Breaking Bad 2x13 Reaction
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That scene when Jesse is hugging Walt and crying, is one of my favourite scenes. Makes me cry every time! The acting is incredible.
If that scene doesn't make you cry, bro you don't have a soul...
this scene reminds me of the painting of ivan the terrible and his son
@@froyvm7868 IMO the scene is well acted but Jesse deserved 100%, he and his junkie gf deserved
@@nicolasramirez5093 Wow you must be a very compassionate person
i cried at that scene too
Fun fact: The plane crash was based on a real life crash that occurred in 1986 over a residential area in California. Everything happened because the air traffic controller was distracted.
Name of the Air Traffic Controller: Walter White
Are you serious?
@@jhonny1416 I just checked. He’s right!
@@BenJammin98 ngl wha the fcuk!
Would a crash like this happen nowadays?
NO FOQUIN WAY!!!!! THIS SHEET ITS TRUE!
Loved the shot of the blue dress spread out on the bed that Jane’s dad picked to bury her in then the cut to Walter’s new born daughter laying on the bed
Yeah it’s brilliant. I think it’s even more meaningful as Bryan Cranston has described how when jane overdosed that he saw the face of his own daughter and this scene almost directly reflects that. I don’t know if that was meant or not but either way it adds something.
yeah v disturbing
goddamn i didn’t even notice that.
and skyler dressing with a blue one also
Episodes that started with the black and white opening. Episodes 1, 4, 10, 13. The planes that crash in the end are 737s and they are down over Albuquerque. The names of those episodes, "Seven Thirty-Seven" "Down" "Over" "ABQ"
inb4 the bizarre complaints about being tired of seeing the same comments on every reaction, as if it's no longer applicable after the first time _they_ see it.
@Johnny Cab No, but I've roasted the people who complained. It's so fucking weird.
737 is also the amount of money Walt said he needed after Tuco killed No-Doze
Fact: Originally Saul Goodman was supposed to come as a cleaner after Jane's demise but since Bob Odenkirk had an earlier commitment for "How I met your mother", makers decides to introduced Jonathan Banks as Mike with literally not knowing the future of the character. It turned out to be the most loved character of breaking bad franchise.
Its weird to think that Mike was not supposed to even be in this episode. Saul was supposed to come clean up but the actor had a scheduling conflict and Gilligan decided at the last minute to film this scene without him and hired Jonathan Banks for only this one scene. And one of the greatest TV characters was born!! Can you imagine the BB/BCS shows without Mike?!
Walter, let me improve your show Walter.
It would have made no sense to have Saul clean up the crime scene... thank God that's not what happened
The fact that we can see Walt turning from an emotional and empathic guy to someone without any second thoughts and just worrying about money, and Jesse turning from someone that just wants money and party to a sad and empathic man, that really hits hard.
To me, the Teddy is also a reminder that there were most definitely Children on board of both these Plaines.
Up to this point Walters decisions had an impact mostly on people somehow involved in the drug business.
Now innocent Life was destroyed, many times over, and he is responsible.
Walt cannot be held directly responsible for the plane collision, since Jane's father returned to work still distraught from his daughter's death.
@@fadeskywards1245 "still distraught from his daughter's death."
a death Walter could have easily prevented.
he watched her die. You can't blame her father for grieving over the death of his daughter. but you can blame Walter for not saving a life when he had a chance to.
@@sam-psonsmith9951 uhhm... sorry bur jost no. You cant create some sort of chain of events where Walter is responsible! Janes father had a job connected with much responsibility and if he decides to go to work without being 100 percent focused on what he is doing (no matter why he couldnt) it is JUST HIS fault!
@@floriankemmerling2132 i didn't create a chain of events. Walter did.
But i guess if someone kills your child and you end up in a car accident because you are distracted by your grieve.
It had nothing to do with the murder of your child.
You simply didn't concentrate.
Shouldn't have gotten into a car then, right?
Not like those things are connected.
I am just pulling things out of the air to "create" a chain of events.
After all her father deliberately chose to go to work knowing he wouldn't concentrate .After all humans are robots which are 100% in control of their mind and emotions.
@@sam-psonsmith9951 Pf course this chain of events exists in some way. Its the art of the show and I think the original comment above is kinda right what the teddy bear was meant for.
I understand your opinion but to me it is much more like Walter caused the events witout having any guilt. Its true that without him letting Jane die, the crash would not had happen, i didnt meant to say that thats not the case.But saying he is responsible is way too much, especially compared to Janes father.
Of course the 100 percent-thing was a bit over the top but in general what I said is right. You have a special form of responsibility in a position like that. Of course what Walt had done was far more "bad", but saying he is more guilty than Janes father is nothing but ridiculous. If you put it like that, Jane is also guilty because he choosed to take hard drugs in the first place. Whitout her doing that, Walt wouldnt be in the place to take the wrong choice to let her die and Janes father wouldnt be in the place to take the choiceto go to work and so on...
Can you at least get what I was trying to say now??
You're finally getting it.. you're finally seeing why this show is just the best show I'll ever watch. And the best thing for y'all is that the next seasons just get crazier than you can imagine^^
Shouldn't be hard considering this is their second time watching it.
@@dylangray9965 are haters still a thing??🤔😂🤦
@@DezWonda Are delusions still a thing??
@@dylangray9965 they only watched three episodes a few years ago from the first season, this is season 2.
@@ACorruptedKat i'm not sure about that, they knew who gustavo fring is
MIKE IS HEREEEEEEEEEE.
He's my 2nd favorite character after Jesse!
Here comes Mike Ermontrout !! after finishing breaking bad watch "better call saul" which is a prequel to Saul and Mike's stories.
Ehrmantraut
Aaron Paul deserved all those emmys
Jesse is lucky Jane's dad kept it together. A man with this much heartbreak and repressed rage would've snapped Jesse's neck if had even tried to release a tiny fraction of it. Weird comment, I know, sorry.
I don't think he had repressed rage. The rage he put on before wasn't real rage - it was just him trying to protect his daughter.
Baby girls, your faces when they hug! Really loved your reactions to these two first seasons, you give emotions, you love characters, you have good insights, that's a pleasure to be able revive it, thanks so much for sharing with us, keep up the great work, stay genuine!
I love how you noticed the pink teddy bear easter egg at 12:43 !
Aaron Paul always kills it, especially with the emotional scenes. His breakdown with Walter makes me tear up everytime.
them quietly zipping Jane up always fucks with me. so mechanical. so robotic. someone's daughter or girlfriend, someone's everything just put away like luggage. and her dad really sells the exact amount of shock and hurt you'd have walking in and seeing that. easily my favorite arc in the show
The thing is, Hank is the true hero of Breaking Bad, and Jesse is the true protagonist. The writers are so clever that they made us follow the villain/antagonist all along!
Emmy trivia, as usual: Michael Slovis was nominated for this episode's Cinematography, but lost to Ousama Rawi (The Tudors); Lynne Willingham was nominated for Editing, and she won!
They wanted to cut Jesse after season 1
@@John-jt5vd Yes, and they changed their minds. That's how storytelling evolves!
I was so sad when Jesse said “I loved her, I loved her more than anything”
I'm rewatching the show again for like the fifth time and this time was the first time I noticed that Donald actually said "Jane" when he was guiding the planes because it was just one of those names they use for their guidance. That's what made him lose focus; saying Jane's name. I always thought it was just a random moment of grief but nope. Actually makes a lot of sense
Holy shit
You are the first reactors, that I can recall, that spotted the pink bear on Jane's wall.
When you guys are done, LM, I know you will love Brandon Likes Movies' reactions to BB 👍
Fun facts: Jane's actress cried shooting the opening when Jesse was trying to revive her. And Mike smacking the hell out of Jesse wasn't in the script. The recoil was real.
Edit: the scene when Jesse was crying into Walt's arms was my first intro into BB (i was flipping channels). I was so moved by what looked like a father/son moment. I was hooked immediately.
Damn even after all those years I didn't know any of those
You mentioned most show seasons go up and down... season 3 starts the discussion of Breaking Bad being one if not THE greatest TV show
Yup, this show ramped up to fever pitch, and stayed there to the very end.
Most shows get good for the first season or two, then start to slowly fall off as the writers run out of fresh ideas.
the wire is the best
The Wire and Mad Men are far better written and directed, but BB is def great.
@Mister Sir wow... what an arrogant person I've just stumbled upon. seriously, what's up with you? you seem bitter for no reason. if you're not a kid you certainly type like one, telling someone you don't know that his opinion doesn't matter right before imposing your own. cringe top to bottom.
listen buddy, first of all, let me just say that I love Breaking Bad. there's a reason I'm here watching this channel, it's a lot of fun and the story has many twists and turns. so no need to hate on other people's opinions just because they don't consider your favorite tv show to be their favorite as well.
now I'm not some troll arguing with no basis here, I've been studying filmmaking for 4 years and it's no easy work. it takes a lot of craft pre-production, during production and in post-production to achieve excellence. I recently made a short film and it's currently in the process of post-production. it's called 'Downside from Leaving Home', and you're welcome to check it out once it's released, early may 2021 :)
the reason I tell you this is beacuse I understand what it takes to create something mediocre, something good and then something of excelent quality. I know what I'm talking about because I've gathered experience through the years and I have solid arguments to back up my opinions, which are obviously personal, just like yours, which are not absolute truths, like you seem to believe, judging the way you typed.
for example, your comment about dialogue comes off as just ignorant. using dialogue as a way to add information to the plot is important for something like literature, sure. but keep in mind that a film or a tv show is dealing with sound plus a moving image combined. if you can't tell a story or make a point through sound and image, and you have to add dialogue to compensate, then you're simply not as good at storytelling as a film or a tv show that is. and no, dialogue doesn't count as sound: sound is atmosphere, it's telling by ear what cannot be seen in the image. it's what you create outside of the frame, completing the picture.
so with a simple example like that, answer me this: what's so great about Breaking Bad's sound? beacuse it seems to me that every moment of anagnorisis in that tv show comes from a piece of dialogue, rather than visual storytelling and sound (Anagnorisis: an important piece of revelation that a character learns and causes him to develope his identity further, move the plot forward, or both).
if dialogue is your primary tool to develope a character or to advance the plot, then I might as well be reading a novel -and a pretty good novel not gonna lie; Breaking Bad is without a doubt great, but a novel none the less-. It's funny that this example alone makes Better Call Saul ten times better at storytelling than Breaking Bad already. and there you are talking about it not having a single fall off, lol.
also, have you even seen Mad Men, start to finish? and may I ask the same question for The Wire, start to finish?
it seems that you like to name your "arguments"; dialogue and plot, this and that and so on, but you never cared to elaborate on a single one of those points. I mean, according to you, what exactly is so great about dialogue in Breaking Bad that's better than, say, The Wire? what exactly is better cinematography than Mad Men's untouchable lighting and framing that actually serves a purpose to the plot, rather than just "to look cool"? what's so great about the color choice of Breaking Bad? under which parameters do you consider Breaking Bad a masterpiece, exactly? I mean, when can a work of art be considered a masterpiece and why? what's the standard? what's even your point of view on the concept of "masterpieces", and why Mad Men or The Wire cannot reach those standards?
I think there's so much lacking in your comment, I'm def open to debate, but you just came off as such an arrogant and seemingly ignorant person, that I'm not sure you can even defend your opinion at all.
so far none of the points you mentioned were explored enough to carry a solid opinion, so honestly, I can't take you seriously until they are. but like I said, I'm open to debate. art, after all, IS subjective.
@Mister Sir relax, kid, I didn't. my internet connection sucks, that's all.
Now allow me to reply to this:
"Go watch a TH-cam video on studying BBs shots"
lmaoooo so TH-cam is your source of information for filmmaking... seriously? what else, Rotten Tomatoes or IMDb, where even my 3 year-old brother can create an account and vote his favorite tv show too?
Please, do yourself a favor and read a couple of books that are actual knowledge sources on the subject matter, filled with theory and examples with high resolution pictures of film/tv show shots and descriptions, from literally the greatest classic, modern and post-modern authors of all time.
On film theory, both by Gilles Deleuze:
-Cinema 1: The Movement-Image
-Cinema 2: The Time-Image
On cinematography:
-Cinematography: Theory and Practice, by Blaine Brown
-Every Frame a Rembrandt, by Andrew Laszlo
-Writing with Light, by Vittorio Storaro
-The Filmmaker's Eye: Learning and Breaking the Rules of Cinematic Composition, by Gustavo Mercado
There. hell, I can even send you amazon links by pm if you want lol. you have many to choose from, hopefully all 6 of them, but even just 1 would be enough. trust me, there isn't a single TH-cam video that can rival the amount of knowledge and information you get from these. and I assure you most of the videos you watch actually draw from and teach what's inside these books anyway.
Wow, I don't know if I am over-analyzing at this point but they had the scene of Jane's dad putting out her funeral dress on the bed and then immediately transitioned into Holly laying on a bed full of lifr. One daughter's "deathbed" into another's beginning..........
Lola and Milena, it was right before your eyes the whole time 🤔
Seven-Thirty Seven ( 2x01 )
Down ( 2x04 )
Over ( 2x10 )
ABQ ( 2x13 )
*cold opens with the pink stuffed bear
🔗📱🛫📱🛬📱🔗
Let's be honnest, none of us caught that the first time
@@jigglewiggleforthemidnight6914 i definitely didn't.
all I gotta say is,
the names of the episodes....
737
Down
Over ABQ
Sitting here watching your speculation about what will come in the rest of the series and im smiling like a fool lol. So much good shit to come. Cant wait to see you get there.
So nice to watch reactions of someone from my country, especially because you are really good at it, love your reactions. Hard episode, but as every so god dam good!
You two have really good post-episode analysis
Yes this season is better than the previous one,and the next one is better than this one,and you might find it hard to believe but every season is better than the previous one!BB is a masterpiece
Miikeeee Ermeeentraut one of the best and most badass caracters ever
I agree. I LOVE Mike!!! I remember him from Wise Guy back in the 90s. Another great series.
Fax
Cure zakon ste, predobro mi je gledati vaše reakcije na serije, presmiješno mi je kako mi ljudi reagiramo na određene situacije i scene lol, keep it up.
Pozz iz Zagreba 😁👍🏻👍🏻
series 2
episode 1 : 737
episode 4 : down
episode 5 : breakage
episode 10 : over
episode 13 : ABQ
737 down. breakage over ABQ (albuquerque).
Girl on left, "He killed her but he didn't mean to"....😳 Umm, no. The moment he decided not to help her he MEANT to kill her.
If all of that information was clearly established, he'd be convicted of a crime in court. 100%
@@theartofflying3580 Right. IF. But it would be impossible to establish he actually watched her choke to death.
@@garyglaser4998 true but I was kinda thinking if there was video footage of what happened... it’d be an open & shut case
@@theartofflying3580 Umm, yeah. Video footage of crimes would shut a lot of cases. 😉
@@garyglaser4998 wouldn’t they just? 🤣 but also, a lot of innocent people would be let off with proof that their involvement was minimal. Or light. I’ve seen other reactions to this show and this scene and it always leads to debate and arguments about his level of guilt. We’ve seen exactly what happens and people don’t hold a unilateral opinion. So I’m saying if a judge and journey in a court of law had nanny cam footage or security cam footage and could watch exactly what we just saw, Walt is going down. (Yes, I know how “convenient” and unlikely that would be 😅)
not a single actor/actress in this show that isn't outstanding💘
Even Holly is awesome!
@@bxrosie04 omg i already want to see their reactions to that scene
19:24 the way Skyler got in Walter's face and slowly enjoyed Walter's guilt was sadistic😅
That's why this was the moment I started to hate her. lol
@@johnnyskinwalker4095 really? that was the moment i started to love her. she cut through all of his constant bullshit in the coldest way and he had *nothing.*
@@paxcallow Skyler is full of shit herself. She cooked Ted's books long time before she knew that Walter was a criminal, she had an emotional affair with Ted and only her big belly stopped her.
And what does it mean "I want you to leave, you have two days"? Isn't that Walter's house he paid for so maybe Skyler can leave if she doesn't like something?
But Walter is a deer so he didn't say it to Skyler
@@paxcallow You started to love her cause she became cold and hateful towards the hero of the show? lol I think you are a minority in this case. I think that is the reason why Skylar became the most hated person the show.
@@johnnyskinwalker4095 she was cold and hateful long time before she knew that Walter was a criminal
This was the exact moment one of the best characters of the Breaking Bad universe was "born". (Thanks to HIMYM)
Jane's father is played by John de Lancie, most famous for his role as Q in Star Trek: The Next Generation. The close camera on his face during the air crash is chilling. He's phenomenal.
Its 2nd degree murder, he didn't mean to at first but then intentionally let her die. He wanted her dead when he chose to stop helping her
I’m sorry, but it really bothers me when people say that Jane’s death was partially Jesse’s fault or even partially her own. It simply was not. Jane’s death is 100% on Walter.
Yes, Jesse was what made her relapse and fall back to drugs. Yes, drugs and addiction are real killers and result in countless tragedies every day. Yes, people should be responsible for their own actions, as Lola put it.
Yes, you can argue that in her condition, had she continued down the path she was on, she would have likely died eventually. These are all true statements. However nothing changes the fact that Walter is directly responsible for her death. He was the one who shook her into the position where she was lying on her back and choked on her own puke. It would be one thing if she had already rolled over prior to Walter’s arrival, but they made it a point to show us that she always takes the precaution to make sure both she and Jesse are laying on their sides. While she is still making the bad decision to put herself at risk in the first place, she recognizes that risk and does everything she knows to do in order to minimize it. It is a fact that if Walt had not visited, she would still be alive.
Imagine a scenario where I went skydiving every day, people would tell me I’m insane. It would be almost certain that one of these days, my parachute would fail and I would plummet to my death. In order to take precaution, I make sure to have a backup parachute every time I skydive. Though it’s still very stupid of me to skydive daily, I’m taking precaution to minimize my chance of dying. One day, Walter White comes to lecture me about my dumb decisions and, in his frustration, picks up my backpack and throws it at me. In doing so, he accidentally ruptures my backup parachute. Later that day, I go skydiving and it just so happens that that is the day my primary chute doesn’t open. Unbeknownst to me, I pull my backup, and end up plummeting to my death anyway. In this scenario, I don’t think anyone can say that my death was my own doing.
Jane was in a bad situation and that was definitely of her own making as well as Jesse’s, but her DEATH is 0% her fault, 0% Jesse’s fault, and 100% Walter’s fault.
Ha! My wife and I are watching BB through again for the 4th time and just finished 2x13. Buckle up ladies, you are in for quite a ride.
You are the only people I have seen that noticed the pink teddy bear in Jane's mural on the first time watching. Did you also notice that the color of Walter's clothes are the same color than the teddy bear?
watching jesse sob in walts arms breaks my heart every time
15:15 I've always interpreted this line as her talking to Walt about Heisenberg. Just the way it was shot and delivered, I believe it was intentional, but no one's ever commented on it that I know of.
Ha that's a nice catch. I guess you could say it was accidental but the way the shot is focused on Marie telling Walt to smile tells me it was intentional. We aren't focused on the question (we're laughing at Marie and Walt's fake smile) and neither is Walt, but the question is definitely there in the back of his mind. He wants to be Heisenberg but he doesn't want to face that fact yet.
I would also say you two keep talking about colors in the show. They do have meaning and the writers thought a lot of things through when hiding things like that. Even though there are reasons for the colors they are not important to the story in anyway. So if you see things and make connections great, but if you don't see the connections don't worry about it. You can always look it up after you are done with the show.
Tracing the plane crash back to one single event isn't that easy. Countless strings of events led to the crash. You could go all the way back to Hank offering to take Walt on a ride along, which is when Walt sees Jesse and starts going down his series path, and yet you'd still be able to go back to Walt getting cancer. The cancer wasn't anyone's fault, but that's what set off everything in this series
That teddy bear was the same pink as the sweater Walter was wearing. And I've never seen him wear such color ever before...
Those look like the most comfortable hoodies ever made
I like how you mention that you couldn't comprehend a villain who didn't care about anyone.
Unfortunately, much of the Breaking Bad fanbase thinks that Walt is an emotionless monster, even though every season shows that he has humanity, no matter how evil he gets.
*It only gets crazier from here and I’m excited for this. I only wish I could experience watching this for the first time again*
Your body bag better be packed, no excuses!
It is madness to blame the planes crashing ALL on Walt.
Walter is responsible for planes crush for like 20%, Jane's father for like 10% and that messed up air-company MINIMUM for 70%
I mean, the plane wouldn’t have crashed if he saved Jane...
@@MattII33 The planes wouldn’t have crashed if Jane wasn’t a junkie. The planes wouldn’t have crashed if Jesse didn’t get Jane hooked on drugs again. The planes wouldn’t have crashed if Jane’s dad (or Jesse’s parents for that matter) did any number of things different. The planes wouldn’t have crashed if Jane’s dad’s employer didn’t allow a grieving father to return so early to a job in which people could easily be killed.
Too many people try to play this game to justify Walt's actions or blame other characters. The simplest answer is the most correct. The circumstances are the circumstances - once you start saying "But what if so-and-so did/didn't do this, etc." you can just go all the way back and say none of it would've happened if they were never born. But the simple answer in this case is that Walt was responsible for not saving Jane (regardless of what she did) - he had the opportunity to and chose to pass it up. Because of this, Jane's father made the mistake that led to the plane crash. Again, you could say "But maybe if the pilot was better, etc." but it just doesn't work that way, especially in a work of fiction where it's written for this outcome.
@@tucci06 Walter is responsible only for Jane's death
just realized jesse might not be at rehab, but that sweat lodge walt talked about some episodes ago
Hank will just get better and better with each episode.
Jess crying is a gut wrenching scene
Aaron Paul has to be the best crier 8n Hollywood. Amazing that he was a total unknown before this
I've never seen any other male actor bring the emotions at the level that he does.
Don't do drugs kids! And save yourself and other people from alot of pain.
Stick to psychedelics 👌
I love watching you react. I've seen all of your "Breaking Bad" reactions and I feel as though I know you. I don't know you, but you're so nice and so interesting that I feel as though I do. I'll be looking forward to "Breaking Bad" 3x1.
It isn’t Walts fault he crashed the plane he not responsible for other people’s actions, if you want to go down that road it’s Hanks fault because he took Walt on a ride along and showed him how much money a meth cook can make which it what made Walt even think about doing everything he’s doing.
All this is 100% true, but it’s also true that Walter inadvertently caused the crash because he let Jane die. Yeah, her dad shouldn’t have went back to work, but he did. And he did so because he couldn’t deal with his own grief.
I think the point is that it's all connected. Butterfly wings flap and create hurricanes. Walt choosing to be a drug manufacturer had a part to play so large that if he didnt break bad, Jane would not have died. The drug money alone led to Jesse and Jane making certain destructive decisions. It's walt's fault. it's janes fault. it's Jesse's fault. you can argue but there is blood on walt's hands
@@danteisnotkoold4611 I understand what you mean but if you want to play the blame game Walt wouldn’t of been in the position to let Jane die if Hank never showed him all that stuff in the first episode to put the idea of cooking meth into his head.
Funfact: Look at the titles of all the Episodes of this Season:
EP1 = Seven Thirty-Seven
EP4 = Down
EP10 = OVER
EP13 = ABQ (Albuquerque)
“Is this a cult?” 😂
Also the pink teddy bear means that there was most likely a child in one of those airplanes. So a child or children died in the crash.
Walter I hate so much lol I know Jane had to get out of the picture but he's lied to Jessie so many times and Jessie is like his adopted son and Walt treats him like shit by having him think his girlfriends death was his fault, now Walt caused many more deaths with the plane crash since he let Jane die if Jane didn't die the dad wouldn't have messed up
If you're ready to blame Walter for the plane crash, then you need to be ready to accept responsibility for the woman who was raped because you didn't run down her rapist when you passed him on the street, despite not knowing who he was, who she was, or what he would do to her.
The fault of the crash lies only with Jane's father for coming back to work in a tenuous field like air traffic control, along with his supervisor, for allowing him to return without making sure that he'd received clearance from a psychologist.
If you want to blame Walter for the plane crash, then you also need to blame Jane herself, for allowing herself to relapse, and then you need to blame Jesse for facilitating her relapse, and you would also need to blame her father, again, for waiting until the next day to take her to rehab. You also need to blame Saul, Gus, Walt's point of contact with Gus, Jesse's parents, Jesse's entourage, and even the woman who crushed her husbands head, because each of them knew enough about either Jesse or Walter to have led to Jesse being removed from Jane's life. For that matter, you also need to blame Skylar for marrying Walt and leaving him in the situation where he needed to come up with hundreds of thousands to provide for his family after he died, you need to blame Hank for acting as the lynchpin who got Walt involved in drug production, and for good measure, you also need to blame the entirety of Walt's, Jesse's, and Jane's lineages for existing, and thus causing those three people to exist in a time and place where their actions would somehow lead to a plane crash over Albuquerque New Mexico.
And yes, to come full circle and to further illustrate the point of how petty it is to blame either Walter, Jesse, or Jane for the plane crash, you would also need to blame every single individual who had the opportunity to run Walter and Jesse down in the street, to arrest them, to kill them, to do whatever they needed to do, in order to prevent them from allowing Jane to die, and thus prevent her father from allowing the planes to crash. For good measure, apply that to Jane's father as well.
Fortunately, culpability doesn't work by chasing down petty domino chains like this.
Jane's death lies entirely on Jane, herself, for taking the heroin in the first place, and on Walter for allowing her to die when he could have saved her. Jesse shares responsibility for her death, but as an accessory. To go further and to say that any of the three of them are responsible for the plane crash is nothing but pettiness, on the level of spreading the blame to everyone else as described above.
Moreover, Walter is the bad guy in her death, absolutely, but she was no innocent bystander, and if she had tried to pull what she had on anyone else in Walter's position by threatening him and his "enterprise", then she probably would have been lucky to just receive a shot to the back of the head. More than likely, however, her death wouldn't be quick, and Jesse probably would have been killed as well. Walter doesn't commit violence for the sake of violence, and up until this point, he's been slow to commit it at all unless it was immediately urgent. If she hadn't put herself in a position where she could die so easily, then he probably wouldn't have done anything to her. Gus, on the other hand, would have absolutely had all three killed if he ever learned that a junkie knew enough of about Walter to cow him into submission, because at that point, all three would be a liability to him
Great reaction, glad that you are enjoying this show. Season 3 has a slower start, but that ending...
both of you should work as psychics after watching several episodes there is no way u haven't seen the show before.
yeah they're pretty amazing at analyzing the characters and putting themselves in the shoes of the writers. I love how much they vocalize their inner workings, but i almost wish they weren't so smart Haha. They're almost revealing spoilers to themselves
It's part of the writing of Breaking Bad as well, it's so meticulously woven together, everything that characters do is consistent with their previous behavior so it's easier to predict than sloppily written shows
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To me the teddy bear in his pool represents the loss of innocence as teddies represent childhood in dreams. „Drowning“ of the inner child and guilt of committing homicide to the innocent (Jane, and in extension the passengers as the Teddy also belonged to a child on a plane).
Always love and appreciate your reactions by you two beauties!!! 🌹🌹🌹❤❤❤
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This whole plotline with Jane's father, the air traffic controller, and the plane crash reminds me a little of the situation between Kaloyev and Nielsen. In the sense that one catastrophe often triggers the next one.
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Better call saul!!!
I wait for these videos every dayy 🙏
We finally meet Mike. You guys are gonna love him too. I'm only gonna say get ready for season 3. It's no joke.
You girls ain’t seen nothing yet....season 3 gets even better and crazier
So does Season 4, and then Season 5. BB blows my mind how it gets better and better.
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Nice reaction, ladies. Please consider reacting to season 1 of True Detective. It is just such a phenomenal show.
I been watch'in for a While now, I have to ask what County are you from Im sure its Spain but Im just a dumb americano, Tontisimo.
I like the hoodies! Where did you get them?
So excited for y’all to get to know Gus better! He’s unbelievably complex and interesting, one of the best TV villains ever
I can't wait for "I got you restraining order right here, restrain this!" :)
Gus's first question to hank when he saw walts picture on the collection bowl was, "is this one of your agents?" He was sussing if walt was DEA.
I love how you love Hank, he is my favorite
Jesse is homeless again because he cant stay at thay apartment for more than one reason
21:43 did they really blame walter for this?… of course they did they always overlook the junkie jesse thats good for nothing
Mike has entered the game
Mike
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season 3 and 4 are the best 2 seasons of any show ever
Great vids. I hope your interest in the show resumes.
Walter wanted to save Jane, Heisenberg didn't. Best way I can sum up that scene.
That reporter was terrible! Every single question she asked was a leading question like she was some lawyer trying to get a witness to crack on the stand 🤣
I think the first seasons job is always to establish characters and tone, so succeeding seasons can build upon that foundation.
RUSH BREAKING BAD PLS
Noooooo! Stick to your schedule please!! 💢👄💢
I think this every time I watch you guys see another episode so I’ll say it. “You aren’t even halfway through and it get so much worse than this!” Great reacts and best of luck. For comedy try something like “In the Dark” or “You Me and Her”
so funny that a show about family and incidentally aimed to kill off Aaron paul, managed to make Jesse the most relatable character, and kidndof inserted him as a surrogate son
Do Norman F*cking Rockwell ablum by Lana
What a nice surprise. x)
Why back to one reaction a week? :(
Vince Gillian once said they thought they were giving to much away with the cold black n white openings with the pink bear. Someone was gonna figure it out. Most of us are not writing geniuses like Vince :p
The only thing that could have possibly given it away was the very end of the teaser to this ep, as it was turning to color and then fading to black, the camera pans up from the van doors closing & driving away to reveal "NTSB" printed on the vehicle's top in huge bold letters. This is the acronym for the National Transportation Safety Board, the entity charged with investigating plane crashes in the US. But even if someone did happen to know this, there is so much else going on in that shot to distract you that this one real clue winds up pretty much hidden in plain sight.
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