Breaking Bad Season 4: Episode 12: Jesse confronts Walt about Brock (HD CLIP)
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Jesse confronts a paranoid Walter at the Whites' house. Jesse grabs Walter's gun and points it at him, accusing him of poisoning Brock (Ian Posada) out of spite. Walter claims that Gus must have planned Brock's poisoning and framed Walter for it in order to manipulate Jesse into killing him; the cameras around the lab probably spotted the cigarette, and Tyrus (Ray Campbell) must have taken it out of Jesse's locker, tracked down Brock, and poisoned him. Jesse ultimately decides not to shoot Walter.
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Walter White (Bryan Cranston from Godzilla and Total Recall), a chemistry teacher, is diagnosed with lung cancer. He decides to make and sell methamphetamine to repay his medical debts and secure his family’s future.
Season 4 of Breaking Bad:
Gus (Giancarlo Esposito from The Mandalorian and Maze Runner)tightens security at the lab after Gale's (David Costabile) death. Gus and Mike (Jonathan Banks) work to drive a wedge between Walter and Jesse (Aaron Paul), seeking to coerce Jesse to be their solitary cook by capturing Walter while at the same time eliminating the Mexican cartel. Skyler (Anna Gunn) accepts Walter's meth cooking, and works with Saul (Bob Odenkirk from Better Call Saul and Nobody) to launder his earnings. Hank (Dean Norris), while recovering, tracks Gale's death to Gus and the drug trade. Gus releases Walter and plans to kill Hank. Walter tricks Jesse into turning against Gus, and convinces Hector Salamanca (Mark Margolis) to detonate a pipe bomb in the same room as Gus, killing them both.
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The sad part is that this is a rare moment in which Jesse was ahead of Walt for a BRIEF split second, having figured out his plan
Yeah but he had no proof and wanted walter to admit what he did, that gaves the opportunity for Heisenberg to manipulate the situation to his advantage
It was part of the plan for Jesse to suspect Walt, otherwise the lie that Gus did it to turn Jesse against Walt won't work, so Jesse 'figuring it out' is also part of the plan.
Agreed. As much as Walt planned all this, he did seem genuinely surprised by the way he says “what?” that Jesse pieced together that he had Huel lift the cigarette. Fortunately for him, there’s no way for Jesse to prove that in the moment so the plan still worked but in that brief moment, Walt was on the back foot.
He was never ahead of Walt. Every single action that Jesse took here was already calculated by him.
@@connermarlez4760 exactly 😂
Walter when he manipulated Jesse : 😎💯🔥
Walter when he tried to lie to Skyler : 🤡
See why that is? People he cares about, it feels awful to lie to them
Well Skyler is a grown adult and can think for herself, plus she’s literally married to Walter for years
@@reubena7854 that is not true, Walt cared about Jesse for the first 3 seasons but sometimes his ego got the best of him which made him seem harsh towards him
@@SardonicJosh walt to some degree did care for jesse, even after the first three seasons. he risks and ends up taking a bullet just to save him in felina
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Walter is so good at manipulating people that he convinced the audience he was an innocent good guy
EVERYONE was on his side even after Ozymandias!!
George r.r martin called him a bigger monster than anyone in Game of thrones
@@mikesmithz yeah right 😂
@@mikesmithz facts bro. It’s either there is an unexpected factor or there is a dumbass who ruins it. The only thing walt needed was a good ass team to be rich as hell
@@mysticalgamer9368 Same as I said to Mike Smith...
@@mikesmithz He definitely became a sociopath. You can see how he has a problem killing a man who tried to murder him in the first season and became a monster who poisoned an 8 year old child to manipulate his friend to save his own life. After Todd killed this boy and they disposed the body, he was happily whisteling in the shower. His radical actions are mostly triggered by his gigantic ego. You can even see that in the early seasons. Walt was an egotistical asshole to many characters. He couldn't work with Gale, because he didn't like him for a reason. He saved Jesse because they have this weird codependant relationship rooted in Walt manipulating Jesse and somewhat feeling fatherly affection for him. Walt was definitely not an evil person at the beginning. Chemistry is also used as a metaphor for Walt's transformation throughout the series. The dude obviously liked being Heisenberg, intimidating the shit out of others. A great example for the duality of man.
He didn't manipulate just jesse , he manipulated all of us , just shows how brilliant of an actor he is
And Walter continues to manipulate some fans into continuing to defend him as “the real hero” even after the events of season 5
@@stairwaytoheaven8 “I can’t understand how some people can even think that he’s a hero” Ikr? This is why I really wish for instance that the writers allowed Vince to go with his original plan of having Walt deliberately inject Jane with a lethal dose of heroin.
It's a good show because any other dumb show nowadays would just show him using the specific poison. People have no vision these days.
Both of them really sold it here. Truly two s tier performances
@@mechadoggy lol Walt was entirely justified for everything except causing Jane to choke then letting her die.
As confident as Walt was about his plan, laughing out of the blue with a gun pointed at you is a ballsy move
Maybe the gun wasn't loaded.
@@Samari181 Saw someone else mention this, or even blank ammunition so that he had time to defend himself. Does anyone remember exactly how long before this the gun went from Walt's hands to Jesse? How did he get it because IIRC Walt is the one who purchased that gun. I know people get super into the lore and speculation of breaking bad but it's because the characters are so complex and relatable. The lifestyle may not be relatable, but the small mistakes, and details, and misconceptions, and even for some of us, manipulation ie "gaslighting" are all *very* relatable.
I think it’s just Walt being smart here. He’s not terribly afraid of the gun, because he knows if any part of his plan fails he is most certainly a dead man. So if the plan doesn’t work, it is no longer of question of if he dies but by whom
Almost as though it’s fictional characters
Well he could do that because Jesse was weak and probably would've never pulled that trigger. He called Jesse's bluff. He's emotional and irrational which means he's easily manipulated, that's why Walt kept him around.
One thing Jesse missed in Walt's lie, he admitted someone was smarter then him.
He only said "It's brilliant" meaning he called his own plan brilliant.
@@diegomedina9637 Did you miss the part where he said Gus has repeatedly outsmarted him?
@@jamesmccomb9525 You missed the part where this was an elaborated plan to have Jesse on his side.
@@diegomedina9637 Yeah that's the point. Walt thinks he's a genius so him saying Gus outsmarted him is an obvious lie.
@@jamesmccomb9525 an obvious lie that Jesse overlooked
Walt sits there and calls the plan "brilliant" as if he'd ever give Gus that much credit. It's brilliant because it's his own plan
This comment is “Brilliant”
i knew something was off when he said that
It was near excellent
Also captures amazingly how full of himself he is. Vince Gilligan is a genius.
@@bearmaxe7699 whats funny is that since vince gilligan created this scene and this plan, you can also see it as vince calling himself ¨brilliant¨
“Jesse I only ironically poisoned Brock”
"Jesse, poisoning Brock was a social experiment"
"Jesse, I only poisoned Brock to do a little bit of trolling I swear, it was all a prank Jesse, don't trick yourself to think I did this unironically. It was all just a goofy prank haha laugh Jesse why aren't you laughing."
"It's just a prank bro. Look at the cameras"
Jesse, you don't understand. I did it for the vine Jesse
“Jesse, it was just a social experiment gone wrong Jesse.”
Let’s be honest: we all thought Walt didn’t do it the first time around.
Meee toooo
Yeah. I remember thinking "man, that's such a contrived plan from Gus's part" but I had no reason to believe or expect Walt would use any means he had to save himself and his family. So like Jesse I had to just take Walt's word for it
In fact, I did not like "yeah obviusly Walt did it" but more like a "mmm it could have been Walt, To make Jesse help him to kill Gus... Naah he isnt that bad" and 1 season later I was like BRUH
@@thenameless9224 if this happened a season later I 100% would have been convinced it was Walt, but up to this point Walt had never done anything as bad as poisoning a child
@@sillythygoose YEAH like I was like WTF
If Jesse would've pulled that trigger he would've become a very rich man living a low profile life chilling with Mike and Gus, making money and avoiding drama.
Gus would've replace Jesse eventually. Gus never really liked him to begin with, he was always a pawn to get to Walt
@@VictoryReviews yeah he was a loose cannon while Walt was meticulous and hid his identity pretty well
Knowing Walt's planning and no-risk policy he surely did something with the gun, like a dummy ammo or shorted firing pin, that's why he left his gun to use for Jesse to be sure, so even if he pull the trigger he could still had a time to react and defend himself. He's not even affraid of dying here
amon Gus 😂😂 sussy baka
If Walt haven't crashed the car Jesse would have died against the drugdealers bc he was so stupid to confront them. So Jesse owns life to Walt
The tragedy of Jessie in this scene is that he calls it right at the start, but because he lacks the confidence to think and act for himself Heisenberg is able to gaslight him into submission.
But it wasnt Ricin tho, and the Lily of the flower poison which Walt did use was measured out not to kill the boy. So, its semantics but Jessie wasnt entirely accurate.
@@spencermorgan1939 lily of the valley
@@spencermorgan1939 No doubt Heisenberg was aware of this when performing this convincing misdirection.
i love how that changes in el camino
@@spencermorgan1939 Yes but either way he poisoned a child even without intent to kill thats still so fucked up
Damn, Walter White is a better actor than Bryan Cranston.
Yeah no shit lol, the layers to Walter white must’ve been extremely hard to convey for Cranston but he nailed it in every scene.
When will Walter white get a Grammy, the Grammies are rigged 😔
Heisenberg is the best though
The directors did not tell Bryan that Walter did in fact poison Brock so it would make his acting that much more believable
LMAO
Crazy that they did this scene with an actual gun. Vince even gave permission to shoot Brian if he wasn't convincing enough!
They use real guns in movies and television. They use blanks not real deadly bullets.
@@freesoul3371 actually, in one take Aaron Paul let off four rounds into Bryan Cranston's knee after fumbling a line. This fear of death was what really gave the scene its authenticity.
@@KingoftheApes true! Additonally, a little-known fact, in the season 4 finale, Vince Gilligan initially intended for Gus to survive, but bryan made a bomb and blew up Gus in the nursing home. He liked it so much he included it!
@@Thatguy-md5ve it's the little things like that that really make the show.
@@KingoftheApes also a little known fact that the little boy after the train heist who was killed by todd was just wondering about the set. Vince didnt like the interruption between the shoot so he told todd to shoot the mf.
2:08 tfw you realise he was laughing hysterically because he worked out the perfect lie to tell Jesse. He really is an evil genius
He probably rehearsed the lie beforehand. He planned every moment of that episode up until Gus decides not to get in his car
@quartz king possibly, but if youve ever maintained lies like this youll know you can never perfectly predict someones reactions or actions, so realistically he probably did some of this on the fly, but probably expected its possibility so was somewhat prepared.
ok little man
@@quartzking3997 yeah he had saul take the ricin so Jesse would have thought Gus did it. He already planned it but he probably knew Jesse would buy his plan…
What? He had already poisoned Brock with the less lethal Lily of the Valley ahead of time. The only reason he did that, while also having Huell steal the ricin cigarette, was to make Jesse think that he had poisoned Brock. The whole plot was to turn Jesse against Gus because Walt knew he was running out of time.
One thing I love about Walt's character is the fact that usually in these types of exchanges, he starts out as the innocent, vulnerable person. But after one thing is said, or when the right thing happens, he completely shifts the power dynamic and takes control. He owned Jesse by the end of the scene.
You can see the shift from lie to manipulate hahaha
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I believe this is the kind of thing the poker scene early on is foreshadowing
“Do it!”
“I’ll do it!”
“Do it!”
“I’ll do it!”
“Do- *BANG*”
Directed by Vince Gilligan
would still be a better ending than game of thrones
Funnily, that wouldn't be the end. There would still be ways to continue the story from this point if Walt died here.
You really think Walt would leave a loaded gun like that after planning so much. I think it's just a empty gun, in case walt's plan doesn't work out he would kill Jesse with a loaded gun he had hidden somewhere.
*Robert B. Weide
@@pascalkroll403 so people are changing twilight to game of throness
i remember being just as confused as walt, even laughing at the situation “who’s brock” thinking there was no way walt actually did it. what a show
Yeh underdog was the same
yeah and knowing that Gus actually was trying to get Jesse to turn on Walt exacerbates thinking "no way walt did this" its so brilliant thats its amazing even for the writers to come up with this stuff, a lot of the show is like that lol
They didn’t tell bryan that walt actually poisoned brock so he acted like it
@@tarikkovacevic6103 isn’t that a theory
@@fatoumatacisse3796 i think it is not i heard it from i think bryan
This is when Walter White became Emperor Palpatine
dew it
4:25
"I am defenceless. Take your weapon and strike me down and your journey towards becoming heisenberg will be complete."
"Kill him"
If you're referring do his "do it", I'd say that's more Rorschach from Watchmen.
Notice how Walt shifts from logically rationalizing to appealing to emotion the second Jesse surprises him by showing that he's figured out the entire scheme from the start.
When Walt said 'What?' at 1:09, it wasn't Walt feigning that he didn't know what Jesse was talking about. It was just genuinely surprising to him that Jesse actually figured it out.
I think he's a little impressed that Jesse figured it out so quickly
One of the best evil strategic plans in the show
Gus had to go
@@ianmayle no he didn't
@@ejnova7215 he kind of did
@@AP-ig5pi apart from the fact that he was going to kill Hank and don't think there was any reason for him to go
@@ejnova7215 He was going to kill Walter Jesse Hank and who knows more.. that’s the entire reason why Walt needs Gus to go so bad. His family and himself were basically in danger. Also because they killed the dealers which lost the trust of Gus
The ending of season 4 made me collectively lose my shit i was 100% on Walt's side until that last shot. This show written in such a phenomenal way
@Bruno Cruz Emilio* lmfao at "Emily" yeah Jane was getting on my nerves so yeah I was on his side on that too.
I was on Walt's to the end! He didn't kill the kid, ffs. He knew the lily of the valley wouldn't kill him. Just made him sick temporarily. Plus, it's a god damn TV show.
@@nploda1408 he didn't have to involve brock at all though. Jesse would've never let gus kill walt. Walt got paranoid and afraid and took it too far. He underestimated how much Jesse appreciates him
@@nploda1408 *sigh* man... he cooks meth dude, on top of killing like everybody
@@damn6511 Of course he could have, he's very emotionally driven, all it would have taken was a few more lies and manipulations from Gus. Hell, he was ready kill Walt in this scene based on suspicion alone, you think Gus is incapable of planting suspicions?
How on earth is it possible that Jesse Pinkman was never been in to any acting school but still managed to pull out the emmy awards actings in the show. Just incredible!
Going to acting school doesn't necessarily make you a better actor, but it might help you get better connections.
auditions are held because they are looking for people that are naturally similiar the the character, not saying he's a phenimoninal actor, but ya
acting school is like art school. Pointless, because you've either got the talent or you don't.
wait you meant aaron paul right?
Acting is all intuition, his natural talents were highlighted by the talents of the writers and the directors
One interpretation of this scene that I really like is that when Walt is urging Jesse to pull the trigger, you can argue that half of him really means it. At 4:06, he says "If you think that I am capable of doing this, then go ahead," and I think he's telling the truth here. We know from the episode Fly that Walt does feel remorse for his actions, but he's persisted on this (to quote Saul) bad choice road for so long that he feels like he can't get off. Walt knows that the longer he lives, the more people he's going to hurt in his rampant quest for money and power. The part of this scene where he urges Jesse to pull the trigger can be seen as one last challenge against fate on Walt's part. He's openly and willingly inviting divine judgment for his cruel actions, specifically from Jesse, who he certainly shares a particularly enigmatic relationship with. Recall that two episodes prior to this one, he had referred to his own son as "Jesse" in a medicated daze. I think Walt feels like if he's so far gone that even Jesse, his protégé, thinks that he's capable of committing such an immoral act, then he deserves to be killed. It's just an interpretation, but it gives even more depth to this already amazing scene.
Interesting take.
+1,Jesse is the only person at whose hands Walt would feel his death is justified,he might see it as Jesse being the only person whose worth taking his life not only because he was his protege and someone he saw as a son but on a very technical level,Jesse was the only one who could actually cook Blue Sky the way Walt did it, in a way,Even if Jesse shot Walt here, Heisenberg/Walt's legacy would still live on through the Blue Sky Jesse would go on to cook for Gus.
It's a bit like Jesse in El Camino taking the money out of the fridge with a gun to his head. If he doesn't get the money he needs he's as good as dead anyway and Walt has a similar logic here. If Jesse doesn't help him take down Gus then he dies, but Jesse has more right to kill him (Jane's death, Brock's poisoning) than Gus does, so if anyone was going to kill him it should be Jesse.
that's actually fucking genius man. Way to read between the lines
It’s like Mac Beth
Fun fact: Bryan Cranston hadn't read the script for the next episode yet so he genuinely believed that Walt had not poisoned brock, making his performance all the more believable
Source?
@@jarodlechadores4336 source: just believe me bro
@@AlcorSolaire It just doesn't seem like a real thing. When you watch the performance in hindsight you can see little things in Bryan Cranston’s performance that strongly hint at him making this up.
Source?
It’s revealed in the same episode as this one that he poisoned Brock. Also Bryan Cranston knows Walt better than anyone else
Imagine the series if Jesse just shot Walt before giving him a chance to even talk
It would pretty much end right there because walts the main guy for the show
*Directed by Vince Gilligan*
Jessie cooks meth for Gus for a living and nothing bad happens to him ever again
I wonder if hank would still die like yeah Gus is still after him but with Walt dying does that mean skylar exposes the truth and they can arrest Gus
Walt was a genius, he knew how torn up Jesse had been when he had to kill Gale, and calculated how he would react.
Hank : Christ,it's not Brock it's Bminerals
This comment deserves more love. Its gold! 😆
Genius
Jesus Christ what pleasure y'all get by copying comments
Terrible...take a lap.
Hilarious! Best comment I’ve read in a while.
Jesse was only going to be temporary character.
Can't imagine BB without him.
This show and El Camino made Aaron Paul (Jesse) one of my favorite actors, I literally never heard of him before this show.
@@ShadowNova300 He wasn't really known before Breaking Bad, that's why. He basically got the role on a strike of luck. He auditioned for the show without attending any acting schools and with little experience in the business. He also messed up some of the lines in the audition but Vince thought he was perfect for the character. This was his big break and he was literally going to be written out of the show early on as the comment above says but, thankfully, Gilligan listened to the fans as all good show runners should.
"there is nothing more permanent than a temporary solution" - someone
There would be no BB without him
@@ChiralityPracticality Not as we know it, but there'd have been something else. The writers built the plot around the characters, but if Jesse had died someone else would have been there to fill his screen time. The plot would be completely different, probably not as good of a show, but probably still very good.
Jesse's description of Huell as "man-mountain bodyguard" is hilarious
How have I never noticed this HAHAHA
1:50 Walt’s “I diD nOT Do tHiS!!!1!” sounds hilarious when you find out that he did indeed poison Brock. He’s such a shitty manipulative liar lmao
Relax, it's just a show 🤨
Like In a good way entertaining or the acting is bad ?
@@efrainordonez7091 i mean in a good way that Bryan Cranston portrays Walt’s manipulative nature so well, since he’s acting like he sincerely didn’t poison Brock when he actually did. But, tbf, Cranston wasn’t told that walt actually did poison him when he did this scene so ig thats also what made his acting so believable.
@@joshuaverdillo8039 okay I thought you meant that his manipulation skills were trash.
Hey, Walt is right and Jesse is wrong here. Indeed Walt didn't poisoned Brock... WITH RICIN."
...
He poisoned the poor kid... with LILY OF THE VALLEY.
So at 1:55 Walt is kind of right.
(yes, it's horrible !)
2:13 *Maniacal laugh initiated. Crawl space music engaged. You are now talking to Heisenberg.*
*Press 5 to talk to Heisenberg*
5
*"I have been waiting, I have been waiting all day, waiting for Gus to send one of his men to kill me.... And its you"*
"Yo yo Heisenberg, lets go have sex in gus's office"
There is no Walt only Heisenberg
walt coming up with that on the spot is so smart its crazy how much of a pathalogical liar he is
He didn’t. He planned every step of that. He poisoned Brock. He literally left the gun unattended for Jesse to grab. He planned everything up to that pointz
@@faded9581 exactly
@@faded9581 and the only time walt is good at lying is when its not on the spot. We all know how his on the spot lying is with skyler
@@trippinatormachine I just thought it was hard for him to lie to his wife versus him not being able to lie on the spot xD
@@ricardocontreras7823 thats also a possibility
I love how jesse is smart enough to piece together every piece of Walters plan, but he’s just unsure if Walter actually poisoned Brock and that’s the only thing that makes this plan work because Walter knows Jesse won’t kill him unless he finds out who poisoned him. Genius. It’s also a great character moment for Jesse too showing he’s becoming as conniving as Walter and Mike but he’s not all the way there yet.
Thats not genius, thats exploiting.
If I was on Jesse's position I wouldn't kill Walter either, because there's no reason to trust Gus or Mike completely. This is the lowest Walter has ever gone, for real, poisoning a fucking child? And not jus any child, which is already fucked up, but practically his partner's son? He's lying to the guy that saved his life back when he killed Gale so they wouldn't kill Walt... That's truly despicable.
Genius doesn't need to have a positive connatation.
@@joaquimramis4124 I meant more like the writing was genius. The plan by Walter is also extremely smart though, it does save his life and probably Jesse’s life from an enslavement by Gus.
@@daccount1994 Call me cold, evil, or whatever but I like to believe that Walt knew Brock would survive with the poison he gave him. Granted it doesn't make what he made much better but if he really had intentions of actually killing the kid he could've just gave him the Ricin.
Man, when he seals the deal by grabbing the gun... he has nothing to lose at that point, either Jesse helps him get Gus or he's done for. But at least if he dies after ordering Jesse to kill him he gained some control over his demise. It's a brilliant play, either way he gets what he wants.
It is terrifying how fast Walt became so dominant by twisting the situation and manipulating Jesse even when Jesse had the gun to his head. It’s remarkable how much Walt evolves into a completely different character in this series.
More like he's revealed to be a genius but resentful vindictive man.
As he becomes less bounded by society he becomes more evil.
It simply shows he never really was a good person to begin with.
I love how Jesse was actually very smart in the show and actually called out Walter’s plan to poison Brock here, he just got manipulated by Walt into doing his bidding, again. Just shows that Jesse wasnt dumb for being manipulated, he was just the abused in an abusive relationship.
He should've lost the "kid" label, that's what made him feel naive
He didn't call out Walt's plan, he only figured out what Walt wanted him to think. Jesse thought Walt used the ricin, then Walt convinced him that Gus used some other poison to frame him, when in reality it was Walt using Lily of the Valley. Walt was always two steps ahead of him.
@@chumuheha He had one thing wrong -- Walt using the Ricin. Aside from that, Jesse was right. Huell did steal the cigarette off of him, which is revealed in the next season when Saul gets angry with Walter, and pulls the cigarette out of his desk.
This is also the reason Jesse finds out later when he was waiting for the Disappearer's van. Jesse went to grab his weed from his pocket, but Huell pick-pocketed it off of him at Saul's order. Jesse frantically searches all his pockets, until pulling out a cigarette pack. He then pieced it together. His thought process while looking at the cigarette pack in that moment was:
"If he pick-pocketed my weed, then I was right about him pick-pocketing the Ricin Cigarette." - Which is why he immediately goes back to Saul's and gets him to admit to it.
He got it perfectly, to this point he's known Walt enough to figure it out.
Just like vince said, "Jesse is a leader who thinks he's a follower"
With the taste of your lips I'm on a ride~
Oh wait no-
Love how Walt plays along and makes up this scenario that he schemed, then low key brags to jesses face about it being brilliant
Its like one of those comments in facebook where they see a video and say "hes smart" then proceeds to explain how the person did it so they can be seen as smart as the person they watched
This was a Death Note level plan
This is the moment Walter White became Light Yagami
@@richos07 hahahaha
Hahaha lol
Death Note is the second best anime after Attack on Titan, but Death Note doesn't even come close to a masterpiece like Breaking Bad.
Breaking Bad did everything good where Death Note went wrong, killing good and underrated characters (Mello, Naomi, and Mikami) unnecessarily and let the plain ones live (like Near).
But Death Note is not Death Note without boring endings and wasted characters like Minoru and Mello.
While Breaking Bad gave almost every character a role and moment to shine and look badass including Better Call Saul, unlike Minoru's Death Note Arc.
I had a feeling Walt was lying tbh when you rewatch the show you can tell in his voice and the way he talks that it’s different when he lies
Season 1: Jesse is a bad influence to Walt. He is a loose cannon that brings problems to people, including Walt.
Season 5: Walt is a horrible and psychotic influence to Jesse. He is a time bomb that hurts and destroys lives on people, including Jesse.
Palpatine : "Don't let him kill me. I can't hold it any longer. I can't. I'm weak"
Heisenberg : "He has... He has been 10 steps ahead of me at every turn."
When an evil genius feigns weakness, in defiance of his own ego, he has a plan in mind.
also "do it"
Let the hate flow through u
"Take your weapon and strike me down."
"Put a bullet in my head."
Underrated comment
When breaking bad fans comment on youtube, I puke a little.
"this is your way to rip my heart before your dead and gone" funny because walt did this when he told him that he watched jane die
This is the moment Jesse points a gun at Walter 😳
so bored
Yes
Comedy gold
It is a pistol, not a gun
@@АртГуффович-б1й A pistol is a handGUN
Well, techincally Walt was telling the truth about not poisoning Brock with the _ricin..._
When I first watched this episode I actually believed Walt. Just goes to show how manipulative he was being.
I've come to understand that everytime Walter gets desperate or afraid, he's faking it. Remember when gus was going to kill him and he called Jesse? Yeah.
He’s faking what?
@@bobgagit7981 being afraid. He acts like he's shitting his pants, because then people won't expect him to be dangerous or thinking straight
No Walter was really afraid there. The taking part is after he laughs.
@@dranelemakol I don't think so to be honest. He already knew Jesse was gonna go for him, he planned for it, otherwise he wouldn't have poisoned the boy. He also knew Jesse wouldn't kill him, otherwise he wouldn't have taken the risk. There is no real reason for him to be afraid. The only moments I think he was genuinely afraid were with Gus, when he threatened to kill his family and when he murdered Victor in front of him.
Mike*
This is the epitome of great acting. It does not get better than this. 10/10
That's what makes breaking bad SO good !!
He's so manipulative that he actually manipulates the people watching the show
People still root for him after Jane,Brock and giving jesse to the Nazis
it did get better roughly 2 years later in Ozymandias
@@merpleberg Nah
4:37 This is when Walter White became Ghandi.
😂fantastic
Wat
Its Gandhi
*Gandhi.
4:38*
4:09 imagine jesse’s finger flinching and accidentally pulling the trigger
Finger named flinch:
From 4:20 to 4:37 Jesse's emotional reaction and facial expressions after Walt's "DO IT"... wow! Aaron Paul is such an incredible actor.
When he start laughing I laughing too because I know he just find a way to manipulate Jesse again 😂😂
He already had it figured out before Jesse got there
Na you had no idea son
@@logitech2010100 It was pretty obvious
@@someguy5048 don't lie to yourself
@@logitech2010100 just because he was a better detective than you doesn’t mean you need to lie to yourself, that nobody else can figure it out. Maybe he’s Over analytical
It’s nice to see that breaking bad still has relevancy to be uploaded even 8 years after it ended
One of the greatest shows ever
Breaking Bad will always be relevant
Unlike GOT, Breaking Bad will always be relevant, it's timeless
I mean the memes did their part
Walter is good at Lying
Except when he’s lying to Skyler
@@bendover8652 because skyler dont think rational, she thinks with emotion
@@davipenha 🧢🧢🧢
Walter is god at lying
That's an understatement if I've ever seen one
I love how he uses his good acting skills to play a character who’s bad at acting
Walt's doing amazing acting in this scene
only to his wife x]
"Jesse, i only poisoned brock to do a little trolling Jesse, I did it unironically Jesse, it was a prank"
If there's any scene in this series that best exemplifies Walt's evil genius (and luck), it has to be this. In casting Gus as the one who swiped Jessie's cigarette and poisoned Brock, not only did he recruit Jessie in an (ultimately failed) attempt on Gus's life, but he also ridded himself entirely of Jessie's suspicion by in fact poisoning Brock with lily of the valley, not ricin.
This was Heisenberg's hail mary, and it worked. After being threatened in the desert by Gus and told off by Jessie, Walt finds himself in a situation so seemingly hopeless that only a ploy befitting of an evil genius could save him. The fact he was able to secure Jessie's allegiance, thereby giving himself enough time to eliminate his deadliest opponent, only shows that he was willing to do pretty much anything to preserve his massive wealth and empire - even if it meant nearly killing a child.
Sigma male walt
I never understood why Jesse didn't put it together earlier. They later find the "Ricin" vial in Jesse's roomba. Very fucking convenient that Jesse happened to lose the Ricin at the same time Brock got poisoned. Must be a coincidence.
Well Walt couldn’t poison Brock with ricin because that would’ve definitely killed him
This is the moment Heisenberg almost went Bye-senberg,
Bro, Cranstons acting actually had me believe Walt didn't do it lol
0:21 BB fans when they see a BCS meme
the fact jesse was actually right here and walt made us believe him is great writing
Walt's genius is incredible i understand why Jesse told hank that Walter is the devil. He got away with nearly everything, always could manipulate people, and used every trick in the book to blindside his opponents only meeting his end after tying up loose ends with everyone tying him to the operation and being the one with the power to confess, dying before the police could cuff him in the end and making sure his son got the money and Skylar was blameless to the police, gretchen and elliot put in their place, Lydia destroyed, all the neo nazis gone, all witnesses in prison, and of course Jesse got away. (Not to mention the cartel being damaged)
It was all for him in the end in a way, since his legacy will haunt family for the rest of their lives and everyone else involved not to mention the meth business would have likely been transferred to other people since the recipe was known pretty generally by that time and over time the quality would have decreased but still been pure enough to make similar events happen again to other people. The actors are all amazing top tier performers but the true genius comes from the writers ability to tell the perfect story that enables this level of acting.
The only scientific inconsistency I found was the thermite vs the lock, but everything down to the fulminated mercury and magnets was actually doable.
Definitely worth a third binge.
3:00 lmao his ego would never let him say that without a reason.
Walt was complimenting himself the entire time. It's his plan not Gus's
This is the moment Marie became Huel
Walter comes up with the most smart, 1000IQ and flawless lies to manipulate Jesse. But can’t say anything remotely convincing when it comes to Skyler 😂
skyler live with him long enough, S2 and S1 shows how sharp skyler is when it comes to something like 'cheating, affairs, lie, etc'
Skyler knows Walt, Jesse doesn’t.
Skyler with Walt for more than a few years.She knew what Walt's personality was like.
I knew when Walt called the plan “brilliant” that’s when I knew it wasn’t Gus bc there’s no way Walt would give Gus that much credit for his work
4:37 this is the moment Heisenburg becomes Dr. Manhattan
Lol
@@ricklob1222 third eye🤔🤔
Lmao
Walt must've had a Light Yagami-esk internal monologue after this scene was over
Deadass bro I KNOW he was laughing manically in his head😭 what a massive reveal that Walter actually DID do it. Pretty fucked
@3:57 moment when walter white became Omni Man
"Think Jesse, Think "
Invincible fans when they hear the word "think" in any context:
Jesse was never stupid, he was simply to naïve to believe someone could do something that evil because he himself wasn’t evil. He knew Walt’s plan, he just didn’t know Walt was capable of doing that
“Why, in God’s name, would I poison a child.” What he says after poisoning a child.
4:20
This is the moment when Walt becomes Palpatine
Dewit
This is the Moment where Walter turned into Charizard
why charizard xD
@@GAME7ROCK He's talking about Walter's position the moment he is lying on the ground.Pokemon fans remember Charizard was lazy in the first 3 seasons and most of the time it enjoyed sleeping at the same position Walter is lying on the floor here.
right at "I DID NOT DO THIS"
Turns out 1:23 was the plan all along. Jesse got it right on the money.
Actually it was and wasn't. Brock was never poisoned with raisin
1:01
This is when Walt had to start improvising. His face just says “oh fuck, he put that together quick.”
What I love is that it wasn't just Jesse that Walt fooled in this scene, it was the entire audience that he fooled and it's brilliant.
Besides the fact that this was a diabolical strategic move, I'm just as impressed with how authentic and genuine this argument feels.
No lie Walt made me believe it was actually Gus the first time
This is the moment Walt's forehead imprint became Heisenberg.
I still don’t get how people say BCS is better than BB, BCS never had a moment even come close to the ending of s4
did you fall asleep during most of bcs or something
@@haja. BCS didn’t have a moment half as earth shattering as the reveal that Walt poisoned brock
Facts
BCS is better because of better writing.
Jesse was completely right, but Walt is just a mastermind at manipulation
This is when Walt stopped being sympathetic
Fun fact: When filming this scene, Bryan Cranston did not read the script of the next episode. Therefore, he did not know that Walt's denial of Brock's poisoning turned out to be a big lie! That's how Walter can convincingly fool Jesse into his side!!
Source: He saw it in a dream
@@bigpapi1860 Have you bothered to even look up if there is a source?
3:30 Imagine if Jesse said: "Emm no, I felt sick today so I didn't go to the lab."
Anyone notice the music at 2:30 is the same as that scene in Crawl Space where Walt laughs uncontrollably?
I think Walter White is a Sith. Darth Heisenburg.
The genius behind this is that there’s literally no way for Jessie to think that Walt is lying, even if he wasn’t emotional and was like 100 times smarter logic would dictate that Walt isn’t lying, the only fault in Walt’s lie was him initially pretending not to know who Brock is
Giligan said that he was gonna transform Mr Chips into Scarface, but he actually went beyond this goal, cause Tony Montana would never harm a child(in fact, refusing to kill two kids is what led to his death and fall of his empire).
The heartbeat when Walt is “deducing” Gus’s plan. Great sound editing.
"do it!"
"i'll do it"
"do it"
Galaxies away
emperor palpatine - Do It
He definitely didn't do this as an act of revenge against Jesse. He did it to save himself. I guess when you've killed enough people the lives of others become insignificant. Poisoning brock saved Walter temporarily, but ultimately lead Jesse to turn on him in the end. What goes around comes around eventually. There's a price to pay for every self-serving action.
Did it to save hank technically but yeah there were other ways he could have handled it
The fact that some people believe he did that to get a revenge is crazy.
@@JKBDTS they're the typical autistic dudes who have to portray walt as Satan on earth, somehow they still don't get it was an imprudent decision actually made to protect his family one more time
No way. I just realized when he was talking about gus, he was actually talking about himself.
This might just be my favourite scene in Breaking Bad. The level of manipulation going on with both Jesse and the audience (if you haven't watched ahead) is astounding. Writing and acting is absolutely top notch.
Breaking Bad is such an analomy in serial television. The intensity and extreme conflict between such a small cast of characters is just incredible.
2:17 is this mirroring the crawl space ending?
I mean this is the episode after
He seems to be going insane with laughter at gus being a big threat and making plans, but this time it's acting plus the music is very very similar to that scene
The way the gun leaves an imprint of the barrel on Walter's forehead is just epic. The passion that went into this scene is a 10/10.
The way Walter manipulates Jesse is brilliant at the same time very sad..BB is the best
I'm just going around YT watching random scenes, and I'm finding it hilarious how many of them start out with Walt up shit creek without a paddle.
Walt is nothing if not a master of putting himself into these situations before barely finding a way out of them lmao
"you don't even believe that" jesus christ Walt's sick mindedness made him the most dangerous gaslighter and manipulator
Might sound weird but I wonder how a chess match would’ve turned out between Gus and Walt it would create a good scene
Poor Jesse bro. Mans didn’t deserve all that happened even if he put himself there at some points