Woah pinned but only written 4 hours ago on a year old video? Congrats!

based and redpilled

🤓

You gave some nerd a view and a comment..damn

based

I mean it’s a classic boy who cried wolf case. He lied so many times, why would they believe him this time?

Yeah, but at this point it's almost as if the truth is just a technicality. I don't think there's much difference to them between "I killed uncle Hank" and "I hired some white supremacists to kill my meth business associate and they ended up killing uncle Hank". Maybe Jerry Springer would prefer the latter

Really even if they knew the truth, it would be the same thing. Hank got killed but Walt tried to save him. Ok. Who killed Hank? How did Jack know even know about Hank or get near him?

@@MrTambourineMan. All Walt is concerned right now are two things 1- He didnt pull the trigger 2- He REALLY doesnt want to think about how he did aim the gun at Hank's head pretty much

nah. as always walt has to leave details out to fit his narrative. he forgot to mention that he tried to save hank from his own hitman call. master manipulator at work. it was always about protecting himself.

it sounds so real, so desperate

@@skyguy1236 it does man, feels all to real

Brabo bince

when he says,"were a family!"best line the show

@@lightningcuber6572 "I am the father" 😍

Is that real?

@@P1T4Bot yeah, it happens in season 7

💀

@@NEELZE99 me who just went to click the search bar and type season 7 and realizes there is no season 7

Greatest line in the greatest show of all time 🙏

Anyone who is mad at what Jr did here is genuinely psychotic

The problem is him, still not fully understanding the situation, sides with Skylar and lies that Walt attacked her when the opposite transpired. Him calling the police is an L but his actions somewhat make sense.

​@@baseddepartment1645what 💀💀

​@@baseddepartment1645 based department says calling the police on the person you think killed your loved one and you were just told was a meth kingpin is an L move

@@ceptemzorpus OK when you put it that way 💀

Wish I had time to talk about that. Best line in the whole show

I just spent like 20 minutes trying to find the episode where he says this until I realized I'm pretty sure this is a joke

@@Jake-vr3tn no its not aj oke

I personally found the time he said to Skyler "I am the walking dead" to be more dramatic

I will now become the Breaking Bad (2008-2013)

true

She did an amazing job honestly

ZAMN! Distraught at the sight of her missing infant 😍😍

I was rewatching again and felt more afraid of the characters this time. I noticed one episode had REALLY CREEPY MUSIC

@Semir breaking bad fans are something else

In the final scene with her running after Walt, you should watch the behind the scenes. It's very intense and she really struggled emotionally with that bit

@@revisjamesit’s a dark show I’ve watched lots of behind the scenes you can tell it’s a struggle to play such complex troubled characters it can feel so real Anna deserved better some people can’t tell reality from fiction

@Messwithmitchie you summed up my thoughts completely man. It's very hard to play a character as complex and well made as someone like Skylar or Walt. Making a technically morally correct character unlikeable is a hard line to walk and people should be praising it not sending death threats

First watch: Everyone is team Walt Second watch: any reasonable person would be team Skyler

The fact that people hate her show how great she played the role

We *were*

Goosebumps of how a lil b!tch skylar is. And how low here loyality was

Flynn lost repect from me in that episode.

@@darkstudios693 FLYNN lost your respect? because he protected his mother from his father who is a confirmed murderer?

@@darkstudios693 okay give me one reason. You can't POSSIBLY respect walter right?

Don't call him Flynn. That was the most wack shit I have ever seen in a show. His name is Walt Jr.

This couple seconds literally is what makes this show feel so good to watch, my favorite moment in anything, ever.

They shouldn’t even be scared since skylar and JR attacked him first. They did put themselves in that situation tbh

Jr and Skyler are just some ungrateful and judge mental pricks. Walt was making money for the family and doing what he likes to do and is the best at.

@@Bogota02 why are there so many dumb ppl on the internet

100%. Walt yelling reminded me of my dad trying to convince my mom he was right, the tussle with the knife reminded me of watching my parents fall on the floor in a fucked-up wrestling match. It hits hard. I'm lucky and very glad they've changed. I hope you're doing alright.

Same that shit hit very close to home growing up in a rough hosehould it made it very hard to watch

In a good way

Yes and the way Walt uses the bullshit family excuse, his oversaturated ego, and his decision to kidnap the baby reminds me of my dad too much to the point where I almost couldn't finish watching BB. Never seen anything like that on TV.

My parents fought a lot too.. cops and ambulances were always there! Mom was an alcoholic and dad was too but a meth head as well.. my siblings and I were always dragged into it everytime my mom would try to leave with her but my dad would yell and constantly wrestle her.. it was bone chilling here knowing how similar it was to mine.. the acting is phenomenal but the scene hit too close to home.. instead a knife it was a pipe that my dad viciously beat my mom up with.. she didn’t wake up I really thought she was dead but simply knocked out.. traumatizing.. breaking bad is one of the best shows ever

yeah they had bryan cranston read the poem for a teaser/promo when the show was airing. you could probably still find it on here too :+)

It was also set in a desert if I remember it correctly back from English lessons

it also gives an interesting interpretation of the poem if we apply walt's situation, the "king of kings" was never much of a great man to begin with and his arrogant boast to "look upon my works ye mighty and despair" was just a small man's attempt to look big

Whoa!!! Thanks!

The poem is bullshit, as the real life inspiration of it is exactly the opposite of what the poet implies. The country founded by The King of Kings is still a prominent political identity today, and he left a trail that'd be walked by those wishing to recapture his legacy for thousands of years after his death. Even still the Iranians of today patiently await the arrival of the next Saoshyant. The poet focuses entirely on the material aspect of the King of Kings' legacy, which is appropriate for a pretentious little ignorant western. The poem is not unlike reading hot takes on twitter, just worded in a way that sounds poignant and nice. Heisenberg similarly also left a trail which will have its fair share of aspiring criminals and his grave will be visited, like the tombs of the great conquerors of old to receive his blessing.

THANK YOU Walt jr is literally one of the best characters and he kinda gets shit no reason

Walt Jr. is a spoiled, entitled, ungrateful, annoying weak link in this series. I have to FF through his scenes. Wish this wasn't true, but it is.

It was always a meme to pick on all his parts as just "eating breakfast" or dinner or he's always just there, but that was always the intention I think. He is in fact just a teenager who never gets involved in any of the main plots of the show which makes this scene all the more heartbreaking because this is the moment he discovers the truth about his dad and it's when his dad is the biggest monster he can be. Imagine if Junior found out during Walt's battle of wits against Gus or after his kidnapping by Tuco. Would it have been as defensive or harsh of a reaction? Would he convince him to go to the cops like Skylar? That's not to say he should be "okay" with Walt's actions. But the fact he doesn't discover his dad's true identity until after Hank dies is very sad. He will never believe his dad at this point that he got involved in the drug business to secure finances for his family.

my favorite part in the whole series is his acting in this scene, specifically when he is on the ground shielding skylar from walt. breaks my heart every time

@@Rollwithit699 Is this bait? Walt jr isn't entitled or ungrateful he's a literal child going through some real traumatic shit between his parents. Not only that but he has a disability which makes him even weaker and sensitive by nature. It doesn't mean he's a bad character tho, that's what makes him a good character. You can really feel however u want about walt jr, but the common consensus is that he belongs in the character lineup just as much as anyone else

I hated Skyler at first. With retrospect, it might be one of the best character in the Serie. The producer wanted us to hate her while praising for Walt. Like you said tho, in this episode, everything flips upside down. Even if I hate Ryan Johnson, I can't deny the fact that he gave us great scenes at the right time and just the right amount of stuff. Sadly, it takes a bit of talent to write an episode about a fricking fly o.O

​@@Kratos324354 The Fly is one of the best episodes

@@Kratos324354no, vince has stated multiple times that skylar was never meant to be hated

Bro whaaaat?? Did you read any of the comments and actually know she got an Emmy, wtf.

@@gino______2485 she gets a emmy... that's it. besides a shit ton of death threats, her acting is underrated

Skyler is not even a real actress.

@@charles2521 smartass

Facts 😂😂😂 the way he just said that out of nowhere

I mean, 'this is my own private domicile and I will not be harassed ... Bitch!' probably has it beat

@@rjuniperr Ahhhh.. Wire

Skyler is desperately grasping for a moment of normalcy.

My name is Skyler White YO

that's pretty cool. how people wear their clothes reflects their state of mind

Breaking Bad had tons of thought put into the costume design. I saw a wonderful video on how it utilizes colors, I’d recommend searching up “breaking bad color theory”. Apparently Vince told the costume designers specifically what colors he wanted in each scene to exemplify the characters best

Veavo vince

You’re just crazy

@@salamanderhillbillyweasel1629 No hes not Vince Gilligan put a ton of thought into every outfit every character wore and when they wore it search up “breaking bad color theory”

Insane foreshadowing of what todd said in S05E06

'Somebody has to protect this family from the man who protects this family.

My name is Skyler White yo.

I know I already commented two weeks ago but I just remembered my favourite 'These obvious desperate breakfasts!'

Skankler*

Speak for yourself.

​@@garyjones2561 +1

yeah binging this whole show in 2 weeks, immediate depression on the last 6 episodes

Walt did shitty things throughout. Letting Jane die was an early one. He gets to the point where you completely hate him and he has given up, and then he does everything possible to make things right. Or if not right, better. Gets money to his family, apologizes to Skyler, avenges Hank by killing all of the Nazis, frees Jesse and died admiring chemistry equipment.

@@garyjones2561 I would not be bragging about this 😬

Yeah sometimes it's like that lol. But things like the knife holder could not be a coincidence

BRAVO VINCE

Can you imagine Vince looking at the comments section of a breaking bad clip and seeing a random guy with confederate flag profile pic explain how Walt is actually a good guy and Vince is a genius for writing such a great character lmao

@@SalvageET walter is a good guy tho

@@kaiser6332 he aint

Because we, as skyler, also watch walt good side, and how he transformed, Marié and hank were close friends of the family, but they didnt live with walt. But anyways it happen with all villains, if the villain have a good backstory, we can think of him as a victim, and as a good person. But also there is the other way and walter didnt only manipulated his family but also the audience, so we are like a type of jesse.

"Innocent" is a stretch for Jane.

@@ShFred Yeah, I was gonna say.. He had good reason letting her die. For his own personal privacy. It’s not morally good, but good for his goals and confidentiality maintenance. Because she essentially blackmailed Walt to give Jesse his money when he was under influence of cocaine. Threatening to expose Walt’s secrets and illegal activity. She wasn’t helpful or good for Jesse, and she was an extreme threat to Walt. So she is far from innocent. Some may say, oh wow. She’s actually innocent because she tried to expose a drug dealer. But just how moral is she if she does drugs anyway? A consumer of a product is no more innocent than a producer. In this drug related circumstance.

@@-12Sided Agreed.

@@TheMaztercom no we are not many people aren't drug dealers selling meth with horrible people as careless as Jesse parents.

The insult was his plan to take all the blame.. and let them know hank was dead.. this saved walts family from getting arrested..

@@Coldcloves at the end it was, but before that it felt fucking real

@@rain-gx1lj Really? He was crying while forcing himself to insult her. It was obvious from the beginning what his plan was. It never felt real.

@@rain-gx1lj that was the point of the shot of Skyler's face, stone-faced but listening intently, conveying that she understood that Walt was lying to protect them

That whole part--the screaming, the shot of Holly through the window, the truck backing out of the driveway, her running after it--still gets to me.

me when i exaggerate

@@TheBBCSlurpee fr 😭😭

yeah its almost as haunting as when Walter told Mike he broke bad

@@NaeOnYT it accomplishes what so many horror movies today cannot

@Miscellaneous Viewing when you wrote that reply to that comment, I also read it, well a month later.

@HotWheel_Bernard when you wrote that reply to a reply to a reply to a comment, i read it too. Well, 21 hours later

@@ssh0na398 when you wrote that reply to a reply to a reply to a reply to a comment, i read it. well, 10 days later.

@lavajakob when you wrote that reply to a reply to a reply to a reply to a reply to a comment, I read it. Well, 1 hour later

😂

LMAOOOOO

STOPPP 😂😂

is that a fucking goons reference

Dude, he made an entire other video about it

@immort4l lol I know

There is such a thing as toxic masculinity but it is over used by Misandrists, if someone can describe non-toxic masculine traits without describing feminine traits can talk about it.

what do you expect from breaking bad fans lol.

Cool story, but no one cares.

I actually originally recorded a final line that said "Flynn was talking to us in the car." Had a big back-and-forth on whether or not to include it. Glad the point got across!

I feel like Ozymandias was a big ass slap to the face of the fans who thought Walter was the badass hero and Skyler the whiny bitch. Walter begging and sobbing his lungs out at the start, the phone call, Flynn's dialogue...it's too perfect.

@@l.pietrobon3925 ozymandias honestly kind of reinforced that idea for me 💀

@@conniefan123 It is the first episode of season 5 where Walter isn't cartoonishly evil tbf

literally iconic

granite state and winner better

We ain't snitches :P

that's kinda what my favorite episode of television is like too (season 4 finale from the wire)

I hope things are a lot better nowadays! great profile picture choice btw

Life is a dream don’t be too attached to this reality

The scene is supposed to make you feel uncomfortable.

Off topic but Niko from OneShot profile picture? Cool. Awesome game

100% agreed. It’s unfortunate that she has no social media presence because of toxic fans harassing her and sending her death threats.

She is very attractive too. If you're into blonde milfs with nice smiles.

​@Sand in my Toes that's awful. People really need to separate the character from the performer sheesh.

@@sandinmytoes7027 WHAT????

@@thehillisalive Because she is no Kim wexer in better call Saul

Suddenly 5 seasons worth of events need to be learned at once

I was thinking that too. It is already a traumatic experience regularly having to watch your parents fight, I can’t imagine how it must feel to watch your family fall apart before your own eyes and your parents descend into madness and violence against each other while you’re near powerless to stop any of it.

@@burgerkingbasketballcourt and moments before that you just learnt that your beloved uncle is very possibly dead and you are really not sure if he was murdered by your father or not.

The website is still up too

i find mfs like u really interesting bro. i aint gon lie this jawn is kinda like a personal thing to me you get what i'm saying. it's just like a personal shirt u feel me, what's really crazy is you wouldn't even wanted this if you aint seen me post it u get what im saying. i dont even think u really dripping like that tbh bro. so go ahead find yourself something to wear bro go open your closet bro this not your closet bro this the internet u get what im saving. this shirt fire though shit

i remember when I broke bad

"Every bad has its break" - Jack Breakingbad

This was the exact moment that Walter white told hank its cooking time

hesienburger

Wow, I’m glad you can share your enlightenment with the rest of us.

She's still an annoying character- you can’t exactly save her from that. And let me remind you that she ‘trapped’ herself by choosing, with her adult mind, to participate in the meth business, without anyone else forcing her to. She is not an innocent victim, and that is a really weird point of view to hold.

@@James-jq3hd her alternative was to turn Walt in to the DEA, something that would have exposed walts actions to his son, and cost him having a father in his life, same with Holly. while its arguable she got "greedy" trying to just go back to normal life after Walt quit the business, her options were limited. while she's not an innocent party, she is absolutely Walts most tortured victim, so I think we can give her a bit of slack when judging, her arc in the show is being worn down into things Walt was always ok with.

​@@James-jq3hddidn't really have much of a choice by the time she fully understood the situation. Most spouses aren't likely to put their partner in prison you know.

@@Listed_Gamer she ignored the advice of her divorce attorney, who would have provided her with all the evidence and protection available under the law. She had a free pass and the perfect opportunity to get out. She chose to delve deeper and deeper into crime as if it were a turn on for her, using the same "for the family" justification Walt had (paying Hank's hospital bills). You're only giving her a break because she's a woman and you think she's incapable of deciding what's right and wrong for herself. In the end, she couldn’t go full gangsta.

I first watched the show in eighth grade (too young?), so I think a lot of the nuance and themes of the show went over my head the first time through. I wish that more people watched it with your attitude, to be honest, as I think it's the most accurate one, but if you scroll through these comments, about half of them are saying Walt did nothing wrong which is a little terrifying to me

You're supposed to sympathize with him. You're supposed to go down with him. You're supposed to excuse or even justify his actions. It's not until the end that you get a wakeup call and realize he was the villain all along. That's the main point of the show.

Thanks. I knew Walt was a 'potential monster' when he didn't take Elliot's offer. God, the Hubris!

It was easy for me to keep rooting for Walt in the context of a fictional story. But for me the facade shattered after he let Jane die. My egotistical fantasies apparently have a limit! My mom said from the first time Walt lied to his wife she knew what kind of man he was, even if he never became Heisenberg. (And I am certain that was what Vince intended as well.) My mom has had a strong marriage for over 40 years now, forged through fire. There's no room for bullshit in that. On the same note she had a problem with Skylar being a bad parent, but it was never like what the audience did, hating on her in favor of Walt. She wanted them to live happily ever after of course, but there was no facade shattered for her, and I always found that really interesting. Elliots' offer was also another early foundation for Walt's character, take it or leave it. I apparently forgot about that huge moment in favor of fun times haha.

Walt wasn't a good guy, but not a bad guy either. Just like the other characters in this show.

nah it was cool as fuck tbh

@@TheBBCSlurpee hell yeah, like anybody in their right mind would think it's ok or even possible

@@jeffgayzose8129 for real it’s like the people who say cod turns people into mass shooters. If you can’t distinguish fiction from reality you are basically lobotomized

He broke that bad really well 11/10 scene!

Omg yeah I’m season 13!!

Indubitably.

Apparently

I N D E E D

Yep, this was really fascinating. Lots of technical mastery I had overlooked.

Your Goddamn Right

In fact, Walt wasn’t even supposed to kidnap Holly, Bryan Cranston, the actor that portrays Walter White saw the opportunity and abducted her, the directors liked this SO much that they decided to keep it in the show Bravo Vince! Truly one of the moments of all time

@@randomuser1010 this was the moment Bryan Cranston broke bad

@@randomuser1010 breaking bad wasnt even supposed to be a crime drama, it was meant to be a family-friendly sitcom but bryan cranston started cooking meth on set and vince liked it so much they rolled with it

@@nutsackreviews 💀

She broke down because her screen partner of five seasons acted out a kidnapping? C'mon dude. In 9 cases out of 10 these "tHiS AcToR aCtUaLLy BrOkE dOwN" trivias are just bullshit their PR manager gets dumbass redditors to believe and spread to others to make the actor look better.

Because they're teenagers that hate women and think Walter can't do anything wrong.

Cuz breaking bad fans are emotionally stunted bitter losers who hate women because stacy rejected them in 10th grade

​@@emporioalnino4670seems like you're projecting, bud.

@@freshrockpapa-e7799because she’s annoying.

@@emporioalnino4670bro is projecting

I don't think he was trying to save his daughter from them, he was desperately trying to hold onto his family and Holly was his last option at that point. By taking her he gave up on Skyler or Walter Jr. ever forgiving him. It was a crime of passion, it wasn't premeditated like you're suggesting. He wanted to take Skyler, Walter Jr., and Holly with him in the truck, but Holly became his only choice after the fight

I think the reason he took Holly is simple. He wasn't planning on keeping her and raising her on the run. He took her because he loved her and knew he might never see his family again and so he stole one last moment with her. But mainly he wasn't thinking. One last selfish act.

@@kevinburch4932 that's what I thought too after I just rewatched it. It seemed like he just took her to spend SOME time with her since he knows his fate and will never be able to see her again. It's obvious how he holds her later, it made me sympathize with him again

um what? what point was he trying to prove? i think you missed the mark entirely on your idea of what happened but to each their own. He had given up on his family and thought the kid was the only thing left of it, he wasnt thinking "i need to take my kid to save her from my craaazy none drug making family!"

Hank is the husband of Marie which is the sister of Skylar. Hank isn't Walters brother.

They're not a big fan of women defending themselves

Yeah, I remember watching the Breaking Bad Honest Trailer and both the video and the comments portrayed Skyler as an annoying, nagging bitch of a wife. So when I finally watched the series, I was so confused. Nagging bitch where? Her actions and inactions were overall valid and understandable. But even today, Walt fans vilify the hell out of the characte... and the actress too. It's quite concerning.

@@gardengloop1060 idk, Jesse also gets a ton of shit.

@@magencrisis1682 I haven't seen a single person complain about Jesse, and if they were it wouldn't be in comparison to skylar

I didn't like Walt by the end of the show, but you have to admit that skylar attacking walt with a knife was a stupid decision on her part, especially to do it in front of walt jr.

Sorry to hear that

But on the flip side, 69 likes. Nice.

I mean mom pulled the knife first so idk what ur talking about He doesn’t know anything about Heisenberg but yet they portrayed like he does Didn’t e spect people to be so angry it’s just an opinion I still live breaking bad I was just voicing my opinion

@@behindyou3689 other than the fact that he'd been told everything by his mom and aunt directly before this?

@@SenorCoupon true but he doesn't believe them it just doesn't make sense they portray Skylar as this innocent woman but she is pretty terrible and walt jr worships his dad the whole show and switches on him on a dime but not when his mom slashed his dad with a knife? bad directing this the only point in the show that sucked for me just not a good ending to these characters in my opinion stupid and didn't make sense

The fear I felt thinking that Flynn was going to die in this scene was too much, I was still reeling from Hank's death and if he died I think I would've had to take a break.

Oh my god.... that would've been INSANE if he fell on the knife.

Yeah, it's like they're reduced to genuine primal fear and you can see how much it messes with Walt when he sees his family in that state, due to his actions.

I think that scene is stupid Walter jr acted like an idiot in that scene straight up lied to the cops he doesn’t know anything about Heisenberg his mom pulled the knife

@@behindyou3689 lmao am not talking about the context. Yes walter Jr was a idiot. But the shot itself visually was beautiful and haunting. Even if you hate the show you admit. Also you literally sound like your 12 lmaooo. Most people would argue Walt was in the wrong in most of this season.

@@behindyou3689 well, to say he had quite a bit to digest in that scene is putting it lightly, he could not think straight lol

@@behindyou3689 yeah, no matter who was in the right or wrong it kinda makes no sense that Flynn sided with Skyler in that situation

its "skyler"

Everyone turns on you when you disarm them?

so true....

@@bennywolfe4357 lol 😂

its "skyler"

that’s a massive reach. every single kitchen has one of those things.

@@Zack29810 Ya, but it's shown clearly near the centre of the frame many times. This is breaking bad, they don't just put random things in a shot repeatedly for no reason

@@Zack29810 no it's not, look at the angle of the camera when it appears. I think it was kind of obvious when they showed them the last time before Skyler used them

@@lilequalityraps1232Planning on rewatching the show I'll keep that in mind but I don't think you need a setup or forshadow for a simple kitchen knife though

@@Zack29810 Gus Fring's kitchen had a knife block, too.

Hmm, idk about that. I agree that Jesse feels the weight of his actions a lot heavier than Walt does, but there are still many moments where Jesse was in the wrong when it came to Walt. For one, Walt was right to say that Jesse’s threat of burning his money would only be hurting his wife and kids; not Walt. Despite the plan being a scheme between Jesse and Hank, their end goal was clear to have Walt arrested and have his money be repossessed by the DEA. Walt explained both to Hank and Jesse that he likely only had 6 months left to live, meaning he’d both never survive until a verdict gets reached in court and he doesn’t have the time to spend his $80 million in cash. Jesse and Hank’s scheme was solely intended on “beating” Walt out of spite, even if it meant he’d never face _true_ justice or that his family would really be the only ones suffering. Second, Jesse was wrong to side with Gus over Walt during the time Gus was trying to pit the two of them together. One could blame Walt for his faults and mistakes, but Gus is MUCH worse than Walter in every regard. I don’t blame Walt for making Brock sick and framing Gus in order to smack some sense back into Jesse, because Jesse needed a reminder about who Gus truly is and how Gus would _actually_ be willing to murder a kid like Brock while Walt merely poisoned him to give Brock flu-like symptoms; refusing to cross that line which Gus has walked many times over without a second thought. Third, Jesse indirectly caused Jane’s death. He got her hooked back onto drugs and no matter how many people try to blame her death on Walt for his inaction, it was ultimately Jesse who introduced her to drugs just like how he introduced the other people in the rehab therapy group to drugs.

It hurts every time. It’s so sad. “We’re a family” as Skyler and Flynn are in fear and shock just completely terrified of Walt. The second time he whispers it is what makes it so strong and super sad

To me, his fear is now that now they know that his "we're a family" doesn't mean anything to them. Walt considered Hank family, too. Now Hank is dead and they know he had something to do with his death. They know that they are not safe from him. And that's when it also dawns on Walt that all hope to have them on his side is lost. He has lost and his only chance to have them not turn on him is to leave.

"you don't forget this episode" as if i'd forget any episode to begin with.

Why would you say he “kidnapped” his own daughter? idk bro, from the way Skylar attacked Walt with a knife and his son lying to the police about what happened, I’d say Holly was in danger being around her mother and brother. Not only does Walt have the legal right as a parent to take his own daughter for a car ride, but Walt could’ve comfortably supported Holly for years with the money he earned. I’d say forget the hysterical wife and the lying, ungrateful son and just live a new life as a single father with his daughter. Those two made their choices by stabbing Walt with a knife and make a false report to the police, so screw ‘em. No money for them I’d say, but Walt has too big of a heart to go through with something like that, and he’s willing to forgive those who wronged him.

​@@UndertakerU2berbait

@@NiigoMeeks How is that bait? Walt was the one that was had his hand sliced by a hysterical wife that wrongly believed her husband murdered their brother in law, and then their son had the audacity to lie to the police and portray his father as the menace. Do you think the violent wife with a knife and the lying son are in the right here? I’m curious why you’d think so…

@@UndertakerU2ber 🥱

@@NiigoMeeks Ah I see, you’re some sort of role-reversing troll, where you troll others by deliberately making baseless troll accusations in order to cause outrage and confusion. That’s kinda clever, but your yawning emoji gave it away. I give your trolling a D+ for creativity, but I’m taking lots of points off since you gave it away in your second reply…

Even though you can't justify most of his actions through the whole show, I believe that walt's family was his top priority until this scene. Of course becoming a cold criminal isn't a good to way show you care about your family, but the intentions of everything he's done was to keep his family safe and not have to worry about money. So I do feel bad for him to a certain extent.

Yes same here. We were eager for his downfall. It’s insane to me that people knew he poisoned a child and were still rooting for him 😭

Which is why he’s one of the best characters in TV history

I supported him just because he's cool

walt is goated bro get off your high horse

Nah, look at Knives Out

I think his work as director on Breaking Bad and Last Jedi is excellent, and his work as writer of Knives Out is great too, but visually the movie is kind of whatever. Waiting to see him combine those things, 'til then Ozymandias is as close as we have

I think Looper is Rian's best work. Both as writer and director. Such an amazing minimalist take on time travel and science fiction.

TLJ good

@@colinftp3288 Nope

me when i exaggerate

^^^^

I was never with him since day one and it kept getting ridiculous and him making unnecessary moves to cover up another unnecessary moves , literally all he had to do is take the damn money from Elliott and Gretchen he even told everyone that the money he made was theirs like he didn't even care about his ego in front of his family and friends

These jokes got old

i would lose for sure if i was in a "least funny joke on earth" competition with you

@@ketaminepoptarts I would lose if I was in a loser contest with you

@@KidneysHurt loser? We aren't in the 90s anymore, no one that I've met uses that as an insult lol

@@lukeaustin4465 Your existence is an insult to our society, loser

THAT he did for his family.

@@saulgoodmanKAZAKH i mean yeah saul you even told him after that the phone call was smart

I think he initially took Holly because at that point, she was the only family member that still loved him. It isn't until the bathroom scene that he decides to leave Holly at the fire station and call Skyler in order to exonerate her.

I interpreted it as the phone call was when he decided to do so. It was his one moment of "clarity" where he does one thing for his family.

@@personman1148 yea i agree. walt admitted that he did everything for himself, but that phone call was the only thing i could see that was genuinely for his family. sure he gave his kids millions of dollars but in a stupid and dangerous way that ended up tearing his family apart and killing a loved one

Agreed; I'm currently in a film analysis class to round out my last few credits, and it's so cool to actually see the things from our notes in media I'm actually familiar with. It makes it a lot easier to understand

*#lolz*

Just did that, my 4th time and it's like watching it again for the first time sometimes.

Nice profile pic

Gets even crazier than that, cause walts whole story was all over the news afterwards, so a in just a few days they'd know exactly what caused that to happen.

I really doubt he would’ve killed her. In the fight, she was the aggressor. Then jr lied about it. No matter what hank did, Walt was t willing to kill him. He was willing to go to prison instead, so why should we think he would’ve killed skyler?

@@bennywolfe4357 it’s less about him actually killing her and more about the threat. Plainly, Walt is way more dangerous than his family. With Walt Jr. knowing so little of what happened and thinking that Walt *DID* kill Hank, the threat of also being killed is present in the minds of Skyler and Jr.

@@AlmightyArceus not really he was about to get cut again and saved himself

@@bennywolfe4357 yeah I fucking hate how Jr lies to the police

I don’t think he would have killed her.

I agree with you