The ironic thing is Hank's plan might've worked, he could've sat with Walt, and gotten at least a few confessions out of him just by letting him ramble. But Jesse got paranoid and changed the plan, he put Walter on alert, and that's why it all went to shit.
@@theminingbat I mean, if we go that route, then no, it all went to shit when Jesse fell out of a neighbor's window and Walt didn't call out for Hank: "It's Captain Cook! Hey Hank, he's over here!" Or, when he went to Jesse's house and blackmailed him into partnering up to cook meth "that, or I turn you in." But consequence wise, Walt would be arrested without any problem, if Jesse had stuck to Hank's plan.
@@ethidian3444successions best episodes aren't even close to Ozymandias even tho they are amazing. Ozymandias is the climax of such an insane build up you just can't match it
@@DenseEpiphany Ozy is the ultimate climactic episode to a brilliant show, and the show's best directed and cleanest written episode. But I think Succession is the best show ever made, with a much keener look into the psychology of its characters than any other show including Breaking Bad. Breaking Bad has Walt, but in Succession every main character is as well-written as Walt. It's hard to notice masterful episodes like S2E4 of Succession when they aren't the most climactic for the show as a whole. But you can't watch that episode, or others, and with a straight face say it's not close to Ozymandias. It's just wrong.
38:55 lol while I understand the disgust with Walter, I think the problem criminals have with ratting goes beyond a warped sense of morality. Imagine you choose to enter into some illicit business, and you have a partner. You both commit a bunch of crimes, then your partner informs on you and gets a sweet deal or even complete immunity, while you have the book thrown at you for the same crimes. From this perspective it's easy to see how it is considered extremely cowardly. It's obviously a desirable outcome that Walt face punishment, but is Jessie really doing "the right thing?" Debatable. His first choice was to burn Walter's house down, and Hank had to force him at gunpoint to stop. While I totally understand his feelings, he's ultimately after revenge here, not justice.
Exactly, and this explanation is why I never grew to hate Walter at least as much as everyone else did watching this show. Did he do a lot of terrible things? No doubt. But everyone that was involved was equally as terrible in my estimation. There was never any moral high horse for anyone that was involved in the entire ordeal for me. Only real group that was clean was Walts family. Outside of them, everyone was apart of some dark shit. Did Walt play catalyst to a lot of it? Sure but once you dip your toe in that life, you're now no better than anyone else.
@@googlee8882 Nah sorry, but to say that Jesse is equally as evil as Walt is ridiculous. Yeah, you can say that they’re all bad people in some way, but some are undoubtedly worse than others. Gale wasn’t as terrible as Walt, for example even though they were both involved in that life. It just feels too simplistic to write off all those characters as equally evil, and I doubt thats the message the writers were intending to get across
@comeatmebro8120 if a viewer is going to try and take the moral high ground how will one defend one over the other? People only started growing an allegiance toward Jesse because how much they grew to hate Walt. Yet, they only hate Walt because he was the focal point of the show, so the show focused in on all his evils and how they directly effected the people closest to him. Could've easily had the same effect though, toward Jesse, if the writers made his vantage point the focal point. Is there nuance to evil acts and the level of severity those acts have? Sure. But I take issue when every single reactor on a surface level mindset just acts as if they want the worst to come to Walt and the best to come to Jesse when Jesse was complicit in so many wrongs. Now, can we say Jesse was young and impressionable when Walt first approached him? Yeah. But, with every action Jesse committed throughout the show presented say, in a court of law, would that make him any less guilty? Not in the slightest. Im just saying in real life I'm not a "this guys evil but this guy's more evil than that guy so let's root for the lesser of two evils" but that seems to be what every reactor that I've seen is doing.
Well, it was going to go perfect, if there isn't that book Hank found( if isn't that, Walt kinda decided that he's out, and nobody would ever know about who actually Heisenberg was
One of my favorite quotes from Jesse is "Look... look, you two guys are just... guys, okay? Mr. White... he's the devil. You know, he is... he is smarter than you, he is luckier than you. Whatever... whatever you think is supposed to happen... I'm telling you, the exact reverse opposite of that is gonna happen, okay?"
That "Noooo!" at the end was like an echo of me and my friends from years ago watching this 😅 Great to see a new face in the reactions. After remembering Kailyn's reaction to the scene in the garage a few episodes back I hope she and the rest of you guys held up well after the next one.
You know that last moment of the Orchestra where the conductor raises his arms way up to strike that last crescendo??? This episode cut to black right in that moment. And the following episode picks up real time right in that moment lol Welcome to the Apocalypse
Jesse Plemons who plays Todd in BB, is also in Fargo season 2, but the character he plays, Ed, is the exact opposite of Todd. He gained weight for the part and is at least 100 pounds heaver than he was in BB. It shows how dedicated his acting talents are.
And he's also Fat Todd in El Camino- which was the worst continuity in tv history. But he's an excellent actor. He stole CIVIL WAR with his only scene. And he's now got many Emmy and Oscar nominations.
@@dsscam i watched a short sci-fi story where he was like an evil Star Trek, captain Kirk. i wish i could remember where i saw it, it was a great story with dark humor.
You can secretly turn your partners in to police to further your own goals, but, as we see, it doesn't turn out well. The first one we saw was Domingo (which ended in him and his partner dead). Next we saw Tortuga help the police for his own desires (no description needed here). And now Jesse secretly helps police to get his revenge on Walt (Jesse isn't doing this for some selfless moral duty, otherwise he'd turn himself in to proper authorities and get a lawyer, not some secret off the book mission that gets two officers out in the desert alone without backup).... and this is how things turns out.
And Jesse doesn't yet know that Walt was responsible for Jane's demise by not turning her on her side...so at this moment, Walt has not killed anyone that was truly innocent and harmless. Even Brock is alive, so why the vengeance? Just for feeling like Walt has been his puppetmaster? Gale is probably the worst victim, but Jesse is the one that pulled the trigger to save Walt...at this moment, Jesse feels like it was all worth it...for now.
@@morpheusjones4753 The vengeance is because poisoning a child is a heinous thing to do. It doesn’t matter that he survived, Jesse has a soft spot for kids and hates to see them suffering
@@idrinkthere4iam He absolutely killed her. It's one thing to refuse to save her but while trying to shake Jesse he flips her on the back. Jane specifically says epsiode prior to Jesse when they start taking heroin to sleep on the side in spoon position so that in case of ODing the vomit will actually leave the mouth. If Walter didn't flip her she would've just vomited on his back. Of course what happens after that, and how long two heroin addicts are going to survive with half a mil is another question all together.
@@comeatmebro8120 So Jesse should have just pulled the trigger when he had the chance with the gun at Walt's forhead. Gale's family might deserve vengeance as well. He really didn't have to kill Gale. He should have just let Mike kill Walt. Yes, it was heinous to poison a child. But at this point, Brock is fine. Amazing how he is willing to help Hank to get back at Walt after Hank beat him into oblivion and has even less respect for him than Walt does. After all he and Walt have been through together, even after finding out about Brock, Walt at least deserved an opportunity to explain the reasoning. After all, it was really the only way he could get rid of Gus. Chess not checkers...Jesse plays checkers which is why they ended this episode in a shootout.
I can't believe they were planning to kill Jesse off early in the series. I don't even know what that show would be. Jesse is the heart of Breaking Bad.
Didn't they originally want the show to end in season 4 with Gus's death? I can actually see that working as a finale, ending the show with Walt's "I won..." It would leave too many loose ends though, such as Walt being found out, his empire crumbling etc
Yes, hard to imagine. But on the other hand, they introduced so much great characters during the whole run of the show (and same in Better Call Saul), I'm sure it would still have been a great show. Different, but still great.
@@jc441-i3q It's not that they wanted it to end after season 4, but they didn't know if there'd be a season 5 at the time. But so many people rapidly caught up through streaming and box DVD sets, it kinda exploded at around that point, and AMC went all in.
@@jc441-i3q I think they ended it like that just in case they didn't get a 5th season even though they already had plans for it just in case they didn't get to they thought that would be satisfying enough if they had to end it that way. But yea way too many loose ends but at least him and Jesse would have still been friends.
Just because 'justice' is in the term "justice system" doesn't mean that it's actually how it works. To think otherwise is an extremelt sheltered opinion
Walt understands why Jesse doing it , but he would be more okay, if Jesse wanted to kill him, not rat him out. Its the worst thing that you can do in criminal world .
I dont know why people lookdown on walt and consider jese a good person He did alot of crimes also and killed but he cry after it does that make him good And also walt did awful stuff to protect jessy because his stipid decisions could het him killed So he protected jessy and killed for him and then jessy went under the arm of jus who is a kid killer and suddenly had no problem with this I think jessy is just as bad as walter but he just cry more
@@alpaca3810 No, they're great. You can't even explain what you mean by that, because we all know why you're saying it. That comment always showing up about any women in media is what's "annoying." Seriously, it really is. Now get back under your rock.
I remember watching this episode as it was airing on TV, and when the credits pulled up, I almost threw my remote at the screen, knowing I would have to wait a week to watch what happens.
omGGG i was on my toes in this reaction and i've seen BB all the way through like 5 times lol... that stand-off before firing gives me freakin goosebumps
I know Walt is the bad guy but you guys are kinda unfair to him. He does care for Jesse ( granted in a very controlling manipulative way) and he does care for his family, including Hank. Walt calling Jesse a coward us because of police not for losing. Remember Gus to Hector "What kind of man talks to the DEA" is code between criminals
his "love" is poison. jesse has been broken down so much mentally and was basically cornered into helping hank. it was either that or go to jail and get killed by walter. he was terrified of him, and this goes back to when walter killed those guys in prison. when walter gives jesse his $5 million, jesse brings a gun to the door as protection. "mr. white? he's the devil."
My reaction at the end of this episode was screaming into the pillow for some time. I had to wait a week, I mean Vince Gilligan was trying to make me go crazy...😂
Damn it's pretty unpleasant how you're hating on Walt so much. I always prefer a redemption story rather than a punishment story. He's not irredeemable in my opinion. He some nasty stuff but it's not even comparable to stuff you hear happening every day: rape, murder of innocent people... Whoever he killed were not good guys. Even Jane, blackmailed him, and he wasn't even the main culprit in killing her. He didn't inject her with heroin to start puking and choking. He did push her on her back though. And the poisoning of Brock, ruthless, but I get it, he thought it was the only way to save himself. Certainly not something he should have done, but it was not as evil as you make it out to be. He deserves prison, but it's deserving of sadness that he does, because he lost his way. Not deserving of hate and cheering to see him go down.
I hope they are gonna be dissapotend in the end, because Walt goes down ASOLUTELY SATISFIED lol. (Posoning chid was about saving all his family by the way)
Yes, it completely spoiled Walt's success. If you are really rooting for Walt, then Jesse is a problem for you. But also, that makes you a complete psychopath.
@@elbrucesYou can't be going around calling someone a psychopath for rooting for a fictional character. Breaking Bad isn't a true crime show so you're taking everything to the extreme.
What most people dont get about Walt , he doesnt care about money, he wants it for his kids , but why he made so much money? Because money measures his power in criminal world. He wants to be the best in it , the best in something in his life .
That's so cool that the editor is your brother. I remember leaving a comment giving props to the editor on the Box Cutter reaction. He's done a fantastic job!
Oh my god stop acting like the phone call scene is an IQ test or something. You cornballs comment this on every breaking bad reaction and it's getting so old. Find something less lame to have a superiority complex about.
Also, for the sake of your comment section next video, I hope you guys don't miss the sublties of Walt and Bryan Crastons acting because of your disgust with the character. (he obviously does terrible things in this show, so nobody is wrong to dislike him). lol. cant wait for the next vid
Not sure why she said she was a high school drop out, because she was a straight A student, and had a full dance scholarship and dropped out after two years, to move to NY to pursue professional dance.
it’s very surprising how naive these people have been being, you’d think they’d know there was no way out for hank after watching 5 seasons of this show.
I cant wait!! Gonna go subscribe to your Patreon to see the last episodes and the future when you start Better Call Saul! Keep opening your mouths and eyes in total shock! Love it! 👍
@@НикитаСимонян-ж5е - I can't spoil it for everyone else. You'll see on the next posted reaction or subscribe to their Patreon. It is worth the wait though!
That guy with the stash is Tait Fletcher. He's has countless scenes in many different movies & shows. WestWorld, John Wick, The Accountant, The Equalizer, Jumanji, Jurassic, to name a few
Never noticed the mismatch of the closeups of Jesse in the desert scenes, where the lighting doesn''t seem to match and the sky is not blue but cloudy white. Now I can't unsee it :D
Do y'all think Walt not knowing whether there's a tracker on the rental van is a plot hole? I know he can be reckless at times, but that seems much too reckless. He was such a stickler for untraceability. The only explanation that kind of works is Hank saying Walt would be too riled up to think straight, but even then I think he'd be questioning stuff.
Yeah, I was wondering that too, since Walt was smart enough to find a tracker on his vehicle once he became suspicious that Hank was tracking him. Perhaps he figured Huell and Kuby would’ve told him, or removed the tracker, when they dropped off the van.
I think they're talking about built-in gps system and not external tracking device. It's more like Hank was tracking down Jesse's car in the episode with Tuco
@@Mandalore_ultimate Walt is a very conflicted character. A genius who had to watch his former colleagues go on to great success, while he was left behind making poor money as a teacher. Struck with cancer, he had not much time to live, but he still loved his family dearly and wanted them to be taken care of even after he is gone. He wanted to make money the best way he knew how to. Hank should honestly have let it slide, I know I would have looked the other way if it were my family.
@@Mandalore_ultimatebro perfect? He murdered countless people, poisoned a child, bombed a nursing home, watched the girl that Jesse , who he supposedly considered like family, loved die in front of him and then told that to his face, etc. that’s not just “not perfect” that’s just plain bad . God you people are so dumb. The whole point of the show is “breaking BAD” . The good guy at the beginning that you root for turns bad by the end. You’re SUPPOSED to not like him by the end. That’s literally the entire point . Blows my mind that people out there just completely overlook the horrible things Walt did . You can mourn the character Walt was and you can even understand why he got to where he was and even feel bad for him in some ways. But you can’t overlook the horrific things he’s done. He’s gotta pay the consequences for the horrific shit he did. And Hank should’ve just “let it slide” ?? 😂😂😂😂 you realize how dumb and ridiculous you sound? Dude worked his entire life to hold criminals accountable and finds out his own brother in law murdered a bunch of people and built a drug ring and was the reason he was targeted and almost killed and he’s supposed to just let that slide?? You’re out of your goddamn mind. I seriously question your character if you root for him and overlook all that shit.
The way yall be going to bat for Walt is crazy, no one said Jesse is a Saint. But Walts whole personality is enough reason to hate him, like get over yourself seriously
I want to say, "you'll enjoy the show more if you don't feel like you have to talk so much." But it's not my business to tell you how to enjoy the show. But this show needs attention - the attention of the person sitting beside you. Sorry.
And Hanks obsession,ego, and stupidity costs him everything. This isn't the only time Walt was willing to give up to save his family even Hank. Hank never knows wen to give up. And that is why Walt is superior to Hank. Walt was done Hank lost but Hank just cudnt take it and it cost him and Gomez
Jesse called it in the previous episode - “whatever you think is going to happen, the exact opposite in reverse is going to happen.”
Mr White. He's The Devil
The ironic thing is Hank's plan might've worked, he could've sat with Walt, and gotten at least a few confessions out of him just by letting him ramble. But Jesse got paranoid and changed the plan, he put Walter on alert, and that's why it all went to shit.
@@Bartlebycsno it all went to shit because Walt decided to poison a little boy.
If he didn't he was going to die@@theminingbat
@@theminingbat I mean, if we go that route, then no, it all went to shit when Jesse fell out of a neighbor's window and Walt didn't call out for Hank: "It's Captain Cook! Hey Hank, he's over here!" Or, when he went to Jesse's house and blackmailed him into partnering up to cook meth "that, or I turn you in." But consequence wise, Walt would be arrested without any problem, if Jesse had stuck to Hank's plan.
The next episode is the greatest episode in TV history. Perfection.
I concur
It's a masterful episode. Succession has some better ones imo. And The Leftovers.
@@ethidian3444 Nah. Connor’s Wedding was an excellent episode. But to me, it doesn’t match how perfectly Walt’s life unravels in Ozymandias.
@@ethidian3444successions best episodes aren't even close to Ozymandias even tho they are amazing. Ozymandias is the climax of such an insane build up you just can't match it
@@DenseEpiphany Ozy is the ultimate climactic episode to a brilliant show, and the show's best directed and cleanest written episode. But I think Succession is the best show ever made, with a much keener look into the psychology of its characters than any other show including Breaking Bad. Breaking Bad has Walt, but in Succession every main character is as well-written as Walt. It's hard to notice masterful episodes like S2E4 of Succession when they aren't the most climactic for the show as a whole. But you can't watch that episode, or others, and with a straight face say it's not close to Ozymandias. It's just wrong.
Poor Huell is the real victim here
Some say he’s still in the room waiting
@@DesertDwighthe actually walked out.
Reasonable Huell is the reasonable victim here, reasonably.
we got answers to Huell in BCS.
We find out what happens in the sequel Better Fuel Huell
Don't worry, everyone survives and they have a good laugh about the whole misunderstanding.
Cookout!
Walt starts & ends off the series with a confession tape from Tohajiilee
Thats crazy
38:55 lol while I understand the disgust with Walter, I think the problem criminals have with ratting goes beyond a warped sense of morality. Imagine you choose to enter into some illicit business, and you have a partner. You both commit a bunch of crimes, then your partner informs on you and gets a sweet deal or even complete immunity, while you have the book thrown at you for the same crimes. From this perspective it's easy to see how it is considered extremely cowardly. It's obviously a desirable outcome that Walt face punishment, but is Jessie really doing "the right thing?" Debatable. His first choice was to burn Walter's house down, and Hank had to force him at gunpoint to stop. While I totally understand his feelings, he's ultimately after revenge here, not justice.
Amazing explanation ❤ I hope that they are gonna read this comment and understand
Exactly, and this explanation is why I never grew to hate Walter at least as much as everyone else did watching this show. Did he do a lot of terrible things? No doubt. But everyone that was involved was equally as terrible in my estimation. There was never any moral high horse for anyone that was involved in the entire ordeal for me. Only real group that was clean was Walts family. Outside of them, everyone was apart of some dark shit. Did Walt play catalyst to a lot of it? Sure but once you dip your toe in that life, you're now no better than anyone else.
@@googlee8882 Nah sorry, but to say that Jesse is equally as evil as Walt is ridiculous. Yeah, you can say that they’re all bad people in some way, but some are undoubtedly worse than others. Gale wasn’t as terrible as Walt, for example even though they were both involved in that life. It just feels too simplistic to write off all those characters as equally evil, and I doubt thats the message the writers were intending to get across
@@LeMaqnifique Walt blackmailed Jesse into cooking meth with him because Walt was awful from the start and got worse as the story progressed
@comeatmebro8120 if a viewer is going to try and take the moral high ground how will one defend one over the other? People only started growing an allegiance toward Jesse because how much they grew to hate Walt. Yet, they only hate Walt because he was the focal point of the show, so the show focused in on all his evils and how they directly effected the people closest to him. Could've easily had the same effect though, toward Jesse, if the writers made his vantage point the focal point. Is there nuance to evil acts and the level of severity those acts have? Sure. But I take issue when every single reactor on a surface level mindset just acts as if they want the worst to come to Walt and the best to come to Jesse when Jesse was complicit in so many wrongs. Now, can we say Jesse was young and impressionable when Walt first approached him? Yeah. But, with every action Jesse committed throughout the show presented say, in a court of law, would that make him any less guilty? Not in the slightest. Im just saying in real life I'm not a "this guys evil but this guy's more evil than that guy so let's root for the lesser of two evils" but that seems to be what every reactor that I've seen is doing.
*"Whatever happens next, it's not gonna go down the way you think it is."*
~ Mike Ehrmantraut
Well, it was going to go perfect, if there isn't that book Hank found(
if isn't that, Walt kinda decided that he's out, and nobody would ever know about who actually Heisenberg was
That was a Mike line from Better Call Saul. 😃
Recycled Pinkman line from BB- another reason BB is superior
ive been waiting for 5x14 since they started season 1, its so close
I find that Todd's ringtone for Walter being She Blinded Me With Science hilarious
Right? Shocks me that more people dont catch that.
Wouldn't it make more sense if that was his ringtone for lydia?
"Angry non-rat, got it" always makes me laugh 😂
"What man talks to the DEA. No man at all."
I've been thinking about that. Walt has the mindset of an OG criminal.
Yo Kade them edits are fire fr😭🔥 keep doing ya thing
thank you!
Welcome, Kade!
thanks!
One of my favorite quotes from Jesse is "Look... look, you two guys are just... guys, okay? Mr. White... he's the devil. You know, he is... he is smarter than you, he is luckier than you. Whatever... whatever you think is supposed to happen... I'm telling you, the exact reverse opposite of that is gonna happen, okay?"
Same. It’s perfect
That "Noooo!" at the end was like an echo of me and my friends from years ago watching this 😅
Great to see a new face in the reactions.
After remembering Kailyn's reaction to the scene in the garage a few episodes back I hope she and the rest of you guys held up well after the next one.
Your brother is the real MVP.
You know that last moment of the Orchestra where the conductor raises his arms way up to strike that last crescendo??? This episode cut to black right in that moment. And the following episode picks up real time right in that moment lol
Welcome to the Apocalypse
Jesse Plemons who plays Todd in BB, is also in Fargo season 2, but the character he plays, Ed, is the exact opposite of Todd. He gained weight for the part and is at least 100 pounds heaver than he was in BB. It shows how dedicated his acting talents are.
And he's also Fat Todd in El Camino- which was the worst continuity in tv history. But he's an excellent actor. He stole CIVIL WAR with his only scene. And he's now got many Emmy and Oscar nominations.
@@dsscam i watched a short sci-fi story where he was like an evil Star Trek, captain Kirk. i wish i could remember where i saw it, it was a great story with dark humor.
@@RullVoxblack mirror
@@Thouxanbanquincy Thanks thats it.
In the criminal world you dont rat on someone you are more respected if you kill them then to tattletale on someone.
No doubt that Kade is Kailyn's bro! The resemblance is obvious!
Kailyn: "Huell? Why Huell?"
Kade: "....'cuz Huell is weak." 🤣
@@TTM9691Huell is a big softy. Fingers like hot dogs...big teddy 🐻 😂
right? especially the eyes and nose, they're identical!
@@MjkL1337 The seed is strong! lol
@@morpheusjones4753 truly haha
You can secretly turn your partners in to police to further your own goals, but, as we see, it doesn't turn out well. The first one we saw was Domingo (which ended in him and his partner dead). Next we saw Tortuga help the police for his own desires (no description needed here). And now Jesse secretly helps police to get his revenge on Walt (Jesse isn't doing this for some selfless moral duty, otherwise he'd turn himself in to proper authorities and get a lawyer, not some secret off the book mission that gets two officers out in the desert alone without backup).... and this is how things turns out.
And Jesse doesn't yet know that Walt was responsible for Jane's demise by not turning her on her side...so at this moment, Walt has not killed anyone that was truly innocent and harmless. Even Brock is alive, so why the vengeance? Just for feeling like Walt has been his puppetmaster? Gale is probably the worst victim, but Jesse is the one that pulled the trigger to save Walt...at this moment, Jesse feels like it was all worth it...for now.
@@morpheusjones4753 Walt didn’t kill Jane. He only chose not to save a blackmailing junkie.
@@morpheusjones4753 The vengeance is because poisoning a child is a heinous thing to do. It doesn’t matter that he survived, Jesse has a soft spot for kids and hates to see them suffering
@@idrinkthere4iam He absolutely killed her. It's one thing to refuse to save her but while trying to shake Jesse he flips her on the back. Jane specifically says epsiode prior to Jesse when they start taking heroin to sleep on the side in spoon position so that in case of ODing the vomit will actually leave the mouth. If Walter didn't flip her she would've just vomited on his back. Of course what happens after that, and how long two heroin addicts are going to survive with half a mil is another question all together.
@@comeatmebro8120 So Jesse should have just pulled the trigger when he had the chance with the gun at Walt's forhead. Gale's family might deserve vengeance as well. He really didn't have to kill Gale. He should have just let Mike kill Walt. Yes, it was heinous to poison a child. But at this point, Brock is fine. Amazing how he is willing to help Hank to get back at Walt after Hank beat him into oblivion and has even less respect for him than Walt does. After all he and Walt have been through together, even after finding out about Brock, Walt at least deserved an opportunity to explain the reasoning. After all, it was really the only way he could get rid of Gus. Chess not checkers...Jesse plays checkers which is why they ended this episode in a shootout.
Jesse is actually a walking problem and catalyst that made most of things far worse in the show.
Don't forget that. And he's far beyond being a kid.
💯
They see the world in black and white . If Jesse sided with law, it means he is good for them now
sorry but i can't blame the mentally ill drug addict for everything lmao
I’m always amused with people who hate Walt but defend Jesse/Mike
Jesse is a cry baby rat
And to this day Huell is still sitting there
El Camino should have been about Huell instead.
And Tucker is still digging.
I forgot the Funny Or Die sketch “Huell’s Rules”,I wish they would react to that😂
Ah the caskade of events that led to the editor also giving a react is one that I celebrate. I've been enjoying the whimsical moments.
I can't believe they were planning to kill Jesse off early in the series. I don't even know what that show would be. Jesse is the heart of Breaking Bad.
Agree
Didn't they originally want the show to end in season 4 with Gus's death? I can actually see that working as a finale, ending the show with Walt's "I won..."
It would leave too many loose ends though, such as Walt being found out, his empire crumbling etc
Yes, hard to imagine. But on the other hand, they introduced so much great characters during the whole run of the show (and same in Better Call Saul), I'm sure it would still have been a great show. Different, but still great.
@@jc441-i3q
It's not that they wanted it to end after season 4, but they didn't know if there'd be a season 5 at the time. But so many people rapidly caught up through streaming and box DVD sets, it kinda exploded at around that point, and AMC went all in.
@@jc441-i3q I think they ended it like that just in case they didn't get a 5th season even though they already had plans for it just in case they didn't get to they thought that would be satisfying enough if they had to end it that way. But yea way too many loose ends but at least him and Jesse would have still been friends.
Just because 'justice' is in the term "justice system" doesn't mean that it's actually how it works. To think otherwise is an extremelt sheltered opinion
Walt understands why Jesse doing it , but he would be more okay, if Jesse wanted to kill him, not rat him out. Its the worst thing that you can do in criminal world .
I dont know why people lookdown on walt and consider jese a good person
He did alot of crimes also and killed but he cry after it does that make him good
And also walt did awful stuff to protect jessy because his stipid decisions could het him killed
So he protected jessy and killed for him and then jessy went under the arm of jus who is a kid killer and suddenly had no problem with this
I think jessy is just as bad as walter but he just cry more
He is not as bad as walt, but he is a bad guy too for sure
One of the most despicable things Jesse did was going to that recovering group with the intent to sell them meth
love that you guys, diegesis, and raggedy pack all upload BB reactions on the same day
Diegesis are so annoying
@@alpaca3810
No, they're great. You can't even explain what you mean by that, because we all know why you're saying it. That comment always showing up about any women in media is what's "annoying." Seriously, it really is. Now get back under your rock.
@@elbrucesway to jump the gun
@@elbruces has nothing to do with their sex, Adrianna is just denser than a rock and Mable goes along with it
@@elbruces it means simply that they're annoying, like these guys
I remember watching this episode as it was airing on TV, and when the credits pulled up, I almost threw my remote at the screen, knowing I would have to wait a week to watch what happens.
omGGG i was on my toes in this reaction and i've seen BB all the way through like 5 times lol... that stand-off before firing gives me freakin goosebumps
Next episode is the best and most satisfying of them all.
Huell isn't weak. Remember the line about keeping him happy?
nah that's true my bad
I know Walt is the bad guy but you guys are kinda unfair to him. He does care for Jesse ( granted in a very controlling manipulative way) and he does care for his family, including Hank.
Walt calling Jesse a coward us because of police not for losing. Remember Gus to Hector "What kind of man talks to the DEA" is code between criminals
They just dont get most things, because of their obsession with Walt beiong one bad guy in this show, lol😂
his "love" is poison. jesse has been broken down so much mentally and was basically cornered into helping hank. it was either that or go to jail and get killed by walter. he was terrified of him, and this goes back to when walter killed those guys in prison. when walter gives jesse his $5 million, jesse brings a gun to the door as protection. "mr. white? he's the devil."
I don’t know if they’re unfair to Walt, but they definitely overlook how terrible Jesse is
@@DesertDwightNo ones overlooking anything, yall want Jesse to be as bad so bad and its weird
This is the first time I've subscribed to a creator's Patreon just because I wanted to check out the reactions to the next three episodes.
My reaction at the end of this episode was screaming into the pillow for some time. I had to wait a week, I mean Vince Gilligan was trying to make me go crazy...😂
Smile all you want Jesse, life is gonna bcome at you.
*We’re here boys and girls*
Damn it's pretty unpleasant how you're hating on Walt so much. I always prefer a redemption story rather than a punishment story. He's not irredeemable in my opinion. He some nasty stuff but it's not even comparable to stuff you hear happening every day: rape, murder of innocent people... Whoever he killed were not good guys. Even Jane, blackmailed him, and he wasn't even the main culprit in killing her. He didn't inject her with heroin to start puking and choking. He did push her on her back though. And the poisoning of Brock, ruthless, but I get it, he thought it was the only way to save himself. Certainly not something he should have done, but it was not as evil as you make it out to be. He deserves prison, but it's deserving of sadness that he does, because he lost his way. Not deserving of hate and cheering to see him go down.
I hope they are gonna be dissapotend in the end, because Walt goes down ASOLUTELY SATISFIED lol. (Posoning chid was about saving all his family by the way)
@@НикитаСимонян-ж5е You should try to not say spoilers if you want real reaction.
@@PzedP1818 Ah yes, I forgot.
The cliffhanger to this episode is just WILD. Never before have they cut off an a more unsatisfying point 💀
You're not prepared for what will happens in the next episode.
You'll NEVER be prepared.
And neither did all of us back then.
I first watched Breaking Bad in 2018 and I binged the whole thing in 12 days flat.
So satisfying seeing them think hes gonna get arrested all happy laughing, then the smiles fade away 😂 #TeamHeisenberg
I really hope this is bait
guys do yall think they hate walt? im not sure, they didnt say it enough
However much they say it, I hate him more.
yeah just kinda boring. i get it, bald goatee man bad, no need to repeat 91238 times.
@@innercircle341Good for you
As i said before, Jesse's vengeful actions ultimately lead to everything going to shit. He really should have got inside that van.
Jesse caused a lot of problems throughout the show.
“You can never trust a drug addict”- Gus is season 2
Yes, it completely spoiled Walt's success. If you are really rooting for Walt, then Jesse is a problem for you. But also, that makes you a complete psychopath.
@@elbrucesYou can't be going around calling someone a psychopath for rooting for a fictional character. Breaking Bad isn't a true crime show so you're taking everything to the extreme.
How dumb can you be ......are you fr ?@@elbruces
What most people dont get about Walt , he doesnt care about money, he wants it for his kids , but why he made so much money? Because money measures his power in criminal world. He wants to be the best in it , the best in something in his life .
He only needed to make little over $737,000 to secure his family’s future, and he’s now at $80 million, more than enough to secure 100 futures,
That's so cool that the editor is your brother. I remember leaving a comment giving props to the editor on the Box Cutter reaction. He's done a fantastic job!
Omg your reactions were GOLD! Can't wait for Ozymandias 😀
thank you!
Now I just wonder if they'll have enough brain to understand upcoming husband-wife phonecall.
They have brains, they understand many things , but their black and white point of view becomes comical, and their hate towards Walt, so I dont know
I bet they didn't. Too much bias and blind hate towards Walt while giving almost everyone else a pass lol.
These two? LMAO
Oh my god stop acting like the phone call scene is an IQ test or something. You cornballs comment this on every breaking bad reaction and it's getting so old. Find something less lame to have a superiority complex about.
Stop with these cornball ass comments already
Kade!!!!! Fantastic edits!!! I've said it many times! What a great reveal! Thanks!!!!!!!!!! I'm triple-psyched for this reaction now!!!!!!!
PS: Your edits are also HILARIOUS, all the stuff you add in!
Told you Episode 13 was mega-amazing, but 14 is even better. Rated one of the best ever in TV history.
Also, for the sake of your comment section next video, I hope you guys don't miss the sublties of Walt and Bryan Crastons acting because of your disgust with the character. (he obviously does terrible things in this show, so nobody is wrong to dislike him). lol. cant wait for the next vid
People are wrong, if they dislike only him , lol. Not mature at all
@@НикитаСимонян-ж5е ?
My same reaction at the very end😂
Not sure why she said she was a high school drop out, because she was a straight A student, and had a full dance scholarship and dropped out after two years, to move to NY to pursue professional dance.
it’s very surprising how naive these people have been being, you’d think they’d know there was no way out for hank after watching 5 seasons of this show.
I cant wait!! Gonna go subscribe to your Patreon to see the last episodes and the future when you start Better Call Saul! Keep opening your mouths and eyes in total shock! Love it! 👍
Subscribed and watched the last 3 already! TH-cam followers are in for lots of great reactions!
@@images_by_geoff Please tell me, they get phone call from Walt in next episode? Its the most important thing
@@НикитаСимонян-ж5е - I can't spoil it for everyone else. You'll see on the next posted reaction or subscribe to their Patreon. It is worth the wait though!
I wish Walt outsmarted Hank with that photo
That guy with the stash is Tait Fletcher. He's has countless scenes in many different movies & shows. WestWorld, John Wick, The Accountant, The Equalizer, Jumanji, Jurassic, to name a few
Lydia's Scottish in RL, how good is her accent? I'm British so I can't tell, I always wonder how convincing her American accent is to Americans
It's very good, I just learned from you that she isn't American
@@One_Eleven111 Nice :)
Her American accent is almost flawless, I think there’s one scene where I heard the accent slip a bit but thats it
I've never noticed, but I'm bad at accents 😆I was very surprised to see her in "A Knight's Tale"
ngl, the hate towards Walt became almost comical and cringe
Every time she says ewww is so cringe
@@Mandalore_ultimatesaying eww to something disgusting is pretty normal. I always cringe at walt lovers
@@Gruesome_j Calling out cringe doesn't make me a Walt lover lol
@@Mandalore_ultimate again saying eww to a disgusting human being isnt cringe just a normal reaction
@@Gruesome_j It's pretty cringe because Walter White isn't a real person just a character
Hank never sent protection for Andrea.
Never noticed the mismatch of the closeups of Jesse in the desert scenes, where the lighting doesn''t seem to match and the sky is not blue but cloudy white. Now I can't unsee it :D
They tracked his car
32:32 Yeah, you tell him Jesse! You go girl! In a couple of minutes Walt will be telling something to you 😂.
how much hair do you have on your neck, and how many months behind on child support are you??
@@stptr14 "No hair, the dude's balder than you"
You know who isn't going to pay any child support? Andrea.
I know this one will be a major downer for you, but the next episode will be crazy too! Thanks to Kade!!
good writing/acting benefits from no subtitles, y'all reading the subtitles before they even speak it
let Kade cook 🔥
🔥🔥🔥🔥
19:30 - Walts please is funny ngl 👌👌
Walt putting the hit on Jesse was the most disappointed ive been in him and the biggest mistake Walt has made the whole time for everyone involved
What he should done? To kill him himaelf . Jesse threatened his family the second time, last episode
Jesse probably is feels sorry and crying cringe for all the things he has done.
Why the hell would you get a guest now...at these episodes? Right at the end? So weird
agreed
If you wanna know what happens to Huell then you gotta watch 'Better Call Saul' until the very end.
22:35 And here we are. The top of the roller coaster .... click click click click ZOOOOOM!!!
I see that Nomai shirt Kade. Be curious on your journey.
yesss someone noticed haha - I shall 🙏
What kind of man talks to the DEA? No Man.
I PRAY you go right to "El Camino", then on to "Better Call Saul" after this series.
Hope yall are mentally ready for the next episode
Do y'all think Walt not knowing whether there's a tracker on the rental van is a plot hole?
I know he can be reckless at times, but that seems much too reckless. He was such a stickler for untraceability. The only explanation that kind of works is Hank saying Walt would be too riled up to think straight, but even then I think he'd be questioning stuff.
Yeah, I was wondering that too, since Walt was smart enough to find a tracker on his vehicle once he became suspicious that Hank was tracking him. Perhaps he figured Huell and Kuby would’ve told him, or removed the tracker, when they dropped off the van.
I think they're talking about built-in gps system and not external tracking device. It's more like Hank was tracking down Jesse's car in the episode with Tuco
Tell Kailyn if she keeps using that expression she’ll be stuck that way
Walter wears a "Pork-pie hat".
Am i the only person who is rooting FOR walt?
Me because he's the protagonist and the most interesting character. The protagonist doesn't have to be a good guy.
@@Mandalore_ultimate Walt is a very conflicted character. A genius who had to watch his former colleagues go on to great success, while he was left behind making poor money as a teacher. Struck with cancer, he had not much time to live, but he still loved his family dearly and wanted them to be taken care of even after he is gone. He wanted to make money the best way he knew how to. Hank should honestly have let it slide, I know I would have looked the other way if it were my family.
Only cretins root for Walt because he is the protagonist. Raised by a single mom perhaps?
@@markcornish6393 It's sad that people nowadays want a perfect main character
@@Mandalore_ultimatebro perfect? He murdered countless people, poisoned a child, bombed a nursing home, watched the girl that Jesse , who he supposedly considered like family, loved die in front of him and then told that to his face, etc. that’s not just “not perfect” that’s just plain bad . God you people are so dumb. The whole point of the show is “breaking BAD” . The good guy at the beginning that you root for turns bad by the end. You’re SUPPOSED to not like him by the end. That’s literally the entire point . Blows my mind that people out there just completely overlook the horrible things Walt did . You can mourn the character Walt was and you can even understand why he got to where he was and even feel bad for him in some ways. But you can’t overlook the horrific things he’s done. He’s gotta pay the consequences for the horrific shit he did. And Hank should’ve just “let it slide” ?? 😂😂😂😂 you realize how dumb and ridiculous you sound? Dude worked his entire life to hold criminals accountable and finds out his own brother in law murdered a bunch of people and built a drug ring and was the reason he was targeted and almost killed and he’s supposed to just let that slide?? You’re out of your goddamn mind. I seriously question your character if you root for him and overlook all that shit.
The constant hate for Walt while seeing Jesse as a saint is baffling. Be better.
The way yall be going to bat for Walt is crazy, no one said Jesse is a Saint. But Walts whole personality is enough reason to hate him, like get over yourself seriously
Tell me you guys have noticed Todd's big crush on Lydia before that weird move he made?
I think this is, like, their second scene together....
Probably too busy hating on to notice most of the other stuff lol xD
I want to say, "you'll enjoy the show more if you don't feel like you have to talk so much." But it's not my business to tell you how to enjoy the show. But this show needs attention - the attention of the person sitting beside you. Sorry.
Ya’ll should definitely check out Better Call Saul after you finish Breaking Bad. 💯
Why are they supporting someone who works with the DEA?
I see the walt fanboys are already flooding the comments. I can already tell exactly what the next videos comments are gonna be like lol
You should react to Brian Cranston reading the poem Ozymandias before the next episode
Kade is a cutie!! Yall look so much alike! Could be twins. Beautiful family.
Why did you invite your son for just this one reaction?
He is gonna be until the end of the show
Greatest IQ test on tv coming up. And even if I was spoiled on the results it still be entertaining as hell with these two (three?)
How much cash? 385 gallons lol
Can’t wait to see your reaction next episode when Walt tells Jesse that line 💀 Jesse is no saint I don’t see why people defend him so much
Because compared to walt Jesse is a saint
I’m waiting for you to react to one line in the next episode.
*HUELL SPOILER*
HE WALKED......
Huell is still in the hotel room! 😂😂
@@morpheusjones4753he actually walks out
@@valenciasainz hilarious, I missed that. Need to rewatch.
@@morpheusjones4753Its in the better call saul
@@НикитаСимонян-ж5е Yes. That's what I need to rewatch.
Go Kade!!! Great editing!! 👏 👏 👏
thanks!
And Hanks obsession,ego, and stupidity costs him everything. This isn't the only time Walt was willing to give up to save his family even Hank. Hank never knows wen to give up. And that is why Walt is superior to Hank. Walt was done Hank lost but Hank just cudnt take it and it cost him and Gomez
Can’t wait to see their reaction to their idols getting washed 😂😂
Psycho.
They must take comfort in him going out standing. You know, metaphorically.
I just realized that Walt is the one that gave Jack Andreas address
If you saw Better Call Saul, you’d know Huell flipping on. Saul that fast and falling for that crap without calling Saul is completely stupid.
Man, im going to unsubs if you don't react Better call saul next.