@@kyuujinreacts When Walt is defiant to Gus in the desert, a cloud obscures them, almost like Walt's ego is metaphorically blotting out the sun. Listen to how to heartbeat changes when Walt is in the crawlspace. After his psychotic break, it becomes more menacing, almost mechanical.
"He's such a good actor" Anthony Hopkins once wrote a fan letter to Bryan Cranston with the following words: *"Your performance as Walter White was the best acting I have seen - ever."* Yup, the great Sir Anthony Hopkins wrote this. Here's the full text: (no spoilers, dont worry) Dear Mister Cranston, I've just finished a marathon of watching 'BREAKING BAD' - from episode one of the First Season - to the last eight episodes of the Sixth Season -[he probably thought there were 6 season, since season 5 was divided into two parts]-. A total of two weeks (addictive) viewing. I have never watched anything like it. Brilliant! Your performance as Walter White was the best acting I have seen - ever. I know there is so much smoke blowing and sickening bullshit in this business, and I've sort of lost belief in anything really. But this work of yours is spectacular - absolutely stunning. What is extraordinary, is the sheer power of everyone in the entire production. What was it? Five or six years in the making? How the producers (yourself being one of them), the writers, directors, cinematographers... every department - casting etc... managed to keep the discipline and control from beginning to the end is awesome. From what started as a black comedy, descended into a labyrinth of blood, destruction and hell. It was like a great Jacobean, Shakespearian or Greek Tragedy. If you ever get a chance to - would you pass on my admiration to everyone - Anna Gunn, Dean Norris, Aaron Paul, Betsy Brandt, RJ Mitte, Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks, Steven Michael Quezada - everyone - everyone gave master classes of performance... The list is endless. Thank you. That kind of work/artistry is rare, and when, once in a while, it occurs, as in this epic work, it restores confidence. *You and all the cast are the best actors I've ever seen*. That may sound like a good lung full of smoke blowing. But it is not. It's almost midnight out here in Malibu, and I felt compelled to write this email. Congratulations and my deepest respect. You are truly a great, great actor. Best regards, Tony Hopkins
+1 So glad you posted this fan letter from Sir Anthony Hopkins (a "grandmaster" in the art of acting) to Bryan Cranston. I have to agree with him at every department, every level. BB is a masterpiece of media art. All the actors really shine -- but Bryan Cranston's acting is so consistently powerful. He is definitively another acting "grandmaster" to me.
Dude... Imagine this scenario for a minute. You need over half a million dollars to save the life of you and your entire family. Then, when you're about to retrieve the money, your wife tells you she gave all $600,000 to the guy she cheated on you with. I don't even know what I'd do. I think Walters reaction is pretty realistic, lol.
not only that. Walter is an old man, and he began an insane double life right at the edge of his life. In the small span of time he started cookin meth, he has gone through an insane amount, and experienced so much. Now with that phone call at the end if the scene, everything he has gone through, while having to maintain his normal life around normal people, everything he went through, skyler and everyone are finally getting a taste of walters life. The absolute cherry on top, he gets to witness skyler's reaction to everything unfolding. It must've been a release for him
- Walt's hysterical laugh... - Phone ringing and Marie's frightened & crying voice coming... - Skylar's horror face & slow, anxious walking to the phone... - The creepy intense score at the background... All of them happening simultaneously is TV history. As people pointed out; it's a psychological horror/thriller classic within 2 minutes.
On the breaking bad podcast the writers said that the ending of crawl space was "breaking bad doing horror"... And they are absolutely right, the ending is so chilling!
This is one of those episodes where it really pays to revisit the first episode. Thinking back to that innocent time before cartels, assassins, infidelity, betrayal, murder, Gus and Mike, etc. etc. etc. ... really captures the horror and mayhem of the final scene.
The ending long shot of Walt in the crawl space is so great. It symbolizes Walt literally being "boxed" in and trapped. The ending scene of this episode is one of the most talked about and most intense in the series.
Walt's Joker laugh (and the entire last scene) Ted tripping on that rug Gus threatening Walt's family Hank almost getting inside the laundromat This episode is full of intense moments
I love this episode. The last 2 minutes are so insane. When the camera goes up it doesnt just look like he buried himself but its framed like a picture on the wall.
Oh yeah, when all of us watched this for the first time, that final scene was like a terrifying anxiety attack. Unbelievably creepy and tense, but somehow awesome at the same time. :)
Sometimes when something is just so unbelievable all you can do is laugh. I've done this in my life before, not to this extent obviously lol but it has happened.
NickisAwkward Same. I once scrounged up enough money to get shower essentials and came home feeling good, that I was gonna get on top of things and discovered my water had been shut off due to nonpayment. I stretched out on the floor and just howled with laughter. Not nearly as dramatic as this, but it made his reaction make perfect sense!
i think his laughter turned into crying you know when you laugh so hard you start crying. Lol most likely not seeing them dead but i think it's because the irony of working hard for all that money for the family..... and skyler gives it to Ted her ex out of all people. 😭
It's worse! Ted was never her ex. He was the man she cheated on him with in order to hurt him. He was the boss that made drunken unwanted sexual advances at her that made her quit her job and lie about the reason to her husband. He was never her boyfriend. He was never long term. He was a means to an end for her. And the meaning behind "I gave it to Ted" encompasses all of that. She gave his life's work to the guy she cheated with to hurt him. She gave everything he stayed alive to try and leave the family to the guy she used to try to break up the family. And in the moment, it's ridiculous. The money he put aside to save their lives, and keep them safe when he was dead and gone went to That guy. And now they're going to die. His entire family. Everything this was supposed to be for. It was bad enough he was drinking from this guy's name branded cups! In the end, Skylar had been doing illegal stuff for the man she cheated on Walter with. That opened her and Walt to a new danger he never knew about. Her remedy was done without his knowledge and it has seemingly doomed their family.
The final 2 minutes of this episode are the most intense moment I've ever seen in any tv show. I remember watching when it first aired and I felt like I did something wrong personally. Just watching everything fall down around him. Good stuff. 10/10 will watch again.
That last scene.. the intensity of the buildup combined with the background music/sound.. followed by that maniacal laughter while the phone rang and the horrifying news that Marie was relaying.. it simultaneously gave me chills and caused my throat to tighten. I am not exaggerating here either. It literally did that.. and still does to this day. Perhaps one of the best scenes ever filmed. I am talking on the level of the Psycho shower scene iconic here. Peace
When if first watched this thankfully I didn't have to wait, I had to wait when season 5 came out :( Including a real between the first 8 episodes and the last 8 episodes. But this episode "Crawl Space" left me shocked, the ending was beyond brilliant.
Yalls reactions and discussion is some of the best ive seen in the reaction youtube game👌👌🙏 Excited for yall to see the finale , and to see MY FAVORITE SEASON OF TV DRAMA P.s fun fact: Anthony Hopkins (Silence of the lambs) wrote a letter to Bryan Cranston (Walter White) saying that his acting as the character arc of Walter/Heisenberg is the best he's seen - ever!
@@kyuujinreacts same!!! Bryan Cranston is phenomenal!!!! Anthony Hopkins knows his shit lol. I had already liked Bryan Cranston from malcolm in the middle but I absolutely love him after breaking bad.
About all the sidestorys coming together....one can argue that there are no real sidestorys in BB. Or even sidecharacters. One of the greatest strenght of this show is the perfection in which every scene is just a building block for another scene and it keeps snowballing and snowballing. It takes a rewatch to fully get this but the amount of care that went into the plotting is just staggering. It really is just one long story with the single seasons working as mere chapters. When all is said and done one can go back all the way to the beginning, see how much the things have changed and that this change was always earned, set up long before payoff and how even the tiniest things matter in the long run. There may be shows I enjoyed more in the moment, even fascinated me longer (*cough* LOST *cough* TWIN PEAKS*) but never a show that was a perfectly written as this one.Maybe THE WIRE but that show is a different beast alltogether.
nah i'm pretty sure we did know that there was a season 5 coming actually. originally there was supposed to be a season 6 also but they decided to combine 5 and 6 into one longer season.
Your genuine excitement for the next episode makes for a very entertaining reaction. Yes, the acting is so strong in this great series. All the actors have shined / will shine. Overall I have to give it to Bryan Cranston - he is phenomenal. Nice catch on reading his expression of joy when first seeing Jesse at the door.
What I love about this show to is how the side stories and plots interweave with the main plot later down the line like with Skylar and Ted affect Walt. Like how I though the two brothers/conusins of Tuco suddenly went after Hank and I never though that was gonna happen. This show is so crazy good
Your opening comments: "Walter had a breakdown with his son"... I'm laughing thinking you two have not seen anything yet. (Walt & Skylar bought the Car Wash and have been paying Hank's medical bills. So Skylar wiped out most of the money they had left on giving it to Ted. Walt would have had just enough to get him & his family safely away. Oops!!).
I love the artistic/cinematic aspect of that last shot panning out, you guys said it's like he's being buried, which is an extremely interesting interpretation, I heard another channel say it looked like a picture of him dead on a wall (which was also interesting because his actual death is the same panning out shot). That's just great art when people can feel and interpret a scene in their own way, it adds so much to the viewing experience, we don't see enough of that these days, very Kubrick esq imo.
It's the beauty of cinema n.n when every shot is worked on and thought out so it means something! I know many people believe this to be the true death of Walter White, so it brings so much meaning to the whole scene D:
I'm rooting for Gus to win on this one. He is a real professional, while Walt can throw everything away just for his ego, and have been ruining every chance Gus gave him to work and retire peacefully. Gus does sell meth, but as Gale used to say, if people are gonna buy it anyway, better buy a pure product. And Gus even gives part of his profits to the DEA and to treatment centers of drug addicts, charity stuff, etc. In a society where selling meth is illegal, Gus is the best dealer we could have :D
@@shady0810 I don't think Jesse is the one to blame, because there's a chain of events which made Walt bring in Jesse, and a chain of events which made Jesse screw things up too. But from the start, none of that was Gus's doing, he tried to do things as professionally as he could. Walt, on the other hand, brought Hank back into investigating Heinsenberg, because of his pride and nothing more.
Here we are ladies and gentleman. This episode, especially the last scene, blow of my mind. The last 3 episodes of this season are the climax of the show. Even season 5 didn't come close to that. The dramaturgy and the way this season building up the tension is just unsurpassable. Love your reactions btw. You two are not making a simple reaction like every other chanel i have seen so far. You are looking at the little details and your analysis of the story and the characters are always on point. Can't wait to see your reaction for the next episodes. Greetings from Germany (and a big sorry for my bad english :D)
Loved the reactions so far. Been wondering btw if you guys are fans of The Witcher? If so reactions for the upcoming Netflix series would be heaps of fun. But yeah, this is one of the most iconic episodes of the series. The next two episodes are some of the greatest episodes ever.
We've played a bit of the last game, just enough that the show caught our attention ;) I didn't think about making a reaction to it, but it could be interesting :D
Salud ladies 🍹. That ending scene is the best I've seen in years. Sorry for Ted. Is on, neither can live while the other survives. Walt v Gus: the dawn of the blue staff.😉
the point where everything is fucked and all you can do is manic laugh cuz you have no control and for some reason its funny because its so bad. ive been there lmao
“He’s SUCH a good actor!”
Me : Just hang on for three minutes....
That ending is one of the best shots in television history. It's one of those things you won't forget even ten years after watching it.
I really want to like but it’s 69
@@Jcall9 no. Speaking of cinematography - Crawl space is done perfectly.
@@Jcall9 opinion is BS... Take that sh** out of here sir.. it ain't Gon solve any mystery or get u a Nobel prize..lol..
The final shot of Walter framed in the crawl space looks like he buried himself in his own coffin. The symbolism in this series is unparalleled.
Right!?!? It's blowing my mind!!
Jeremy Not to mention the color for each character. Marie is always Purple/Lavender. Hank is Orange. Etc
@@kyuujinreacts When Walt is defiant to Gus in the desert, a cloud obscures them, almost like Walt's ego is metaphorically blotting out the sun.
Listen to how to heartbeat changes when Walt is in the crawlspace. After his psychotic break, it becomes more menacing, almost mechanical.
Except it's not his own coffin (not his fault).
*Walt in Crawl space*
"Call the ambulance!"
*Walt in face-off*
"But not for me"
"He's such a good actor"
Anthony Hopkins once wrote a fan letter to Bryan Cranston with the following words:
*"Your performance as Walter White was the best acting I have seen - ever."*
Yup, the great Sir Anthony Hopkins wrote this.
Here's the full text: (no spoilers, dont worry)
Dear Mister Cranston,
I've just finished a marathon of watching 'BREAKING BAD' - from episode one of the First Season - to the last eight episodes of the Sixth Season -[he probably thought there were 6 season, since season 5 was divided into two parts]-. A total of two weeks (addictive) viewing. I have never watched anything like it. Brilliant! Your performance as Walter White was the best acting I have seen - ever.
I know there is so much smoke blowing and sickening bullshit in this business, and I've sort of lost belief in anything really. But this work of yours is spectacular - absolutely stunning. What is extraordinary, is the sheer power of everyone in the entire production. What was it? Five or six years in the making? How the producers (yourself being one of them), the writers, directors, cinematographers... every department - casting etc... managed to keep the discipline and control from beginning to the end is awesome.
From what started as a black comedy, descended into a labyrinth of blood, destruction and hell. It was like a great Jacobean, Shakespearian or Greek Tragedy.
If you ever get a chance to - would you pass on my admiration to everyone - Anna Gunn, Dean Norris, Aaron Paul, Betsy Brandt, RJ Mitte, Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks, Steven Michael Quezada - everyone - everyone gave master classes of performance... The list is endless.
Thank you. That kind of work/artistry is rare, and when, once in a while, it occurs, as in this epic work, it restores confidence. *You and all the cast are the best actors I've ever seen*. That may sound like a good lung full of smoke blowing. But it is not. It's almost midnight out here in Malibu, and I felt compelled to write this email.
Congratulations and my deepest respect. You are truly a great, great actor.
Best regards,
Tony Hopkins
from a master to another one
+1 So glad you posted this fan letter from Sir Anthony Hopkins (a "grandmaster" in the art of acting) to Bryan Cranston. I have to agree with him at every department, every level. BB is a masterpiece of media art. All the actors really shine -- but Bryan Cranston's acting is so consistently powerful. He is definitively another acting "grandmaster" to me.
I bought a bb boxset and it said they're were 6 seasons. He must've bought the boxset too
this was also the last letter he wrote to an actor because the breaking bad cast posted it publicly
🔥🔥
"Madness is like gravity. All you need is a little push." - Joker
Dude...
Imagine this scenario for a minute. You need over half a million dollars to save the life of you and your entire family. Then, when you're about to retrieve the money, your wife tells you she gave all $600,000 to the guy she cheated on you with. I don't even know what I'd do. I think Walters reaction is pretty realistic, lol.
not only that. Walter is an old man, and he began an insane double life right at the edge of his life. In the small span of time he started cookin meth, he has gone through an insane amount, and experienced so much. Now with that phone call at the end if the scene, everything he has gone through, while having to maintain his normal life around normal people, everything he went through, skyler and everyone are finally getting a taste of walters life. The absolute cherry on top, he gets to witness skyler's reaction to everything unfolding. It must've been a release for him
- Walt's hysterical laugh...
- Phone ringing and Marie's frightened & crying voice coming...
- Skylar's horror face & slow, anxious walking to the phone...
- The creepy intense score at the background...
All of them happening simultaneously is TV history. As people pointed out; it's a psychological horror/thriller classic within 2 minutes.
On the breaking bad podcast the writers said that the ending of crawl space was "breaking bad doing horror"... And they are absolutely right, the ending is so chilling!
Some say the final scene represents the death of Walter White, now only Heisenberg remains
Uuugh I'm getting chills!! D:
This is one of those episodes where it really pays to revisit the first episode. Thinking back to that innocent time before cartels, assassins, infidelity, betrayal, murder, Gus and Mike, etc. etc. etc. ... really captures the horror and mayhem of the final scene.
The ending long shot of Walt in the crawl space is so great. It symbolizes Walt literally being "boxed" in and trapped. The ending scene of this episode is one of the most talked about and most intense in the series.
Game of Thrones should get Breaking Bad writers. I forgot how good this show gets. This was so perfect it just feels wrong to wield such power.
Nice Godfather reference with the oranges in the Ted scene
+1
Walt's Joker laugh (and the entire last scene)
Ted tripping on that rug
Gus threatening Walt's family
Hank almost getting inside the laundromat
This episode is full of intense moments
One of the iconic episodes.
i feel like ive been waiting for this all my life.
That was the death of Walt. Only Heisenberg remains.
I love this episode. The last 2 minutes are so insane. When the camera goes up it doesnt just look like he buried himself but its framed like a picture on the wall.
Now the fun begins
Oh yeah, when all of us watched this for the first time, that final scene was like a terrifying anxiety attack. Unbelievably creepy and tense, but somehow awesome at the same time. :)
Sometimes when something is just so unbelievable all you can do is laugh. I've done this in my life before, not to this extent obviously lol but it has happened.
NickisAwkward Same. I once scrounged up enough money to get shower essentials and came home feeling good, that I was gonna get on top of things and discovered my water had been shut off due to nonpayment. I stretched out on the floor and just howled with laughter. Not nearly as dramatic as this, but it made his reaction make perfect sense!
here we go again guys, we're gonna be starting S5 soon..
when a tv show is so good that you watch it with every reaction channel. one after another :D
I love when Ember messes up an English word. Its cute!
Walter White crawled into that hole, but only Heisenberg made it out.
this is the episode where a lot people believe walter turns into hisenberg totally in the end scene
Enter Jokerberg
Bryan Cranston is so good in this episode it doesn't feel like he's acting it just feels so real
The next episode (Season 4 Episode 12: End Times) is my favorite episode of Breaking Bad of all time. Its followed by my 2nd favorite in Episode 13.
i think his laughter turned into crying you know when you laugh so hard you start crying. Lol most likely not seeing them dead but i think it's because the irony of working hard for all that money for the family..... and skyler gives it to Ted her ex out of all people. 😭
It's worse! Ted was never her ex. He was the man she cheated on him with in order to hurt him.
He was the boss that made drunken unwanted sexual advances at her that made her quit her job and lie about the reason to her husband.
He was never her boyfriend. He was never long term. He was a means to an end for her.
And the meaning behind "I gave it to Ted" encompasses all of that. She gave his life's work to the guy she cheated with to hurt him. She gave everything he stayed alive to try and leave the family to the guy she used to try to break up the family. And in the moment, it's ridiculous.
The money he put aside to save their lives, and keep them safe when he was dead and gone went to That guy. And now they're going to die. His entire family. Everything this was supposed to be for.
It was bad enough he was drinking from this guy's name branded cups!
In the end, Skylar had been doing illegal stuff for the man she cheated on Walter with. That opened her and Walt to a new danger he never knew about. Her remedy was done without his knowledge and it has seemingly doomed their family.
@@Kaldurahm1 she never cheated. walt wouldn't give her a divorce at the time. so don't go there.
Anxiety does that
@@jasminbreakingbadwalkingde4614shut up, skyker is worst
Not just these last 3 episodes , but from here on out the rest of the show is incredible ! Best show ever from start to finish
The final 2 minutes of this episode are the most intense moment I've ever seen in any tv show.
I remember watching when it first aired and I felt like I did something wrong personally. Just watching everything fall down around him.
Good stuff. 10/10 will watch again.
From here on out the episodes get better and crazier. Can't wait to watch your reactions to them!
That last scene.. the intensity of the buildup combined with the background music/sound.. followed by that maniacal laughter while the phone rang and the horrifying news that Marie was relaying.. it simultaneously gave me chills and caused my throat to tighten. I am not exaggerating here either. It literally did that.. and still does to this day. Perhaps one of the best scenes ever filmed. I am talking on the level of the Psycho shower scene iconic here.
Peace
she swore, and now i'm scared and idk what to do. lol
When if first watched this thankfully I didn't have to wait, I had to wait when season 5 came out :( Including a real between the first 8 episodes and the last 8 episodes. But this episode "Crawl Space" left me shocked, the ending was beyond brilliant.
Laid in my bed in silence for a minute with my heart pounding after watching this. Fortunately I binged on Netflix, so I didn't have to wait a week 😉
I couldn’t have loved this reaction more... you ladies are the best lol. I had chills watching you watch this lol
I love to imitate Walt's joker laugh. Make's me so happy!
The day Walt fully went to hisenberg...
Yalls reactions and discussion is some of the best ive seen in the reaction youtube game👌👌🙏
Excited for yall to see the finale , and to see MY FAVORITE SEASON OF TV DRAMA
P.s fun fact: Anthony Hopkins (Silence of the lambs) wrote a letter to Bryan Cranston (Walter White) saying that his acting as the character arc of Walter/Heisenberg is the best he's seen - ever!
Thank you!! :D And I'll have to agree with Anthony Hopkins, Bryan did such an incredible job as Walter White!! O.O
@@kyuujinreacts same!!! Bryan Cranston is phenomenal!!!! Anthony Hopkins knows his shit lol. I had already liked Bryan Cranston from malcolm in the middle but I absolutely love him after breaking bad.
"it was an act of god"
Fantastic as always, ladies! Can't wait for the next one...
Waiting a week for the next episode was bad. Waiting a year was worse.
About all the sidestorys coming together....one can argue that there are no real sidestorys in BB. Or even sidecharacters. One of the greatest strenght of this show is the perfection in which every scene is just a building block for another scene and it keeps snowballing and snowballing. It takes a rewatch to fully get this but the amount of care that went into the plotting is just staggering. It really is just one long story with the single seasons working as mere chapters. When all is said and done one can go back all the way to the beginning, see how much the things have changed and that this change was always earned, set up long before payoff and how even the tiniest things matter in the long run. There may be shows I enjoyed more in the moment, even fascinated me longer (*cough* LOST *cough* TWIN PEAKS*) but never a show that was a perfectly written as this one.Maybe THE WIRE but that show is a different beast alltogether.
We’re getting closer to the top of the roller coaster! Hang on!
Such a awesome reaction Ladies. It was soooo worth the wait !!!!
nah i'm pretty sure we did know that there was a season 5 coming actually. originally there was supposed to be a season 6 also but they decided to combine 5 and 6 into one longer season.
Your genuine excitement for the next episode makes for a very entertaining reaction. Yes, the acting is so strong in this great series. All the actors have shined / will shine. Overall I have to give it to Bryan Cranston - he is phenomenal. Nice catch on reading his expression of joy when first seeing Jesse at the door.
It's hard not to feel excited/nervous about what's gonna happen in this show, it's just soooo good!!
@@kyuujinreacts IKR? BB is an absolute masterpiece of television cinema. I can never say that enough about this show.
I love the story line between skyler and Ted. "write it." 😭
What? Worst character
What I love about this show to is how the side stories and plots interweave with the main plot later down the line like with Skylar and Ted affect Walt.
Like how I though the two brothers/conusins of Tuco suddenly went after Hank and I never though that was gonna happen. This show is so crazy good
Been enjoying your reactions. I've been waiting for this one.
Your opening comments: "Walter had a breakdown with his son"... I'm laughing thinking you two have not seen anything yet. (Walt & Skylar bought the Car Wash and have been paying Hank's medical bills. So Skylar wiped out most of the money they had left on giving it to Ted. Walt would have had just enough to get him & his family safely away. Oops!!).
Bryan Cranston is such a good actor!
Thanks for the reaction ladies. I was waiting for this one.
I love the artistic/cinematic aspect of that last shot panning out, you guys said it's like he's being buried, which is an extremely interesting interpretation, I heard another channel say it looked like a picture of him dead on a wall (which was also interesting because his actual death is the same panning out shot). That's just great art when people can feel and interpret a scene in their own way, it adds so much to the viewing experience, we don't see enough of that these days, very Kubrick esq imo.
It's the beauty of cinema n.n when every shot is worked on and thought out so it means something! I know many people believe this to be the true death of Walter White, so it brings so much meaning to the whole scene D:
From start to finish this was a great episode
Walt makes for an excellent Joker. Very nearly my favorite ending of any of the episodes of this show.
Bryan Cranston's crawl space acting is AMAZING!!!!!
does anyone else think they're adorable?
They are..for real
I'm rooting for Gus to win on this one.
He is a real professional, while Walt can throw everything away just for his ego, and have been ruining every chance Gus gave him to work and retire peacefully.
Gus does sell meth, but as Gale used to say, if people are gonna buy it anyway, better buy a pure product. And Gus even gives part of his profits to the DEA and to treatment centers of drug addicts, charity stuff, etc.
In a society where selling meth is illegal, Gus is the best dealer we could have :D
You seem to forget why Walter and Gus started going at each other.
@@shady0810 What do you mean?
@@cassiomuzykant1275 That was the plan, for Walter to retire peacefully after three months. Who ruined that? Jesse!!
@AJ You forget Gus already had Gale back then. He wouldn't need Walt, he just hired him on Gale's request, so he could improve his formula.
@@shady0810 I don't think Jesse is the one to blame, because there's a chain of events which made Walt bring in Jesse, and a chain of events which made Jesse screw things up too. But from the start, none of that was Gus's doing, he tried to do things as professionally as he could. Walt, on the other hand, brought Hank back into investigating Heinsenberg, because of his pride and nothing more.
the waiting was driving me crazy and season 5 has two parts part A and B. and we had to wait a whole year for part B :(
Here we are ladies and gentleman. This episode, especially the last scene, blow of my mind. The last 3 episodes of this season are the climax of the show. Even season 5 didn't come close to that. The dramaturgy and the way this season building up the tension is just unsurpassable.
Love your reactions btw. You two are not making a simple reaction like every other chanel i have seen so far. You are looking at the little details and your analysis of the story and the characters are always on point. Can't wait to see your reaction for the next episodes. Greetings from Germany (and a big sorry for my bad english :D)
Thank you!! :D
Just wait til season 5....
Uuugh I can't wait!!!
theirs a saying... "He who laughs last, laughs best" 8>)
That laugh to me always seemed like an “I’m so fucked in every way that it’s funny”
Yeah, exactly
very good episode, by the way, I have to say it, you two have very pretty eyes..
Thank you n.n
"The episode is going to end like this right because they're assholes" I agree completely
Where is the money ??!!!!! :D
Marie: The Cartel Want To Kill hank!
Walter: LMFAOOOOOO 😂😳👌🏻👌🏻😆
That was the best directed scene ever.
16:46 nah, not because they were in danger.. because she got her back blown by ted and cooked his books, that's why
i just completed whole 5 seasons three days ago. lame of thrones should learn how to end a masterpiece from this. gus is my fav, who are yours??
Mine is Jesse ;) My heart goes out to him everytime
@@kyuujinreacts in lasts seasons, jesse did play important role.
But what if Jesse finds out about Gus' threats to Walters family? Remember he hates children being involved
Walt could've convinced him by being honest with him...maybe...guess we'll never know though D:
Loved the reactions so far. Been wondering btw if you guys are fans of The Witcher? If so reactions for the upcoming Netflix series would be heaps of fun.
But yeah, this is one of the most iconic episodes of the series. The next two episodes are some of the greatest episodes ever.
We've played a bit of the last game, just enough that the show caught our attention ;) I didn't think about making a reaction to it, but it could be interesting :D
Kyuujin Reacts
Either way just watching the show is probably a good idea as the show is being based off the books.
But no yeah. Love the reactions
Salud ladies 🍹. That ending scene is the best I've seen in years. Sorry for Ted. Is on, neither can live while the other survives. Walt v Gus: the dawn of the blue staff.😉
What is the one on the lefts name? I can never understand her when she says it.
She goes online by EmberFrost :D (sorry about the accent xD french to English is tricky ;) )
@@kyuujinreacts thanks no apology needed! I could tell there's a cosplay at the end. :-)
What’s is the finale gonna be released
Finale on Patreon tomorrow and on TH-cam next Tuesday :D
the point where everything is fucked and all you can do is manic laugh cuz you have no control and for some reason its funny because its so bad. ive been there lmao
Bryan Cranston is the best actor of all time
Skyker and ted worst characters
Best ending to any BB episode ever.
you guys talk a bit too much, try to listen more instead of saying the same things over again