This is the moment when i am the danger became i am the one who knocks.

I searched "Walt tells Skyler she got him fucked up"

there's a third type of person who looked up "you clearly don't own an airfryer" and this got recommended

@@JVH96 “skyler on my moms bruh you trippin balls right now”

I looked up Walt tells skyler shes a b*tch

Tell your dad's wife to stop pissing him off.

If your mom is half the bitch that Skylar is I'm sorry for your dad

Underrated

If only my dad only showed as much energy as Walt did here, I wouldn't seek validation in youtube comments

@@luizhenriqueferreira3314 Skylar was the one with sense, you sound like an incel.

xD LOL

amazing

Ha!

Amazing. Take my like

Omg 😂😂😂

Honestly though, it honestly looks like he scared himself after saying that

@@zatderpscout6017 fair point

@@zatderpscout6017 He was scared. Walter and his whole family were in danger.

​@@zatderpscout6017he was scared of Gus

​@zatderpscout6017 He just admitted to being a killer. He realized too late he shouldn't have said that.

Bean and bust Jesse's bathroom door down!

A comment you can hear 😌♥️

Half the show is just Walt shouting Jesse.

@@123455thatguy xD

No oh god my heart

he walks away from her and when he turns around he's a completely different person. like some alternate personality took over. this scene hits like a sledgehammer and the impact holds up on repeated viewings.

He takes off his outer shirt (which is red) and reveals a darker red (almost black) shirt as he turns around. He is "turning black" like the song says, becoming more Heisenberg and less White.

That's what makes this scene so amazing. It's the first time she really sees Heisenberg and not her husband. He turns around and transforms.

Walter white has left the chat...

Walter white has left the chat...

exactly...he got the chance to do what he does best and he got the appreciation he deserved for his skills..

yeah, ironically Walt was addicted to a drug, the drug of success, control, and recognition for his talents.

@@westingtyler2ik you’re trying to metaphorical but no Walt was addicted to a drug, like you said he was addicted to the thrill and the feeling of success, that is not a drug.

@@lucasbrown2656 i mean, yeah it is. dopamine is literally a drug. a chemical. it's not an 'over the counter or illicit controlled substance" but the function on the brain is the same. whether it's sex, illegal substances, thrillseeking, or just enjoying a good meal, these are still possible addictions when taken to extremes that harm one's life, so Walt's addiction to his trade is a strong metaphor/allegory/parable or whatever for substance abuse since his unyielding desire for that feeling is destroying his life and family, just as an illegal substance would. I'd say it's an apt comparison, and very poetic from a story design perspective, that Walt is an addict just as much as the people he sells to, just to a different chemical.

Both Walt and Jessie were addicts. One for meth, the other for making it

It's very similar to Raskolnikov's confession in Crime and Punishment. Both epic scenes.

Yes

Well said

xd

seriously though. I loved the show all the way through and it was amazing to see how Walt changed into what he never wanted to become.

perfect

perfect

I am the one who rocks!

Ah christ Marie

@@theamphibinator greatest reply/comment in history.

This comment would have another 3k likes if you said ‘minerals became rocks’

“Marie, is that my minerals?”

THIS, so much THIS. The speechless stammering motions of the mouth just seal the epicness of this scene.

he was just shocked to finally say it out loud to his wife

yes this makes it. season 5 is just him being terrified of himself

I hear he looks in the mirror every night and shits his pants in terror just from the sight of his own reflection

When his humanity started to slip back into place.

His acting is phenomenal literally the best I’ve seen

@@QqqqOutaNkwwj very true, the only person who I thinks is amazing as Bryan Cranston is joquin Phoenix

When did they say that?

Olá olá olá olá

Agreed. The show imv is completely overrated (The Wire hardly even gets mentioned these days), but his acting literally gets better by the seasons.

I did

Just did 😢

I’ve never seen it

​@@bubblenyte4359 But not for the first time. I never finished so I could technically do it.

Onions

​@@coolguy05190 LAYERS! Onions have layers, OGRES have LAYERS!

He was only Walt when he had the red shirt on. When he took it off to reveal the darker red, it was Heisenburg standing there, showing himself to Skylar for the first time. She goes from looking at Walt, whom she thinks is some shallow pond that's simple and harmless, to seeing a leviathan staring back at her from the depths.

@@kylewoods9182 bro what 😂😂 y’all thinkin way to muchb

Bravo Vince

that is Heisenberg for ya

Notice the scar: Someone removed something from him that had been with him his whole life and water will never wash away the scar that was left.

Ladyhawk's Lair of Learning That’s probably left over from his surgery.

It's really not that badass it is kinda stupid. The dialogue is mehh. The situation doesn't lend itself. Walt high off his ego belittles his wife. And he isn't even that threatening. How is this badass.

@@The-Big-Boss he is the one who knocks. Irony aside, he is telling his wife that he isn't the weak and passive unsuccessful chemist anymore.

@@sora7049 Plus she also loses her purple color once Hank died. She lost her color.

Didn't notice that. Thank you!

Symbolic

The fact you spotted this is genius. You 🏆

@Sheikh Rick you do realize that it isn't just vince gilligan that worked on breaking bad

Ohhh man skyler never really cared like thay for walt she gave him a half bad jerky derfy on his birthday in season 1

lol. Skyler doesnt want to help Walt, she's just afraid. This is typical mother behaviour. She wants him to be a boring clerk with a save salary instead of a man with ambition and a purpose. But later in the show she'll hump him like there's no tomorrow. She likes bad boy Walt, but she cant be with him. The whole show is about Walt developing his character. He turns from a pussy to a bad boy and then, right before he dies, he finishes the journey by becoming the hero, admitting to his faults and arrogance and by saving Jessy. Moral of the story is to incorporate your dark side before it overwhelms you. Walt was a pussy for too long and then the backlash to his weakness overwhelmed him. So dont be a pussy, assert yourself when need be!

@@hanswurscht6625 Lol "a man with ambition and purpose" is a strangely deceptive way to describe a man who becomes a stone-cold killer and meth manufacturer.

@@SomeTomfoolery There is nothing strange about that at all. Ambition isnt limited to the things we like, it's an amoral concept. Ghengis Khan was certainly an ambitious man, but he also was a mass murderer. Lots of great men of history had questionable ambitions. But ambitions nonetheless. The fact that Walts ambition turns dark is important. Thats what happens with people who live a life too afraid to act. He could have had his shot at greatness with grey matter technologies, but he chickend out, took the save route and became a totally overqualified high school teacher. Then his resentment grew (see Eliots birthday party) and finally broke free. Thats a relateable story which makes Breaking Bad such a cool show. This scene with Skyler is the same. Its not just about Walt being a murderous drug dealer, this is what women and especially mothers are like. Pick the save route, do what I want you to do, be a good boy. Your reward is a disinterested handjob at your 50s birthday. Walt is a good boy and ofc he gets zero respect for it. What he did was right, he should have asserted himself a long time ago. If he had done it when it was appropriate, he might not had to overcompensate by becoming a drug kingpin. But he certainly had to break bad a little bit, cause he was a pussy who lacked teeth.

@@hanswurscht6625 The first half is pretty apt, but there's no world in which what Walt did was right. We could discuss what role his environment had in his making, but he's still ultimately morally responsible for the evil he did. And in what world do women not like men who are ambitious and successful? Those are the ones who best provide for their family. Skyler is horrified not that he's ambitious but that he's a criminal. Walt absolutely has the choice to become good and successful, Grey Matters willingly invites him in. But his pride leads him to his fall.

YOU'RE GODDAMN RIGHT.

Oooh good one. Never really thought of that. She was talking to Heisenberg, not Walter White

irishmanonthecan exactly

Notice he takes off his flannel before he answers, so that he is exposing what is underneath to Skylar just before his monologue- he is exposing Heisenberg, shedding his external identity and showing who he really is underneath.

Kristine Kemper lol stop overanalyzing he was heading into the shower

I work in a candle factory and my job is to put the right wax in the machine. If i don't the machine clogs up and there is a 3.21% chance of a pressurized explosion... Can I say the line if they try to fire me???

hahahahahaha, true for so many of us :D

Coron Deeja You win one internet

Then you totally missed the point of the show.

AdumbroDeus It's a joke....

Either he’s got the corona virus...or he’s cooking meth

Has he gone bald and cooking meth

Does he have a goatee

Does he wear a fedora?

does he have sunglasses, and have you ever heard a phone ringing from above while in class?

Nothing about Walt was ever "badass" He was just a smart guy that had luck and value because of his cooking skills

No, you are misinterpreting the show. This scene right here is Walt's defense mechanism after being told he is in danger and not the big bad wolf he feels he is. He was helpless. Focus on the brilliantly acted expressions of Bryan Cranston, it's a facade and even in this moment, he knew it wasn't true, he even begins to slightly tear up in the scene at what he just said to Skylar, trembling and everything.

@@ViciousSmitt12 Exactly, spot on Its actually crazy how misinterpreted this scene is. I think a lot of this show's fans missed huge points in the series

JayS he was never a badass personally. He had Jesse do the dirty work. I don't think he slightly teared up rather than he just comprehended what he just said to his wife knowing that it was gonna make things worse between them.

@@CustomFitted yeah smart guy that blow a man

Emmy

Nope you are wrong. EVERY SECOND OF THIS DESERVES ONE!!!

One the best show ever written

Emmy*

To make you feel better Sir Anthony Hopkins who is best for playing Hannibal Lector wrote Bryan Cranston a letter congratulating him for his portrayal of Walter White.

Plot twist: "You're not the only one"

better yet "Ted's the one I fuck"

genius bitch

STOP LOL

And we're the only one who can give Flynn a breakfast

Underrated comment !!!

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Cringe

@@animationworld449 bad

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Jordanjsk brilliant

Jordanjsk Aaron Paul: Bitch!!

lmfao

good.no. great

Brilliant

OzzyOscy the face can talk without words

@@bigheadbob37 Oooo...kaaaay...

OzzyOscy the face has the eyes does it not? Don’t oooo Kay me 👀

@@bigheadbob37 **backs away slowly**

OzzyOscy don’t be daft

I got batman vibes

@@emmankrumah4613 mee to omg

I got chills when he said I am the one who knocks

IndieMan C *through

How do you even manage to fuck up a word like that?

MikeMJPMUNCH wow didn't notice, that's briliant

MikeMJPMUNCH so deep

Son Goku We must explore deeper.

Hotsex spy prepare uranus....

MikeMJPMUNCH some might call it blood red

uhh ok

@@core4119 okay?

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He sounded like the evil incarnated

Legit gives me goose bumps

John Smith at the time he was at his most vulnerable, he’s about to get his ass beat by Jesse and mike, get tased by Tyrus, and have his entire family threatened to be murdered by Gus. On top of that he also finds out almost the entirety of his money is gone. He does become the danger after he kills Gus though.

@@thahomiejosh9203 he already at that time sent Jesse after Gale, killed two Gus's dealers in cold blood

Dorian Gray those were indeed very badass moments for walter but that still doesn’t negate the fact that during this scene he is indeed in very hot water

@@thahomiejosh9203 it's normal to be even little bit overconfident in your abilities to be successful, especially in that business)

Dorian Gray i do get why walter has a big ego, especially after he kills gus.

+alberto gonzales And I am the one who shoots

Hashrag ah LOL Very Nice xD

Do you know the truth?

+A Very Kind Guy The truth is that Christianity or any other religion is a cult of terrorism (not always bombing building and shit but scaring people into obeying your cult's rules with the threat of hell).

Mickey Deez no

Adam Nicholson So true

Adam Nicholson I've said enough

+Amonfobious That's me in the meth lab, that's me in the black hat, raising money for family.

+Adam Nicholson I told more than she can get.

+Kari ^ You broke the chain man. Un cool.

you mean the color of his beard???

Matt Josh That does change quite frequently it always looks darker in Seasons 4 and 5 than the first half of Season 3...

I think he meant his t-shirt xd

Abraham Studios ur so right. when he turned around he was someone else entirely.

wasnt a jacket it was a red button up shirt

@@78Soko semantics.

Everyone knows Heisenbergs cant penetrate red button front shirts

It was said the colors characters wear is supposed to represent their current emotional state with one another.

Walt- “You’re god damn ri..wait...How do you know that? have you been listening to my conversations??”

We're done when I say we're done.

Walt amping himself up in the mirror

Joseph Davis

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Naks

Bryan Cranston could say "ohh boopity Doo lalala Dee. I'm a pretty little sunflower, look at me" and make it sound terrifying.

Yet, this iconic line is said when Walt is most scared and in fear for his life. So it’s all posturing, which escapes almost everyone because Cranston delivered it so well. The character is trying to convince himself he’s in control when he clearly isn't, thus why he shows a hint of fear at the end of saying it. He needs to convince himself he’s in charge so he overcompensates in the opposite direction, e.g. “I am the danger".

@@dziedzicprusky3141 NOKs

How does he ..? I dont know, guess he is just doing the right pronouncing. Why do people ask questions like this ..

It's fan service-y. "I am the one who knocks" is more clever.

“You’re got damn right”

Poor Skyler :(

I agree. His inflection on that last sentence is a little funny to me. I think if he had a few more tries or they chose a different take he could have made the entire comment like the "danger" part. Also I think they edited out some dialogue after the "Knocks". Watch it again and tell me what you think.

@@20TonChop ur saying one of the greatest scenes in tv show history needed "more takes"? it was perfect, the entire thing and im not just being a blind fan. Every voice tone, every look he gave, every hand movement he made was calculated down to the second by cranston and gilligan. And seeing as though you cant take the cranston out of walter white, a part of cranston is walter and when he was focused and tapped into his character he was flawless, atleast in the takes that made it to screen. Every scene has atleast a couple of takes even if it wasnt messed up, the director wants multiple options to choose from. This scene was chosen, this scene was perfect and I think trying to dismiss it and say it needs more takes in a couple of sentences is pretty misguided

No

@@Oliver17234 ?

Good one

hahaha nice

James Michel Gale knows that

James Michel While crying like a little bitch.

'cept he didn't.

That alongside "I did not hit her, I did nawwwwwt"

Oh hi mark

You obviously never seen the sopranos

you sound like a terrible person

+Isaias Castillo The Sopranos was great, but Breaking Bad surpassed it. That's just a simple fact. I'm a huge fan of Sopranos, but it was more a pastiche and satirical look at stereotypical gangsters - Breaking Bad's brilliance was that it took normal people into the underworld and explored what happens in real-life crime.

Walt was talking about Frings operation with this analogy, not Grey Matter.

@@BuddsHanzoSword Doesnt matter, its not that deep. They just say different stock options fell/rose, and it was after Walt's confirmed death. This is clearly a reference considering 99% of El Camino is references to Breaking bad. Like the movie or hate it, its a reference back to the line "if I dont show up to work, a business big enough that it could be listed on the nasdaq goes belly up" (I will say though, you're not wrong lol but its still a reference)

@@MemeAlchemist You thought it was talking about Gus frings meth operation on the radio? Lol.

@@sarahcusack read my reply to mr Hanzo Sword. No I did not think that.

@@MemeAlchemist Yeah, you did..

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You're goddamn right!

He's good with the slight head tilt

Watch it at .75x speed. Beautiful

Absolutely. He transforms from Walt to Heisenberg right before Skyler's eyes in that scene.

Fucking absolutely, one of the, if not THE best scene in TV. Excluding all his other epic scenes in Breaking Bad. I love how well thought out the show is, and the acting, perfect, legit 100% everything is perfect with Breaking Bad. haha, *Has wet dreams*

I think what makes the scene so great is that rage like this can happen to anyone. Let's be honest, when we all reach that boiling point we just let our initial thoughts come over and we all just let it out, just like Heisenberg (not Walter white)... And then for Heisenberg to actually follow through by killing gus, and then telling his wife that he did, with pride no less... The scene truly speaks volumes.

True. I would only add that this is not only the best scene in TV History; its the best scene in TV or film history.

I have to include the garage scene when Hank and Walt have their confrontation. That scene is brilliantly acted by both men! The emotions are off the chart, and when Walt tells Hank to tread lightly, the deafening silence after that is the only thing that could follow. I get chills every time.

Heisenberg and Walter White. One man, two personalities.

+Syrnian Walter was wearing the light red shirt, when he took it off and the shirt became a dark red, that's Heisenberg

+Syrnian No, it was one personality

Filip Decuk You are wrong.

+Syrnian He wasn't schizofrenic or something, he became what he really was

Alter shit makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up

Scar Tissue b-side

Heinsinberg

Fr man. It’s crazy how we saw him as a teacher and all that. Skyler saw that, she saw a sweet loving man, and when he said that shit, it shook the hell out of me. Heisenberg is a monster. Plus, I’m stoned and this scene still excites me lol

Thats acctualu what he was aiming for, he wanted to make a show with an end and not some bulshit going on and on and on that and having the protagonist become the atagonist was his goal when he was brainstorming for this show

but Huell is still in that safe house...

Yetaxa Oh yeah. Well played

The only thing that they didn't really explain in the show is why Walter left grey matter.

I always assumed it had to do with his relationship with Gretchen.

Agreed. This scene and when Walt runs the 2 gangbangers over

nice pic

I just finished it. This part right here is where it all went out the window. Absolutely crazy. I'm going to miss this show.

Same here

me too

fuck me i did not notice that. genius script work by the creators ..

Yeah, paying attention to the colors is very important in this series. Walter White used to wear a lot of green in the beginning, when he was a nerdy, unhappy teacher. As he progresses and becomes more of an authority, he starts wearing redder, like when he comes out of the chemo and keeps the beard: he's wearing strong pink. In the end, he mostly only wears faded brownish colors. Skylar used to wear light blue. As the series progresses, she starts wearing more and more darker colors.

I could have whatched this scene a hundred times and not noticed that. Awesome!

Shout out to Channel Criswell's Colour in Storytelling video for pointing that out too :)

cool

Actually i know people that see this for the first time and gives a f can you believe it ?

I watched it religiously.. But i feel now that this is overrated af.

I’m on ep 4 sn 1 right now because this clip came up in my feed! #excited

This show is extremely overated, like the acting is perfect through all the seasons, but the story lacks something, it's so fcking boring only the final 2 seasons were averagely interesting but still not enough

@@blindking7456 the fuck you're on about

lol

happened to me just the other day

mol bax wait a min...

mol bax ummmmm

Typical husbands smh

LMAOO

Lmao!

that was me when i got my job at whataburger 😂

when i got hired at mcdonalds 💀💀💀

💀💀💀

did he really say that? sounds a bit random for anyone outside the cast to say that.

@@molin1310 anthony hopkins wrote a letter where he says that bryan cranstons acting in breaking bad was the best he has ever seen.

@@molin1310 www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2013/10/anthony-hopkins-breaking-bad-fan-letter?verso=true

Molin also a bit random to say it without it being true

hey i dont actually know the show, at what point in it does this happen? i was just wondering because after he gives his speech, he looks somewhat upset, he kind of pivots from being mad to almost looking a little surprised by himself, just wondering if that was right.

so true

A far cry from Sheriff Bullock's wife in 'Deadwood'

DominicDeAngelis Lol I watch your videos

The line between okay and retarded is crossed when people start disliking an actor/actress because of his or her role in a certain show, as if they're the same people.

Lol, the nicest people always want to play the meanest characters for whatever reason.

What is got?

@@nksenadeera2601 game of throns

@@nawafalshehri4546 wooosh /

@@nksenadeera2601 that is a kinda gay woooosh.

@@Jack-cf7wm that is kinda racist. /Woosh

He is already better than batman, because you know, I can actually understand him..

It signified that she wasn't talking to Walt anymore. She was speaking to Heisenberg.

Yes, and the use of colours is not casual.

@@bullseyes1983 strontium

He’s in the empire business

It's also the first time she was ever put in her place in that marriage...

It may seem cheesy but Walter White died in crawl space and Heisenberg came out. No more mister nice guy like everyone thought he was

Bobby shmurdas Hat Then he comes back in ep 15

@@bobbyshmurdashat3254 the absolute last of walter white is when he calls the police on himself

@@uhhh4714 i dont know why people say that there is one moment where it goes from 100% walt to 100% heisenberg in one moment and never switches back, they are two aspects of his personality, it's not like a split personality disorder.

DodoSandwich Two of the best shows ever created. Now just the long wait for BCS season 5.

@@themissinglink8307 what bcs

I just started watching this yesterday. On episode 4 season 1 😍

How is better call saul?

@@realdoozy2857 if u r fan of breaking bad you will love better call saul it is not only about jimmy saul goodman u will also find out how mike meet gus, hector, tuco and interesting new character nacho. this series is not end session 5 is coming

spanish is weird