lol Well, Murge has managed to brutally murder every cast member in some way or another.most a few times. Walter could have had his great great grandma live with him, and Murge would figure out a way to murder her!
@@murgeproductions She wouldn't really need special treatment. Jimmy's confession that got his cushy plea deal thrown out had exonerated Kim. She would need to retake the bar exam for New Mexico or elect to take the bar exam for any other state she may choose to practice law. With her history of pro bono work, it wouldn't be hard for any judge who knew her accepting the story that she was merely a victim.
Her licence was never revoked. All she’d have to do is renew it, Kim was fully exonerated from Jimmy’s crimes. She might have trouble finding employment or insurance, but she wouldn’t be prohibited from practicing law.
At 15:48 without the police being on the line I would have preferred when jesse goes to get his phone in the other room and comes back he slowly walks in holding his new born child, and guilt slowly starting to creep up on kim once again, maybe even her confronting him on what she was about to do and changing her mind on it. It feels more like her character would realize that the bad is done and shes only looking for more of it.
I would prefer if she just confronted him in front of his wife and baby, and then he tells his wife that this is about those "nightmares he keeps having, and the scars on his face coming back to haunt him" and Kim gets to speak alone with him. Here Kim hears his whole story and sees what's become of him, and remembers Saul not only wanting to stay in prison as attonement, but wanting Jesse free as he deserves it after his torture by Walt (and later Nazis). Jesse is willing to go to prison as attonement too after all this time thinking about his wrongs, and that would maybe make the nightmares stop, but Kim doesn't want to break up this family and have the kid raised without a father, so she agrees to keep his secret. However Jesse does give Kim a book to publish about his autobiography from HS woodworking class to Cap'n Crunch, to Cap'n Heisenberg's First Mate, to flipping for the feds, to publish as one of those anonymous documentaries in exchange for keeping his new life a secret. He wrote the book months ago in secret and wanted the true full story out there but didn't know how to publish it without it being traced back to him in Alaska. Kim agrees to get his story out there and takes the book along with a picture of his baby to give to Jesse's parents amd let them know that he's doing fine now. They recieve it along with a copy of a book titled The Tale of "Heisenberg & His First Mate, Kap'n Krunch" written by The Kap'n. The book isn't a hit yet as nobody assumes by the title that it's about the infamous Heisenberg, but Jesse's parents get the ball rolling slowly by making the connection viral online. Also Jesse had kept the book a secret, fearing his wife finding out about his past, but she had her suspicions when they first started dating, his scars and attitude not matching his awkward skittishness about how he got them, but when she stumbled on the book being hidden early on, she decided to help support him in healing and they grew closer.
@aceslayer4883 Damn, I completely forgot that. I just remember the license plate saying The Kapn, and mixing up Cook with Crunch, since it fits better with the crunching the meth, and I can see Jesse ripping off the cereal name
Eh, this one is especially puzzling. The entire point of the finale of BCS is Jimmy accepting to be punished for what he did instead of weaseling his way out of consequences once again (and Kim supporting it). It wouldn't make sense for him to be willing to take the easy way out since he actively went out of his way to refuse it, nor does it make sense for Kim to seek it. Plus there's just too much scenarium going on here, between vacuum-guy randomly dying so soon, the parents randomly mentioning Alaska, Kim immediately going with it despite nothing pointing towards this at this point, Kim randomly running into him so soon, Kim randomly trying to get Jesse (a wanted criminal which murdered multiple peoples at this point) in by herself... Wouldn't Jimmy be the one who would need to give the info of Jesse's location if he want to negotiate a deal? If the police gets him like Kim was trying to do, then they wouldn't need to negotiate anything with Jimmy?
But then she would die somehow, cuz a gf of Jesse cannot survive In fact that's another part of this what if that would never happen. Jesse's wife survived, she should have been killed in a shootout with Kim or the Police.
A great story, albeit far fetched. The idea of Kim 1. Getting reinstated 2. Happening getting the idea of Alaska from his parents. Also I can’t imagine Ed would’ve used the toll roads, kneeling they’re tracked and if he was ever investigated. I do really like the idea of Ed dying in the shop and then trying to figure out who he really was. Was Ed even his real identity? I do like the idea of Kim investigating him after his death, but it all seems a bit reaching that she’d find Jesse as you tell it. A great listen and enjoyable story as always!
@@MrRyan-wu4jxi mean the story as told included him making a fake ID, and he no doubt spends the money he got paid, there would no doubt be a lot of fake cash payments, or he'd have to store a lot of cash in his place, realistically both because he gets large spurts of cash from people at once.
@@calebbarnhouse496 there’s also the fact that if Ed did just drop dead of natural causes investigators wouldn’t really have any reason to search the place in depth.
I posted the same thing. He'd try and find the best life he could in prison before he shot another person. He was completely repentant and wished with all his heart to change his past. This would make him a pacifist in the future in my imagination.
Cant believe Kim just went and harrased Mr Driscoll like that. Anyhow, if were gonna kill Jesse off, how about we have Hank do it after the Hospital phone call, where Hank attacks Jesse anyway, this time he just loses control for a bit longer and accidentally kills Jesse.
Nice story, but it's pretty clear you don't know anything about how the law works. The chances of Kim being allowed to practice again are slim to none, as are the chances the state would lower Jimmy's sentence, especially if they already had Jesse in custody. Kim would need to get Jimmy on board, get him to promise to give up Jesse, get something in writing, and THEN lead them to Jesse, to even have a chance of getting a reduced sentence. Trying to catch him herself makes no sense.
If Kim found Jesse, she could tell Jimmy where he is. What his plate number is, what his new name is, and his address. Jimmy could then tell Oakley to contact the Feds and say "I know where Pinkman is. If I can lead you to him, I get out of prison." And honestly, considering Jesse killed people and actually made the meth, the Feds would likely jump at that deal. Worst case for Jimmy is they reduce his sentence down to 2-5 years in a safe, low security facility (he'd probably get killed if he stayed in real prison having snitched).
I would like to believe that even if Kim found Jesse, she'd just leave him as she'd respect someone trying to move forward after everything he'd been through 🤔 maybe just me, but great video anyway, murge
I feel like at this point, Jimmy would tell her about Brock. He chose to serve a life sentence and he’s accepted everything that he took part in. “Walter White told me to take this cigarette from Pinkman. I found out later that he planned to poison that kid. You know, as a mind game with Jesse. And he finally put two and two together.”
Playing fast and loose outside the law wasn't Kim's style before she broke bad and there's no way she'd bring a gun to confront Jesse. Now that Jesse's wrap sheet now includes killing the metal workers who had been posing as FBI agents in El Camino, Kim would enter this situation assuming Jesse was armed and falling back on her experience as a lawyer. The encounter would still feel tense, but Kim would defuse that danger by asking Jesse to give her a dollar. She'd then give the spiel about that serving as her retainer, binding her to look out for Jesse's interests. Jesse, recognizing this as Saul did when kneeling beside a fresh grave in the desert, would then hand over the dollar, saying, "You know Saul." Kim would admit to being Saul's ex-wife and that she's hoping Jesse's surrender could get Saul a fairer deal than the 80-odd years he's going to serve in prison. Jesse, still remembering Saul's part in Brock's poisoning (however indirect) won't be thrilled with the idea of doing anything to save Saul, pushing Kim into a figurative corner. She can't turn on Jesse for Saul without Jesse exposing her conflict of interest, getting her disbarred again. This would prompt Kim to strategize the best way Jesse could voluntarily surrender for his benefit. However, with no other big fish to offer in exchange, Jesse's best outcome is living in hiding in Alaska, far from anyone who knew him. Upon returning to New Mexico, Jimmy and Kim would argue over her contacting Jesse, with Jimmy pushing her to let the kid go, accepting his guilt in everything that Walt had done, including his involvement in Brock's poisoning to deceive Jesse. However, despite his freedom, Jesse would be living in his own prison, isolated from anyone that he knew or once called friends, with only his bittersweet memories to keep him company. Every day, he'd pick up the phone, contemplating calling Kim to give her the okay to negotiate his surrender. But like when he called Jane's phone just to hear her voicemail, he'd close his phone, accepting his peaceful exile.
I like the idea of Ed passing away and then being investigated. Just pealing off layers. That would almost be a great spin-off. The detectives slowly learn about what happened with Walt and opening that door. We would also kearn things about Ed. Awesome video Murge!! Always impressive!!
I’m so sorry but this one is not it. TRHIS would never happen. All of this I feel like erases Kim’s ending of moving forward and not doing everything for Saul and selfishness.
Here’s an interesting what if. What if Jesse found out Walter had poison Brock much earlier? Like say when Jesse came over and had dinner at the White residence and found the Lily of the valley plant, it’d be quite interesting to see how Jesse would react at this point in season 5 especially with Mike still being alive
I feel sorry for what happened to Jesse here, I mean, he tries to make a new life in Alaska but is found by Kim, then he tries to run away from the police and...we already know what happened next. Btw, I have an idea that would be interesting to explore: "What if Hector sent Gus to Belize?" With Gus Fring dead along with Max in the pool scene, how would the events of Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad change?
I never thought I see Sarah in your Breaking Bad What-if? This is the same person who helped Hector recovered a little from his stroke before Gus stopped her rehabilitation.
*LMAO* Poor Jesse cannot catch a break in most Breaking Bad/El Camino What-if timelines. And this is probably the first time we see Kim pass away in the Hisenverse.
Remember at the end of the Episode "Granite State" and the beginning of episode "Felina" when Walter White called the DEA to turn himself in after failing to send the money to his family when Walt Jr. refused to accept it, but immediately changed his mind about wanting to turn himself in after seeing Elliot and Gretchen’s interview on TV, and escaped the bar and got inside a vehicle before the cops arrived, and used it to drive back to Albuquerque? What if the police caught him before he could escape New Hampshire and/or at any point on the way back to Albuquerque?
This made me think of something too. What if instead of offering money, Walter actually apologized to Jr.? Maybe that conversation could've ended differently.
Nah, out of character for Jesse. I do feel Jesse would try to seduce Kim tho. As strange as that sounds, he does do that with a lot of women to get himself out of trouble.
It was a fine "what-if," but I don't see this happening. I think she's way too smart to try to confront a known killer. Then there's Kim trying to get Jimmy out of prison. She broke up with him because, together, they were bad for everyone else. Then there's the fact that Jimmy helped someone as terrible as Walter. I'd imagine a small part of her must know that it's better for everyone else that Slippin' Jimmy stays behind bars.
Idk, I i think if Jesse's been laying low long enough to settle down and get married, I think he'd be level-headed enough to not play his hand and acknowledge he remembers who Kim is. I like to think he'd wait and keep denying it, and when the police get there he'd tell them that this crazy woman barged into his house with a gun, accusing him of being a wanted fugutive. He has all the documents to verify his new identity to the police, and Kim didn't accuse him of being Jesse Pinkman until after she was in the house.
This was pretty cool - but... realistically, once Kim got Jesse's plate number and address, all she had to do was give that info to Jimmy. He could easily trade that for a reduced sentence, or perhaps even walk free. There's no reason why Kim would need to confront Jesse. Everything else was pretty cool though, and it does seem like there are those seeds planted for something like this happening. Even stuff like Kim having cred with Badger because she helped Combo.
Okay, first off Badger's characterization here was seriously on point, it actually got me. Second, IDK if this has been suggested before or how far-fetched it is, but: What if Matt Ehrmantraut survived? Either by Mike going with him to get Matt to take the money, or by Matt surviving the ambush at the drug den. Not only does it set up a potential cop drama with Mike and Matt trying to take down Hoffman and Fensky, but also either takes Mike completely out of the BCS timeline, or includes Matt in it.
I kind of imagined more of a scenario where Jessie cries and says he was just a kid that got caught up in a bad situation, and Kim would get it. Maybe see a bit of Jimmy in him and empathize with him.
If that guy was using the dissappearers services isn't it likely the police would recognize him? Like 125 grand is a lot, it seems unlikely that getting discovered trying to use it would be completley inconsequential.
I’d like an alternate version of this where he doesn’t recognize her all all behind meeting her at the office in ABQ and him being able to explain what he went through. The cops could still be on the way but maybe she’d somehow help.
What if the Salamancas learned Gus had discontinued hectors rehabilitation. He could have even written it down for the twins when they came to visit him.
There is no bus that goes to Alaska, and it would take closer to a week to get there. Also, you’re not crossing the Canadian border with a gun, let alone a gun that probably had its serial number removed. The way that Kim and Jessie resorted to violence also goes completely against their arcs.
Id actually think it would have worked better if Kim did find Jesse, but chooses to let him go when she realizes that he has truly paid for his mistakes and just lets him live the rest of his life in peace.
a few suggestions (apologies bc I know I'm contributing massively to you getting bombarded with these so sorry lol): -What if Skylar took her lawyer's advice? (taking the kids and going to the police) -What if Jane's dad called the police? -What if Jesse was killed by the 2 methheads? (Jesse calls her a skank, and she kills him, or when he gets hit in the head, they just continue hitting him) -What if Tuco managed to take Jesse and Walt to Mexico? -What if Hector's suicide bomb didn't work? -What if Marie cheated on Hank while he was crippled? -What if Hank went back to El Paso? (instead of continuing to investigate the blue meth) -What if Jesse and Walt couldn't get the RV working again? -What if Walt's cancer treatment was ineffective? -What if Kim died in her car accident? -What if Jimmy had Chuck committed?
With Jimmy coming out as "clean" as he did, I can't see him ever humoring Kim's notion to turn Jesse in. They didn't part on the best of terms, but en lieu of Jimmy's trial & sentencing? Kim's got her work cut out for her. If anything, Jimmy would dissuade her so that she could live her best life. Better Call Saul -> Chill With Bill! With Badger as her best lead? Yeah, Kim's not gonna find out where Mr. Driscoll is. After all they've been through, Badger & Skinny Pete won't give Jesse up either. Esp. after Jesse went through such length to make sure there was "no shanking!" No way would Badger tell a complete stranger anything. If anything, Badger would lead her in the opposite direction. But that's why it's a What If. It's all in good fun! This is a cool story, as usual. The attention to detail is great, par the course.
I mean... if Ed was in the middle of doing passports?? Wouldnt that stuff be on his computer. Wouldnt there be like paraphernalia everywhere matching what dude in the basement was talking about. I dunno man...
Ima say police look on Ed's computers and find Jessie's fake IDs and such.. amd how does Kim finding Jessie magically make Saul's life sentence go away?!😂
i saw this ending coming and it still shocked me, my only nitpick is that kim wouldnt pull her gun on the assumption that jesse would shoot her first, especially if she has her gun in the pocket like jesse does it would be silly to not assume he was armed from answering the door or at all times
What if The Kettlemans in better call Saul took the first deal which makes Jimmy focus more on elder law due to been able to afford the office he was looking at getting with the money he got from them
I know this comment will most likely be buried by multiple others, but I've had a What If idea bubbling in my head for a while, and that's What If Jesse sent Saul to Belize after confronting him about the cigarette?
Jesse holds with ed gives walter tape recorder hello Jesse I know you are listening this in future you will be making meth so be careful sorry about brock so good luck with new life so maybe I am be not here so watch I want to watch over them goodbye
Jesse: Finally has a happy ending after years of torment..
Murge: Not so fast...
I feel Hank gonna resurrect only to find and smash Jessie's peace to pieces.
🤣
lol
Well, Murge has managed to brutally murder every cast member in some way or another.most a few times. Walter could have had his great great grandma live with him, and Murge would figure out a way to murder her!
"Not if I have anything to say about it, and I DO!"
Mr. White, Murge done changed me ending and took me bloody loife
There is no way in hell that any state bar ever allows Kim Wexler to practice law again.
Maybe….special treatment
Not impossible tho.
Some scumbag lawyer got away with way worse.
@@murgeproductions She wouldn't really need special treatment. Jimmy's confession that got his cushy plea deal thrown out had exonerated Kim. She would need to retake the bar exam for New Mexico or elect to take the bar exam for any other state she may choose to practice law. With her history of pro bono work, it wouldn't be hard for any judge who knew her accepting the story that she was merely a victim.
AND SHE GETS TO BE A LAWYER?! WHAT A SICK JOKE
Her licence was never revoked. All she’d have to do is renew it, Kim was fully exonerated from Jimmy’s crimes. She might have trouble finding employment or insurance, but she wouldn’t be prohibited from practicing law.
Kim blown away by badger's stupidity was hilarious
Glad you liked that… I wanted people to see it like a real episode
And the line about him saying "I thought Alaska was just polar bears and stuff..." is SOOOOO Badger!!😂
Who wouldn't, especially in the Breaking Bad universe?
@@GiselleSt.Clair99 Badger is imagining Jesse in Alaska living in an igloo and raising a polar bear as a pet
What if Hector noticed Nacho throwing the pill bottle into his jacket pocket? What if Hector actually pass away from the stroke as planned by Nacho?
Ouuuuuu
At 15:48 without the police being on the line I would have preferred when jesse goes to get his phone in the other room and comes back he slowly walks in holding his new born child, and guilt slowly starting to creep up on kim once again, maybe even her confronting him on what she was about to do and changing her mind on it. It feels more like her character would realize that the bad is done and shes only looking for more of it.
I would prefer if she just confronted him in front of his wife and baby, and then he tells his wife that this is about those "nightmares he keeps having, and the scars on his face coming back to haunt him" and Kim gets to speak alone with him. Here Kim hears his whole story and sees what's become of him, and remembers Saul not only wanting to stay in prison as attonement, but wanting Jesse free as he deserves it after his torture by Walt (and later Nazis). Jesse is willing to go to prison as attonement too after all this time thinking about his wrongs, and that would maybe make the nightmares stop, but Kim doesn't want to break up this family and have the kid raised without a father, so she agrees to keep his secret.
However Jesse does give Kim a book to publish about his autobiography from HS woodworking class to Cap'n Crunch, to Cap'n Heisenberg's First Mate, to flipping for the feds, to publish as one of those anonymous documentaries in exchange for keeping his new life a secret. He wrote the book months ago in secret and wanted the true full story out there but didn't know how to publish it without it being traced back to him in Alaska. Kim agrees to get his story out there and takes the book along with a picture of his baby to give to Jesse's parents amd let them know that he's doing fine now. They recieve it along with a copy of a book titled The Tale of "Heisenberg & His First Mate, Kap'n Krunch" written by The Kap'n. The book isn't a hit yet as nobody assumes by the title that it's about the infamous Heisenberg, but Jesse's parents get the ball rolling slowly by making the connection viral online.
Also Jesse had kept the book a secret, fearing his wife finding out about his past, but she had her suspicions when they first started dating, his scars and attitude not matching his awkward skittishness about how he got them, but when she stumbled on the book being hidden early on, she decided to help support him in healing and they grew closer.
I unironically would prefer this. Subversion to the predictably dark ending
@@tbush6657I like this a lot one issue. It’s captain cook!!! Not crunch
@aceslayer4883 Damn, I completely forgot that. I just remember the license plate saying The Kapn, and mixing up Cook with Crunch, since it fits better with the crunching the meth, and I can see Jesse ripping off the cereal name
Yeah I liked the video. But this is better.
Eh, this one is especially puzzling.
The entire point of the finale of BCS is Jimmy accepting to be punished for what he did instead of weaseling his way out of consequences once again (and Kim supporting it). It wouldn't make sense for him to be willing to take the easy way out since he actively went out of his way to refuse it, nor does it make sense for Kim to seek it.
Plus there's just too much scenarium going on here, between vacuum-guy randomly dying so soon, the parents randomly mentioning Alaska, Kim immediately going with it despite nothing pointing towards this at this point, Kim randomly running into him so soon, Kim randomly trying to get Jesse (a wanted criminal which murdered multiple peoples at this point) in by herself...
Wouldn't Jimmy be the one who would need to give the info of Jesse's location if he want to negotiate a deal? If the police gets him like Kim was trying to do, then they wouldn't need to negotiate anything with Jimmy?
This one was pretty out there
I'd also like to add the three's fates represents the fates of many criminals
Walt dies
Jimmy in prison
Jesse free but on the run forever
I agree, this story was a massive stretch.
Video idea: what if jesse rizzed up kim on that rainy night before brba, and the whole brba part changes cuz of it
Greatest idea
Jesse likes cougars
Please
Jesse introduces Walter White to his lawyer dommy mommy and they go on to rule Albuquerque as meth dealing polycule.
But then she would die somehow, cuz a gf of Jesse cannot survive
In fact that's another part of this what if that would never happen. Jesse's wife survived, she should have been killed in a shootout with Kim or the Police.
I find it hard to believe Badger would tell Kim anything about Jessie. No matter how much she convinced him she's not a cop. Still really good though.
A great story, albeit far fetched. The idea of Kim 1. Getting reinstated 2. Happening getting the idea of Alaska from his parents. Also I can’t imagine Ed would’ve used the toll roads, kneeling they’re tracked and if he was ever investigated. I do really like the idea of Ed dying in the shop and then trying to figure out who he really was. Was Ed even his real identity? I do like the idea of Kim investigating him after his death, but it all seems a bit reaching that she’d find Jesse as you tell it. A great listen and enjoyable story as always!
I don’t think there’d be anything left there in the shop that would obviously give him away aside from a potential client.
Ngl this one was just filled with coincidence after coincidence
@@MrRyan-wu4jxi mean the story as told included him making a fake ID, and he no doubt spends the money he got paid, there would no doubt be a lot of fake cash payments, or he'd have to store a lot of cash in his place, realistically both because he gets large spurts of cash from people at once.
@@calebbarnhouse496 there’s also the fact that if Ed did just drop dead of natural causes investigators wouldn’t really have any reason to search the place in depth.
Looks like no one can ever get a happy ending in the Heisenverse, especially Jesse lol. Great video
Maybe one day
@@murgeproductionsmurge got personal beef with jesse
the actor who played Ed passed away not too long after El camino a breaking bad movie was filmed
As a matter of fact he died on the very day it was released on Netflix.
Thank you Captain Obvious, did you know the sky is blue too?
@@tony_dogswasn’t obvious he died the day it released, shortly after doesn’t signify that
@@tony_dogssomeone needs a trip to Belize
@@tony_dogs how is this obvious?
I'm NGL, you pull some pretty far fetched reaches in these from time to time but this is a whole new level lmao
This has to be one of the craziest ways you’ve killed off Jesse😭
Really?
@ I mean he escaped, got found out by Kim, murdered her and then essentially committed suicide by cop, that’s pretty wild right there
lol
I think Jesse would of gone to jail before
Killing another person tbh
He’s not trying to go in a cage again… he would rather die
I posted the same thing. He'd try and find the best life he could in prison before he shot another person. He was completely repentant and wished with all his heart to change his past. This would make him a pacifist in the future in my imagination.
@@Kalinbuggs he would rather die but without killing anyone in the process
Cant believe Kim just went and harrased Mr Driscoll like that.
Anyhow, if were gonna kill Jesse off, how about we have Hank do it after the Hospital phone call, where Hank attacks Jesse anyway, this time he just loses control for a bit longer and accidentally kills Jesse.
Done
This is actually an incredible idea
Hank is going to jail for sure and Gus will be free of him
Yep,no Jesse no Hank, just Walter Gus and Gale…..hmmm
Nice story, but it's pretty clear you don't know anything about how the law works.
The chances of Kim being allowed to practice again are slim to none, as are the chances the state would lower Jimmy's sentence, especially if they already had Jesse in custody. Kim would need to get Jimmy on board, get him to promise to give up Jesse, get something in writing, and THEN lead them to Jesse, to even have a chance of getting a reduced sentence. Trying to catch him herself makes no sense.
I leave the law talk to smarter minds than me lol
If Kim found Jesse, she could tell Jimmy where he is. What his plate number is, what his new name is, and his address. Jimmy could then tell Oakley to contact the Feds and say "I know where Pinkman is. If I can lead you to him, I get out of prison."
And honestly, considering Jesse killed people and actually made the meth, the Feds would likely jump at that deal. Worst case for Jimmy is they reduce his sentence down to 2-5 years in a safe, low security facility (he'd probably get killed if he stayed in real prison having snitched).
I would like to believe that even if Kim found Jesse, she'd just leave him as she'd respect someone trying to move forward after everything he'd been through 🤔 maybe just me, but great video anyway, murge
Good idea, it could have went that way but I wanted tragedy
I feel like at this point, Jimmy would tell her about Brock. He chose to serve a life sentence and he’s accepted everything that he took part in.
“Walter White told me to take this cigarette from Pinkman. I found out later that he planned to poison that kid. You know, as a mind game with Jesse. And he finally put two and two together.”
Playing fast and loose outside the law wasn't Kim's style before she broke bad and there's no way she'd bring a gun to confront Jesse. Now that Jesse's wrap sheet now includes killing the metal workers who had been posing as FBI agents in El Camino, Kim would enter this situation assuming Jesse was armed and falling back on her experience as a lawyer.
The encounter would still feel tense, but Kim would defuse that danger by asking Jesse to give her a dollar. She'd then give the spiel about that serving as her retainer, binding her to look out for Jesse's interests. Jesse, recognizing this as Saul did when kneeling beside a fresh grave in the desert, would then hand over the dollar, saying, "You know Saul."
Kim would admit to being Saul's ex-wife and that she's hoping Jesse's surrender could get Saul a fairer deal than the 80-odd years he's going to serve in prison. Jesse, still remembering Saul's part in Brock's poisoning (however indirect) won't be thrilled with the idea of doing anything to save Saul, pushing Kim into a figurative corner. She can't turn on Jesse for Saul without Jesse exposing her conflict of interest, getting her disbarred again.
This would prompt Kim to strategize the best way Jesse could voluntarily surrender for his benefit. However, with no other big fish to offer in exchange, Jesse's best outcome is living in hiding in Alaska, far from anyone who knew him. Upon returning to New Mexico, Jimmy and Kim would argue over her contacting Jesse, with Jimmy pushing her to let the kid go, accepting his guilt in everything that Walt had done, including his involvement in Brock's poisoning to deceive Jesse.
However, despite his freedom, Jesse would be living in his own prison, isolated from anyone that he knew or once called friends, with only his bittersweet memories to keep him company. Every day, he'd pick up the phone, contemplating calling Kim to give her the okay to negotiate his surrender. But like when he called Jane's phone just to hear her voicemail, he'd close his phone, accepting his peaceful exile.
I like the idea of Ed passing away and then being investigated. Just pealing off layers.
That would almost be a great spin-off. The detectives slowly learn about what happened with Walt and opening that door. We would also kearn things about Ed.
Awesome video Murge!! Always impressive!!
What if Hank ate spicy Taco Bell and died on the toilet before he could discover the Walt Whitman book?
16:35 And then Jesse said calmly : "I don't know what you think I've done but if we were to battle I've already WON..."
Amazing reference.
I’m so sorry but this one is not it. TRHIS would never happen. All of this I feel like erases Kim’s ending of moving forward and not doing everything for Saul and selfishness.
Here’s an interesting what if. What if Jesse found out Walter had poison Brock much earlier? Like say when Jesse came over and had dinner at the White residence and found the Lily of the valley plant, it’d be quite interesting to see how Jesse would react at this point in season 5 especially with Mike still being alive
I feel sorry for what happened to Jesse here, I mean, he tries to make a new life in Alaska but is found by Kim, then he tries to run away from the police and...we already know what happened next.
Btw, I have an idea that would be interesting to explore:
"What if Hector sent Gus to Belize?"
With Gus Fring dead along with Max in the pool scene, how would the events of Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad change?
I never thought I see Sarah in your Breaking Bad What-if? This is the same person who helped Hector recovered a little from his stroke before Gus stopped her rehabilitation.
Oh it's actually her ? I thought he was just using her scenes as a placeholder for a made up character.
*LMAO* Poor Jesse cannot catch a break in most Breaking Bad/El Camino What-if timelines. And this is probably the first time we see Kim pass away in the Hisenverse.
I think he did another one where Kim passes after Lalo sends her to kill Gus
Why didn't Kim just call the police and tell them, "That fugitive is living at this house, come get him but do it quiet."?
How would jesses parents know where he went and no way in hell badger would snitch
What if Walter White was diagnosed with IBS instead of lung cancer
😂
“How many timelines where Jessie lives?”
“…One.”
Cannot wait for the What If team up against Infinity Tuco after he gathered all the Infinity Minerals.
"There's cities in Alaska??" LOL, that's totally something Badger would say!!
Right?! I laughed when I was writing it glad you liked it
What if Jesse died at the end of season 1 like he originally was supposed to?
What if Jimmy fled Nebraska after being noticed at the mall?
I never imagine seeing Kim versus Mr Driscoll.
Remember at the end of the Episode "Granite State" and the beginning of episode "Felina" when Walter White called the DEA to turn himself in after failing to send the money to his family when Walt Jr. refused to accept it, but immediately changed his mind about wanting to turn himself in after seeing Elliot and Gretchen’s interview on TV, and escaped the bar and got inside a vehicle before the cops arrived, and used it to drive back to Albuquerque?
What if the police caught him before he could escape New Hampshire and/or at any point on the way back to Albuquerque?
This made me think of something too. What if instead of offering money, Walter actually apologized to Jr.? Maybe that conversation could've ended differently.
What if Hank died in the turtle bomb explosion???
R.I.P, Robert Forster. You'll always be missed, but never forgotten.
These are always great: Suggestion, What if Héctor's Stroke when nacho switched His pills killed him instantly before Gus could do anything?
Nacho is gonna be in real trouble........ouch
Nah, out of character for Jesse. I do feel Jesse would try to seduce Kim tho. As strange as that sounds, he does do that with a lot of women to get himself out of trouble.
It was a fine "what-if," but I don't see this happening. I think she's way too smart to try to confront a known killer. Then there's Kim trying to get Jimmy out of prison. She broke up with him because, together, they were bad for everyone else. Then there's the fact that Jimmy helped someone as terrible as Walter. I'd imagine a small part of her must know that it's better for everyone else that Slippin' Jimmy stays behind bars.
What if instead trying to escape, Jesse surrended and he went to some prison where Jimmy is
Idk, I i think if Jesse's been laying low long enough to settle down and get married, I think he'd be level-headed enough to not play his hand and acknowledge he remembers who Kim is. I like to think he'd wait and keep denying it, and when the police get there he'd tell them that this crazy woman barged into his house with a gun, accusing him of being a wanted fugutive. He has all the documents to verify his new identity to the police, and Kim didn't accuse him of being Jesse Pinkman until after she was in the house.
Let’s say he’s been in Alaska for 3 years
@@murgeproductionsį don’t Think anybody would marry someone after 3 years espacially being on the run
You really needed to kill Jesse in another what if, didn't you, man ?
What if Hank accidentally killed Jesse while beating him?
Don't threaten me with a good time
This was pretty cool - but... realistically, once Kim got Jesse's plate number and address, all she had to do was give that info to Jimmy. He could easily trade that for a reduced sentence, or perhaps even walk free. There's no reason why Kim would need to confront Jesse.
Everything else was pretty cool though, and it does seem like there are those seeds planted for something like this happening. Even stuff like Kim having cred with Badger because she helped Combo.
what if hector ratted to the DEA in bit by a dead bee
When do we start the Sopranos What-Ifs
You should do a What if when Holly finds Walt’s tape she tracks Jessie down in Alaska and starts cooking with him again
That would have to be 20+ years after the final episode to possibly happen
Okay, first off Badger's characterization here was seriously on point, it actually got me.
Second, IDK if this has been suggested before or how far-fetched it is, but: What if Matt Ehrmantraut survived? Either by Mike going with him to get Matt to take the money, or by Matt surviving the ambush at the drug den. Not only does it set up a potential cop drama with Mike and Matt trying to take down Hoffman and Fensky, but also either takes Mike completely out of the BCS timeline, or includes Matt in it.
I didn't think it was possible to kill Jesse after his happy ending 😭
11:45 aaah yes, gold old Nebraska. My home town as well.
Nice….
What if instead of saying "I want this." in the final episode, Walter says "Jessie," with a deranged smile, "just one more cook."
What if Howards and Lalos body were found when Hank And Gomez found the burnt down superlab
I kind of imagined more of a scenario where Jessie cries and says he was just a kid that got caught up in a bad situation, and Kim would get it. Maybe see a bit of Jimmy in him and empathize with him.
Great to see another Breaking Bad "What if" video from you again, Murge!
Glad you enjoy them!
I was expecting Kim to knock on the door saying "Jesse, we need to cook" 😂
this is one of, if not the best Heisenverse story i've seen. i can actually imagine everything happening. great job on this man
Amazing to hear. Thank you for watching
@murgeproductions Thank you for making great videos!
Anytime
I'm gonna call BS. I highly doubt that Jessie will kill Kim. Even if it was to protect himself.
If that guy was using the dissappearers services isn't it likely the police would recognize him?
Like 125 grand is a lot, it seems unlikely that getting discovered trying to use it would be completley inconsequential.
I’d like an alternate version of this where he doesn’t recognize her all all behind meeting her at the office in ABQ and him being able to explain what he went through. The cops could still be on the way but maybe she’d somehow help.
What if the Salamancas learned Gus had discontinued hectors rehabilitation.
He could have even written it down for the twins when they came to visit him.
Kim wouldn't be nearly as interested in this as the FEDs are... maybe a scenario where a FED is investigating... IDK
Badger's not dumb enough to just tell a stranger that, imo.
I hope Robert Forster’s family never watch this one
Im once again asking for a story
What if walter and gale went into coffee buisness
April first
I enjoy these what ifs so much, never stop making them! Some of the best content out there
Glad you like them! Thanks for your support bro
Woooo good one, Merge!! Can't wait!!
jesse gets shot 56 times in the first 5 seconds of run time.
There is no bus that goes to Alaska, and it would take closer to a week to get there. Also, you’re not crossing the Canadian border with a gun, let alone a gun that probably had its serial number removed. The way that Kim and Jessie resorted to violence also goes completely against their arcs.
Murge you have done it again, brother great stuff
Appreciate it
I have to say, this is one of my favorite stories you've done yet! Amazing job, Murge!
Wow, thank you!
That ending really hit hard. Jimmy's really all alone in this scenario
Jesse turned into Queen latifa! That vacuum guy is damn good at giving new identities!
Now we need the best What If idea ever: What if Walt went Go-Karting with Jesse.
Id actually think it would have worked better if Kim did find Jesse, but chooses to let him go when she realizes that he has truly paid for his mistakes and just lets him live the rest of his life in peace.
Man you deserve way more views, great video
For me the last season of Better Call Saul was filled with anxiety hoping Kim didn’t get whacked.
Genuine question, wouldn’t Kim be smart enough to not just go and confront Jesse on her own and call the police saying she found his whereabouts?
Maybe….🤔
Probably her feelings about being close to having a chance to reduce Jimmy's sentence outweighed her common sense.
1:48 holy shit mario and luigi vaccums
I really wanna see a "What if Gus survived the explosion"
This was the moment Walter White became Heisenberg
a few suggestions (apologies bc I know I'm contributing massively to you getting bombarded with these so sorry lol):
-What if Skylar took her lawyer's advice? (taking the kids and going to the police)
-What if Jane's dad called the police?
-What if Jesse was killed by the 2 methheads? (Jesse calls her a skank, and she kills him, or when he gets hit in the head, they just continue hitting him)
-What if Tuco managed to take Jesse and Walt to Mexico?
-What if Hector's suicide bomb didn't work?
-What if Marie cheated on Hank while he was crippled?
-What if Hank went back to El Paso? (instead of continuing to investigate the blue meth)
-What if Jesse and Walt couldn't get the RV working again?
-What if Walt's cancer treatment was ineffective?
-What if Kim died in her car accident?
-What if Jimmy had Chuck committed?
What if Walter didn't find jessie hiding underneath his car before Jacks gang left?
With Jimmy coming out as "clean" as he did, I can't see him ever humoring Kim's notion to turn Jesse in. They didn't part on the best of terms, but en lieu of Jimmy's trial & sentencing? Kim's got her work cut out for her. If anything, Jimmy would dissuade her so that she could live her best life.
Better Call Saul -> Chill With Bill!
With Badger as her best lead? Yeah, Kim's not gonna find out where Mr. Driscoll is. After all they've been through, Badger & Skinny Pete won't give Jesse up either. Esp. after Jesse went through such length to make sure there was "no shanking!" No way would Badger tell a complete stranger anything. If anything, Badger would lead her in the opposite direction.
But that's why it's a What If. It's all in good fun!
This is a cool story, as usual. The attention to detail is great, par the course.
I loved reading this comment, appreciate you bro.
LET HIM COOK YOU COOKIN MY BOY
Fantastic Hisenverse episode as always, dude. 👍
Happy you enjoyed it
My guy I love this one. I love your content. I’m literally about to rewatch this video.
Love to hear it
I mean... if Ed was in the middle of doing passports?? Wouldnt that stuff be on his computer. Wouldnt there be like paraphernalia everywhere matching what dude in the basement was talking about. I dunno man...
Ima say police look on Ed's computers and find Jessie's fake IDs and such.. amd how does Kim finding Jessie magically make Saul's life sentence go away?!😂
i saw this ending coming and it still shocked me, my only nitpick is that kim wouldnt pull her gun on the assumption that jesse would shoot her first, especially if she has her gun in the pocket like jesse does it would be silly to not assume he was armed from answering the door or at all times
Lol
This is the most broken finale that you ever wrote
Is that a good thing or… ?
@@murgeproductionsgood thing
What if The Kettlemans in better call Saul took the first deal which makes Jimmy focus more on elder law due to been able to afford the office he was looking at getting with the money he got from them
I know this comment will most likely be buried by multiple others, but I've had a What If idea bubbling in my head for a while, and that's What If Jesse sent Saul to Belize after confronting him about the cigarette?
Hmmm
What if walter white had a tape recorders before his death
Jesse holds with ed gives walter tape recorder hello Jesse I know you are listening this in future you will be making meth so be careful sorry about brock so good luck with new life so maybe I am be not here so watch I want to watch over them goodbye
Jesse holds tape recorder and asks the he already planned ed says yes holds Heisenberg hat he gives me this before his death
Jesse wears the hat and says I forgive you Mr white
No one takes a bus to Alaska. You ether fly or drive in your own car.
This is the only acceptable follow-up to the Breaking Bad universe, well done 👏
Appreciate that
What if Walter White figured out Gus’s revenge against the cartel and worked with Donadio and everyone else?
What if hector died from his stroke during season 3 of better call Saul
nice stop but ed would not have left a paper trail of him going to Alaska.