Which TV series do you think has the best ending of all time?

Walt lost. *Heisenberg won.*

The moment you realize none of this would’ve happened, if the guy working for Tuco kept his mouth shut and didn’t say “Just remember who you working for”

Jessie wasn't happy because he escaped Walt, he was happy he was no longer a slave. He fully knows Walt saved him from that machine gun

That scene with Jesse making that wooden box always gets me.

As bad as we was....we all were rooting for him when he was getting his revenge. Also in the end he admitted to skyler it wasnt for the family. HE LIKED IT AND GOOD AT IT.

It was pretty funny when he had badger and skinny p help him out

I disagree that walter always wanted to become the villian like you state towards the end of your video.. he started out genuinely wanting to leave something behind for his family, but he 'transformed' when he started to taste the power and realize his potential. the whole show was about that transformation.

Scrapping the bottom of the barrel here because every single BB fan, of every level, knew/understood everything mentioned. Must’ve ran out of tv series and movies to touch on. lol

Disagree with your analogy. Walt was always a good person and badly taken for granted. His son admired his tough cop uncle more than his own dad. His wife took him for granted and paid more attention to pampering herself. His brother in law treated him like a wimp. His former colleagues used him. His students ridiculed him and his carwash boss treated him badly. Then he got cancer. Poor guy couldn't catch a break. Suddenly, he was respected and needed in the meth business. I loved seeing him become powerful.

Finally explained? Nothing was explained. If anything this was a recap. Wtf!?

walt: gets shot and dies looper: WHAT DOES IT MEAN

One of the greatest show of all time.

for almost 5 full seasons, i believed it was all for his family. but that scene with sky at the end, hit hard. realizing that it was to fulfill his dreams, really got me. its like i knew it all along but subconsciously, until that moment. incredibly written story

Seeing how Walt slowly went from being a good man to a killer was sad. Walt wasn't a monster, -or maybe he was and I was just blinded by his good intentions. Jesse was a lost soul who got more and more manipulated by Walter. All in all the series deserves all the hype, it's a roller coaster of emotions all tightly packed together with a bow on top. It's a great series, even 10 years after its start. Seeing Walter laying on the floor bleeding out just summed up the hole series I think. It's a masterpiece.

Imagine if Jesse just went out a different window that Walt didn’t see..

Fact #1: BB is one of the best shows of American TV shows Fact #2: Looper ran out of contents to post

Who else clicked this video thinking "I already know the explanation of the end"?

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ozymandias, granite state and felina were amazing as ending to the series, and i personally loved how them all accentuated something that was showcased everytime throughout the show: walter's superhuman ability to change the course of his actions at the last possible second: he was about to put up a fight at the desert before realizing it was hank approaching in his truck to arrest him, he surrendered on the spot. then jack and his gang arrived and then he was on survival mode again, speeding to get to his family before news about hank´s murder got to them. when skylar slashes his hand with the knife he realizes he just lost his family for good, so he thinks fast, snatches baby holly and leaves, as the means to free skylar from suspicion by making authorities think that she's another victim from walter (which she basically was, anyway). in granite state, he comes at peace with himself and decides to give up and calls 911 to surrender (once again), then he sees the tv and watches gretchen and her husband downplaying walter's contributions to grey matter. once again, he thinks at the speed of light and sees the perfect opportunity to make his cash get to his family by using grey matter as money laundromat. his plan finally into motion, he talks to skinny pete and badger when it comes up that blue meth is still being sold on the streets, and with jesse pinkman alive, walter has nothing else to think but that jesse bargained with jack and associated with him, so he, again, thinks of a plan to get revenge at them all once and for all, he gets the M60, appoints a meeting with lydia, poisoning her in the process, and goes to jack´s labhouse to kill him, his gang and also jesse for being a traitor to his eyes (it has to be pointed out that walter also intended to kill himself in jack's hideout, at the press of a button, since at that point he already had nothing else to live for). when he arrives at jack's and makes jack bring jesse into the room, so he can be also killed when he activates his sentry gun, he then realizes jesse is far from being jack's associate and instead he's more like his slave so he changes the course of his actions, for the last time, deciding to save jesse by staging a fight with him, dropping him to the floor and away from the hail of bullets he's about to unleash.

I really think he did alot of it at first for his family but as it went on and he felt the power it became more than just helping his family

There’s absolutely no point of making this video.

Jesse drove away & Walter died... Nothing to explain 😂🤣

The timing of this could not be more peculiar... just 5 days later El Camino is announced

My fav TV series of all time, in fact the greatest TV series ever made. Best ending ever. Yo, Bitch!🙌

WOW thank you for explaining this so much! I had to wait 6 years for this video just to understand the ending! Just thank you so much it’s not like the ending was self explanatory or anything. You guys are so smart!

"Was he a good man that broke bad, or was he always a twisted monster who finally got the exuse to behave like scarface." I personally think that both are true to an extent, and are not mutually exclusive.

Walt took Holly so that it would make it look like his wife hadn’t been an accomplice most of the time while he committed his crimes, the phone call they had while the police were listening in cemented that. He knew that if his family wouldn’t come with him he would have to take the fall and look like the bad guy so she could get off scott free and raise their son and daughter, also it was one of the last times he would get to see holly.

Greatest show of all time. It gets better and better and hardly any show has that quality. Glad to of witnessed it during its span. 💯

Thank god you finally explained it. After all these year wondering what happened in the moments of the finale, my mind finally knows. I’ve been up late at night wondering what really happened. You saved my thoughts looper.

What is the reason for this other people posted much more information than this video

I know people are criticizing this video. But it is an interesting thought that Walt was always the person who he became at the end, but was always lying to himself about who he really was deep down. Not bad

Oh now I get it! Thank god for you Looper for such an in-depth breakdown.....

Walt is a True Antihero. I don't believe final episode was his fantasy. IT DID HAPPEN.

By "ending finally explained" do you actually mean "ending recap" ? This adds absolutely nothing to what we already knew.

The acting, the dialogue, the direction everything was perfectly done.

I think the bigger question the show poses, is “What makes somebody bad? Their motivations, or their actions.

Explanation tat no one needed to explain

Perfect video to watch as a refresher before El Camino comes out! 🤠 Can’t wait!

The success of Walt's drug manufacturing technique became his drug of choice. He was addicted to his ability to turn out such pure product. Seeing someone else trying to produce it was like him watching someone trying to molest his children. He just couldn't let it happen. He also had a personality flaw that a lot of "regular" folks have. He just couldn't be wrong about anything... even when he was. The ending? He tried to right some wrongs the only way he could... his way.

Hmm, i never knew that this needed an explanation. Thanks for the great content Looper, keep up the good work!

Wtf was the point of this video. You didnt explain anything you just described the events of the last two episodes????

Thanks! I totally couldn’t have gotten this without you 🤣😂🤣

I've been waiting years to finally have this explained to me. Than you so much Watch Mojo. There was no way I could have worked it out without you. I can finally sleep now.

He did kill a lot of people but he did it all for his family. U can't change my mind and tell me otherwise. He isnt evil

You all need to stop hating on this video. BB is just that damn good that people rewatch it or people that decided to finally watch the show. I just finished BB after the horrible season 8 of GOT. Started the first 3 episodes of BB years ago but didn’t come around for it until now. Glad I did it because IMO it’s the greatest show ever. IMDB has it as one of the highest rated show ever and a recommended watch til this day.

Just finished BB last night your video just in time looper wooo

Just binged watched BB for the first time and WOW. Completely blown away. So much so, can't really find anything else that comes close to the deep soul and incredible talent of all aspects of BB. The question about Walt at the end of this video is intriguing. Who was Walter White anyway? Awesome, awesome, awesome. Everything about this show was done right. Loved it. Going to try The Wire but I know it won't have the Walt and Jesse heart to it.

Anthony Hopkins called Bryan Cranston and said his performance on the show was the greatest one he had ever seen...

Why the hell are people saying this show is overrated or overhyped. Everything about the show fits to the real world and is just perfect. No show can do that at least the shows I’ve watched!

-trying to explain something that everyone knows -six years too late Not giving Looper another click again.

6:00 - Weiss: German for "White." Just another FYI for people that may not have spotted that easter egg. He really was with his true love at the end. His "family." His lab.

I'm a simple man. I see Breaking Bad. I click

Wow, I went 6 years without understanding what happened in the finale of Breaking Bad, but now I finally know. Bravo!

Finally!! I didn’t watch the final season and this video made the ending crystal clear, thanks bud

2:08 "Walt has to watch his uncle jack..." It wasn't Walt's uncle.

I don't get how anybody would need this explain to them. This is by far my favorite show of all time and I have never known another to tie things up as neatly as Breaking Bad did. Can't wait for the movie!

So amazing explanation. Now I finally understand it. Been wondering the ending for so long, it was a true mystery. /s

I like the video. It was a great recap video. I enjoyed it. :)

Thanks for this. As someone who didn't watch the series, this video seemed to sum the ending up nicely. I especially loved the perspective of 3 different "endings" and y'all's focus on theme.

I've seen the last episode at least 10 times and I'm still not tired of it. It's one of those shows that I'll just flip on when I'm bored and have nothing else to watch.

Just finished this masterpiece about 10mins ago. This was the best show I ever seen.

This was the best show

Thats why this series was so good. Was walter an antihero or a villain? I guess in every villains mind they are doing the right thing. But the clues we get along with the choices he makes and the subtleties in the writing. Its so bloody good.

Literally water is wet. If you watched the show there is no explanation needed.

"He was never really Mr. Chips...'he believed his own lies'..." Absolutely. Typical (sociopathic) narcissist, covert, then overt.

Thank you so much, after all these years finally an explanation about the ending. I’ve been lost for such a long time! Finally I can move forward with my life! Keep up posting such great videos!

Cool..just realized how many episodes i missed.. Totally going to rewatch it.

Always good to take another look at something one enjoys. I suppose the drug trade makes people behave like that ultimately to survive, in one way or another. The real Walter White ( there are KZfaq videos on him) went through alot although it was less extreme than all this, artistic licence in effect.

I feel like Walt will call Jesse at the end of the film and say "it's time Jesse" Jesse says "Mr. White?" and he says "you're god damn right"

This was so much quicker and easier than actually watching the series. THANK YOU!

👍🏽 Cool summary. What's the name of the background track?

Explained? Did I miss something? Because the ending was pretty straightforward If I remember correctly

Thank you for finally explaining...

i finished watching this show month ago and still cant get over it ~ it was the best~ also now finish watching better call saul... really gilligan is amazing writer♡

Walter white died when gus fring died. That’s when Heisenberg was in control. Until he died as well

After Jesse drove away I always imagine the cops raiding the compound & finding that DVD of him confessing to that murder. With no $$$ how long before he's caught & imprison?

if breakingbad would be in today's age, Walter could buy himself a PC with solarcells, VR equipment, go on VR chat, discord, watch netflix etc. infinite possibilities

This is a masterpiece... this is outstanding and noone ever can top this show

Walter White is my Fav. and One of the Most Badass!! Most Godly realistic Charecter according to me in the whole world of fiction!!

Why are we explaining 3 different endings? The show has one ending.

Never seen the show but I wanted to know why everyone loves the ending and now is see why everybody likes it so much seems like a really emotional and concise ending

Me: *eats a sandwich* Looper: *Sandwich Eating Finally Explained*

I get it but I just can’t accept it. I want to believe Walt was a good guy who just got caught up in something that took on a life of it own. Team Walt Forever!

Actually the this shows how much the pharmaceutical corporations and insurance companies are so expensive that a teacher had to start selling drugs to payfor dr bills

Dude, very cool. Will have to watch the last 3 episodes.

Homeland was my fav all time series and I never thought I'd watch anything that came close.. Then I watched breaking bad. Quite simply the best I've ever seen totally brilliant.

What do you mean 'finally explained'? Walter white died, that's it.

There's nothing to explain. It's the most non ambiguous ending ever..

Walt wasn’t a monster. This channel is a monster for not changing this damn music and format.

I came here to complain but I see everybody else is already on it. Thank you!

Breaking bad = the only series I became addicted to continue watch intel the end. What a masterpiece!

Who the hell ever needed Breaking Bads ending explained? Lol. It was pretty straight forward and clear. 😂🤦‍♂️

Finally😫😫been waiting for so long

Need to re-watch on binge mode all the series!

Imagine Walter white never died and comes back at the end of the upcoming Netflix movie

I finished the show a month ago and I understood the ending straight away. Seriously what is there to explai ?

You explained it or made it more confusing?

It was all a dream. Jesse was sleeping in Mr Walt’s class