Breaking Bad Season 5 Episode 16 'Felina' REACTION!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 พ.ค. 2019
- Walter White makes one last attempt to secure his family's future, while also visiting some old enemies, during his final return to Albuquerque. Here's our reaction to the series finale of Breaking Bad.
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I will forever thank Vince Gilligan for this masterpiece.
Disney should hire him to write a Star Wars trilogy
Better than subverting my expectations.
There's writers like him who care about the plot, consistency and narrative. Then there's those two jackasses D&D.
I knew there was something about the X-Files that i loved. Can't wait until El Camino
He needs to teach a course in screenwriting.
26:19 Walt kills Jack the same way Jack killed Hank. Suddenly through the head mid-sentence.
Also when Walt and Jesse looked at each other for the last time they were in opposite of when they saw each other in the pilot "you know the buisness and i know the chemistry" scene.
Pilot : Walt (Left) Jesse (Right)
Felina : Walt (Right) Jesse (Left)
Yep great scene
And Hank died with dignity. Jack died begging.
I never noticed.
I always loved that
*Meanwhile, Huell is still waiting...*
He has fat resources
@Ohh Wee Tucker is now in another dimension
Until now. Really hoping to see what happened to him lol
TUCKER!!!
-_- reasonably
“I did it for me,
I liked it,
I was good at it
I was alive.”
So damn satisfying
At least Walt was honest and tied up loose ends. Walt accomplished his goals, and was ready to die. It's bittersweet.
this scene tears me up every time.
Seeing Walter be honest with himself about his motives for the first time in the series was possibly the most gratifying moment of the show for me to watch.
The only moment in the entire show where he wasn't lying to skylar
i personally think that he said that for two reasons first being he wanted to be honest at least last time to skyler second being that if he said "he did it for family'' skyler would feel bad for him for rest of her and she had to live with that pain that walter was doing all that for his family now he said that he liked doing that horrible shit she will think that walter really was a bad human being which would make her feel not as bad for walter
Random person: Why did you waste half your life watching Breaking Bad over and over again?
Me: I liked it. I was good at it. I was really... I was alive.
nice!!! and because it's AWESOME!!
Лейла Мусалы 😂😂
Say my name!!
@@balabanasireti "just make her not say" just....wow
I’ve watched the entire series 7 times, including the Spanish version, Metástasis🤓
Walter white lived more in the last 2 years of his life then he did in the first 50
Society
dont know about that. by that logic, jeffery dahmer lived the best life ever? 😖🤮
@@duhmainmang well kinda yeah. He did what he does best and liked most. Isn't that what everybody wants?
Khôi Nguyên no
TheTrailblazer1234, facts! Glad that Walt was able to really truly live and when he died he literally went out in a hail of bullets (no doubt he pulled a MaCGyver to build) yet all the same, i feel Walt's pain. When it's done it's done.
If u guys remember when walter was told his cancer reduced up to 80% in size, he goes to the bathroom and sees his reflection in one of the towel dispensers or whatever, he punches it until his reflection is completely distorted, however in this finale when he places his hand on one of the pieces of equipment he accepts who he is in that reflection, dying at peace.
That is a nice catch!
Damn- yeah nicely noted!👍🏻
Also think about when he moved the car mirror
gorgeous fucking comment
Mind. Blown. 🤯
Game of thrones finale: Grade school T ball
Breaking bad finale: The New york Yankees
GoT Finale: Tepid, off-brand, generic cola
Breaking Bad Finale: Classic Coke
Mr. Poopy Butthole Plain water is the best tho’.
*YOU'RE GOD DAMN RIGHT*
@@jakobhovland04
Coke consist of plain water and another cool things, that's why GOT is shit comparing to BB
Dark Jesy I know Breaking bad is better. I just enjoy water more.
With the cops finding Walt in the lab, they're going to think he's been the one cooking the new blue! One last win for Heisenberg!
I like the way u think! Good one.
Yep, exactly, even if he doesn’t get hit he was willing to go to jail, the tv show with Eliot and Gretchen just caused a delay. Gets Jessie out of trouble as well.
It's technically a win, although it wouldn't satiate his ego, I mean Gale said it himself the difference between 96% and 99.1% is tremendous.
Actually since the El Camino trailer , I think not
@@levilollis3217 F
He never saw the inside of a jail cell.
a theory i read says that he fell to the ground because of his wound caused by the machine gun. if that is the case the police could have taken him to a hospital and he would still end in jail. but its just a theory ^^
@@pixel_arts4302 ..he bled out, he was dead when they arrived.
@@rullmourn1142 But he was wearing green, which is the color of life and new beginnings, not death.
@@rullmourn1142 Yeah he's dead for sure. Looked like a shot in the liver to me, or in the intestines. Either way that's very bad. He's either going to bleed out or spill gut bacteria into his body which would cause him to die from sepsis. I'm pretty sure it's a liver shot though; the liver is extremely vascular since it has the job of filtering all the poisons in your body out of your blood, so liver shots are highly effective at causing an eventual but certain bleed out.
@TheBilateralGamer I was just saying that that theory exists. I honestly believe that he's dead. The story is about Walt turning evil and , to me, the end is all about him winning. Yeah he is dead, but he also got his family out of the problem and they will receive his money. He actually smiles as he watches the sky at the end :)
Bruh moment when you realize that if hank never invited Walt to a ride along none of this would’ve happen.
I feel like the seed was planted from him seeing the money a small meth operation made on TV. But yes you’re right mainly just because he saw Jesse and realized he cooked meth so he saw a way in
if you think about it none of this would happen if walt wasn't born
Lol
All of this happened because of 2 skaters
@@zapify6999 none of it would’ve happened if Walt’s dad wasn’t born if you think about it
From Malcolm in the Middle to Breaking Bad, we can honestly say Bryan Cranston is a phenomenal actor !!
The skit Bryan Cranston did with Hal dreaming all of this was gold
He will always be hal for me it’s the reason I watched it
Fe - Iron - Blood
Li - Lithium - Meth
Na - Sodium - Tears (salt)
Blood Meth and Tears.
Also Felina is an anagram for Finale + the song Felina was playing when Walt was in the car.
What a finale man.
@@YourMJK lithium is the most commonly used metal in the manufacture of meth
@@YourMJK it's used to reduce pseudoephedrine to meth
Rekted Replays Ah, I see. Thank you.
That was actually a fan theory it wasn’t supposed to actually say that
Felina is not the name of the song in the beginning while Walt is in the car, the song is named El Paso
"Baby Blue" is the best fitting Outro Song for a series ever.
The music selection, the titles, this series is brilliant in terms of planning and writing. Vince Gilligan and company won the Writer's Guild of America Best Dramatic Series the last 3 year of BB, and deservedly so.
Guess I got what I deserved.
I get that stuck in my head time to time
@@limjahey9787 Same I start whistling it unconsciously sometimes if think about Breaking Bad
Makes sense, the blue meth was kind of like his own baby figuratively speaking.
A detail I always loved is that Walter wasn't just shot. He was shot in the exact same place he shot Mike.
I also like that he killed himself
I think the camera shot in "Crawl Space" was signifying the death of Walt. The camera shot in Felina was signifying the death of Heisenberg.
I thought the same on first viewings
They didn’t have a plan with the machine gun in season 5
@@yaboyrams9500 ok…
@@yaboyrams9500 knowing this means so did you… what’s ur point lol
@@yourmother9747 you know the rules and so do I
Episode is titled ‘Felina’
Felina is an anagram for Finale
On the Periodic Table:
Fe = Iron (found in blood)
Li = Lithium (Found in Meth)
Na = Sodium (Found in tears)
Felina = Blood, Meth and Tears
Vince Gilligan is a genius.
The cassette Walt finds in the car he steals in the opening moments is a Marty Robbins cassette, containing the well-known country song “El Paso”-in which the hero meets a girl named Felina. That and the fact it was an anagram for “finale” is why they chose it for the title. The periodic table stuff is nice, but VG says it’s a coincidence. He laughed a lot about it though!
Lithium is not found in meth, lol
Plus the story of the song el paso is a guy who commits murder jealous of another guy flirting with the woman (Felina) he loves. Then he runs away, but can't stand being away from his love and returns to el paso only to be shot in his side and die.
Felina is also the subject of the song El Paso which is the song he plays in the car in the beginning. The song is about a man who loves a woman named Felina and eventually dies for her.
Lithium is gun metal, gun powder
the first episode Walt was told that he would live another 2 years, well he died on his 52 birthday, 2 years later....
Dude accomplished more in 2 years than I have in 33.
Exactly that first doctor was right
He ain't dead though
@@austingilcher6687 in the final script for breaking bad it states he's dead
@@austingilcher6687 why do you say that?
Meanwhile, Huell is still at the safehouse and Tucker is still digging
Lmfao I totally forgot about that!
Wait I forget who is tucker again?
@@HouseOfHockey14 the tweaker from that house that Mike and Jesse were watching. The one with the guy with the rifle inside
@@dillpickle6799 Oh yeah!!! LOL
Lmaoo great reference. Tucker...TUCKERRRRRRR
When Walt goes inside the lab he checks temperatures, quantities, etc. but he doesn’t touch anything. Because Jesse is cooking the perfect batch. Walt realizes that he has succeeded both as a chemist and as a teacher.
Jesse was producing 96% pure while Walt produced 99.1% pure
ya and the reason walt touches the thermostat was because it was 86 instead of 85 . which walt discussed to gale . cemeting that walt was the best cook
Wow, what a great catch. I always thought that scene was about him and how he felt about his choices but the idea that it's actually really about Jesse is so interesting and cool. Mind Blown.
Perfect pilot
Perfect plot
Perfect ending
This is why Breaking Bad is the best TV show of all times
I love this show so much. I don't think I will ever like a show this much ever again
Not as good as The Wire.
Still think the wire and the Sopranos is better
Check out The Shield and Justified. Both great shows.
@@cokeysmurf2436 I have BB first, The Sopranos second, The Wire third. Just in terms of entertainment, I'd put them in that order. Love all three of them though.
Jessie in the desert early in the show: "can't you make a robot to save us or something?"
Jesse*
Damn
Jesse got away. He probably is living in Alaska having a 🍺.
Ciara ooh there is a movie being made about Jesse after the show
S2E9
The hardest part for me, is knowing the relationship between Walter and Jesse was absolutely ruined. The times of laughter and ambition of getting money and being partners seeing their success together and bond growing to something so dark to the point of no return. That’s what broke my heart the most. Because they displayed a lot of warm heart joy moments.
yeah, i was so frustrated by Andreas death too.i can only hope for Jesse now he finally has a chance to live a better life. i think hes turned of meth by now, surely
I think Jesse forgave Walt eventually
Nah, for me was the fact that Walter Jr. will never know that it wasn't his father who killed Hank and that he will always hate him for the rest of his life. That breaks my heart so much😭
@@lukeizabelle2131 well I mean, he turned skyler, whether jr believes it or not its known
The two sides of Walt were at war over Jesse. The Walt part of him truly loved and cared about Jesse, but the Heisenberg part only saw Jesse as a tool he could manipulate and control whenever he wanted and when the tool stopped working he could just throw it away. In the end, Walt was able to emerge long enough to save Jesse one last time and set him free, sacrificing himself to do so.
You were curious how he got the ricen into the Stevia pack. Remember he talked about them being too predictable. Always meeting on the same day of the week, at the same time, and she would always sit at the same table. (a creature of habit) He put it in ahead of them showing up, and made sure it was the only pack in the holder, to be sure she would use it..
But how would you slip it in to a packet in the first place
Dissconnect the person who easily built a bomb at home can slip something into a sugar packet I would say.
@@dissconnect5588 you could probably steam it open, like how people open envelopes
Maybe just watch it in slow mo...
@@gaarch919 He doesn't touch the Stevia packet on-screen.
It took 5 goddamn season for him to use the ricin. 🤣
@cos’ why not? -_- No he used Lily of the valley on Brock. The ricin was used on Lydia only
@cos’ why not? -_- it wasn't ricin, it just gives a flu, do you think Walt is a psycho to use that, dude almost got himself killed to kill two child murderers just to do that same?
@@ayoubzahyo cos' why not?
@@ayoubzahyo I thought lily of the valley is also fatal and can lead to death?
@@1ce2berg he used a small dose to not kill the kid
After Breaking Bad every other series you'll watch won't feel the same.
Eventually you'll get over it
Dan Browner It’s been two years, and I haven’t get over it.
@@danbrowner280 Yeah, no. Every single drama series I watch now, I use this show as the bar.
what about Sopranos? This is epic show
Not for me since i watched Sopranos straight after BB and it was much more enjoyable
"do what you gotta..." *Jack shoots hank
"you pull that trigger, you'll never k..." headshot to Jack
The more i watch the minor details makes Walt's Revenge more perfect
@Sherlock Holmes TY Sherlock
@@SG-pc4sv HE IS REALLY SHERLOCK LMAO XDDD
Hank and Jack were shot dead mid sentence
Moral of Breaking Bad: Pay Teachers More
In the end...
For me Walter White the best character i ever seen in TV history.
The best and the worst.
I would say the Best character ever for me
@Red Sparrow - That's the point. He becomes a bad guy, but a very realistic one, he is still understandable and relatable, and has some good traits. The point is that no person is totally bad, but you can become very bad by doing a lot of despicable actions and harming tons of people if you make certain decisions and feed the greedy, self-centered part of yourself.
The typical villain in the movies is someone who has been entangled for long in this kind of bad scenarios, which develop after bad decissions, and has gotten cold-hearted, and become used to murder/lie and similar stuff. It's very interesting to be able to witness the whole process and the actions that take a normal family man to become such a horrible drug lord. One can even observe where he could have gotten out and why he didn't, until his end.
I still say it's JR Ewing but Walt is up there.
@Honk Honk I agree somewhat with what you're saying. I hate it when people call Walt and Heisenberg two different people, because I feel like the point of the show is to show a gradual transformation from a good guy to a bad guy, not for Walt to find a switch in himself to flip. In my opinion, Heisenberg was just his criminal name, and to go beyond that and say that he needs to inhabit this "Heisenberg" personality in order to do the crimes he's doing, takes responsibility away from the man himself, Walter White. I believe this is clearly shown by the fact that deep down he wants people to know what he's done. I wouldn't call it virtue signalling though in the context you responded to. He could just be saying the worst character in the sense that he thinks he's a badass. Even if he's saying it that way, I think talking about the morality of his actions is part of the potential commentary you could have about the character.
Let's hear it for one final top-notch trio of acting performances from Bryan Cranston, Anna Gunn, and Aaron Paul.
"Then do it yourself"
I think Jesse MIGHT have shot Walt at that moment if he didn't see Walt was shot already.
But he does see he got shot. And if you think about it, it's the metaphor behind the entire series, but the cancer didn't kill Walt. Gus didn't kill Walt. Hank didn't kill Walt. Walt killed Walt. He literally died accidentally by his own machinations.
I don't think it was an accident, I think the only reason he was on the floor was to cover Jesse to protect him
I don't think he ever planned on getting out of the clubhouse alive
@@Bluebelle51 No of course not, but I do think he was planning on killing Jesse, too. But only because he believed the Nazis reneged on on their deal, and instead of killing him (for ruining everything for him and his family) they "partnered" with him. Only upon seeing him did he realize "Oh this isn't a partnership at all. This is slavery."
@@voteZDLR that makes sense, thanks
@Kyle Whitehead No, he was planning on killing Jesse. When he lets Badger and Skinny Pete out of his car (and tells them to give the laser pens back -- right after he threatens Elliot And Gretchen Schwartz) he basically asks if they've seen any blue meth around lately and they say "Yes, it's as good as ever too!" and then Walt asks them "Who is cooking it?" and they're like "Uh, we thought you were? Again, it's as good as it's ever been." and then immediately he knows it's Jesse.
The first thing that enters his mind is they reneged on the deal and decided NOT to kill Jesse but to instead become partners with him instead. The entire time up until he sees Jesse in shackles he believes that both Jesse and the Nazis betrayed him, but seeing him in such a bad state is when he realizes "They've been keeping my boy here, my second son, and FORCING him to cook." so in that instant is when he changes the plan and instead decides to kill the Nazis alone, using his own body to shield Jesse from the bullets.
He may not have gone with that plan at all if he intended for anyone in the room to survive. But he didn't want them to survive, hence the massive whirly gun.
At the end of the day he loved his formula more than anything or anyone else. And the idea that it was still being made and profited from without him (and in fact being made by his protege, the only other person perhaps in the world who could make meth like he could -- Jesse) drove him mad.
voteZDLR he died protecting jessie he wouldn’t died if he didnt protect him, so literally jessie ruins everything also he wanted to die he knew he was gonna die anyway when he went to their territory
The way Walt says "I was *good* at it" was so damn genuine...the way he said it, the tone of his voice and the expression on his face...it really illustrates exactly why Walt became Heisenberg.
Did anybody else feel weird after they saw this series? Like a feeling of shock/sadness that it was all over?
Uh, everybody feels that.
Yes, but at the same time, i felt immense joy, and a sense of fulfillment because of how perfect this show is.
I can't even eat my dinner lol, I hate the sad ending of this movie.
Kathleen samayla this is how I felt after game of thrones. Haha
If I miss Jesse pinkman I just play his lines "bitch" compilation hahaha and TV sounds like hahaha my father stop me
Vince Gilligan's mom wanted Walt to live and get away with it. :D
I wanted that too. I wanted him to get away with it. I didn't like the end that much, the part when he kills the motherfuckers killers and saves Jesse was the best part of it all. I rooted for him and Jesse to be able to be free or at least die of cancer, but anyway. Better than Game of Thrones for sure.
@@Fhoebys16 I like the direction BB took. The show makes a lot of choices that subvert and exceed expectations. I like that the doom and disaster looming over him from season one onward finally catch up to him. If they had just deus ex machina'd out some hackneyed solution and allowed him to get out of it and win, I would've been disappointed.
Imagine how fucked it would have been if being alive for the first time in his life allowed Walt's cancer to remission miraculously
He got away with it, in a way. He ran out the clock before the police could get him.
Ngl, I think a small part of all of us wanted that.
He knew he was beyond redemption. He finally came to terms with his fate and set a few things right on the way out. I did like how his last moment was spent communing with the chemistry equipment.
Early on, he told his class that he saw chemistry as "the study of change". Change was what the story of Walter White was all about, his journey from Walter to Heisenberg and now he's changing to his final state.
@@IcyTorment😮
"I slipped it into that stevia crap that you always putting in your tea" This always cracks me😂
25:31 Todd: Mr White someone put a machine gun in your car 😮😮😮 !!! (😂)
Lol yh I like how he spoke to him like he had nothing to do with it
He could talk like that because Todd genuinely didn't care. That's the kind of guy that Todd was. Its not common, but there are psychopath in the world. Psychopath's are people that truly feel no remorse, completely lack of empathy, and lacks real emotional connections.
@@hamsterfromabove8905 yeah that is likely
Its estimated that 90%+ of all psychopaths are in the criminal justice system. The remaining 10% is terrifying though. The psychopaths that don't end up in jail are the ones that know how to fake it. Think about Todd in the first few episodes we see him or Dexter at the beginning of his show. Someone in your everyday life could be faking it and you'd never know.
polite till the very end... what a crazy person
There's no redemption for Walt...Walt never wanted one for himself, he knew he was a monster...and he accepted it all, still not ready to give up yet for himself...that's what makes him the greatest TV character of all time!
What kind of a man moves on from Breaking Bad? No man. No man at all.
The difference between Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad is that GOT has haters...I haven’t seen a single BB hater in my life.
because thrones has dominated were breaking bad never did
@@atttimmm2647 whait what? Breaking bad ruled the world when it aired
att timmm bro, breaking bad is years ahead of got...and game of thrones season 8 was the most dissapointing season in history...
GoT is the best show ever made.. Easily... BB is a top show,but nowhere near Thrones.
And besides, season 1 of BB might be the worst season in a series ever,,,,,,
Snushore you are absolutely insane if you think thrones even touches bb after season 4. Thrones and bb were the same up until that point.
Vince Gilligan said from the beginning the intention was always to "turn Mr. Chips into Scarface". There was never a plan to make him redeemable by the end, just to keep his descent believable.
"All the things that I did, I did it for me. I liked it, I was good at it!" - Walter Heisenberg White aka the greatest badass ever portrayed in the history of mankind!
Nobody noticed that walter was looking at that clean lab proudly, think about it jessy was cleaning the lab really good even though he was enslaved.
i think Walter was feeling the love for the whole chemistry thing and specifically the meth making. He loved it so much
I think he just looked back at the past 2 years thinking how cool it all was, the excitement, the fear, adrenaline... He looked back at it and felt satisfaction that after 50 years he finally got to really live his life even for a while, but he didn't just die as a nobody.
The best villains are the ones with personality and motives. Like the Joker and Walter White. Unlike the Night King
I agree! And Thanos too!
the night king isn’t human though. He isn’t supposed to have a personality.
@@balabanasireti Please suggest how an ice creature that can't talk is supposed to have a personality.
@@balabanasireti So using that logic, they should take out all the white walkers out of the story. Take out the direwolves as well, and the dragons. Just take out any animal that can't speak out of every story ever.
William Sutton they could have made the night king way better, if he had a reason for his motive, but they never explained it in the show
Aaron Paul is so underrated, despite winning an Emmy. He should have more.
He produces Bojack Horseman. And the BrBa sequel movie is in the works.
Also, he's in the next Season of Westworld as a regular cast member.
@@YellowBunny Oh shit, didnt know that
@@YellowBunny shit that's awesome
@@SuzakuX Is this confirmed already or is it just a theory?
The bloody handprint that Walt leaves at the ending is shaped like a "W".
He unintentionally left his signature right before his death.
Guess you can say he was "signing off"
Lol
And he signed it off in blood.
His blood.
Also he touched everything again so that his prints are all over and cops will just think he was the one cooking meth all this time
Walt's silent goodbye to his son kinda mirrors Mike's silent goodbye to his granddaughter in episode 507.
All Breaking Bad Finale Ranked :
5. 2x13 "ABQ"
4. 1x7 "Crazy Handful Of Nothin"
3. 3x13 "Full Measure"
2. 4x13 "Face Off"
1. 5x16 "Felina"
4.ABQ
1x7 no rough stuff type deal
1x7 no rough stuff type deal
I bend the knee in front of Vince Gilligan. The King of TV!
The guy is damn good at what he does!
He died how he wanted from the cancer/bullet wound and surrounded by his life's work
This show is a story how a man becomes a monster. He's not the hero of the story he's the anti-hero
*THIS is THE SHOW you badly wish you could forget just so you could rewatch it!* Walter White is the perfect VILLAIN/bad guy because he's a "real" person. He's not a super natural character etc. Great reactions, guys! Much Love 😉✌💚
Watched them react to S1:E1 and was thinking "I wish I could see it for the first time again".
There’s only issue with Breaking Bad: the quality. After watching a show of this quality, it becomes difficult to enjoy other shows/movies. Breaking Bad is truly brilliant, and nothing else will ever to live up to the standard set by it.
I dunno. The Sopranos and Better Call Saul have been doing that pretty well for me.
@@KuraiCry I’ve never watched the Sopranos but I agree about Better Call Saul
Bryan Cranston really played the hell out of this character. This show has never made me feel so conflicted about a main character. I’m so happy y’all made it through. It was an intense journey! 😊
Hey GAME OF THRONES, This is how you do a finale or a felina..
Rangil Dexter also
Keith Bittinger 90 percent of people hate the dexter finale, not a good example lol
facts
@@theprelude7566 He wasn't saying Dexter is also how you do a finale. He was saying Dexter could also learn from this finale just like GoT.
the ending of breaking bad was better than got finale BUT it wasn't the best ending for breaking bad cause it could've been better but it wasn't perfect finale. There were a lots of unfinished holes to fill
This was the greatest television show in history. Game of thrones is a very close second but this show took my emotions to places I cannot even comprehend. Walter Whites arc from beginning to end was master class. And watching Nikki and Steven React was almost as fun as watching the show for the first time.
Game of thrones really messes up their Final season. So not even in top 3 for me
Alpha Male not even top 20 for me
Nah man Game of Thrones starting declining only halfway through its run and was unwatchable as early as season 7. If it maintained its season 1-4 quality
Close second for me is Chernobyl... Like a commenter above me said, GoT doesn't even crack the top 20 for me. The show as still really good in the first half but botched it in the second half... I can't rate the entire show as "good" if half of it is bad.
Breaking Bad is a true masterpiece - this will be the show that is discussed in filming classes as an example of great writing and staging. I still get goosebumps from that lone glass scene in the bar when the show's theme plays. That's not an easy reaction to get out of people and from looking online, I'm not the only one..
It's easily in my top 5, idk what my #1 would be. But I'd also put GOT there as well, even though it didn't land the ending at all. But as a whole it's still some of the best TV ever created, and what the series achieved is unmatched.
I love how Walt just stands there watching Jesse brutally strangle Todd like a fucking boss. Gets me every time.
🎶 My Baby Blue 🎶💙 The song at the ending was perfect. What a show.. Best ending ever.
"I did it for me"
Most powerful line of the series. Walt, we love you 3000
3000? That's crazy! Now go to bed or I'll sell all your meth.
Steven: "Don't worry about Jessie, he just rode off into the sunset..."
El Camino trailer: "Am I a joke to you?"
He died with the stuff that he loves the most really sad ending but this was one of the greatest endings I’ve ever seen to tv history
A movie is coming out with Jessie after Breaking Bad!!!
Yeeees, on Netflix right? I did not want to mention this weeks ago, because of potential spoilers, but now we can openly talk!
wow seriously?
@@cosmic6049 Yep. No official announcement as of yet but it's 100% happening. There was a movie filming under the working title "Greenbrier", it follows "a man on his quest for freedom" after escaping from somewhere. Not only that, Aaron Paul said he was taking a break from Twitter in November, he was later spotted in ABQ. There are also photos of the set of the movie which including many familiar places that they have rebuilt for filming. Vince Gilligan was also there seeing he is directing it.
@@Wayfsmitt thats awesome!
I would want Bryan Cranston to come back as Walt showing up in Jesse's mind
Blood ,Meth and Tears ( Fe Li Na).
If you remember the first episode of season 5 titled live free or die was the outcome of Walt and Jessie’s fates
Dawn Spina The song playing in the car at the start of the ep, el paso by marty roberts also has huge meaning. If you listen to it, you can see that the story of breaking bad is loosely based on it. Just type into youtube el paso breaking bad and a video linking the song and show together should be there.
Dawn Spina Everyone keeps saying this but Vince already confirmed this isn’t true.
Craig Kosteleck look up the chemical symbols Fe Li Na.
Fe = iron in our blood
Li=Lit-hum found in meth
Na=sodium in our tears
Felina is an anagram of finale
The song is also important
Dawn Spina No dude, the whole “blood, meth, tears” thing is such a stretch, and Vince Gilligan confirmed they weren’t trying to make this connection. From what I’ve seen, lithium is just one of many other elements that are involved in the making of meth, so that’s definitely a stretch.
BorezU there were many metaphors linked to Felina. I think it was seen that way since the title was originally typed out FeLiNa. Metaphors and symbolism are not always clear cut. It’s like looking at a painting ,everyone can always analyze it differently in their own ways. That is what makes this show so great. It gets people to have discussions like this . No one is right or wrong about how they interpret things.
The Perfect ending, to the perfect show.
Yeah.
A bit too perfect but excellent none the less
Jesse is happy to leave the life.
Walter is happy to have lived it.
A perfect ending for both the fans that hated Walt and the fans that were rooting for him. I love the last look Walt and Jessie give to eachother. So much said without any words. 💙
I think in the future they'll bring Heisenberg back because technically the show didn't even kill him off. We was just left with watching him bleed out on the floor which means he could still make it
@@rustykuntz7423 True
Walt was like a wraith the entire episode. He slowly fades into or out of every scene.
Probably the best show I've ever watched.
Vince Gilligan : GENIUS
D&D: DUMB & DUMBER
This is the only show I know of that just kept getting better and better for each season
Dexter in my opinion was like that until season 5 because the show runner of the first 4 seasons retired
@CargoRay prison break was really good for first 2 seasons
@CargoRay prison break became lame after the first season
Fuck no. Season 1 and 2 are the best. Season 5 has so much random crap and plot conveniences.
Better call saul is on the same level. the first 2 seasons were kinda lame, after that it really took off and now i cant wait for the next season
Fun fact, when they wrote the cold open for 5x1, they had no idea what Walt was going to do with the M60. They didn't figure it out until the writer's room got back together around a year later and they broke the final 8 episodes and the finale.
GOT : We are the Greatest Show
BB : Hold my Meth
25:52 Still love how Walt just stands there for a second and watches Jesse strangle Todd. I remember the first time I watched this, as soon as that chain was around Todd's neck, I was on my feet!
Great series, great reactions guys! First channel to finish it all out!
not the first , but the other channels got copyright problem so a lot of episodes are missing
@Dalibor Rosecký many possible reason
the time , the "fair use" , the luck ...
Steven was right, this wasn't redemption for Walt. Walt realized a few episodes how badly he messed things up. Its not about getting all the way back to good, its about waking up everyday and trying to make things better. If you can do that, wake up everyday and try to make things better then maybe one day better becomes good enough. That's Walter White's ending, good enough.
Edit: Walt was being honest when he said that it was for him, but that doesn't mean that he didn't feel sorry for what he put his family through.
John Smith He may have felt bad, but he didn’t regret going down the path that he did.
Your completely correct.
John Smith I don’t understand why walt gets as much hate as he does. Nearly every bad thing that happened was bad luck or an accident, that’s not to say he didn’t make stupid choices but he wasn’t to blame. Hank was way too angry when he found out. He had a right to be pissed but he seemed beyond furious. Jesse also overreacted. Both of them are just as much responsible for Hank’s death as Walt is. Walt didn’t know Hank and Gomez were the ones in the van until after he made the call, and he did everything in his power to call it off when he found out. Walt shouldn’t have taken Holly, but he found out that his son and wife hate him, plus he was beaten up. He wasn’t thinking straight and when he was he gave Holly back right away. Walt was just unlucky, his motives were almost always pure
Walter was a murderer. Walter poisoned a child. One thing to note was that Jesse's reaction was perfectly in character. Jesse was always shown to have a soft spot for children. First Jesse let himself get fully disowned to protect his little brother. Next Jesse goes to the house of two meth heads to demand payment (the atm incident). Risking his own life to do so, Jesse stayed long enough to make sure that Child Protective Services could help the little boy. Finally Jesse was shown developing a real connection with Andrea and Brock. When Jesse realized that Walter poisoned Brock it caused him to go a little insane. It doesn't matter that Walter didn't know who was in the car. Walter called for his hitmen to come and kill who ever came out of the car, that's a pretty fucked up thing to do. Walter stood over Jane before she died and chose to let her die, just so he could control Jesse. Saying that everything that happened was bad luck or an accident is being dishonest. Actions have consequences. Just because someone doesn't understand the consequences doesn't mean they aren't responsible.
John Smith Walter only ever murdered in self defense. He only killed when it was them or him. And he did poison Brock, but the tiny dosage just made him a little sick. He was perfectly fine and Walt planned that. Even though Jesse is soft for kids, he still overreacted. Keep in mind that Walt thought the people in the car were there to kill him when he made the call. He thought Jesse was tricked him into going somewhere remote so he could kill him. Calling hitmen on someone trying to kill you is self defense. And Walt called Jack off the instant he realized what was really happening. It wasn’t Walt’s fault that Jack came anyway. Walter did stand over Jane but she needed to die. Not so he could control Jesse but because she was blackmailing Walt and probably would’ve sold him out to the police and she would’ve just killed herself and Jesse later anyway with drugs. Her dying of overdose was unavoidable. Walt just saved Jesse because he cares about him. Walt made some terrible choices but he was put into terrible positions. He always tried to do the right thing
Walt dying in his happy place damn near made me cry my god it’s a shot in the heart that he’s dead but despite his evil I still found sympathy in a man just trying to go out on a good note. This show is beautiful I’ve never had such an emotional connection with a character
I should reword it not a good note a high note
Joker : Do I look like a guy with a plan?
Walter : Child you don't know what a plan is
Nikki sounded like she wanted to say ohhh shit but said ricin instead 😂😂
"I did it for me I liked it I was good at it" W.W..... I have been waiting to see the looks on your faces when Walt pops the trunk since the first episode!
"I'm really sad. The show is over!"
Well then, now it's time to start watching Better Call Saul! Believe it or not the spinoff is also great.
some people werent happy with the ending. Too many things wrapped up too perfect and that Walt got even. Imagine criticizing a show for finishing up all the storylines. Greatest show ever/ Thanks for the revisit with your uploads guys
Some people are never satisfied🤦♂️
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Even though he didn't have much dialogue this episode. Aaron Pauls acting is amazing!
In this episode he was just overacting.
I've never heard of anyone actually picking up beforehand that Walt slipped ricin into Lydia's Stevia until Nikki. The ominous close-ups of Lydia reaching for the packet & later stirring it into her tea that seem so glaring upon rewatch just sail right over most people's heads on first viewing.
I picked up on it immediately when I first watched it. After all, we knew that Walt retrieved the ricin from his home for a purpose.
Jeremy yeah I thought it was obvious
Brian Gonigal: On September 7th, 1978 Georgi Markov, a Bulgarian writer was working for the BBC in London. He was a strong critic of the Bulgarian government. While waiting at the bus stop for the bus to take him to work, he felt a pain or sting on the back of his right thigh. He looked around and saw a man picking up an umbrella who crossed the street and got into a taxi. This came to be called the "Umbrella Murder". When he arrived at work, a red pimple had formed. That night he developed a fever and was admitted to the hospital where he died September 11th, he was 49. Because of the odd circumstances and statements Markov made suspecting he had been poisoned, he was autopsied and a metal pellet was found. The pellet was .067 inch's in diameter, 90% platinum and 10% iridium. With 2 .014 in holes drilled in to make a X-shaped cavity stuffed with ricin. (from Wikipedia)
“We had a good run, Mr. White. But it’s over.” 💙💙💙
He thought of everything. Even down to leaving his fingerprints on the equipment so the cops think he's the one that's been cooking for the past few weeks/ months. Bravo Vince! I recommend watching the video of the actors' script reading of the last episode on TH-cam
You guys should watch/react to the first episode again, just to see how much the characters have changed from where they started. Because man, this show did character development better than any other show!
They should honestly rewatch the entire series again on their own time. They will be amazed by the amount of foreshadowing and symbolism.
"Is it gonna' spray bullets or some shit?" YES, Nikki!! 😍😍😍😍
By your logic of back tracking to what led to what, the domino effect does not start with Walt.
It starts with Hank inviting Walt on the ride along.
So there you go. This entire thing was Hank’s fault after all. 😂
The best villains are ones you can sympathize with. Walt was that multiplied by 1000. Vince created a series where the villain was the hero for multiple seasons and became the villain. By the time that happened, we were so hooked into his story that we were rooting for him even though we knew he was the villain. That is brilliant writing.
Also, you mentioned inspiring meth cooks, I heard that meth dealers in NM were dying their product blue in tribute to the series.
This was literally the most satisfying ending to a drama ever. That’s what puts this show above game of thrones for me because personally this season is just not good
Facts. Writing in Breaking bad is so much better than in GoT
I agree, as good as the GoT series has been it will never rank near Breaking Bad for me!
especially after last 2 season of got
HBO series Rome is a outstanding show as well. Whomever watch it would not be sorry. It sucks you in like Breaking Bad and GoT.
@@retromousex5118 I'm looking for a new series on HBO to watch I'll check it out thanks Retro
What a hell of a ride that show was.. the name of walt's weapon at the end in the writer's script was the devil's windshield wipers..plus they purposefully made the bullets look as much like Star wars lasers as they could.
Gotta love them tracer rounds...
AFAIK M60 typically has tracer rounds, so it makes sense that the bullets would be lit up.
They weren’t all tracers though. It was a pretty standard 4:1 ball to tracer ratio, as seen on the ammunition boxes in Walts trunk. There were 4 boxes, which is a total of 800 rounds. That means he had 160 M62 tracers and 640 M80 ball (which will rip through virtually every common Western building material, as proven in the Breaking Bad MythBusters episode) Doesn’t seem like he used all 800 rounds (because AFAIK he “only” had about 40 seconds of sustained fire) But it was still massive overkill in that situation. Those dudes would’ve died in real life as well. Guess Walt didn’t want to take any chances, lol.
Another *INSANE* thing to think about:
These tracer rounds contain red phosphorus, making it the 2nd time Walt uses red phosphorus to kill someone. He used it for his very first kill (Emilio) and his very last kills (those Nazi pricks)
Haven't heard this mentioned anywhere, but I'm pretty sure it's true. Not sure if the creators actually thought about this, but if they did they are geniuses.
“I liked it. I was good at it”
No Walt, you were THE BEST at it.
"My baby blue"- Breaking Bad
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Congratulations on having completed the best tv show on earth ever
Sanjog Nepal hell yeah
The Wire is better, but it's up there.
@X Hell yes.
@@cokeysmurf2436 no shot. Brba is one a level of it's own
@@popmer2456 Im sure you didn't watch more than 1 or 2 episodes of the wire, like 100% sure
If only Vince Gilligan was writing GoT s8 💙
Boozie 77 Church
If he was writing it would be great
I was always hoping he got the Star Wars franchise
There would be a lot of bald guys if Vince did
Big facts
I was so proud of Walt for protecting Jesse from the bullets he couldn't stand seeing Jesse suffering like that and saved his life
When most shows end, I feel super sad and depressed, but with breaking bad, I just felt satisfied. Everything wrapped up so perfectly, there was no better way to make this ending.
The best story EVER created, without any exception, better than any other movies or shows.
Long live Breaking Bad!
Fuck no.
@nabeel khan garbage you say?!! You're fine in your head!? Don't get carried away by hate, the end of got was bad and bb was very good, but that doesn't take away that got is the best series along with bb
@nabeel khan that's where you're wrong! A bad ending doesn't make the whole series bad, GOT its ending was a disappointment yes, but everything else is a masterpiece in both writing and characters!
BB is a more linear story and therefore less likely to disappoint, so its ending was good.
@Nabeel Khan what does GoT have anything to do with him saying "fuck no"...?
@@deikalfernei4019 Watch a series by "Glidus" on TH-cam. Videos where he reviews season 5-8 of GOT and explains why it's a sorry mess of illogical garbage ever since they ran out of books to adapt and DnD took it.
Even Todd's Ringtone is Creepy AF
i thought it was funny. similar to his ringtone for walt
“lydia oh lydia, have you met lydia? lydia’s a lovely lady”
It's a song from one of the Marx Brothers movies from the 1930s. I think it's the one where they go to the circus and they meet Lydia the tattooed lady
You guys didn't cried.
Me - cried for straight 15 mins.
After the 1st episode Steven said "I can't imagine where this seies goes from here." So, now that it's over, could you have even entertained the thought of where it ended up going?