Breaking Bad 4x13 "Face Off" (Part 2) S4 Finale - REACTION!!
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- Here is our reaction to the Season 4 finale of Breaking Bad Titled "Face Off"
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The reason Gus walked away from the car after Jesse told him about Brock being poisoned was he knew HE didn't do it, so someone else did, so he was being brought into the open by someone else's plan. So he switched up his travel method to be safe.
Right. He knew Walt wouldn't just stay away without *some* retaliation, and for all he knew the DEA (with Walt's brother in-law in charge) might have still tried to put something in his car again.
🎯🎯🎯
That Lily of the Valley always gets the same reaction. Every damn time.
Brilliant twisting plot in these final episodes of the season. I hope they re-watch ep 12, knowing what they know now. :)
Imagine watching that and not paying attention like some people do, and completely miss the fact that Walt did that.
Sander Cohen I like to think I really pay attention to tv shows but I missed this one the first time round 😶😶😶. To be fair I was a stupid 13 year old so...
Best twist in tv history
I love how the seasons transition into each other. Each series finale just shows another stage of Walts downward moral spiral, and when you see the lily of the valley at the end of this episode it makes you realize Walt has become truly evil
It wasnt a metal detector. It was a radio signal detector. He was looking for DEA bugs listening in.
thanks.. still thinking it was a metal detector
@@retrovertigocl a metal detector wouldn't detect a bomb. It would however detect the metal of the wheelchair. They were searching for radio signals assuming his room was bugged since he met with the DEA.
@@retrovertigocl well that's just plain stupid. A wheelchair is filled with metal so using a metal detector trying to find stuff on a wheelchair would be pointless
Damn I’ve seen breaking bad like four times and I was today years old when I learned this
BTS Fact: Before receiving the script for this episode, actor Bryan Cranston had believed the episode prior that Walt didn't poison Brock.
BTS Fact: The actor that played Gus really had his face blown off and died, but since he's such a great actor he stayed in character and adjusted his tie before dying.
@@sparksdrinker5650 and then he came back to life. Ha ha ha!
@@sparksdrinker5650 hahaha that's brilliant. Great way to shut up these fanboys who keep reiterating facts everyone knows already.
@Nk I also didn't know the actual actor died during the filming of face off wow
@@seanbillington3287 Why do you feel the need to be a dick over nothing? I didn't know that about Bryan Cranston fyi, so thank you OP! I learned something new today!
I love when Imon figures out that Walt poisoned Brock and she's so shocked she can't get out the words.
Well, she and Abi seemed so sure it was Gus that poisoned last episode. Gus was a criminal, but at least he had standards. Walt does not.
@@dwnkaomwn3953 Gus actually approved killing kids before, not just poisoning them.
@@dwnkaomwn3953 Gus was ok with kids being threatened to work and kill for him. So wtf are you talking about? Gus crossed by far more lines than Walt did. Walt at least cared about his family and Jesse. Gus cared about nobody since he lost Max and didn't have any standards. He just handled things more professional than Walt did and wasn't vain. But revenge and a succesful business was all that mattered to him and he would have done anything for it.
@WoooshBait Kids being forced to kill is even worse and he for sure knew about that. Gus knew everything that happened in his business and that's why he knew for sure about Tomas and Combo.
"Gus had standards" LMAO yeah he has standards, that's why he approved of Tomas working for his dealers, and then ordered Tomas' death to lure out Jesse, knowing that his emotions would cause him to confront the dealers and get himself killed.
Walt noticed Gus' strategy in Full Measure and insinuated that Gus was the one who orchestrated Tomas' death. This was a parallel to before, when Walt figured out that Gus sent the twins after Hank, because he wanted a fallout between the American and Mexican governments, which eventually led to the death of Juan Bolsa.
It was an elaborate strategy, and Walt is never far behind Gus' intellect. Tomas was killed because of Gus.
So yeah. Jesse was right about Walt when they confronted back at Walt's house. Damn the show is good. One of the absolute best really
And it's even sneakier, because Walt the master chemist knew just how much poison would put Brock in hospital without killing him.
earthandairandrain yeah but he couldn’t know for sure. It’s like Walt isn’t evil enough to wish unnecessary harm on people but he’ll let anyone get harmed or killed to protect himself and his family
Imon and Abi were so convinced by his performance too, I was looking forward to this and it didn't disappoint.
@@earthandairandrain
Walt is a chemist, not a medical doctor. And it would be risky even if he was.
@@elbruces Kid was made extremely sick. Walt had no idea if he had other medical issues, allergies, etc. What if no one was around and didn't get him to the hospital? Now mom has a hospital bill on top of everything else.
"Are we saying goodbye to Gus?"
Funny, since that's the title of the song
Love that song. Didn't notice it was also in Dark! 🖤
"Walt is the real villain here."
Ladies, you have no idea. Season 5 is going to be EPIC. Prepare yourselves.
For a second I was wondering why you are calling them "ladies" when they are young and attractive - then I realised that it's kinda stupid of me to say. But I bet I'm not the only one that calls attractive young women "girls".
That must be a micro-aggression 21st century PC culture
The last few episodes of season 5 are some of the best few hours of entertainment I've ever seen.
Shane Perkins
Some? More like the absolute best of the best especially the last 3 episodes
@@j0hnc00 That makes literally no sense but ok.
@@j0hnc00 What. The. Fuck
They actually hired effect artists from the walking dead to do Gus "twoface" look. It really sticks out in the show because it so gruesome.
Tad Cooper i mean, walking dead is a mediocre show, but the makeup on the zombies looks great imo
@Tad Cooper they are both made by AMC
@@goooodam5180 Mediocre? You do know that The Walking Dead was the #1 most watched TV show for a good number of years until Game Of Thrones picked up? TWD still is within the Top 5 most watched shows even in 2020.
There is literally a TH-cam video statistic poll ranking to prove this. Definitely NOT a mediocre show.
Six-String Phantom has some good moments, i really love some seasons, but it has now turned into something that just isn’t good story telling or at least up to par with last seasons or anything competing. Viewership means nothing to me, sorry, there are plenty of underlooked masterpieces out there and plenty of shit that has millions of attention. Of course, that’s when you realize its about opinions. enjoy your own entertainment friend
@@six-stringphantom1402 You're right it's not mediocre, it's total trash.
I still remember my reaction to *THAT* scene & the overall shock like it was yesterday even though I watched this 6 or 7 years ago. I initially thought Gus had survived when he walked out of the room & was already thinking of how Walt & Jesse were in deep trouble after that. To this day, I still feel like Gus is one of the best villains in TV history.
One of the best period, forget just tv
Season 5 says otherwise, Mr chips turns into scarface - remember that.
Gus or Walt
@@robster191 Walt is the biggest villain of the series, it doesn't seem like it because we are rooting for the villain - due to familiarity/attachment bias. We made up excuses for his actions because we understood his story intimately - but the details are horrible.
The reason Gus walked out after the explosion and adjusted his tie is because those were the last of the neurons in his brain firing off. He is a business man, so the constant motion of fixing his tie was all that remained as he slowly died.
I believe this was foreshadowed when Walt had dinner at Gus' house. Gus mentions that the fish stew instantly reminds him of his childhood, and then Walt speaks about the hippocampus being tied to memories in your brain and the specific combination of ingredients triggered that reaction.
I read somewhere that it’s a connotation to chickens. As chickens can survive for a short period of time without their head lol
bro this is a crazy catch but ur totally right
Your reaction to the ending was the same as mine LOL Walt is a straight savage
that flower was the best reveal on television ever
The family meeting of The Shield was the best, but that's a close second
@@alvaroeliezer9467lol no way near to valley of Lily reveal
@@robbieabraham9850 The last episode of The Shield is the most shocking thing in TV, dude. Just grow up and stop being an annoying fanboy 🤦🏻♂️
@@alvaroeliezer9467 Wtf is The Shield?
@@iliboxic7586 The best tv show about cops ever. Watch the first episode.
On Skylar... she just found out her husband BLEW UP AN OLD PEOPLE'S HOME 😂 She's gonna feel some type of way
exactly. she has just found out her husband is a drug king pin killer. shes allowedto be afraid lol
That’s how easily they would be manipulated by someone like Walt lol
@@kenvaldivia10 0 correlation
i think that old lady next door died in explosion too right?
@@loveoffilm4327 I think they said 3 people confirmed dead - Gus, Hector and Tyrus
That wasn't metal detector. They were sure Hector was a rat, they looked for a hidden microphone left by DEA
You all blaming Gus and it was Walt who did it. XD
I knew that it was Walter from the start
Dorian Gray here’s your cookie 🍪
Tbh I thought it was Gus too until the ending.
Well they talk far too much to pick up on anything vital in the show.
He IS the danger.
Gotta love Gus's look just before the bomb went off. He was like "HOW TF DID THIS HANDICAPPED GUY GET THE UPPER HAND?!"
I have absolutely ADORED watching you gals experience this series
You are going to LOVE the final season, it's 16 episodes of pure rollercoaster ride
never forgot walter when he said " where not in danger skyler .. im The Danger 👽 "
This is still the best reaction to the Lily of the Valley reveal i've ever seen.
I never understand how pretty much every reactor has the same reaction to skyler at the end. Like, imagine your significant other committed what’s essentially an act of domestic terrorism, and then calmly, without a shred of remorse, tells you he did it and that he “won.”
Might raise an eyebrow, is all I’m saying.
I think they are all watching from the audience perspective and are aware that it's a show and therefore carries the lack of severity of a piece of entertainment on screen. That's why they interpret it superficially, ignoring the notion that these characters might be portrayed as fully 3 dimensional people and not just characters in a show who should be happy just to be alive.
I think it's mainly cause the show is built around Walt. He's the main protag. The in for the audience. And the show keeps managing to get you to align yourself with him, even has his actions and motives become murkier and murkier. So you're vicariously feeling Walter's satisfaction and relief more than Sylar's rising fear of her husband and what he's actually capable of.
The scene my play differently if we were with Sylar. Stressing with her family. They banter back and forth. Before the news comes on. And watching them all, but especially Sylar, stand i shock as the news sets in. Then she calls her husband cause she's worried about him. And he says that. And instead of going back to Walter, we linger on her. I think more people would empathize with her then. But maybe not. Sylar gets a lot of hate.
@Nk still a bombing though. Relief or not, that is scary.
@Nk yeah I guess he got the emotions of Walt wrong, but his point was people don't get why Skyler is scared nonetheless.
@Nk Sadly, a scary amount of people DO want that of Skyler. I only watched the show 6 months ago and came online to see what people were saying about it. To my shock, there's a huge negative sentiment towards Skyler for being 'passive-aggressive, unappreciative, against Walter's grain' and god knows what else. Scary how many people rooted for such a reprehensible character instead of a (mostly) blameless and ordinary housewife.
Gus was in shock. He was trying to get away but *fixes tie* still gotta look cool and pulled together.
The detector was for microphones, think.
Walt definitely installed the bomb after Tyrus left, he would've noticed it otherwise.
@@Arberin The bomb wasn't remote operated anymore, no signal to detect.
@@jmwild1 He still has eyes
@@Arberin Tyrus is a doof.
@@jmwild1 you are too
This episode kills off one of the greatest villains of all time (two if we count Hector), has that absolutely magnificent scene with Walt and Jesse destroying the lab, features that immortal one-liner to top all one-liners ('I won') and, yet, the biggest shock is the camera panning on a pot of flowers. That's how brilliant the writing is!
It's gonna be amazing to see your guys react to season 5! I love how into the show you got :D
Agree. Season 5 nobody is ready for. The whole experience feels like it's watched with your mouth dropped wide open the entire time, including the first half.
Do you remember the pink teddy bear and how half its face was burnt off?
It's shown it Gale's house too, when Gus visits him.
Pink teddy bear represents Walt not Gus. The fact hes missing an eye represents Walt's change of perspective. Notice walt is dressed in Pink in the episode. The bear is falling. Representing Walt's life.
@@orangewarm1 its honestly not that deep smh
The contrast between your Lily of the Valley reactions was amazing.
I always had some suspicions that Walt did have something to do with what happened to Brock. I never counted him out because I had a feeling that this show was going to go that way with Walt. In my eyes Walt was the more desperate one and I believed the most desperate person would be the one who did it.
Hector was like “See you in Hell, Chicken Man!” 🐔
0:31"Todd"! :D
D8
"WHY DID YOU SAY THAT NAME?"
Foreshadowing
HAHAHAHA
That "lily of the valley's" reaction is priceless...always xD
So remember in the beginning of the episode, when he was spinning the gun?
The first spin, it points to him: Kill himself or give himself over to Gus. The death of Walter White.
The second spin, it points to him: Turn himself in to the DEA, and provide the evidence needed to take down Gus and his empire. The death of Heisenberg.
The third spin, it points to the flower: The inspiration to turn Jesse against Gus, and to save his family. His only shot at survival.
When it comes down to it, Walter didn't choose to poison Brock in a vacuum. He has lived for the past few weeks or months in complete existential terror of Gus for himself and for his family,, culminating in Gus dragging him out into the desert with the promise of "I will kill Hank. If you do anything to cross me, then I will kill your family." He tried to take his family and run, and he gave Hank what warning he could, but in the end he was trapped, and he had a mental break as a result.
Poisoning a child should never be done, of course, but that is a rational stance. Walter was not rational, and he has not been rational for the entire season. He used a poison that kids commonly ingest, because when it came down to it, in his mind it was "My children die, or this child gets sick", and he needed someone in the know on his side to have any shot at success. Jesse was his only option.
It should be noted that if you actually look up the flower and it's symptoms, it is stated that "symptoms can last for one to three days and that a hospital stay may be required, but that death is unlikely". The whole "ricin" scare dramatically amped the expectations of the truth of Brock's situation, in comparison to what Lily of the Valley berries actually do.
I am not making this argument to say that Walter is the good guy, or that he should have poisoned Brock, I am merely pointing out where his head was at, and what he actually did, because many people overlook Walter's mindset in this episode, and to Walter's character as a whole. We, as the audience, tend to insert ourselves into these characters shoes without properly taking in just what these characters are going through, and as a result some people develop oversimplified views of Walter White, and ignore just how complex his character really is.
You guys are amazing, yes the ending is SHOCKING, now the best season of any tv show ever!
We have all heard about how the chicken with its head cut off can run around. Gus, the chicken man, does the same thing - straightening his tie because even when he goes out, he will do it in style.
OH
MY
GOD.
Great reactions haha. This episode is amazing. I'm excited to see your reactions for the final season!
Great reaction you guys! I remember after watching the finale thinking "How can this show possibly get any better??"... but it does! You guys are in for an amazing ride in season 5!
I always lol at the scene with Jesse pointing a gun at Walt....his lines are HILARIOUS in context.
"Noooo! Dont you think TYRUS lifted it off you and uh....cameras! Gus has cameras everywhere! Its a BRILLIANT plan. Gus's plan...but whoever came up with it was BRILLIANT!"
At the time where Jesse threatened Walt with his gun this scene was shoot Cranston thought he had NOT poisoned Brock that the film is more authentic.
Ive been binge watching reactions to this episode and i love every single one, this is one of the smoothest reveals in tv history
Lmao that realization yall had with the reveal here was funny af 😂
Y'alls energy be so enjoyable to watch 👌🏻👌🏻 keep it up!
my mom was so pissed off when she figured out what Walter did. It was amazing rewatching this show with my parents (who were seeing it for the first time)
Gus to his driver "wait here...i'm not coming back" 😂😂😂
*3:03** I can't believe you missed out "revenge".*
That was his biggest motivator and his biggest downfall.
lol....loved your reaction at the end!!! i was waiting for that
The moment Walt completes his heel turn.
Walter 'Heisenberg' White had lived up to the show's name, he definitely broke bad this episode.
GO TO MINUTE 5:50 I watched Imon's reaction over and over....priceless!
Minute 6:24 Abi 's non movement, i thought my screen froze
you ladies are the best!
Heh. They didn't want to say "Tyrus", and then they said "Todd".
Heh heh.
I thought Gus was an Android or something for a second.
Y’all got played........we all got played 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
You guys have such fantastic reactions to this. I can't wait for you to see the next season. Season 5 is best season of the show and I'm looking forward to seeing you flip your shit!
This show is so good..it just walks through its own level of greatness.
"BiIiIiIitch"
The fact that Walter tricked everyone... Including the audience. Such a mastermind.
Loved the final gesture by Gus.....straightening his tie. But buckle up ladies. Season 5 will make your socks roll up & down.
Ladies and gentlemen, meet the new Two Face.
that wasn't a metal detector, it was to see if there were any radio waves to see if the room was bugged
hahahahaha...watching you guys go from all those dorky jokes pre-Gus to shell-shocked at the end, quite the juxtaposition wouldn't you say? 😜
Welcome to the next installment of “Walter is an actual psychopath”.
No, he absolutely wasn't psychopath
... been waiting for this!
You guys are so much fun
Love the video Imon Nation and Abby Nation stay motivated dream big 1 Mill on the way
that was an incredible reaction to the walt poison reveal hahahah
Lol told you ladies that this season finale was a shocker.
The song is "Goodbye" by Apparat.
Really good one =)
Gus became a walker; the only B.B episode to crossover with Walking Dead.
Best reaction to the final reveal ever 😂
Walt isn't great at just straight-up lying, but he's a great manipulator. He manipulated the story and everybody around him to get Jesse on his side to take out Gus.
And the audience, into believing he was still The Good Guy. I'm really impressed!
4:23 the song that's playing just happens to be called 'goodbye'
Walt you evil master manipulator. Got the job done. Jesse's theory about Walt was spot on.
It's even sadder to think about, knowing how Jesse would feel about believing Walt had done it.
Great reaction girls! Superb finale. Now on to season 5!
The last twist is the mother of all twists 😂😂🙏
Greatest end shot of television!
Congratulations! You are the first reactors to recognise and acknowledge that Walt (being a bona fide genius chemist)would have certainly known what would be a non-lethal dose to administer. Every other reactors think Walt wanted to kill Brock.
Obviously, it's extremely wrong what he did and still carried some risk. But to think that the guy who can calculate how to create the purest crystal meth ever made, wouldn't know the correct dosage of a very basic toxin is daft.
But Walt couldn't escape after their get away money was gifted away due to adulterer Skylar and her tax fraudster lover's shenanighans. And with Gus making it crystal clear Walt could never contact Jesse ever again, meant Walt needed to concoct some way to get his estranged partner in crime Jesse back on his side and to turn against Gus (who had manipulated and coerced Jesse to join him).
How Walt managed to do that was pretty insidious no doubt, but at least in doing so, he managed to save his families lives and also freed Jesse from being trapped under Gus' control.
Oh please,he's a chemist,not a doctor.
What if brock had an allergic reaction to the poison or any other medical condition that would escalate things? What if no one was there to rush him to the hospital? What if they couldn't get him medical care in time? How did walt account that those instances?
god you are jumping through HOOOOOPS to defend walt
Breaking Bad really is the absolute king of episode titles.
MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
I’ve been waiting for this episode for a long time
Guys that wasn't a metal detector. I forget it's name, but what it does is detect electronic bugs (tiny electronic sound retrievers). Remember, that Gus knows Hector just went to the DEA offices. Gus figured Hector probably ratted him or somebody else out, which means the DEA may have planted bugs in his room.
I loved your geek out reaction moment with your discovery revealing Walter poisoned Brock.
There is no doubt Gus would have killed Hank, Skyler, Walt Jr., and Holly. However, Gus made two huge mistakes. 1) His pride - he had to be the one to kill Hector. 2) Gus pushed Walt into a corner. Push Walt into a corner and you then have to deal with Heisenberg.
Being fair, Walt tried to kill him first.
@@wandanemer2630 no, Gus was first
This still stands as the greatest series of all time.
Ehhhhh, Sopranos and the Wire.
That music when gus walked out from the car was "Goodbye".
SEASON 5 !! OMG ! they are not ready !!
My reaction to that ending was very similar. I was like "oh shit, Walt is the real villain of this show"
Lmao end of season 4 and your still accidentally calling Skyler,Jesse 😂
Great reaction
3:42 That's the same song that plays in opening titles of "Dark". It's called goodbye.
Best reaction ever and I saw a lot, trust me. That's why this show calls Breaking Bad 😉
Gus was never going to kill Jesse. Gus was technically the "good guy" when he captured Jesse. Gus captured Jesse so Walt wouldnt get to him to kill him like they did Gale. The bodyguard in the lab had his gun out for Walt, not Jesse.
Oh my god, you are so right.
What an *EXPLOSIVE* finale!
Oh you sweet summer children. I can’t wait to see you watch next season.
When you realize you had the wrong guy pegged as the villain all along....
I mean, Walt being a villain doesn’t make Gus less of a villain
@Cory Whitley So Tomas was not innocent before he was forced to kill Combo?
@Cory Whitley Yeah. We all know Gus was too dumb to know exactly what his guys were doing. Sure. And even after Jesse told him what happened, Gus was too dumb to understand it and forced Jesse to make peace with them.
@Cory Whitley The brothers doing evil things for sure wasn't a problem for Gus. Gus just hated it when his business partners acted unnecessarily showy and caused danger for his secrets. and by the way he hated all Salamancas for other reasons.
@Cory Whitley Gus was offended by Walt intriguing against him because of Hank and nothing else. That's why Gus literally threatend the lifes of Walt's whole family. Gus was also smart enough to know what his guys would do after he said "No more kids." Gus was calculated and patient but he wasn't a better person than Walt.
When Imon said 'Biiiittch' lool loved it
Love your Lily of the Valley reaction.
Season 5 gonna be fun
Im waiting on Storm Akima to get to this epsiode to see the 3 ladies reactions to the final shot of this epsiode
You're in the endgame now ! Season 5 is legendary
Walt poisoned Brock so Jesse would think it was Gus so he would want to kill him.
The biggest game of chess ever,
Gus was cornering Walt the whole time( with some hiccups)
And he made 1 mistake
ONE.
And Walt took him out
Cut throat to the end
Lmfao. I was just waiting until you realize it was Walter who poisoned Brock
How they know its a suicide plan wtaf? That never cross my mind when I first watched it thats why I was so surprised at this scene
The show you saw that the kid used the flower to poison someone was “the sinner” season one
After the Apparat song I was thinking... you really should watch Dark!
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