Thanks so much for joining me on the journey! I've finally been going through past BB videos lately to see your thoughts since I've finished the series and it's been cool to see all your great comments and facts about the episodes/series, it's definitely been fun sharing this all with you! Don't forget we've still got El Camino coming up, and Better Call Saul after that if you'd like to join along for that journey as well!
@@innercircle341 Bro shut right up. Brandon works hard to release these and can release them whenever he wants, you are not entitled to the reactions. Learn to be more appreciative to others. To Brandon, thanks for all you do man ✌
After the last episode of the series aired, Anthony Hopkins wrote Brian Cranston a letter thanking him and telling him it was the best acting he had ever seen.
@@Nimbus3690 yeah, he has sworn off writing letters to people now because of it. It was an accident that it got leaked but I imagine Hopkins meant it to be a private moment so to him, it was a severe breach of trust
@@kravor5341 just an old man with boomer sensibilities, I suppose. He wants a closed letter to be just that. It was Steven Michael-Quezada (Gomez) who leaked it, but Hopkins disliked that Facebook even allows people to do that.
@@i_make_claymations6095 do you just want to argue over small things? Are you here to defend Hopkins over perceived insults? You know, boomer isn't inherently a negative thing. It was just an observation. Hopkins said he didn't like the fact that Facebook and social media in general didn't respect privacy as much as traditional missives do, which is patently boomer thinking. Now shoo
Just realized that in the scene when Walt says goodbye to Holly, she's in the crib that was made by Krazy 8's family. Pretty cool that Walter's first kill is referenced in this amazing finale.
QUITE THE JOURNEY INDEED!! Reliving it all. The years b, let I never Kristin Ritter actually does like she did this show. And yea spoilers whatever. If you haven’t watched the show and you needed a comment to recommend it. Just- don’t do yourself the disservice
Hey now...we still have El Camino! But I hear you...re-watching along with him was just as exciting as seeing it for the first time myself. Wish I could do the same with G.O.T TBH :(
fun facts: - in Ozymandias while rolling the remaining barrel of cash, Walt passes the same pair of pants that he lost in the pilot; - Felina is an anagram for finale and "Felina" is the name of the woman in Marty Robbins' song "El Paso," which is played in the car Walt steals from New Hampshire; - The apparel Walt wears when he arrives at the compound is identical to what he wore in the pilot episode. He begins and ends the series in the same clothes; - Jack died the exact same way Hank died, a mid sentence bullet to the head; - Walter died the day of his 52nd birthday, exactly 2 years after the beginning of the plot, when the doctor said he had 2 years left; - After Walter falls to the ground at the very end, you can see on the tank where his hand was a "W" left in blood; - Walter never saw the inside of a prison cell; - After binge-watching the entire show in a span of two weeks, Anthony Hopkins wrote a letter to Cranston and said he considered Cranston’s performance as Walter White to be the greatest acting he had ever seen.
Also, in the first episode, Jesse mentioned how he could see a cow house during their first cook. This is the same cow house Walt goes to in Ozymandias.
@@MiguelStinson88 Also, Walt killing Jack and his gang is similar to how Gus killed Don Eladio and the Cartel. Hector shot Gus’ partner in the head. Jack shot Hank in the head. Both are in the same position after the murder. (Laying on the ground, on their side). Both Walt and Gus come up with a plan to take out their enemy. Gus negotiates with the Cartel, offering them his distribution system. Walt negotiates with the Neo-Nazis, offering them a way to cook without any Methylamine. When Gus arrives to Mexico he betrays the Cartel and kills them. When Walt arrives to Jack’s compound he betrays the Neo-Nazis and kills them. Both Walt and Gus were pretending to negotiate a deal to find a way inside.
Fe=Iron, Li=Lithium, Na=Salt... which doesn't mean anything because lithium doesn't have anything to do with methamphetamine, so it's not "Blood, Meth, Tears", no matter how many people you see claim it is (just a heads-up 😉)
Now that makes me want a Malcolm/Breaking Bad crossover where Walt is married to Lois who is horrified at first by her husband’s meth cooking but then gleefully joins in on it and even takes over the meth business once she learns how much money there is to be made. Essentially, Lois herself would become the Heisenberg drug queenpin, and there would be no way that any rival dealer would be willing to cross Lois. Tuco, the twins, Gus, uncle Jack, etc. would all be too intimidated by Lois. Jesse would just call her “bitch” behind her back all the time because Lois would just treat him like a super strict mom. I think such a crossover would be a really interesting (and hilarious) portrayal of a strong female character in a traditionally male-dominated subculture. (Come to think of it, how come there weren’t any female drug dealers in Breaking Bad?)
He was skinny back in the days(better call saul series). Vince Gilligan actually had him go throw a ruff training regime and surgeries just to fit the storyline. Genius Or is it 😂😂😂
I just realized, maybe he could be seen again in the flash forwards in Better Call Saul! We still have Season 6, and it might tie up Jimmy's/Saul's story and even get to see how Huell is doing!
Ironically Jesse choosing to not shoot and kill Walt was him, for once, calling the shots. If he shot Walt after the "I want this", he would have only, once again, did what walt wanted, which is what got Jesse here in the first place.
Constantly coerced and manipulated, he finally broke free from Walter. But it wasn't exactly that black and white, because Jesse deep down admired his teacher and surrogate father despite everything. Walter was the same way with him, agonizing over Jesse more than his own son. It's insanely complicated, but that's what makes the show so spectacular.
The look Jesse gives to Walt before driving away was so good, too. Paul did a truly fantastic job especially in the later seasons. You can see how his expression changes from, "Thank you (for freeing me)" to "but I still can't forgive you...So long Walter".....So gritty, so good.
@@ghenry4513 I agree, I don't think Jesse could ever forgive Walter, but he nodded as if to say, "I respect you for coming back to save me, lets just go our separate ways and call it even." It is crazy to me how a single nod could give so much info. :)
@@popeye5989 I was saying this too until I rewatched. Jesse just wanted to keep cooking and sell on his own but Walt couldn't stand the idea. Jesse was in fact being dealt a short hand because Gus insisted on giving Walt his half despite him not cooking as means of coercion. It was all Gus.
I imagine Gus's speech going through Walts head in the finale pushing him to do what he needed to do. "And a man, a man provides. And he does it even when he's not appreciated, or respected, or even loved. He simply bears up and he does it."
I think we all had doubts about this season after the great season 4, especially when they were thinking season 4 would be the last, but it really delivered for season 5 to the point it seems obvious to have it. Which is why I am no fan of El Camino. I loved the show Dexter but the last season sucked. I hear the same about game of thrones.
@@SolidSnake240 I genuinely believe El Camino will receive a reappraisal of sorts in the coming years, it's legitimately phenomenal. An epilogue to Jesse's story, his swan song if you will.
@@futurereflections4097 game of thrones season 1-4/5 were unbelievable series. 6-8 I feel we’re rushed and didn’t have much substance and concentrated on shock value and cgi to make them appealing. Think they ruined the show completely. Breaking bad finished at the perfect point and I think you’re right, el camino I don’t think was worth it, the series seemed to have the perfect ending as it was.
El Camino, then Saul if you ask me. El Camino is more of a capstone to this show while Saul is a completely separate prequel-sequel that can be watched after BB or El Camino without issue. Cleaner this way
16:02 Apparently, the fact that you can see Skyler's face in the reflection of the microwave was unintentional. A fan pointed out the reflection and Vince Gilligan was surprised as he didn't realize that Skyler's face perfectly fit the frame of the microwave. He wished he could take credit for the shot, but he couldn't because it was completely by accident.
I've read every other trivia people have been commenting on this video but not this one. Super cool! Can you give me a link to where he says that if you can find it?
I’ve often found that some of the best things that happen on camera (both when making movies and shows and just filming things that happen in real life) are caught by accident.
Watch "The Wire" When Walt says "If we're gonna go that way, you'll need a bigger knife." lends credence to the theory that Walt takes a bit of each person he's killed with him because that very much a Mike mannerism.
Also highly recommend The Wire. It's not likely to drum up quite the same episode-to-episode hype as BB, but it's a brilliant show. Definitely requires paying close attention to get the most of your experience, but Brandon I think you're an attentive viewer and will get a lot out of The Wire
yeah and this theory is also why people thought that walt was gonna kill skyler because in the first episode of season 5 we see walter using the bacon to shape as his age as skyler did beforehand
24:27 that goodbye was so good and they didn't even say anything. The acting from both of them is phenomenal! Jesse breaking down as he's driving away blows my mind.
Hey Brandon,my guy. I just wanted to thank you for taking us all back on this incredible journey. I'm sure many of us got into your channel through this show and now regularly enjoy your content. The most articulate, insightful and genuine TH-cam reactor? You're goddamn right.
I get chills everytime watching the last look between Walt and Jesse. The simple head nod. No words needed to pay respect to their relationship. What a show man. My favorite of all-time and it was amazing finding your channel Brandon. I stumbled across your Breaking Bad reactions when you were at the start of Season 2 and have watched every Tuesday and Thursday since. Can’t wait to watch you react to El Camino and Better Call Saul!
I love how Brandon makes the art the main focus by choosing to put himself in the corner. Other reaction channels make about themselves and the show is just a detail that sits in a small screen somewhere. A truly fan of shows and movies
For me personally, the best person to watch reactions. He understands all aspects of a tv show/movie from cinematography, to music or acting. Plus like you mentioned, love having the show the main focus. 👍👍
When Walter sits down on the table with Todd and Lydia and says listen to me for 2 minutes.. if you checked the runtime of the episode you will see that he literally stayed for just 2 minutes
I love meta references like that in film and television. There's the dialog prior to the fight scene with Ishii in Kill Bill where she says, "I hope you've saved your energy. If you haven't, you might not last five minutes" and Ishii dies exactly 4 minutes and 59 seconds from the start of the fight.
The Gretchen and Elliot scene was added by Vince Gilligan as a way to pay homage to a fan of the show who unfortunately passed away from cancer. Vince asked the kid what he wanted to see in the series to which he responded that he wanted to know what had happened to the Gretchen and Elliot characters. Hence this amazing scene was added to the finale.
Felina Name of the girl the protagonist of the song, "El Paso" dies in the arms of. He returned to her after finding that the pain of not being with her was unbearable. An anagram for "Finale" Fe- Iron, Li- Lithium, Na- Sodium Ingredients used in cooking methamphetamine
Iron, lithium and sodium are not used when cooking meth. This is a myth started and perpetuated by Breaking Bad fans who for some reason thought lithium was an ingredient in meth (and iron is for blood and sodium for tears (salt), i.e. "blood, meth, tears"). Vince Gilligan has even stated that they never intended any such reference with the episode's name.
Walt kills Krazy-8: Starts cutting the crust off his own sandwiches Walt kills Gus: Begins to stare silently at people Walt kills Mike: Starts wanting his alcohol on the rocks and also begins to talk like him 7:42
Out of all the people Walt has murdered or had a hand in their death, one of your examples of him taking traits from people he kills is that he stares silently at people? Bit of a stretch if you ask me and probably completely unintentional by Vince Gilligan
@@comeatmebro8120 no, like think about it. Like, a GUS stare. Where the other person is babbling and Gus would just stare at them menacingly. That stare.
I just wanted to let you know that you helped me quite a lot to get through these last couple of months with these Breaking Bad reactions. My mood instantly jumps every time I receive a new upload notification from you. Thank you, Brandon.
So refreshing to see a reactor that doesn’t exaggerate or yell negatively at everything and has such genuine reactions. It was a ride watching this series and I’m glad to see you enjoying the show.
I love that ending scene where the camera spirals upwards with Walt laying on his back. It's the same as the episode where Walt is in the crawl space, after Skyler gave the money to Ted.
A lot of people don't notice Walt in the cafe until the moment he joins into Lydia and Todd's conversation, really happy you were attentive enough to notice.
Its really kind of something that Walt dies from his own bullet. Never thought about it until now. Its like everything he did always worked at someone else's expense. Now in his final act all goes as planned but he is the one who gets stung.
I still don't understand how he got hit. He plunged himself and Jesse to the ground before pressing the button and the bullets started raining. And the line of fire was way up on the wall, not near enough to the ground. Unless one stray bullet ricocheted...
The best damn characters and story I've ever witnessed. This is my third time seeing the show and my emotions are just as raw as they were my first time watching. Captivating drama!
I find it one of the funnier poetic things that Jesse suggests building a robot earlier in the show and it's played off as comic relief, and then in the last episode Walter does actually build a kind of robot.
People normally talk about how amazing the writing/acting is, and while that is true, I think one of the things that makes Breaking Bad so amazing is how all the technical aspects of what went in to these decisions like camera work, use of color, editing, etc., is that they do them creatively without trying to look like they're showing off or distracting the viewer, you know? Like they do these clever shots, cuts, lighting tricks, whatever to help convey context but they do it subtly that most viewers usually don't catch these little details. It's like the show rides that perfect line between not being too artsy-fartsy and when to just have fun and be creative with it. Seeing your reactions to these little details and giving great commentary about them gave me something to really look forward to twice a week throughout all of 2020 so thank you for that!
I love Breaking Bad’s complexity. I don’t think it was all Walt. Everyone made decisions, sometimes mistakes that led them to where they end up. It would be a mistake to look at this show’s characters in black and white. Although Jack, Todd and crew were pretty evil. I imagine they have a back story as well, though it doesn’t excuse their decisions.
@Thomas G. Linn I know they are nazis. I never said they deserve compassion. No one is born a nazi so it takes some decisions for them to get where they are and I’d be lying if I said I am not curious about why people do what they do. It’s not an act of compassion. It’s objectivity. But you are certainly entitled to your opinion. I’m only clarifying mine.
@@jplegend98 If you're suffering severe withdrawals then nicotine replacement gum is a legitimate crutch. But like all crutches, you can't use it too much or for too long otherwise, you become dependent on it. But nothing wrong with having some in the house just in case you're about to crack. Download Headspace on your phone and do some meditation. That might help too. You're going to be so proud of yourself when you beat this thing.
@@spackle9999 I've tried patches and gum before. Done nothing for me. Because I'm in such a bad headspace I do have a vape and some liquid with nicotine in it which I haven't used yet. But I'm highly considering using it if I'm not better tomorrow.
@Rob Bwomaan You missed a good joke, they should try meth! Also for real advice: just get a vape. Vaping is at least better and will help you get off the smoke.
It annoys me that so few reactors understand the reason Jesse refused to shoot Walt was because he knew that was exactly what he wanted and he was done letting him control him. However, your reactions have still always been top notch!
Dear Brandon it's 2:29 am in France and i'm very honored to ruin my night to "put an end" to this Breaking Bad journey. Very glad to have discovered this channel, you're a great dude.
At 11:03, when you talk about how Jesse talked about making a box in his group counseling. I realized that a long time ago and I haven't heard of literally anyone else who recognized that. That's so awesome that you caught that. No one ever catches that.
Walter leaves Jesse's watch on the payphone for some reason. This can really be interpreted in many ways. The behind the scenes reason was that they shot the "future scenes" from the pilot before they filmed the episode where he gets the watch. When they were filming the final episode, they realized that Walter doesn't have a watch in the pilot because of the order they shot the episodes in. So they included the little scene in here where he leaves the watch. It still works as it can be read as Walter still blaming Jesse for Hank's demise and everything going to shit. He thought Jesse to be dead. When he found out he's alive, walt considers killing him but has a change of heart and saved Jesse at the end.
you did it !! such an incredible run man so glad you loved this show the way I did. you are going to love Better Call Saul so much and I know me and many others are going to stick around for that. cheers Brandon!
The shot of Anna Gunn's face in the microwave was a total lucky accident.....Vince Gilligan didnt even notice it until the editor asked him how he got that awesome shot of her face in the microwave.....thats how honest and humble of a genius Vince is because most directors would have said they planned that but on Talking Bad after the finale Chris Hardwick asked him about that shot and he admitted it wasnt planned
This has been such a fun ride Brandon. I'm sure i speak for alot of people when i say you were a highlight throughout 2020. I feel I got to know you a little and you've definitely become my favourite reactor. This show bonded so many people and it was incredibly fun to watch you become one of us, this show is a masterpiece and seeing your passion for it grow, was so contagious. Loved every minute of it. Can't wait for you to experience the joy of Better Call Saul, I'm sure I'll be smiling through the whole thing.
The finale of Breaking Bad was absolutely brilliant. It was fun reliving the experience of how emotional I felt originally watching this this show through your channel. The Elliot and Gretchen scene was my absolute favorite. What a great revenge. I also love how they incorporated Badger and Skinny Pete into it.
Vince Gilligan always intended the show to end after 5 seasons, but AMC only renewed them through Season 4 so they had to craft that season as if it could be a functional finale if they got cancelled. Needless to see the studio did the right thing and let them create the proper ending!
You're right and they chose to end it instead of getting cancelled. The Network actually was trying to convince them to keep it going because it was so successful and they refused because they had a specific story they wanted to tell with a specific ending.
Man I have been watching these Breaking Bad videos for around 6 months now. It’s really been a staple of my Covid experience and has gotten me through some tough times. Love the videos Brandon and keep it up!
This episode had it all. A true classic. We got lots of dudes and freaking. The usual absolute madman and absolute mastermind. And of course, the classic my guy. The Breaking Bad finale was also good.
Listen to the song El Paso (played at the beginning of the episode and is where the episode's title comes from) it informs the episode a ton. "Something is dreadfully wrong for I feel A deep burning pain in my side. Though I am trying To stay in the saddle, I'm getting weary, Unable to ride. But my love for Felina is strong and I rise where I've fallen, Though I am weary I can't stop to rest." Walt's injury and his love for his true love is what is pushing him on, then the final lines of the song: From out of nowhere Felina has found me, Kissing my cheek as she kneels by my side. Cradled by two loving arms that I'll die for, One little kiss and Felina, good-bye. His true love is the lab of his criminal empire and he dies in its arms. There is a whole lot more, seriously listen to that whole song and think about this episode. It is dope as shit how they used a song to communicate the subtext of the episode and somehow found this song more relevant to Breaking Bad that Crystal Blue Persuasion which I never thought they could top in terms of fitting the show.
Marty Robbins...That song is epic...It's not my favorite style of music at all, but it's still a really good tune, worth at least a couple full length listens, especially in the context of the show..
Man, It was a gift to follow Brandon's journey through this show. His comments and reactions made me appreciate Breaking Bad even more and also gave me the best nostalgia trip I ever had, what a honor.
Wanna hear an interesting fan theory that was thought up by Norm MacDonald? He thought that from Walt died in the car, since everything went PERFECTLY after that moment. And everything that happened was just his dying fantasy. With El camino, that's obviously not true, but it made me think when he said it
Man, fucking "Baby Blue" and the shot of Walt dying gets me every time. I always end up crying my eyes out. Can't help but love Walt, even after everything. Fuck...
You did it man. And yeah that is ABSOLUTELY the ONLY way to end such a great series. Bittersweet, dark and light, but oh so satisfying. Glad to have vicariously relived it all with you 😊 great job.
22:03 I love how Todds reaction to Walts truck gun was of appreciation. He doesn't freak out about his family dying he just looks out the window amazed and says "Mr White someone put a gun in your trunk!"
Yea I noticed that too. I never considered Todd to be a cruel person or evil at all. He was just legit some guy who so happened to not feel remorse when killing people. He doesn't feel joy or happiness, but he doesn't feel remorse either. And from what it looks like that applies to his family too, instead he appreciates how smart Walt is. Even refers to him by Mr White.
Been watching most of these at night, soaking in the tub with a candle and a glass of ice water and lemon... this was my relaxing time.... gonna miss ya!
I just started chemotherapy. I'm sitting in the hospital hooked up to an IV right now. I watched Breaking Bad hoping to learn to make meth and get rich, but they never actually showed the recipe.
Thanks so much for joining me on the journey! I've finally been going through past BB videos lately to see your thoughts since I've finished the series and it's been cool to see all your great comments and facts about the episodes/series, it's definitely been fun sharing this all with you! Don't forget we've still got El Camino coming up, and Better Call Saul after that if you'd like to join along for that journey as well!
DANCES WITH WOLVES is now free to watch on TH-cam. Perfect timing for YOU to react to it.... PLEEEEEAAAASSSSEEEE
@@innercircle341 Bro shut right up. Brandon works hard to release these and can release them whenever he wants, you are not entitled to the reactions. Learn to be more appreciative to others.
To Brandon, thanks for all you do man ✌
Thanks for bringing back our love for breaking bad and can’t wait for the future videos 😁
@@innercircle341 its 5 am in my country bro. If Brandon listens to each of us, videos will never come out
The great John Barry also part of this great movie ( DANCES WITH WOLVES) leading this orchestra through out the movie. C'mon Brandon
Walt didn't give Jack his last sentence the same way Jack didn't give Hank his. Beautiful.
yep... although i would have preferred if he had made it a little more painful for him... two in each knee and one in the gut or something like that
@@stefanforrer2573 Yeah Jack got off too easy. Walt even let him smoke his last cigarette
That shot is one of my last memories of the show. Cutting him off and the pop of blood over the lens. Amazing.
The difference being that Hank had accepted that he was about to die and did so like a boss while Jack died begging for his life. So satisfying!
@@MLennholm true.
The irony of Walt killing himself is lost on a lot of people.
Nobody could take Walter out but Walter.
Loooool never thought of it that way.... Amazing 😂😂😂
You mean Heisenberg 😁
No im pretty sure most people got that bro
Nobody can kill Barnes...but Barnes!
Like Schuler....I'm still wondering how that 'Franch' faired on the market...Looked good.
After everything that happened, Walter saved Jesse's life by building a robot.
@@Mr.Ekshin It was season 2 actually. Episode 9.
@@Mr.Ekshin Not to be that guy, but I’m gonna be that guy. That’s in season 2, not season 1.
@@thisusernameis2long927 ur gonna build a robot!? Lol. Yeah, science!
And he used one of the most important elements to do it. "ahhhh WIRE!!"
It's satisfying to know Jesse was eventually saved by....A Robot?....lol
After the last episode of the series aired, Anthony Hopkins wrote Brian Cranston a letter thanking him and telling him it was the best acting he had ever seen.
he also got mad that the letter got leaked to the public lol
@@Nimbus3690 yeah, he has sworn off writing letters to people now because of it. It was an accident that it got leaked but I imagine Hopkins meant it to be a private moment so to him, it was a severe breach of trust
@@kravor5341 just an old man with boomer sensibilities, I suppose. He wants a closed letter to be just that. It was Steven Michael-Quezada (Gomez) who leaked it, but Hopkins disliked that Facebook even allows people to do that.
@@Nimbus3690 apparently it’s a boomer thing to want private things to stay private? Wtf
@@i_make_claymations6095 do you just want to argue over small things? Are you here to defend Hopkins over perceived insults? You know, boomer isn't inherently a negative thing. It was just an observation. Hopkins said he didn't like the fact that Facebook and social media in general didn't respect privacy as much as traditional missives do, which is patently boomer thinking. Now shoo
Walt in Episode 1: 'I am awake.'
Walt in Episode 62: 'I was alive.'
Just realized that in the scene when Walt says goodbye to Holly, she's in the crib that was made by Krazy 8's family. Pretty cool that Walter's first kill is referenced in this amazing finale.
Wow I never noticed that. That's cool, there is always something else you notice when watching this show again.
*second
First kill. You make it sound glorifying.
@@bungiecrimes7247 Bro shut up
@@bungiecrimes7247 nothing about it is glorified. You make it seem that way if anything.
It's been quite the journey friends. It was a blast to be on it with all of you, and of course you Brandon. It was an amazing series.
Time for some Better Call Saul now ;D
QUITE THE JOURNEY INDEED!! Reliving it all. The years b, let I never Kristin Ritter actually does like she did this show.
And yea spoilers whatever. If you haven’t watched the show and you needed a comment to recommend it. Just- don’t do yourself the disservice
Hey now...we still have El Camino! But I hear you...re-watching along with him was just as exciting as seeing it for the first time myself. Wish I could do the same with G.O.T TBH :(
what a Journey... Now, i think we Better
Call Saul.
Same 😁!!!!
fun facts:
- in Ozymandias while rolling the remaining barrel of cash, Walt passes the same pair of pants that he lost in the pilot;
- Felina is an anagram for finale and "Felina" is the name of the woman in Marty Robbins' song "El Paso," which is played in the car Walt steals from New Hampshire;
- The apparel Walt wears when he arrives at the compound is identical to what he wore in the pilot episode. He begins and ends the series in the same clothes;
- Jack died the exact same way Hank died, a mid sentence bullet to the head;
- Walter died the day of his 52nd birthday, exactly 2 years after the beginning of the plot, when the doctor said he had 2 years left;
- After Walter falls to the ground at the very end, you can see on the tank where his hand was a "W" left in blood;
- Walter never saw the inside of a prison cell;
- After binge-watching the entire show in a span of two weeks, Anthony Hopkins wrote a letter to Cranston and said he considered Cranston’s performance as Walter White to be the greatest acting he had ever seen.
Also, in the first episode, Jesse mentioned how he could see a cow house during their first cook. This is the same cow house Walt goes to in Ozymandias.
@@supermom543 also.. walts meth is called "blue sky".. sky is actually the nickname for his wife :)
also the color-coding through the entire show.
the normies got a nice eye for that. I didn't catch it till they talked about that
@@MiguelStinson88 Also, Walt killing Jack and his gang is similar to how Gus killed Don Eladio and the Cartel. Hector shot Gus’ partner in the head. Jack shot Hank in the head. Both are in the same position after the murder. (Laying on the ground, on their side). Both Walt and Gus come up with a plan to take out their enemy. Gus negotiates with the Cartel, offering them his distribution system. Walt negotiates with the Neo-Nazis, offering them a way to cook without any Methylamine. When Gus arrives to Mexico he betrays the Cartel and kills them. When Walt arrives to Jack’s compound he betrays the Neo-Nazis and kills them. Both Walt and Gus were pretending to negotiate a deal to find a way inside.
Fe=Iron, Li=Lithium, Na=Salt... which doesn't mean anything because lithium doesn't have anything to do with methamphetamine, so it's not "Blood, Meth, Tears", no matter how many people you see claim it is (just a heads-up 😉)
So Brian Cranston actually filmed an alternate ending to the end to where he wakes up from a nightmare as Hal from malcom in the middle
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And even that was a callback to the finale of Bob Newhart, where he wakes up next to his wife from his previous show.
Now that makes me want a Malcolm/Breaking Bad crossover where Walt is married to Lois who is horrified at first by her husband’s meth cooking but then gleefully joins in on it and even takes over the meth business once she learns how much money there is to be made. Essentially, Lois herself would become the Heisenberg drug queenpin, and there would be no way that any rival dealer would be willing to cross Lois. Tuco, the twins, Gus, uncle Jack, etc. would all be too intimidated by Lois. Jesse would just call her “bitch” behind her back all the time because Lois would just treat him like a super strict mom. I think such a crossover would be a really interesting (and hilarious) portrayal of a strong female character in a traditionally male-dominated subculture. (Come to think of it, how come there weren’t any female drug dealers in Breaking Bad?)
This episode didn't address one last loose end: Huel is still waiting in his apartment.
Legend has it that Huel is still waiting to this day.
He was skinny back in the days(better call saul series). Vince Gilligan actually had him go throw a ruff training regime and surgeries just to fit the storyline. Genius
Or is it 😂😂😂
I just realized, maybe he could be seen again in the flash forwards in Better Call Saul! We still have Season 6, and it might tie up Jimmy's/Saul's story and even get to see how Huell is doing!
@@davidci "i just realized...." sounds very familiar 🤔
edit: " ... i can get the names from Lydia"
@@davidci yeah so exited to see him on action, but not as much as i want to see Tuco, of course..
Ironically Jesse choosing to not shoot and kill Walt was him, for once, calling the shots. If he shot Walt after the "I want this", he would have only, once again, did what walt wanted, which is what got Jesse here in the first place.
Constantly coerced and manipulated, he finally broke free from Walter. But it wasn't exactly that black and white, because Jesse deep down admired his teacher and surrogate father despite everything. Walter was the same way with him, agonizing over Jesse more than his own son. It's insanely complicated, but that's what makes the show so spectacular.
The look Jesse gives to Walt before driving away was so good, too. Paul did a truly fantastic job especially in the later seasons. You can see how his expression changes from, "Thank you (for freeing me)" to "but I still can't forgive you...So long Walter".....So gritty, so good.
@@ghenry4513 I agree, I don't think Jesse could ever forgive Walter, but he nodded as if to say, "I respect you for coming back to save me, lets just go our separate ways and call it even." It is crazy to me how a single nod could give so much info. :)
@@Jimmy9298 I think people forget that at one point Walt wanted to quit but it was Jessie who pursuaded him to carry on.
@@popeye5989 I was saying this too until I rewatched. Jesse just wanted to keep cooking and sell on his own but Walt couldn't stand the idea. Jesse was in fact being dealt a short hand because Gus insisted on giving Walt his half despite him not cooking as means of coercion. It was all Gus.
“GRABS POPCORN” I haven’t been this hyped for something since I saw the finale for myself
Me too!
I imagine Gus's speech going through Walts head in the finale pushing him to do what he needed to do. "And a man, a man provides. And he does it even when he's not appreciated, or respected, or even loved. He simply bears up and he does it."
As I read that I heard it in gus' voice
Possibly the best finale I've ever witnessed. Walt went out on his own terms and saved Jesse in the process.
I think we all had doubts about this season after the great season 4, especially when they were thinking season 4 would be the last, but it really delivered for season 5 to the point it seems obvious to have it. Which is why I am no fan of El Camino.
I loved the show Dexter but the last season sucked. I hear the same about game of thrones.
@@futurereflections4097 Idk I loved El Camino. I look at it as an epilogue of sorts.
@@SolidSnake240 I genuinely believe El Camino will receive a reappraisal of sorts in the coming years, it's legitimately phenomenal. An epilogue to Jesse's story, his swan song if you will.
Check out The Shield. That finale will break you.
@@futurereflections4097 game of thrones season 1-4/5 were unbelievable series. 6-8 I feel we’re rushed and didn’t have much substance and concentrated on shock value and cgi to make them appealing. Think they ruined the show completely. Breaking bad finished at the perfect point and I think you’re right, el camino I don’t think was worth it, the series seemed to have the perfect ending as it was.
Spoiler Alert: The REAL blue meth was the friends they made along the way.
This comment made my day.
Hahahahaha, ah. That's fantastic
Did you come up with that because of Hunter x Hunter
??
They had blue meth in the waalking dead.
This is where it all ends, looks like it’s time to Better Call Saul
100% right. BCS is great :D
El Camino first!
@@GentlyUsedFrog yeah I'd do El Camino first then start BCS.
El Camino, then Saul if you ask me. El Camino is more of a capstone to this show while Saul is a completely separate prequel-sequel that can be watched after BB or El Camino without issue. Cleaner this way
After BCS HE'D BE LIKE:-
SO MUCH HAPPENED BEFORE BREAKING BAD?
He didn't write the numbers on the lotto ticket, he bought a lotto ticket with the numbers of the GPS location, so it was hidden in plain sight.
Clicked faster than a hummingbird flaps it’s wings.
Genuine LOL
Right here lol
16:02
Apparently, the fact that you can see Skyler's face in the reflection of the microwave was unintentional.
A fan pointed out the reflection and Vince Gilligan was surprised as he didn't realize that Skyler's face perfectly fit the frame of the microwave. He wished he could take credit for the shot, but he couldn't because it was completely by accident.
I've read every other trivia people have been commenting on this video but not this one. Super cool! Can you give me a link to where he says that if you can find it?
I’ve often found that some of the best things that happen on camera (both when making movies and shows and just filming things that happen in real life) are caught by accident.
Watch "The Wire"
When Walt says "If we're gonna go that way, you'll need a bigger knife." lends credence to the theory that Walt takes a bit of each person he's killed with him because that very much a Mike mannerism.
Or he's a Crocodile Dundee fan.
Also highly recommend The Wire. It's not likely to drum up quite the same episode-to-episode hype as BB, but it's a brilliant show. Definitely requires paying close attention to get the most of your experience, but Brandon I think you're an attentive viewer and will get a lot out of The Wire
@@williamshelton4318 I think Walt is in fact a strong man. The only thing is he is always dealing with big hitmans, and that's not a simple thing.
is it just a theory? he does takes a bit of everyone
yeah and this theory is also why people thought that walt was gonna kill skyler because in the first episode of season 5 we see walter using the bacon to shape as his age as skyler did beforehand
24:27 that goodbye was so good and they didn't even say anything.
The acting from both of them is phenomenal! Jesse breaking down as he's driving away blows my mind.
Hey Brandon,my guy.
I just wanted to thank you for taking us all back on this incredible journey. I'm sure many of us got into your channel through this show and now regularly enjoy your content.
The most articulate, insightful and genuine TH-cam reactor?
You're goddamn right.
I get chills everytime watching the last look between Walt and Jesse. The simple head nod. No words needed to pay respect to their relationship. What a show man. My favorite of all-time and it was amazing finding your channel Brandon. I stumbled across your Breaking Bad reactions when you were at the start of Season 2 and have watched every Tuesday and Thursday since. Can’t wait to watch you react to El Camino and Better Call Saul!
Remember, Huell is still in the safehouse... for his safety.
Imagine him finally deciding to go outside in 2020. And then boom. Pandemic. Back inside. 😂😂
@@simpleysims one of the trailers for El Camino or BCS was him leaving the safehouse
I've got a pitch... "huell: a breaking bad movie"... what do you think?
Yup. th-cam.com/video/aF5c9ooqkF8/w-d-xo.html
@@simpleysims brilliant!
I love how Brandon makes the art the main focus by choosing to put himself in the corner. Other reaction channels make about themselves and the show is just a detail that sits in a small screen somewhere. A truly fan of shows and movies
Oh wow I just realized that haha. Great point!
Never noticed but now I appreciate this so much.
Excellent observation. That is why I watch this channel, Brandon also has some truly spot on observations as well.
For me personally, the best person to watch reactions. He understands all aspects of a tv show/movie from cinematography, to music or acting. Plus like you mentioned, love having the show the main focus. 👍👍
That's why he's one of my favorite reaction channels!!!
Walt was a very bad man who, at the very end, did his best to redeem himself as much as possible.
I love how Walt kills Jack mid-sentence just like Jack killed Hank.
Man i didnt even notice that until you said it! Good catch!
@@marty_dee xD
the aforementioned robot in the desert jesse predicted. Jesse through the show had all of the big invention style ideas.
how his face lights up when jesse strangles todd lmaoo
When Walter sits down on the table with Todd and Lydia and says listen to me for 2 minutes.. if you checked the runtime of the episode you will see that he literally stayed for just 2 minutes
So calculating. Lmao
I love meta references like that in film and television. There's the dialog prior to the fight scene with Ishii in Kill Bill where she says, "I hope you've saved your energy. If you haven't, you might not last five minutes" and Ishii dies exactly 4 minutes and 59 seconds from the start of the fight.
The Gretchen and Elliot scene was added by Vince Gilligan as a way to pay homage to a fan of the show who unfortunately passed away from cancer. Vince asked the kid what he wanted to see in the series to which he responded that he wanted to know what had happened to the Gretchen and Elliot characters. Hence this amazing scene was added to the finale.
"If you're gonna go that way, you'll need a bigger knife."
Walter channeling Mike?
I think it's also a reference to Jack saying "I need to know we're good, or we're going to have to go that other way'.
The intonation is definitely reminiscent of Mike.
I thought it was a reference to Skyler coming at him with a knife. He’s already been there and done that.
@@LoroTalby This is the moment Walter White became Knifenberg
Felina
Name of the girl the protagonist of the song, "El Paso" dies in the arms of. He returned to her after finding that the pain of not being with her was unbearable.
An anagram for "Finale"
Fe- Iron, Li- Lithium, Na- Sodium
Ingredients used in cooking methamphetamine
Iron, lithium and sodium are not used when cooking meth. This is a myth started and perpetuated by Breaking Bad fans who for some reason thought lithium was an ingredient in meth (and iron is for blood and sodium for tears (salt), i.e. "blood, meth, tears"). Vince Gilligan has even stated that they never intended any such reference with the episode's name.
@@MLennholm
I wasn't aware that the ingredients of meth thing was false. Thanks for letting me know :)
Walt told Hank he'd never see the inside of a jail cell. He was right.
this
Walt kills Krazy-8: Starts cutting the crust off his own sandwiches
Walt kills Gus: Begins to stare silently at people
Walt kills Mike: Starts wanting his alcohol on the rocks and also begins to talk like him 7:42
Walt kills Gus: Puts a towel beneath his knees when start to kneel infront of the toilet
You keep what you kill...
Out of all the people Walt has murdered or had a hand in their death, one of your examples of him taking traits from people he kills is that he stares silently at people? Bit of a stretch if you ask me and probably completely unintentional by Vince Gilligan
@@comeatmebro8120 no, like think about it. Like, a GUS stare. Where the other person is babbling and Gus would just stare at them menacingly. That stare.
@@comeatmebro8120 I don't think you've been at the end of a Gustavo Fring Stare. Men have shat themselves for less.
I just wanted to let you know that you helped me quite a lot to get through these last couple of months with these Breaking Bad reactions. My mood instantly jumps every time I receive a new upload notification from you. Thank you, Brandon.
This finale was a flawless victory.
So refreshing to see a reactor that doesn’t exaggerate or yell negatively at everything and has such genuine reactions. It was a ride watching this series and I’m glad to see you enjoying the show.
I love how they picked baby blue song for walts death to really signify how he loved the business and thrill of it all because he felt alive for once.
Or that blue meth is his baby
I've watched every Tuesday and thursday for months this is what it has all led up to cant waitt
I love that ending scene where the camera spirals upwards with Walt laying on his back. It's the same as the episode where Walt is in the crawl space, after Skyler gave the money to Ted.
A lot of people don't notice Walt in the cafe until the moment he joins into Lydia and Todd's conversation, really happy you were attentive enough to notice.
16:10 That microwave reflection was actually a complete accident. Vince Gilligan didn't even realize it until an editor had complimented it.
The time has come boys, it’s finally coming to an end :(
Its really kind of something that Walt dies from his own bullet. Never thought about it until now. Its like everything he did always worked at someone else's expense. Now in his final act all goes as planned but he is the one who gets stung.
Heisenberg killed Walter
I still don't understand how he got hit. He plunged himself and Jesse to the ground before pressing the button and the bullets started raining. And the line of fire was way up on the wall, not near enough to the ground. Unless one stray bullet ricocheted...
@@iulia.bianca.b could be a ricochet
Dude I've seen this at least three times and my heart still races when Walt confronts them in their home.
The best damn characters and story I've ever witnessed. This is my third time seeing the show and my emotions are just as raw as they were my first time watching. Captivating drama!
18:30 it's so sad how Walt can't go say goodbye to his son.
Such a sad scene of him just watching him from afar
Jack killed Hank before he could finish his sentence, Walt killed Jack before he could finish his!
No half measures!
I find it one of the funnier poetic things that Jesse suggests building a robot earlier in the show and it's played off as comic relief, and then in the last episode Walter does actually build a kind of robot.
This is it ladies and gentlemen. What a ride it’s been. Thank you Brandon for such a wonderful reaction to one of the best shows ever made
People normally talk about how amazing the writing/acting is, and while that is true, I think one of the things that makes Breaking Bad so amazing is how all the technical aspects of what went in to these decisions like camera work, use of color, editing, etc., is that they do them creatively without trying to look like they're showing off or distracting the viewer, you know? Like they do these clever shots, cuts, lighting tricks, whatever to help convey context but they do it subtly that most viewers usually don't catch these little details. It's like the show rides that perfect line between not being too artsy-fartsy and when to just have fun and be creative with it. Seeing your reactions to these little details and giving great commentary about them gave me something to really look forward to twice a week throughout all of 2020 so thank you for that!
That show had a great team in general.
I’ve never hit the refresh button more in my life waiting for this
Lol me too pal it's now 2.am in the UK work in the morning had to wait for it though.
He did say to Hank: “you and I both know I’ll never see the inside of a jail cell.”
I love Breaking Bad’s complexity. I don’t think it was all Walt. Everyone made decisions, sometimes mistakes that led them to where they end up. It would be a mistake to look at this show’s characters in black and white. Although Jack, Todd and crew were pretty evil. I imagine they have a back story as well, though it doesn’t excuse their decisions.
@Thomas G. Linn I know they are nazis. I never said they deserve compassion. No one is born a nazi so it takes some decisions for them to get where they are and I’d be lying if I said I am not curious about why people do what they do. It’s not an act of compassion. It’s objectivity. But you are certainly entitled to your opinion. I’m only clarifying mine.
This was probably my favourite episode. This is like the only show where every episode was better than the last.
Trying to quit smoking so I cant sleep. This will cheer me up
Stay strong! Good luck!
@@spackle9999 day 6. Cant sleep, cold sweats and depressed. Gotta crack on tho.
@@jplegend98 If you're suffering severe withdrawals then nicotine replacement gum is a legitimate crutch. But like all crutches, you can't use it too much or for too long otherwise, you become dependent on it.
But nothing wrong with having some in the house just in case you're about to crack. Download Headspace on your phone and do some meditation. That might help too. You're going to be so proud of yourself when you beat this thing.
@@spackle9999 I've tried patches and gum before. Done nothing for me. Because I'm in such a bad headspace I do have a vape and some liquid with nicotine in it which I haven't used yet. But I'm highly considering using it if I'm not better tomorrow.
@Rob Bwomaan You missed a good joke, they should try meth!
Also for real advice: just get a vape. Vaping is at least better and will help you get off the smoke.
Better Call Saul is JUST as good as Breaking Bad. Its fantastically written, acted, and shot.
Agreed. Probably my second favorite show ever only behind this
@@beerme8949 yeah mine aswell... propably because I saw BB first xD
it's like your first real love.. there won't be anything similar to that xD
No way. It's kinda boring
BCS is so darn good.
@@volosh67gayo49 from season 3 it is in no way boring
After BB is over it feels like you don't know what to do with life anymore.
It annoys me that so few reactors understand the reason Jesse refused to shoot Walt was because he knew that was exactly what he wanted and he was done letting him control him. However, your reactions have still always been top notch!
Dear Brandon it's 2:29 am in France and i'm very honored to ruin my night to "put an end" to this Breaking Bad journey. Very glad to have discovered this channel, you're a great dude.
Couldn't have closed out this show any better. That really was the perfect finale.
Now it's on to Elcamino.
"The two best hit men west of the Mississippi."😂
This isn’t just a masterpiece but it’s a piece of art!
I don't know if this has been said already because it is a known quote but, Walter Jr was Walt's son, Jesse was Heisenberg's.
Happy to have been throughout the entire journey. Best of wishes, Brandon.
I don’t know if you noticed, but the car Jessie drove off in is an El Camino...
"OH MAN, IT WOULD BE CRAZY IF THIS, THAT, AND THE OTHER THING HAPPENED."
[*This, that, and the other thing*]
"OH MAN, THIS IS CRAZY." ..
Brandon, without a doubt, of all the reaction channels that I have seen react to this show, yours has been the greatest.
Been here since episode 1 my brother. It’s been such a treasure watching someone else experience this masterpiece for the first time.
At 11:03, when you talk about how Jesse talked about making a box in his group counseling. I realized that a long time ago and I haven't heard of literally anyone else who recognized that. That's so awesome that you caught that. No one ever catches that.
I fall asleep to your breaking bad playlist every night, and I've been waiting for this day since you first started. Thanks for all the videos man!
The fact that the ride along flashback was exactly 2 years earlier fuckin smacks me in the feels for some reason
Walter leaves Jesse's watch on the payphone for some reason. This can really be interpreted in many ways.
The behind the scenes reason was that they shot the "future scenes" from the pilot before they filmed the episode where he gets the watch.
When they were filming the final episode, they realized that Walter doesn't have a watch in the pilot because of the order they shot the episodes in.
So they included the little scene in here where he leaves the watch.
It still works as it can be read as Walter still blaming Jesse for Hank's demise and everything going to shit. He thought Jesse to be dead. When he found out he's alive, walt considers killing him but has a change of heart and saved Jesse at the end.
No show or book in my life impacted me more than Breaking Bad. It is flawless in every way and it’s a true testament to writing and storytelling.
you did it !! such an incredible run man so glad you loved this show the way I did. you are going to love Better Call Saul so much and I know me and many others are going to stick around for that. cheers Brandon!
such a perfect ending to a legendary show
Its been a journey Brandon thank you for being such a great dude to watch!
The shot of Anna Gunn's face in the microwave was a total lucky accident.....Vince Gilligan didnt even notice it until the editor asked him how he got that awesome shot of her face in the microwave.....thats how honest and humble of a genius Vince is because most directors would have said they planned that but on Talking Bad after the finale Chris Hardwick asked him about that shot and he admitted it wasnt planned
The first kill of the show was a strangle, so was the last one
@Colby S Yeah, but the first man on man kill
The first kill was when Emilio was gassed by the red phosphorous
The last was a gunshot tho ;-;
Technically the last death was a shot to the head. Even tho he would have died anyway. Or Walter getting shot and dying.
This has been such a fun ride Brandon. I'm sure i speak for alot of people when i say you were a highlight throughout 2020. I feel I got to know you a little and you've definitely become my favourite reactor.
This show bonded so many people and it was incredibly fun to watch you become one of us, this show is a masterpiece and seeing your passion for it grow, was so contagious. Loved every minute of it.
Can't wait for you to experience the joy of Better Call Saul, I'm sure I'll be smiling through the whole thing.
Cheers for the free entertainment through the lockdowns that we’ve had in england
Yeet yeet though 😂
Yeet yeet out of that country
@@Y.d.o.b.o.n I’ve had this account since I was like 13 been meaning to change it 😂
0:32 "Heisenlows" lol nice one.
The finale of Breaking Bad was absolutely brilliant.
It was fun reliving the experience of how emotional I felt originally watching this this show through your channel.
The Elliot and Gretchen scene was my absolute favorite. What a great revenge. I also love how they incorporated Badger and Skinny Pete into it.
I've lost count how many times Brandon had his mind blowed trhoughout all seasons.
Vince Gilligan always intended the show to end after 5 seasons, but AMC only renewed them through Season 4 so they had to craft that season as if it could be a functional finale if they got cancelled. Needless to see the studio did the right thing and let them create the proper ending!
You're right and they chose to end it instead of getting cancelled. The Network actually was trying to convince them to keep it going because it was so successful and they refused because they had a specific story they wanted to tell with a specific ending.
Bojack Horseman is also close to perfection. Also with Aaron Paul, let's not pretend it's a coincidence.
Man I have been watching these Breaking Bad videos for around 6 months now. It’s really been a staple of my Covid experience and has gotten me through some tough times. Love the videos Brandon and keep it up!
This episode had it all. A true classic. We got lots of dudes and freaking. The usual absolute madman and absolute mastermind. And of course, the classic my guy.
The Breaking Bad finale was also good.
😂😂😂
When Walter sees the lab the reason he smiles is because he’s proud of jesses work
It's primarily because of nostalgia for his cooking days.
Listen to the song El Paso (played at the beginning of the episode and is where the episode's title comes from) it informs the episode a ton.
"Something is dreadfully wrong for I feel
A deep burning pain in my side.
Though I am trying
To stay in the saddle,
I'm getting weary,
Unable to ride.
But my love for
Felina is strong and I rise where I've fallen,
Though I am weary I can't stop to rest."
Walt's injury and his love for his true love is what is pushing him on, then the final lines of the song:
From out of nowhere Felina has found me,
Kissing my cheek as she kneels by my side.
Cradled by two loving arms that I'll die for,
One little kiss and Felina, good-bye.
His true love is the lab of his criminal empire and he dies in its arms.
There is a whole lot more, seriously listen to that whole song and think about this episode. It is dope as shit how they used a song to communicate the subtext of the episode and somehow found this song more relevant to Breaking Bad that Crystal Blue Persuasion which I never thought they could top in terms of fitting the show.
Marty Robbins...That song is epic...It's not my favorite style of music at all, but it's still a really good tune, worth at least a couple full length listens, especially in the context of the show..
Man, It was a gift to follow Brandon's journey through this show. His comments and reactions made me appreciate Breaking Bad even more and also gave me the best nostalgia trip I ever had, what a honor.
Wanna hear an interesting fan theory that was thought up by Norm MacDonald? He thought that from Walt died in the car, since everything went PERFECTLY after that moment. And everything that happened was just his dying fantasy. With El camino, that's obviously not true, but it made me think when he said it
Man, fucking "Baby Blue" and the shot of Walt dying gets me every time. I always end up crying my eyes out. Can't help but love Walt, even after everything. Fuck...
You did it man. And yeah that is ABSOLUTELY the ONLY way to end such a great series. Bittersweet, dark and light, but oh so satisfying. Glad to have vicariously relived it all with you 😊 great job.
22:03 I love how Todds reaction to Walts truck gun was of appreciation.
He doesn't freak out about his family dying he just looks out the window amazed and says
"Mr White someone put a gun in your trunk!"
Yea I noticed that too. I never considered Todd to be a cruel person or evil at all. He was just legit some guy who so happened to not feel remorse when killing people. He doesn't feel joy or happiness, but he doesn't feel remorse either. And from what it looks like that applies to his family too, instead he appreciates how smart Walt is. Even refers to him by Mr White.
WEEEEE’REEEE HEREREEE, been a journey NOW EL CAMINO
And then Better Call Saul
@@kevintravers3988 Better Call Saul could also be called Never Doubt Ehrmantraut
@@nivekian or better escape lalo
Kevin Murphy idk if he’s started it on patreon yet but if not that’s kind of a huge spoiler for the show since he doesn’t know anything about it
Been watching most of these at night, soaking in the tub with a candle and a glass of ice water and lemon... this was my relaxing time.... gonna miss ya!
I just started chemotherapy. I'm sitting in the hospital hooked up to an IV right now. I watched Breaking Bad hoping to learn to make meth and get rich, but they never actually showed the recipe.
How u doing now
Don't forget aluminium 😅....how are you now?