Breaking Bad 5x1 “Live Free or Die” REACTION!!
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- Here is our reaction to season 5 episode 1 of breaking bad. “Live Free or Die” Walter White is no more. Only Heisenberg remains.
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Breaking bad is unique because it was a TV show that was allowed to end before it exhausted its story potential.
Also due to having a stable and great showrunner/creator. He always stayed on track with his vision and didn't suddenly throw a plan overboard or left the show prematurely. A lot of shows see showrunners come and go and they all dip in quality.
Dexter, Arrow, House of Cards are some examples of shows that had their showrunners leave.
And we all know how those turned out.
GoT could of be a contender!
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@@tonymatrisin4328 I'm hoping your comment was a joke because season 7 and 8 (8 more so) really went downhill
Ian of course. But I did think if Got after season 6,if done right could of, but then Dumb and Dumber shined
Per Imon's question, where the personality change started with Walt is that the universe pushed all of his buttons. He was poor, humiliated at the car wash, in a position much below what his abilities deserved, and he found out that he was dying of cancer.
@AJ Indeed. It's a good thing Walt states multiple times throughout the series that he stands by his choices.
@@Jeremy-jm3fe He constantly lies about his motivations and doesn't take responsibility for how he destroys everyone around him though.
As much as his environment manipulated him, what ultimately doomed him was refusing Gretchen's offer to pay for his treatment. That would be embarrassing for anyone, sure, but that's where his pride ultimately led him to a life of crime.
@@mindwarr I think he was the honest at the end when he said he did all of this by himself, he loved power, and that was his damnation.
I feel like Abbi would make a good mobster wife lol. She'd have her mans back all the way.
Yeah she's a ride or die girl. I admire her loyalty.
as it should be
@@coolbreez1214 Yup. No morality.
@@mindwarr you don't know what you're talking about
@@mindwarr Dont make assumptions. Makes an ass out of u and mption.
Walt has always been self destructive, envious of others and craved more. He was always just too scared before.
No, he just changed
@Erik Lerström I'd argue that's more terrifying than depressing lmao
100% agree, that whole scene with Jesse In season 1 when he says "He's Awake" after Jesse asks why he's risking "Breaking Bad" to cook meth is Cancer/death giving him the push to say fuck it! imma be dead soon so what do I have to lose.
Ted's now part of the "bald club", too.
Loving the juxtaposition between Abbi and Imon's reactions to Walt's character transformation.
With all the craziness, the reveal of Ted sometimes doesn't get the reaction it deserves. You two have the best ever, especially since you've talked so much about him. Loved the heck out of that moment. Thanks, ladies!
Absolutely true, the constant back and forth head moving is an absolute gem moment and I'll never NOT replay it
It's all Skyler's fault......for serving him that FAKE bacon.....back on his 50th birthday.
It was that lousy hand job.
Yes!
Skyler gets a really bad rap and I have yet to find anyone post/write anything compelling about why she is so resented and despised.
Until now. This is the first actual argument I've seen that persuades me that she's irredeemably a villain.
Because fake bacon is the work of the devil.
@@CrazyJoeDavola66 I always wondered that myself.
@@alexsclewis Skyler is unlikable character
lol has anyone kept count of how many times throughout this show that they've predicted something was gonna explode?
"we're done when i say we're done"
Abby: *drip drip*
Omg just wait until "you're goddamn right." Abi's going to need to pause and take 10 minutes in the next room with a throw pillow.
Everyone liked that line. But being a total bastard doesn't make you actually cool, no matter how many incel subreddits told you otherwise.
@@elbruces stupid, being a bastard towards bastards like Saul is understandable and relatable
@j226 I'm not taking shit from anybody)
Poor New Mexico.
Walt did not become this overnight, it was building up during all of his waste life as he felt it, underachieving despite his high intelligence and skills, repressing his drive for success and achievement because of this pride with Elliot and Gretchen, settling in all areas of his life , perhaps because it was easier, as we saw in the first episode.
But it wasn't easy in the shadows of his psyche. It's all lashing out against life or fate itself as we know what he decides when he finds out he has terminal cancer. It's anger and childish, immature ego stroking, a need to fulfill its own desires of uniqueness and greatness in something, anything, to control and to survive. It's an addiction to the thrill of danger, to the breaking of norms and rules, a fuck-you to normalcy. And Walt so far has been willing to pay the price.
I love how Walt had red/brown hair during S01. And his hair color got way more dark during the final season. I dunno...its a nice touch to what Walt has become
"We're done, When I say we're done." 😎 he's no longer Walter, he is now Heisenberg.
I think you’re right, Imon, the decent into “evil” for Walt had to start somewhere. As you say it, some part of it must have been present from the beginning. What I find fascinating is that Walts decent started from something many of us have. If you remember Walt at the beginning, his life seemed dull. Boring jobs, spark-less marriage, and low status among peers, were all reasons for this. With Walts cancer, he decided to do what we all would do-“Do the most important things RIGHT NOW. The two for Walt were securing enough money for his family so they would face less hardships, and to bring excitement into his life. I think somewhere along the way he started valuing the excitement part over his family’s well being. In a way, he got addicted to it. Just like his customers were addicted to the product, Walt became addicted to the thrill of danger. I think we have all heard of stories of good people turning into something completely different through the horrors of addiction, we’ve seen it in the show too. The case of Walt is the same, the man he is now is something twisted through addiction. It’s something that can happen to any one of us.
Evil? ... Walt is no worse than most other main characters in this show. They have all done terrible things in their own way.
@@herecomesthescience Most people he murdered were to survive, with the exception of mike, he killed him out of anger.
@@herecomesthescience And he poisoned brock, but remember that his whole family was under danger. And he had no way to bring Jesse to his side. This was extreme but did he have any other choice?
@@herecomesthescience But it is true, that walt is to blame for all of this because he started all this and he was the one who kept going
@@coder9928 He could have gone to the police.
"The man protected his family". And an innocent child almost paid the price for it.
Walt has two children. A teenager and a baby.
This is now the Trolley Problem Thought Experiment: Do you sacrifice one child to save two children, or allow two children to be murdered to save one child?
Walter had other options besides just poisoning a kid. It's hilarious when people try to say that he's just protecting his family when all of the danger came from his own actions, and then instead of going to the police he decides that it's better to poison kids and bomb nursing homes because he's okay with risking other people's lives.
@@dog-eared6991 Why would a drug kingpin go to the police? Gus wouldn't do it, and Walt wouldn't do it either. If Walt cowered out and called the police, that would be a contradiction to the series. This series is about the absence of fear.
Also, if the police investigated Gus, Walt and Jesse would be caught soon afterwards.
@@dog-eared6991 If Walt went to the police, Gus would have killed Walt, Walts family, Hank and Jesse. I don't think witness protection is 100% secure.
@@dog-eared6991 "going to the police" lmao how the fuck does this comment get 6 likes?
"A bad guy can only do so much in one season." But you see, in the 5th season, Walt IS the bad guy..
Walt's been the bad guy ever since he got into the meth business.
@@dwnkaomwn3953 What he means is that Walt is the villain of season 5. He wasn't the villain of the previous seasons.
Not in the last episode
Don't forget about Mike.
The distant shot of his and Walt's cars speeding toward one another.
Mike glaring at Walt in the rearview mirror after the magnet job when Walt says "because I say so."
One man's "bad guy" is another man's "hero".
This is the best season and clearly Heisenberg is now running the show. Walter White died in the episode "crawlspace." When he snapped and started laughing maniacally, the last bit of Walter White that existed in him died.
Your gonna experience the best season in history of TV shows... it’s the most intense you will ever watch. You will love it.
Subscribed. Really enjoying your reactions. You two are great.
Abi getting wet over Walt in this episode 😂🤣😂
breaking bad is my favorite story ever and watching u guys react to it makes me feel like im seeing it for the first time again lol
this whole series is the best, but episode 11 onwards, girls you’re in for a trip
Imon, he was always like this.
Walter turned down working with Elliot (Season 1 Episode 5) because of his ego. He could have a normal job, working in a friend's company while having access to health care, but no, he choose to sell meth. That's why I say it was never about the family.
"Apply yourself"
Comment came off as a little smart ass but I think it was just meant to be motivational. I had teachers say that type of stuff to me when I was in school several times.
@@mumm-ratheeverliving2288 grandiloquently
So hyped for the season 5 reactions, and so it begins.
Basically when Walt said "I forgive you" I thought alright he's a full on villain now. I don't know that he was bad from the start. It's the story of a man becoming a Crime Lord.
notes: dead ted for haloween!
14:27 yeah better get Out of there... * shake your thoughs *
18:11 abbi is like take me bryan.. sooner the better
alots of highlights for 1 reaction. thanks girls. i think this is the best season by far if you concider good writing, great acting, and great writing
Albuquerque is NOT flat! There is an almost 6000 ft elevation change from the river in the center of town to the mountain on the east side of the city
There is only so much a person can take before they go crazy. Gus threatened Walt to kill his whola family then Skyler give away their escape money, that was the last nail of Walt's coffin, he doesn't give a shit anymore, he is just gone in the head, and he got a huge ego boost too from killing Gus.
New Mexico is not all flat. Go to Santa Fe and to Taos to ski. Beautiful parts of the state.
Walt has fully bought into the Heisenberg persona that he created.
They finally made it to season 5.
Walt inherits the characteristics of those he kills.... so now he's like Gus.
No, he was always like this. Remember season 2 episode 10? "stay out of my territory". Killing Gus just boosted his ego into infinite.
@@spbspb2413 i disagree. Kind of. Walt defenitly has always had something dark within him but hes also learned alot of things from the people he's killed taking on certain characteristics and mannerisms.
It's true. For instance, after he killed Krazy 8, he started cutting the crust off his sandwiches, like he did to the one he made for Krazy 8.
@@spbspb2413 "Stay out of my territory" was just Walt realizing that he likes being feared, but he certainly didn't behave like Gus or try to build an empire. At the time, Walt was content with being a small-time dealer, as long as his product was professional grade.
@Tyler Gay It's clearly been a while since you watched it, because Walt only built an empire in season 5. In the previous seasons, he didn't care.
The law of breaking bad is that you are more powerful the less hair you have
Where are the rest of their season 5 reactions?
New Mexico Flat?! Come to the midwest
Walt will do anything to protect his own interests, period. But yeah, this is a whole new show now. The Walt show....folks!
It's a reason it is called Breaking Bad, and Walt is the protagonist. He becomes the bad guy he has always had inside...
Breaking Bad refers to all of the main characters. They all have grey morality and break the law in some capacity. Walt Jr is the only good character, besides that one time he wanted to purchase beer illegally.
we see his perspectives his story, that's why alot of people rot for him till the end, he is a such a complex person
Erik Lerström what agency means? Like having shit happening to him and always having to take actions? My English ain’t perfect yet
Erik Lerström well technically everyone has an agenda then right? The thing is that for exemple you would like "okay i will kill you to save my ass, and i do it to save my ass" but you agree because you see his perspective, but you would disagree if you were in the other guy’s shoes because you would see things from his perspective right? So ignorance selfishness brought caos if that makes sense?
@@alexsclewis Well, he's the most innocent by comparison to the rest of the characters, that's for sure!! But he's not perfect either. Called his own mom a bitch 😂 disrespectful af. Even if she kinda is a bitch sometimes, that's still his mother.
This is gonna be a long 16 weeks :D
welcome to the best season finale of all time can't wait!!! let's go!!
*LOVE. LOVE. LOVE.*
I had to downgrade to basic cable after only seeing the very 1st episode of season 1. I waited until the series finale, before rushing out to buy all of the individual seasons on DVD. Binge-watched all 62 episodes in about a 3 week period. I couldn't imagine having to wait 5-6 years to struggle thru on AMC. BUY the complete series on DVD. You get it commercial-free....but also with commentary on most episodes plus the special features. Currently keeping up with buying the individual seasons of Better Call Saul, as THEY'RE released on DVD. Now I need a DVD of El Camino for my collection. I'm in my mid-sixties, and this entire Breaking Bad franchise has been the GREATEST.
195511SM I’ve been trying to hold off on buying the Better Call Saul DVD’s until the series is finished, so I can get the box set, but I’m very impatient. I’m also waiting for the El Camino physical release. I’ve never been so adamant about supporting content before.
It would have been interesting to see Ted become the villain of S5 Part 1
I legitimately have no idea why they thought the cop was gonna die the scene wasnt set up for that or anything
I think it's easy to write off all Walt's actions as bad, but the fun thing bout the show is that it is nuanced. You mentioned Walt watching Jane die, but had Walt saved Jane then he would had condemned both Jesse AND Jane to die since the show foreshadowed the both of em were going to overdose within a week. Walt saved Jesse, the other choice Jesse and Jane both die.
I'm not defending Walt, he's done bad things and his ego is out of control right now but he's not all bad or good, his character is very complex and mixed which makes it fun to watch.
The comment Walt made on Jesse's paper was, "Ridiculous! Apply yourself".
Pillow on the face happens in *One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest*.
It's called Karma, Ted.
Now you know who the season 5 big bad is.
1:00
Wow 1 min in, and you already predicted the whole rest of the show.
I dont think its the best season but it has some of the best television to ever even happen
3 years later but i wanna say new mexico is nowhere near flat, also there is a big mountain right next to ABQ
What sucks is that Gus had his laptop incripted so they didn't need to do the magnet they wasted money and time and almost got caught and because they did the magnet thing it broke the picture thay had the bank info in it leading them to Gus's employees account leading them to Mike and his grand daughter's account with the 2 million dollars so now they are after Mike
most of the people Walt has «killed», have been bad people themselves
Yeah but he intentionally chose to get involved with those people and then pushed their buttons to the point they “had to go.” Like if he had not blackmailed Jesse in the first episode to work for Walt and then pushed Jesse to go sell drugs in places Jesse has no rights to, Walt wouldn’t have met Jake or Gus. And when there’s a list and even one of the people isn’t bad, that’s not a good sign you know
Ted joined the Bald Squad too.
0:55 "Big Bad"... Are you ladies fans of Buffy by any chance? Would love to see you react to that great show, even if you've seen it before.
It's interesting that the term has transcended Buffy and most people know it now as a way of describing the season villain in general.
@@NerdChronic Oh yes I know... Just hoping. :)
please do better call saul next :-) i waited..... they on season 5m i just started watching, im hooked :-)
abi a bit turned on by walt there lol
Love the video Imon Nation and Abby Nation stay motivated dream big 1 Mill on the way
I really love the idea that Walter died in the crawl space and Heisenberg took full control
This is the exam paper:
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It says "Ridiculous! Apply yourself"
Literally most plans that work in this show are Jesse's ideas that Walt immediately takes credit for or he never actually gives Jesse praise for, even though he says he cares about Jesse like family, yet only treats him like such when it's convenient for him. You hate to see it.
No
abi this was jesse's plan
At this point walter kill count rise Up to 10 people
Walt is a master manipulator. The series starts with him intentionally choosing to use his brother-in-law (who his son looks up to) to get into an illegal business knowing that if Walt is successful he will cause problems for Hank. He blackmailed Jesse. This was never about “his family.” It was about Walt feeling good about himself
Season 5 .....THEY ARE NOT DEAD
Yeah girl! this is the best season!
Walter White died in "Crawl Space"
Abi sees some interesting qualities in men
yes walt always had a huge ego plenty of signs of it too
YAASS BITCHHH MAGNETSS !!
MAGNETS...BITCH
xD
Jesse tells Walter that it was touch and go with Brock. Brock almost died, and there's no way that Walter had any better than an educated guess when it came to how much to give to him.
dog-eared But more importantly, whether or not rock lived or died was due largely to factors completely out of Walt’s control: would his mother recognize the seriousness of his common, “flu-like” symptoms & get him to a hospital in time? Would the overworked hospital ER even recognize them and admit him rather then just send him home with some Tylenol? Would she call Jesse, and would Jesse catch on in time to tell them to start treating Brock for poison? Even with all this falling into place Brock JUST BARELY survived, which suggests the far likelier scenario would have been that Brock would have died of “flu-like” symptoms and this, coupled with finding the ricin cigarette missing, is what Walt was really counting on to turn Jesse.
he didnt become this over night, its been 4 seasons??
It may be 4 seasons for the viewers, but the story thus far has barely spanned a year. Season 1 starts off with his 50th birthday, and as of this episode he has not had his 51st birthday yet. So it's still a pretty radical transformation for someone to go through within a year.
"All it takes is one bad day to reduce the sanest man alive into lunacy"
- The Joker
Yes Imon Snow please react to The Shield after you finish Breaking Bad reactions. www.hulu.com/series/the-shield-4094ad25-76a0-4ebc-a577-106c22737dbc
Walt’s comment to Jesse on his schoolwork was something like “Ridiculous. Apply Yourself” because Jesse got an F.
Which doesn't mean Walt was a shitty and mean teacher, I think it's pretty clear that Jesse was a shitty student. We've now seen Jesse apply himself and he's a very capable and intelligent person. I'm sure if Walt sensed a student was trying but failing he would have been much more encouraging.
From what we've seen, Walt has never had an ego problem before he got into the meth business. Walt wrote "apply yourself" to Jesse. There was no tendencies of Walt being how he is now that we've seen until Jane.
This is the season were people start to hate Walt
Well... thanks for the Joker spoiler warning...
Boi its been out for months, it’s on you at this point
It's your fault for not watching it
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They actually said Walt ain't gone do chit. Um pretty sure he ran over some dudes, let a girl choke to death which caused her dad to be distracted and caused a 2 plane crash, shot a few guys to death and by the way last episode blew up a nursing home. He'd do everything
'Protected his family', yeah, I guess. By poisoning another person's child though. So, y'know, it's not good at all when you really look at it. It's reeeal real bad actually.
I feel like Walt definitely was always this person, or at least had the potential to be this person, but circumstances and the worries about life held him in check. The cancer diagnosis freed him from any hope of a future and the real him came to the surface
Season 5 is better than season 4
Stop looking at the thumbnails