Dammit Marie, they're minerals! That cut from blood to ketchup is my favorite snap transition of the show. I've never looked at ketchup the same way since.
Yeah, we don't care about "names" of people... like MIKE for instance LOL, a name isn't a spoiler unless it pertains to a character we haven't even met yet... like if someone says, oh just wait until you meet so and so.... ~ Lacey
Jesse wasn't talking because he was still in shock after having murdered a man who was begging for his life. Victor wasn't killed because he was seen at the crime scene. Gus doesn't murder his employees just because they get into trouble with the law; you'll see why later in Season 5. Gus needed to make a dramatic example to Walt and Jesse and out of the 4 men, Victor was the most expendable. Without Walt, Gus has no product. Without Jesse, Walt won't cook for Gus. Without Mike, Gus has no right-hand man. Victor is just the muscle; he's easily replaceable. Also, Victor took liberties that wasn't his. Gus didn't invest all that money in the lab to have his muscle cook his product. Victor stepped out of line. Also, it punishes Victor and Mike for failing to do their job (protecting Gale). Victor getting seen was the least of Gus's concerns.
I think the fact that he was seen at the scene has at least a little bit to do with why Gus chose to kill him, even if sending a message to Walt was definitely the main reason. It was a 'two birds in one stone' kind of thing. On the flip-side, I don't think the fact that Victor started cooking by himself had anything to do with it. Gus is way too pragmatic to see that as some kind of disrespect deserving of summary execution and I'm pretty sure he had already decided what to do before he arrived at the lab and discovered it.
@@MLennholm The reason I believe Gus didn't kill Victor for being seen at the crime scene is because of the hazard pay. Remember hazard pay from season 5? Gus's employees were very well compensated in the event that one or more of his employees got into trouble with the law. They were paid to stand up to the heat. If Gus simply kills his men just because they face jail time, then what is even the point of having hazard pay?
@@MLennholm it was 3 strikes the first was failing to protect gale the second being seen at his place and the last but not least was forgetting his place he was just muscle and overstepped without consulting Gus and that's one thing you certainly don't do
The aluminum is probably a catalyst. Meaning its not part of the product and is removed from it later, but is needed for a specific reaction in the manufactoring process.
Maybe it's because I recently watched the trailer for "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood" but I got a definite Mr. Rogers vibe when Gus started calmly changing his clothes...LOL.
For why Gus let them leave, he knew that Walt and Jesse could have ran or gone to the cops before but killed Gale so as to stick with Gus. So from Gus's perspective they aren't going to do anything if he just gives them this win until he can figure out what his long term strategy is.
+1 like - Enjoyed your reaction and analysis. You will notice when Walter feels intimidated and not in control - his feelings can get in the way - and he tends to chatter a bit more. (think back to early episodes when he gave those flimsy lies to Skylar). Walt was confident around Mike, but Gus definitely unnerved him. In the stare down - I believe Gus was a little impressed that Jesse showed no signs of being intimidated by him. If we could read Jesse's thoughts at that time I'm thinking we would have heard "Bring it, Bitch!" 🤣 At the end - Since Walt and Jesse had blood on their clothes, I'm certain they were not allowed to leave the lab in them. Bloody clothes were disposed. Someone had to buy them quick "off the shelf" clothes.
There was a dude in one of the major Mexican cartels who was caught a few years ago. His nickname was the chemist or the scientist or something. He had dissolved hundreds to possibly thousands of bodies in that acid for the cartel after they were finished torturing and murdering their victims.
Gus knows Walt would never go to the police. If he takes Walt and Jesse prisoner, Walt's family is gonna start looking for him. He could get rid of all of them but that'd draw too much attention, plus killing a DEA agent is not something he'd wanna get involved with. Even if he manages to kill everyone without getting noticed, Walt would try to do something if he knoew he killed his family.. The best course of action is to have someone follow Walt and kill him if he ever wants to speak/escape.
Love that ending, it's perfect and unexpected but simple...How about how detailed they got with disposing of Victor?..It's so disgusting that it's actually a little funny...
Gus is a pro... literally. By not speaking, he's increasing their fear exponentially so they have nothing to read. Afterall, he was a high-ranking general in Chile, so this isn't his first rodeo. Also, he drops the body at Walt's feet after staring them both down (sizing them up), and Jesse gives a challenging gaze, whilst Walt is both cowardly in his reaction and the one who ordered Gale's murder. The choice to drop his body in front of Walt unambiguously demonstrates that he holds him responsible for Gale's spilt blood, and punishes him further by letting Victor's literally pool around him.
Marie really grew on me after the first season. I wasn’t too fond of her at first. She took such good care of Hank. She was so understanding too. And she never complained. Even when he got snippy due to his stress. I really love their relationship
@@sandercohen3309 Dude I know xD You should post that in your own comment and not in mine because no one will click to see yours. I loved show and ending was as good as BB.
I don't think many reactors realize that, by blaming everything on Walt, it gets everyone else off the hook. When the truth is, Skyler isn't innocent, Hank isn't innocent, and Jesse isn't innocent. They're all adults. Every character has to face consequences of their own. Walt shouldn't be treated as the only person who needs to face his sins.
Everyone involved have made bad decisions. Walt, Jesse, Skylar.... and sure some of Walt's decisions have had a snowball effect, like the airplane disaster... but WALT personally didn't CAUSE that. That would be Jane's father. His inability to react when he needed to the most because his mind was on Jane. That doesn't mean he is a horrible person... he didn't mean for that to happen... he just froze. But yes, the blame is definitely on him more so than anyone else. Jeremy you are absolutely right that they are all adults and all make their own decisions. Sure, I blame some things on Walt... but those are the things HE chose to do. They are all responsible for their own actions. ~ Lacey
It's hilarious how reactors can have wrong guess, wrong guess, wrong guess, insanely wrong guess, idiotically wrong guess, mostly wrong guess, bad guess, then correct guess and go "I knew it! I had a feeling!" lol
Gus killed Victor because he was seen at the crime scene , and also because he started cooking without Gus's permission , like who in the hell does he think he is !? Victor couldn't answer any of Walts questions and when he says "it's called a cook because everything comes down to a recipe" was quite insulting to Walt and Gus as well because it's so much more than that..its not just the science and the measurements there's an talent of perfection ; an art to it ,,,"it's magic" in the words of Gale ...Victor really messed up when he took the "cooking" into his own hands ...
I wonder what's in the notebook. If it has nothing to i.d. Walt, then it might actually help him. Make the cops think the cook is dead and free Walt ro continue.
It seems like that cold open was Gus talking to Gale in the lab shortly after he had his first meeting with Walt when he said he can't trust a drug addict.
GUS even put the fear of God in Mike. Yeah he was shocked Gus killed his capo/2ndincharge! But there was still fear even with a gun In his hand. And hes been working for Gus for yrs
@Coolbreeze Productions Yes, two seasons available on Netflix. Season 3 coming soon. Jason Bateman is brilliant, and Laura Linney steals every scene she's in. The first episode will suck you in immediately.
I watched Ozark after BB .. no comparison. BB is gritty imitation of reality.. Ozark seemed a bit outlandish by comparison. Season 2 got better tho.. so it is worth a watch if you can get thru season 1. Peace
Someone else in the comments suggested that you should react to the show “The Americans”. I agree with them. The Americans is literally the perfect show for you to react to since *#1* you're Americans, *#2* you've been married for 10 years and have multiple kids and *#3* Steve’s dad used to be an undercover cop and he talked about how he grew his hair and beard to become completely unrecognizable (almost like a disguise, which are used a lot in this show) My point is that I think there's a lot you can relate to when watching The Americans. It’s also an *INCREDIBLY* exciting TV-show, unlike anything I’ve ever seen. Amazing from beginning to the end. I actually put it up there with Breaking Bad in terms of quality. It’s also a bit similar to Breaking Bad in another regard, because it has the same “rooting for the bad guys” vibe to it. That’s because it is set in the 1980s and it follows two Soviet KGB spies posing as an American married couple living in the suburbs of Washington DC with their two children. The concept might not sound that interesting, but trust me; it is great. Over the course of it's six seasons, it has been considered the best of its era by critics, winning the _”TCA Award for Outstanding Achievement in Drama”_ three times and the _”Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Drama Series”_ twice. They've also received Emmys for _”Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series”_ and _”Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series”,_ as well as the _”Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series - Drama”._ I know it sounds like I’m trying to sell the show to you, but that’s because me (and other The Americans fans) are hungry for reactions to this show. Sesskasays is the only person that have reacted to it (and despite starting at the final season, she still got thousands of views)
This does sound like a really great show honestly. Thanks for taking the time to explain this to us and there is a good possibility this will possibly happen. Hopefully sooner rather then later. Steve
Really glad you’re willing to consider it. Trust me - you won’t regret it. There’s pretty much no dull moments in that show. Every scene is there for a reason. Sesskasays (the only person on TH-cam that have reacted to this show) said this at the end of her last reaction, which currently has 22 thousand views: _“I believe that this show is going to go down in history as one of the greatest shows ever written. I really believe that. Not a ton of people are watching it now, but I bet over the years people are going to get trough it and love it”_ I agree with her. And if you decide to react to it, you can bet your ass that I would join Pateron for the full reactions :)
Gus doesn't say anything unless he needs to. Unless there's a point to it. Other than that, he doesn't need to speak. Makes his words more impactful and to the point than when it's coming from a man that rambles on and on like Walt.
How many times was she gonna say I think Gus killed Jim because he was seen. No shit Sherlock. And I don’t have a time stamp but at one point she goes “sometimes Walt talks too much”. Her husband should tell her that same thing. Holy Santa Claus shit. I wouldn’t last two minutes around that.
It’s true folks, there is a Breaking Bad trailer currently out & movie coming out soon, but please wait to see the trailer & movie. You should finish the series first. Please wait.
The reason Gus "let them go" is because he recognizes for now Walt has the upper hand. He HAS to have the product flow and Walt knows this. Not only that, but Walt would NEVER cook under those conditions and neither would Jesse. Gus faces a lot of bad choices and chooses the one that allows the cook to continue thinking he can control this and come to a better resolution in time.
Gus is a businessman he wasn't gonna kidnap Walt n start raising questions on his whereabouts. 😂 Also Mike said last season that what he does is track ppl down when Walt told him n Gus that Jesse is long gone. Walter can run Mike would find him.
Also consider what we see in Better Call Saul when Gus keeps all those germans locked up to build the lab. He probably learned from that mistake seeing how well that situation turned out.
I love how into the show you guys are now. You're interest was occasionally seeming a little shaky during seasons 1 and 2 but you seem fully on board the BB train now. For me the series went into overdrive at the end of Half Measures when Walt shot the drug dealer to save Jesse.
To me, Walt's talking too much is his "process." He IS a very smart man. Made some bad choices but still smart. The acid used isn't actually strong enough to do that (dissolve a human body). It was debunked on a Mythbusters: Breaking Bad special episode. There are acids that could do that but they weren't identified... wouldn't want to give ideas to the wrong people.
11:08 yes it would be really nice Steve lol. Y’all need to get on it with the BB so you can go see the movie. Also, don’t watch the trailer to the BB movie, or the Mythbusters episode that involves BB! Anyways, love these reactions and you guys are amazing.
I feel like Mike just picked whatever was on the clearance rack at Walmart or some other cheap store. It's also an homage to Pulp Fiction. In case you haven't seen it, I won't say anything specific. That would actually be a good reaction video. That movie... maybe Scarface too. Both influenced the show.
I've just come across your reactions to this show. I'm enjoying them. One question though and apologies if you've answered somebody already, but why do you show the clips with the video reversed? I don't see anyone else doing it in their reactions, so it's obviously not necessary to avoid a copyright strike. 1) I don't think Gus was staring Jesse out. He was staring at everyone to say "This is what I'm capable of if you push me.". 2) What was the point of buying new clothes when they'd have to buy them while still wearing their original blood spattered outfits?
@Steve Lonmo ~ I started mirroring the footage when editing our Game of Thrones videos. I was getting copyright claims left and right for no apparent reason. I was trying different things during the editing process and I found that if I mirror the image, I got almost no claims... unless it was the composer. Then I had to do other things to prevent those claims. I have just kept it up since then, just to be safe I guess so I don't have to re-edit anything. You can get copyright claims without getting striked... if you just get a claim, then you can keep the video up, but they get all revenue from that video. ~ Lacey
I love your videos. I have a suggestion. You should really react to Prison Break TV show if you never watched it. It has 5 brilliant seasons. My absolute favorite TV show of all time.
Good Reaction...Mike probably took their clothes (destroying evidence) and gave them the matching outfits... Victor was seen, plus he started a cook without Gus's approval. Gus never should have let Walt or Jesse know the location of the Lab. They should have been driven there in the back of a van and with a special garage enterance to the Lab.
Some people think that Gus not killing either Walt or Jesse didn't make sense at that point, but I completely disagree. After all, Gus is someone who always thinks of the long-term investment. If he had killed Walt he would be left with just Jesse. And even if he kills Jesse and forces Walt to cook for him, Walt is someone with not a lot of time left with his cancer and all. So if he left himself with only Walt and he dies of cancer in a year or two, Gus is again left with nothing. Not to mention that Walt is extremely unreliable and difficult to control.
Gus couldn't keep Walt there without it becoming a huge public deal. Walt's family would call the police. Skylar knows a little bit about things. Then there's Saul, what kinda problems could he cause. Walt wouldn't go to the police, without going to jail for the rest of his life. The only thing to do is for the moment, accept the situation. But now Walt and Gus both want to kill each other. Lacey just said it. Walt won this battle. If Gus can find a quality chemist who will break bad, he will win the war. Nothing is stopping Walt from killing Gus but Mike and Gus himself. So it's a temporary stalemate. Who's the better chess player? ✌️😎 Peace
Well, I have already seen all of Shameless, Steve has seen a few episodes here and there because I was watching it all the time... but I suppose if enough of you guys wanted us to react to the new season, we totally could. ~ Lacey
React to Narcos on Netflix, its the story of Pablo Escobar, Medellin Cartel, Cali Cartel and eventually Mexican cartels, so far its 4 seasons 10 episodes each
Do NOT watch the breaking bad movie trailer UNTIL you finish the series, it's a spoiler.
We won't!!! ~ Lacey
Good thinking
21:30 I love how Mike points his gun at Gus for a second.
That wild card even threw mike off guard
Just out of instinct, Mike's reaction was on point.
Cop instinct.
Victor was so proud of himself, for a few minutes
Also... Victor's car IS at the crime scene!!! They came back to the lab in Jesse's car.
Good catch! He majorly fucked up.
"Just one more episode" I can't think of a shirt more suitable for Breaking Bad.
Seriously I want that shirt!
No on the aluminum. It's a catalyst that speeds up a reaction but it doesn't end up in the finished product.
In Walt's process the aluminum is a catalyst, it speeds up the reaction without itself being changed.
Dammit Marie, they're minerals! That cut from blood to ketchup is my favorite snap transition of the show. I've never looked at ketchup the same way since.
In real life Saul's bodyguard's name is Lavell Crawford and yes he is a comedian. He has lost a lot of weight since BB.
@@CraigKostelecky Edited!
@@CraigKostelecky Lol I figured you were, but I did it anyway. It'll be funny for them hearing that name if they haven't heard it yet.
@@CraigKostelecky Ha! Yeah I think they will if they see it, I'm not sure if they actually say his last name in the show though? I can't remember.
Yeah, we don't care about "names" of people... like MIKE for instance LOL, a name isn't a spoiler unless it pertains to a character we haven't even met yet... like if someone says, oh just wait until you meet so and so.... ~ Lacey
You seem like nice people. I’m really enjoying reliving the show through your reactions.
Thanks Bohemen!!! I am so glad you are enjoying watching with us! ~ Lacey
5:45 - "Well, I doff my proverbial cap to you, sir! (hee-hee)" I miss Gale...
"Sometimes Walt talks too much." You said a mouthful there, Lacey.
Jesse wasn't talking because he was still in shock after having murdered a man who was begging for his life.
Victor wasn't killed because he was seen at the crime scene. Gus doesn't murder his employees just because they get into trouble with the law; you'll see why later in Season 5. Gus needed to make a dramatic example to Walt and Jesse and out of the 4 men, Victor was the most expendable.
Without Walt, Gus has no product.
Without Jesse, Walt won't cook for Gus.
Without Mike, Gus has no right-hand man.
Victor is just the muscle; he's easily replaceable. Also, Victor took liberties that wasn't his. Gus didn't invest all that money in the lab to have his muscle cook his product. Victor stepped out of line. Also, it punishes Victor and Mike for failing to do their job (protecting Gale). Victor getting seen was the least of Gus's concerns.
I think the fact that he was seen at the scene has at least a little bit to do with why Gus chose to kill him, even if sending a message to Walt was definitely the main reason. It was a 'two birds in one stone' kind of thing.
On the flip-side, I don't think the fact that Victor started cooking by himself had anything to do with it. Gus is way too pragmatic to see that as some kind of disrespect deserving of summary execution and I'm pretty sure he had already decided what to do before he arrived at the lab and discovered it.
@@MLennholm The reason I believe Gus didn't kill Victor for being seen at the crime scene is because of the hazard pay. Remember hazard pay from season 5? Gus's employees were very well compensated in the event that one or more of his employees got into trouble with the law. They were paid to stand up to the heat. If Gus simply kills his men just because they face jail time, then what is even the point of having hazard pay?
@@rustincohle2135 but is a loose End
@@rustincohle2135 wasn't the hazard pay something Mike started doing AFTER gus died and everyone was locked up?
@@MLennholm it was 3 strikes the first was failing to protect gale the second being seen at his place and the last but not least was forgetting his place he was just muscle and overstepped without consulting Gus and that's one thing you certainly don't do
Greg Nicotero the mastermind Behind The Walking Dead's makeup effects helped the Breaking Bad crew with the throat cutting scene.
That is very cool and something I did not know.
I knew he helped with the “other” scene to come but didn’t.know he helped with this one.
He also did the makeup for the other scene. No spoilers of course but fans of the show will know the one I mean
He did few gore scenes in the series(obviously won't say what and when).
@@TheClever69 maybe edit the episode out to not let lacey and Steve know what to expect. Saying that is kinda minor spoilery.
Steve ~ "There's a movie Oct 11. It would be really nice to be caught up."
YES!
The aluminum is probably a catalyst. Meaning its not part of the product and is removed from it later, but is needed for a specific reaction in the manufactoring process.
People call this the best series of all time for a reason.... :) Literally Gus can walk in and say literally nothing and it be riveting television.
The first three seasons are great and all but these last two seasons are masterpieces.
Skylar is a beast in this episode!! She is showing what an asset, albeit not wanting to be, that she can be to Walt's operation.
Maybe it's because I recently watched the trailer for "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood" but I got a definite Mr. Rogers vibe when Gus started calmly changing his clothes...LOL.
So he wins The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny with a box cutter
For why Gus let them leave, he knew that Walt and Jesse could have ran or gone to the cops before but killed Gale so as to stick with Gus. So from Gus's perspective they aren't going to do anything if he just gives them this win until he can figure out what his long term strategy is.
+1 like - Enjoyed your reaction and analysis. You will notice when Walter feels intimidated and not in control - his feelings can get in the way - and he tends to chatter a bit more. (think back to early episodes when he gave those flimsy lies to Skylar). Walt was confident around Mike, but Gus definitely unnerved him.
In the stare down - I believe Gus was a little impressed that Jesse showed no signs of being intimidated by him. If we could read Jesse's thoughts at that time I'm thinking we would have heard "Bring it, Bitch!" 🤣
At the end - Since Walt and Jesse had blood on their clothes, I'm certain they were not allowed to leave the lab in them. Bloody clothes were disposed. Someone had to buy them quick "off the shelf" clothes.
Skyler: _"You okay?"_
Walt: _"Yeah,... (experiences WWII flashbacks) right as rain..."_
Master Epps Returns what is wwii?
FBI we got em world war 2
@@Fbitypeshit I'm guessing you aren't from America
@@Jeremy-jm3fe Neither am I, so I'm guessing he just has low IQ as well
Lacey: “he hasn’t said a word!”
Me: yet, he’s spoken volumes!
Best show ever
remember when steve was kinda bored by this show?? hehe thats ancient history now
Yup season 1 episode like 3-4 haha 😂😂😂
He's certainly not bored anymore!!!! ~ Lacey
gus:has not said a word.
lacy: can't shut up.. lol
I think the Kenny Rogers shirt and the pants is representative of the typical "off the shelf" inventory of nearly any nearby truckstop.
That and Kenny Rogers owns a chain of chicken restaurants.
or walmart
Actions speaks louder then words.
There was a dude in one of the major Mexican cartels who was caught a few years ago. His nickname was the chemist or the scientist or something. He had dissolved hundreds to possibly thousands of bodies in that acid for the cartel after they were finished torturing and murdering their victims.
Victor was so proud to be cooking just to 5 mins later get killed lol
The mismatched outfits are a small nod to Pulp Fiction, which the writers really really like.
This flashback with Gale, was before Walt went to Gus for the first time in S2.
Gus knows Walt would never go to the police. If he takes Walt and Jesse prisoner, Walt's family is gonna start looking for him. He could get rid of all of them but that'd draw too much attention, plus killing a DEA agent is not something he'd wanna get involved with. Even if he manages to kill everyone without getting noticed, Walt would try to do something if he knoew he killed his family..
The best course of action is to have someone follow Walt and kill him if he ever wants to speak/escape.
Mike could find Walt AND his family ANYWHERE. Walt running away is not an option.
Running away is an opition, if he uses a certain method
Love that ending, it's perfect and unexpected but simple...How about how detailed they got with disposing of Victor?..It's so disgusting that it's actually a little funny...
As others have said, DEFINITELY avoid everything about the BrBa movie. huge spoilers
Wherever Walt could escape to, Mike could track him down. Gus is a powerful man, he has resources
10:58 You're goddamn right. and I'm hyped AF
"well, get back to work and give us more breakin bad reactions" :P
pd: Lacey your hair is looking so nice! :)
@Carlos Aguilar ~ Thanks so much!! Glad your liking my mini pouf LOL ~ Lacey
Gus is a pro... literally. By not speaking, he's increasing their fear exponentially so they have nothing to read. Afterall, he was a high-ranking general in Chile, so this isn't his first rodeo. Also, he drops the body at Walt's feet after staring them both down (sizing them up), and Jesse gives a challenging gaze, whilst Walt is both cowardly in his reaction and the one who ordered Gale's murder. The choice to drop his body in front of Walt unambiguously demonstrates that he holds him responsible for Gale's spilt blood, and punishes him further by letting Victor's literally pool around him.
Season 4 is the best season of television of all time. And guess what season 5 is even better if that makes any sense
So then Season 5 is the best season of television of all time.... is what your actually saying?? LOL ~ Lacey
Duo Reacts i think so...
I see “box cutter” and I click real fast.
Walks in, slits a man's throat. Asks his employees to get back to work.
Marie really grew on me after the first season. I wasn’t too fond of her at first.
She took such good care of Hank. She was so understanding too. And she never complained. Even when he got snippy due to his stress. I really love their relationship
15:33
You should watch "The Americans"
I just realized that these shows are very similar.
@@sandercohen3309 Dude I know xD You should post that in your own comment and not in mine because no one will click to see yours. I loved show and ending was as good as BB.
@@kolo5141 Good idea. I'll post it in my own comment. But my main point was that I also think they should watch that show :)
Thank you for nor blaming everything on Walt.
I don't think many reactors realize that, by blaming everything on Walt, it gets everyone else off the hook. When the truth is, Skyler isn't innocent, Hank isn't innocent, and Jesse isn't innocent. They're all adults. Every character has to face consequences of their own.
Walt shouldn't be treated as the only person who needs to face his sins.
@@Jeremy-jm3fe 👍
Everyone involved have made bad decisions. Walt, Jesse, Skylar.... and sure some of Walt's decisions have had a snowball effect, like the airplane disaster... but WALT personally didn't CAUSE that. That would be Jane's father. His inability to react when he needed to the most because his mind was on Jane. That doesn't mean he is a horrible person... he didn't mean for that to happen... he just froze. But yes, the blame is definitely on him more so than anyone else. Jeremy you are absolutely right that they are all adults and all make their own decisions. Sure, I blame some things on Walt... but those are the things HE chose to do. They are all responsible for their own actions. ~ Lacey
locomojoboy2 obviously EVERYTHING is Walt’s fault!!! 😉
victor forgot his place by trying to cook and was the most expendable of the henchmen
"just one more episode" hahaha love that shirt !
It's hilarious how reactors can have wrong guess, wrong guess, wrong guess, insanely wrong guess, idiotically wrong guess, mostly wrong guess, bad guess, then correct guess and go "I knew it! I had a feeling!" lol
I don't know... I think I have had several "right" guesses with this show!!! LOL ~ Lacey
Gus killed Victor because he was seen at the crime scene , and also because he started cooking without Gus's permission , like who in the hell does he think he is !? Victor couldn't answer any of Walts questions and when he says "it's called a cook because everything comes down to a recipe" was quite insulting to Walt and Gus as well because it's so much more than that..its not just the science and the measurements there's an talent of perfection ; an art to it ,,,"it's magic" in the words of Gale ...Victor really messed up when he took the "cooking" into his own hands ...
I wonder what's in the notebook. If it has nothing to i.d. Walt, then it might actually help him. Make the cops think the cook is dead and free Walt ro continue.
It seems like that cold open was Gus talking to Gale in the lab shortly after he had his first meeting with Walt when he said he can't trust a drug addict.
What an opening episode!
Its ironic what happens to everyone in that room in the beginning
13:07-13:18 I laughed way too hard at this scene😂
GUS even put the fear of God in Mike. Yeah he was shocked Gus killed his capo/2ndincharge! But there was still fear even with a gun In his hand. And hes been working for Gus for yrs
great prediction Steve !!
Hello guys. I like when they do flashbacks to show us more of secondary characters back story. Gus offers Walt and Jessie a new deal.
Marie may have been the first character to "Break Bad" - stealing shoes from the shoe store (if you assume she has been doing that for a while).
Loved this episode. Love you two. ❤️
We love you too Nicole!!! ~ Lacey
In future if you decide on another show to obsess over, I highly recommend OZARK. You two will love it.
I've heard a lot of people compliment that show.
Where can I watch that?
Netflix?
✌️😎
@Coolbreeze Productions Yes, two seasons available on Netflix. Season 3 coming soon. Jason Bateman is brilliant, and Laura Linney steals every scene she's in. The first episode will suck you in immediately.
Ozark is edgy trash, I don't recommend it. It wants to be Breaking Bad, but with none of the nuanced writing.
I watched Ozark after BB .. no comparison. BB is gritty imitation of reality.. Ozark seemed a bit outlandish by comparison. Season 2 got better tho.. so it is worth a watch if you can get thru season 1.
Peace
Ozark is really good.S1 a little slow
Someone else in the comments suggested that you should react to the show “The Americans”. I agree with them. The Americans is literally the perfect show for you to react to since *#1* you're Americans, *#2* you've been married for 10 years and have multiple kids and *#3* Steve’s dad used to be an undercover cop and he talked about how he grew his hair and beard to become completely unrecognizable (almost like a disguise, which are used a lot in this show) My point is that I think there's a lot you can relate to when watching The Americans.
It’s also an *INCREDIBLY* exciting TV-show, unlike anything I’ve ever seen. Amazing from beginning to the end. I actually put it up there with Breaking Bad in terms of quality. It’s also a bit similar to Breaking Bad in another regard, because it has the same “rooting for the bad guys” vibe to it. That’s because it is set in the 1980s and it follows two Soviet KGB spies posing as an American married couple living in the suburbs of Washington DC with their two children.
The concept might not sound that interesting, but trust me; it is great. Over the course of it's six seasons, it has been considered the best of its era by critics, winning the _”TCA Award for Outstanding Achievement in Drama”_ three times and the _”Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Drama Series”_ twice. They've also received Emmys for _”Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series”_ and _”Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series”,_ as well as the _”Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series - Drama”._
I know it sounds like I’m trying to sell the show to you, but that’s because me (and other The Americans fans) are hungry for reactions to this show. Sesskasays is the only person that have reacted to it (and despite starting at the final season, she still got thousands of views)
Thank you for the suggestion John Doe, I will definitely add this one to our list!! ~ Lacey
This does sound like a really great show honestly. Thanks for taking the time to explain this to us and there is a good possibility this will possibly happen. Hopefully sooner rather then later. Steve
Really glad you’re willing to consider it. Trust me - you won’t regret it. There’s pretty much no dull moments in that show. Every scene is there for a reason. Sesskasays (the only person on TH-cam that have reacted to this show) said this at the end of her last reaction, which currently has 22 thousand views:
_“I believe that this show is going to go down in history as one of the greatest shows ever written. I really believe that. Not a ton of people are watching it now, but I bet over the years people are going to get trough it and love it”_
I agree with her. And if you decide to react to it, you can bet your ass that I would join Pateron for the full reactions :)
Gus doesn't say anything unless he needs to. Unless there's a point to it. Other than that, he doesn't need to speak. Makes his words more impactful and to the point than when it's coming from a man that rambles on and on like Walt.
How many times was she gonna say I think Gus killed Jim because he was seen. No shit Sherlock. And I don’t have a time stamp but at one point she goes “sometimes Walt talks too much”. Her husband should tell her that same thing. Holy Santa Claus shit. I wouldn’t last two minutes around that.
It’s true folks, there is a Breaking Bad trailer currently out & movie coming out soon, but please wait to see the trailer & movie. You should finish the series first. Please wait.
We will wait. LOL ~ Lacey
How's Jesse eating anything, much less what he was eating after that night.
I think I'd distract myself from the situation by eating. People are different.
The reason Gus "let them go" is because he recognizes for now Walt has the upper hand. He HAS to have the product flow and Walt knows this. Not only that, but Walt would NEVER cook under those conditions and neither would Jesse. Gus faces a lot of bad choices and chooses the one that allows the cook to continue thinking he can control this and come to a better resolution in time.
19:14 LMAO 😂
Gus is a businessman he wasn't gonna kidnap Walt n start raising questions on his whereabouts. 😂 Also Mike said last season that what he does is track ppl down when Walt told him n Gus that Jesse is long gone. Walter can run Mike would find him.
Also consider what we see in Better Call Saul when Gus keeps all those germans locked up to build the lab. He probably learned from that mistake seeing how well that situation turned out.
Jessie could run bc he has nobody. But Walt has a family. Gus might have people inside the police, or people that could get them in prison.
I love how into the show you guys are now. You're interest was occasionally seeming a little shaky during seasons 1 and 2 but you seem fully on board the BB train now. For me the series went into overdrive at the end of Half Measures when Walt shot the drug dealer to save Jesse.
@@CraigKostelecky Definitely another highlight along with One Minute.
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I was all in after "A Crazy Handful of Nothing".
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All great episodes. I love how this series has a tendency to string 2or3 together, like these last 3.
This season and the next are must watch tv
To me, Walt's talking too much is his "process." He IS a very smart man. Made some bad choices but still smart.
The acid used isn't actually strong enough to do that (dissolve a human body). It was debunked on a Mythbusters: Breaking Bad special episode. There are acids that could do that but they weren't identified... wouldn't want to give ideas to the wrong people.
He killed Victor, because Victor's job was to keep Gale safe.
Aluminium might just be a catalyst
Yea hes a really funny comedian
I thought I remembered him from The Last Comic Standing!!!! ~ Lacey
11:08 yes it would be really nice Steve lol. Y’all need to get on it with the BB so you can go see the movie. Also, don’t watch the trailer to the BB movie, or the Mythbusters episode that involves BB! Anyways, love these reactions and you guys are amazing.
yes bodies in acid is a thing ("Trust Me")
Jessie listen when you said, do it.
I feel like Mike just picked whatever was on the clearance rack at Walmart or some other cheap store. It's also an homage to Pulp Fiction. In case you haven't seen it, I won't say anything specific. That would actually be a good reaction video. That movie... maybe Scarface too. Both influenced the show.
I've just come across your reactions to this show. I'm enjoying them. One question though and apologies if you've answered somebody already, but why do you show the clips with the video reversed? I don't see anyone else doing it in their reactions, so it's obviously not necessary to avoid a copyright strike.
1) I don't think Gus was staring Jesse out. He was staring at everyone to say "This is what I'm capable of if you push me.".
2) What was the point of buying new clothes when they'd have to buy them while still wearing their original blood spattered outfits?
@Steve Lonmo ~ I started mirroring the footage when editing our Game of Thrones videos. I was getting copyright claims left and right for no apparent reason. I was trying different things during the editing process and I found that if I mirror the image, I got almost no claims... unless it was the composer. Then I had to do other things to prevent those claims. I have just kept it up since then, just to be safe I guess so I don't have to re-edit anything. You can get copyright claims without getting striked... if you just get a claim, then you can keep the video up, but they get all revenue from that video. ~ Lacey
Smh everyone who vouches for someone on this show "lives" to regret it
Is there a fixed schedule for your BB and TWD reactions?
@@CraigKostelecky awesome, thanks!
Gus was also proving a point to Walt by killing victor in front of him
I love your videos. I have a suggestion. You should really react to Prison Break TV show if you never watched it. It has 5 brilliant seasons. My absolute favorite TV show of all time.
Yea it has aluminum but thats not even the worst part people can make meth with stuff straight from under the kitchen sink
0:48 Steve it's not the walking dead
Good Reaction...Mike probably took their clothes (destroying evidence) and gave them the matching outfits... Victor was seen, plus he started a cook without Gus's approval.
Gus never should have let Walt or Jesse know the location of the Lab. They should have been driven there in the back of a van and with a special garage enterance to the Lab.
Some people think that Gus not killing either Walt or Jesse didn't make sense at that point, but I completely disagree. After all, Gus is someone who always thinks of the long-term investment. If he had killed Walt he would be left with just Jesse. And even if he kills Jesse and forces Walt to cook for him, Walt is someone with not a lot of time left with his cancer and all. So if he left himself with only Walt and he dies of cancer in a year or two, Gus is again left with nothing. Not to mention that Walt is extremely unreliable and difficult to control.
Can you guys please start watching the 100? It’s a really great show and it’s on Netflix and I know you guys will love it
You're the first one to figure out that Victor was killed because he was seen at the scene of the crime.
Gus couldn't keep Walt there without it becoming a huge public deal. Walt's family would call the police. Skylar knows a little bit about things. Then there's Saul, what kinda problems could he cause. Walt wouldn't go to the police, without going to jail for the rest of his life. The only thing to do is for the moment, accept the situation. But now Walt and Gus both want to kill each other. Lacey just said it. Walt won this battle. If Gus can find a quality chemist who will break bad, he will win the war. Nothing is stopping Walt from killing Gus but Mike and Gus himself. So it's a temporary stalemate. Who's the better chess player?
✌️😎 Peace
Didn't know you guy watch Shameless too. Any chance you guys are gonna react to that show sinbthe new season is coming soon?
Well, I have already seen all of Shameless, Steve has seen a few episodes here and there because I was watching it all the time... but I suppose if enough of you guys wanted us to react to the new season, we totally could. ~ Lacey
Lacey have you watched the uk shameless.. I know this is off topic
I have not. ~ Lacey
22:04 That look. Wow!
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What the "dumbfounded" look LOL ~ Lacey
Let’s “Do, Oh It”
Isaac Welch Duh
React to Narcos on Netflix, its the story of Pablo Escobar, Medellin Cartel, Cali Cartel and eventually Mexican cartels, so far its 4 seasons 10 episodes each
Intense
Ok, maybe just one more episode?
Holy shit you guys spend a lot of time on guessing...
@Hulk Slayer ~ Yes we do Hulk, yes we do. ~ Lacey
Have a great Labor Day weekend