Breaking Bad S2 Finale Was Tragic. Married Couple's Reaction to "ABQ" | Breakdown + Review 2x13
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We're the nerdy married couple, and in this video we officially continue our long watchthrough of the beloved and classic tv show "Breaking Bad." This is our FIRST TIME REACTION to the first episode of season 2 of the show, where we follow Walter White for the first time, and the surrounding cast of characters of Jesse Pinkman, Hank, Skyler, Flynn, Saul Goodman, Gus, Jane and more!
From IMDB: "Walt's lies start to unravel, and Skyler's frustration with his secrecy finally comes to a head. Meanwhile, Jesse self-destructs when Jane overdoses and Donald's grief leads to tragedy."
Intro: 00:00
Reaction: 6:13
Breakdown + Review: 33:48
We are so looking forward to continuing this journey with you all!
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A lot of people are surprised when Jane's Dad doesn't rage out but I think it's so much more compelling this way. He fought to keep his daughter on the right path for 10 years and now that she's dead, the fight has been taken out of him. Nothing left.
And just the pain and sorrow of losing your daughter. Man, I can't even imagine the emotions. I always felt so bad for his character. As well as Jere Burns' character the rehab counselor.
I experienced the same kind of shock at the loss of a loved one.
@@robertfishburn8545 I am sorry for your loss. If I ever had a daughter and saw her grow to be 27 then she died I swear I believe I would just be in shock instead of mad/angry.
100% in those 10 years he expected this outcome
Anger isn't the strongest emotion in a child's death. Sadness is.
9:32 - This is "Mike" - your new favorite character.
Jesse saying “I loved her more than anything” is one of the most heart breaking moments of this show. 😢
He’s a simp he’s only known her for like 2 weeks.
Two weeks is a lifetime in heroin-years, lol... In all seriousness through, it is an incredibly heartbreaking moment. The worth and intensity of feeling one ascribes to another and their relationship(s) need not be contingent to a lengthy passage of time. Offering someone insult for no other reason then lamenting a love they'd lost indicates to me a profound lack of experience and/or maturity.
it got us for sure 😅
He didn't love her more than drugs.
@@MrCzerilloyes that’s why they are call addicts.
Check out the titles of the episodes with teasers this season.
First one was 737
Second was Down
Third was Over
Fourth was ABQ
All together it is:
737 Down Over ABQ
The scenes with Jessie desperately trying to save Jane and the scene with Jesse and Walt in the drug house are what makes BB the best TV show ever made. Your empathy for Jessie was beautiful, it felt genuine and you could see the emotions ramp up in your faces. Aaron Paul acted his ass off in this episode.
so sad 😢
Walter's 2 worlds collided like those 2 planes, such symbolism is what makes this show the greatest.
agreed 👏
It's not just a bear, It's a little girl's teddy bear. Again, someone's daughter.
This show does horrific implications so well
ah... 😭
Jane brought that on herself. She died sooner, rather than later.
Its amazing how basically you can point every death in this show and connect it to walt in some way, indirectly and/or whatever. Its the butterfly effect done perfectly.
Even if not shaking Jane, if Wal5 hadn't gotten combo killed by moving into other territories, Jesse doesn't nosedive and Jane doesn't as well
Eric might want to consider dialing back on the guesswork since he is wrong 99% of the time, and not by a narrow margin, either. He's not even close. As I said in my last comment, this programme will never cease to surprise you, right to the end of Season Five.
Don’t listen to him. I love hearing your theories about what is about to happen, especially when I know how wrong you are.😅
Just so you know this episode is based on the real crash of an airline in Los Angeles in the 80s and the Air Traffic Controller was named Walter White.
"NTSB" on top of van as it drove off -- which is National Transportation Board -- so they revealed right at the beginning that it was a plane crash.
I think when this was first shown in 2009 more people knew what the NTSB was, as it was closer in time to 9/11. Most reactors now don't seem to pick up on it, but I certainly did when it was shown (and I'm not even American).
@@AlexSwanson-rw7cv I don't think 9/11 had anything to do with it. The NTSB has been a well known government agency for decades.
@@Col_Fragg Well, for some reason no reactor I've seen has recognised it. And I'm sure it used to be more widely known, hence the writers apparently expecting audiences to recognise it (the scene generally is set up as a reveal).
Wow, I NEVER noticed that! The computer bell is the same as Teo's! Brilliant!
*Tío's
@@Sl0wry I was thinking Teo Macero, sorry Tio!
@@TTM9691 Binaural ❤❤
Jane's dad picking out a funeral dress while Walt dresses his new baby...
Gawd
Of course what Walter did was terrible, beyond forgivable, beyond morality.
What I never considered before is that he may have saved Jesse's life. As genuine as the love between Jesse and Jane seemed to be, they were absolutely terrible for each other. Charming each other into bad choices essentially. Walter doesn't give up on Jesse unlike his parents.
true! good word
Perhaps, then again if you recall the only reason they turned to drugs again was because of Walter pushing to move on taken territory.
We'll never know; what if's are great for entertainment, but no one really knows.
Jessie and Jane may have been terrible for each other, but it is clear that Jessie really did love her. Seeing him react to her death was heart wrenching.
While i do believe that saving Jesse is part of Walter's intention i still think the most dominant reason he let Jane die was to save his own ass and looking at the guilt, heartpain and grief that Jesse has to suffer, i m not convinced what he did made Jesse better off. People like to assume that Jane will just keep going downhill dragging Jesse with her but that is not a certainty even if it's a probability. People see Jane using heroin and immediately conclude that she's fucked and beyond hope but drug addicts can recover however unlikely it may seem. For that reason i dont believe the looking out for Jesse's best interest argument is good enough for me.
Walter cares about Jesse, just not as much as he cares about himself.
I've yet to seen a single reactor recognized the significance of the vehicles marked "NTSB." This stands for National Transportation and Safety Bureau. This is the government agency responsible for investigating plane crashes.
Walt had an easy out on the second phone thing. He could easily have said it's a device he uses to talk with his weed dealer, Jesse.
It's not only the phone, by that point she had already found out that Gretchen and Elliot didn't pay for the treatment, and all the other lies
@@arthuralves5872yes but if he had just thought of that about the phone, she wouldn't have been suspicious and found all that out
Congrats, you've made it through the sad and depressing parts of the show. It's all uplifting from here on out.
Perhaps, but I still say adding the laugh track in Season 4 was a bit tacky.
I live in Abq and used to work 1 minute from Jane's house. I would pass by sometimes to give it a gander.
wow! that's wild
As unbelievable as the plane collision is, that has actually happened in real life a few times.
One of those collisions was attributed to the actions of an air traffic controller by the name of... Walter White.
Eric: "Na na no no no no na na no no"
Kailyn: "Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh"
hahaha 😂
I love those reactions cause thats the perfect representation of mine with a voice
You put it down perfectly, the whole storyline, or even everything we witnessed so far, is about small decisions, and what they lead to (in this case, more bad decisions).
It's not like Walt crashed the plan. He's not even really responsible for it. Janes dad should never have been allowed to work after such a traumatic experience without proper psychological check-up.
Plus, Jane herself started taking Heroin again after 18 month and even talking Jesse into it. She decided to blackmail Walt. And they probably would have been dead within a few weeks with all than money that they would ofc spend on more drugs, and her dad would have been as devastated.
But on the other hand, if Walt would have made some choices - way before letting Jane die - for example just taking the money from his friends, this all would have been avoided. And if Hank wouldn't have offered Hank to go on the ride-along, Walt would never had the idea, would never saw his old student Jesse...
It's the small things, that kick of the butterfly effect.
Exactly! Small decisions can snowball into big things not just in tv shows and movies,in real life too. I think we all have experienced this at some point... some are good, some are bad... but in this show, a heck of a lot of bad ☹️
@@diggadirt393 Right. And the show is so incredibly well written, all the choices the characters make, are somehow - maybe not relatable or justified - but understandable in the given situation under the circumstances the character is in. That doesn't make some decisions less bad, some even unredeemable, but you get where it's coming from. It's not just evil persons doing evil things. It's the consequences of a wrong decision that didn't even looked that bad in the beginning.
At first, we all root for Walt, he is a nice guy who get's hit hard by life. So yes, making drugs is bad, but he, one more little cook, what does it matter in the grand scheme of things? He's selling what would be bought from other sources anyway. But than, the first murder. Was it planned? No. Was it easy? No. He even wanted to let Krazy 8 go. It was more self-defence than anything. But still, it's his first murder. And the wheel keeps spinning and spinning...
Very true. Small decisions leading down the bad choice road...
I just noticed NTSB on the truck -National Transportation Safety Board,- who investigates bus, train, plane incidents
7:44 - As an aviation enthusiast, I knew that "NTSB" stood for "National Transportation Safety Board". They investigate airline disasters. It was a bit of a "spoiler alert". 🙂
Yep. That was the giveaway for me too.
So fun Easter egg... if you look at the episode titles of only the season 2 episodes that have a black-and-white cold open, they spell out: 737, Down, Over, ABQ.
Actually, the city "Truth or Consequences" is in turn named after an old radio game show from the 50's. They said they'd broadcast an episode from any town that renamed itself after their show, so one town in New Mexico did.
I've watched this show multiple times and never knew, that's really cool.
such an AMAZING attention to detail. soo cool!
I mean we get it Kailyn lol, you're pure Walt hater, but as much as Walt's steadily and gradually becomes worse and worse (if you will) - there ate levels to it
Did leaving a person to die was good? Absolutely not, letting someone die is horrendous, a lot of the times it can't be defended, but in a way Walt was the last piece in this chain if events.
To be clear - I'm not trying to overly defend Walt, he did some bad things already.
But sometimes looking from a broader perspective and seeing sides to every story makes it more rewarding instead of focusing on hating on one character. And some hate Walter, some hate Skyler since the beginning.
I do find it funny and a bit disappointing when people are focused too much on hating one side haha 😅
He didn’t just leave her to die though, he was the one that caused her to roll her on her back and choke on her own vomit in the first place. Jane told Jesse earlier they have to sleep on their sides in case they throw up to avoid that happening. If Walt did not go there that night, she wouldn’t have died.
@@kendalltucker5226you don’t know that. She chose to do heroine and very well could have rolled over on her own. As someone whose lossed family members to the needle, believe me when I say no outside interference is needed. If not that night, they almost definitely would have died before too long.
Eric working over time to not feel those feels lol during the drug den scene
The character of Mike happened to be just a crazy product of serendipity. It was originally supposed to be Saul who went over to Jesse’s to clean up the scene after Jane’s death. But actor Bob Odenkirk had a scheduling conflict, so they did a last-minute rewrite and brought in veteran actor Johnathan Banks to fill the role.
Who’s Mike?
@@Jose-ue1ssThe bald man who goes in to clean up the scene of Jane’s death from all the drug evidence, and smacks Jesse around a bit with the “I woke up, I found her, that’s all I know” line
It baffles me that all of the people I've seen blaming Walt for Jane's death never seemed to get around to blaming Jane for sticking a syringe filled with heroin into her own arm.
It’s simple, because Walter caused her to flipped and choke on her own vomit not to mention he could have saved her but didn’t. Her being on drugs is a contribution NOT the cause.
Or Jane's dad going back to his incredibly high responsibility job when he's clearly not well.
or jesse causing getting an addict high. Or an addict threatening to rat on a drug dealer. All stupid decisions. No matter what. If she doesn't get high she's likely alive. If she doesn't threaten to rat on walt Walt probably saves her.
Because his action directly caused her immediate death, it's that simple, just cause someone is walking dangerously on the side of a cliff, doesn't make pushing them off not murder
@@omalleycaboose5937 He didn't push her off that cliff. He just let her fall. That's the difference.
How far back can you reasonably take the causality that leads to the plane crash? You could argue Hank caused the plane crash, since he offered Walt to go on the ride-along that led to Walt’s interest in making meth.
not quite. that wasn't wrong of him to do so
@@nerdymarriedcouple Many can argue selling drugs to willing users is not wrong. One could argue blackmail is wrong. One could argue the causal link is broken when you voluntarily get yourself high enough to pass out and OD.
To be honest, the absence of the Traffic Collison Avoidance System installed or functioning on both planes caused the crash. Air Traffic Controllers can make mistakes so there should be TCAS that acts as a foolproof backup to prevent mid air collisions. The show just made it seem like Walt caused it. Walt is the cause of many bad things but to say that he caused the crash indirectly is a stretch.
At the end of the day the ATC employee and those in charge are responsible for safe operations
Side note, in 1986 Walter White was an air traffic controller in California who was directing air traffic when a mid air plane crash occurred.
Just discovered your channel and am along for the ride of the greatest show ever imo
Love that shot at 15:28 showing Walt’s picture below the “wanted” sign lol
Eric, dude, brilliant analysis about the consequences theme. Nailed it
You had the same reaction to Jesse's grieve as I did, it's so alien to me that some people could react so lighthearted.
By the way, Kailyn: you were one of the very few reactors who picked up on the use of Jane instead of Juliet from the aviation alphabet; kudos to you!
Thanks for this season and all the best for the next one from the Netherlands!
Since Eric already knew: Yes, you just meet a great new recurring character of the show.
'You better have your bags packed and ready to go..."
Ziiiiiiiiiiip 😢😢
Yooooooo!!!
Im crying with you guys 🤣❤️
The red blood looking stuff they were ribbing on Walt in surgery is Iodine. An antiseptic
And the last thing he did was fight with his daughter so sad
The subtext is definitely the consequences of Walt's actions. Walt even starts to see how this was different when Walt Jr is talking about how great he is on the news and that's even before everything goes double sideways.
Jane and her father were named after the actor for Tuco’s uncle, Mark Margolis (rip)
12:05 As someone from Florida, I won't have our southern food discussed in such a negative light. I'm assuming you're in Canada and our morning meals would be similar LMFAO
born and bred americans here haha. kailyn is a nutrition science student so she has thoughts lol 😂
@@nerdymarriedcouple I guess it waw the way she said "American" with such disgust, which I totally get and found hilarious. Loving your reactions and this finale was DIFFICULT to wait over a year for a follow up to when it was airing live.
@@nerdymarriedcouple Great field of study. Processed food is a drug, people lose their minds over it, throwing tantrums in a Dairy Queen over chicken strips and whatnot.
Nobody's losing their s**t over cucumbers at a farmer's market.
@@nerdymarriedcouple she probably knows how the idea of American breakfast was invented by advertising companies to sell all that fat and starch.
Tbh i blame Hank for showing Walt in first episode how much money u can make cooking 😂
This episode's theme is innocence and the color pink represents it- Holly's clothes are pink. Holly and Jane both had rolled up towels placed behind them while laying on their side. Jane wore pink lipstick. They show Jane's pink bedspread when Donald is picking out her forever-outfit- there's a pink teddy bear and a girl falling on the mural in her room as well which represents the fall from innocence- Jane's death, the passengers falling from the planes and more specifically the child who played with the bear while relating it to Walt's family and even Jesse's soft spot for children. The teddy bear relates to Jesse's actions involving Jane too. You could say Jane was originally innocent when she first met Jesse judging strictly off her 18th month chip. In the beginning of 'Phoenix' there is a weathered pink teddy bear laying lifeless on the ground outside in that same episode Walt turns down his daughter's birth for instead a deal with Gus- trading and leaving behind the innocence of his newborn for supplying more substance and even destroying the innocence of people's lives like Jesse's. Also Ted was there for her birth instead of Walt. Walt is even watching a nature program about a mother elephant & her calf as Skyler sings a lullaby to Holly in her room. When Jane is on the phone with Walt she says: "do right by Jesse or I will burn you to the ground". I think of a phoenix rising from the ashes a part of Heisenberg representing the phoenix when he let Jane die something snapped, a new side of him was revealed- a darker evil arose because Jane was not an immediate threat to Walt & Jesse in that situation unlike previous times with others. In the very beginning of the season Walt said he needed $737k for his family while the sound of a plane flew over him and Jesse. The plane that crashed was a boeing 737. (BB writers organically wrote the story as the show went along) Walt visiting the crack house made him aware of the impact he's making and what his actions are fueling and the substance abuse is even linked to Jane's father Donald crashing the planes. (There was a real life air traffic controller by the name of Walter White who was responsible for crashing two planes into each other- one of the planes was headed from Mexico). In an interview with Vince when asked about the significance of the two-faced bear's eyeball he said it represents the all-seeing eye of God. I believe this series is about self-deception, to which everyone has a propensity. The salmon-pink sweater confirms that Walt is directly correlated to it all in one way or another.
love the analysis 👏
Yea and Walter's pink sweater something he would never where he wore pink
🤯🤯🤯😳
Walter technically didn't do it. Her & Jesse shooting heroin did. Jesse is the one that messed up her sobriety. But Walter pulled a Batman in the film Batman Begins, "I'm not gonna kill u, but im not gonna save u."
It wasn’t walt failing to save her, Walt literally killed her by rolling her over when he was trying to wake up Jessie
Lmao... Amos Diggory's wails are right up there with Aaron Paul's, no doubt :P
@25:07
The weirdest combination of morse code and the Emergency Alert System tone 🤣
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It’s interesting. The van in the opening clearly has NTSB on the roof but most people don’t seem to pick up on it. If you are from some country other than the USA that makes sense. But I don’t think many Americans make the jump to National Transportation Safety Bureau. They are the group that investigates plane crashes. It should be clear as soon as NTSB is on the screen.
Oh gosh oh gosh oh gosh I forgot how hard that scene was 😭😭😭
"That just became...something else." RIGHT?!
8:07 Imagine this left turn.
It's a show that starts out being about a chemist going criminal, and then at the end of Season 2 BAM! Zombies.
man.. such great acting on everyone's part.. I know we are supposed to figure out at this point, and even before, that Walt is a bad guy.. but i can't help ruiting for him. we are following his path in this story. just enjoy the ride.. such great writing and directing, too. top notch.. the best..
He realizes it's because of him after he finds out it was Jane's dad who worked their and caused the crash he knows. It was his depression and not able to concentrate and thay was because he let his daughter die but he still tries to excuse himself of the blame but he feels it
Like we all said, now you guys are really in it! Season 3 is much better. Season 4 is even better and season 5 is the best. You guys know the deal now! Enjoy!!
I felt that COLORS were very important while watching BB, that each character had its own color, and that they had a meaning. This feeling has been confirmed by many articles I've read on this subject.
First, the colors in the names White, Pinkman and Schwartz are homages to Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dog (you can also find many homages to Pulp Fiction in BB).
Then, BLUE is Skyler's color and represents power, because she's the one wearing the pants. If you see Walt in a dark blue shirt, it's for a good reason.
YELLOW = Gus = crime. This color is also very present in the very first episodes, where Walt encounters the criminal life. It's the color of Kazy-8's car and vest, of Jesse quite often because he's been a drug dealer from the start, of the plastic bag with which Walt thought of suffocating Krazy-8, and Walt's shirt is green-yellow in the episode.
RED is Jessie's color, but I'm not sure what it represents. Emotionality?
BLACK = Jane = death.
GREEN is Walt's color and represents money, chemistry, meth... This path he decided to take.
PURPLE = Mary = pride, vanity. So it's no wonder Walt wears a purple shirt from time to time.
ORANGE is Hank's color. I have an idea of what it represents but giving it to you would be a spoiler because this character has not yet revealed his full potential.
BEIGE is Elliot and Gretchen's color and represents legal fortune and success.
PINK = Holly = daughters. In this episode, Walt wears this hot pink sweater because he just had a daughter, but above all because he just killed someone else's daughter (he didn't just let Jane die, she wouldn't have choked on his vomit if he didn't shake Jesse). Worst: someone else's daughterS (died on the planes). He bears responsibility, more or less direct, for the deaths of all these daughters.
"Look what dady did for you, Holly". Awesome... Best dad ever, right?
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25:10 Both reactors go into a catatonic state
Jesse is the Angel of Death. People seem to all die around him.
It’s more Walt is the angel of death
It was 7:45. They addressed it in the first shot with the NTSB truck- completely missed by you guys. 9:34 Both Giancarlo Esposito AND Jonathan Banks deserved multiple Emmys for Breaking Bad- along with Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul and Anna Gunn 13:22 It's more like, "Is that my daughter in there???? From Mystic River. React to that!
This reaction has sealed it for me, as soon as I can afford it I will sign up for your patreon. I need those full uncut reactions 😂 y'all are so great to watch seeing this masterpiece of a show for the first time. Can't wait for when things get absolutely bonkers in the coming seasons. Your reactions totslly brighten my day and I'm looking forward to what's to come 👌
wow thank you so much haha! so glad you enjoy our reactions 😊 all the best friend
"Is he hated?" Referring to Jane's father. Well, in terms of body count...
@42:50 - Yes. This show is so great.Walts constant need to bring in more money pushed the whole thing along and he unknowingly orchestrated that chain of destruction. He pushed Jesse to seek out and get them involved with Tuco and then he pushed Jessie to expand into other dealers territories which ended up getting Combo killed. And Combo's death caused Jessie to get back involved with using drugs again which pulled Jane into relapsing and breaking her sobriety which caused her death and her death caused Janes dad to go berserk and crash the planes..
25:12 you guys turned into a morse code message
7:45 they literally answered it right here, NTSB is a pretty obvious answer
Every episodes with a flash forward makes
737 down over ABQ
I know people love to blame everything on Walt, but at the end of the day if you’re an air traffic controller it’s your responsibility to make sure you’re up for the job.
Gus Fring is an expert at hiding in plain sight.
"This guy's good at his job," said Eric. "He knows the protocol," said Kailyn. Oh yes, indeed. You got that right ;) You will come to know, and become very close to, Mike Ehrmantraut on your epic ride through the BB world. Great reaction, you two. Thanks. I'm diggin' you two diggin' this :)
Well like her dad said he has been dealing with her drug use of Heroin for ten years and he finally got her sobor for 18 months and she messed up again so him being mad is totally reasonable he won't give up on his daughter opposite of Jesse's parents he is on other drugs but they have a younger son who they don't want to go down the same path so after the aunt died she let Jesse live in her house so his parents kicked him out and don't want him living with them anymore as long as he is on drugs thinking tough love pushing him away would work but it didn't for him but they never turned him in and Jane's dad was going down a different tough love path when he found out she messed up again he was going to get her arrested to sobor her up he should have done that instead of being manipulated by her and she would have been alive you know he wishes he would have just turned her in Jesse would be in jail too and she would be alive
You edited in, stating you were completely blind😂
Jesse's mental health in this show is going to be even worse than mine is😳😳😳
Orangish stuff is a blend of iodine and other disinfectants. It is for cleaning.
To be fair Walt, Jessie, and Jane I feel are all at fault for the plane crash. Jessie got Jane back onto drugs, Jane stayed for the drugs when Jessie told her to leave multiple times, and Walt is at fault for shaking Jesse and knocking Jane onto her back.
We could always go further back and blame Walt since Jesse would probably be in jail if it wasn't for Walt making him cook differently.
But yeah all in all I blame them all.
I mean, good try, but sometimes you won't be able to persuade people to look from broader perspective.
For example there are people who all bent on hating Walter and they will blame him for everything. Or there are guys who just hate Skyler for various stuff and they also can't see or judge things from a broader perspective.
Some people are just too narrow minded and focused on thinking one thing
The thing is you can always just trace everything back to earlier events and blame whoever you want. I blame the world wars on the ape that came down from the trees 3-4 million years ago, if they stayed up there none of it would have happened.
You forgot about the reason Jessie got back into drugs. Walter pushed to expand and invade taken territories, so if we are gonna play this game it starts there.
"This is not real." Actually, it is.
Air Traffic Controller is considered to be one of the most stressful jobs out there because you can't lose focus for 1 second. High pressure job right there,
You know a show is good when two planes crashing above Walt's house almost feels anti-climactic.
Also BB shows the vicious cycle of DEA 'war with drugs(Hank)', Drug dealing and producing(Walt), and drug using (Jesse). Everyone looses 😢
And enters Mike!!
All I can say guys is... bless your beautiful hearts ❤💔
The insane laughter at a mid-air collision is disturbing.
20:24 - I never considered that possibility that the ding would signal an answer to the mystery sequence - it's not correct - but using the "ding" that way is TOTALLY something Vince Gilligan would do - that's a great guess - it DOES match the Director's M.O.
Eric is sharp!
100 points to Gryffindor!
I can tell Eric is a Gryffindor.
I cant place K tho
thanks for your comment and for watching!! 😊 and i (kailyn) am a hufflepuff!
@@nerdymarriedcouple
I WAS GONNA SAY HUFFLEPUFF!
HEART OF THE HERO! ❤️
that totally tracks for you.
There are three or four things that annoy me in this series (which is not bad at all for a series with five - or, the way I classify it, six! - seasons); the world's biggest coincidence is one of 'em! Especially when it was already a coincidence when the two Dads sat at the bar together, talking shop! Teasing us all season with that?! Humbug! Still: what an episode, huh? Particularly great acting. Anna gunn nailed that last scene, whew! That must have been delicious to play. Aaron Paul sure went through the ringer in this one (yet again!). "Ok, Aaron, for this episode we're going to need you to cry as hard as you've ever cried....continuously, in every scene....and we're going to have the new guy slap you around a bit. A rite of passage for new cast members!" 🤣
That headphone jack is holding on for dear life
25:41 i think you're right, the Iodine is used for disinfecting the skin and helps keep the cuts from getting infected. I remember my mom covering me in it when i was little because my hand got ripped open really badly at school
Did you notice the pink bear on the wall when Jane's Dad was in her bedroom?
they're everywhere!
I'm not sure I buy your "seeds of destruction" argument. You're saying Walt's personal decisions lead to this moment. By that you are assigning Walter blame for those outcomes. Each character had personal responsibility in their own fate. Crazy 8 died because Walter was trying to defend himself from Crazy 8 killing him. Don't you remember Walt pleading with him to let him live. Crazy 8 thought Walt was with the DEA and was facing certain death. Tuco died because of his violent nature. Walt was the one who asked Tuco to "relax." Tuco CHOSE to beat up his man, not Walter. Jesse CHOSE to tell Jane about the money. If anyone is responsible for Jane's death its Jessie. I know you're all going to hate that but its true. He CHOSE to involve Jane way too much in what he does. Jane, everyone's little darling because she's "cute," has personal responsibility in her own fate. She CHOSE to threaten Walt. She CHOSE to believe Jessie's money was hers to spend. Jessie and Walt risk getting killed and arrested numerous times and after all that their earnings from it belong to Jane because she earned it? She wasn't the one almost killed by Tuco. She wasn't the one with Cancer and a family to take care of. She wasn't the one who almost died in the middle of the desert because her RV's battery died. Jane however, was the one with a drug problem that was her own before she met Jesse or Walt. Her father knew it and that is why he was distrusting and forceful her. Jane's death had nothing to do with Walter. That probably would have happened anyway because she was a JUNKIE. Your "seeds of destruction" argument seems to only hold up if you absolve everyone else of personal responsibility in their own fate. Walter is guilty of something. He is guilty of believing that he can emerge unscathed in his effort to provide for his family before he dies of cancer. For that he is guilty.
*Season 3 is where things start really picking up heavily*
I think this episode is a good time to stress the idea to pay attention to colors in this show. I know you guys said Walt is wearing pink like the bear, great pickup! so keep on the look out for colors in the show, they use them very well in the show.
18:05 it's very interesting you said "The Walking Dead" when discussing the meth addicts.. Because of a fan theory you might have to save and Google later to avoid spoilers that links that show to this one.
aha nice! we'll look it up when we finish 👍
@@nerdymarriedcouple The creators never confirmed it but both shows aired on AMC as well.
Why does this chick think that midair collisions involving substantial loss of life are hilarious?
I must be evil- I'm like the only person who feels like Jane got what she had coming when she tried blackmailing Walt....😂
The reason Jane's death is a necessity from Walt's POV is because he's a terrible person. The series of events that lead to her death are all set into motion by him in pursuit of a criminal enterprise that he didn't have to because he could have just taken his former partners' hand-out. Walt went back to selling meth after he already killed two people and continued doing so after he brought an unhinged lunatic to his family's home (Tuco was literally armed on his curb). Walt wanted Jesse to push into new territory leading to Combo's death, which led to jane relapsing (this would have likely occurred anyway due to Jane's relationship with Jesse). Walt doesn't tell Jesse about the deal, which leads to him telling Jane which leads to the blackmail. Walt pushed Jesse which knocked Jane onto her back where she choked and died. He at no point directly decided to create a situation where Jane dies, but his choices and his actions greatly contributed to it (Kailyn and Eric go into this in their discussion portion.
The point of the Jane situation and the plane crash is that Walter has placed himself in a situation where he lacks control, his facade of being in charge is just that, a facade. He's not on top of anything, he's a bumbling fool who is too wrapped up in his own bullshit to realize it. At the end of it his lies to his family crumble around him and he's left with nothing but destruction and empty guilt brought about by his own choices.
at least youre self aware
Nobody deserves what happen to her. But she took several decisions, clearly aware of what she was doing, that lead her into that outcome. She rented the place to a Jesse, knowing that he has something to do with drugs (or at least some illegal stuff). She started a relationship with him. Than she made the decision to come up with heroin and talk Jesse into taking it - and taking it herself too. She kept the relationship on the lose side ("who's you and me?"), but as soon as she heard about the money, it was about what she can do with it, and suddenly "I'm your partner now". And than went straight to blackmail a drug-manufacturer out of greed.
She's definitely not that completely innocent victim.
next time Jane will think twice before tying to blackmail a drug lord. 🤷♂
25:07 should have been the intro to this video 😂
hahaha 😂
Harry Potter 4… “my boooy”
Harry Potter #4
Love watching you guys. Do you guys know that Breaking Bad is rated the highest drama on IMDb of all time (except for Chernobyl I think, but that was based on true events I guess.) When you get to Season 5, keep in mind "Ozymandias" is widely considered the best TV episode to ever air in history. I won't give any spoilers, but nothing can prepare you for it. Both Bryan Cranston and Anna Gunn won Emmys for that episode and Aaron Paul won his third Emmy that Season. Cranston won four (!!) and Anna Gunn won two.
high praise indeed and deserved! do you think we should try chernobyl? have you seen it?
😂😂😂😂😂 which one
How is the Girl dying Jessie’s fault? She introduced Jesse to the drugs, and I don’t blame Walter because she was a golddigger
oof.... potter heads
It was a Harry Potter Goblet of Fire reference
yes!!
Jesse was always just a crybaby. He got the girl back on drugs btw, so let's not place the whole blame on Walter.
Every time Kailyn says something bad about Walt, Eric looks at the camera like he knows the army of incels about to pounce.
wow 😂😂