Breaking Bad - 5x11 Confessions - Group Reaction
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- These are my confessions........ Wat an episode we are truly getting down to the wire!! Here we go with season 5 episode 11 episode titled Confessions!
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Hank: You need to man up and confess.
Walt: *I'm about to end this man's career*
literally
"im about to end this man´s life" ' you mean...
How tf is this one month ago...patreon?
@@diavolo007 yeah patreon members get early access.
LOL. Literally.
Every time I see that video I can't believe Hank did that to his poor brother in law Walt.
Hank is the true monster! :(
Well, in a sense, Hank did contribute to creating Heisenberg. Hank was always a bit of a bully towards Walt. Though it's no excuse for all of the horrible things Walt did, Heisenberg was essentially Walt's response to all of the people (the Schwarzes, Skyler, Hank, etc.) who mistreated and used him throughout his life.
What
Hank got what he deserved...
He thought that he can mess with Heisenberg, even when he didn't want to endanger hank. Imagine if he want to kill him, He would've done that pretty easily..
@@homelander5499 would be something homelander would say lol
Why is no one mentioning the fact how perfect the hank being heisenberg story is from the outside everything from the start to end fits perfectly
they're too busy blaming walt for everything.
What I picked up this last time is that Hector would only talk to Hank back in Face Off. That would have looked bad for Hank, too. SO many little details.
Why would a man who apparently runs a meth empire need anyone to pay his medical bills?
O SHIT
@@rundownthriftstore Like he said.. hank and gustavo have fight so he cut off the money and hank was shot. So innocent walt have to help him with money.
Hank planned to take revenge and his money from gus so he planned to bomb him
However heinous the video is, you gotta admit that it’s pretty ingenious. Walter has always had a talent for twisting facts, and this is he’s magnum opus.
Yes it is, but I'd bet Skyler helped him with that story. She is really good at them.
Yeah, I agree. I remember watching it live and saying, "Well played, Walt, you magnificent bastard."
Yep Walter is a master manipulator
The confession tape was the first time I started rooting for Walt again. I hated him in season 5a, but the tape was so fucking ingenious the way he used real facts in the fabricated story.
@watashi It was probably an autocorrect. Relax, sweetie
Walt's video never gets old. It's probably the most impudent feat I've ever seen a villain protagonist pull off.
lol
true
Walt's hug was genuine
Jim milo
That doesn’t change how true what Jesse said was, so true that Jesse rememberers it until the last time he meets Walt.
“Say you want this.”
I agree with you both.
With the knowledge of the entire series I think Walter genuinely cared about Jesse even at that point and actually felt bad for him when he hugged him there.
BUT that definitely doesn't change the fact that he chose to try and manipulate Jesse into going instead of being honest and tellin ghim he had to go before things spiraled out of control.
People are complex and two things can be true at the same time without negating each other🙂
"Get off me! What do I pay you for!?"
Saul somehow added some humor in a tense scene.
That scene with Walt and Jesse in the desert perfectly sums up their entire relationship. It's probably the best scene between the two of them. Aaron Paul truly deserves all the accolades he receives for playing Jesse.
9:59 - "Why is Skyler allowing this?" Are you kidding - Skyler probably helped him write that script! Remember the episode "Bullet Points" when Skyler and Walt were going over their scripted story about how Walt's money came from gambling? And during the confession when Walt pretended he didn't know it was called a "hit" - I bet that was Skyler's contribution.
victorsixtythree This is somewhat confirmed later when Skyler mentions the tape to Walt. Not that Walt wasn’t capable of doing it himself, but Skyler has already shown her great storytelling abilities. She felt a lot guiltier about making the tape, but she was definitely involved. (they’ve already finished the show on Patreon)
@@boundto484 👎🏿 ...People are following along who haven't finished.
Absolutely. Skyler is a genius in regards to storytelling. Remember..."The devil is in the details".
@@AH-yu2pithen maybe they shouldn’t go to comments😂
What did Rana and Hannah think "Tread lightly" meant? lol...Walt (or Heisenberg) warned Hank, but Hank was acting mostly on emotion, letting his anger dictate his actions, while Walt started acting on logic.
And as for why Skylar isn't scared seeing Walt cry on cue as a sign that he's a sociopath, don't forget that it was Skylar who first suggested crying on cue when discussing with Walt the best way to sell her fake gambling story to Hank. Hell, she probably suggested Walt start crying on cue in the video.
Skylar, with the locksmith, Skylar, with the Jeweler
Skylar, with the IRS.
No one has seen that false confession but Hank, and Marie. It's a warning shot across the bough.
Why did Jesse ask for his money to begin with?? Then when Walt finally gives it to him, he has a crisis of conscious. Maybe moving to Alaska as a millionaire would be a fresh start.
*Spoiler warning* for later in the season (5b)
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Who's fault is it Andrea died?
Walt's? (The usual answer)
Jesse's?( he did indirectly cause it)
Jack and Todd's?(Jack is their leader and Todd pulled the trigger)
Or maybe Skylar's?(she could have stopped the empire in season 2).
Maybe even Hank's? ( Teasing Walt about his manhood and bragging about his job)
Just food for thought
I vote Jack and Todd.
Tuco was a sociopath. You're thinking of a psychopath. Walt isn't one.
@@daveqm1024 Walt is neither. He's just a good actor and liar
That acting when Jesse confronts Saul.... there's a reason Aaron Paul deserves all accolades. His face... his rage at everything Walt did has done to him, to his life..... all painted on his face.
Him and Brian Cranston are way better actors than the whole cast. They go above and beyond what's needed
I didn't think it was special, Jesse cries all the time
@@johnnyskinwalker4095 Yeah but when you notice all of Walt's method acting later you see how genius his actor is too
@@johnnyskinwalker4095 I'd like to see you do it then btch
Agreed, I can't wait to see him in Black Mirror season 6!
This is probably tied with Ozymandias for my favorite episode of TV ever. The DVD is the most brilliant bit of writing I've ever seen.
"Ozymandias" is gonna kill them.
@@TheInsaniacGuy it's gonna kill a lot of people
"I get it now". Do you?
Why is Skyler allowing this? She probably wrote the entire confession. She masterminded the gambling story.
Lost all sympathy for Skyler when she refused to take her lawyers advice and turn Walt in, way back in season 3. She's made her bed.
In ozymandias they gonna flip out...
Yup! Can't wait
I don't think they are that immersed into the characters to cry in ozy
@@henrique-3d well they like Hank now
... And flip they did
Walter white is the goat
Walt's gaslighting is 10/10 in this episode, I hated his guts at this point. But he recovers a bit of his humanity before it's over.
Walt the master manipulator... Just as when he used the truth of Skyler's affair to convince Marie of why she was near-suicidal, he uses the truth of his cancer recurrence to get Junior to stay. His lies are bundled with truths for maximum impact. The brilliant "confession" takes Hank's punch to his face, the medical bills, etc. and twists them for his purpose.
those are the best lies. he has even manipulated a good chunk of the audience to be on his side haha.
@@Adam-xg1ch The only time Walt manipulated the audience was when he claimed that Gus poisoned Brock. Otherwise, we all knew exactly what was going on in the series through Walt's actions.
Keep in mind there are still a lot of people on his side, even after the series finale.
@@Jeremy-jm3fe yeah, but that's not true at all,remember the scene when Walter is playing with the gun and this one pointed to the plant just in his right.
@@estbn95 That's what I just said. He tricked everyone into thinking Gus poisoned Brock, and the gun spinning was part of that trick because we didn't see what he did with the plant, or if the gun landed somewhere past the plant. We had no idea what that scene meant until the ending of season 4.
@@Jeremy-jm3fe aah you're right, I didn't remember it is known at the end of season 4 and not in the same episode I mentioned. Thanks.
Has anyone seen the parody of the confession scene where the DVD showed Hal roller skating from Malcolm In The Middle?
No but I remember around the time the episode came out we endured Miley Cyrus twerking to Blurred Lines at the MTV awards and someone put that on the TV Hank and Marie are watching - that was pretty hilarious!
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weaselmaster98 dang it! You both posted the same one.(it was hilarious, but thought we were gonna see both examples mentioned in the thread, not just the rollerblading). Still hilarious though. I would give good money to see a reaction channel with people reacting to that version edited in unknowingly. That, or the alternate ending to the finale where Walt wakes up in bed with his Malcolm in the Middle wife, talking about the crazy dream he had where he cooked meth in New Mexico and became a drug kingpin. I just want to see the look on someone’s face where they think(however briefly) that it’s actually the way the show ended. 🤣
If anyone know any example where that actually happened during a reaction, PLEASE let us know! 🙏🥺 It would absolutely make my day(and go great with the coming Netflix movie, as a bit of bright levity before the expected dark reality).
Walt learned the crying on cue trick from Skylar, she's no innocent flower.
She certainly isn't innocent. Like Walt Jr told her in Ozymandias: "If all this is true, and you knew the whole time, that means you're just as bad as him"
Jeremy spoilers!!
@@ScooterSkillsYolo They finished the series on patreon
I like to think Walter was actually crying a little in that scene. He didn't wanted any of this to happen.
@@jesusalvarez1594 Welcome to feminism....WOMEN ARE PERFECT!!!!!
Don't you dare criticize them.
My 7th time watching Breaking Bad and I still get chills every time. It's just a phenomenal show, not one bad thing about it.
It' BREAKING bad :P
Actually there is one bad thing about it: the show ended
@Christopher Melville Skylar is the best thing in breaking bad in my humble opinion
7 times? could never watch it more than once no matter how good it was lol
Christopher Melville Skylar is such an important aspect of the show. She was unlikable as a character but that’s just because of how great of an actress Anna Gunn is
I gotta say. It's like Rana is reacting to Breaking Bad: The Reality Show. For example, she doesn't see the genius behind Walt's confession tape. She's acting like the characters are actual people in real life. Not saying it's a bad thing, it's just something I noticed, and it's funny.
That confession is bloody brilliant. Pure genius.
Somehow Walt managed to come up with a pile of bullshit that doesn't just sound plausible, but accounting for all the matching parts he mentions, comes off as far MORE plausible than what actually happen.
He's a bastard, but you have to admire his craftiness.
It's very strange to be five episodes from the end of this series and still have people going "I cannot believe that Walt would do this. This is, like, a really bad thing he's doing. It's so unfair to the people that aren't Walt! Those people are nice people, and Walt is doing very bad things to them! He doesn't even seem to feel bad about it! This is most unexpected."
What show have you been watching up to this point
They're absolute morons
Come one guys Walt is an evil bastard sure but he's not one dimensional, he does care for his family and even Jesse in some cases.
He cares about Jesse only when he boosts his twisted ego, Walt destroyed and killed everything that was keeping Jesse away from him, he considers Jesse his possession, not his friend, not his son, his possession.
You can always tell which reactors react with emotion and idealism and which react with logic and realism. I'm the type of person who knows right from wrong but also understands why normal people do horrible things. Walt isn't Hitler. He was an average man who, because of desperation with his diagnosis, tried to get a quick nest egg for his family and then got caught up in finally having power when he never had it the rest of his life.
It was spelled out from the start that Walt was walked all over by people his entire life. He let that power corrupt him, but he was not evil at all. Evil implies lack of remorse and not having a notion of right and wrong. Walt showed remorse many times.
People nowadays, especially millennials, tend to believe people who do bad things are bad, horrible people. In reality, sometimes normal people are capable of doing terrible things. Hell, even GOOD people can do terrible, vile things. But those people are immediately destroyed with no opportunity to make things right because of cancel culture. It's ridiculous.
@@Xaladen You should watch Kyuujin Reacts. It's a reaction channel and they recently finished BB.
Out of every single reactor I've seen, they were probably the most understanding of Walt. They hated Walt's actions, but they didn't hate the person himself. They understood where he was coming from.
@@Xaladen Walt poisoned a child to manipulate Jesse (and never showed any remorse about it) if that's not evil I don't know what is. Walt is manipulative, abusive bastard and by this point of the show I hated him. He had multiple opportunities to get out and chose to stay in for greed, power, and pride. Heck, if it were just about the money he could have gotten it from his former partner but he didn't.
@@SweenyTodd98 there is no such thing as black and white. You choose to see life that way, I do not. Walt is a VERY complicated character and the most well written one, in my opinion, in television history.
The last scene with Jesse, damn, not surprised Aaron Paul won an emmy for this season
This was the episode Aaron Paul submitted to the academy which won him the Emmy.
whats a emmy
@@nanashi5139 I Dont Know What To-
Every remaining episode is a masterpiece. Buckle up and enjoy
I'm part way into the confession here and Rana just asked where Skylar was and how she could be ok with this.
Skylar would never let this go without knowing what was on the tape. And I'm pretty sure I remember her setting up the camera for him.
I read this confession differently than they did.
When I see this... this confession is Skylar's baby. Walt has always been terrible at telling long convoluted lies as a narrative. He's great at manipulation of people and those sorts of schemes but it's Skylar that's good at *these* sorts of lies.
I think *she* wrote the confession. The same way she came up with Walt's gambling backstory, Ted's money laundering excuse, Walt's money laundering car wash backstory, etc., she did *this*.
Under pressure, Walt has been terrible at these lies and she has flourished. This is a Skylar move. Walt just sold it.
Agreed. Walt can plan and manipulate given time. When he has to lie on the spot, he doesn't think well on his feet and you easily see he's lying. Just like when he came to the carwash this episode to retrieve the gun.
holy shit Hannah reads this show horribly wrong sometimes.
Has it occurred to you guys that Skylar probably helped Walt craft that "Confession"? It tied so many things together and is a weapon pointed at Hank & Marie.
Your hate for Walt is blinding you from Walts actual intensions. HE loves Jessie. What don't you understand about that?
"This episode is pretty f**kin LIT." ...I see what you did there.
I know "Deklin" from Stargate Universe.
Next episode isn't lit at all =p
10:00 Why is Skyler allowing this? We don't know how much of this was Walt's idea vs. Skyler's. We've seen Skyler weave some amazing lies before. This might have much more than just her blessing.
Skyler wanted a normal life, but Walt acted really strange for a long time after getting cancer. Notice that when she found out he was a meth cook, she wanted to help him so that she could feel that their lives were in control again.
Also, in flashbacks we see that Skyler married Walt when he was a more confident man working at Grey matter. After this, Walt became emasculated, and Skyler began to be attracted more to Ted than she was towards Walt.
Once Walt began to become confident again, she wanted to help him.
At this point, Skyler just wants things to be like when she first married him. That's all she ever wants in the show.
Walt. Cared. About. Jesse.
He even called his own SON Jesse. It soured but even in THIS episode I think part of him still does and that hug wasn't just him working him.
A lot of abusers 'care' about their victims.
It definitely wasnt him just working him..you can see it on his face. Its the same reason he went over to his house with the money and told him he has to stop focusing on the darkness behind him.. I dont get how I as a 15 year old could understand that when this show was airing but they cant
@@BredToUpset I think it's more about that that doesn't matter. Do you think people who abuse someone can't also care in their own fucked up ways? Of course they can. And if you then said: 'Pedo. Cared. About. Child.' you might be right, but also... not really find much of an audience.
Many people want to have their cake and eat it too. Walt wants to care about his family and Jesse, but he also wants to be Heisenberg. That's his main flaw, and many people go through this in smaller degrees (like a mother wanting to take care of her child, but the child having to leave because they are 18 and want to begin their life, etc.).
It's so funny how people will always scream this as if it makes Walt better lmao. Yeah, Walt does care about Jesse. He also manipulates him, lies to him, poisons a fucking kid he cares about...but sure, keep screaming that Walt cares about Jesse. Walt cares for Jesse the same way a husband cares for the wife he beats the shit out of.
The hate is blinding them. He doesn't care about his family? What?
Actions speak louder than words. Just because he's claimed to care about his family doesn't change the fact that he has repeatedly and consisitently put their lives at risk in service of his own ego.
@@nordhavn62 That does not mean he doesn't care for his family
@Walter White It means he doesn't care enough about his family. His empire and ego are equal to his children.
@Walter White It does mean that actually. He definitely loves his wife, and his children. But he chose to keep cooking meth, keep running his empire, instead of walking away for the sake of his family. He did come close to doing that earlier in the series, when he refused to work for Gus. But as the series progresses, his meth business became equal to his family. That doesn't make him evil. It doesnt make him not care about his family. It means he didn't care enough to say, "I need to walk away" much earlier. I agree he believes he can have both, but as proven yet again early on, he cant. His meth business interferes and causes problems with family almost at the start. Only an idiot would keep thinking he can do both with no issues.
@Walter White Um, do you struggle with reading? I literally said, several times, he does love his family, that he does care about them. I said he doesnt care ENOUGH. Understand now? Was I clear enough? Use simple enough language?
Really, you just flipped out over Walter freaking White lmao. A fictional character. I'm just trying to have a discussion, and you just flipped the fuck out. Like full blown tantrum. Grow up child. Come back when you can disagree like an adult, okay sweetie? Good boy :)
why is noone talking about Aaron Paul giving an absolute masterclass in acting on this episode. that scene with saul won him that emmy
Walt cares about himself, his family and Jesse, I dont know why you are saying that he only cares about himself. He would have killed Hank if he didn't care about him
aqsw57 cause they hate him.
@@lsuvien I think Walt is a monster, but I know he cares about (in this order) :
- himself
- his family
- Jessie
Not that much about Jesse though
@@joewall8210 he literally saved Jesse life so many times
WOMEN
"why is Skylar allowing this?"
Hank was also gonna bust her and take the kids.
5:43 We're a mile up here in Albuquerque, and this is 3-4 months after Walt's birthday in September (I had to google that). It DEFINITELY gets cold here in the high desert. And we absolutely wear turtlenecks in NM. We can wear turtlenecks too!!!
Yep. Matter of fact, I think the scene in this episode where Walt hugs Jesse in the desert it was like five degrees outside. That's why Bryan Cranston's nose was so red and you can see their breath when they talk.
I literally just made this same comment. Lol Albuquerque gets freaking cold!
Nahid looks like he’s done with the walt hate.
I think we all are. This type of hate is what makes me root for Walt.
I mean, everyone's a bad guy in this show. You either hate walt or you hate someone else. Never understood people rooting for Walter
Michael VanLingen It’s not rooting for him, but it’s seeing every aspect of the show, not just that walt is an asshole. He is an asshole but he’s also a fuckin genius and he actually does care about his family and jesse. They see walt as just a monster and nothing else
First time I watched this I didn't hate Walt at all I was rooting for him to actually be the bad guy it made the show interesting.
@@jacobgriffin1261 Make no mistake, Walt is the true villain of the show.
"Yeah I get it now"
No you don't
The reason Walt is able to sell that confession is that, in a way, it’s the truth to him except not Hank; it’s Heisenberg.
19:10 and now theyre really questioning whether of not Walt loves his own children? somewhere along the way in season 4 they have lost all sense of reality when it comes to analyzing and understanding these characters.
BredToUpset agree 100%
Yeah they're off the rails. They're taking the Walter hate so far they're not able to objectively analyze anything.
That honestly came out of nowhere. Maybe it's because they adhere to a strict schedule and forgot about past episodes, but I was surprised when they flat out thinks Walt no long cares for Walt Jr, or that him trying to keep Walt Jr at his side is just for manipulating him, not because he truly wish he has his son by his side. I agree with the other guy who thinks their assessment were too harsh and off the rails.
Watch Kyuujin reacts reaction to breaking bad. The girls on that channel actually understand the show.
You people REALLY think that a man that does all this, that could have taken Gretchen and Elliots money and been fine, REALLY cares about his kids above his own ego? You all really need to reexamine the show, and not for nothing, Walt ADMITS he did it all for him in the final episode. He may love his kids, but he doesn't REALLY LOVE his kids if he's willing to continue to put them in extreme danger for his own pride and ego.
Come on, everyone on this post. If you're gonna call them out for being right, you need to be called out yourself. This whole idea that you can do anything as long as you "love your family" and "doing it for your family" is some incel, stupid-ass man baby bullshit.
I'm glad that everything is going to turn out okay, as we learned here in episode 11 of 16.
I just love watching these two girls getting mad and upset at walt being one step ahead of hank and everybody
Until Walt falls for the most obvious fakeout ever lmao. Leads Hank right to everything he needed. What a rube
I think their reaction to the events unfolding makes sense.
However, I do agree that just like a lot of other viewers they quickly blame everyone's misery on Walt.
My issue with that is that it takes away from the other characters' (Skyler and Jesse specially) choices and actions.
While characters like Walt Jr. and Brock are totally innnocent, that's not the case for Skyler and Jesse. They are not mere puppets. They made choices and sometimes regrettable decisions. It was the same with Mike.
It's easy to make Walt this big villain who fucked everyone's lives (he kinda did), but thats oversimplifying it.
Speaking of simplifying, it's also easier to paint Walt as purely black now. He obviously still cares for his kids and wife. He even freaking cares about Hank. In that, I totally disagree with the gals. Walt is still in there, but Heisenberg is mostly running the show.
In the end, you have to remember most characters in this show are not purely black or white. Trying to twist it into a simple good vs. evil story is a detriment to Gilligan's storytelling.
P.s.: Walt and Jesse's relationship is quite complex. Walt has indeed been manipulating him throughout certain events, but it's clear he has affection for Jesse. Something similar can be said about Jesse: Walt has been like a father figure for him, but now his life is in shamble and he's ready to throw all the stocked up anger and pain he has at that father figure who deceived him.
Enjoy! Super fun reactions as usual.
While I do agree, I feel like the first time I ever watched Breaking bad I was the same way, I feel like it takes multiple rewatches of Breaking Bad to gather your final opinions of the characters.
I understand your point here, but don't forget Walter often manipulated others into their "choices". Especially Jesse was not doing a lot of choices for himself, often he was talked into by walt or other. Of course that doesn't make him innocent, but I still blame Walt as the root for Jesses demise.
This guy gets it. I mean Walt at one point even called his son Jesse! When near unconsciousness in his apartment after getting beat up by mike.
well for jesse, he loved and cared deeply for andrea and brock and walt blatantly lying about brock being poisoned by gus just to get jesse on his side was the ultimate betrayal. walt knowing destroyed 2 of jesses relationships...how could you do that to someone you supposedly see as a son? also, when jesse was all alone he really had nowhere to turn but his unstable relationship with walt. in the end walt only looks out for himself no matter the costs, regardless of his loved ones getting hurt in the process. jesses actions are completely justified in my opinion
I’m just waiting for Ozymandias and Felina
Granite state??
Tohajilee last 20 mins
Granite state last 2 minutes
when me and mom watched this episode and the video played our mouths dropped through the entire episode and then when jesse found out we were air kicking and i was doing push ups then we had to wait we both yelled THAT'S HOW IT ENDS
There's the full, uncut version of the confession tape on TH-cam. Its about 6 1/2 minutes long
Did you go back and point out to the ladies the moment when Huell lifts the weed from Jesse's pocket? (And the moment just before that when Saul leaves the office and, presumably, tells Huell what he needs to do?)
The woman in the middle has had breaking bad clothing for a few episodes at least. She's the most dedicated.
I like how secrets that have been kept under wraps through most of the show are exposed with devastating consequences in the final season.
This is the episode where jesse and hank sealed their fates they both could've lived without any danger to their lives if they just let the cancer kill him obviously its understandable why both are so compelled to get revenge but it doesn't change the fact that they sealed their own fates they both knew walt was the danger and in spite of walt not wanting to kill jesse just had to snitch on a meth kingpin and hank just had to be the man to get him when he could've let someone else do it lose his job but live happily with Marie
I’m glad y’all think Jesse has the right to burn Walt’s house down without any regard if his family could be in there
Ken Valdivia yeah.. they just in the emotions they don’t think things through, there’s could be children in the house but they forgot i guess
Well, at least Rana said during the scene "You better make sure there's no baby in there, bitch." Lol.
Yeah like Walt's never put his own family in harm's way. Fuck off, Walt stan.
@@JHowesitgoing123 This either one side or the other bullshit is the cancer of any beautifully complicated character in any beautifully complicated show. And you spreading it depressed me greatly.
Rana literally says to make sure there's no baby in there.....are you deaf, or just stupid?
Walt tried to do it the least violent way possible. He was out. No more cooking. Took care of Hank's medical bills. Was going to put Jr. thru college. Leave Skylar set for life. Was going to die in the not too distant future. Hank is so focus on his sense of right and wrong, there is no grey allowed. Hell, Marie HAD to say mineral, not rock. Hank brings alot of things onto himself by being unwavering in his righteousness in the law. Virtually all the bad guys were dead. Only Walt and Jessie left, and Jessie, bad call man. But Hank has to go all out. Oh the next few epidsodes are so good.
Waiter: “So how about that guacamole? We make it right here at the table.”
Which of the two Normies responses are you?
A.) “Read a room dude”
B.) “That sounds good actually”
LMAO
B) Defiantly
That Hank story would of been believed by everyone too. Hank took over as head DEA agent after the last head was fired for being friends with Gus.. it looks totally like Hank overthrew his boss
12:53 "walt youre such a fucking monster" jesus christ do they not see the look on Walt's face right there? It's genuine affection and love for Jesse, he meant it when he said he doesn't like to see him like this. Its the same reason he went to his house an episode or two ago to have a genuine talk with him about helping him/Mike, he was out of the game and just wanted to see how Jesse was doing. Yes he has other motives in talking to Jesse but he also wants to help him and if you dont understand that then you are missing out on one of the most important elements to Walts character.
lol, I think the blame on Walt is a bit overblown. Hank got shot because the cousins wanted him for killing Tuco.
Hank would have never showed up to Tuco's place if Walt hadn't decided to do business with Tuco and then go missing because Tuco kidnapped him. Everything that happens in this show is Walt's fault in some way, shape, or fashion.
@@Adam-xg1ch And Walt would never have worked with Tuco if it wasn't for Jesse...so what's the point? the direct cause of the cousins shooting Hank was Gus not Walt.
@@fakub2026 Skinny Pete, actually. But Walt's the one who ordered Jesse to find a distributor. And then Walt still chose to work with Tuco even after Tuco beat Jesse's ass badly. If Tuco hadn't kidnapped Walt, then Hank never would have gone looking and ended up killing Tuco, which means that the cousins never would have even come to albuquerque. Yes, of course other people are to blame as well. But the whole point of this show is that Walt not only has cancer, he IS cancer on everyone he keeps in contact with.
@@Adam-xg1ch The point of the show is up to interpretation, what we can see is that nobody is good in this show, Walter is one of the worst, but people pray Gustavo Fring and love him, and he was just as bad. Just that we don't follow him that much and don't see his flaws. Just the same as Mike, because he has a granddaughter everyone loves him, and i like him as well, but that dude is a murderer and is in a drug empire. People only blames Walter. Even the girls think that Skyler is the victim at this point, sure she was at first, but now she is corrupted like everyone else. Is not black and white in this show. Jedi vs Sith. Just regular people taking bad paths.
Why does EVERYBODY think Walt's house is burnt down in the flash forward? lol
lol seriously. When Rana was like "oh i get it now," i just kept thinking "lol obviously you don't."
@drew leonard How does that make any sense? The house would be burnt in the flashback, not just torn up
Yeah when my house burnt down it did not look like that lol
Lol some people will defend literally anything
Okay. As much as i despise walt for manipulating jesse, he DOES care. Yes, in his own fucked up selfish way, but he does. And even at the very end, which you'll see. (Y'all probably alredy did at this point) He still did some terrible shit to him which i can never forgive him for, but one thing i cannot deny, is that he cared for jesse.
This episode: Because the truth is stranger than fiction
Seriously Saul? You recommend that a former Meth addict, manufacturer, and dealer goes to FLORIDA????
After BCS, I understand why Saul suggested Florida: Cause that is where Jimmy would go to be with the love of his life.
Vince Gilligan is such a good writer.
I've watched and enjoyed your reactions, but it's funny how only Walt is the devil and anything bad anybody else does has an excuse. Gus was worse than Walt, for example, but everybody was applauding him
When other people do bad stuff, whatever (they did it for That reason), when Walt does, he gets crucified.
I understand this to an extent, but some people will always go that extra mile.
And I'm gonna be acused that I'm a Walt stand. Ok. Whatever you want to think.
I think it's just because we have seen Walt from the beginning, turning into Heisenberg very slowly and losing all morality, why all the other characters who do bad things were introduced that way
That's because Walt is constantly setting himself up as the good guy no matter what he does. And, also, because he seems to enjoy being evil for its own sake. Jesse regularly rakes himself over the coals any time he does anything shitty. Gus was pretty clearly set up as an antagonist from the start, so it's easier to distance ourselves from his acts, because we're not invested in his moral development. Skyler is already widely hated by virtually everyone who ever watched Breaking Bad, so that's hardly a decent point to make; a standard shitty person is not worse than a shitty murderer.
I agree. But others who've done youtube reactions to this show have been the same way. These guys didn't start getting very bad about it until pretty far into the series.
I understand why Mike was endearing to people, and no, Walt didn't need to kill him when he did. He was acting on emotion and panicked, then admitted it to Mike after.
It's just hard for me to stomach when people suggest Walt shouldn't have killed Gus and side with Mike on that. It seems mainly because Mike was designed to be the more admirable character.
But apart from his skills, what is there to really admire about him at all? (Same as Walt) I know he was a loving grandpa, but so are just about all people with grandkids. Mike expected Walt to not kill Gus, even though Gus was going to try to kill Walt at some point. And this was after Mike knew Gus had bangers dealing for him, that killed a child after he told them "no more children." Anybody who says Gus would have done something about that if Walt hadn't killed them first is a moron. Gus didn't give a damn about it, and Mike didn't give a damn about anything Gus didn't give a damn about.
On the child-killing topic, I had to say something about how that was slid in there in the summary comments on this episode about all the evil things Walt had done ("killing kids," I think she said?) I understand what Walt did to Brock was on their minds. And that it was a very big deal and immoral, but he didn't kill him.
And I don't remember Walt killing any kids at any time. Which I don't think I'm just forgetting and need my memory refreshed on it? So imho I think people should be a little more careful when speaking off the cuff while recounting details.
I'm always on Walts side but why you think Gus was worse? Tbh all Gus said was "Walt, stay away" and he wouldn't listen
Yes. Thank you. I.e. Hank does illegal crap, Marie is unhinged, Skylar is a criminal and an adultress... But there's another reactor.. she's the worst about this. Didn't even acknowledge Walt rescued Jesse.
It makes it hard to enjoy when you know someone has seen the show because they are so bad at pretending they haven't.
i always knew it was hank the whole time
I remember this episode aired the same night as the VMA’s, and for the following week, the Internet was full of memes of Hank and Marie watching their TV in disbelief as Miley Cyrus gyrated onstage to Robin Thicke and his “Blurred Lines” performance 😂
It's easy to get lost in the hate for walt, because of all the horrible things he's done and paint him as an all evil character. People see him as cold and calculated, but he's such a complex character who cares for his family and Jesse and also has a lot of flaws, which ultimately bring him down. If Walt was as cold as people think, he would never have gone down, but that's what make this such a good show. It takes multiple watches to see how complex the characters really are.
I think there is a piece of him that cares, but that piece is usually overshadowed by his intense ego and need to validate himself as an extremely successful and talented man. The show is very clever in it's writing, because it leads you to believe (the first time watching it) that most of the stuff he does, he does for his family. At least, until season 5 where the viewer can tell he is over doing it. But once you give the show a second watch, you notice that it has been about his ego and his guilt in giving away his billion dollar industry since the very beginning. He has always been a cowardly character, with selfish tendencies. As for Jesse, I don't think he truly ever cared for his well being. Jesse has always been a tool to him, from the beginning, and anything that made Jesse even remotely happy, Walt has degraded or manipulated him out of having it.
walt is an absolute galaxy brain
finally I been waiting for this and can't wait for the last episode
wait what Hannah? Walt hasn't killed any kids directly, sure he was the impetus for the plane crash but so far he hasn't been directly responsible for the deaths of any kids
but he is cool with children in danger or dying because of his actions (brook, the kid on the cycle)
@@TheOriginalDogLP
Everyone who's watched is aware of those scenes. And those 2 examples are really apples to oranges. He couldn't do anything about Drew Sharp once Todd shot him. He wasn't upset about it like Jessie, but neither was Mike. Yes in the aftermath he seemed content with the fact it happened, but he still wasn't the one who killed him. We don't know what he would have done if Todd hadn't killed him immediately.
I just don't think it should be stated casually that he killed kids, when he never did, technically like that. Also though Walt as a character becomes a horrible person by the end (the whole point of the show), there are characters who are undeniably worse people than him. 1. Gus and I won't entertain any arguments against that. 2. Todd and his uncle Jack and their whole crew. 3. Lydia. 4. I will put these as debatable - but also Hector, Tuco, the cousins, Don Eladio, Juan Bolsa and anyone cartel-related with enough power. Lastly, the only innocent characters in the show are children. None of the adults are.
See this is why I have a problem with these reactions now. When I watched this show I wasn't necessarily on Walt's side. But these two are so blinded by this hate that they don't see any nuance in the show, in the character decisions, or in the actor's performances. Even though Walt manipulates Jesse often, he obviously cares about him. Walt could easily kill Jesse and be rid of the threat. Instead he tried to give him an out. He isn't being totally forthright. But that hug is genuine. Things aren't black and white in this show. But, for them now, it is. That is what's super frustrating.
Getting frustrated by other people's reactions to things is so hilariously pathetic. Get over it kiddo. They're watching the series for the first time, their emotions are high. It's not a big deal. Walt is a fictional character. You'll be okay.
@@kevincos4450 Getting frustrated by other people getting frustrated and then commenting on the comment is also pretty pathetic. So maybe we can be pathetic together? Where do you live? Maybe we can be friends? Then you can call me "hilariously" pathetic and kiddo to my face and see what happens. Keyboard warriors are the most pathetic thing there is. Obviously you want to be their friend since you get on here and defend them, but since I'm sure they could give two fucks about you, you're stuck with me.
@@derikk3215 I seem to have touched a nerve :). You get angry very easily. So triggered
Matt Preston Na I just think you’re projecting. And I don’t like little pathetic men that hide behind their keyboard in their mom’s basement insulting people online and then putting smiley faces to try to deflect that they’re the actual angry ones.
@@derikk3215 Says the guy typing angrily from his keyboard :)
8:28 - That painting on the wall - is that a nod to "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly"? (Also, there is a character named "Tuco" in that movie. Hmmm....)
Dean Norris was in the original Total Recall with Arnold, he played Tony the rebellious mutant in the bar
Hannah talks a matter a fact about a lot of things she doesn't know about.
"Looks like someone has a case of the Mondays.."
Exactly! Every time I see that scene I think of the obnoxious waiter from "Office Space".
Honestly, I think this may be my favorite episode of the series. Hmmm...well, one of them anyway. When we saw Walt's "confession" my jaw just hit the ground!
Where is SHIELD?
Lol at the most emotionally impactful scene in the whole episode and you are both eating candy/not giving a fuck and middle lady is talking through all of it. Incredible. Oh and him hugging Jesse is because he sees him as a son, he’s not manipulating him lol
Jesse didn't roll on Walt for 2 reasons: 1) for his own self interest and 2) he actually does care for Walt. also, you keep overlooking the fact that Walt does care about Jesse in his own fucked up way, just the way he cares about his family, including Hank, despite how much he manipulates them. I mean if he didn't care about Hank, he would have let Saul send him to Belize. it's almost as if you can see that all the characters have layers but are blinded about this when it comes to Walt for some reason.
No, Declan is not the evil Irish leprechaun from Luck of the Irish lol.
Seamus was played by Timothy Omundson (Also in Supernatural as Cain).
Declan was played by Louis Ferreira/Justin Louis. I don't think he was very well known prior to Breaking Bad.
I feel like they blame walt a lil too much idk maybe im biased because im team W.W
You're definitely biased. Walt's pride is the reason the events in the show happen at all
@@zombieoverlord5173 thanks I wasn’t aware super man
walt trolled Hank so fucking hard
Breaking Bad one of the only shows that finished when it was at its best rather than drag it out etc. Walt, Jesse, Hank and Mike in particular are amazing actors
That is real hug. Walt wants Jesse to leave town. Can you not read?
@Nicholas What's painful is watching snowflakes get offended by their reactions. Christ, you're probably offended by your own shit.
what they don't get is that the genius of the writing is that most of the time, it's both! 1. Walt wants Jesse to leave 2. he cares for him too
cannot mention it enough, but ranas high arched feet (was she a dancer? xD) on table is the main reason I subscribed to this channel and watch the reactions. Besides that the breaking bad reactions are very nice too lol
Wow, I just watched this episode for the first time today and this pops up
Regardless of how terrible someone is, burning down their fucking house is not a solution. Jesse’s best option would have been to go right back to Hank and tell him what he knows. If he burns down their house before going to Hank, all that would do is get himself in MORE trouble and make him less believable because he burnt down Walt’s house in addition to the already existent factor that they have no physical evidence on Walt. Burning his house down would cause more trouble for Jesse and would make Walt look less guilty because, oh... I don’t know, HE BURNT DOWN HIS FUCKING HOUSE! The best revenge to get on walt would be to make sure he gets convicted by not giving him anything he can use against anyone. Taking personal revenge does nothing in the long run.
Walt: *exists
Rana & Hannah: F*ck you Walt!
I live for Raheems reactions when the discussion gets REAL
Nahid* bruh I'm lost
Finally. This is my favorite episode.
From this point on it is some of the best television put on t.v It is the definition of HOW you wrap up a legendary T.V series.
I think Aaron Paul won an Emmy or something for this episode in particular. He fucking deserves it.
It gets cold af in New Mexico
And I believe they usually shot this series in the winter months.
I like how Marie basically agrees with walts plan on waiting till he dies of cancer
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If it wasn't for Nahid and his facial expressions when they say stuff, I'd probably have stopped watching the reactions in season 2 or 3. These women and their hatred for Walter just completely ruins things. They've been hating on him so much that they've, in their heads, turned Walt into a one-dimensional villain like Firelord Ozai who'll destroy anything in his path to get what he wants and does everything for himself. Why did Walt kill Gus? For himself? I seem to remember him being safe since he was fired by Gus, but it's that threat to his wife, children and Hank that drove Walt to do what he did. I'm not justifying anything Walt did. He's guilty by all means, but don't try and make it out as if everything he did in the show was just cause he's a bad and selfish person. He did continue the meth empire or selfish reasons, but that's not 100% why he started it.
Like for real, hate is blinding you guys. Walt considers Jesse as his son. Also Jesse is misrable cause of his stupid actions
Before this Aaron Paul was known for being the guy who called Van Wilder "The raddest fucking dude alive" and the guy who projectile vomited on the prom while possessed by demons in the music video for "Thoughtless" by Korn.