Breaking Bad 5x14 - OZYMANDIAS - REACTION PART 1!
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Notice how Walt falls pretty much exactly like Gus falls when Hector shoots his partner by the pool
Lance J. Damnnn never noticed that until this comment 🤯..... seriously no sarcasm 😂
Gus was forced to the ground tho...
Lance J. walt takes traits of every person he kills, like with crazy 8 he took the crust off his sandwich, and then he reacted the same way as gus, and he did other stuff as well lol i forgot
@@Sam_Martyn when Mike told walt learn to take yes for an answer, he said the same to lydia.
Joseph Ballard just shows how amazing the writing is for the show
anyone notice that Marie has worn purple every episode every season besides season 5 episode 13 and 14. What a great idea from the writers
what does it symbolize?
@@03PaK hanks death
@@danieldickerson7143 purple, which is the color of amethyst which, as we all know, is a....
@@jonathancurtis3743 rock
@Miles Doyle Amén 🙏
I never noticed Todd actually teared up when he saw how devastated Walt was wow. The sociopath actually had a moment of sympathy
"Sorry for your loss."
I thaught he was sweating lmao
I’m pretty sure he was just awkwardly rubbing his face
Kyle Whitehead sociopaths are fucked in the head 😂
Kyle Whitehead I understand, I have borderline personality disorder, and I guess what makes him look like he has antisocial personality disorder to me is the fact that he has no guilt or remorse for his actions while keeping a charming kind demeanor, he’s clearly intelligent. I’m not arguing at all but that man screams sociopath at me. Walt seems to be more of a narcissist.
When the Nazis killing Hank is like the least intense part of the episode you know you got yourself a show...😮😮
Windmill360 what’s the most intense?
Skylar sure shut the haters up after this....
I think the killing of hank was the more intense part. Slightly ahead the knife scene
Yep
@@davidlai9227 no ways
When Walt rolld the barrel through the desert, u can c his pants from the s01e01 lying on the ground 12:32
Nice catch i never noticed that
Dude I've seen BB like 6 times and never read or noticed that. Lol ty!!
damn never caught that
Holy S$@%, I never noticed that. Nice eyes
Amazing catch!
I was lucky enough to win tickets to see this episode premiere with Aaron Paul at the famous Egyptian Theater in Boise Idaho! We won with an art submission that Aaron picked. He handed us the tickets himself
That’s so damn cool that you can say this
@@25kbanana Thanks man! I have pictures & everything.
Funny thing is the radio station picked the 3 wackiest art submissions live and we weren't chosen because it wasn't bizarre enough to stand out to someone making a decision in 18 seconds.
But after the contest Aaron came out and we got to show him our submission and his words were i quote: "you made this?" Then proceeded to take out 3 tickets from his pocket. Had the whole slave beard still too!
Wow 😳🔥🔥
Can you reply to me so it would be like i had an indirect interaction with aaron
@@matthewfortuna4464 that’s awesome man, what a memory to have
I just realized that since the nazis throw hank and Gomez's bodies into the empty pit for the barrels, Walt was digging their graves the whole time. (metaphorically and literally).
A fun inconsequential detail I've always liked is how Walt prepares to have a bunch of different answers ready to support his lie about working late, and Skyler interrupts him at the very first line and moves on. I guess it kind of speaks to Walt's tendency to overexplain and make it obvious he's hiding something
The foreshadowing @2:29 with the knife is brilliant.
oh my god i just realised
Never realized this either. Show was fking brilliant from start to finish
He blames jessie. He broke the one rule amongst criminals which is don't snitch. Walt feels if jessie would've just kept his mouth shut and left,Hank would've never had a case against him.
Or least dealt with Walt directly
Jesse and Jane asked for it. One snitched and worked with the feds. The other tried to blackmail Walt. Bad move kids.
@@lagronemikal W
@@lagronemikal y’all can’t fr be blaming Jesse and Jane for what happened
@@lagronemikal
Walt decided to cook and sell meth, which is illegal. Bad move on his part. Everything that happened to him, Jesse, and Jane started with that decision.
I once met the actor who played Agent Gomez without even knowing it, turns out he's been a political figure in my county for awhile, which is pretty cool
"What kind of man talks to the DEA?..No man." - Gus
Apparently, Walt agreed.
No man may not, but PINKman does.
@@flickersense *Mr Pink:* _"Pink sounds like Mr. P*ssy. How 'bout if I'm Mr. Purple?"_ -Reservoir Dogs
endorphinz jesse a fucking rat
@@reactions5783 😂😂😂😂
FBI we got em If I were in Jesse’s shoes dealing with a man much smarter than me who poisened my girl’s kid and I got caught by DEA in the middle of burning his house down, and the only way to get revenge was to team up with the DEA (and if I refuse teaming up, I get sent to jail and can do nothing to get revenge there), you bet your ass I’m teaming up with the DEA
I loved Breaking bad, haven't watched it fully in years, but this episode is burned into my brain for life, such a tense, heart pounding episode, paced beautifully, and still one of top episodes of anything
1:11 Imon: "We didn't want to see Hank get, like, a bullet through his face while he's talking..."
Me: "Ummm…."
Bryan Cranston's acting is superb in the scene when Walt tell's Jesse that he watched Jane die. There's a touch of sadness on his face at the beginning (the old Walt), and then his expressions run the full spectrum until we see full rage and Heisenberg.
I wanna hug yall 😂, this is a terribly amazing episode
"We didn't want to see Hank get a bullet through his face while he's talking"
Me: 😐
The irony was crazy.
"Hank. His name is Hank." Most painful moment.
Niles Knives was he doing that psychological trick to make Hank seem human?
@@mem1701movies I saw it as showing how much Walt cared for him.
Ots a specific thing that hostage negotiators are trained to do, is ise the names of the hostages as much as possible so the folks with guns are more likely to see them as humans rather than things. Theres a lot of literature on that subject.
@@elbruces Walt isn't a hostage negotiator.
@@nilesknives6484 Lots of people besides you know all about it.
I don’t think Walter was mad at Jesse about Hank’s death nor do I think he blames him for it. He’s mad at him because he went to the police. He had already arranged a hit on Jesse before Hank died.
This true but he 100% took his anger out over it in him haha
I don’t think so. Walter was mad at Jesse because it led up to that situation. If Jesse hadn’t ratted out Walt and led Hank to this none of it would’ve happened. So Walt sees Jesse as responsible for Hanks death.
The name of the episode is in reference to a sonnet written in 1818 by poet Percy Shelley:
I met a traveller from an antique land
Who said: Two vast and trunkless legs of stone
Stand in the desert. Near them, on the sand,
Half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown,
And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command,
Tell that its sculptor well those passions read
Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things,
The hand that mocked them and the heart that fed:
And on the pedestal these words appear:
'My name is Ozymandias, king of kings:
Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!'
Nothing beside remains. Round the decay
Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away.
Ozymandias is what the greeks called Ramesses II, pharao of Egypt.
I know that poem all too well, and it is a perfect title for this episode.
Theres a great video on yt of Bryan Cranston reading it over a desertscape.
Didn’t they reference that in the Watchmen comic?
This is without question one of the heaviest, darkest, soul crushing episodes in all of tv history. Right up there with the Red Wedding in Game of Thrones.
At the time of first airing: sure.
In hindsight: RW isn’t even close to this.
SolidSnake8295 idk a pregnant woman got stabbed in her belly, a mother and son died in front of arya the red wedding deffo is up there with this episode
By “hindsight” I meant “knowing what we know now.” None of it mattered. Nearly a decade of build up for an ending that shat all over everything that came before. BB, on the other hand, was solid from beginning to end and had arguably the best final season and final episode in tv history.
@@SolidSnake8295 you can't judge the episode on other episodes.
I actually enjoyed the red wedding. It's so stupid how people Leave rationality for good heart.
It was Walt's fault in the grand scheme of things -- he got into the meth business. And he made friends with Jack and the gang.
But small picture, it was also Jesse's fault for snitching, and bringing Hank into chasing down Walt through his money. Theoretically, Hank likely wouldn't have been out in the desert in that situation if not for Jesse.
And no, I'm not on the "I love Walt" wagon, but I can understand his anger in that moment. Yes, Walt is delusional for not putting any blame on himself, but in his eyes, he and Jesse were a duo. Even though Walt was manipulative and often lying, we as viewers also clearly saw that he cared for Jesse. Thought of him as a second son, almost. Made plenty of decisions that helped or saved Jesse, not just himself. So when Jesse turned snitch and worked with Hank, Walt felt betrayed and angry. Then seeing Hank get killed because of said snitching, Walt lashed out at him. I'm not saying he's right or wrong, but I can empathize and understand him just as much as I do with Jesse.
Someone who saw the show as intended, hallelujah
Just as long as you realize he was delusional cause he was. He brought those guys there and he caused Jesse to turn on him.
@@parkerboy795 jesus, he put in half a dozen qualifiers and you still chimed in. Just in case you didnt know this is fictional entertainment
@@leeds0united Yeah. I chose to comment because I could, same as you. That a problem?
I think it's kinda dumb to try to frame this as one particular character's fault. It's the culmination of many, many questionable decisions by many different characters.
Yes, Walt let Jesse be kidnapped, but because Jesse was working with Hank. Yes, Jesse betrayed him to Hank, but because Walt poisoned Brock, someone he cares about, to manipulate him. Yes, Walt poisoned Brock to manipulate him, but it was because Jesse was loyal to Gus, and he needed to kill him. Yes, Jesse was loyal to Gus, but it was because he was being manipulated so Gus could get rid of Walt.
You could go on forever like this. Every character believed that their actions were justifiable. That's what makes the show so great, and it's a much more complicated discussion than "It's this person's fault", "no, it's this person's fault".
a little trivia: this episode won an award for best writing!! I would like to say it was a little deserved
Walt's descended to the point where he only cares about his business. He believed he was in the clear, but then Jesse lured him to the desert and tricked him into incriminating himself. He's convinced himself if not for Jesse, he would have his family intact, his nest egg, and Hank would be alive.
Sean Griffin Well if you think about it he would have if Jesse just left when he got the chance to. So I can see Walt’s view on this because Jesse is part of the reason why Hank died. Weather we like it or not both Walt and Jesse contributed to Hanks death.
Sean Griffin Well if you think about it he would have if Jesse just left when he got the chance to. So I can see Walt’s view on this because Jesse is part of the reason why Hank died. Weather we like it or not both Walt and Jesse contributed to Hanks death.
*WE MADE IT GUYS!*
Just because jesse has a kinder heart doesn't mean his not also in fault lol. They're both in fault for a lot things, and that includes Hanks death.
This is true but is also Hank's fault and his obssession too.
At this point its more Walts fault, I mean how did you expect Jesse react with the fact that Walt poisoned Brock? Of course he is going to get mad. It was Jesse fault that Walt went against Gus tho, and they end up like that.
Nope, we're well past the point where it's all Walt. Quit pointing fingers everywhere else.
I think that it's because this is first time in a long time that Walt hasn't had control of a situation and he's just lashing out at whoever he can.
Walter gave Jesse millions of dollars and the opportunity to start a new life. Jesse refused it, teamed up with Hank, then created a plan to lure Walt out into the dessert by saying they had his money. This was entirely Jesse's plan, not Hank's. And it backfired, leading to Hanks death. Walter's rage is understandable.
yeah he refused it because he found out walter poisoned brock
@@eelinam Yeah to save himself, his family. AND Jessie's life. He poisoned brock but hes a master chemist he knew how much to put to not make it fatal
@@eelinam brock is fine. Jesse was not going to gain anything by going after Walt. And it is ironic that Jesse said "he cannot keep getting away with this" as if Jesse has not gotten away with a ton of crimes of his own.
@@CARLSOLBERG gotta love how this show successfully makes you justify Walter's awful actions just because you like him lol
@@MrFranatic No, it is because the actions of him are inherently human and understandable even if they are morally gray.
Your guys reactions are priceless. This last season is insane. Glad to re live it with you.
11:47 that was a nice touch. Walt turning the mirror away cause after what just happened he can't even look at himself.
When Walt fall over (like Gus in the flashback), notice the ground scattering in pieces and thats where the Ozymandias poem comes into that story perfectly.
12:31 if you look closely, you'll see Walt's pants from episode one... This is also a play on words from the poem"Ozymandias", "Two vast and trunkless legs of stone
Stand in the desert . . . "
Bryan Cranston and Dean Norris are both incredible actors. They both lived for a lot of decades before really having the opportunity to show off just what they were capable of. RESPECT!!!!
I didn't realize it until almost the end of the vid:
Thank you. For the 2 part reaction to this episode.
I can understand why Walter was so angry on Jessie, because I would be too on Walter's place
Even though you know it was all your fault?
@@eduardocelis6710 It was both their faults.
@@eduardocelis6710 Hank died because of his pride. So did Gus.
Walt's actions lead to this showdown, but the Neo Nazis wouldn't have fired if Hank brought an entire DEA squad with him.
Hank was more concerned about losing his job if mentioning that Walt was Heisenberg, and instead wanted to arrest him and have him confess to everyone. If he only wanted justice, he would risk losing his career in order to have backup against a man who orchestrated the murder of 10 prisoners.
According to walter Jessie snitched that's y he was angry and all that follows after that
@@Jeremy-jm3fe touché, you're right, the worst enemy in this show is the pride.
Randomly missed you guys and came back to this.
Oh yes!! I've been waiting on this day since y'all first started binging this!!
more than 10 times I watch this episode.. I still cried..
Kinda love how the first line we hear when you start the episode is "the reaction has begun" lmao
Walt put the blame on Jesse for all of this because it was too painful to admit his own role in it to himself.
@Джон Таргариен its both. The betrayal is why Hank was in position to be killed in the first place.
i am the danger girls
Siiiii!! Este episodio merecía 2 partes de sus reacciones! EPIC! and stressful...
Son las mejores!
Its definitely not ALL Walters fault. Both him and Jesse brought about this outcome.
Walt is the mastermind bending and manipulating Jesse using him to his own benefit. Yes Jesse took part in horrible crimes, but in reality, he’s another victim of Walt. Remember Walt started all of this by blackmailing Jesse after the dea raid.
@@Samuel2oh9 Jesse was in it before Walt
Jesse had a lot of chances to run away
Walt blackmailed Jesse into this in the first episode. Its Walt's fault.
@@bobthabuilda1525 nah, jesse was in the game long before walt ever was. Jesse put those consequences on himself. Walt still manipulated jesse but once you choose to join the game you have to accept all of the bad things that will happen to you
And it all comes tumbling down in this one. God, I love this episode.
I've been looking forward for this!
Jessie is the reason they had that “let’s pretend we have Walt’s money” plan
Walt was happy to talk it out, and Jessie could have just recorded it on tape
Jesse is pretty justified in not trusting Walt though
Right? Walt really cared for Hank and his family. As soon Hank and Marie found about his missfortunes they wanted him killed. What kinda family is that man? I like Jessie and all but sometimes them saying Walt is the bad one, there is no good in that kinda business..
@Arianna Garufi But when Jessie has enough the first thing he does is go to Walts house to burn it down, knowing he has a kid and a baby. How do you expect for Walt not to take measures? He tries to talk it out and than when he gives him no other choice he must finish it. I like Jessie i just think that sometimes his own actions put him in some places. And i aint sayin Walt is a saint. Just my point of view.
@Arianna Garufi Fair enough, lol. I still like Walt, i was always inspired by his progression of confidence and not giving a shit anymore (ofcourse not the criminal part). Thats just the greatness of this show, 7 years later we are still discussing about it.
@@robertwinslade3104 Jesse is a rat.
The writers actually do partially blame Jesse for hanks death. I know walts a awful person. But even Vince said behind the scenes u don't rat in the criminal world. While to us it looks like walrs fault in the criminal world it was Jesse's fault.
“How is Walt putting this on Jesse” ummmm maybe because Hank didn’t have a case until Jesse confesses everything to Hank, as well as Jesse coming up with the plan to go after Walt’s money
Still Walt's fault all of this happened.
CommanderNeutralGray it’s not like Walt had a good thing going with Gus until Jesse decided to go lone gunman and try and kill the dealers that killed Combo only to be saved by Walt which permanently ruined Walt’s relationship with Gus right? Oh wait.....
@@bigben6269 Oh wait, yeah. You're right because I forgot about the part where Walt HAD to make a drug empire, built on the backs of peoples' weakness and addictions and the incitement of gang violence. I forgot this was something he HAD to do in the first place, my bad.
@@CommanderNeutralGray If you keep looking back for justifications for the actions that the characters have done, you are neglecting the emotional factor. Yeah, Walt started all, but in that moment, in that place, in that scene, Jesse guided the DEA and Hank to their deaths. When you are in that situation, you don't put everything on the balance, you just do things according to the most recent events.
@@ZZadicsZZJesse did not CAUSE their deaths. They did not go out there to die. Their deaths were caused more by Walt's actions and associations by violent unpredictable killers that he chose to call before understanding the situation. To say Jesse was responsible is completely ridiculous.
Woo was waiting for this
I am feeling the most amount of the drama of the show in this reaction only.
yall got the best reactions fr
its perfectly reasonable that walt would be done with jesse at this point, he tried to talk to him and work it out but jesse turned on him and ratted him out to hank, of course he is gonna want to kill him after he had saved his life multiple times throughout the show and jesse betrayed him
He betrayed Jesse first. Even from Walt's graciously delusional perspective, Walt betrayed him by poisoning Brock.
@@parkerboy795 i get that of course, jesse had the right to be mad at walt since poisoning brock was a horrible thing to do. I'm just saying that it is also understandable for walt to be mad at jesse for ratting him out. Iman and abby were so confused as to why walt was mad at jesse but to me it made perfect sense as to why walt wanted to punish jesse, since hank wouldn't be able to arrest him it it wasn't for jesse
@@kenadams8944 Understandable, but that doesn't mean we should empathize or sympathize with Walt's feelings of betrayal.
@@parkerboy795 true, walt was still a piece of shit and at this point i was rooting against him, i just wanted to clarify for that a bad person and a criminal like walt would not hesitiate or kill jesse after betraying him like that
Walt was a nobhead to jesse from day 1.
Cook meth with me or ill grass you up.
He owed Jesse far more than Jesse owed him.
Probably the best episode of any tv show. The whole season was great but this ep was especially intense, gut wrenching and so well acted. It deserved all the awards. I believe this ep won an Emmy for writing. Great reactions.
I mean, Jesse is the reason for a lot of the shit Walter had to deal with. He was such a fuck up the whole show, don’t get me wrong I love Jesse but yea, he was the reason they were out there. Walter saved jesses ass so many times and then Jesse turns on Walt the first chance he gets idk, just my opinion though. Awesome reaction either way!👍🏽
10:41 Maybe because he threatened to get to him and kill him?
why is everyone who watches this series on TH-cam so slow-witted and of course blame Walt for everything...
Don't worry, both Vince Gilligan and Moira Walley-Beckett (writer of this episode) said Hank's death is on Walt. You have the correct interpretation.
The episode we’ve all been waiting for haha
There's simply no words for this hour of television...
All things considered, Jack is a pretty reasonable and considerate guy lol, he didn't just let Walt live, he also let him keep a bit of the money.
"We were in the mindset where we didn't want to see Hank get a bullet through his face while he's talking."
*curb music plays*
Jesse snitching led to Hank dying. It’s simple as that. Walt was already out of the business. If Jesse had just left or even talked to Walt at the plaza things would have been different. Walt felt the ultimate betrayal coming from Jesse the one person he consistently cared for through out the whole show. Even more than his own son, Walter Jr.
Hank died because Walt got involved in all this crap in the first place and because he got involved with Neo Nazis of all people. And what? He's out of the business so everything was fine? As shown by what happened, it doesn't work like that. Talk about what? How Walt manipulated him by poisoning a kid to save his ass? Or about the girlfriend he let die as he cruelly threw in his face here? All that makes it hilarious how people see what Jesse did as betrayal. Just because he cared about Jesse didn't mean he was above treating him like shit to get what he wanted.
Exactly. Walt was out and Hank and Jesse could have just walked away, but they both wanted to get Walt no matter the cost. The end result is it cost Hank his life and Jesse spent months in slavery during which he witnessed Todd murder Andrea.
@@SolidSnake8295 Because he's a criminal who did some very heinous shit. And they supposed what, just let it slide? Don't try to pass it off as shit happened. Walt called Jack and his men, who he should have never gotten into business with and let them take Jesse.
And Jesse wasn’t? There are varying degrees, but, as the cops said, Jesse was no Boy Scout. He is not blameless in this.
As for Hank, it was was personal. He wanted to be the one to bring down Walt and he didn’t care how he did it. He was even willing to let Jesse get murdered just so he could get Walt.
@@SolidSnake8295 No he's not. He should have went to prison, same as Walt. Difference is for some reason, everyone is making excuses for Walt and acting like Jesse talking to the authorities is the ultimate sin.
True. He dir come off as self righteous at times during it, but it didn't change that Walt deserved to go down.
You ladies are so adorable! Your reactions are priceless! :)
First reaction of Breaking Bad
"I cannot wait for Ozymandias."
Loads 5x14 reaction.
"Well, here it is ladies. (Sobs in corner)."
Hey guys! Fun fact: go back and look at the bottom of the screen while Walt is rolling his barrel through the dessert and you’ll see a pair of pants , they’re his from the first episode that flew off the RV
Hi Imon & Abbi, just wanted to point out the pants in the desert when Walt was rolling the barrel. It's the same pair of pants from the pilot which I thought was neat. Also, notice how similar Walt's reaction to Hank being killed was to Gus' reaction when his business partner got killed in that season 4 flashback. Walt somehow did all these little things in a similar way to the people he killed. He started slicing his sandwiches the same way Krazy8 told him he liked having his sandwiches, he started drinking his whiskey on the rocks(even though he always drank his whiskey neat before he kiiled Mike) Another one was the way he went to throw up(when he realized his Walt Whitman novel was missing) he pretty much did the exact same thing Gus did when he forced himself to throw up after he had drank that poisoned alcohol down in Mexico by carefully laying down the towel. Sorry for the long comment but I just think it's neat how Vince Gilligan & his producers included all these little things which went a long way in making this show one of the best written shows in TV history.
Its not ALL Walters fault. Jesse was about to burn his house and rat him out. So why should Walt not allow Jacks men to kidnap Jesse?
Its more Jesses and Hanks fault in my opinion. Jesse himself admitted in el camino to the vanisher how sorry he feels for not going into his Van two episodes before Ozymandias
Ozymandias is the only episode in television history to achieve a perfect 10/10 on imdb
The moment we’ve all been waiting for
Walt's pants from the very first episode are in the desert when he's rolling his barrel of money
I was waiting for this !! I cried like a fucking baby
Love the video Imon Nation and Abby Nation stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way
simp!
Oh lord, I already know I'm not ready for this reaction...
Now....imagine Walt had told Hank who Jesse was at the beginning of the series at the ride along....Jesse was a criminal and Walt didn't go to the police about him, I think Walt expected the same from Jesse, however deluded that may be
Necron00b i think it’s more along the lines of the fact that Walt has protected Jesse throughout the entirety of the show. He even wanted to talk things over with him before Jesse got spooked by the man waiting for his kid, which was finally the tipping point for Walt to finally go against Jesse. We can’t forget that everything went to shit after Walt protected Jesse by killing the dealers that killed Combo
@@bigben6269 a fucking men. Literally the ENTIRE thing started going downhill when Jessie went personal instead of business.
Mike had a lot of nerve blaming everything on Walt when Walt did nothing wrong other than killing Frings employees that would have killed jessie.
This entire series is about pride and people not letting things go. So many people would be alive if it weren't for obsession, even Hank.
Do peoples really expect Hank and Gomez to win with pistol and shotgun vs a literally paramilitary force with assault rifles?... So weird..
Assault rifles, machine guns and body armor. Plot armor is a thing but that's just ridiculous.
Hank went out gallantly 💛
(My Dallas Winston reference from the book!, movie The Outsiders)
Walt finally learned that he can roll a barrel
part 2 not uploaded yet? ok imma going to rewatch part 1
This episode is really my favorite, and the best of the show I think
This is all Jesse's fault if he would have left when he had the chance hank would be alive
You can't blame Jesse for turning back after finding out about Brock. Gilligan says the writers consider Hank's death to be on Walt. It wasn't written to be any other way.
It’s everyone’s fault.
Walts for blackmailing Jesse and beginning a meth crusade
And jesse’s for dealing meth in the first place
@@lls6001 fuck writers then
@@user-zz9ss7dd6p Really? No writers, no story.
Walter let them take jessie because jessie betrayed him
Jesse: nearly burns down Walter's house, threatened to kill him, rats out walt to the DEA. leads hank to to'hajilee and gets Hank and Gomez killed.
These two: WhY wOuLd WaLtEr Do ThAt
Lmao right but ig they care for him too much, i can see a lot of people agreeing with them the first time they saw it
It took me years to realise that Uncle Jack is played by the same guy that plays Michael Keaton's cop partner in Jackie Brown. Credit to the actor, they are polar opposite characters.
Oh my god!
Those were the good old days, in the beginning there. It was simple back then.
I also noticed when Jesse said what you think is going to happen the exact opposite will happen with Walt. Walt was supposed to end up in a cage but Jesse ends up in one
Technically Jesse has part of the blame for Hank's death too. Not entirely Walt's fault. He went to Hank and talked. Understandable, but that only provoked Walt and things lead to this in the end. They underestimated Heisenberg and Jesse was probably the only one to know that the best, yet he ignored that. Every action had its own conclusion. You can notice that Walt saw Heisenberg in the mirror and turned it away. He couldn't even look at himself when he got in the car. All that sitting on the ground in the dessert probably made him finally realize everything was meant to go south at some point and it took the death of Hank to fully understand it.
Walter is pissed about Hank, so he blames Jesse, even though it's his fault... In the heat of the moment
Edit: Walt's an awful person, but I don't think he's evil, you guys are in for a treat👌
12:32 You can see Walt's pants that he lost from the pilot episode of season 1.
You should use Walter's "Reaction has begun" line in the first scene as an opener in every video.
This is the best episode of any television series ever.
absolutely!
If you search up IMDB, they have it on their number one list
yaay notification squad, first time i get here in time lol
are you planning on watching Better Call Saul after this?
Hey guys hate to tell you this but it’s actually both his and Jesse’s fault Hank is dead because if Jesse just left Hank would of had no choice but to let everything go. He would still be alive Gomez would still be alive and so would Andrea. I know it’s a bitter pill to swallow but Jesse has proven multiple times in the show that he doesn’t make the smartest decisions.
Walt sold Jesse, because he exposed him to Hank, not because Hank died. That's all. I'm surprised how u can't understand this.
Aaron Paul is probably the most underrated actor of our time
Walt done tell Hank to trod lightly, so Hank's death is basically suicide.
If we had public health care none of this would have happened.
At this point Jesse was still a threat to Walts family so Walt didn't care if he died
"just part 1?!!" *check upload time* "Uploade 1 minute ago"
Oh, ok nvm :)
Jesse did a lot of things to make Walt want to put a hit on him, like trying to burn down his family's home, and turning rat. Jesse staged the desert meet to set up Walt. Jesse inadvertently got Hank and Gomez killed, NOT Walt. Walt tried to save them. Jesse got Jane killed by hooking her back on drugs, NOT Walt. Spoiler: Jesse even got Andrea killed by trying to escape, despite the photograph warning. Jesse is no victim.
He blames Jesse that if Jesse didn’t turn on him, none of this would have happened. Jesse was in the right to turn on Walt but that’s what Walt was thinking when he wanted Jesse killed
Thanos Universe Walt had been manipulating and using Jesse all along from when he poisoned Brock and sent him to the icu to when he tried to get Jesse leave his life behind when hank was onto Walt. He also directly killed Jane(if you rewatch the scene Walt accidentally turns Jane on her back while trying to wake Jesse) and he leaves her to die when he could save her. He didn’t let Jane die because she was threatening him but because he didn’t want to lose Jesse. He also killed Mike(Jesse feels bad for his granddaughter) and all the guys in prison. And Jesse knew he had turned into a different person when he was whistling after that kid Drew Sharp died. It was a long time coming.