I think saying Walt's behaviour is down to a coping mechanism is being too kind. Walt has spent his entire life being trodden on and emasculated by people who were clearly less intelligent than him. Him cooking starts with good intentions but his true addiction is the power and that is the REAL Walt
Fun fact…BB was filmed entirely with hand-held cameras (except for the time lapse scenes)… that’s why it looks a little shaky and more real to life which makes us the viewers feel more unsettled.
@@huliohuliohamijo oh obviously it’s meant to highlight his ego and his desire for masculinity, I’m just relating it to some real world examples of folks who get horribly mean when they drink
4:45 I saw this show a few years ago and didn't think much of this part but in the meantime I had a bad accident (coma for a couple of months level), barely survived, did all the physio, came back and I see this part in a new light. You go through these both stages. Why me? Why the accident? Why did I survive? Why was I lucky? It puts things in a whole new perspective and It's tough to wrap your head around this concept of life/death, if you deserve it, would you have done something differently, how will you deal with everything that changed you etc.
It's not really about addiction for Walt. Recall the pissing match with Hank over the tequila. This show is ultimately about masculinity. What does it mean to be a man? In the beginning Walt was henpecked by Skylar, immasculate by Hank, and a failure professionally. Cooking makes Walt feel like a man, a provided.
You said "it makes him feel like a man." I don't think that is why he does it. It seems more like it makes him feel alive. In one of the very first episodes he told Jessie he was "awake." Then he told Jessie "this is the first day of the rest of your life." Walt's brush with death opened his eyes and became a risk taker and loves it.
The drinking scene is one of the most deplorable scenes in the show. Setting your kid up for failure on some sort of ego trip, just such horrible parenting. Although, on the other hand, maybe Junior won't be drinking for quite awhile 😅
But the next morning Junior is asking "aren't you proud of how much I drank?" It seems like he sees the whole thing as something to live up to. As a parent that would haunt my dreams - and from Walt's reaction he might feel the same way. Maybe a lesson for WALT more than for Junior haha.
I’m so stoked for the next 3 episodes, that’s when the series really kicks into high gear Edit: also sad we didn’t get to see their reaction to Jane picking the eggshell out of her breakfast, seriously maybe her cutest moment lol
I actually like this episode. It sorta eases you into the idea that everybody is awful. At first you think it's just Walt. But, they got him just trying to be useful at home, while they give you reveals on Ted, Skylar and Jane.
Jesse and Walt are a zero sum game of decency for the rest of the show. Also, yes. Hank is the man. Methed out is definitely a way to put it. Tweaking is probably the more commonly used.
This is when Walter's entire "I do it for my family" gets thrown out the window. At this point on, Walter's ego was allowed to slowly take him over. That's ultimately the result of the Hank blowup. It's all ego.
Not entirely. Recall Walt was working two jobs to make ends meet. Yes, his medical situation has improved, but his financial situation has not. Cooking still pays the bills. He can still justify his actions as for his family.
It took me several watch throughs to really tune in to Walt's underlying pathology and here you guys are getting it first time. Have to say I am impressed with how perceptive you both are, it makes the reaction that much more enjoyable.
If I were going to place a bet on Walt and Skyler's origin story, my money is on Skyler being Walt's rebound relationship after Gretchen. What his actual relationship was with Gretchen is open to debate as well.
One thing about this show that I love are the shown consequences of drinking. Every time Walt drinks, he commits some critical error of ego. (Saul too in his show).
@@havok6280 He said exactly that ("some critical error of ego") Alcohol is not the problem, but alcohol definitely lowers the barriers, alcohol (and any other drug that lower your psychological barrier) its a quite dangerous catalyst for people with inflated egos and BB shows that.
A former addict here we called it lit,tweaked, geeked or gone. Gone being the worst" he's gone completely surrender to it and not looking for a way out"
Tankless is surprisingly affordable if it's a Natural Gas one. I switched about five years ago and I love it. Although I have been told by an installer that the further north you go, the less efficient they are, due to ground water temperature. But coastal North Carolina, brilliant!
Just so true. Heating a tank of water 24/7 is basically what convinced me to do it, even though it was a little more, and they did have to change the venting.@@Stevarooni
you guys talk through the most important parts of the show that you miss subtle things, why can’t you guys just wait until it’s over to have the conversation lmfao
I love when your videos go this deep on the psychoanalysis. Even as someone who's spent way too much time thinking about Breaking Bad, you manage to broaden my perspective. I also love that you empathize with both sides of many of the conflicts in the show. I probably root for Walt more than I should, but I also adore Skyler and feel like she puts up with or even forgives way more of Walt's behavior than anyone should. A lot of the areas where you're not sure which side to take, I think that's usually the point. The glimpses we're shown of the characters' histories are there to give us an understanding where the character's motivations come from, but usually stop short of giving us answers with regard to whether they're justified in that perspective. We need to know that Walt has been secretly nursing a grudge against Gretchen and Elliot for close to 3 decades, but not necessarily whether the grudge is warranted (Gretchen seems genuinely shocked to learn Walt sees things this way, but she could be in the dark about something Elliot might have done or could have bought into a self-absolving narrative). We need to know that Jesse and Jane both have difficult relationships with their parents, but not necessarily whether the problem is their own misbehavior or their parents' unreasonableness. We don't need to know whether Skyler stopped working for Ted because she was disgusted with his behavior or because she was tempted by him but chose loyalty to Walt. We just need to know that there's history there, and that it's informing the characters' behavior now. There is a throwaway line in the final season of Better Call Saul that subtly puts a finger on one side of the scale on the Walt vs. Gretchen and Elliot conflict, but that always bothered me since 1) it seems like cheating to tip the scale from outside the self-contained story of Breaking Bad and 2) I have long felt that the opposite interpretation adds a considerable amount of poignancy to the culmination of that storyline within Breaking Bad.
A client who had been a bartender for years in a biker bar told me “it doesn’t matter how nice they are when they come in, if they’ve been drinking gin or tequila, by the time they leave - they’re MEAN.”
Walt takes a perfect "breaking the rules" bonding moment between him, Walt Jr and Hank, and ruins it with his ego, he couldn't handle the attention not on him, and the split moment of Walt Jr and Hank sorta play fighting sent him over the edge, a sorta "how dare you bond with MY son" way.
18:04 be honest, saying that to your partner and then passing a cute drawing to them apologizing would NEVER work on a woman. I could be way off but I get the sense only a love struck dude would let someone off the hook that fast for saying such a f’d up thing.
That guy at the end had NO NECK. Geez. Not someone i'd tangle with if i didn't have to and i'm a big and tall guy myself. One of my fave episodes only b/c of the ending starting w/ him spotting the shopping cart. Love the channel!
You two and LM Reactions are such a breath of fresh air in the react channel world. Two pairs of women with a lot of emotional intelligence breaking down great drama. So many people only seem to understand character motivations on a surface level. You two do a great job putting yourself in all the different characters' shoes, and relating it to experiences in your own lives. Hope you guys react to HotD (even though the strike kinda ruined season 2 by cutting 2 episodes)
Perhaps Jane was overreacting to Jessie overreacting. He has the freedom to do whatever he wants where as she has to live under a microscope. Afterwards, she was probably sorry she burned Jessie but, her original intention was to protect him.
It would have been funny as hell if the guy Walt was mean mugging said, "Man, fuck you!" And just knocked him out cold.😂😂😂 (It would have also been more realistic but I get it, it's a t.v. show. I can suspend my disbelief, I'm just saying.)
The thing is they didn’t know who they were dealing with. I don’t mean that in a ‘Walt’s a badass’ way; they genuinely didn’t know what his deal was. Walt acting like ‘the man’ and knowledge was giving off the vibe he was way more powerful than he actually was here; they didn’t want to do something and live wondering if they’d be hunted down later, even though viewers know in this case that Walt isn’t capable of that.
@@flightdub6056 I get that but there's always going to be someone that will challenge you in the drug world, no matter your reputation or rumors about how badass you are or whatever. And Walt didn't have any weapons with him or anything so the guy could have easily taken him out so he better be glad he didn't lol
I really like that you guys point out the difference between Hank not being a nice man & him being a good person. We think of him as douchy and racist in these earlier seasons (which he is) but we also get to know him enough to see that he would do anything for the people he loves, unlike Walter.
@@thedarkemissary because he didn't swallow his pride and take the money from the rich people who only wanted to help him. He never had to risk his life and his freedom cooking meth
There's probably something going wrong with copyright but this episode is feeling a lot worse, not only because of shoving the show footage into a tiny box, but specially because of talking over the scenes
Wow. Talk about toxic feminism. Rationalizing Skyler's cheating and emotional abuse of Walt while condemning them when done by men. What double standard BS. It is either always wrong or always acceptable. Situational morality is crap.
You’re obviously working through some strong feelings. In no way is anyone’s behavior in this show appropriate or excusable - lol - that’s the whole point of the show. You’re misunderstanding our comments and not realizing we dissect things it is from a writing perspective. It’s an analysis of what the writers were thinking or maybe trying to convey. Seeing as you’re this upset about “toxic feminism” or whatever man v woman jargon then the writers of BB are winning! In getting an emotional response from you.. I wish you luck it seems like some introspection and letting go of emotions is in order as feminism is heavy on your mind! 🫶🏼
Two things: 1. Toxic feminism is absolutely a thing. But this wasn’t it, my guy. 2. Situation morality is crap, but everyone in history not named Jesus Christ has participated in it so there’s no high horse to be on here.
Breaking Bad's an amazing show. The drama increases with each episode until the end! Would love to see you react to House of Cards featuring Kevin Spacey. It's a political drama that shows the extremely dark side of politics.
The guy is still a nothing burger to his friends and family. He has *one* accomplishment to his name, except it's NOT to his name. Even that effort is attributed to someone else.
Poor Jesse he was all happy they are going to sell all thag meth and make all that money and his teacher is going to live and he has a girlfriend that lives next door he is making breakfast for but his happyness never last for him it always comes crashing down
I absolutely love these two and the reactions ! About time we call out the toxic masculinity in the show. These two really cut through the crap and I love their takes on this. Feels very different from when it first came out.
@@lukeanimal Yeah but I'm old, and I laugh at all this new woke terminology like "toxic masculinity" made up by feminists who want to emasculate men. Twenty-five years ago that term didn't exist. You could simply say the show is about a greedy egomaniac... And how come you never hear the term "toxic FEMININITY"?? Because the implication is that only men are toxic, which is BS.
I feel like you should watch someone else if you don't like these two... Why expect someone to act exactly like you want them too? That's narcissistic and entitled. The point of reaction videos is to see how people who aren't you react to something. I mean if you want to hear all the dialogue then watch the show yourself ffs.
Generic movie prop tequila label. They can’t show a brand, especially alcohol so they just create generic labels. The 1.75 L bottle is more of an indicator it’s not that great
Walt is definitely NO saint, but Skylar genuinely started to get on my nerves starting around this time in the show to the point that her scenes became nearly unbearable to watch/re-watch. If the writers intentionally wanted viewers to hate her character, I feel like they beyond succeeded in that.
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I love how the other dealers in this episode look like the wario and waluigi of Walt and Jesse
Lol
That's a good description, I always called them Dollar Store Walt and Jesse
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Lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah, I always liked that they were analogous too haha
Walter feels like a poor thing at home, where everyone feels sorry for him. but on the streets he feels powerful.
I think saying Walt's behaviour is down to a coping mechanism is being too kind. Walt has spent his entire life being trodden on and emasculated by people who were clearly less intelligent than him. Him cooking starts with good intentions but his true addiction is the power and that is the REAL Walt
Yep! Pretty sure if Walt had continued in the corporate sector he would be the exact same kind of personality. Minus the murdering probably.
Yes and No. You seem to forget that he chooses to save Jessie at the end of the series.
Fun fact…BB was filmed entirely with hand-held cameras (except for the time lapse scenes)… that’s why it looks a little shaky and more real to life which makes us the viewers feel more unsettled.
Walter is such a mean drunk. That whole scene felt so real to me as someone who’s dealt with someone who acts like that when they’re drunk
Same, had a friend that who do that.
Walt is mean period. He doesn't need booze. He wasn't drunk in the scene with Junior and Hank.
I don't think that's the point of that scene.
@@huliohuliohamijo oh obviously it’s meant to highlight his ego and his desire for masculinity, I’m just relating it to some real world examples of folks who get horribly mean when they drink
@@brettbaumler754tequila or gin. Watch out! 💥
It's this episode Walt understands his feelings and motivations. And so do we.
Nah we definitely get it way before fr
1:38 the duality of human. 1 thinks of horror, the other thinks of joy. The catalyst is butter
4:45 I saw this show a few years ago and didn't think much of this part but in the meantime I had a bad accident (coma for a couple of months level), barely survived, did all the physio, came back and I see this part in a new light. You go through these both stages. Why me? Why the accident? Why did I survive? Why was I lucky? It puts things in a whole new perspective and It's tough to wrap your head around this concept of life/death, if you deserve it, would you have done something differently, how will you deal with everything that changed you etc.
It's not really about addiction for Walt. Recall the pissing match with Hank over the tequila.
This show is ultimately about masculinity. What does it mean to be a man? In the beginning Walt was henpecked by Skylar, immasculate by Hank, and a failure professionally. Cooking makes Walt feel like a man, a provided.
I’d say it’s more about ego, than masculinity.
@John__Dough In this instance, they are kind of tied into one.
@@brownsey1 yeah, a big ol' bundle of toxic masculinity
You said "it makes him feel like a man." I don't think that is why he does it. It seems more like it makes him feel alive. In one of the very first episodes he told Jessie he was "awake." Then he told Jessie "this is the first day of the rest of your life." Walt's brush with death opened his eyes and became a risk taker and loves it.
The people who install those hot water systems do it even if it is a tankless job.
boooo 😆
The drinking scene is one of the most deplorable scenes in the show. Setting your kid up for failure on some sort of ego trip, just such horrible parenting.
Although, on the other hand, maybe Junior won't be drinking for quite awhile 😅
Exactly. You wanted to drink? Drink!
But the next morning Junior is asking "aren't you proud of how much I drank?" It seems like he sees the whole thing as something to live up to. As a parent that would haunt my dreams - and from Walt's reaction he might feel the same way. Maybe a lesson for WALT more than for Junior haha.
Isn‘t he 16 😅? Oh yeah america i forgot
"setting your kid up for failure" Holy shit americans are delusional
I’m so stoked for the next 3 episodes, that’s when the series really kicks into high gear
Edit: also sad we didn’t get to see their reaction to Jane picking the eggshell out of her breakfast, seriously maybe her cutest moment lol
I actually like this episode. It sorta eases you into the idea that everybody is awful. At first you think it's just Walt. But, they got him just trying to be useful at home, while they give you reveals on Ted, Skylar and Jane.
Looved the post-discussion and how into the show y’all are getting, can’t wait for the upcoming episodes!!
Jesse and Walt are a zero sum game of decency for the rest of the show.
Also, yes. Hank is the man.
Methed out is definitely a way to put it. Tweaking is probably the more commonly used.
This is when Walter's entire "I do it for my family" gets thrown out the window. At this point on, Walter's ego was allowed to slowly take him over. That's ultimately the result of the Hank blowup. It's all ego.
No, no, no! He's a hero 😅
Not entirely. Recall Walt was working two jobs to make ends meet. Yes, his medical situation has improved, but his financial situation has not. Cooking still pays the bills. He can still justify his actions as for his family.
How do you figure? They haven't sold the meth yet.
👏Jesse 👏is 👏America’s 👏Sweetheart
Period!!
Loaded and tweaked are pretty standard terms for using harder drugs like meth or crack.
It took me several watch throughs to really tune in to Walt's underlying pathology and here you guys are getting it first time. Have to say I am impressed with how perceptive you both are, it makes the reaction that much more enjoyable.
If I were going to place a bet on Walt and Skyler's origin story, my money is on Skyler being Walt's rebound relationship after Gretchen. What his actual relationship was with Gretchen is open to debate as well.
I think skyler didn't challenge Walt so he never felt small in comparison to her.
STAY OUT OF MY TERRITORY HEISENBERG SAYS HELLO
That little goth girl is Krysten Ritter, the start of Marvel's Jessica Jones! S1 is well worth reacting too if you like Krysten in Breaking Bad.
One thing about this show that I love are the shown consequences of drinking. Every time Walt drinks, he commits some critical error of ego. (Saul too in his show).
Not really. He drinks on several occasions without consequences. Alcohol isn't his problem. His ego is.
@@havok6280 He said exactly that ("some critical error of ego") Alcohol is not the problem, but alcohol definitely lowers the barriers, alcohol (and any other drug that lower your psychological barrier) its a quite dangerous catalyst for people with inflated egos and BB shows that.
the cold openings this season were amazing
A former addict here we called it lit,tweaked, geeked or gone. Gone being the worst" he's gone completely surrender to it and not looking for a way out"
Tankless is surprisingly affordable if it's a Natural Gas one. I switched about five years ago and I love it. Although I have been told by an installer that the further north you go, the less efficient they are, due to ground water temperature. But coastal North Carolina, brilliant!
On the other hand, if you leave the house for a day your water heater isn't fighting to keep a tank of water up to the right temperature.
Just so true. Heating a tank of water 24/7 is basically what convinced me to do it, even though it was a little more, and they did have to change the venting.@@Stevarooni
Im really enjoying the analysis and discussion about these episodes
Hank would be the coolest uncle ever. BTW Maple and Arianna got a nice sense of style
Great commentary, you guys are clearly paying attention and appreciating all the little nuances. Keep up the good work!
you guys talk through the most important parts of the show that you miss subtle things, why can’t you guys just wait until it’s over to have the conversation lmfao
cause then i wouldnt have enough to cut around and we've have to show way less of the show anyways.
I love when your videos go this deep on the psychoanalysis. Even as someone who's spent way too much time thinking about Breaking Bad, you manage to broaden my perspective. I also love that you empathize with both sides of many of the conflicts in the show. I probably root for Walt more than I should, but I also adore Skyler and feel like she puts up with or even forgives way more of Walt's behavior than anyone should.
A lot of the areas where you're not sure which side to take, I think that's usually the point. The glimpses we're shown of the characters' histories are there to give us an understanding where the character's motivations come from, but usually stop short of giving us answers with regard to whether they're justified in that perspective. We need to know that Walt has been secretly nursing a grudge against Gretchen and Elliot for close to 3 decades, but not necessarily whether the grudge is warranted (Gretchen seems genuinely shocked to learn Walt sees things this way, but she could be in the dark about something Elliot might have done or could have bought into a self-absolving narrative). We need to know that Jesse and Jane both have difficult relationships with their parents, but not necessarily whether the problem is their own misbehavior or their parents' unreasonableness. We don't need to know whether Skyler stopped working for Ted because she was disgusted with his behavior or because she was tempted by him but chose loyalty to Walt. We just need to know that there's history there, and that it's informing the characters' behavior now.
There is a throwaway line in the final season of Better Call Saul that subtly puts a finger on one side of the scale on the Walt vs. Gretchen and Elliot conflict, but that always bothered me since 1) it seems like cheating to tip the scale from outside the self-contained story of Breaking Bad and 2) I have long felt that the opposite interpretation adds a considerable amount of poignancy to the culmination of that storyline within Breaking Bad.
27:54 least surprising opinion
18:20 In Northern California in the late 90s, being high on crystal/crank/meth/speed was “spun”
A client who had been a bartender for years in a biker bar told me “it doesn’t matter how nice they are when they come in, if they’ve been drinking gin or tequila, by the time they leave - they’re MEAN.”
The tequila part is actually so uncomfortable to watch my god
1:11 All will be explained at the end of this season.
Jesse is great, that's why he got his own movie besides exploring Saul Goodman (which is great) El Camino rules
Walt takes a perfect "breaking the rules" bonding moment between him, Walt Jr and Hank, and ruins it with his ego, he couldn't handle the attention not on him, and the split moment of Walt Jr and Hank sorta play fighting sent him over the edge, a sorta "how dare you bond with MY son" way.
Maple's face in the thumbnail 😅😂
That’s her poopin face
18:04 be honest, saying that to your partner and then passing a cute drawing to them apologizing would NEVER work on a woman.
I could be way off but I get the sense only a love struck dude would let someone off the hook that fast for saying such a f’d up thing.
You hit the nail on the head, except it does go both ways. If someone truly is lovestruck over you, any apology would work as long as it’s genuine.
Jesse doesn't seem like a meth user. Always bothered me that his pipe was so dirty too, their 99% pure meth wouldn't leave any residue
It's safe to assume Jesse's pipe looked that way long before he met Walt.
13:03 I mean not to be a dick but Walt jr could’ve aimed anywhere BUT the pool.
And no son, you didn’t keep up.
lol let him have the drinking as keeping up. You know he’s never been able to keep up in a foot race.
@@therealneal3034 Jesus man smh 😆
That guy at the end had NO NECK. Geez. Not someone i'd tangle with if i didn't have to and i'm a big and tall guy myself. One of my fave episodes only b/c of the ending starting w/ him spotting the shopping cart. Love the channel!
If you can’t remember the towel dispenser punching then it’s been too long between watching episodes.
Skylar's outfit at 16:04 was kinda inviting. What you think? I mean she knows that guy likes her right? Why did she do that?
What photo? I have seen this show long time ago yea.@@gthewolf7948
By the end of the series the only totally innocent person will be Walt Jr.
Love your reactions! Always a blast.
Gd this shows so good. Love the delivery of that last line
He doesn't like being powerful.
He is powerful. He doesn't plan to do these things. He is who he is.
I am big. it's the pictures that got small
@@Diegesis ha ha>> Nice one.
you guys understand walt so perfectly
Iconic ending! Can't not think of Walt's Heisenberg stare if I hear TV on the Radio on the radio.
You two and LM Reactions are such a breath of fresh air in the react channel world. Two pairs of women with a lot of emotional intelligence breaking down great drama.
So many people only seem to understand character motivations on a surface level. You two do a great job putting yourself in all the different characters' shoes, and relating it to experiences in your own lives.
Hope you guys react to HotD (even though the strike kinda ruined season 2 by cutting 2 episodes)
18:12 yes its called "methed out" 😂
9:17 a serial killer?
The guy just paid 80k to not kill someone that was a huge threat to him
Hank sneakily bought Junior beer.
Walt just big balls the situation and pours 3 shots, openly!
I don't think HVAC guys work on water heaters Ms. Maple! Walter can do it himshelf.
I love the song at the end of this episode. TV on the Radio - DLZ
That is a fictional brand of Tequila but meant to be a $50 bottle so not cheap
Waltuh , stay out of me tequila !
Perhaps Jane was overreacting to Jessie overreacting.
He has the freedom to do whatever he wants where as she has to live under a microscope.
Afterwards, she was probably sorry she burned Jessie but, her original intention was to protect him.
lol damn, the discussion portion of this video is just as long as the reaction.
Two more episodes until shit falls apart.
To be honest cooking seems fun just chemistry in general is cool you see these random chemicals become something and you know you created it
i played guitar back then....
So anyway here’s Wonder Wall
Maple and Arianna reactions are the best thing on my timeline.
It would have been funny as hell if the guy Walt was mean mugging said, "Man, fuck you!" And just knocked him out cold.😂😂😂 (It would have also been more realistic but I get it, it's a t.v. show. I can suspend my disbelief, I'm just saying.)
The thing is they didn’t know who they were dealing with. I don’t mean that in a ‘Walt’s a badass’ way; they genuinely didn’t know what his deal was. Walt acting like ‘the man’ and knowledge was giving off the vibe he was way more powerful than he actually was here; they didn’t want to do something and live wondering if they’d be hunted down later, even though viewers know in this case that Walt isn’t capable of that.
@@flightdub6056 I get that but there's always going to be someone that will challenge you in the drug world, no matter your reputation or rumors about how badass you are or whatever. And Walt didn't have any weapons with him or anything so the guy could have easily taken him out so he better be glad he didn't lol
@@flightdub6056 HE'S A BLOWFISH
17:23 Ted, my guy, the woman is pregnant and her husband has cancer. Da fug you doin’ bruh
Maple’s smile is my dopamine😊
I really like that you guys point out the difference between Hank not being a nice man & him being a good person. We think of him as douchy and racist in these earlier seasons (which he is) but we also get to know him enough to see that he would do anything for the people he loves, unlike Walter.
What makes you think Walt wouldn't do anything for the people he loves?
Cause he lies to Skylar? Hank's lied to Marie before.
@@thedarkemissary because he didn't swallow his pride and take the money from the rich people who only wanted to help him. He never had to risk his life and his freedom cooking meth
@@stepheng1523 And? Hank didn't swallow his pride and admit he had trauma. Still not making a distinction between the two.
@@thedarkemissary I didn't say anything about hank. You implied that Walt would do anything for the people he loves. Which is clearly false.
@@stepheng1523 Read the original post. If you're not gonna add anything relevant to the conversation, why are you chiming in?
The word for high on meth is "spun."
There's nothing good come out of Jessie and Jane together. Both aren't willing to fight their addiction.
There's probably something going wrong with copyright but this episode is feeling a lot worse, not only because of shoving the show footage into a tiny box, but specially because of talking over the scenes
Hey, if it isn't my two favorite over reactors! (Just kidding. Kinda.)
basically it all comes down to Walt's huge huge ego in this show💰💰💰
One of the badass endings of the series!
Y’all really need to drop BB more often!!!!
11:13 so she’s not sober anymore 😓 . Jessie is the bad influence at first but then…
I'm only here for my daily dose of Heisenberginitis 😏
Wait.. delayed? Stop teasing! ;-)
Wow. Talk about toxic feminism. Rationalizing Skyler's cheating and emotional abuse of Walt while condemning them when done by men. What double standard BS.
It is either always wrong or always acceptable. Situational morality is crap.
You’re obviously working through some strong feelings. In no way is anyone’s behavior in this show appropriate or excusable - lol - that’s the whole point of the show. You’re misunderstanding our comments and not realizing we dissect things it is from a writing perspective. It’s an analysis of what the writers were thinking or maybe trying to convey. Seeing as you’re this upset about “toxic feminism” or whatever man v woman jargon then the writers of BB are winning! In getting an emotional response from you..
I wish you luck it seems like some introspection and letting go of emotions is in order as feminism is heavy on your mind! 🫶🏼
Two things:
1. Toxic feminism is absolutely a thing. But this wasn’t it, my guy.
2. Situation morality is crap, but everyone in history not named Jesus Christ has participated in it so there’s no high horse to be on here.
You're absolutely correct.
But the word "toxic" is redundant here
Hank is ignorant, but he does care. Better than many others I would say.
tv on the radio BANGS!!!!
Right?!
Breaking Bad's an amazing show. The drama increases with each episode until the end! Would love to see you react to House of Cards featuring Kevin Spacey. It's a political drama that shows the extremely dark side of politics.
Seriously that I have to wait another week for the next episode?
One of the best tv series 🙌
Also I recommend you The Bear 🐻
Is there a professional hairstylist on set now?
18:09 yipped
Ok, who the hell got them tandem comfort Red Pandas thooooo??? 😅
it was ME of course!
Ok why the he'll would you even say that
Pabu? Tell us please.
yes
The guy is still a nothing burger to his friends and family. He has *one* accomplishment to his name, except it's NOT to his name. Even that effort is attributed to someone else.
Poor Jesse he was all happy they are going to sell all thag meth and make all that money and his teacher is going to live and he has a girlfriend that lives next door he is making breakfast for but his happyness never last for him it always comes crashing down
I absolutely love these two and the reactions ! About time we call out the toxic masculinity in the show. These two really cut through the crap and I love their takes on this. Feels very different from when it first came out.
Toxic masculinity?? 😆
@@Josh-GT yep it’s one of the main points of the show!
@@Josh-GTthe show is literally about toxic masculinity
@@lukeanimal Yeah but I'm old, and I laugh at all this new woke terminology like "toxic masculinity" made up by feminists who want to emasculate men. Twenty-five years ago that term didn't exist. You could simply say the show is about a greedy egomaniac... And how come you never hear the term "toxic FEMININITY"?? Because the implication is that only men are toxic, which is BS.
@@kiwichlofro3733 OK 👌 If you say so..
Lets go Mable and Ariadne!
lol
I feel like you guys literally talk over every piece of important dialogue why don’t you pause it?
Right? So much blabbering during the end scene especially!
They have subtitles turned on so they get the dialogue. It’s also why post-credit discussion exists
I feel like you should watch someone else if you don't like these two... Why expect someone to act exactly like you want them too? That's narcissistic and entitled.
The point of reaction videos is to see how people who aren't you react to something. I mean if you want to hear all the dialogue then watch the show yourself ffs.
@@Gecko....what’s the point of reacting if you’re missing the shit you’re supposed to be reacting to?
@@floridaman.813 It's a natural way to enjoy a show. Most people watch TV with friends and family and miss little details sometimes. It's okay.
Wait one second what the frick
Generic movie prop tequila label. They can’t show a brand, especially alcohol so they just create generic labels. The 1.75 L bottle is more of an indicator it’s not that great
Walt is definitely NO saint, but Skylar genuinely started to get on my nerves starting around this time in the show to the point that her scenes became nearly unbearable to watch/re-watch. If the writers intentionally wanted viewers to hate her character, I feel like they beyond succeeded in that.
i am convinced they wanted us to not like her. luckily they pulled back after some time.
Arianna either watched this before or she understand men pretty well.
she hasnt watched it before
We're simple creatures, really
It's not hard. Every guy wants to be Michael Jordan. Simple as that. That's why there's a song.
Jinkies
Don't worry about that femur Arianna, but yes let us worry about that above knee skirt!