Yea he knows his stuff. But if I’m not mistaken, theres a case in the past that would’ve allowed Hank in there. There’s the automobile exception, which allows warrant less searches of any vehicle with proper probable cause including Mobile homes because of the potential to flee. That one could be tricky because it is at a junkyard, the second being hot pursuit. Once he heard Jessie, if jesse had any type of wanted heat, he could enter.
You mean he couldn't hold saying ******* at the end? This is a show about people slicing throats with box cutters, obviously you can't say such naughty words! Kids could be watching!
One of the things that makes this scene so great is that even though Hank is basically the good guy here, the viewers are so emotionally invested in Walt and Jesse's characters that Hank instead becomes like this monster from a horror film scratching the walls and knocking on doors (even the RV has dim lighting and all), because you know that if he sees Walt, it's the end.
@@joshuarobles1086 Yes, he's basically a good guy compared to many other characters in the show. Almost every major character was designed to have clear flaws, so it's hard to root for anybody 100% and there are a lot of gray areas.
Love the little silent interaction between Walt and Jesse at 3:01 Walt says that the bitch comment was unnecessary, jesse says to not bug him about, walt says whatever. All without them ever actually saying a word. Fantastic acting
Walt bursts out of the RV with a huge grin: “Hey, buddy! I’m just giving my former student here some extra lessons so he can go to college and be a chemistry major”.
if Old Joe didn't stop the situation, this would of been the last episode of Breaking Bad. Reminds me of those situations in a game where you let the scene play out without pressing the button prompt to save yourself.
Not necessarily. Hank would have figured out Walt was working with Jesse. But he would have had to break into the RV to do it. As the guy said, it wouldn't hold up in a court of law.
@@henrypeters5291 fair point - It’s more of the idea that Hank would discover Walt a lot sooner than expected, basically tarnishing the family relationship they have. But yeah if Walt got busted at this time, the way Hank went about it would hurt the probability of any charges going against Walt.
One of the best scenes of the entire series. Really cool to see how they have a problem which appears impossible to beat and how they manage to pull it off. The lot owner in particular is gangster.
Oh how clever. Did you think up this miraculously hillarious comment all by yourself? It would be a shame if 10 million people before you had not already done it
it's mad to think that the writers actually hit a dead end here and had to brainstorm ideas on how walter and jesse would get themselves out of this situation.
Fun fact, the entirety of Breaking Bad was improvised. Bryan Cranston one day just started cooking meth and the crew decided to start filming and roll with it.
What I always loved about this show is it would make me simultaneously want Jesse and Walt to get away, and for Hank to not succeed in his investigation.. but then also make me want to see Hank catch Jesse and Walt and succeed in the case.
That’s the key to excellent tension, when you desperately want to see both possible outcomes, you’ll be unable to stop watching. Works a lot better than if you’re just rooting for the good guys, because rarely will a movie or TV show dissapointed us by having “the bad outcome”
I never wanted to see hank succeed. It was until the later seasons when you see walts true self come out that you start rooting for hank but by then its too late if you know what I mean.
Truly love everything about this scene. From Hank's desperation, to Joe's incredible legal knowledge, to Walt's quick wits, all down to Jesse's iconic quote. Never get tired of this scene.
I just loved the old guy's fake surprise: "Heh, there's somebody in there." His whole attitude is just perfect. He's like "I know the law, I know what to say and when, and you got nothin' on me."
Old Joe's character has a very small screen presence in the entire show but he shines every time That's the beauty of breaking bad...every character adds to the story rather than just being a filler
@@SocietyIsSoFucked that alone would've required another warrant no? 1 to enter the private premises and another search warrant for the RV. Guess that didn't bode well with the writers. Plus we wouldn't have had the awesome follow up scene where Saul's receptionist calls Hank pretending to be a cop reporting his 'wife's accident' if they went that route.
@@MrRemixV3 it would only require 1 warrant. If Hank secured a warrant for the RV and the RV was on private property, he would be able to enter the property to search the RV, but would NOT be able to search anything else. He was amazingly wrong about probable cause also. Probable cause as it relates to vehicles allows officers to perform warrantless searches of vehicles based off of exigent circumstances. Exigent circumstances basically means that since the vehicle is mobile, Officers do not have time to secure a warrant and can perform a search after developing probable cause. The RV being considered a domicile or a vehicle is a moot point to this case since the RV is not on a roadway and does not appear to be able to be moved easily, so no exigent circumstances appear to be present. The vehicle is also on private property which Hank did not have permission to enter. This represents an unlawful search. Even if Hank developed probable cause and secured a warrant for the RV, any evidence discovered during the subsequent search of the RV would be inadmissible since Hank violated the rights of the property owner. Furthermore, the bullet holes in the side of the vehicle would most likely not be sufficient evidence to secure a search warrant. Hank would have to articulate that the holes constituted a crime and there is evidence inside that needed to be secured. The presence of the tape over the holes suggests that they are not recent and there was no reason to believe anyone inside was in need of medical assistance.
If Hank did break in there I’m extremely confident Saul would’ve been able to get them off scott free since he didn’t have a warrant. The only issue is Walt’a personal life would be ruined.
Walt wouldn’t even need Saul in this situation. If Hank successfully broke in, seized evidence, and arrested Walt and Jesse the case against them would be thrown out and all evidence found would be null and void because the way Hank obtains the evidence was very much illegal.
@Marsh Gotcha. Makes sense. That makes this scene even more marvelous as it shows the writers were so invested in the story they went back and created foreshadowing based on previous scenes. I just find it hard to believe that this is a coincidence. Already knew BB has good writers this makes them that much better in my book.
To an extent I think that is true but I’m also pretty sure that if a company is open for business anyone is aloud to enter, like I said I could be wrong about that but either way I still think he could have said he doesn’t want him on his property
@@newwave7908 he could’ve. As mentioned when Joe first appeared, he told Hank he was trespassing on private property and trying to commit B&E without a warrant. Joe was well within his rights to tell Hank to remain off his property until the warrant arrived that said the officer could enter the lot to conduct a search of the RV.
Technically Hank was breaking and entering. Unless he was acting under exigent circumstances, he could be charged accordingly. Even if the bullet holes were apparent it wouldn't qualify as probable cause as he observed no gun shot nor was he responding to a gunshot, and the vehicle wasn't moving. There was no immediate suspicion that a crime involving a firearm had occurred. Even with narcotics and the materials to make methamphetamine the two would almost certainly have had the charges dropped.
Indeed, and what this clip doesn’t show was when Hank was first inspecting the RV, he was trying to open the windows to peek inside of it to establish probable cause. The problem with that is that as Joe mentioned probable cause needs to be readily apparent. An example is someone getting pulled over for a traffic violation and there’s a bong in the shotgun seat in plain view. At that point the LEO has the right to search the vehicle
Charges dropped or a mistrial? Does it really work that way? Even though the court knows well they are cooking felony quantities of meth the charges are dropped anyway since the DEA had no right to break in?
@@METALLICARULES11 yes it does. The rights are there for a reason. What if Schrader had broken in and there was no evidence that it happened? He just committed breaking and entering against a citizen without probable cause. Even if there was evidence that a crime was being committed, cops can’t just be breaking down doors of anyone because they have a hunch. That would lead to massive amounts of police abuse of power that was common place before cases like Miranda v Arizona reestablished that people have rights that protect against the lowest level of government
@@Wolf-wc1js Saul Goodman would have probably had a bloody field day with Hank if he had successfully broken in. You see the video that analyses this scene and points out every single time Hank breached the Constitution? There were like 12 Things Hank did that were illegal in this scene.
Old Joe: “ That’s my RV” Hank: “You don’t own an RV” Old Joe: “ I could’ve owned an RV” Don’t know if I’m the only one who thought that old joe was Mr Heckles from FRIENDS....😅😅😅
Such a brilliant and underrated scene. Hank and Walt wrestling with each other and only an inch or two of metal and plastic keeping Walt's identity safe.
@@Scootertotheshin if ur watching youtube clips of a series that has been over for nearly 10 years, then you should expect spoilers in the comments, this is just godawful decision making on you. Also, how were you not spoiled by various recommended clips that most certainly popped up when searching for/watching this video? Like my god man, there are so many layers in which you practically asked to get spoiled 😂
@@pebble312 yes that's true, but I specifically picked this video because it was season 3, I have finished season 3 and did not expect a season 5 spoiler
I remember watching this clip for the first time while doing my assignment during my US Government period in my Senior year. 2 years later, I'm binging Breaking Bad & caught up to this scene & got lost in the nostalgia, not the best year ngl, 2020 go die in a bathtub of hydrofluoric acid, but this moment really stood out to me then since my teacher loved this show, also helped that he seemed mid 20s at least & that gave me the scope of how engaging & relatable he makes his classes out to be, something a lot of teachers can learn nowadays to make their classes better. Here i am now wishing i got to know him better since our time was limited & 2020 meant i was paying attention to a Zoom class 60% of the time, he was also had media preferences like gaming & Twitch & always made US Government less of a class & more of a engaging discussion. Hope you're doing well, Mr. Hejl Sincerely, Jason from the class of 2020-21
When Hank takes off the tape and the rays of light hit Walter like he's shooting him with rays of truth and justice, slowly finding out the truth and hinting that he will be the one to bring Walter into the light.
If you have a reasonable expectation evidence is about to be destroyed (such as an RV at a dump site) you can search the vehicle without probable cause/ a warrant. They should have kept Hank off with a warrant to search on the property of the landfill owner instead of the car.
Funny thing is, from a standpoint of avoiding criminal liability, it almost would have been better for them to let Hank break in. It’s a textbook illegal search, and ANY evidence gathered as a result, including the lab, Walt’s overall involvement, and any information that comes from the discovery of Walt’s involvement would be thrown out as fruit of the poisonous tree. Both Jesse and Walt would have walked out of court free men with most, if not all charges dropped after the first preliminary hearing.
Walt obviously didn’t want Hank to know of his involvement in the first place though. Besides him knowing could easily lead to him finding more legal evidence to use against him
Man, the last moment with Walt and Jesse in the Rv. The atmosphere of the shoe really changed in season 3. It was like way more of the show took place indoors, since they were cooking in an underground superlab. When Walt and Jesse cooked in the RV breaking bad really felt like a neo-western show, because every time walt and jesse cooked you got several great shots of the outdoors.
Walt and Jessie were probably wishing at that point that Hank was going to unlawfully break in, then all evidence Hank found could not be used in court. It is an interesting law in the US where even it someone is so clearly 100% guilty, they can be free if the evidence was unlawfully obtained. Happens in real life all the time where we have murderers free because they were not protected of their rights.
I watched the entire series as it aired each week each year and this episode had me in such suspense. Then came One Minute a week later. This series is amazing.
Such an underrated moment. So tense most people would never think of a way out of here
I would've got caught, probably trying to sneak my way through a window
most people wouldn't have a way out of there. I mean how often do you have the cell phone number and wife's name of the DEA agent hunting you?
Where did you see this scene as being rated?
One of my biggest pet peeves is when people call things that got tons of credit underrates.
In most cases it does not matter what laws you know, if a cop wants to they'll make something up.
Love how surprisingly well versed in Legal stuff Old Joe is.
If you are a criminal, you definitely benefit from legal knowledge.
he's wise and old, nothing he doesnt go through everyday
@@Aqquila89 You always benefit from legal knowledge regardless being criminal or not. It is good to know laws and how to use them for your protection.
Yea he knows his stuff. But if I’m not mistaken, theres a case in the past that would’ve allowed Hank in there. There’s the automobile exception, which allows warrant less searches of any vehicle with proper probable cause including Mobile homes because of the potential to flee. That one could be tricky because it is at a junkyard, the second being hot pursuit. Once he heard Jessie, if jesse had any type of wanted heat, he could enter.
@@clibreros94 Potential to flee because they live in a motorhome?
Jessie was trying to keep it civil and lawful but he couldn't hold saying bitch at the end.
What a character
You mean he couldn't hold saying ******* at the end? This is a show about people slicing throats with box cutters, obviously you can't say such naughty words! Kids could be watching!
Jessie had a strange haircut in this season. What an amazing character
Walt was like really bro lol
@@panteleymonschekochikhin-k1978 what are you talking about?
@@poo6391 rewatch the video, pay attention to obscenities
Love how Hank always gets visibly annoyed at having basic civil rights explained to him. One of the most realistic cops in fiction.
He’s a dea agent… he’s a fed. This is how they operate. Holier than thou sociopathic behavior
Not Civil Rights, they're Amendments
100% fat too, and not remarkably intelligent
Frfr no cap dawg
Cops are good you are bad
2:57 Walt's reaction to Jesse saying "BITCH!" is hilarious. He just shakes his head and looks at him like "wtf bro?"
Never noticed that till nownlol
_"Ohh, you didn't..."_
"Jesse, that's my brother in law. What the fuck."
I was also surprised that the 'bitch" was censored here in this video lol so unexpected, made me crack up
Perfect bit of comedy in the tension
This is the moment the meth lab becomes a private domicile that its owner would not be harassed
And the bitch part just sells Jesse's line
@Hayes Boyd normally I HATE these jokes with a passion, but this one actually made me chuckle a little
Whose owner would not be harrassed.
Not "that its"
@@davidlane1248 literally came here to say the same thing. They’re so old and not funny but this one cracked me up
I come once or twice a week just to see this comment and laugh
Just imagine if Walt starts coughing inside the RV
Broo 💀💀
Well, he was after hemotheraphy
The next episode would be Ozymandias
Hank would have survived.
@@MinhNguyen-ps8lo hahahaha that would be a trip
And this is the moment Jessie became a homeowner.
Jesse*
@@kristofkovacs5968 jesser*
Jessenia*
2:03 the same place Walt got shot, coincidence
It's actually a domicile, a residence...
One of the things that makes this scene so great is that even though Hank is basically the good guy here, the viewers are so emotionally invested in Walt and Jesse's characters that Hank instead becomes like this monster from a horror film scratching the walls and knocking on doors (even the RV has dim lighting and all), because you know that if he sees Walt, it's the end.
No, he’s not a good guy, he’s going overboard and violating their constitutional rights.
@@joshuarobles1086 Yes, he's basically a good guy compared to many other characters in the show. Almost every major character was designed to have clear flaws, so it's hard to root for anybody 100% and there are a lot of gray areas.
No, he’s not the good guy. He is engaged in unlawful conduct here, as he’s violating Jesse’s 4th amendment rights.
@@redskins973 Cops do that everyday
@@Mikelitoris666 and the ones who do aren’t good guys
Love the little silent interaction between Walt and Jesse at 3:01
Walt says that the bitch comment was unnecessary, jesse says to not bug him about, walt says whatever. All without them ever actually saying a word. Fantastic acting
Indeed
Indeed
Indeed
old joe is such a G
I truly love u fill my heart.
whos joe?
@@germanvillarroel4142 JOE MAMA
Gottem
Too bad he bails on Jesse on the LoJacked El Camino
Walt bursts out of the RV with a huge grin: “Hey, buddy! I’m just giving my former student here some extra lessons so he can go to college and be a chemistry major”.
Hank - I dunno Walt that seems pretty sussy to me
@@Journey_to_who_knows Looks like we have an imposter among us
I saw that you vent- DON'T LIE TO ME WALT
YOU SUSSY BAKA
Hank: “Understandable have a great day.”
Roll Credits
@@nonameman7114 Walt: “And we may have cooked just a liiiiitle bit of meth because well, that’s what Mr. Pinkman here is familiar with, so…. y’know”.
Hank: "I dont even know who u are "
if Old Joe didn't stop the situation, this would of been the last episode of Breaking Bad. Reminds me of those situations in a game where you let the scene play out without pressing the button prompt to save yourself.
Yeah some games actually have branching scenes where if you fall and die the characters actually react, examples would be Uncharted 4 and Mafia III
Not necessarily. Hank would have figured out Walt was working with Jesse. But he would have had to break into the RV to do it. As the guy said, it wouldn't hold up in a court of law.
@@henrypeters5291 fair point - It’s more of the idea that Hank would discover Walt a lot sooner than expected, basically tarnishing the family relationship they have.
But yeah if Walt got busted at this time, the way Hank went about it would hurt the probability of any charges going against Walt.
@@_c3a3m_88 uncharted 4.... masterpiece
@@_c3a3m_88 Mafia 3? When
I love how Jesse just goes around calling literally everyone “B#tch!”
That's old slang calling people bitch
Bravo Vince
One of the best scenes of the entire series. Really cool to see how they have a problem which appears impossible to beat and how they manage to pull it off. The lot owner in particular is gangster.
He's a cool old dude, I think he's one of Chicken Man's men?
This is truly the moment Walt became stuck in Jesse’s private domicile
it really is
🤨
So tragic
It didn't rightfully belong to Jesse, since it was stolen.
Oh how clever. Did you think up this miraculously hillarious comment all by yourself? It would be a shame if 10 million people before you had not already done it
it's mad to think that the writers actually hit a dead end here and had to brainstorm ideas on how walter and jesse would get themselves out of this situation.
and the solution was GENIUS!!
One of the ideas was that Walt was gonna send Hank to Belize
Vince Gilligan is a massive genius
Who is Billy?
@@calvin3005 who tf mentioned billy
3:02 No, you cannot censure the best part
Sensor
@@nderohan censor
@@lightningkachowski4893 senzarrr!!!
@@nderohan Señor
sens fortress
“This is my own private domicile and I will not be harassed...bitch” for me that’s one of the funniest lines in the whole show
Up there with "Skyler White, Yo".
Fun fact, the entirety of Breaking Bad was improvised. Bryan Cranston one day just started cooking meth and the crew decided to start filming and roll with it.
and the government decided to let it roll because the footage is just so awesome
Moff Gideon actually gave me the product for trial.
hue hue hue hue hue hue hue hue hue hue hue hue hue hue hue hue
bravo vince
Overused joke be orginal for once in your life
What I always loved about this show is it would make me simultaneously want Jesse and Walt to get away, and for Hank to not succeed in his investigation.. but then also make me want to see Hank catch Jesse and Walt and succeed in the case.
That’s the key to excellent tension, when you desperately want to see both possible outcomes, you’ll be unable to stop watching. Works a lot better than if you’re just rooting for the good guys, because rarely will a movie or TV show dissapointed us by having “the bad outcome”
I never wanted to see hank succeed. It was until the later seasons when you see walts true self come out that you start rooting for hank but by then its too late if you know what I mean.
@@ricreusaurelius4163 I liked hank but walt even more.
Season 1-4: Team Walt
Season 5: Team Hank
In the end we got neither
This is the moment Old Joe came back from the future after having earned a law degree.
GREAT.... SCOTT....!!!
From the University of American Samoa
Joe passed the bar?
@@shawnthompson2303 Old Joe should be talking into a mouse saying "computer"
What a sick joke!!!
My favourite "bitch" from Jesse the entire show
It's my second favourite after "So roll me further bitch"
The best one is when Jesse goes to Spooge's house and continously screams "Where's my money bitch" to himself
I wanted to leave them on the counter...... bitch!
Yeah bitch! Magnets!
Too bad the video censored it
Truly love everything about this scene. From Hank's desperation, to Joe's incredible legal knowledge, to Walt's quick wits, all down to Jesse's iconic quote. Never get tired of this scene.
I just loved the old guy's fake surprise: "Heh, there's somebody in there."
His whole attitude is just perfect. He's like "I know the law, I know what to say and when, and you got nothin' on me."
Didn't know Mr Heckles did know so much about the law
Lol
Probably he was the secret mentor of saul goodman
😂
"You owe me a Jesse."
Mr. Heckles: You're disturbing my law practice
Hank: you are not a lawyer
Mr. Heckles: I could be a lawer😄😄
"Jesse come out you SUSSY BAKA"
Haha I know that!!
NaNI
I understand that reference.
@@christiandavila8589 r/woosh
@@rajatkamalchauhan1507 lmao makes no sense why your wooshing me when I clearly said I understand that reference.
Jesse Pinkman, I can definitely smell your minerals from way out here
They're rocks, b*tch!
Old Joe's character has a very small screen presence in the entire show but he shines every time
That's the beauty of breaking bad...every character adds to the story rather than just being a filler
Joe is such an underrated character
This is the moment Joe became Saul Goodman
Joe Goodman?
Better Call Joe
They didn't even have to call Joe!
@@MrWilliamson9411 Better phone Joe.
3:06 lmao i love how walt has a slightly disappointed look on his face l
Like It he was saying : you Just couldnt help yourself uh Jesse?
It's one of my favourite moments in the whole show
Walt was like: why?
There's nothing "slight" about it. 😂
Because Walt knows that Jesse deliberately trying to antagonize Hank is a very stupid move
After hank got back in his car, Joe should have told him to leave the premises as it is private property and hank has no warrant.
That would be sus tho
@@nerdienew911 And the entire conversation up to that point wasn't?
@@SocietyIsSoFucked that alone would've required another warrant no? 1 to enter the private premises and another search warrant for the RV. Guess that didn't bode well with the writers. Plus we wouldn't have had the awesome follow up scene where Saul's receptionist calls Hank pretending to be a cop reporting his 'wife's accident' if they went that route.
@@MrRemixV3 it would only require 1 warrant. If Hank secured a warrant for the RV and the RV was on private property, he would be able to enter the property to search the RV, but would NOT be able to search anything else.
He was amazingly wrong about probable cause also. Probable cause as it relates to vehicles allows officers to perform warrantless searches of vehicles based off of exigent circumstances. Exigent circumstances basically means that since the vehicle is mobile, Officers do not have time to secure a warrant and can perform a search after developing probable cause. The RV being considered a domicile or a vehicle is a moot point to this case since the RV is not on a roadway and does not appear to be able to be moved easily, so no exigent circumstances appear to be present. The vehicle is also on private property which Hank did not have permission to enter. This represents an unlawful search. Even if Hank developed probable cause and secured a warrant for the RV, any evidence discovered during the subsequent search of the RV would be inadmissible since Hank violated the rights of the property owner. Furthermore, the bullet holes in the side of the vehicle would most likely not be sufficient evidence to secure a search warrant. Hank would have to articulate that the holes constituted a crime and there is evidence inside that needed to be secured. The presence of the tape over the holes suggests that they are not recent and there was no reason to believe anyone inside was in need of medical assistance.
Hank would have just stayed in the entrance of the junk yard, he wouldn't be so close be he could still see the RV
If Hank did break in there I’m extremely confident Saul would’ve been able to get them off scott free since he didn’t have a warrant. The only issue is Walt’a personal life would be ruined.
Walt wouldn’t even need Saul in this situation. If Hank successfully broke in, seized evidence, and arrested Walt and Jesse the case against them would be thrown out and all evidence found would be null and void because the way Hank obtains the evidence was very much illegal.
strong disagree. any number of impossible to disprove small lies could have been sprinkled in after the fact by hank to not have the case thrown out
Given how bullshit good Jimmy is at what he does, I'm sure he could've made something work.
Yes definitely. I'd Hank's only evidence is a non-warranted search then that's going nowhere
@@kid_missive Luckily, the U.S. is an "Innocent until proven guilty" country.
When Hank take out the tape the first sunbeam hits Walt right where he gets shot at the series finale. Fantastic foreshadowing.
I WAS LOOKING FOR A COMMENT LIKE THIS!!!!
@Marsh How do you know they didnt know how the show was going to end? Were you one of the writers?
@Marsh Gotcha. Makes sense. That makes this scene even more marvelous as it shows the writers were so invested in the story they went back and created foreshadowing based on previous scenes. I just find it hard to believe that this is a coincidence. Already knew BB has good writers this makes them that much better in my book.
Damn spoilers !
@@spyfromsparta bro don't watch anything on TH-cam if you haven't finished the series yet
Old Joe could have also requested that Hank leave the premises until he returns with said warrant.
Joe probably did but no way Hank would back out because he knows what was gonna happen if he did
Hank could still monitor the RV from a far distance which means he would have seen Walt come out.
To an extent I think that is true but I’m also pretty sure that if a company is open for business anyone is aloud to enter, like I said I could be wrong about that but either way I still think he could have said he doesn’t want him on his property
@@newwave7908 he could’ve. As mentioned when Joe first appeared, he told Hank he was trespassing on private property and trying to commit B&E without a warrant. Joe was well within his rights to tell Hank to remain off his property until the warrant arrived that said the officer could enter the lot to conduct a search of the RV.
@@newwave7908 you can still be removed from a business that is open, and returning unlawfully would be considered trespassing
This is one of the most intense moments in the series. I was on the edge of my seat when I first saw this
Indeed
2:01 foreshadowing 2 seasons ahead, this show is absolutely genius
???
@@boneor...7022 light falls on Walt just in the same place on his torso as a stray bullet in season 5.
@@boneor...7022 the tire iron scraping against the wall of RV is also foreshadowing to the axe scene in the parking lot with hank nearly dying
@@denmark371 they hadn’t written season 5 yet
@@cakerbaby69 then it's a callback.
I think everyone hoped to see more of Joe after this scene.
This is the moment Old Joe became Greatest Legal Mind I Ever Knew
Technically Hank was breaking and entering. Unless he was acting under exigent circumstances, he could be charged accordingly. Even if the bullet holes were apparent it wouldn't qualify as probable cause as he observed no gun shot nor was he responding to a gunshot, and the vehicle wasn't moving. There was no immediate suspicion that a crime involving a firearm had occurred. Even with narcotics and the materials to make methamphetamine the two would almost certainly have had the charges dropped.
Indeed, and what this clip doesn’t show was when Hank was first inspecting the RV, he was trying to open the windows to peek inside of it to establish probable cause. The problem with that is that as Joe mentioned probable cause needs to be readily apparent. An example is someone getting pulled over for a traffic violation and there’s a bong in the shotgun seat in plain view. At that point the LEO has the right to search the vehicle
Charges dropped or a mistrial? Does it really work that way? Even though the court knows well they are cooking felony quantities of meth the charges are dropped anyway since the DEA had no right to break in?
@@METALLICARULES11 yes it does. The rights are there for a reason. What if Schrader had broken in and there was no evidence that it happened? He just committed breaking and entering against a citizen without probable cause. Even if there was evidence that a crime was being committed, cops can’t just be breaking down doors of anyone because they have a hunch. That would lead to massive amounts of police abuse of power that was common place before cases like Miranda v Arizona reestablished that people have rights that protect against the lowest level of government
@@Wolf-wc1js Saul Goodman would have probably had a bloody field day with Hank if he had successfully broken in. You see the video that analyses this scene and points out every single time Hank breached the Constitution? There were like 12 Things Hank did that were illegal in this scene.
@Kirayama Kama nice try hank
Always good to know your laws
Old Joe: “ That’s my RV”
Hank: “You don’t own an RV”
Old Joe: “ I could’ve owned an RV”
Don’t know if I’m the only one who thought that old joe was Mr Heckles from FRIENDS....😅😅😅
is he?
I Think he is
Yes he is
Actor Larry Hankin for the win. Still alive and heckling
Thought?
It IS heckles dude lol
Such a brilliant and underrated scene. Hank and Walt wrestling with each other and only an inch or two of metal and plastic keeping Walt's identity safe.
I love how they censor a show made for adults.
I love this scene because it’s the last of Walter and Jessie’s shenanigans. After this the show started heading towards the climax
Mr. Heckles: Do you have a warrant?
Hank: I could have a warrant.
I love how the guy is so smart and casual about it
It’s crazy how close it was to hank getting Walt. Imagine if Walt’s fingers slipped or something and the door opened
Or if he coughed.
"Fine, you want your warrant?"
*takes out warrant
*Directed by Vince Gilligan*
I always loved how on Breaking Bad you underestimated characters when you first meet them and then they proved to be really useful and skilled.
2:02 that’s some genius foreshadowing right there
You guys look too deep into things
Yea, you're a bit reaching there
What exactly is it foreshadowing? i've not watched this series for a long time
@@vedantdubey3449 the way walt dies in the end
thats not even foreshadowing
The foreshadowing of Walt being shot in the stomach!!!
My first thought
dude I haven't finished the series, thanks for the spoiler warning
@@Scootertotheshin shouldn't be watching clips on the internet. Also the series is 8 years old
@@Scootertotheshin if ur watching youtube clips of a series that has been over for nearly 10 years, then you should expect spoilers in the comments, this is just godawful decision making on you. Also, how were you not spoiled by various recommended clips that most certainly popped up when searching for/watching this video? Like my god man, there are so many layers in which you practically asked to get spoiled 😂
@@pebble312 yes that's true, but I specifically picked this video because it was season 3, I have finished season 3 and did not expect a season 5 spoiler
Hank is that one worker who excel in his chores but his boss can't save him when needed
This is the moment Jesse was harassed in his own private domicile.
How would you know there was bullet holes if you didn't touch his property
2:58 when you hear a mosquito flying around your room
Bro i had a fly in my car the other day that wouldn't leave and I thought about this...😆😆.
I'm sorry... a 'contaminant'.
LMFAO
Hank : Are you a lawyer?
Old Joe : I could be a lawyer
Underrated comment
That guy saved their asses so much.
3:01 Walt's reaction to Jesse throwing in the word "bitch" in his reply to Hank LMAO.
1:58 I just realised that Hank DID know that there were bullet holes before removing the tape.
This was the moment old joe became a lawyer
The owner of the junkyard learned the law from his time in Alcatraz 🤣🤣
I never understood why the salvage yard owner didn't tell Hank to get off of his property until a warrant was obtained.
Well if Hank refuses to leave what’s the owner gonna do? Call the police on a DEA agent?
@@charlieharrington9555 Yes.
Hank is actually a real good guy. He just got outsmarted by the greatest drug Lord of all time.
I remember watching this clip for the first time while doing my assignment during my US Government period in my Senior year. 2 years later, I'm binging Breaking Bad & caught up to this scene & got lost in the nostalgia, not the best year ngl, 2020 go die in a bathtub of hydrofluoric acid, but this moment really stood out to me then since my teacher loved this show, also helped that he seemed mid 20s at least & that gave me the scope of how engaging & relatable he makes his classes out to be, something a lot of teachers can learn nowadays to make their classes better.
Here i am now wishing i got to know him better since our time was limited & 2020 meant i was paying attention to a Zoom class 60% of the time, he was also had media preferences like gaming & Twitch & always made US Government less of a class & more of a engaging discussion.
Hope you're doing well, Mr. Hejl
Sincerely, Jason from the class of 2020-21
I love how Jessie added that "bitch" at the end to make it sound like he knows what he's talking about and is not getting help from someone 😂
Walt's reaction just makes the scene 3:03
The disappointment on his face lmaoo
He’s like “what was that about?”😂😂😂
The first time seeing this , I almost had a heart attack , this was a crazy moment!
This is the moment when Jesse almost got harassed in his own private domicile
One of the most tense scenes in the entire series. Pure awesome.
This was the moment a vehicle became a domicile
This is the moment the RV became a private domicile
Hank always the tough guy never calls for backup just goes in guns blazing
When Hank takes off the tape and the rays of light hit Walter like he's shooting him with rays of truth and justice, slowly finding out the truth and hinting that he will be the one to bring Walter into the light.
This is the moment when the owner of the lot became the counselor
In a show that is nothing but non stop anxiety, this scene was probably the most anxiety producing scene of the series!
I work in the junkyard this was shot in, we still have the old yellow crusher. (It's broken)
I love the way Hank walked off scrapping the RV like Freddy Kruger 😂😂
The show is mesmerizing everytime I see clips. The best cinematography I’ve seen. That dutch angle when hank is pulling the tape off is chefs kiss
Old Joe later gave birth that day and named his child Saul Goodman
I wouldn't have minded an entire episode of them stuck in the RV. Fly style, could have been a great bottle episode.
I love Walts face after Jessie adds the “bitch” lmao
props to the writers 100% of the viewers had no idea how would walt escape this
Me watching a no smoking ad right before I watch the meth dealing show
If you have a reasonable expectation evidence is about to be destroyed (such as an RV at a dump site) you can search the vehicle without probable cause/ a warrant. They should have kept Hank off with a warrant to search on the property of the landfill owner instead of the car.
Funny thing is, from a standpoint of avoiding criminal liability, it almost would have been better for them to let Hank break in. It’s a textbook illegal search, and ANY evidence gathered as a result, including the lab, Walt’s overall involvement, and any information that comes from the discovery of Walt’s involvement would be thrown out as fruit of the poisonous tree. Both Jesse and Walt would have walked out of court free men with most, if not all charges dropped after the first preliminary hearing.
Walt obviously didn’t want Hank to know of his involvement in the first place though. Besides him knowing could easily lead to him finding more legal evidence to use against him
Man, the last moment with Walt and Jesse in the Rv. The atmosphere of the shoe really changed in season 3. It was like way more of the show took place indoors, since they were cooking in an underground superlab. When Walt and Jesse cooked in the RV breaking bad really felt like a neo-western show, because every time walt and jesse cooked you got several great shots of the outdoors.
"How could you have known they were there before you took off the tape?"
Heckles: The talking RV is right
This is the exact moment when Hank waited a little longer
Censoring Jesse's "Bitch!" Should be against the law.
0:21 Hank ! don't shoot. it's me.
Credits roll
this is the moment where victor turned into a liquid
Fun fact: before issuing a warrant, the judge called Old Joe to ask him if it was legal.
lol the way Hank scrapes that cane along the RV at the end killed me😂. Such great acting
Hank is a fed, he doesn't need a warrant.
Walt and Jessie were probably wishing at that point that Hank was going to unlawfully break in, then all evidence Hank found could not be used in court. It is an interesting law in the US where even it someone is so clearly 100% guilty, they can be free if the evidence was unlawfully obtained. Happens in real life all the time where we have murderers free because they were not protected of their rights.
Good thing Walt didn’t have a cough attack... Mr Mayhew?
I watched the entire series as it aired each week each year and this episode had me in such suspense. Then came One Minute a week later. This series is amazing.
Wish i could've been there to wait for weekly episodes myself.
Btw your profile kicks ass, Loomis is a badass
This is the moment when Jesse had 3 seconds to get out of his private domicile
This is the moment when Hank knew the bullet holes were there