@@KentuckyWaterfall13 Jesse: “Wait, you mean you have ass cancer now!?” Walt: “NO, I MEAN THE TUMOUR IS DRIVING IN A CAR RIGHT NOW AND GAINING ON ME!!!”
Yeah if he only took 2 seconds to think it through and realize that it doesn't make sense on how jesse would've found that money but then again that's his entire life's savings and his family's future on the line
I wouldn't outright say greedy. That money was literally from everything he went through and did. Thats why he lost control and wasnt thinking straight. Thats like someone bluffing with your entire bank account and mortgage.
Don't think that ever has to do with respect. Its just by habit. I saw my 2nd grade teacher one day well into my 30s and sure enough I called her Mrs Smallwood. Thats the only name I know.
Why you gota hate Walt guys? He gets cancer finds that he has only 1 year to live and starts selling drugs. Gus wants to kill him so he kills Gus. He ran over with his car 2 guys that wanted to kill jessie. Hank like a psycho wanted to put him in jail! What is the point? Walter had retired!
@Bruno Cruz Ok that kid thing was sad though. He was just a kid and was greeting. Also Mike death was not necessery. Walt tries to act like a guy who uses logic but he made decisions under emotions
@Bruno Cruz Walt isn’t a good guy, but neither is Jesse. Both characters are complicated, but I think it’s a bit naive to be calling Walt evil, especially when a lot of the bad things he does can be justified as him doing it for the “greater good”. Sure, it’s his own misguided sense of good, but he still thinks he’s in the right, and a lot of the time you can see where he’s coming from.
@benpdr10 Must I be silenced for holding a negative opinion that you don't share? Is it so necessary that I be excluded just because we disagree? If this piece of media is to be shared by such a wide variety of people then it's unheard of to shoot down people for speaking their mind about what they think of it, especially regarding something as inoffensive as the cinematography. If you forget that, then you forget the foundation of healthy civilization.
Yo I just realized if Hank had just recorded this phone call conversation he would've had all the evidence he needed to put Walt away considering Walt confesses to like five counts of murder as well as poisoning a kid. At that point Jesse's testimony about him being a meth kingpin would be the least of his worries
Secret recordings without consent RARELY hold up to court no matter the validity, they needed physical evidence. Edit: Remember Better Call Saul? Chuck knew his secret recordings won't hold up on court so he had Saul arrested for Breaking and Entering instead of forgery/tampering.
cuz he was so damn right, so many bullshit could've been avoided back then if Jesee just behaved better, even his eventual enslavement by the neo nazis if he just ran away like Walt wanted instead of snitching to the DEA.
That gave it away for me, this is walter’s most stupid mistake. If he didn’t went there, he would have won and hank needed to back off. His masterplan would have worked
@@midget420 nah, think about it. Dude was mad desperate. Even if he didn't notice the stupidity of Jesse, his adrenaline was through the roof. Hank even talks about this in the next episode, I think. He showed him a pic of a similar barrel in his backyard.
@@midget420 he wouldn't have won anything because all his money would have been gone and everything he'd done over 5 seasons would have been for nothing. Walt cared little about being caught at this point, he'd basically hung the towel and quit the meth business already with little time left to live, but he couldn't bear losing his money
@Switch Blade Cinema If it weren’t for Walt, Jesse wouldn’t have been caught up in any of this. People seem to forget that most of Jesse’s misfortune and ESPECIALLY the near death experiences were both directly or indirectly caused by Walt being a greedy asshole. Sure he saved him a few times, but in several instances, they were in situations that Walter himself caused. Even the more intelligent and rational characters side with Jesse and hate Walt for his incompetence. It’s honestly kind of weird to me that people still see WW as the savior/hero of the show when it’s so obvious that he’s not the hero he thinks he is.
@Switch Blade Cinema He didnt abandon Walt. Walt told jesse that he could go and get burried in the dessert and that he wouldnt care. As to the rest, burning the house down, dont forget: Walt poisoned brook, which was kind of like family to Jesse. Yeah, Walt had a good reason, but if somebody poisoned my son, i would go after the man's family as well. Walt saved Jesse, but Walt also destryoed his life many times. He used him until it finally fired back and Jesse found out about brook. Thats where all hell broke loose
@Switch Blade Cinema Like i said, Walt had a good reason. And you said, you would be understanding and react rationally? I wouldn't. Again, to Jesse brock was family. If someone poisoned a member of my family, i would skin the person, who did it. And one more thing: Walt didnt come clean. He poisoned brock and he kept manipulating jesse in the 5fth season. If he had come clean, Jesse would have forgiven him. Because of Walter, Jesse best friend died( Bcs walter said expand the territory), Jesse ended up getting kidnapped from Tuco and almost getting killed( Because walt wanted to partner up with Tuco) and Jesse also lost Jane bcs of Walter. If i were Jesse, i would be messed up as well
Jesse turned what was a tummy ache for Brock, to his mother dying. Idk about you, but I would rather have a tummyache than having my mom die when I was a child. Jesse didn’t think this through enough
@@IcedOasis78 Yep, that's why I'm glad he was indentured for months and taken to the cleaners just to escape for Alaska where he's barely scraping by the rest of his life
@@theatticaddict By leaving like he was supposed to. Not come back start fucking shit up and end up messing with people you should fuck with. He knows that people in this business r ruthless and his best course of action is to walk away and he fucked up that chance
Hes so smart and logical though, He did not wanna poison the kid but he felt as if he had no choice, when he says "I knew exactly the right amount to give him" he thinks hes justifying it all cause he did not give him enough to kill him, really strange doctor / scientist type of thinking... which makes sense since thats what he was once.
Jesse is too much of a retard. Walt saved him so many time and Brock is still alive, so shut up, take ur money and live ur life. Walt saved Jesse when Gus threaten to kill Jesse but Jesse didn’t try to save walt when Gus threatened to kill Walt, Leading to Walt having to save his own life which made Walt look selfish. Jesse was a brainless worm who was incompetent and Walt was right from the start. Walt can’t abandon Jesse cause Jesse knows too much of the meth operation and Jesse could easily rat out on Walt.
It's not greed lmao. He literally says he won't be able to spend the money. He wants the money for his family and Jesse betrayed him for some stupid ass payback.
This has always been one of my favorite scenes in the whole show. Walt's desesperation, Jesse finally standing up against Walt, the tension is all over the place. Glad someone finally upload it to TH-cam
This is my favorite scene in the show, it’s flawless. The look of sheer terror on skylers face to the irony of Walt calling Jesse stupid while he was the one getting duped. Stellar acting the best I’ve ever seen
After everything! Him mentioning what happened with the gangbangers, Krazy 8 and Emilio has no bearing whatsoever, because Jesse has seen what Walt became after he came to him
i would also like to point out that Jesse's voice has a clear echo, meaning he's inside a building and not in a desert, but Walt is too scared of losing his money to notice
@@detectivepayne3773 that's just cause it's meant to evoke a phone call tone, they're not gonna make it sound like regular dialogue of course it sounds kinda canned
@@geckopecko It's not about the phone filter, you can hear typical room reverb if you pay close attention (most notorious in the "gasoline" line and when he yells "you're not!"). I'm not a "Bravo Vince" kind of guy but this might've been intentional or not.
This scene is like the last example of Walt being naive when it comes to being a criminal. The moment he thinks someone has gotten to his money, all rational goes out the window and he rushes to the dig site as fast as possible, not checking for any tails or anything that could track him. If Mike or Gus was in this situation they would not go rushing straight to the cash site.
It's similar to how sloppy Light Yagami became after he killed L, got too comfortable and lazy. Walter was always on his feet with Gus, he never took Hank, Jack and Todd seriously and it cost him everything, when Walt was perfectly capable of handling them.
If I was in that situation I would have had cameras set up somewhere near where I buried the money so I can check the footage to see if he was lying or not.
But hes still dumb, and didnt think that walt would call the neo nazis immediately not knowing that hanks with jesse, in which resulted Jesse's slavery, hank and steve's deaths.
Depending on how long it takes him to get out to the desert, even at that speed, could easily be 15-20 minutes, maybe more. Thats 200 grand down the toilet. It’s not much to Walt considering the 80 million, but the bigger issue is the threat of Jesse destroying all of it at once. The longer it takes to get there, the less time he has to stop Jesse from burning it all away for his kids.
Nah, it isn't the most important scene. It's one of the most exciting, but it's not important in a way that it changes any of the charakters. The scene where Hank gets killed is way more important. Another important scene is the one where he opens up to Skyler how HE is the monster and not his enemies. To me, the most important scene tho is in the last episode, where he admits to Skyler that he didn't do it for the family, but for himself. It's full circle there
@@NieColall i was kidding, the most important scene is the one where Walt Jesse and Saul are in the desert and while Jesse and Walt talk Saul is in the background doing some cool poses
This was one of my favorite scenes. Jesse finally getting Walt by the balls with some genius trickery. "Don't even think about calling for help! If you hang up I burn it all!" Great way to keep him on the line without giving the ruse away.
I LOLed so hard the first time I watched this scene. Jesse spent so much of the series getting manipulated and screwed with and he finally gets the chance to make Walter run like a bitch. It's a little less amusing when you remember all the tragedy that happened afterwards, though.
@@ryanhanna1375 acting like he knew this would spiral out of control to the point where he knew his girlfriend would get killed and he'd be treated as a slave
Despite his manipulation to Jesse, Walt did save Jesse couple of times -Killed Emilio and Krazy 8 -Paid his hospital bills -Puts him on drug rehab -Killed those two drug dealers that ultimately broke off Walt and Gus' relationship Additionally, Walt still gave his share to him even though he's not in the business, and manipulates him in a good way to get out of town and have a clean new record
That’s right, Walt might’ve been able to make a clean exit from the business, if it weren’t for Jesse sabotaging Walt’s arrangement with Gus. Jesse sloppily allowed Hank to track down the meth he sold locally, then by going on his suicide mission against the two dealers, Jesse lead Gus to conclude Walt was more trouble than he was worth.
And who put Jesse in those dangerous situations ? Those things would never have happened if Walt didn't blackmail Jesse to cook with him. If Jesse had stayed a low level meth cook, the worse he'd have gotten would have been some minor time in jail
This scene here perfectly shows how Walt changed over the course of 3 series for the worse. In earlier series, he was caucious of what he said over the phone to avoid suspicion, yet here he admits to all his wrongdoings, including poisoning Brock, showing he didn't care about what he says to protect HIS money. And the way Jesse goes silent near the end almost feels like Hank signaled him that he's heard enough and that they're ready to confront Walt.
I could be wrong but I vaguely remember reading that Vince's overall point with BB was "crime doesn't pay". Bearing that in mind - that's definitely the culmination of that fact - that little smile says it all. "I won. I'm out. I have the money, there's no one left to hurt us. We are free -" RING RING. Aaaand it all came crashing down.
"I did all of those things to try to save your life just as much as mine, only you're too stupid to know it!" What a line. This part of the show is fucking bonkers and blew my mind. Still does to this day. Just an amazing show
I find it funny how any other wife and son would be worried and try to figure out why he was running desperately out of the place but they're both so used to his wacky activities that skyler seemed slightly annoyed while flynn was confused at most and likely shrugged it off
"Brock is fine: I precisely calculated how much poison to give him without dying" is such an awful fucking excuse for harming someone, let alone a kid. Imagine if someone said: "yeah, I shot your kid in the head, but I precisely calculated the trajectory so the bullet would only grasp his head without killing him".
@@ryanhowe5753Admit it. After everything that happened you still wanted him to win in the end. Even if it wasn’t an ideal ending. Where he started he wanted to be the king pin and he got what he wanted for a few months.
@@arthurrios6140 None of the atrocities Walt carries out in this show had anything to do with his family - if he really cared about them, he wouldn't be a meth kingpin in the first place. It was always about him, his pride, his ego.
@@dsch0 If Walt didn't care about the family he would kill Hank as soon as he found out he was Heisenberg, but whenever Saul suggested this he got angry, Walt not only cared about the family but he also cared about Jesse, he just had to kill Gus because Jesse wanted to kill those two drug dealers first, then everything fell apart, and even after that he wanted to run away, except that Skyler had given the money to Ted, for these and other reasons he was forced to poison the child and kill Gus Fring, in the Season 5 he really did a lot of bad things, but I think everything before that is kind of justifiable, you know.
@@arthurrios6140Walter didn’t have to poison a child to save his family, or “win” Jesse’s loyalty back. All Walt had to do was simply call Jesse, tell him about Gus threatening to kill his whole family, kids included, and Jesse would be bound to help Walt out. Walt knows that while Jesse obviously didn’t want Walt around anymore on account of Walt starting that fight with him, but he knew that Jesse still cared about him. He realized that Jesse was vouching for Walt to stay alive, with Gus confirming it himself. Walt knew Jesse caring about kids would make motivation to stand against Gus, but there was a way to do it without endangering/poisoning Brock. Walt could’ve simply called Jesse, telling him about Gus’ threat against his whole family, kids included, and Jesse would be bound to help Walt.
Imagine what was going through Hank's mind while listening to Walt admit all this. I would have gone into a Coma knowing my beloved brother in law did all that
Hank already knew walt did some messed up stuff. I doubt this was too much of a surprise for him. And jesse already mentioned the child poisoning thing
This was such a smart and underrated way to get Walt, just knowing he stored it in barrels is all they needed to catch him because he was so greedy, hanks goat move
@@faceno2489 Jesse's idea was to lure walt in to revealing location of the money. Hanks idea was how to get him to do that by tricking him into thinking the RV had a GPS Tracker on it. It was also Hanks idea to take a picture of a random barrel and have jesse send it to walt.
So many interesting details here. 1. Jesse asking Walt to stay on the call no matter what so the cops can keep track of him. 2. Walt confessing killing people and poisoning Brock and it was probably recorded and Walt was screwed either way. 3. The silence after the confession. There was nothing else to say, all they needed was to cuff him.
I love how this was the moment where Walt didn’t pretend anymore that everything was fine. Everything finally came to an end where even Skyler had to bite the bullet.
What's funny is that you can tell Jesse is inside a room, specially when he says "you get the picture?" Also, the way he talked here pretty much Doenst sound like the way he would talk Sounds the way Hank would talk or the way he thought Jesse would But Walt was so desperate he couldn't find out
T’ojalie (definitely spelled wrong) is one of the best episodes of breaking bad and is highly underrated. This was one of the most intense episodes of the series
That voice crack at 2:48 is so raw it made my heart jump when I first saw this. Most intense thing I've ever seen. He's so mad he could cry, what a performance...
Walt being a boomer and not knowing what prank call is
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Dead 😂😂
Lmao
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yo mistah white it was just a prank yo XDDDDDZ
The thumbnail would make you think Walt is in a high speed chase and his cancer is chasing him
Underrated comment😂
Gold comment
I thought it was gone, but it’s chasing me, Jesse it’s on my ass
@@KentuckyWaterfall13 Jesse it's putting a godamn felina on me
@@KentuckyWaterfall13
Jesse: “Wait, you mean you have ass cancer now!?”
Walt: “NO, I MEAN THE TUMOUR IS DRIVING IN A CAR RIGHT NOW AND GAINING ON ME!!!”
Mans was so greedy that it got in the way of how smart he was
Yeah if he only took 2 seconds to think it through and realize that it doesn't make sense on how jesse would've found that money but then again that's his entire life's savings and his family's future on the line
Can you explain where the smoke came from, because otherwise walter would know immediately that he was being played.
I wouldn't outright say greedy. That money was literally from everything he went through and did. Thats why he lost control and wasnt thinking straight. Thats like someone bluffing with your entire bank account and mortgage.
@@Stormertheboy he literally says he pistol whipped huell and it led him to the rental van with GPS
Not really
0:38 "that melon he calls a head" 😂😂 poor Huell
Poor Huell thought Walt killed Jesse and Saul ratted him out.
@@capncake8837 wt happened to Huell in the end
@@willferry2749Better Call Saul 6x11 will tell you
He's doing good. Lives a peaceful life
@@chairmanmeow8481 reasonably
0:03 the last time Walt saw his family in a normal way
It’s the little things like this that make me love the show even more
Wdym?
@@zoxyy.1x after this scene, the first time Walt sees his family is in ozymandias where they go against him
@@spencerthomas4068 oh
Tragic
Subtle thing but Jesse calls him “Walt” here when addressing him, showing his signs of respect have gone away
Ahm, Walter himself calls Walt and Skyler calls him Walt too.
@@theM4R4T the point is that jesse always called him Mr White and not Walt
Don't think that ever has to do with respect. Its just by habit. I saw my 2nd grade teacher one day well into my 30s and sure enough I called her Mrs Smallwood. Thats the only name I know.
He calls him bitch, too, so... yeah
@@carltonbanks5470 he lost respect that is a fact.
"It's just a prank bro"
The prank:
Lmaooo.
At first Walt felt bad about killing Krazy 8, now he doesn't mind and took pride in it.
Why you gota hate Walt guys? He gets cancer finds that he has only 1 year to live and starts selling drugs. Gus wants to kill him so he kills Gus. He ran over with his car 2 guys that wanted to kill jessie. Hank like a psycho wanted to put him in jail! What is the point? Walter had retired!
@@spacelover9635 Whoa man! I don't hate Walt!
@Bruno Cruz Ok that kid thing was sad though. He was just a kid and was greeting. Also Mike death was not necessery. Walt tries to act like a guy who uses logic but he made decisions under emotions
@Bruno Cruz Walt isn’t a good guy, but neither is Jesse. Both characters are complicated, but I think it’s a bit naive to be calling Walt evil, especially when a lot of the bad things he does can be justified as him doing it for the “greater good”. Sure, it’s his own misguided sense of good, but he still thinks he’s in the right, and a lot of the time you can see where he’s coming from.
@Bruno Cruz Killing Jane was not in Jesse's best interest. It made him worse.
i love how the zoom in at 0:17 is so unlike anything else in the show but it manages to feel natural and build intensity without looking goofy
Reminds me of once upon a time in America
Still looks goofy to me for some reason
@@periwinkuru yeah but we didn’t ask, Todd
@benpdr10 Must I be silenced for holding a negative opinion that you don't share? Is it so necessary that I be excluded just because we disagree? If this piece of media is to be shared by such a wide variety of people then it's unheard of to shoot down people for speaking their mind about what they think of it, especially regarding something as inoffensive as the cinematography. If you forget that, then you forget the foundation of healthy civilization.
and in fact the curtains make it look like Walter is in jail xd
Yo I just realized if Hank had just recorded this phone call conversation he would've had all the evidence he needed to put Walt away considering Walt confesses to like five counts of murder as well as poisoning a kid. At that point Jesse's testimony about him being a meth kingpin would be the least of his worries
It’s possible they did just that too
they probably did, but they didnt live long enough to show it
They probably did! But they also wanted to catch him there and already have the physical proof
Secret recordings without consent RARELY hold up to court no matter the validity, they needed physical evidence.
Edit: Remember Better Call Saul? Chuck knew his secret recordings won't hold up on court so he had Saul arrested for Breaking and Entering instead of forgery/tampering.
@@samweltan3353 well hank had 80 millión dollars to back that shit up
2:38 The anger in walts voice gives me chills.
cuz he was so damn right, so many bullshit could've been avoided back then if Jesee just behaved better, even his eventual enslavement by the neo nazis if he just ran away like Walt wanted instead of snitching to the DEA.
Yep
“Only you’re too STUPID TO KNOW IT!” 😡
Because Walter isn’t wrong. Jesse kept screwing up and Walter had to save him.
@@masterzombie161 still so messed up to poison a kid tho
"Ohhh nice Orange flames" 😂😂😂😂😂
That gave it away for me, this is walter’s most stupid mistake. If he didn’t went there, he would have won and hank needed to back off. His masterplan would have worked
@@midget420 nah, think about it. Dude was mad desperate. Even if he didn't notice the stupidity of Jesse, his adrenaline was through the roof. Hank even talks about this in the next episode, I think. He showed him a pic of a similar barrel in his backyard.
@@midget420 he wouldn't have won anything because all his money would have been gone and everything he'd done over 5 seasons would have been for nothing. Walt cared little about being caught at this point, he'd basically hung the towel and quit the meth business already with little time left to live, but he couldn't bear losing his money
Bol I always loved that part
@@midget420 Yeah......
Who would enjoy heat from a fire in a hot day in New Mexico?
While I love WW as a character, it felt nice to see him truly panic when Jesse finally stood up to his manipulative bullshit.
@Switch Blade Cinema If it weren’t for Walt, Jesse wouldn’t have been caught up in any of this. People seem to forget that most of Jesse’s misfortune and ESPECIALLY the near death experiences were both directly or indirectly caused by Walt being a greedy asshole. Sure he saved him a few times, but in several instances, they were in situations that Walter himself caused. Even the more intelligent and rational characters side with Jesse and hate Walt for his incompetence. It’s honestly kind of weird to me that people still see WW as the savior/hero of the show when it’s so obvious that he’s not the hero he thinks he is.
@Switch Blade Cinema He didnt abandon Walt. Walt told jesse that he could go and get burried in the dessert and that he wouldnt care. As to the rest, burning the house down, dont forget: Walt poisoned brook, which was kind of like family to Jesse. Yeah, Walt had a good reason, but if somebody poisoned my son, i would go after the man's family as well. Walt saved Jesse, but Walt also destryoed his life many times. He used him until it finally fired back and Jesse found out about brook. Thats where all hell broke loose
WW we're not the only one who manipulated jesse
@Switch Blade Cinema Like i said, Walt had a good reason. And you said, you would be understanding and react rationally? I wouldn't. Again, to Jesse brock was family. If someone poisoned a member of my family, i would skin the person, who did it. And one more thing: Walt didnt come clean. He poisoned brock and he kept manipulating jesse in the 5fth season. If he had come clean, Jesse would have forgiven him. Because of Walter, Jesse best friend died( Bcs walter said expand the territory), Jesse ended up getting kidnapped from Tuco and almost getting killed( Because walt wanted to partner up with Tuco) and Jesse also lost Jane bcs of Walter. If i were Jesse, i would be messed up as well
This is the difference between Walter White and Joel Miller. Walter is actually evil Joel isn’t.
Through all that madness, Walt still took the time to put on his seat belt before his 150mph road trip.
Muscle memory perhaps? 🤓
He didn’t wanna hear the annoying beep the whole drive
i like the fact that he actually speeds instead of it being a green screen like in sitcoms
Bro he was hauling fuckin ASSS lmaooo
I am the one who fastens
3:05 that drift is 🔥🔥🔥
This is when Walt becomes Drift King
the Heisenberg drift
With one hand on the stirring wheel as well.
F&F Albuquerque Drift
@@handsomesquidward5160 he became DK
Does anyone else get chills when Walt screams no at 1:39? Just the desperation in his voice is insane
amazing!!!
NOOOOO
And the music!!!
2:13 His desperation went up by 10 in this part.
@@sw1rly801 yeah
Walt: This money belongs to my children
Walt 20 seconds ago: Don't you touch *my* money!
Bro turned into MrKrabs Real Quick 💀
it doesn't physically belong to his children yet, so he isn't wrong
"I'm sorry about Brock!"
Jesse: "No, you're not. But you're gonna be."
Love that part.
Jesse turned what was a tummy ache for Brock, to his mother dying.
Idk about you, but I would rather have a tummyache than having my mom die when I was a child. Jesse didn’t think this through enough
@@IcedOasis78 Yep, that's why I'm glad he was indentured for months and taken to the cleaners just to escape for Alaska where he's barely scraping by the rest of his life
@@IcedOasis78How tf was Jesse supposed to know it would lead to Andrea getting killed?
@@theatticaddict By leaving like he was supposed to. Not come back start fucking shit up and end up messing with people you should fuck with. He knows that people in this business r ruthless and his best course of action is to walk away and he fucked up that chance
@@Coeus06he was tired of being coaxed into doing things he was “supposed to” that was the entire theme of his last seasons character arc lol
Damn that moment he literally admits to poisoning a child for his own intentions , even if he knew the dose. Pure evil
I gotta give it to the writers for making walt so believably evil in such a short amount of time considering the time frame of the show
@c m I swear more than half of the show's fans have tunnel vision.
Hes so smart and logical though, He did not wanna poison the kid but he felt as if he had no choice, when he says "I knew exactly the right amount to give him" he thinks hes justifying it all cause he did not give him enough to kill him, really strange doctor / scientist type of thinking... which makes sense since thats what he was once.
necessary evil
@@Fahad-bg4cj you indians always have soft spot for kids eh
2:26 Hearing Jesse tell Walt his truths feels so good.
2:40 Hearing Walt tell Jesse the truth feels so good
Walt was telling the truth. He never did anything maliciously toward Jesse before this. Only tried to save themselves from certain death.
Jesse is too much of a retard. Walt saved him so many time and Brock is still alive, so shut up, take ur money and live ur life. Walt saved Jesse when Gus threaten to kill Jesse but Jesse didn’t try to save walt when Gus threatened to kill Walt, Leading to Walt having to save his own life which made Walt look selfish. Jesse was a brainless worm who was incompetent and Walt was right from the start. Walt can’t abandon Jesse cause Jesse knows too much of the meth operation and Jesse could easily rat out on Walt.
@@winser21 Walt dick rider
@@winser21 He tried to have Jesse murdered
You have to admit Walt is a great driver
Unlike Walt Jr who brakes bad.
@@Khris_HeimdallDetachment Badun-tssss
Power sliding in the dirt was a nice touch
But still, how the hell did he not get pulled over? Are the police on a smoke break?
@@roddydykes7053that was the moment walter white became walter röhrl
The way Walt runs at 0:32 is funny for some reason
@Thot Destroyer the way he ran pissed me off so much lol
a very middle aged dad strut
someone caption it
The same way I run every time I gotta take a shit.
Lol a pedophile lost his computer
"Fire in the hole bitch. Here it goes 10G. Oh nice orange flames" 😂😂
NO NO NO NOO!!!
The greed completely outweighs the smarts so perfectly in this scene, still insulting the guy he thinks is burning his money, lol real smart
Ego, this show is all about ego with every main character Hank, Marie, Skyler, and Walt all in a different ways
It's not greed lmao. He literally says he won't be able to spend the money. He wants the money for his family and Jesse betrayed him for some stupid ass payback.
@@bungbananaman least insane Walt defender
@@toamatau8785 so do you have anything to actually say?
@@bungbananaman yeah, i just said it
This has always been one of my favorite scenes in the whole show. Walt's desesperation, Jesse finally standing up against Walt, the tension is all over the place.
Glad someone finally upload it to TH-cam
You mean jesse betraying walt....the ultimate sin
@@ryanhanna1375 bitch walt let jessies girlfriend choke to death and poisoned a child that jessie practically saw as a son.
@@ryanhanna1375 how much i hate em ..rat betrayer ..
@@ryanhanna1375 w
The people replying here make me laugh, Walt has pulled the betrayal card many times by now, but yall mad at Jesse for finally having balls? 💀
it felt soooo good to see Walter get played, even tho it ended poorly. Jesse finally got to manipulate Walter.
walter had the last laugh.
@@twizzbetter yea I'm pretty sure The Thing got the last laugh when he fucked Sue in the ass
@@twizzbetter lol cringe
@@basedchimera5859 what
@@twizzbetter nice edit lol. Posturing as fictional characters is as lame as you can get
This is my favorite scene in the show, it’s flawless. The look of sheer terror on skylers face to the irony of Walt calling Jesse stupid while he was the one getting duped. Stellar acting the best I’ve ever seen
Never seen anyone else call it their favorite scene but it’s mine as well! It was the climax of the whole story right before everything went to hell
Anyone else ever think Jesse REALLY was there burning his money the first time watching this episode?
No. They explained they have no way to find the money like 10 seconds before
But I still laughed so hard because Jessie put Walt through that torture
I thought so
Yes me too and after i came to knew jesse did all of this to trick mr white my reaction was son of a bitch
just a lil tiny bit the first first time
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4:25 he threw that down the same way chuck would lol
They're similar in many ways tho lol
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You think they just happen to find the money like that? NO, HE ORCHESTRATED IT! JESSE!
@@RaffyDGoat The alterations of Chuck's outburst in Chicanery will never manage not to make me laugh. 💀
Bravo bince
You know shit’s going down when Jesse calls him “Walt.”
0:18 the shot behind the bars is genius
hell yeah
Wow.
breaking bad fans when they dont call every single second of the show brilliant genius writing and best moment in tv history
Didn’t even make that connection at first. Crazy how nearly every shot has a particular hidden meaning
@@saulgoodmanactionfigureBravo Vince moment
2:35 I love how he did the callback to saving his life, AND dealing with Emilio and Crazy Eight Back In season 1!
He should have mentioned Tuco on the rant, would have been a nice callback
@@vixtermono5901Tuco was gonna be a loose end had it not been for Hank shooting him dead so maybe that’s why he didn’t mention him
After everything! Him mentioning what happened with the gangbangers, Krazy 8 and Emilio has no bearing whatsoever, because Jesse has seen what Walt became after he came to him
i would also like to point out that Jesse's voice has a clear echo, meaning he's inside a building and not in a desert, but Walt is too scared of losing his money to notice
You wouldn't hear that on a fucking flip phone quality call dumb ass
@@tucosalamanca7037 you can in the audio, and this is a tv show, everything in a movie/show is intentional
@@detectivepayne3773 that's just cause it's meant to evoke a phone call tone, they're not gonna make it sound like regular dialogue of course it sounds kinda canned
Could be in a car
@@geckopecko It's not about the phone filter, you can hear typical room reverb if you pay close attention (most notorious in the "gasoline" line and when he yells "you're not!"). I'm not a "Bravo Vince" kind of guy but this might've been intentional or not.
Idk y but 0:30 - 0:34 always cracks me up seeing Walt as an old man hauling ass to get to his car and the slight techno music as he runs 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hearing just Aaron Paul's voice is weird now that i've watched Bojack.
“Nice orange flames” had me picturing Todd in my head
Hooray
@@rem3531 same, sounds exactly like something Todd would say on his retarded shenanigans
@@saaimhaider8703 i had to do a double take seeing someone say retarded in 2021😂
@@twstdlzard9659 shut it liberal
This scene is like the last example of Walt being naive when it comes to being a criminal. The moment he thinks someone has gotten to his money, all rational goes out the window and he rushes to the dig site as fast as possible, not checking for any tails or anything that could track him. If Mike or Gus was in this situation they would not go rushing straight to the cash site.
It's similar to how sloppy Light Yagami became after he killed L, got too comfortable and lazy. Walter was always on his feet with Gus, he never took Hank, Jack and Todd seriously and it cost him everything, when Walt was perfectly capable of handling them.
If I was in that situation I would have had cameras set up somewhere near where I buried the money so I can check the footage to see if he was lying or not.
Driving like 100 mph and blowing through red lights. It's a miracle a regular cop didn't pull him over he was driving like a meth head
@@ChicagoScorpionhow are you gonna get cameras running 24 7 in the middle of the desert where there are no power outlets. I'd love to know more
"Your real problem is sitting upstairs. That partner of yours? He's got a big mouth."
- Krazy 8
But Domingo was a DEA informant.
@@tankdogization True
@@tankdogization he wasn't a real informant according to Better call Saul
@@FaZaFurhodOf course he was. He kept giving up local dealers to the feds
@@vlad_47 right but that was only because he was working for the Salamancas though wasn't it? Did he just stop after Lalo & Nacho died?
Jesse finally outsmarting Walt is the most satisfying thing in the show.
But who lost more tho
@@GoldK4L That is the question; I really don't know the answer.
@@GoldK4L by the end of the show. Jesse and Walt basically had lost it all. They might have money but their lives will never be the same
@@venomshake8187 Walt Got the easy way out *Death*
But hes still dumb, and didnt think that walt would call the neo nazis immediately not knowing that hanks with jesse, in which resulted Jesse's slavery, hank and steve's deaths.
I like how Jesse threatens Walt about burning 10 grand a minute, which is literally nothing from that 80 million dollar stash
Depending on how long it takes him to get out to the desert, even at that speed, could easily be 15-20 minutes, maybe more. Thats 200 grand down the toilet. It’s not much to Walt considering the 80 million, but the bigger issue is the threat of Jesse destroying all of it at once. The longer it takes to get there, the less time he has to stop Jesse from burning it all away for his kids.
And walt was still going Krazy-8 when he heard it
don’t matter he’s greedy asf
Figuratively, not literally. Big difference lol
@@twisted_nether373 Literally is hyperbole
this is the most important scene in the whole show, the camera gets so HD, and walter is at his most pure evilest
Nah, it isn't the most important scene. It's one of the most exciting, but it's not important in a way that it changes any of the charakters. The scene where Hank gets killed is way more important. Another important scene is the one where he opens up to Skyler how HE is the monster and not his enemies. To me, the most important scene tho is in the last episode, where he admits to Skyler that he didn't do it for the family, but for himself. It's full circle there
@@NieColall i was kidding, the most important scene is the one where Walt Jesse and Saul are in the desert and while Jesse and Walt talk Saul is in the background doing some cool poses
@@CookieThug Lmao
@@CookieThug LMAOO
Walt was at his most evil when he ordered the killing of those prisoners.
1:33 even during such a tense scene this show somehow manages to fit comedy in lol
I like how every time Walt plays the cancer card it just immediately gets shot down
This was one of my favorite scenes. Jesse finally getting Walt by the balls with some genius trickery. "Don't even think about calling for help! If you hang up I burn it all!" Great way to keep him on the line without giving the ruse away.
Bruh just incriminated himself 15 different times over the phone ☠️☠️
Tbf he didn’t realize Jesse was with Hank and Gomie until later in the episode
I LOLed so hard the first time I watched this scene. Jesse spent so much of the series getting manipulated and screwed with and he finally gets the chance to make Walter run like a bitch.
It's a little less amusing when you remember all the tragedy that happened afterwards, though.
Chance
He sacrifices his gf for revenge...
at first he LOLed, then he SERIOUSed.
@@ryanhanna1375 acting like he knew this would spiral out of control to the point where he knew his girlfriend would get killed and he'd be treated as a slave
The cinematography in this show is so amazing that we don't even notice the error. At 3:03 the sun is setting, but at 3:13 it's bright out again.
Oh yea I noticed lol
False. The sun was setting behind the canyon. He went behind it so more sun was hitting him. You can still see the hue of the sunset. Blind troon.
That shot of Walters car passing every car with Jesses voice in background is so awesome.
This is one of my favourite moments in the show. The driving, the suspense and the collapse of everything is just incredible to see
Me too bro. Its such a peak moment
This might actually be my favorite acting in the show. The pure anger, and frustration in Jesses voice gives me chills
0:36 gives me chills
The editing, the score and the hidden camera shots makes this scene a true masterpiece
Walter got from the carwash to the desert in just 3 minutes, Damn he drove FAST.
"no, you listen to me bitch" lmao 😂😂
The pure emotion in this scene, the anger and despair in Walt's voice, amazing acting by Bryan Cranston, just like every actor in the series
0:56 Jesse calls him Walt... so weird
Becuase Jesse feels at his level at that time. Even above him
He's called him Walt before
@@themoreyouknowfools4974 Jesse calls him 'Mr.White'
@@themoreyouknowfools4974 no he calls him Mr. White. Even at their most desperate and sinister moments. It’s always been Mr. White.
@@topshotkyy9777 he did call him walt once before in season 2 but it's likely that here he was calling him walt because hank wrote him a script
Walt is a damn good driver tho
1:38 Love the delivery of Walt here. So desperate yet so funny
Over 10 grand ahahahaha
Despite his manipulation to Jesse, Walt did save Jesse couple of times
-Killed Emilio and Krazy 8
-Paid his hospital bills
-Puts him on drug rehab
-Killed those two drug dealers that ultimately broke off Walt and Gus' relationship
Additionally, Walt still gave his share to him even though he's not in the business, and manipulates him in a good way to get out of town and have a clean new record
That’s right, Walt might’ve been able to make a clean exit from the business, if it weren’t for Jesse sabotaging Walt’s arrangement with Gus. Jesse sloppily allowed Hank to track down the meth he sold locally, then by going on his suicide mission against the two dealers, Jesse lead Gus to conclude Walt was more trouble than he was worth.
Yeah but you arent counting the Many Times waltuh put Jesse un danger
And who put Jesse in those dangerous situations ? Those things would never have happened if Walt didn't blackmail Jesse to cook with him. If Jesse had stayed a low level meth cook, the worse he'd have gotten would have been some minor time in jail
@@Arkenway he would've died if walt hadn't killed Emillio and Krazy-8.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions
I love how he basically admits to everything they were trying to get evidence on
All Walt had to say was “Send me a picture of all of the barrels”
or "quick what are the gps coordinates"
This scene here perfectly shows how Walt changed over the course of 3 series for the worse. In earlier series, he was caucious of what he said over the phone to avoid suspicion, yet here he admits to all his wrongdoings, including poisoning Brock, showing he didn't care about what he says to protect HIS money. And the way Jesse goes silent near the end almost feels like Hank signaled him that he's heard enough and that they're ready to confront Walt.
Walt drives just like me when I see a griefer trying to go after my cargo shipment in GTA Online.
Griefer: "How do you like that millionaire? Guess you didn't think of everything."
Was it xxx-Lzzz-xxx #1 tryhard?
“Fire in the hole, b…there goes ten g’s! Aw, nice orange blaze!”
That smile when he looked at his son and wife, never knew that it was gonna be his last good memory with his family.
I could be wrong but I vaguely remember reading that Vince's overall point with BB was "crime doesn't pay".
Bearing that in mind - that's definitely the culmination of that fact - that little smile says it all. "I won. I'm out. I have the money, there's no one left to hurt us. We are free -" RING RING.
Aaaand it all came crashing down.
The real enemy in this show are those disposable GPS trackers lol
0:03 Really was the last time he saw his family at peace.
0:37 is soooo cool, looks like GTA video game hahaha. Thank you for upload this scene to youtube
It looks like the bridge right outside of the garment factory
Facts it feels like a final mission. Especially with Jesse’s cadence. Like we boutta face the final bad guy
"I did all of those things to try to save your life just as much as mine, only you're too stupid to know it!"
What a line. This part of the show is fucking bonkers and blew my mind. Still does to this day. Just an amazing show
Cranston's delivery is phenomenal.
He was right tho
It’s funny because it’s verbal abuse but also objectively true. Saving both their lives was always his priority…that and the money.
He was absolutely right but Jesse was still a bitch
@@GoldK4L The best form of manipulation are those that have some truth in them.
I find it funny how any other wife and son would be worried and try to figure out why he was running desperately out of the place but they're both so used to his wacky activities that skyler seemed slightly annoyed while flynn was confused at most and likely shrugged it off
This scene is badass
"Brock is fine: I precisely calculated how much poison to give him without dying" is such an awful fucking excuse for harming someone, let alone a kid.
Imagine if someone said: "yeah, I shot your kid in the head, but I precisely calculated the trajectory so the bullet would only grasp his head without killing him".
It’s demented that there are idiots who still suck his dick
@@ryanhowe5753Admit it. After everything that happened you still wanted him to win in the end. Even if it wasn’t an ideal ending. Where he started he wanted to be the king pin and he got what he wanted for a few months.
You'd think Jesse was keeping his family hostage by Walt's desperation in this scene.
The fact that Walt is still trying to justify poisoning a small child is sickening
I would poison too if it was to save my family.
@@arthurrios6140 None of the atrocities Walt carries out in this show had anything to do with his family - if he really cared about them, he wouldn't be a meth kingpin in the first place. It was always about him, his pride, his ego.
@@dsch0 If Walt didn't care about the family he would kill Hank as soon as he found out he was Heisenberg, but whenever Saul suggested this he got angry, Walt not only cared about the family but he also cared about Jesse, he just had to kill Gus because Jesse wanted to kill those two drug dealers first, then everything fell apart, and even after that he wanted to run away, except that Skyler had given the money to Ted, for these and other reasons he was forced to poison the child and kill Gus Fring, in the Season 5 he really did a lot of bad things, but I think everything before that is kind of justifiable, you know.
@@arthurrios6140Walter didn’t have to poison a child to save his family, or “win” Jesse’s loyalty back. All Walt had to do was simply call Jesse, tell him about Gus threatening to kill his whole family, kids included, and Jesse would be bound to help Walt out.
Walt knows that while Jesse obviously didn’t want Walt around anymore on account of Walt starting that fight with him, but he knew that Jesse still cared about him. He realized that Jesse was vouching for Walt to stay alive, with Gus confirming it himself.
Walt knew Jesse caring about kids would make motivation to stand against Gus, but there was a way to do it without endangering/poisoning Brock. Walt could’ve simply called Jesse, telling him about Gus’ threat against his whole family, kids included, and Jesse would be bound to help Walt.
@@arthurrios6140 walt didn't have to POison a child to "win " jesse back
Don’t you touch my money! 😂 I love surprising sound of greed on his voice
Jesse was always smarter than Walter gave him credit for
Imagine what was going through Hank's mind while listening to Walt admit all this. I would have gone into a Coma knowing my beloved brother in law did all that
Hank already knew walt did some messed up stuff. I doubt this was too much of a surprise for him. And jesse already mentioned the child poisoning thing
@@epicfan1598 dude . knowing in ur imagination but directly listening to the voice is a big impact
This was such a smart and underrated way to get Walt, just knowing he stored it in barrels is all they needed to catch him because he was so greedy, hanks goat move
That was Jessie’s idea
@@faceno2489 Jesse's idea was to lure walt in to revealing location of the money. Hanks idea was how to get him to do that by tricking him into thinking the RV had a GPS Tracker on it. It was also Hanks idea to take a picture of a random barrel and have jesse send it to walt.
These were unfortunate times for me.
Got my photo Bitch?
@@tonysoprano5580 wrong show buddy
@@Whaterman1 Jesse said that dude
@@tonysoprano5580 but you are Tony Soprano
@@Whaterman1 Yeshhhh
This would’ve been a badass tailing mission in a GTA game.
A GTA - BB/BCS crossover game is due!
So many interesting details here.
1. Jesse asking Walt to stay on the call no matter what so the cops can keep track of him.
2. Walt confessing killing people and poisoning Brock and it was probably recorded and Walt was screwed either way.
3. The silence after the confession. There was nothing else to say, all they needed was to cuff him.
This was the turning point that had me the edge of the seat... THE defining moment of walters downfall.
As much as Walt is worse, Jesse is kind of a hypocrite
Just looking on the TH-cam after this scene. Thanks a lot you re a legend
1:33 OMG Is that a Geometry Dash 2.2 reference'??''??
Walt is wearing light colours showing he is not in control of the situation.
The way Walter runs was so funny
😂😂😂😂funniest part of the whole series, besides Jesse sayin he pistol whipped that melon he calls a head
I love how this was the moment where Walt didn’t pretend anymore that everything was fine. Everything finally came to an end where even Skyler had to bite the bullet.
The “No no no no NOOOOOO!!!!” at 1:39 gets me every time 😂
0:31😂
That part is the reason I keep coming back to this video. 😂
Me when I don’t pull out in time and the prosecutors now have enough evidence to charge me with r@pe and ped0philia
@@Silly-Goose-OG Hol up...
@@Silly-Goose-OG are you 14
1:33-1:40 my favorite part.
You're not alone
lmao he was cruising down that highway at least 120mph Screaming NO NO NO!
1:39 this is meme material
What's funny is that you can tell Jesse is inside a room, specially when he says
"you get the picture?"
Also, the way he talked here pretty much Doenst sound like the way he would talk
Sounds the way Hank would talk or the way he thought Jesse would
But Walt was so desperate he couldn't find out
Walt was caught with the same kind of trick he once used to distract Hank from RV
“Oh, you’re gonna talk about kids. You’re seriously going to go there?”
This is such a good acting scene for Bryan Cranston I love it
T’ojalie (definitely spelled wrong) is one of the best episodes of breaking bad and is highly underrated. This was one of the most intense episodes of the series
That voice crack at 2:48 is so raw it made my heart jump when I first saw this. Most intense thing I've ever seen. He's so mad he could cry, what a performance...
Jesse definitely paid for this moment later on...
This MF just confessed to all his crimes in one phone call 😂
Anxiety inducing scene, so good
Jesse really said "We like to do a bit of trolling"
1:39 NOOOOOO 🔥
this scene !!