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R.I.P. To Mark Margolis who played Hector, the wheelchair bound uncle to Tuco. He passed away last week.
Also the bomber in Scarface
And the landlord in 'Ace Ventura: Pet Detective' 💐😌
And the Jokers dad in “Gotham.”
He was a nice Jewish boy from Philly. 🙂
And the pawnshop guy from the beginning of the movie requiem for a dream
"why is there a oiuja board in a nursing home?" It's so they can talk to their old friends
NAHH 😭
That's dark
This is cursed
Walt's speech about the plane crash and "looking on the bright side" was him trying to alleviate his guilt.
I think it also shows one of his flaws. He is so logical in his thinking that he tends to overlook emotions and common sense.
Absolutely what he was doing.
@@-.._.-_...-_.._-..__..._.-.-.-great point
@@-.._.-_...-_.._-..__..._.-.-.-what exactly is the problem?
In the episode where Tuco held Walt & Jesse hostage, he asked them for their IDs and read Walt’s full name out loud in front of Hector.
I'd say Skyler's instincts are pretty good, seeing as how in the same episode that she kicks Walt out, two men with axes show up to their house to murder them because of Walt's actions, lol.
27:47 when walt and jesse were on tuco's house, tuco got their identitys and he even said: "Walter white? I thought your name was Heisenberg" and the old man heard that
It's starting to annoy me how memory seems to be lacking in our current generation.
@@crymsonvega4854dude that was like beginning of season 2 and she has other shows going on. How is she supposed to remember that small detail
@@neezduts69420 It's called MEMORY... That's how
@@neezduts69420 right and it's easy for us to say, in hindsight. And especially having seen the show at least once and likely more. I'm sure the lot of people wouldn't have remembered that single detail straight away.
V: “I’m scared to continue with this series…”
Fans: “We’re done when I say we’re done!!!”
V, you’ll get the joke in a few seasons 😂
This should be top comment lol
So glad she loves Saul. Now we know she's gonna love BCS
"why did they put that filter on here?" because it's Mexico and everyone knows Mexico is orange tinted.
“You’re not even taking his thoughts and considerations into concern” maybe she just doesn’t want to be around a DANGEROUS criminal for the rest of her life
In the outtakes after Skyler closes the door on Walt with the pizza, she quickly reopens it and yoinks the dipping sticks 🤣
Also in the gag reel (from the first episode) when Skyler goes to visit Walt and he opens the door, she's making out with a guy.
fun fact that pizza throw was done in the first shot, the pizza wasn't sliced which will be referanced later
Pass the savings on to you 😂😂
It's hilarious to me that the pizza not being sliced was so widely considered such a plot hole that they had to shoe-horn in an explanation later. Where I'm from they usually never slice the pizza for you unless you ask them to do it.
Pizzas are usually not completely sliced but have indentations where you can pull them apart.
This show is where I first heard that Americans get their pizzas pre-slized.
Jesse returned things to how they should be. He didn't screw his parents. Jesse's aunt wanted him to have that house, because he cared for her until she passed away from cancer. His parents didn't help her for whatever selfish reasons. They said they put in about $400K in upgrades, so they didn't really lose money on the sale, just the profits they were trying to weasel.
Thank you for pointing these facts out.
And then Jessie was cooking meth and killed two people inside his beloved aunt's house. When his parents discovered the meth lab, they could have -- probably should have -- called the cops. Instead they gave him a gift -- they just kicked him out. But then Jessie uses that against them to screw them? I guess that's a "win" for Jessie. .
MAYBE Jessie's aunt wanted him to have her house. But she also had cancer in her brain, and she never actually did anything about it. So the house belonged to his parents, and they would have been in very serious trouble if his illegal activity was discovered.
*EDITED*
Some answers for you
Yellow tint in this show is always Mexico.
And Hector (the old guy in a wheelchair) knew Walter's name because Tuco went through Walt's wallet when he held Jesse and Walt at his remote cabin. (he read the name out in an important part of a conversation they were having)
Gus is cartel affiliated so he knew who the cousins are and was quick to call them off from killing Walter.
Jesse buying the house was not a favor. It was sort of payback even, since they kicked him out of the house first AND he got the value way down with the knowledge of the methlab.
don't spoil
@@karinapedziwiatr4202 srsly
@@karinapedziwiatr4202 Spoil what? He's talking about things that happened in either these episodes or previous ones. And knowing that they use the yellow filter for scenes in Mexico isn't a spoiler.
Wasn’t the house supposed to be Jesse’s to begin with, for taking care of his sick aunt that died of cancer? Hence, how he knows all about Walt’s sickness?
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks Gus being cartel affiliated is not known yet, and that the two hitmen are "the cousins" is likewise not known at this point. Both of those things could be highly suspected but to have them outright confirmed by a comment spoils the suspense.
I have other series in my heart that are above breaking bad, but I admit: There is no series in the world that is better done than this one.
Agreed, it's not my favorite of all time but it's the best of all time and it's really not even close. There will never be better television than Breaking Bad, particularly speaking about a first watch of a show
@@jayhopas far as Dramas go, yeah. I’d put Ted Lasso up there near perfection, but it’s primarily a comedy. Both respectively the best, but I guess Breaking Bad would be the technically better show
@@rickykozak58Ted Lasso over It’s Always Sunny and Community?
The Leftovers is pretty damn close to being as good at BB/BCS, incredibly underrated show
I have a more personal connection to Twin Peaks and Stranger Things, but Breaking Bad is a nearly flawless show. Only one or two weaker episodes and season 5 is not as good as the rest, but still great. I mean, I love this show almost as much as those two, but it's weird how this isn't above those because it should be based on its quality.
31:20 regarding Skyler "not making herself clear" she told Walt in 301 that she wouldn't tell anyone his secret if he agreed to divorce her and stay away from the kids, and she hasn't changed her position since. Yes it's a harsh deal for Walt, but she spent 2 seasons trying everything to get the truth out of him while he lied to her constantly and disappeared for days on end. Remember in season 2 when she confronted him and told him to tell her everything and he just said "Tell you what?" Now he wants her to hear him out, only because she's bringing actual consequences for not telling her then, when he could've explained it far more sympathetically. Plus, when she accused him of being a drug dealer to his face, even then Walt acted like it was absurd until she kept pushing. She really has no reason to trust him or give him any leeway at this point
Thanks for this, I really don't know how some people still side with Walt here
@@MM-hiMaybe because it's just a show?
@@ciemny9410 what is that even supposed to mean? Yeah I know its a show buddy!
@@MM-hi People take others siding with Walt as an insult. I know he's a bad guy and I would hate him irl but so what? It's fun to root for the bad guy for once instead of always for the good guy.
Whether he’s right or wrong, everyone wants a chance to be heard. Even if they don’t deserve it, it’s the first step towards a resolution.
I just had to go back and look to make sure:
The kid in the gymnasium saying "if your friend kills himself, you get an A" is the same one who tried getting Walt to pass him.
Everything Walt is going through, he created. He didn't need to sell drugs to earn the money, he didn't need to distance himself from his wife. Not only that, but every chance he has to bail, he pulls himself back in. He cares about his pride more than his own family, he just uses them as an excuse.
14:32 - Being a drug manufacturer puts her children's literal lives at stake, so that's why. He may mean well, but that won't save her dead children when this stuff shows up at his door. You may love your spouse, but you can't sell out your kids' lives for them.
I'm honestly amazed at how much sympathy she still has for Walt.
I swear I remember reading before Vince Gilligan saying the show is written in a way to test viewers throughout about how long they feel they can truly want to stick to Walt before they drop off.
I had sympathy for Walt to the end, lol.
I think you're pretty young fellow.
@@tree_poplar I’m 30 now. My first watch through (just out of high school) I stuck with Walt through most of the story and respected him at the very end. Rewatching within the past couple years, I recognize Walt as a deeply sick and troubled individual with an ego problem from the beginning that very quickly warped into a manipulative and sadistic monster. Ego was always his problem; he was just meek when he was getting bullied and had no problem turning into the bully when he got himself a shred of power.
If you’ve watch BB multiple times you’ll see how bad of a person Walt is. He’s on the same level as Gus. The amount of lies and deception he does toward those close to him, especially to Jesse, for his own benefit.
Every mother I know said No More at the latest after Jane's death. Some were even sooner.
What you saw in the beginning was a shrine dedicated to Santa Muerte (Holy Death). It's a mix of Aztec beliefs and Catholicism, where Santa Muerte herself could be considered a modern form of the Aztec goddess Mictecacíhuatl, the Lady of the Dead. While one of Santa Muerte's spheres of influence is indeed death, she is also associated with healing, protection, love and more. Which aspect is represented by a specific figurine etc depends on its colour - a red Santa Muerte symbolises love/passion, a blue is associated with wisdom and so on. Her following has gained a lot of momentum during the last few decades and is estimated to consist of somewhere between 10-20 million people.
I think reason for divorce is almost always "irreconcilable differences."
I love the fact they bought a ton of real pizzas to get that shot and he nailed it on the first take, so the whole crew was eating pizza for like 3 days
LOL I didn’t know about that. That’s pretty funny.
Why do you love knowing a bunch of strangers had 3 pizzadays over 10 years ago? This "fun trivia" obsession people have over their entertainment is peak NPC behaviour.
It's not true. The pizza was planned to smash against the garage door. Walter threw the pizza on the roof by accident, which also surprised him, but as a professional actor, he finished his scene masterfully. The scenes with the pizza on the roof and the Skyler calling the Walt were added to the script. Just watch the backstage of the show and there's a lot of talk about this incident.
@@SarkkiKarkki Ok Sheldon calm down it’s not that deep. 😂
Bc Bryan Cranston is a damn professional
just gonna say that people totally misunderstood the use of sepia in BB. they always point to it as a trope that "mexico is when yellow filter" but it's specifically used to communicate a past event
It’s way that this show manipulates people into siding with Walt when Skyler simply and 100% correctly is trying to keep herself and her kids safe from an entirely unrecognizable person to her.
It’s not even just the drugs; if your partner is withholding that many truths from you, how can you ever trust them again? How can you believe a single word they say?
The acting in this show is incredible throughout the entire thing. One of the best shows of all time
I understand Skylar's anger, I think hearing the truth felt long overdue for her after how angry & depressed this long isolation from her husband has made her, on top of the drug in question being Way Worse than she could've imagined- she's a suburban mom w a step brother in the DEA here. She's given him two seasons to tell her the truth, so the brutal honesty just has her overwhelmed at this point, she's gotta come to him in her own time
Skyler turning down dipping sticks is why everyone hates her.
🤣The most despicable crime the show.
I can relate though. The pizza literally already has dipping sticks built into it!
Heisenberg giving a speech. "People died, suck it up buttercups".
Jesse loves that house, it was his aunt's house originally. In the earlier seasons we see some pictures of him with an older woman who he clearly loves a great deal. Based on how his parents act towards him, my guess is she was the "cool aunt" that they didn't like him hanging around that much. He also seems to have looked after her when she had cancer, hence his knowledge of Walt's own condition. It seems the arrangement was after she died that the parents got the house. (The Aunt probably didn't leave a will or did and just didn't switch the house to being left to Jesse when she died). Which Jesse was supposed to fix up and get in order to be sold. Obviously that didn't happen and they kicked him out. For him getting his Aunt's house back from his money-grubbing parents after using their own tactics against him would've been the sweetest revenge. Besides what else was he going to do with all that money?
Also that kid who wanted an Automatic A in the first Episode. Is the same guy that wanted Walt to give him a D or C (can't remember which) so he wouldn't have to go to Summer School. The one you felt sympathy for. Clearly Walt knows he's a habitual slacker/liar who takes advantage of Teacher's sympathy to get better grades he doesn't earn. Heck back then, he claimed to be dyslexic or having ADHD (something like that), obviously an attempt to elicit sympathy, where none was deserved. Walt was right to tell him "Never try to Bullshit a Bullshitter."
Hank is so freaking adorable when he's trying to be sensitive😂
To me, one of the best parts of the show was piecing together the whole Saul/Gus/Mike/Hector/Cartel story. Any storyline that doesn't hold your hand and makes you put it together yourself is great.
Yup, with a fantastic continuation in BCS.
Skyler may not be the best person, but I'm on her side on the divorce thing. Why would she have to sit and listen to him and pay him respect? He lied to her over and over again and disrespected her first by committing crimes on her back, putting his family at risk like... no. She has the right to stay away from him and keep her children safe.
27:47
He knew Walters name because when Tuco kidnapped Walt and Jesse, Tuco took out Walt’s wallet and I.D. and read his real name in front of Hector.
I love how you share your thoughts and input on everyting that's happening it really makes your videos so enjoyable. Keep up the great work Vicky!
Thank you so much!💖
"Am I the only one not piecing things together?"
Yes. Yes you are.
Just mentioning that Mark Margolis -- who played Hector Salamanca, the guy in the wheelchair -- died last week at age 83. He was an excellent actor who played many memorable parts over the years.
Oh shit. I just realized he's in a couple Aronofsky films too after recently rewatching Requiem and Pi. That's unfortunate.
@@igoriksanov9539 I'd very much enjoy a reaction video to Requiem (I love Pi, too, but I don't think it would make a great reaction video). Margolis' part is tiny in Requiem -- but very cute. Most people remember him from Scarface.
@@GetMeThere1 I agree. I'd love to see her watch requiem or something else super thought provoking like mr robot. Maybe even something bizarre or disturbing like climax/irreversible or something with Mia Goth. Unfortunately this will probably never happen.
@@igoriksanov9539 LOL, if she watched anything by Gaspar Noe she'd close her account, lol. Irreversible would KILL her. I've watched Irreversible and I Stand Alone MANY times. But there are traditional classics, as well. I just watched The Wages of Fear yet again the other day. It's an AMAZINGLY raw film -- indeed, that's one I think she would make a good reaction to.
Tio learned Walts'name when Tuco took Walts ID from his wallet. Tuco Said "OK Walter Hartwell White, I thought your name was Heisenberg."
My favorite part of this episode is how the actual homeowner had to put up giant gates around the house because people kept throwing pizzas on their roof lol
The original home owner was supposedly very sweet and still let people take pictures and talked to them. It's unfortunate the pizza thing kept happening. People gotta ruin a good thing
I’m appalled that people would waste pizza like that.
It's neat in theory but actually a really crappy situation. The people were nice enough to allow the crew to film the exterior of their house and as a reward they got people constantly coming onto their property and throwing food onto their roof which they then have to get up on ladders to clean off. They've even taken the steps of getting trespassing signs and blocking the imagery of their house on Google Earth.
No homeowner should have to go through all that just because some twat kids want to use their property as a meme. In one of the dvd commentaries the show's creator even declared that it's stupid, that the people who want to do it aren't being especially original, and that it's causing hardship to a nice couple who didn't ask for all the trouble when they were polite enough to agree to their house being filmed. He asked people not to keep doing it.
@@Lazrael32 Jonathan Banks made a video to tell people to stop--in character as Mike.😂
well that would definitely convince me to stop doing just about anything.@@bradsullivan2495
Roof pizza! Since the show aired, fans have been coming by that actual house and throwing pizzas on the roof. The homeowner has NOT been happy.
OMGGG I'm so excited about this reaction! I'm so happy you didn't wait long before starting season 3😁
😭😭 I feel like i waited TOO long because so many comments were "Where's s3???"
@@VKunia omg really? Sometimes people forget that among your audience are people who aren't interested in BB, and the production of videos ain't easy, so yeah, I'm very satisfied with how often you publish these reactions, keep it up!💓
@@VKuniaThat's because it's like drugs, lol
@@VKuniaYou could maybe switch to a system where you upload BB more often (perhaps weekly) OR instead of two episodes every two weeks you do one episode per week so your workload stays the same and the wait doesn't feel so long for the audience. Just food for thought, this is fine as is imo.
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why and how could you ever be excited about somebody else, somewhere far away watching a tv show, without your company
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you aren't contributing to their life. Get your own.
"Why is there a ouija board in a nursing home?"
This isn't the whole answer, but it's fun trivia: a ouija board is technically considered a board game, it was a trademark of Hasbro and is currently a trademark or Parker Brothers. Also, there is a non-zero possibility that there are old folks there who are still into the occult, I can imagine some of them wanting to connect with their departed loved ones to say something like "I'll be joining you soon".
Honestly it’s just a board game. All the wiccans and occult enthusiasts I’ve known scoff at the idea of ouija boards being even slightly magical. The only people I’ve known that think ouija boards are legit have been christians that think they’re satanic. A lot of wiccans and occult enthusiasts do have them though simply because they look really cool, I personally have one that I use as a tray for my teapot and tea jars. ☺️
@@Jack_Flapper "Talking boards" have been used for a long time to attempt to communicate with spirits and other entities, although Parker Brothers commercialised the concept. The horror film (or religious thriller, depending on who you ask) "The Exorcist" is largely responsible for why some people associate Ouija with satanic forces.
You just made my day better with this reaction so thank you ❤️
No problem 😊
The writing on this show is so deliberate and honest. It's what makes it so funny.
28:22 Skyler emphasizes she isnt wearing her wedding ring. Almost goes out of her way to point with her ring finger.
When you've already seen Better Call Saul, that conversation scene between Saul and Walter takes on a very deep meaning. I love your reactions!!
The reason why the uncle knows Walter’s name was because he was near tuco when he read Walter full name out loud from his Id
At 33:13 when Mike saw the pizza on the roof, that was the moment he knew he was dealing with a very dangerous professional.
It's a Mexican thing, the beginning of the first episode. lol. I'm Mexican, and I remember my grandmother doing this all of the time. It's to ask for the utmost mercy or penitence... or to ask for the greatest fortune from whichever saint they're praying too. in this case, they're praying to la nuestra senora de la santa muerte - or the new sainted lady of death. the two guys in the suits are hitman for the Juarez cartel, and they're asking for death upon walter white.
I remember it from an episode of George Lopez. At first he considered faking it by tearing up his jeans but eventually came around and did it for real, don't know why he had to tho.
To your point about Skyler in 301, Walter didn't respect her enough to tell her the truth for 2 seasons. The show is really good at telling the story from Walt's point of view but I am totally on Skyler's side there.
Absolutely my favourite thing about breaking bad, I constantly had to check myself because the show is so good at gaslighting you into thinking Walt is in the right which is exactly what Walt does to everyone around him in order to convince himself. Genius writing.
No way he could have told her
@@Justinhomii if you cant tell your loved ones what you do, then you probably shouldnt do it
@@Justinhomii Then he shouldn’t have started lmfao. Remember that he was already considering the meth trade well before his cancer diagnosis, people tend to forget that and fall for his bs “I’m doing it for my family” excuse.
Skyler cares less about the drug dealing than the fact he lied to her so much. And he wasn't ever planning to tell her, standard marriage stuff, for her anyway. The man she loves suddenly is comfortable leaving her out over his life being on the line. It's vacant and she sees it for what it is. Studying these dynamics for real I can see exactly that Skyler is totally on point here.
27:46 when Tuco checks Walt's wallet (when they were waiting to be taken to Mexico), he mentions his name out loud and Hector was there.
I have a feeling that you wont sympathize with Walt much longer lol
I’m always interested watching how far into the show reactors still have sympathy for Walt. Like why would Skylar have to “hear him out” after he tells her he makes and sells meth lmao. Another interesting thing is how far into the show reactors separate the personas of Walt and Heisenberg before realizing they always were the same person. That’s why the writing in this show has to be the best of all time imo
Well, I'd hope that after years of marriage, your partner would be willing to hear you out before permanently ending things. Not only that, but not letting him see his own kids is overkill. Walter definitely did Skylar wrong by the constant lying and cover-ups, but not allowing someone to see their own children possibly near the end of their lives is crazy. The choice is forgive Walt or not is undeniably up to Skylar herself, and I think a divorce was the right move because Walt could've been amenable to that but not the kids.
This whole family is alive only from lucky circumstance on behalf of Walt’s selfishness, her getting away and taking the kids is THE play
@@sets445 Walt getting involved in selling drugs put his family's life at risk. Skyler was well within her rights to get Walt as far away from her kids as possible for their protection.
Walt wasn't forced into this lifestyle. He had the opportunity for Gretchen and Elliot to give him a job, which would have came with life insurance and pay for his medical treatment, leaving his family with more than enough money to survive in the case that he died from cancer.
If Walter never got to see his kids again, that would be entirely on him. Skyler owes him absolutely nothing.
Hector knew Walter’s name cuz Tuco said it out loud.
“I thought your name was Heisenberg, Walter Hartwell White?”
“Why is there a Ouija board in a nursing home?”
In case they need to contact their friends who left recently.
“Hey, Maude, just a reminder - you still owe me change from when we had lunch last week.”
Timenstamp please
I've watched enough videos of family members of people caught up in a certain lifestyle being tortured and slain to know that Skylar's maternal instinct of wanting to get her family away from Walt is the right call 👍🏾👍🏾
Yeahhhh, I feel like if I'm a mother of a disabled teen and a newborn baby, and my suddenly incredibly dishonest husband ends up being a meth dealer-- I'm seeing flashes of when he almost fought Hank, all his effortless lying, and then becoming obsessed and terrified of what this all could mean for our safety.... I'm not gonna be too worried about his feelings.
Fun fact: because of the pizza scene, people found the house in Albuquerque where this was filmed and would stop to throw pizza on the roof. Til the owners who bought it put up a fence 🤣🤣
It's been 15 years!! Finally she posts a Breaking Bad reaction!
She's only had this channel for 2½ years, dude. Who cares how old the shows/movies are? 😒
And it's only 1/6 😩
i'm totally on skyler's side considering the fact that two cartel psychos broke into their house to kill walter and possibly anyone else in the house at the time, i'd say her paranoia and kicking him out was justified lol
"Do you need a reason for a divorce?"
Depends on the state, but in the end, a marriage is a contractual relationship. That's what makes it different from dating. You can't just end it on a whim. You can enter it, like most contracts, on a whim, but you can't just end it without a process and all parties coming to an agreement.
You know, a lot of viewers of Breaking Bad have a moment where they stop rooting for Walter and feeling sympathetic towards him. Wasting a perfectly good giant pizza is one of those moments.
8:17 Walt. It happened because of Walt.
Some other things broke down that shouldn't have but Walt triggered it all when he intentionally let that girl die.
in the bloopers skyler closes the door then opens it again and takes the stipping sticks (is that what they're called? the things he has on the pizza
Dipping sticks, to dip into sauve that's usually contained in a little cup in the pizza box. 😋
You know you’ve done a great job putting yourself in both Walt and Skyler’s shoes and I think that’s so important to the understanding of the plot!
I love how she keeps going back-and-forth between Walt and Skyler.
10:47 I like to imagine he gifted the car specifically to the goat 😂
27:48 "how does he know his name?" Well, he heard Tuco when he asked " I thought your name was Heisenberg? Walter Heartwell White?"
There's a family that lives in the house that they shot the pizza on the roof scene on. After the episode aired, I believe the creators of the show sent out a press release asking people not to throw pizzas on the roof of the family's house because there were a lot of tourists in Albuquerque who were taking pictures of themselves throwing their own pizza's at the house.
In the gymhall scene theres lots of kids wearing blue
Blue is Walts colour, he wears it, blue meth etc and the kids in the gymhall wearing blue is supposed to represent everyone that has been affected in some way by Walts actions be it from the drugs hes made or the plane crash he indirectly caused
Fun fact, the reason why the pizza wasn’t cut was because it was more of a test run of the scene before the proper shoot, it was just such a good throw that they decided to keep it in.
Hector (Wheelchair Grandpa) was there when Tuco read Walters name out loud from his identity card. That's why Hector knows Walters name :)
I love watching this with you. The pizza throw was a lucky shot during filming and they decided to keep it in the show.
You’re questioning why Jesse wants this house so badly. During the first season when Jesse was getting kicked out, it was revealed this house was owned by his Aunt. He took care of her while she was sick. Upon her death, the ownership probably went to her next of kin; Jesse’s parents. Therefore he resided there. I guess he was very close to his Aunt. Jesse considered the house his own. Now it’s renovated for sale. Saul brought up a very good point about “full disclosure”. All that being said the house now rightfully belongs to Jesse.
I watched this via Netflix in the days before streaming, so it was one disc at a time with however many episodes were on the disc. I’d get a new disc and I would be so anxious about watching. I’d sit on the disc for a day or two before popping it in, but then I would and promptly binge through the whole disc, then run to the mailbox to drop it in so I could get the next disc as soon as possible. Then I’d get the next one and procrastinate out of anxiety again, start watching, binge through it, drop off the disc asap, rinse and repeat all the way to the end.
It’s like really spicy food that is also the most delicious thing you’ve ever eaten. Every bite is causing you pain, but it’s also so amazingly delicious that you can’t stop eating it.
Walter: hey junior, your mother and I need to talk. Why don't you get a pizza for dinner
Walt junior: I can't, dad, I don't have any money
Walt: it's ok...
It's on the house
Imagine if Hank just opened the bag and saw the actual $500,000 in it lmao
Every episode that Finger is in is an absolute banger
The filter is orange/yellow because ✨Mexico✨
Blew my mind when my plane touched down in Mexico and my vision was automatically tinted orange
The twins were praying to Saint Muerte, the Saint of Death, she’s worshiped mostly in Latin America and isn’t recognized by the Catholic Church as a legitimate saint, but people pray to her either for protection from dying or for an easy transition to the afterlife
Fun fact: the people who own that house were plagued with pizzas being tossed on the roof by BreakingBad fans
he didn't technically rip them off they were hiding the fact that there was a meth lab in the house. and the pizza is iconic but it always bothered me because birds would have picked the heck out of it.
He knows his name is Walter White because Tuco opened up Walt’s wallet and said it out loud in front of him
Fun Fact: The girl in the audience @8:18 is played by Taylor Dearden, Bryan Cranston's real-life daughter.
The old guy in the chair, Hector Salamanca (RIP Mark Margolis 😢) knew Walt's name because Tuco pulled out his ID when they were at his house
14:51 you don’t need consent to break up with someone; if you’re unhappy in the relationship you have every right to leave
Tuco read Walt's name outloud when he took his wallet and drivers licence when he kidnapped him and Jesse!
How can you excuse a drug dealer? I loved Walt's character. It was interesting and deep, and intriguing. But I never excused his actions. Nor did I ever think he was being unlucky, well, except for the cancer. Everything else, he did to himself. It actually felt cathartic whenever karma hit him. Still one of the best characters ever.
Rip Mark Margolis (Hector "Tio" Salamanca).
Finished watching your BB reactions thus far and I'm looking forward for the rest. I appreciate your videos, you have a bright personality that's enjoyable to watch, especially for my current depressed self. Thanks for doing what you do
Tuco read out "Walter Hartwell White" teasing "Heisenberg" in front of Hector so he knows his name
Jesse didn't rip his parents off, he paid them for half the value of the house, which was the original deal he claims they had. He honoured that deal. His word is his bond
It's probably the end of the month and piggy officer needed to make quota. Like they always do
on how Hector knew walts name, its because when they where in the house with tuco waiting for the brothers (the guys with the skull shoes) Tuco found walts ID in his wallet and said his name outloud "saying i thought your name was heisenberg"
Can't remember where I saw a behind-the-scenes of this episode -- but the truck explosion was real, and the actors were pretty anxious about it. They were just far enough away to be safe.
I don't know if you picked up on this but Walt feels guilty for the deaths of those 167 people. That's why when he's speaking in the gym, he's trying to downplay it. He's not talking to them. He's talking to himself. It's also why he kept the eye. It's like a token of his guilt. Like it's saying "I see you."
Some non-spoiler context … the bell guy is Hector Salamanca. Tuco called him Tio, which means uncle. He got Walt’s name when Tuco took his ID and read it aloud, noting that he thought his name was Heisenberg. Tuco was planning to take Walt and Jesse to Mexico with his two cousins, Hector’s sons, which are the twins we were introduced to in these episodes. It was mentioned that Tuco had ties to the cartels in Mexico, which what we’re getting into. Gus was able to call off the hit on Walter by sending that text. Mike works for Gus, but also does PI and cleanup work for Saul. He’s the guy that knows a guy that knows a guy that Saul referred to in the initial attempt to connect with Gus.
I'm guessing the reason she is _still_ trying to empathize with Walt is cuz she's still treating Heisenberg as a separate personality...
From what I saw in your videos, you'll cry a lot more during the series. But it's because we learn to love the characters, and we love them because they're so human and complex. Don't drop the series, it's a beautiful piece of art made by extremely talented people and you won't regret seeing it.
If you don't want to share the reason for a divorce you can just say "Irreconcilable differences". That can really mean anything.
Lol the beginning had me laughing. "They're doing it for fun" 😂 it's a penance for forgiveness of a sin. It's a rough thing to do honestly.
I think we can all relate to the fact that you're siding with Walt, we all did that on the first watch. The more you re-watch this show, the more you realise how destructive Walter was to his family. While on the first watch, we see Walter as the main character, which he is, really makes you think how well written this show is.. we side with the bad guy all the way till the end.