like a father in some moments. Walt betrayed Jesse. Walt is a monster. Jesse always calls him Mr. White, never Walter. He still sees him as a superior, his teacher, someone he should obey. Walt uses this to his advantage.
The sad thing is that he kept getting away with it, right until he couldn't. Then every life that Walt touched since he started cooking either died or turned to shit, just because he could do so, and only to stroke his ego.
Nah till the end he kept getting away with it. He never paid for his sins apart from losing hank and his family, even then he died happily in a chem lab. Meanwhile Jesse lost everyone and still was forced to live a cursed life
@@Aeterin "Getting away with it" means no consequences. Losing his family is a consequence. He never really "got away with it" after Hank sided with Jesse.
@@braulioacosta6816 He ended up dying in his passion so ye, he did end up dying happily
@@Aeterin Wouldn't say he died happily. His meth recipe was stolen from him, along with the majority of his money, his son didn't want to be affiliated with him at all, his wife and in laws tried to get him locked up and in the process got one of them killed, ruined Marie's life as a result and also ruined Skyler's life leaving her to raise 2 kids alone.
@1:35 Hank is shaking because he wants get Walt so bad and he also doesn't want to have to shoot Jesse.
Walt: So I was at the gas station again.. Pumping my gas like I normally do..
1:22-1:26 haha, the raw emotion is palpable!!
This is up there with Christopher Moltisanti's "... pieces of my soul Adriana..." monologue.
Facts
Jesse and Chris were so similar
2:23 " My uber eats driver pulling up at a random Tuesday evening "
After finding out Walt really poisoned Brock, having his plan to turn Walt in backfire spectacularly, resulting in Hank and Steve dying, himself being tortured and enslaved for 6 months, and losing another person he loved it sure took Jesse a lot of restraint not to blast Walt's face to pieces when no one would've stopped him. Well, Walt still kinda got what was coming his way - though he never went to jail, he had to wait until his cancer progressed to the point of no hope in a remote hut akin to a cell, his son rejected him and his legacy became that of a monstrous criminal. At least Jesse was able to put the whole mess behind him and start over.
It's pretty sad, because Jesse doing this was just him trying to find one action he can to hurt Walt, because he knows he'll never outsmart him but he really wanted to lash out at him for poisoning a kid.
When Hank appeared with a gun, Jesse probably thought that was it, and Hank was one of Walt's pawns that was unknowingly being used. Probably thought Walt led Hank there somehow so Hank can "accidentally kill the deranged" Jesse and tie him up as a loose end.
Even in the car Jesse has just lost all hope and even he knows being on the DEA's main hub and being a rat isn't some safe haven and he could get shanked at any moment.
Jesse is the most tragic character on this show.
I always loved how Walt pulled around the corner at the exact time they were leaving. If one red light had been green he would have saw them.
Aaron Paul’s acting in this scene is some of the best I’ve ever seen rights next to Brian Cranston and Anna Gunn in ozymandias
HE CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT!
Aaron Paul is really just a natural born actor.
The biggest lesson in Breaking Bad is to not be a rat. Walt snitched on Jesse and it got Tomas killed. Jesse snitched on Walt and got Hank and Gomez killed. Hector didn’t snitch and got his sweet sweet revenge. Lesson, don’t be a little rata.
No, the lesson is don't deal drugs. Hector was chair ridden and had his entire family killed
Bro did you think for even half a second before typing that Hector part
Walt deserved to be snitched on.
I mean that’s a pretty shallow reading of the series, let alone it’s biggest lesson.
Case and point, Walt finding out that one of Mike’s men was cooperating with the DEA caused him not only to order all of their deaths, which ruined his partnership with Mike and lead directly to Mike’s death, which in turn left Walter with only Jack’s gang, who kidnapped Jesse and left Walt to die at the nearest convenience.
And if you want to take Better Call Saul into account, Kim and Jimmy coming clean are framed as the only way that both of them are able to clear their conscience.
Morality is grey
Hector: lost everything he cared about, his family and meaning of life (to leave a legacy behind)
This mf:
Walt walking back into bedroom and seeing what’s on the bed: “Hmmm.”
Walt walking back into his house and smelling petrol: “Hmmm.”
He did in fact continue to get away with it
Poor Jesse. He knew deep down that Walter was one lucky bastard and that he got lucky again and probably would
Fun fact: Walt can't keep getting away with this
"He can't keep getting away with this"
-Jesse, who also kept getting away with it.
He should've just left town his need for revenge caused a lot more suffering
I guess Walt was right Jesse doesn’t think, if he did he would know Walt is already going to die so he will get what’s coming to him not to mention Walt was already done with the meth business, Jesse is a dumbass for ratting him out
“Yo mista white, I get mad bitches yo.”
“Yeah, dead ones”
1:23
*Proceeds to set house ablaze*
Jesse is me when I go into McDonald’s and they ran out of chicken nuggets
While I do feel Hank wanted to use Jesse to get to Walt as his main motive, you can see the tears in his eyes seeing a young man with so much pain caused by a man that he thought he could trust, love like a brother. He knows Jesse is hurting, he is hurting, and while he wants to capture Walt at all cost there is part of him that wants to see everyone Walt has affected to not feel pain anymore.
The music starting, Jesse just hit a bump, shaking and tapping the steering wheel with that intensity got me out of my seat standing up just waiting to see what happens next!! Love this scene
Hank doesn't fully comprehend yet until shortly after that if Jesse's on the books to testify against Walt, that he'd have Jesse killed as well.
I love this part of the show where Jesse and Hank team up to take down Walt. I know it leads to the latter's death but it's just so fun to watch and it makes it feel like a true show; shifting alliances and all the chaotic shabang of a drug empire come crashing down
“He can’t keep getting away with this he can’t keep breaking bad!!”
Poor Jesse. He deserved so much better.
Stupid Jesse, given his chance to escape and the story could end happily, at least Andrea's life could've been spared.
Hindsight
He was feeling guilty and depressed from all the shit in this season, noticing walt poisoning brock finally made him snap, blaming it all on him because it more or less the truth
The whole show is about how people's ego and inability to let go fucks them over
Find out Walter poisoned brok was the last nail for Jesse, till' that moment he kinda controlled himself, he was on the edge
He never could have escaped his consciousness if he left Brock unavenged.
This dumb emotional outburst cost Andrea her life and Brock his mom.
0:07 😂😂😂
0:20 Jesse was so sick of Walter’s shit he even doused the camera man with gasoline.
lmao
Even though we saw everything that Walt did, it’s only when Jesse said “He can’t keep getting away with it” when we all realised we was watching the bad guy the whole time
This is absolutely right. I was rooting for Walt the whole time feeling like he was smart but a bumbling idiot in a way in over his head that just kept getting lucky but it was at this moment that it truly resonated that he was worse and more ruthless than all the people he killed.
2:06 no cap i thought hank felt sorry and gonna hug jesse after that they become homies
I never noticed until now that Jesse snorted meth on that disc at 0:09, I always thought he was sniffing and rubbing his nose cuz he just got done crying lmao.
I wish Hank would have arrived just a minute late and Jesse burned the house. True vengance
man he had that thing lit for WAY more than 30 seconds, that lighter would've exploded at the slightest drop...
House now smelling of gasoline
Dude Jesse hitting the steering wheel like that 🥶
Aaron Paul nailed it
He went this hard for a kid (Brock) that got poisoned who isn’t related to him by blood or his stepchild which sets off a chain of events that gets Hank killed, Brock’s mother killed, gets himself enslaved and tortured for months only to end up going to where he was going before (Alaska) ending up with a fraction of the money he had before.
…ok bet.
exactly and the dumbest part is I could understand his anger if walt had killed brock but he's an s tier chemist of course he gave him just enough not to let him die. Brock was literally fine at this point
Jesse's anger was about his relationship with Walter, and the subsequent betrayal of the trust that (at the very least) Walter wasn't someone like Gustav Fring -- who didn't think twice about using children to his own ends. Remember, Walter had lied to him that he had nothing to do with Brock being poisoned in order to get Jesse on his side in order to save his own life during his struggle with Gustav Fring.
It didn't really have much to do with Brock himself; after all, Brock was fine.
@@CFlandre that’s a cop-out on Jesse’s behalf. He’s in the drug game (even before Walt) and he knows first hand the effects of his product on people’s lives and he continued on anyways at his convenience. He’s going to take the high ground now because he see’s Walt dishonest? His line of work is already dishonest and illegal. Every major setback on this show has been in some form the result of his negligence and fake morality. He chimes in on the kid drug dealer (Andrea’s brother) to Gus, gets kid killed. He tries to confront the two dealers who orchestrated Combo’s assassination, that results in Walt having to save him from assured death (because Jesse really ain’t about that life) and in turn fucks up Walt’s relationship with Gus.
No matter the justification, he is a god damn proven jinx on this show. You tell me if he would’ve been better of the first time he was going to flee or the 2nd having to escape in El Camino. Count the money lost and the lives he ruined between then and you will see he is a two parent upper-middle class suburban privileged fuckup who thinks too highly of himself but is equally as morally bankrupt than the other criminals he scoffs at.
@@DeBarge123 @DeBarge123 I don't disagree with you, I was particularly disgusted with his behavior when he was trying to sell meth to people who were trying to get off of drugs and improve their lives. Jesse is not a moral or good person. He's very loyal and incredibly trusting (one might say "naive") to a fault, however, and for whatever reason draws an arbitrary line at the use of kids. Throughout the story, from his little brother, to the two druggies' small kid, to the kid who killed Combo, and finally to Brock, he's incredibly mindful about their welfare (possibly stemming from his own childhood, and history with his overbearing parents). A reminder that he literally took the blame for his younger brother having weed, which ultimately resulted in his parents effectively disowning him.
It's not about some moral high ground that he's taking that he gets angry, he's not trying to prove a point by getting angry, it goes deeper than that. He's angry because his trust has been betrayed by someone he thought was extremely close to him crossing that hot-button issue for him, one that Walt promised Jesse he didn't cross.
Poison a child = brother in law’s died
"Drop it Jesse!"
"He can't keep getting away with it!"
"Oh yes, I can." (Removes MI face mask.)
"What the?!"
"It me, Walt. I was Hank all along."
This comment made me laugh hard
😭😭🤣🤣
I somehow read that in walts voice
Series ends right there.
That explains why Hank never caught Walt or thought of Walt being Hiesenberg
Jessie had NO REASON to be in the game. You cant be in that life thinking it's all gonna be fairys, flowers and princesses. People are gonna go and bad things will happen when your in that life and have that much money.
Dean Norris is a phenomenal actor.
I hate the way Hank treats Jesse. Kid's clearly traumatised and riddled with stockholm syndrome due to his brother in law and he still plays with his life and emotions as if they were nothing.
1:22
When Sam Hyde strikes again
Dude if jesse and walter wouldve stopped getting in their egos and tryinf to spite each other alot of shit could've been avoided
Hank deserves so much more love than he gets. I get it Walter is the main character and we’re supposed to be rooting for him but Hank is just a good person.
Na Hank was a terrible person aswell. Hank wanted any evidence at any cost, even if it meant Jesse getting killed while doing so. Hank didn’t care about Jesse at all.
@@finger420Hank not caring about Jesse doesn’t really make him him a terrible person tbf. He does have his flaws
@@finger420besides not like he wanted Jesse to die he just didn’t care whether he did or not
@@epicfan1598 if you were in jesse's shoes you'd know that makes him a terrible person... unless you're as cool-headed about dying as Mike
@@borgie-c6p He was not good to jesse yeah. That doesn't make him a terrible person overall though. JEsse isn't exactly an innocent person either he was a drug dealer/ manufacturer. From hanks perspective he has no reason to care about him. Hank wasn't a saint but he wasn't a "terrible person" either. He was one of the morally better people on the show
Jesse might not actually be that much of a victim when I think about it. He had plenty of chances to get out but because he wanted to stop Walt he basically fucked himself. He could've just taken his share of the money and left town but nope. He just HAD to try to be the one to take Walt down.
Most of the bad things walt had to do were caused by jesse's fuckups
I picture Mr Driscoll having a dog, or a cat, up in Alaska, and naming it Hank.
I liked the part where Jesse said, "We have to stop Mr. White before he breaks bad again."
He must not be allowed to escape from this predicament.
I totally don't get why you had to put your channel logo and cheerful sound while the most dramatic moment of the scene is going.
Everyone keeps talking about how good an actor Aaron Paul is & Im sick of it. It’s clear that the actor is just told that he poisoned a child and they recorded his normal reactions and then after the scene is over they explain that it’s just a show and they all have a good laugh and then they tell him no seriously he did poison a kid and he has to do it all over again. So yea, he’s a good “meth od actor”
Something I never noticed about this scene and I've seen this show four times. At the very end of the clip when Jesse says that sitting in DC waiting to be a witness against Mr. White is going to go "great for him" and he says it in a sarcastic tone, I feel like he's referring to all the people that Walt just had killed who were in jail. He's basically saying that it doesn't matter and Walt will have him killed, amazing writing and acting. This show is legendary.
People say this was overacting I disagree this was pure raw emotion something anybody who felt like being used to hurt people they love would do
“Walt’s a bastard, secret’s out” 🤣🤣🤣
this is the moment jane became a succubus
Truth is, of Jessy being a better partner, walter wouldn’t have had to commit as many atrocities as he did, most of the bad things Walter did during the show was the consequences of cleaning up a mess Jessy did at some point. Perhaps Walter wouldn’t have become so “bad” but of course, of being push and force to make the same choices, he would probably do exactly that.
Hank realizing what he meant by waiting around MDC to testify against Walt.
I've never seen an actor depict such real ferality
He ended up getting away with all of this lol
Hank knew the crazy things Walt was capable of.. i mean he had all those guys killed in prison.. he should have known Walt would do anything to protect his money. If only he would have brought a full DEA takedown squad with him that day...
Chuck Norris was really well cast in this scene
Not the other scenes?
¿...Chuck NORRIS???😂😂😂
Jesse chose to be a drug dealer. In fact, during one episode he spent with the little boy, where the mom dropped the ATM on the dad, Jesse saw first hand how the product that he made and distributed ruined people's lives and in many cases, led directly to their deaths. The babies and little children of these addicts were also affected, as Jesse witnessed first had. Jesse was responsible for Jane's death and indirectly responsible for all people who lost their lives in that plane crash. Jesse was responsible for that boy getting shot when they robbed the train, he was responsible for the men that got killed in prison, he was responsible for Andrea's death and her son growing up without parents. He was responsible for murdering Gale. Everything that Walter was involved in, Jesse was also responsible for because he was part of that organization. Yet he has the audacity to say Walt can't keep getting away with it? Jesse was just as bad. Yes, Jesse went to the DEA, but if he knew he would get life in prison with no possibility of parole, would he still have gone to the DEA? The only reason he didn't flee was because he found out Walt had poisoned Andreas son, and he became all indignant.
The character Jesse was a pivotal one in the show. I just personally didn't like him nor did I sympathize with him in any way. Because of him and what he chose to do, untold damage was inflicted on thousands of people.
All *FACTS*