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"Tuco is now impressed by Walter after realizing he's a fellow crazy person." This is gold.

Combo didn't die when he got shot, he died of thirst because Brock shot a hole in his drink

you see all of Breaking Bad is actually a fanfiction written by Mr. White's students. He never tells them anything about his personal life so they just made stuff up and eventually it went totally off the rails.

I like how marie was baffled by skylar screaming "SHUT UP!!" over and over, and the one thing she didn't do was actually... shut. up.

I love how stone cold Mike is so surprised by Gus' boxcutter assassination that he recoiled and aimed his gun at him.

It astonishes me on how a show with so many drug dealers and lunatics managed to make us hate a pregnant woman with family problems more than anything.

Thank you so much for creating this. I suffered from a severe Traumatic Brain Injury years ago and have wanted to see this again since I got back from the hospital.

I didn't even realize I went through an hour of my life until he talked about watching the whole thing astonishing how well he made this video

Actually seeing walters life before the meth makes me sad, after I love his confidence it’s just hard not to. Like what an amazing way to play a character, so many developments were made for many different characters.

Every few years I get the urge to rewatch Breaking Bad, but it's 5 whole seasons. Watching clips on Y T doesn't quite scratch the itch. This does. Well done.

This is truly the greatest show of all time. Good memes, Good Actors, Perfect Story, Perfect Ending, Gutwrenching scenes. I loved season 5 the most. So many Things happened I love breaking bad

After finally giving Better Call Saul a chance, I realized how much I actually forgot about the plot of BB and was contemplating giving it a second watch. Would've been hours wasted if I didn't find this video, and I'm probably not alone. Thanks a lot mate, your commentary and editing was godly.

18:00 the reason why walt punched the paper dispenser in the toilet is because he was angry that he might actually live. He has done terrible things, he wanted to get money for the family and die. The longer he lives, the more damage he caused.

Jesse was probably the most tortured soul in this entire show. I'm glad it all ended good for him in El Camino albeit with some horrible memories

Ozymandias is probably the greatest single episode of TV I've ever seen. Gritty, Grim, no smooth camera moves, dark and it knows it. A truly heartbreaking moment for everyone; Jesse, Skyler, Walt Jr., hell even Heisenberg himself. Just sad, and extremely well acted.

We all watched Breaking Bad; whether it was out of curiosity or acquaintance or living that lifestyle. It was a great series that was interesting to the public. It had the humor, the hurt feelings, depicting reality or possibilities of what can happen. It didn’t matter to me if episodes seemed off the hook, or think the plot should have been this way or Troy should of or Jesse could of. Its entertainment, not a guide book, and I enjoyed it. This compact version was to the point and was great. Good job!! Just leaving my comment is all.

I gotta love the way the script of the show described those final minutes of Walt. To quote: "We look straight down on Walt, as he tumbles into frame, lying flat on his back on the floor. His eyes stare up at us, lifeless. And yet, his final expression is one of faint satisfaction. Police officers approach him now. Four, six, eight of them. They approach him carefully, their guns drawn and aimed. But they're too late. He got away" What a perfect way to just summarize the final shot of the show.

Gus killed Victor because Victor stupidly got spotted at the scene of Gail's murder. Later on, when the DEA brings Gus in for questioning, it shows a sketch of Victor hanging on the wall of the police dept.

I'm only to the end of S2 but I'm a bit disappointed there wasn't mention about how effective "Grilled" was as an introduction to an episode. For a show that hits so many emotional beats and can sway rapidly between drama, comedy, and suspense, the ominous creaking noises intercut with various images of the property at extreme zoom-ins with minimal context is marvelous. Even if everyone knew that Walt and Jesse were making it out alive, no one could predict how such a grim scene would arise. And this being the earliest examples of Jesse having to fight back against the people who underestimate and abuse him is really emotional.

I'm not sure if anyone has said this already but I finally understand why Jessie comes to the conclusion that Huell lifted the Ricin off of Jesse. As Jesse is waiting to be picked up, he realizes the dope he brought with him is gone. This is mentioned by Saul when Jesse attacks him saying, "I had Huell lift your dope. I told you I couldn't risk the guy not taking you." So Jesse puts it together that if Huell could swipe the dope off of him, he could have done the same with the Ricin. Now I will agree its still a leap for him to come up with that, but I don't think it's completely out of the blue.

I’ve seen the show 4 times and I’m always surprised how quickly Jane comes in and how quickly she leaves.

40:00 This is wrong, Gus killed Victor because Victor’s face was seen at Gale’s murder scene, not because he was wasting meth materials. It also did double down as an intimidation tactic for Jesse and Walter.

Thank you so much for this! I know this probably took an obscene about of time to make, it’s so well made, edited and it did it’s job in reminding me of fantastic episodes before I binge better call Saul

I watched every episode, when it aired. Most more than once since. This still pointed out things I missed. Brilliant. Well done. Subbed, liked and commented.

Out of all the atrocities we are forced to witness throughout this show, in my opinion, nothing comes even close to Jesse watching Todd execute Andrea. Everytime i see this moment its so ridiculously gut wrenching, it almost feels like they went too far in that instance. Its so absurdly evil, and so phenomenally acted by Aaron Paul, his muffled screams are unmatched by anything like it.

Todd is definitely a psychopath Killed a kid with no hesitation, when even the most dangerous and lunatic drug dealers were doubtful about it Came up with the most terrifying and painful way of torturing Jesse instead of just killing him, instead making him go insane from the deaths of his close ones

Thanks!

Heisenberg falling off gets me every time 😂😂

He punched the towel dispenser because he fully planned on dying and when he found out it wouldn’t he felt himself stuck in a hole. That’s what I’ve always taken from it

Collateral damage is so real in this show. Literally Walter causes so much damage Edit: Holy shtttt 1k likes thanks guys ima re-watch again 🤣🤣

Mad appreciation for the effort that went into this video, I come back and watch it maybe once a week and wath the summary of the episode of bb I’m currently in of like a catch-up.

this video is gold man, i’m sending you blessings keep doing what you’re doing

The Fly episode is the same as Tony’s first fever dream episode in The Sopranos. It divided fans, but at a deeper look, it showed more about the inner workings of the protagonist than any episodes before it.

39:55 I think the biggest reason that Gus killed Victor is what Walter brought up later on in the series --- Victor's action of learning how to cook was out of his place. Gus's empire consists of two major components: the knowledge behind making the product; and the brute force to secure and sell it. It was never Victor's job to cook meth for Gus but rather be the security force and part of the distribution process whereas Walter and Gale are cooks that should not have any connections to Gus's dealers. As a ruler, it's better to divide your subordinates with different skillsets, best if they are not aware of each other's existence. Because once Victor, a distributor and hitman, truly grasps the science behind the cooking, he can get rid of Gus whenever he pleases. This is demonstrated later on in the series as well. Once Todd's gang knows how to reliably produce the blue meth, they had no problem killing Walter. In a volatile organization such as this, having knowledge makes you an asset, having too much knowledge truly makes you a threat to the top dog and effectively a death sentence for yourself. This reminds me of Ancient China, namely the Qing Dynasty, princes and other royalties were stranded in the capital and not allowed to meet with major local authorities such as governors and generals.

I loved the scene when Gus is about to be blown up and says the best line in the show, "We really were Breaking bad the whole time." Masterpiece filmmaking.

Absolutely classic series and a great video covering it! Enjoyed your commentary greatly

This requires More attention, This is most likely months worth of work put into a 1 hour explaination of the entire series in a fun and emjoyable way

In season two, if you take the names of the episodes that start with the plane wreckage, it spells out "737 Down Over ABQ"

16:57 man we better call saul

Spectacular. I really like how you include your own small theories and unique thoughts on the episodes

Mostly on-point. However, Don Margolis, Jane’s father, didn’t crash two planes together intentionally. He returned to work far too soon, to an extremely high stress, high stakes job, and wasn’t able to concentrate effectively or keep his eyes from tearing up or clouding over or whatever. The horrendous crash was unmistakably an accident, and a beautiful piece of acting as well.

The reason the taped confession never comes back up is that it's not meant as a way to eliminate Hank, but to blackmail him into silence. It's a tool to ensure that if Walt goes down, he will take Hank with him, and as long as Hank doesn't turn him in, he won't release it. Hank needs Jesse and the buried money to prove that Walt was the mastermind behind the operation.

I subscribed and liked because of what you said at the end of the video about chasing a dream. It's been a while since you've posted this, and I'm sure your subscriber count has changed wildly since then. I watched your entire Walking Dead breakdown, but this is what got me to subscribe. Thank you for your hard work in providing me with free entertainment. Your sacrifice is appreciated.

Watched this in increments every time I finished an episode of the show (my first viewing; just finished it all like a week ago). Such a phenomenal journey I had with this amazing piece of television, and it's a tad bittersweet that I'll never get to watch it again with anticipation of what would happen next. Glad I knew about this video at the right time, and I loved your funny and thorough breakdown.

He even put timestamps, the effort is present

I never tire of rewatching Gus' death scene. Everything from him slowly realizing what's about to transpire, his shocked, desperate, almost primal scream so unlike his usual calm demeanor, the way he walks out the room, seemingly unharmed, only for the camera to pan and reveal the true extension of the damage done to him before he collapses to the floor. Just... masterful. This single scene was worth watching Breaking Bad for me, the thing is, it's not the only high caliber scene in the show. Far from it.

Literally come back and watch this video religiously every couple of months, great video man!

Another GREAT vid....love your stuff.

You forgot to mention one of the best scenes in the show at the very end when Walter sees skylar and his family one last time and admits to both his family and himself that all his actions wasn’t for his family but for his own selfish and greedy needs. Gold writing right there

*Correction* Walter's family can afford real bacon, however Skyler is forcing him to eat healthy because his age and she wants him to live longer. Foreshadowing the cancer call-out.

Tremendous video. Thanks for the recap.

Yesterday I watched all 8 hours and 4 minutes of your Waking dead video in one sitting, this one was definitely easier to do, but all the same extremely entertaining. At the end of the video you said you always wanted to be an entertainer and you have. I enjoyed this entire video. Thanks for putting your time and energy into this recap, and the part where you show you're editing somewhere in the video made me think about how long these actually take and I can see the love and care you put into them. Keep going strong, I can't wait to see what you do next and in the mean time I have a lot to catch up with.

1:15:10 that shot of jesse under the car is by far the scariest thing in this entire show. even worse when you know he’s getting dragged out to be tortured and enslaved instead of simply being killed

Everyone watching this video has already seen the show but it’s so good that we can watch a 1 hour recap if it and still be entertained.

Great recap video thanks man

I couldn't be arsed to watch past series 3ish, this video and you're awesome commentary is way better!! Thanks mate

Jesse realises about Brocks poisoning because when he was in Saul's office he was smoking weed, Saul had Huell pick pocket it off him so that the vacuum repair man would pick him up. Jesse notices that it's gone from his pocket before getting picked up and realises that Huell must've pick pocketed the ricin when he went to Sauls shortly before Brock became sick

The thing about the Breaking Bad universe is that any side character could have their own show like Saul Goodman, that’s how good this show is.

Done a great job man 👍🏻 great commentary, threw in some comedy, all in all it was great! Keep up the work man.

this was so greatly done thank you i liked and subbed

Honestly, I think Todd taking out Andrea in front of Jesse is one of the most brutal scenes on T.V ever. Aaron Paul is a great actor. It just seems like the darkest few minutes ive seen in a TV show.

He completely left out how Gus accomplished the mass poisoning of paranoid gangsters who never take the first drink. The Tequila was poisoned and the only way Gus was able to get the gangsters to drink it was to drink it himself first by calling for a celebratory toast. He immediately vomited afterwards and had a doctor standing by but it still almost killed him. It was a pretty cool episode.

awesome video!! loved every second

This was beautiful. Thank you.

A small detail I love is Tuco's reactions to the meth getting less intense as they happen. Just like how a drug will slowly lose its affect on its user overtime.

I still feel like the end of Gus scene is one of the most beautiful and artistic things I've seen. The sculpting and 3D rendering is pretty impeccable, seriously beautiful work!!!

Loved the video! Agreed with the outro

What a video ! A lot of effort. Thank you❤

1:11:10 Actually Jesse realized that Walter poisoned Brock because Huell lifted his weed. So he made the connection with when he searched him before. That it could’ve been possible that given more time in his pockets he could’ve stolen the ricin cigarette when it went missing in season 4. That possibility was greater than any possibility of how Brock was mysteriously poisoned, especially seeing what Walter has been capable up till that point in time. So he realized Huell was a pickpocket basically and tied it to Walter.

I’ve watched the series 5 times and this is a phenomenal recap. Love the humor you peppered in! Jesse realized the ricin cigarette situation when Huell pick pocketed his weed off of him before he was about to be “disappeared” and remembered when Huell patted him down in the past before he noticed the ricin cigarette missing. Thank you for the video!

I just found out about your channel & immediately subbed. Love all your recap contents! Really help me out knowing I don't need to spend so much time watching these shows

Love this keep up the good work

I fucking love Saul Goodman. He’s one of the best characters in this god damn show.

Describing Every Breaking Bad Episode in three words: (I think I can do it) SEASON ONE 1. PILOT - Walter Hartwell White 2. CAT'S IN THE BAG - Bloody Bath Drop 3. AND THE BAG'S IN THE RIVER - Choke like Krazy 4. CANCER MAN - I Have Cancer 5. GREY MATTER - Talking Pillow Intervention 6. CRAZY HANDFUL OF NOTHIN' - I am Heisenberg 7. A NO-ROUGH-STUFF TYPE DEAL - Tight! Tight! Tight! SEASON TWO 8. SEVEN-THIRTY-SEVEN - Black and White 9. GRILLED - Tuco dead! Ding! 10. BIT BY A DEAD BEE - Naked Fugue Walt 11. DOWN - Burnt Wet Bear 12. BREAKAGE - Skinny Pete Robbed 13. PEEKABOO - ATM Head Crush 14. NEGRO Y AZUL -Dead Turtle Head 15. BETTER CALL SAUL - Better Call Saul! 16. 4 DAYS OUT - Stuck in Desert 17. OVER - My Territory, bitch! 18. MANDALA - Los Pollos Hermanos 19. PHOENIX - Watch Her Choke 20. ABQ - Accidental Plane Crash SEASON THREE 21. NO MAS - Two Crawling Twins 22. CABALLO SIN NOMBRE - Pizza On Roof 23. I.F.T - I F**ked Ted 24. GREEN LIGHT - Walt's Back In 25. MAS - Brand New Lab 26. SUNSET - Goodbye, old RV! 27. ONE MINUTE - Car, Axe, Gun 28. I SEE YOU - Literal Crawling Twin 29. KAFKAESQUE - How to Launder 30. FLY - "It's all contaminated." 31. ABIQUIU - Jane's Lipstick Cigarette 32. HALF MEASURES - Aztek Double Kill 33. FULL MEASURE - Gale Blown Away SEASON FOUR 34. BOX CUTTER - Victor's Slit Neck 35. THIRTY-EIGHT SNUB - Downward Spiral Party 36. OPEN HOUSE - Thieving Bitch Marie 37. BULLET POINTS - "You got me..." 38. SHOTGUN - A Few Pickups 39. CORNERED - "I'm THE danger!" 40. PROBLEM DOG - Aaron Paul's Acting 41. HERMANOS - Gus's Traumatizing Backstory 42. BUG - Gus's Badass Walk 43. SALUD - Gus's Salamanca Slaughter 44. CRAWL SPACE - Money's Worth Laughing 45. END TIMES - Best Frenemies Reunited 46. FACE OFF - Hector, Gus... BOOM! SEASON FIVE 47. LIVE FREE OR DIE - Yeah, bitch! Magnets! 48. MADRIGAL - Apparent Defibrillator Suicide 49. HAZARD PAY - Undercover Meth Labs 50. FIFTY-ONE - Skyler's Pool Walk 51. DEAD FREIGHT - Why, Todd? Why? 52. BUYOUT - "Shit happens, right?" 53. SAY MY NAME - "You're goddamn right." 54. GLIDING OVER ALL - Truth Comes Out 55. BLOOD MONEY - Tread lightly, Hank. 56. BURIED - A Familiar Location 57. CONFESSIONS - DVD of Lies 58. RABID DOG - "Nice try, asshole." 59. TO'HAJIILEE - Shit Goes Down 60. OZYMANDIAS - Shit Gets Worse 61. GRANITE STATE - Jesse's Failed Escape 62. FELINA - A Perfect Ending

I just found your channel and I have to say I am hooked.

Cheers for this! Saves me a few weeks of my time.

1:11:53 Hank never forgot about the confession tape, tho Walter making that tape was a mega brain play. But Hank realized he’d need some damn good evidence to refute the video if he ever wanted to get ahead of it and go to the DEA. And Jesse and his confessions were the perfect pieces of evidence for this, so he essentially was going to use Jesse to corner Walt and catch him before his DEA days inevitably ended. Not sure if someone else has already clarified this in the comments but I didn’t see it so I typed it out real quick. This video is awesome btw!

When Hank catch Jesse trying to burn the house and Jesse very upset crying says * He can't keep getting away with it* ( Something similar aha ) I got goosebump the first time .. poor Jesse

The ending for breaking bad was so fitting Jesse was able to escape his captivity from not only Tod but Walt as well. He finally was able to stop obeying walt and instead escaped. Walt died in the one place that made him feel most alive. The fact he died from a self inflected wound just shows that everything he did hurt him.

you are so underrated bro keep up the good work!!! awesome video

The thermite robbery scene was one of the funniest in the show. Was there ever a specific reason why they didn’t roll that barrel?

The fact this hasn’t blown up is incredible, saw it advertised on tik tok thought I’d watch a few minutes, ended up watching the whole thing. Amazing Video!

I like how from season 2 to the end you just refer to Walt as just Heisenberg- like he’s just being with his family with a name tag that says, “Hello my name is Heisenberg”

This is my 20th time watching this its so good keep up the work!

He showed how mundane life can drive a person down especially when had such big plans as a youth like Walt. The excitement really gave him something to live for, the cancer was kinda like a metaphor of his feelings towards life.

I always thought how would it feel if Walter kept the same looks from season 1 to the very end. Imagine that geeky looking guy bossing people around.

You are one of my favorite KZfaqrs, beacause you condense all my fav shows into 1-3 hours binge watches, that my adhd brain very much appreciates, you are one of few KZfaqrs that I watch without an adblock, ❤️

Great video i had so much fun watching the video ❤

1:11:09 I can explain it. Walt had Jesse distracted from the cigarette’s disappearance when the poison was a different kind. In season 5, Jesse remembered that the cigarette had disappeared, and only he and Walt knew about it. As for the confession video, the writers didn’t forget about it. The video was the reason Hank had no choice but to catch Walt in the act.

I'm having trouble think of a character in any TV show that I've thoroughly enjoyed as much as I loved Mike. It's been a while, and I can't remember if it was the writing of the character or the actor's ability in portraying, but for me, every time he's onscreen is gold. I love how much screentime he gets in Better Call Saul.

Great video man

Thanks for this video, i didnt want to binge this for like 2 days lol

I am watching this video chapter by chapter alongside the show and now I know prematurely that Ted buys a new car. damn you Howesenberg films

I appreciate that you could condense a longer show like Breaking Bad into an hour and twenty minutes while still making your analysis funny and entertaining. Well done.

MAN , u did a great great job in this video ❣

lmao coming back to this, i watched the summary for episode 1 with this video, thought it was too good to spoil, and watched literally the entire thing. here i am. thank you for this video.

I feel like people who don't like "Fly" don't understand the episode. It started off as Vince needing a cheap episode for the season because their budget was essentially gone. They created this masterpiece in turn. It's absolutely my favorite episode of the series. It's hilarious and the acting between Jesse and Walt is S tier.

3:08 I just realized the only mistake in this show. The safety doesn't allow you to pull the trigger completely. It should've just barely moved.

I just watch and listen to the whole thing while working and you definitely earned a subscriber.