Breaking Bad Season 4 Episode 6 'Cornered' REACTION!!
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- Skyler adopts an aloof approach when she suspects that Walt isn't telling her the truth. Meanwhile, Jesse proves his worth to Mike and Gus. Here's our reaction to season 4, episode 6 of Breaking Bad.
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Skyler, meet Heisenberg.
One of the most iconic lines in the show.
I AM. THE ONE. WHO KNOCKS.
The best lines:
Jesse: "What are you gonna build?"
Walter: "You said it yourself."
Jesse: "A robot?!"
@@DerekMoore82 MY ABSOLUTE MOST FAVORITE INTERACTION BETWEEN W & J!
@@DerekMoore82 Uhh... Wire?
Best quote (in my opinion)
@@DerekMoore82 you forgot about:
"Ahh, wire"
"Jesse, you're a blowfish."
Legend says Tucker is still digging to this day...
He almost got to China.
And Dewey Crowe was no help at all...
Yeah, I saw him the other day. Can confirm, he was still digging.
Nitro hahaha
Two of the best quotes from the series "Im the one who knocks" and "Someone has to protect this family from the man that protects this family"
Yes, and "I'm the danger".
The Expanse has something similar... "I'm that guy".
@@Tortuosit I would love to see them react to The Expanse.
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"I'm not in danger, Skyler, I AM THE DANGER" the best line in the entire show
Say my name tops it 100%
@@Justinhomii not a prayer
One of the funniest scenes and lines of the show: "What are you a Navy seal? Do you have to have your hands registered as lethal weapons?"...when Walt is questioning Jesse on why they are using Jesse as Mike's bodyguard. Seen the show so many times and still laugh out loud every time...Everyone has a different sense of humor though.
"Register THIS!" Jesse presents middle finger. LOL!
@@angie-tq4ew best😂😂😂
Lol
@@angie-tq4ew if Jesse would’ve grabbed his crotch instead of giving the finger I would have died laughing 😂😂 but it was still pretty funny lol
The reason Bogdan keeps repeating "as is" to Walt is because he's preparing his defense down the road when Walt will learn that car wash will "need to be shut down by the inspector".
That seemed so obvious, I wondered how on earth they could have missed it.
@@bunpeishiratori5849 dude I watched this show 5 times in 6 years and still I learned it just now.
I AM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS!
Yaaas, bitch!
I think the thing about Jesse and Walt is more about the fact that Walt sees himself as Jesse’s father figure, a protector and a guide, now here’s Mike coming in and seems to be stealing that role in Jesse’s life and Walt isn’t very happy about that. He’s jealous.
Jesse’s and Walt’s relationship can be deeper than it seems at times.
Just remember how he was reacting when he was drinking with his son and Hank near the pool. It's basically the same. Jesse is "his" son, an he won't let anybody beat him as his authority/parent figure.
That may be part of it but I think the major factor is that Walt sees Jesse as his right hand man in crime. Without Jesse he couldn't have taken out Gale, set up Gus, met Tuco, etc. Without Jesse he has no henchman, and that makes him feel powerless.
So when Walt gets a soda at the vending machine he looks out into the washing area through the window and you say "I don't know what was going on there." I am glad to explain! Walt was looking out upon the area where he first fell and passed out because of his cancer that he didn't know about. Now he looks at this area because now he owns it just liked he owned his cancer.
The scene can also mean that Wslt has become so cold that he used a token money note which meant so much to Bogden, to simply buy coke from a vending machine. This scene contributes to the process of development of Heisenberg.
@@saanlaaraaa they didn’t have to change the camera angle for that. That was already apparent once he entered the cash into the vending machine.
Podcast Notes: cornered
Guests: Co-exec producer Melissa Bernstein; Jonathan Banks (Mike)
1. Vince was a huge fan of Jonathan Banks, especially in Wise Guy. He thought there was no way they’d ever get to work with him, so try hadn’t written Mike with him in mind, but when the audition tapes came in & Vince saw Jonathan’s name, he was shocked and so excited.
2. How is mike & Jesse’s relationship changing (according to Jonathan)? He likes Jesse. They think of mike as someone with a moral code who stands up for people he cares about, didn’t start out intending to be in crime, yet he has the ability to kill people. Jonathan thinks there’s something tragic about how he got here, though he doesn’t know what. Age wise, he sees Jesse as someone who could easily be his son, & he sees him as someone in trouble. The scene in the car in front of the house came very naturally to Aaron & Jonathan.
3. They’re proud of jessebfor getting smarter & better every episode at this point, using his cunning from having been on meth to get the shovels going.
4. It was Vince’s idea to send a unit out to the Four Corners. It’s native land, so they sent someone first to negotiate whether they could shoot. They sent a double for Anna the (empty) carrier, and intercut that with pieces shot on their sound stage with the actors.
Thank you for this every video Jessica! 💙
thanks for doing these, I love the insights.
@Jessica
... Thanks for these notes. I always look for your comments. :)
Did you know that Bogdan, real name Marius Stan (and his eyebrows) is a Romanian scientist and actor, and is the senior scientist at the Nuclear Engineering division at Argonne National Laboratory in the USA?
Stu Sibbald , HUH,🤔
Notice how walt took off his red shirt to reveal a darker shade of red, representing his shift into heisenberg
I also think the darker toned red represents the "danger", I mean, how he switches to getting more angry, this show is really impeccable.
I knew someone was gonna beat me to that theory lol
I love their use of color to define their characters!
In breaking bad red can represent danger blood and violence.
Walt says/does anything:
tHiS iS tHe MoMenT WaLt tUrNs iNtO hEisEnBerG
“Someone has to protect this family from the man who protects this family.” That line doesn’t get the credit it deserves.
It gets overshadowed by the "I am the danger" speech, but what Skyler said was the comeback for that, and an important one going forward.
@@jmwild1 Exactly. This kinda encapsulates the whole notion that Walt is the "awesome bad guy" while Skyler is the "bitch that only gets in the way".
I totally understand fans' love for Walt and hate for Skyler, I mean it's a power fantasy to see Walt win no matter the cost. We all have a little bit of that feeling in us whether we want to admit it or not. I love Walt as one of the most well-written characters in all of TV drama, but I don't pretend to excuse all the bad choices he's made.
mic drop moment for Skyler for sure.
I love that line its so powerful
5:15 I don't think Walt was envious of Jesse's second job with Mike. He was jealous that Jesse was hanging out with Mike and bonding with him. I think Walt didn't want to be replaced as Jesse's "father figure" by Mike.
That scene at the Four Corners Monument is underrated. I love the music, the way it's shot. Skyler's first thought of just running away from it all, and flipping a coin to decide which state to flee to. And then the resolve to stick it out kicks back in, and she moves the coin to New Mexico.
He said the famous lines, "I AM THE DANGER, I AM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS!"
Now we just have to sit back and wait for "Say My Name"
YEA WELL I AM THE ONE WHO ANSWERS THE DOOR!
@@adamcain4037 don't spoil them with lines they haven't heard yet
@@crazyloop84 yep, he spoiled it for me. people cant help themselves
Man Bryan Cranston is amazing, that i am the danger speech is PHENOMENAL
The only other actor can think of that could pull that line and scene off at the level he did, today, is Spacey.
Well it’s vince gilligan and peter gould who wrote the dialog xD so they are the ones who are phenomenal
@@RadichGaming it's not only about the dialogue though.. The way it was presented or acted, was phenomenal
@@RadichGaming lol! Writing lines isn't the same as acting them, you silly willy vanilli! If they were, Gilligan and Gould wouldn't need to hire actors at all then, would they?
Were you drunk when you posted your comment?
IM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS!
Iconic Scene
Legendary acting
Amazing television
Brilliant show
One of the most famous quotes in television history N&S! I AM THE DANGER!
“I am the one who knocks” one of my favorite monologues
"Someone needs to protect this family form the man who protects this family."
Skylar's role in a nutshell. And SO many viewers are like Walt jr. and hate her for it. :)
That was her comeback to Walter's "I am the danger". It was hard for me to understand and still hard for me to get now why people would still hate Skyler after everything Walt is doing that's putting the family at risk.
People who hate Skyler normally don't try to think about the situation too much and blame her for standing up to Walter. It's easy to notice that from any other perspective, Walter keeps shitting on her life and she gets everyone's hate for it, even the audience.
I don't like her because she is a raging hypocrite... She has no problem screwing and being with Ted, knowing he ruined lives with his intentional financial crimes, but her husband making drugs to ensure her and his kid's financial futures? That's where she draws the line?
@@magnieto1 Tell me a single character in the show who's a complete angel and never screwed up? That's one of the things about Vince Gilligan's characters, they feel real. People are not always on the verge of goodness and evil, people do good deeds and bad deeds, we make good decisions and bad decisions.
I also think Skyler sleeping with Ted was a low blow (although she did have her reasons to do so), but what you're talking about is bs. Skyler slept with him way before figuring out he was commiting tax fraud. And even when she decides to help him, she was not helping *HIM*, but if the IRS investigated her for her afiliation with Ted's company, they would've figured out something was wrong about the Whites' income (once again, thanks Walter).
Another thing I'd like to point out, everyone blames Skyler for getting it with Ted, but no one talks about Walter blatantly hitting on his own boss not shortly after, lol. Just saying.
@@TheGrimHHH Agreed. That's what's also great about this show. No one's one hundred percent good or evil. People make bad mistakes in real life, despite how frustrating that can be. All members of Walt's family have done something not to be proud of. Maybe with the exception of Walt Jr.
Anna Gunn shows again in this final scene how great her acting strength and screen presence is for BB. Skyler has developed into a figure who can match Walt in intensity. Her piercing eyes are quite amazing.
it was bryan cranston's birthday yesterday.✨
I feel like for Walt it is an ego thing, but like with Jesse... Jesse is his. And with Gus, he's trying to pull Jesse and Walt apart
This show has so many iconic quotes and moments. I kinda forgot how amazing this show is.
Walt's ego is his biggest enemy.
Great reaction once again!
🚚🤬🚗🇭🇳Bogdon kept saying “as is” because he still thinks he’s selling Walt a contaminated car wash. 🤣
I think Gus sent those women back just to make Walt feel bad and prove a point, because everyone that works there knows what’s going on. That’s why they didn’t want to go go downstairs at first, but couldn’t refuse all that money in the end.
Smh, Walt tries to outsmart Gus at every turn and someone else is always collateral damage...Skyler got her first real look at the monster (Heisenberg) inside the man and was shook! Her "someone has to protect this family from the man who protects this family" was just awesome. Let's go yo! 🚛😠🚘🇭🇳
"Tucker! Tucker!"
Such an iconic line. Really shows the true grit of the story.
Remember that the single-most important aspect of Walter White is that he feels unappreciated. He's a genius who no one appreciated. Not his former partners, not the people at the high school. Not his family. Jesse doesn't, certainly. Gus and Mike appreciate him, but not in the way he wants.
Is it any wonder he turned into a narcissist the moment he becomes recognized for something?
The “you may know this PI sitting in a car thing. But I know meth heads” is one of my favorite Jesse lines.
Legend says hes still digging today
And now you’ve experience one of the most famous and quoted lines of any tv series
watching your this series again with you makes me realize how amazing Skyler as an actor is.
Just would like to take this opportunity to thank you for these reactions and for your time.
you're welcome!!! Thank you for your support.
Walter...you see this dollar bill? One day...my eyebrows will become as large as this dollar bill...and my eyebrows shall rule the world.
Walt can be extremely irrational when it comes to his family. Typically he thinks everything he does through down to every detail, but when it comes to his family he doesn't do that.
Everyone is focusing on the "I am the danger", but "Someone has to protect this family from the man that protects this family" was such a great line too, one of the best Skylers moments
Nah..Walt's line is way better because of his acting, even samuel jackson praised him for it
@@N5FX "Was such a great line too", OP said nothing about Walts line or performance
Walt's line is WAY more iconic & memorable...it just is what it is
The pollos hermanos trucks are part of Gus's "hiding in plain sight" strategy, they can't just start using suspicious looking trucks that would compromise the entire operation.
"I'm the one who knocks" speech
Look at the rage and anger on Walt's face during this scene as he delivers those lines. Almost as if he's insulted that Skylar would even suggest that that could happen to him. And for her to have those thoughts, insinuating that he's could get arrested or die, i.e that he is weak, is insulting to Walt hence why he spouts out how strong and powerful he is. How beyond the law and even death he is. That's the sign of a man beyond rules and principles, an totalitarian. A tyrannical one.
Walter White's greatest sin isn't anger or greed. It's pride.
So said the Greeks a long time ago❤
Walt is becoming reckless, clinging onto the illusion of control as he loses control over almost everything in his life. Even Jesse. His "I am the man who knocks" speech is driven by that denial.
I don't think it's so much denial as it's ego. His egomaniacal and it manifests as Hisenberg.
The denial is based on his ego.
Yup, and the grand irony is that Walt *wasn't* the one who knocked. Not that he isn't completely capable of murder at this point, but the reality is that he was sitting at gunpoint while Jesse did the deed. Without Jesse he would have been the one in the barrel instead of Victor.
I can’t believe we are already at “the one who knocks”! y’all are on a roll 🙌🏾 But really- one of the most iconic if not the most iconic lines of the whole series.
Finally, I can send you that "I am the danger" merch! 😁
Elisabeth Larsen haha! I wondered who would do it!
It’s interesting how the roles of Skylar and Walt are almost perfectly reversed from Season 3 to Season 4.
First it was Skylar making selfish decisions, now it’s Walter
"Someone must protect this family, from the man who wants to protect this family"
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One of the best lines of this show. It crushed Walt properly.
When Steven quoted, "I am the danger" he totally sounded like Cookie Monster.
Oh, and hello from 2021
Finally another famous line from the series. Been waiting for this one too! Famous "I am the one who knocks."
Nikki is so used to Steven saying yo, she doesn't even roll her eyes when he says it anymore lol
One of my ALL TIME favorite lines on Breaking Bad: "Someone has to protect this family from the man who protects this family." FUCK YEAH SKYLER!!!! That's my girl!!
I think the camera was set on walt when hank was talking about gales genius to show Walt’s increasing anger on his face because gales being praised
Hey I found this video 8 minutes after it came out. I love that you guys usually upload when I'm about go to sleep (1am in Vietnam right now) so I have something to watch before bed.
🚚🤬🚗🇭🇳 some of the best and most quoted lines of the series in this episode. Shows what wonderful actors they all are. Bryan Cranston's monologue to Skylar "I AM the danger! I AM the one who knocks!" And skylars reaction are amazing. She didnt even have to say anything to convey what she was feeling. And "someone has to protect this family from the man who protects this family." The way she delivers the line and her piercing stare is fantastic. Gus' line to Jesse about seeing things in people. When gus is talking to Mike right before and the way gus just stares at mike with his dead, creepy eyes is so awesome. Jesse proving he isnt just some junkie... that he is smart and has grown. All the characters are so well written and the actors just nail their parts. I love it. I always felt so bad for the ladies but I do think they knew what was going on, gus sent them away to prove a point to walt. Its like when victor started cooking without gus' ok and then gets his throat slit. Walt thought he was being smarter than gus and trying to show gus up and gus was like nope... Now because of you doing something without my ok people are getting punished.
U have no idea how long I've been waiting 4 u guys 2 react 2 this episode!!
The scene where Walt takes Bogdan's first dollar he ever earned and spends it on a Coke is one of my favorites in the entire show. Such disrespect!
Love it! Nonchalantly smashing the frame was the best.
I am not in danger skyler, I am the danger.....lol love that line, its actually my ringtone ;)
The unanswered question for this episode is what happened with Gus's delivery truck. Last time Mike survived to drive it out of public view, but this time it was just left there for law enforcement to find. Surely that would have raised some red flags on why one of their trucks would have been hit like that, and why there were armed guard on board.
I thought that was odd too. Maybe it will be addressed in upcoming episodes
Re: your intro discussion, I don't think Walt's ego is making him angry because he thinks HE should be getting the extra job outside the lab. Instead, I think he's angry because his ego insists that HE's Jesse's boss, and he doesn't like Jesse answering to anyone but him.
I think that while Walt really hates the idea of his work being attributed to someone else, it's also a direct conflict between him and Hank, where Walt doesn't want Hank to think he beat him (even though Hank doesn't know it was him).
"Why does he keep saying "as is"...?...One minute later, Walt wants to use the lucky $1 bill to buy a Coke...
There's a Tucker St downtown where I live and every time I pass it I yell TUCKER out loud like that guy in the house
You live in St Louis?
I love that line "I'm The One Who Knocks"
I think Steven should say that to Nikki from time to time. Like when she's like why do you let your tools on the floor he should be like "don't talk to me this way I am the Danger!"
Hi, I'm not sure if this was already mentioned in the earlier videos but I just wanted to point out a little detail from the 'Box Cutter' episode when Gus slit Victor's throat and was holding him while he bled out. While doing that he first looked at Walt who was gagging and looking away in disgust but then he shifted his eyes to Jessie who on the other hand held his ground and stared right back at him. You could see at that moment that whatever plans he had they would involve Jessie instead of Walt.
Just wanted to point that out because of what Gus said to Jessie in today's episode - 'I like to think I see things in people'. Love you guys, keep it up! :)
I understand what you're saying. I'd like to think I saw the same thing. There's definitely a shift in the way Gus looked at Jesse after Jesse stared him down. Good call, and thanks for remembering to mention it. I always want to say something at the moment, but can't because of spoiler, then I'd forget when it's appropriate to do so.
@@angie-tq4ew - in the next episode, which I just watched for about the 15th time a few nights ago, I just noticed some deeper meaning to all of this, too that I never noticed before. I think what Gus saw was Jesse was like a dog when he killed Victor. Dogs growl back and bark at people, especially certain kinds of dogs...And what do we find out that Gus sees in Jesse? Loyalty. Dogs are most known for their loyalty....So what's the name of the episode? Problem "dog". Gus views Jesse as a dog that can be "trained" into Loyalty. So his strategy is to bring Jesse over to his pack, and have him abandon Walt...Of course, the title of the episode also has multiple meanings...
Walts biggest downfalls were his narcissism and lack of intelligent humility, his inability to recognize his own mistakes and accept responsibility for his own choices then strive to make better ones (which always go hand and hand with narcissists). Those are also the real reasons he turned to criminality in the first place, instead of a legit high paying position back at Grey Matter. The cancer was the catalyst, but his narcissism was the reason. A lot of people only see how he was gangster. I see how he was actually an emotional cripple and a very weak person. Jesse though, he was the beating, broken heart and moral compass of this show. Smarter than anyone gave him credit for (robbing trains, and magnets bitch! 😂👏), wore his heart on his sleeve, a natural born protector of children and those weaker and smaller than him, and was fiercely loyal. His authentic self is kind, loving, and just. He’s an innately good person who did bad things, which he then could only blame himself for, to the point that guilt would eat him alive. I’ve always loved him. Dearly. He’s my favorite character. Also this episode contains one of the most famous scenes in tv history. The danger speech 😂🤣
2 signature lines: 'Say my name' and '*I* AM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS'
It has become clear that Walt's ego is the true 'villain' of the show.
Meth heads scene was so realistic. Tweakers get into projects: collecting and hoarding, looking for "buried treasure", cleaning compulsively, etc. First time I saw this episode I was sure Jesse was gonna say he was looking for buried treasure.
Been refreshin for this!! lmao LETS GOOOO YO!!🙌🏼🙌🏼 That N&S react hoodie is TIGHT YO!
What a lovely surprise . Just made my day!
I love the fact that you guys are watching the show. It was my favorite modern show of all time. I like watching it again with you. More fun ahead…
Bogdon kept saying “as is” because of the crap Skylar pulled w the code enforcement guy to make him sale the place. So he thinks there are big problems w the place and he dumped them off on Walt to have to pay to repair them.
My favourite moment from tv ever! been waiting
That was Dewey Crowe! I forgot he was in this show! Lol
I would like to tell the creator of the generic that in the initial boxes the first number at the bottom left has to be the atomic number corresponding to the chemical element, namely 7 for nitrogen (N) and 16 for sulphur (S).
Look at when Walt takes off his shirt to reveal the darker red. He turns evil (Heisenberg)
Evdog04 *Walt does anything. “THis Is thE moMeNt WAlt tURns iNto HeiSEnbErg.
Epic Gamer Nice name btw
Evdog04 thank u fellow gamer
OMGF IS THAT THE EXACT MOMENT WALTER BECOMES HEISENBERG😱😱😱
"I'm the one who knocks" ...lie
"Someone has to protect this family from the man who protects this family" ... true.
He keeps saying "as is" because he thought he was ripping Walt off with the water problems
Finally!!! I waited so long for this episode :D
I appreciate your compassion for the ladies. I never believed they were put on a bus. I add these ladies to Walt’s body count.
Jan Pierre M Pangyarihan Ha! Or Morales.
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"I AM the danger. Someone opens their door and gets shot and you think this of me? No! I AM the one who knocks"
Chills.
I’ve sooooo been waiting for this one! And you know why!
I am the danger! I am the one who knocks! The most iconic lines from Breaking Bad! Love it!!!
Using unmarked trucks is a good idea! Gus should have tried that.
Finally something fun to watch. Feel like lately i been surrounded by RKelly and MJ videos all week
Walt and Gus fighting for Jesse's soul. With this new job, Gus has given Jesse some purpose in his life...it makes him feel he's got more self-worth. Plus, ever so slowly, he's bonding with Mike (Gus' main man). Meanwhile, all Walt can counter with is demeaning arguing that backfires. Gus and Walt both want Jesse's loyalty.
Despite Heisenberg's terrifying "I am the one who knocks" speech, I like that Skyler stands toe-to-toe with him and zings him with "I have to protect the family from the person who protects the family". She's rightfully scared, but yet she still stands up to him.
A few episodes Skyler and Saul made Bogdon think that the car wash needed to be shutdown for 6 weeks and an expensive new filtration system would need to be installed. That's why Bogdon kept saying "as is".
I am the one who knocks is one of the biggest quotes to come from this show
I always look forward to see if Nikki rolls her eyes after Steve says “YO!” :)
Best line in the show “I’m the danger in the one who knocks”
When he throws his "I am the one who knocls!" speech, that sick darker shade of red in Walt''s shirt, almost black, seems supiciously like the color of congealed blood, I think...
Finally, the legendary scene is here.
Just a cool Easter Egg, the Mustang that Walt got for his kid is the same one that Glenn in TWD found and was tearing down the highway in with the alarm blaring
Walt may be able to figure out Gus’ plans...but he has no power to stop them and Gus knows it.
In figuring out the plan he just drove the wedge between them himself. They skipped it, but "This is all about me!" is one of the most telling lines Walt speaks in the show.
Great editing, Steve!! Awesome intro!
thank you... comments about the editing make me very happy so I really appreciate it.
One of the best moments in the whole show. Yes!!!!!!!
Hi guys I just started watching your reactions, which are amazing by the way, thanks for sharing.. couldn’t find any other way to ask, has anyone suggest you guys to react to the haunting of hill house? Only one season, and it’s very damn good. Cheers
I just realized that Tucker's friend inside is the same actor who plays one of the "best" meth heads in TV history on Justified.
i thought bogdon was saying 'as is' because of the pollution in the ground and the water filtration system