Skylar couldn’t launder his money with 100 car washes but he was able to launder 10 million dollars with 2 mins of laser tag. He should have listened to Saul all along.
And to think just 2 days later they would give up the 200 thousand dollars and risk jail to save Jesse. Badger and Pete are the best friends he could wish
Also up until then they thought Jesse was living in Alaska on the top of the world, only for him to show up at their door step, half starved and looking feral.
Incredible. Reminds me of that scene where he rigged a machine gun in the trunk, which I think Vince Gilligan used to symbolize how those nazis got all shot with the machine gun (with bullets). Remarkably brilliant.
Yes, exactly what was he going to do with them at that point? Use them in a chemistry lecture? Use them as a toy for cats to chase? I think it was a callback to Saul saying "scientists love lasers".
It's a stretch but maybe he was worried they might just drop them on the floor, and then Gretchen and Elliot might find them on a walk and realise that the whole thing was a scam? Unlikely but if you can take it from a small probability to zero by taking it away from them then you may as well? More generally I guess he just wanted to take the evidence away from them as they're not the brightest guys.
I think the part right before that is a nice touch where they start raving about how good it is but then stop when they realize that they are talking to Walt. Even they realize how egotistical he is, though they aren’t always clever enough to avoid triggering him.
These two actors did a good job playing guys that aren't too bright. It takes very smart actors to do that convincingly. They said all the things Walter did Not want to hear: "That stuff is Choice! Better'n Ever! I mean..." "Right on Jesse! Passin' the torch." Walter was Not a torch-passer.
I think intelligence is subjective. My buddy Drew can’t add together 19+27 without thinking a moment but he can take a car apart and put it back together in a day. Different people are great at different things!
I love how for the sake of exposition badger has to still be using the laser pointer when he hands it back to Walt, otherwise you don’t know what it is.
@@CB-xr1eg technically ☝️🤓 THAT would be exposition, saying it out loud through dialogue. What actually happened was instead a classic case of "show, don't tell"
Agreed, but by going through those events & taking the welders share he has money to start over and be/do whatever he wants instead of living paycheck to paycheck in Alaska. For a show/series that doesn't have alot of happy endings this was the best possible outcome for Jesse
When Walt went to the cabin in NH in the cold dead of winter and was literally all alone with his thoughts, miles away from civilization...I wonder if the writers ever toyed with the idea of having Walt finally try his own product. Can you imagine Walt being high on his own supply?
1:20 I'm sure the "whom" is a reference to Jonathan Banks complaining to Vince and the team about wrong grammar in an episode that said "Who killed who" and he corrected then to "who killed whom" but they didn't listen.
I like how Walter is so broken in this episode. The ego is gone, the temper tantrums are gone. He is just a hollow shell. He has no fear, but it's not because he's high on adrenaline, but it's because he has nothing left to live for.
These final episodes moved me pretty much. For a little while, Walt became the savior of Jesse, the father figure that [Jesse] needed so much, the savior who died for his own sins... and the scene where Jesse gets out screaming while driving made me weep.
For two days, Badger and Skinny Pete thought Jesse was living it up as a kingpin and had left them far behind. Can't imagine what was running through their head when they saw Jesse show up beaten and bruised like that.
@@simerson5084 I consider BCS revisions non-canon after that ham-fisted ending, and I think it's more realistic that Walt definitely had murderous intentions under the assumption that Jesse struck a deal
@@simerson5084 Walt and Saul talking about regrets was before he found out Jesse was still alive. It was right after Ozymandias so he figured the nazis beat Jesse for info and then eventually killed him.
@@Onigirli I think Walter would have known Jesse wouldn't have willingly worked with Jack and his crew, so I always figured Walt would have deduced he was being held against his will.
One of the best writing choices in tv history to give Badger and Skinny Pete their final limelight in this way lol like El Camino and all but damn this was the perfect wrap up to their characters when it was just the show
Just think, I just realized, Walt’s money helped Jessie escape a couple days later. No matter what he does, something of Walter comes back to him even after he dies 😂😢
Funniest part to me is how walt takes back the laser pointers for seemingly no reason other than to show the audience what it really was. Unless he was getting rid of evidence or sumn
Considering at this time he was the most wanted man across the country and if caught he was going away for life no matter what. He probably didn't care to much on whether he was caught doing something else.
Remember in season 1 when walt told Jessie the crystal he cooked alone was cloudy out of Pride, and Jessie said "everyone said it was the bomb" Walt answered that a bunch of junkies couldn't make the difference and it doesn't mean it's actually good quality and there you got two junkies saying " that s*** is choice" and he instantly knows it's Jessie
I loved it when Walt said "Hmmmmm *scratches beard* so if my scientific calculations are correct, then I have deduced that Jesse is somewhere riiiiiight... *points at map* here!"
I forgot about this scene, for ages I always thought Walt deduced Jesse was still cooking due to the TV interview of Elliot where the interviewer asked about the rumours Hiesenberg is still cooking. I kinda liked the idea that the main reason he chose to go Kamikaze on the Nazi's instead of turning himself in was to rescue Jesse. Then again, that could still be partially true.
After Walt lost everything (save for 10 millions) and got enough self awareness to shallow his pride for the sake of cutting the loose ends his own mess caused, he realized he could target the same weakness he had.
@Abort Christ it isn’t really, it’s just the car that he picked up in New Hampshire to drive back to New Mexico with. The fact that it’s the same make as Gus’ old car is a coincidence however could’ve been done by the writers as a deliberate choice to have Walter reflect the more hardened, intimidating criminal vibe that Gus had in spades
At the start of this episode they show Walt finding a Marty Robbins tape in the car he stole. So that means he probably listened to Big Iron at some point while he was driving back down to New Mexico.
I like that before Walt paid them off, Badger and Pete had to get it off their chests that what they just did was a little over the line for them. Shows that while they could be paid off they had the self awareness that what they were doing was wrong.
@@jeremyquiros5483 Lyle haunts on both banks of Mississippi. Lyle is called upon to deal with the likes of Salamanca bosses. Threatening businessmen is beneath him.
I don't know if Walter wanted at this point to outright kill him or he had already made up his mind and had realised that it was dirty to give him alive to Jack.
He wanted to kill him. He only changed his mind when he saw they chained him up. But up until that point he still felt betrayed by jesse and thought he partnered with jack
Badger to skinny pete: “I thought you said jesse moved to Alaska” Skinny Pete: “That’s what I heard!” *end of El Camino* “jesse moves to alaska* Great tie in between the movie and show 😁
Earlier in Breaking Bad, Jesse told Saul he wanted to go to Alaska. Then later when he was about to use the the vacuum guy's services to get away, it was going to be to Alaska. So... the show telegraphed this a couple of times, plus it was easy to write El Camino with this ending in mind.
Mike gave Jesse the idea for Alaska. Jesse probably would've gone to Vegas without common sense from Mike or Ed. He'd have probably been happy working in a game stop.
This part always felt weird. How did Walt reach to them? Did he know Skinny Pete's and Badger's adress or he somehow memorized their cell numbers etc after living months up the mountain barrack while he can't even remember their names correctly. It also doesn't make sense that Walt would save their number either because their business with Skinny Pete and Badger concluded when Walt and Jesse started to work for Gus. I get as a wrap up to series they likely wanted to include every other significant character but still makes no sense.
Not every little aspect makes sense, only because of that a series is more entertaining than just real life. But I guess he knew where they live. Maybe he drove to them with Jesse sometime in season 2 and we haven't seen that.
I'd like to point out that in terms of the script, Walt blackmailing the Schwartzs would lose all it's initial tension, and relief from finding out who the two best hitmen west of the Mississippi were and realising it was a trick, if we were shown Walt reaching out to Skinny Pete and Badger. So maybe it doesn't make perfect sense, but in terms of entertainment it works so much better that way and we can just fill in the gaps ourselves.
@@diegov2631 Did u forget? They were scared of him when they first time meet heisenberg. At this point they know him long enough without knowing him long enough. They have met each other long ago thats why there is no pressure.
@@chucktaylor2172 i wonder how many clichés are used in comment sections on youtube. Everything is brilliant, pure gold, genius, absolutely perfect, priceless, outstanding, best in television history, etc. We all watch too much television as evidenced by having television’s vocabulary.
@@co94my favourite is people commenting about how a show/album/movie etc is underrated when it's almost always the complete opposite. It's hard to tell if they're delusional or just trying to sound smart.
I wonder if Badger and Skinny Pete talked in the back while Walt was driving, think he told them to be quiet or were they so scared of his presence they remained silent unless spoken to?
Skylar couldn’t launder his money with 100 car washes but he was able to launder 10 million dollars with 2 mins of laser tag. He should have listened to Saul all along.
This is the most genius comment on Breaking Bad I have ever seen.
wait should he or should he not have
👍🏽✨
I agree, how has this comment not blown up, this is goated
I don’t think you understand what laundering money means….
And to think just 2 days later they would give up the 200 thousand dollars and risk jail to save Jesse.
Badger and Pete are the best friends he could wish
They fasho bought a bunch of stuff in those 2 days though
Also up until then they thought Jesse was living in Alaska on the top of the world, only for him to show up at their door step, half starved and looking feral.
Those are 10,000 bundles he gave each of them.
@@danzam40 yeah its 100 hundred dollar bills bundled together
no they gave him like 2 grand each or something like that. out of the 10k they each had.
When Walt said “Jesse” it really showed how he knows a guy named Jesse. Absolutely brilliant writing.
Incredible. Reminds me of that scene where he rigged a machine gun in the trunk, which I think Vince Gilligan used to symbolize how those nazis got all shot with the machine gun (with bullets). Remarkably brilliant.
@@ignatiusreilly8280 Bravo Vince
spectacular! reminds me of this scene where
Yeah yeah Vravo Bince
Remarkably brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. Radiantly brilliant. Hyperbolically brilliant.
Brill-O pad brilliant.
"The two best hitman west of the Mississippi"
Spent his last 200k on them too
@@obvra more like 10k each 🥺
You're in Mississippi now finger
Those two black guys that ran that way.
It's kind of funny that Walt really wanted those laser pointers back.
Oh wait it's because he's a scientist and scientists love lasers.
Yes, exactly what was he going to do with them at that point? Use them in a chemistry lecture? Use them as a toy for cats to chase?
I think it was a callback to Saul saying "scientists love lasers".
It's a stretch but maybe he was worried they might just drop them on the floor, and then Gretchen and Elliot might find them on a walk and realise that the whole thing was a scam? Unlikely but if you can take it from a small probability to zero by taking it away from them then you may as well? More generally I guess he just wanted to take the evidence away from them as they're not the brightest guys.
@@jthomas3584 Honestly that's probably the correct answer. He was more making sure they didn't already drop them, being the goofballs that they are.
Do you know how expensive those things are? Walt ain't getting scammed off those laser pointers (joke in case you didn't get it
0:45 - 1:00 perfectly sums up the whole show
Underrated comment
Lmao
Walt: "I'm done. I'm not a criminal."
Gus: "$3 million for 3 months of work."
Walt: "Okay, I'm back in!"
And the whole world
"Definitely improving." 💀
That “passing the torch” in the heat of the moment added oil to Walt’s already blazing rage
One might even say it was like a torch
I think the part right before that is a nice touch where they start raving about how good it is but then stop when they realize that they are talking to Walt. Even they realize how egotistical he is, though they aren’t always clever enough to avoid triggering him.
Yeah.. it isn't until Walter sees Jessie, having been tortured and abused, that he decides to save his life instead of going through the LMG plan..
0:30 Walt is like "gimme those lasers back, those are cool I need them"
''pronto''
this my favorite comment ever
Scientists love lasers
These two actors did a good job playing guys that aren't too bright.
It takes very smart actors to do that convincingly.
They said all the things Walter did Not want to hear: "That stuff is Choice! Better'n Ever! I mean..." "Right on Jesse! Passin' the torch."
Walter was Not a torch-passer.
Well said.
Agreed!
I think intelligence is subjective. My buddy Drew can’t add together 19+27 without thinking a moment but he can take a car apart and put it back together in a day. Different people are great at different things!
And Skinny Pete is randomly a genius at the piano.
@@GrippeeTV w comment
I love how for the sake of exposition badger has to still be using the laser pointer when he hands it back to Walt, otherwise you don’t know what it is.
Excellent point!
Yea but another way could have been Walt clicking his fingers, holding his hand out and just saying, "lasers".
@@CB-xr1eg technically ☝️🤓 THAT would be exposition, saying it out loud through dialogue. What actually happened was instead a classic case of "show, don't tell"
This could also just in his somewhat fumbly character.
If they keep going at this rate, the entire show will be available on TH-cam
Not that I'm complaining
If only Walt gave them an extra $50,000 so that Jesse didn’t have to go through as much trouble to pay the disappearer in El Camino
Agreed, but by going through those events & taking the welders share he has money to start over and be/do whatever he wants instead of living paycheck to paycheck in Alaska. For a show/series that doesn't have alot of happy endings this was the best possible outcome for Jesse
He paid them $10,000 each. Not bad for a couple hours work.
Well, Walt wanted Jesse dead at this point anyways.
@@johnhein2539 It took more than a couple of hours and they committed multiple felonies.
@@redrick8900 flashing a laser pointer in someone place is not a felony
00:35 "Walt is a scientist. Scientists love lasers." Damn, Vince Gilligan did it again.
Can’t tell if you’re being ironic or not
Bravo Vince
He should’ve listened to Saul Goodman and bought the laser tag place
chilling to think Jesse's buddies were smoking the product he was making while imprisoned, and they had no idea.
I thought the title said "Walt seduces Jesse"
he cant getting away with it!!!!
Just because you shot Jesse's Jane, don't make you Jesse's Jane
@@Onigirli brilliant
Well he was on top of Jesse a little later in the episode so
Felina 🐅
When Walt went to the cabin in NH in the cold dead of winter and was literally all alone with his thoughts, miles away from civilization...I wonder if the writers ever toyed with the idea of having Walt finally try his own product. Can you imagine Walt being high on his own supply?
Genius creative minds behind a master class in television couldn't figure that out?
I don't think that'd be possible since ed the disappearer won't take clients that have drugs on them.
He was addicted to the stuff, it gave him a high like no other. He just never put it in his body
Never 👏 hire 👏 fans 👏 please 👏
BRO IS ONTO NOTHING 🔥🔥🔥
When they said “better than ever”, I felt Walt’s jealousy surge in my gut as if I was jealous. Wild.
This is the exact moment when skinny pete thought the whole thing felt kinda shady.
1:20 I'm sure the "whom" is a reference to Jonathan Banks complaining to Vince and the team about wrong grammar in an episode that said "Who killed who" and he corrected then to "who killed whom" but they didn't listen.
That was about something Mike said, not something Walt said.
I’m jealous of anyone who gets to see Breaking Bad for the first time. 😊 One of the best drama series of all time! Hands down!
Hanks down!
They're MINERALS Marie
5 times for me
@@g_pazzini BCS?
I really wish I saw this show when it came out.
I like how Walter is so broken in this episode. The ego is gone, the temper tantrums are gone. He is just a hollow shell. He has no fear, but it's not because he's high on adrenaline, but it's because he has nothing left to live for.
He still wants to get revenge for Skyler Hank Marie and Jesse. That’s what’s fueling him.
He still has ego. He does not want to pass on the torch to Jesse, that's why he goes to save him.
@@HenrikoMagnifico He saves Jesse because he is enslaved. Plus, he feels guilty for causing him so much pain.
"You said he moved to Alaska"
That's what you get for watching El Camino out of order.
"Damn man !! Couldn't he atleast throw a brother a bone" 😂
a bone*
You will never know why my comment has this many likes…
All of those discussions about something called Babylon 5 no doubt.
Lasers
Dude, I like your name!
@@cyrilpatton238 Likewise my friend!
@@hunterschoumacher9560 Nah, it was all in that discussion about Chekovs pie eating contest!
i like how when walt puts his foot on the pedal, it symbolizes the car moving
Very allegorical.
i love how when you type in a circle it symbolises a symbol
These comments are getting out of hand
brilliant writing
I love how Walt had the nerve to ask for the laser pointers back
Psychopathic Megalomaniac. With 2 weeks to live until the cancer ends the story
I think it’s so they don’t drop the lasers and blow the hitman scam if Gretchen and Elliot found them.
Walt had killed for less at this point XD
When Walt said Jesse, that was code for Badger to give him a hand job.
I just love how they shine a light right into the camera for no reason. But we know there was a reason
This is the exact moment where Jesse could've at least thrown a brother a bone.
The fact that his friends were okay with him moving to Alaska without even saying goodbye just shows how good of friends they really are
0:52 the petty cash that they would give Jesse in El Camino.
Was just going to say this. That's pretty much exactly what they had and that happened days later.
I’m alive too, I just need the ground to soften so I can dig out
Don't Worry I'm on my way
These final episodes moved me pretty much. For a little while, Walt became the savior of Jesse, the father figure that [Jesse] needed so much, the savior who died for his own sins... and the scene where Jesse gets out screaming while driving made me weep.
Yep , deep down Walter actually loves Jesse like a son.
For two days, Badger and Skinny Pete thought Jesse was living it up as a kingpin and had left them far behind. Can't imagine what was running through their head when they saw Jesse show up beaten and bruised like that.
So was Walt’s plan originally to find and kill Jesse along with Jack and his crew?
Yes, it was. But after he saw the state Jesse was in, he changed his mind and decided to save him instead.
I like to think no because of Walt's regrets scene from BCS, when he looked at Jesse's watch
@@simerson5084 I consider BCS revisions non-canon after that ham-fisted ending, and I think it's more realistic that Walt definitely had murderous intentions under the assumption that Jesse struck a deal
@@simerson5084 Walt and Saul talking about regrets was before he found out Jesse was still alive. It was right after Ozymandias so he figured the nazis beat Jesse for info and then eventually killed him.
@@Onigirli I think Walter would have known Jesse wouldn't have willingly worked with Jack and his crew, so I always figured Walt would have deduced he was being held against his will.
The "Jesse" Walt mentions here is in fact Jesse Pinkman from season 1, a Bravo callback that really showed how the series had come full circle.
for some reason watching (by watching I mean binging) better call Saul the second time around is 10x better than tv.
One of the best writing choices in tv history to give Badger and Skinny Pete their final limelight in this way lol like El Camino and all but damn this was the perfect wrap up to their characters when it was just the show
Just think, I just realized, Walt’s money helped Jessie escape a couple days later. No matter what he does, something of Walter comes back to him even after he dies 😂😢
Oh no, poor Jesse, being alive and having a load of money to help him escape.
Funniest part to me is how walt takes back the laser pointers for seemingly no reason other than to show the audience what it really was. Unless he was getting rid of evidence or sumn
Considering at this time he was the most wanted man across the country and if caught he was going away for life no matter what. He probably didn't care to much on whether he was caught doing something else.
@@PlacingRed Then in that case he literally just wanted them back for no reason lol
Probably to get rid of evidence or in case he needs them again XD
Remember in season 1 when walt told Jessie the crystal he cooked alone was cloudy out of Pride, and Jessie said "everyone said it was the bomb"
Walt answered that a bunch of junkies couldn't make the difference and it doesn't mean it's actually good quality
and there you got two junkies saying " that s*** is choice" and he instantly knows it's Jessie
That was a poor mistake the show did in season 1. Junkies can DEFINITELY tell the difference between good and bad products.
I loved it when Walt said "Hmmmmm *scratches beard* so if my scientific calculations are correct, then I have deduced that Jesse is somewhere riiiiiight... *points at map* here!"
Walt indeed works with lasers as presumed by the real estate agent during a flashback scene
This was the moment Walt became hiesenburg then came Waltenburg
Walt’s brave for letting the two best hitmen west of the Mississippi just get in his car when he’s alone on the road at night.
0:24 very far right of the frame there seems to be a shadow of sorts
The door closing
finally full clip with great quality, i love how this channel uploads every clip that is hard to find
It's entirely possible that Jesse's cooking skills have surpassed Walt's at this point.
Badger and Skinny P are the best part of El Camino for me because they showed tremendous loyalty to Jesse, their friend.
I forgot about this scene, for ages I always thought Walt deduced Jesse was still cooking due to the TV interview of Elliot where the interviewer asked about the rumours Hiesenberg is still cooking. I kinda liked the idea that the main reason he chose to go Kamikaze on the Nazi's instead of turning himself in was to rescue Jesse. Then again, that could still be partially true.
I think this is where he actually figures one thing out to get inside jack welchers mind, if you want to defeat a weak man hurt his pride.🎋
After Walt lost everything (save for 10 millions) and got enough self awareness to shallow his pride for the sake of cutting the loose ends his own mess caused, he realized he could target the same weakness he had.
@1:42 This the exact moment when Walt becomes someone who realizes Jesse is still alive. Bravo, Vince.
Dang, I had no idea what he meant when he said "jessie" but after reading your comment it finally clicked
The use of mirrors in both better call saul and breaking bad is amazing
Like Gus, he is driving a Volvo. The man learned after all
@Abort Christ it isn’t really, it’s just the car that he picked up in New Hampshire to drive back to New Mexico with. The fact that it’s the same make as Gus’ old car is a coincidence however could’ve been done by the writers as a deliberate choice to have Walter reflect the more hardened, intimidating criminal vibe that Gus had in spades
@abortchrist657 judge gives Walt 90 days and community service
This is the exact moment Walt deduced Jesse was alive, Bravo Vince
Deduce deez nuts maybe
low iq comment and unoriginal unfunny and cringe, why do so many unintelligent people like these types of comments?
are you r*dditors ever going to stop spamming the same jokes over and over and over and over again?
“How do you feel now?”
“Better”
Ah, yes. Bribery. Civilization’s greatest virtue.
As Ikkaku Madarame in a Bleach filler episode once said, “Bribes are always necessary in these types of situations.”
Following this deduction, Walter White drives Badger all the way up to Detroit, Michigan to work in his family's compression sock factory.
At the start of this episode they show Walt finding a Marty Robbins tape in the car he stole. So that means he probably listened to Big Iron at some point while he was driving back down to New Mexico.
The tape shown is Biggest Hits, which doesn't have Big Iron on it.
Greatest show ever
I like that before Walt paid them off, Badger and Pete had to get it off their chests that what they just did was a little over the line for them. Shows that while they could be paid off they had the self awareness that what they were doing was wrong.
I only just realized that until the very end of the episode, it may seem that Walt actually wants to kill Jesse along with Jack's gang.
wonder if that's the dough they used to get the new pad and game console seen in El Camino
He couldn't let them keep the laser pointers?
I imagine the writers wrestled hard with how to reveal skinny badger and Pete exposing the laser pointers without making it seem contrived
Badger and SkinnyP - the Rosencrantz and Guildenstern of the BB universe.
Walt has the nerve to interrogate the two best hitmen west of Mississippi, who just returned from a mission.
“Two best hitmen west of the Mississippi” is a lie, because one of them isn’t Lyle.
@@jeremyquiros5483 Lyle haunts on both banks of Mississippi. Lyle is called upon to deal with the likes of Salamanca bosses. Threatening businessmen is beneath him.
Walt was so broke after giving away all his money he needs the two laser pointers back from these two.
“Passin’ the torch” 😂
1:17 to me, Badger 's calm and cautious questioning is memorable. I can't pinpoint why
I'm no longer the one who knocks
Walt for sure thought Jesse was still cooking for his own gain.
I feel like badger knew that Jesse would've infact thrown a brother a bone.
By that point I was surprised he didn't kill them both as well (Skinny Pete and Badger).
Skinny and Badger are the most powerful hitmans tho
I don't know if Walter wanted at this point to outright kill him or he had already made up his mind and had realised that it was dirty to give him alive to Jack.
Walter tought Jesse was killed a long time ago
He wanted to kill him. He only changed his mind when he saw they chained him up. But up until that point he still felt betrayed by jesse and thought he partnered with jack
off he goes to buy the M60
Badger to skinny pete: “I thought you said jesse moved to Alaska”
Skinny Pete: “That’s what I heard!”
*end of El Camino* “jesse moves to alaska*
Great tie in between the movie and show 😁
This isn't the first time they've brought up Jesse moving to Alaska..... What a clown
Earlier in Breaking Bad, Jesse told Saul he wanted to go to Alaska. Then later when he was about to use the the vacuum guy's services to get away, it was going to be to Alaska. So... the show telegraphed this a couple of times, plus it was easy to write El Camino with this ending in mind.
For these reasons it won't be too shocking when Jesse is caught in Alaska.
Mike gave Jesse the idea for Alaska. Jesse probably would've gone to Vegas without common sense from Mike or Ed. He'd have probably been happy working in a game stop.
@@mikeygoodluck427 maybe he’ll get away with it. But then again the past always catches up with you in that life
im breaking bad
Dark as the night were the eyes of Felina
The rest of that car ride must have been incredibly awkward.
he's in the business of creating empires
I should really watch this show. Clips look good.
Walts a scientist. Scientists LOVE lasers
This is the moment Walt met the 2 best hitmen west of the Mississippi River
Better than any marvel cameo
This part always felt weird. How did Walt reach to them? Did he know Skinny Pete's and Badger's adress or he somehow memorized their cell numbers etc after living months up the mountain barrack while he can't even remember their names correctly. It also doesn't make sense that Walt would save their number either because their business with Skinny Pete and Badger concluded when Walt and Jesse started to work for Gus.
I get as a wrap up to series they likely wanted to include every other significant character but still makes no sense.
He probably still had their numbers from season 1
And I still don't get why did they accept to help him? The don't even look scared of him
Not every little aspect makes sense, only because of that a series is more entertaining than just real life. But I guess he knew where they live. Maybe he drove to them with Jesse sometime in season 2 and we haven't seen that.
I'd like to point out that in terms of the script, Walt blackmailing the Schwartzs would lose all it's initial tension, and relief from finding out who the two best hitmen west of the Mississippi were and realising it was a trick, if we were shown Walt reaching out to Skinny Pete and Badger. So maybe it doesn't make perfect sense, but in terms of entertainment it works so much better that way and we can just fill in the gaps ourselves.
@@diegov2631 Did u forget? They were scared of him when they first time meet heisenberg. At this point they know him long enough without knowing him long enough. They have met each other long ago thats why there is no pressure.
Ok but why did Walt really need those laser pointers back?
Evidence. If they had left those laser pointers behind, Gretchen and Elliot would have found out he was messing with them.
"How you feelin' now…?"
"Bettur"
I don't know why this got me so bad, just busted out laughing immediately.
"How do you feel now?"
- No more questions
Jessie actually learned so well he could make blue at the same quality on his own.
This is the moment where Walt deduces Jesse is Alive. Truly one of the moments. Brilliant writing. Bravo Vince!
Dude this is such a over used comment now. Try and be more original my guy it will help you not look like such a tool
@@chucktaylor2172 i wonder how many clichés are used in comment sections on youtube.
Everything is brilliant, pure gold, genius, absolutely perfect, priceless, outstanding, best in television history, etc. We all watch too much television as evidenced by having television’s vocabulary.
@@co94my favourite is people commenting about how a show/album/movie etc is underrated when it's almost always the complete opposite. It's hard to tell if they're delusional or just trying to sound smart.
0:40 stem grads when they work for a defense company
I wonder if Badger and Skinny Pete talked in the back while Walt was driving, think he told them to be quiet or were they so scared of his presence they remained silent unless spoken to?
Right on Jesse , passing the torch Lol
I'm amazed that the two were insane enough risk getting seen with the most wanted man in America at the time.
Meet the best hitmen from the west of Mississippi, Skinny Pete and Badger.
This is the moment Jesse didnt throw his brother a bone
Wish we got an entire season of this Walt tbh
Only one guy could possibly come close to walt after gales death, not even talking about surpassing
Yeah definitely improving
Incredible logical deduction by Walt especially considering it definitely wasn’t Gayle