Breaking Bad Season 5 Episode 8 'Gliding Over All' REACTION!!

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024

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  • @flickersense
    @flickersense 5 лет назад +3736

    hank sitting on the toilet is like: "it was willy wonka all along"

    • @lvcid_
      @lvcid_ 5 лет назад +84

      lmaoo

    • @jheal62
      @jheal62 5 лет назад +397

      Woodrow Wilson: *laughs maniacally from a distance. “You fool”

    • @jensb3946
      @jensb3946 5 лет назад +4

      // Shut the fuck up, stop stealing comments

    • @OnlyCualquiera
      @OnlyCualquiera 5 лет назад +102

      @@jensb3946 oh no, the Comment Section Police!

    • @santiagomunez3633
      @santiagomunez3633 5 лет назад +36

      Or maybe like. Wonder Woman (?)

  • @oscarguzman3785
    @oscarguzman3785 5 лет назад +1661

    Hank: hmmmm I think I'm gonna go take a shit
    *Accidentally solves the Heisenberg case*

    • @nicecute1221
      @nicecute1221 5 лет назад +25

      I was about to write the same thing 😂 but you did it for me 😂

    • @epicmonkey6663
      @epicmonkey6663 4 года назад +7

      I'm surprised his boss didn't have a go at him him again for doing fieldwork😂

    • @HarunX57zt
      @HarunX57zt 3 года назад +6

      imagine if hank took a piss instead

    • @b0bbuffet
      @b0bbuffet 3 года назад +6

      Butterfly effect :D

    • @bastard342
      @bastard342 2 года назад +2

      No just added suspicions enough for him to look into it

  • @MerelyAFan
    @MerelyAFan 5 лет назад +2958

    I love that Gale indirectly gets revenge on Walt from beyond the grave.

    • @dtpiers6136
      @dtpiers6136 5 лет назад +222

      Huh, never thought of it that way. That's awesome!

    • @jjpark98
      @jjpark98 5 лет назад +103

      If I ever do get killed by someone, my only wish at that point is to fuck them over from beyond the grave

    • @ghenry4513
      @ghenry4513 5 лет назад +61

      @Joe T- In this way of thinking, you can see it as Walt saying "You got me" to Gale. Haha.

    • @jensb3946
      @jensb3946 5 лет назад +3

      MerelyAFan Shut the fuck up, stop stealing comments

    • @mrpillows
      @mrpillows 5 лет назад +43

      No, gale probably forgave him from beyond the grave. He would’ve blamed himself for his death for sure

  • @xajaso
    @xajaso 5 лет назад +1104

    Narrator: "While shocked, Hank was grateful to be sitting on a toilet."

    • @Nope2479
      @Nope2479 5 лет назад +16

      Robin Melendez 😂

    • @Deadganon
      @Deadganon 5 лет назад +11

      lmao

    • @6oLsh0i6o0z3
      @6oLsh0i6o0z3 5 лет назад +26

      Should have inserted a poop flop with a tad fart sound in those Hank's moment of realization, don't you think? 😂

    • @jensb3946
      @jensb3946 5 лет назад +6

      Bolshoi Booze What are you, like ten?

    • @WintaAssefa
      @WintaAssefa 4 года назад +4

      Imagine if Breaking Bad was done like Mr. Robot. And hey, i'll be posting a reaction to this episode on my channel, by the way

  • @humanbeing418
    @humanbeing418 5 лет назад +1338

    The ending of this episode is some of the most intense shit ever.

  • @MrLine
    @MrLine 5 лет назад +943

    There are so many callbacks to old episodes in this one. The fly, the painting at Todd's uncle's place which he saw at the hospital, Lydia saying "we're going to make a lot of money together" just like Tuco, the cancer scan which is framed just like in episode 1, the dispenser that he punched in season 2. It's one big reflection on the show as a whole as the calm before the storm.

    • @ghenry4513
      @ghenry4513 5 лет назад +120

      How about Walt and Jesse reminiscing about the RV, too? Talking about how it used to break down, the time Jesse had to walk 3 miles to get gas, the screeching noise the timing belt would make...."Why didn't we just buy a better one, it wasn't like we didn't have the money"?...."Inertia"..."Inertia".

    • @MrLine
      @MrLine 5 лет назад +34

      @@ghenry4513 Yes, that too! Forgot about that part haha

    • @johnp.smithasimpleman7281
      @johnp.smithasimpleman7281 4 года назад +60

      -Walt drinking Mike’s favorite drink
      -Walt telling Lydia “Learn to take yes for an answer”, one of Mike’s quotes.

    • @WintaAssefa
      @WintaAssefa 4 года назад +5

      yesss. i really like that you pointed this out. i will be posting a reaction to this one like, tomorrow by the way

    • @johnp.smithasimpleman7281
      @johnp.smithasimpleman7281 4 года назад +3

      Winta Assefa Why are you reacting to it, if you’ve seen it already??

  • @xajaso
    @xajaso 5 лет назад +556

    Gliding o'er all, through all,
    Through Nature, Time, and Space,
    As a ship on the waters advancing,
    The voyage of the soul - not life alone,
    Death, many deaths I'll sing.
    -Walt Whitman, poem 271
    Leaves of Grass

    • @ghenry4513
      @ghenry4513 5 лет назад +54

      The painting. Isn't the painting on the wall with Jack of a man paddling out to sea while his wife and kids watch him and say goodbye from the shore?

    • @xajaso
      @xajaso 5 лет назад +61

      @@ghenry4513 He also sees the painting in the hospital after his faked fugue state.

    • @Divine_R
      @Divine_R 5 лет назад +14

      CF Hindle ikr?? Every time I see more BB, there are more clues I catch

    • @andrewmanford
      @andrewmanford 5 лет назад +14

      Oh boy! I never noticed that! Thanks Robin, you're a genius.

    • @cassandrafoster616
      @cassandrafoster616 5 лет назад +5

      Wow I learned something new

  • @KaladinD
    @KaladinD 5 лет назад +357

    The show was on a hiatus for like 10 months after episode. The wait was long and painful but boy was it worth the wait. Enjoy the rest of the show!!

    • @Jcall9
      @Jcall9 5 лет назад +2

      Can you explain why it was very long?

    • @prashantramachandran2153
      @prashantramachandran2153 5 лет назад +13

      @@Jcall9 They shot only the first half and a bit of the second half first. Even though the story was fully written by the start of S5, they still had to make the rest of the episodes.

    • @barmelloxanthony5993
      @barmelloxanthony5993 5 лет назад +32

      Jon Call One reason is it gave them two full season budgets if they split it up. Another is they wanted to take their time writing the last act of the show. The other guy is wrong, they didn’t have the whole season written when they began S5. They didn’t even know what Walt would do with the machine gun. They needed the extra time to make sure it lived to the high standards of the show and it was worth it

    • @Jcall9
      @Jcall9 5 лет назад

      Barmello Xanthony oh gotcha

    • @jacksparrowjives3138
      @jacksparrowjives3138 5 лет назад

      I wasn't hurt by the wait. I watched everything after the series was complete.

  • @FreshZCORD
    @FreshZCORD 5 лет назад +538

    Walt DID actually feel some level of guilt killing mike, because he couldn't justify it in his own mind at the moment

    • @TheFlowerofSpades
      @TheFlowerofSpades 5 лет назад +7

      Agreed

    • @FreshZCORD
      @FreshZCORD 5 лет назад +96

      @@TheFlowerofSpades yep that's why the fly came back

    • @Hattori_Hanzō_侍
      @Hattori_Hanzō_侍 4 года назад +41

      @@FreshZCORD Wow I actually never picked up on that! But I guess this time Walt understands he can't just kill the fly or make it disappear, but rather learn to live with it on his shoulders.

    • @johnp.smithasimpleman7281
      @johnp.smithasimpleman7281 4 года назад +23

      Mariano Yalour EXACTLY! God this show is so perfect. I also like how Walt decides to cook in highly contaminated houses, like he decided to just ignore his contamination, and accept it.

  • @ghenry4513
    @ghenry4513 5 лет назад +353

    I don't care what anyone says, this episode right here broke the television screen. This was an absolute masterpiece start to finish. Been watching movies and television for 40 years, and never in my life have I seen something this good, nothing. Not in movies, not in tv, nothing. This was the episode that confirmed that this show was the goat. And it only keeps getting better from here, lol.

    • @IV_97
      @IV_97 5 лет назад +30

      Thing is the best 2 episodes of the whole show haven't even come yet, just shows how incredible it is. No show has ever been able to stay so consistently amazing and still keep get better and better.

    • @IV_97
      @IV_97 5 лет назад +1

      @@Fbitypeshit true

    • @ZacThompson
      @ZacThompson 5 лет назад +19

      For real, to this day, I tell people that BB is the best thing I've ever watched.

    • @Gettheledoutstyle
      @Gettheledoutstyle 5 лет назад +6

      Closest thing to perfection I’ve ever seen in any form is breaking bad .. a masterpiece of the highest order that nothing in reality truly comes close

    • @Gettheledoutstyle
      @Gettheledoutstyle 5 лет назад +3

      Better call Saul comes closest for me but it’s not bb

  • @EatYourVegs
    @EatYourVegs 2 года назад +21

    His ego made him keep that book. He loved how Gale flattered him, even though he's responsible for his death.

  • @neftalimich
    @neftalimich 5 лет назад +319

    Steve: -This show has been flawless
    Me: - "You're goddamn right"
    🚽📖💡🤯

    • @xajaso
      @xajaso 5 лет назад +8

      SAY. MY. NAME.!

    • @spackle9999
      @spackle9999 5 лет назад +3

      @@xajaso "You're Heisenberg-ina!"

    • @xajaso
      @xajaso 5 лет назад +1

      @@spackle9999 😂😂😂😂😂
      I am waaaay to risk-averse to attempt criminal activity! 🐔 A storage unit full of cash would be nice tho.

  • @machman5
    @machman5 5 лет назад +449

    "This show has been flawless" I couldn't agree more Sir. 📕 💡 🤯

    • @bdiego81
      @bdiego81 5 лет назад +26

      Oh Steven, just admit this is your favourite show now and you are not even finished yet.

    • @AWSVids
      @AWSVids 5 лет назад +37

      That’s what defines the quality of this show for me. As much as I love Game of Thrones, and it does rise to greater heights at times than Breaking Bad... there are a lot of instances in GoT where I’m able to say “I can think of a better way to have written/directed that.” I can’t think of anything in Breaking Bad that I would change. It’s all as good as you would want it to be.

    • @andrewmanford
      @andrewmanford 5 лет назад +17

      Game of Thrones is a great show based on a masterpiece of novels. Breaking Bad is that masterpiece into itself.

    • @minnevabuh3947
      @minnevabuh3947 5 лет назад +1

      The thing is I'd say Breaking Bad is flawed BECUASE of its flawlessness, if that makes sense. It's a great fun time, I've seen it three times now - but there are far too many coincidences. None of this would happen in real life the way it does in the show, and yeah, obviously this is fiction, but to use one example: Walt talks to Jane's dad on the night he kills her, then that same man happens to be responsible for the airplane crash that takes place overhead Walt's house. Just … what? It's one of my favorite TV shows, probably still my favorite, but I think it's hard to deny that a lot of things in the story are too cleanly placed.

    • @ghenry4513
      @ghenry4513 5 лет назад +13

      @@minnevabuh3947- coincidences often DO happen in real life though. The "small world" saying is real. Can't tell you how many times Ive had the most "unbelievable" coincidental experiences, and Im sure many people had. Who are you, me or anyone to say "how things would play out or happen in real life"? Actors have to act for entertainment's sake in tv...
      What's even more ironic (and hardly ever gets mentioned) is how actual "real life" biographical Hollywood movies are so stretched with creative liberties for entertainment's sake, and yet hardly anyone ever complains (Just recent examples that come to mind are the Revenant and the Wolf of Wall Street but there are so many more...). Those are true stories and have far fetched scenes that are stretched for entertainment's sake. Breaking Bad is pure fiction, and yet you say that stuff while probably ignoring the "true story" movies.

  • @AirRunnersViper
    @AirRunnersViper 5 лет назад +724

    It's hands down the best written show in TV history, no competition.

    • @Tina-qn6pq
      @Tina-qn6pq 5 лет назад +78

      It's ya boy Better Call Saul is on track to match this. I am pleasantly surprised how damn good BCS is.

    • @OG_Fernando
      @OG_Fernando 5 лет назад +9

      @@Tina-qn6pq I have to disagree...I catch myself fast forwarding through all the "Saul" scenes to get to the other storylines. Perhaps they should change the name of the show.

    • @bestwarrior8422
      @bestwarrior8422 5 лет назад +74

      @@OG_Fernando of course you wouldn't fully enjoy it you skip scenes.. bob odenkirk in BCS is just as good as jonathan banks.

    • @safeashouses211
      @safeashouses211 5 лет назад +8

      @@Tina-qn6pq , I agree! I enjoy BCS just as much.

    • @kenvaldivia10
      @kenvaldivia10 5 лет назад +23

      Fernando well that’s dumb

  • @CosmicFaust
    @CosmicFaust 5 лет назад +102

    I love the dichotomy created in the prison killing scene. Walt has 10 people brutally killed, you then see Hank posing with 10 girls and their coach. The attention to detail in this series is unparalleled.

  • @movieman175
    @movieman175 5 лет назад +461

    26:03 The most fateful dump in television history.

    • @DaaaaaapleSmit
      @DaaaaaapleSmit 5 лет назад +39

      movieman175 sleeping on Tywin

    • @wendyc1902
      @wendyc1902 5 лет назад +2

      @@DaaaaaapleSmit
      Beat me to it, lol

    • @bobbychristensen8887
      @bobbychristensen8887 5 лет назад +13

      Hank vs Tywin, you've got me thinking now!!! Can we agree the most fateful dump in movie history is Roger Murtaugh in Lethal Weapon 2?

    • @MetalGuitarEdi
      @MetalGuitarEdi 5 лет назад +8

      @@DaaaaaapleSmit The point is, Hank had to go take a dump to find out about Walt, Tywin didn't have to take a dump to die, Tyrion would have come after him wherever he was.

    • @prot07ype87
      @prot07ype87 5 лет назад +12

      **Plop**
      [Roll credits]

  • @cuccamunga
    @cuccamunga 5 лет назад +91

    16:35 This is the same painting Walt sees in the hospital room during his "fugue state". Back then it symbolized how he's like the man in the boat, drifting further and further away from his family and in a way, a question of whether he can get back and retain his own humanity.
    When he sees a much more damaged version of the painting again here, as he's about to committ mass prison murders, all he can wonder about is the distribution and manufacture of the artwork as a mere object.

  • @MlleSaritaS
    @MlleSaritaS 5 лет назад +209

    Nikki you’ve corrupted me, here’s my summary of this masterpiece of an episode:
    ⏱ 🔪 🔥 💎 ✈️ 💸 -> 🚽📖💡🤯

    • @shreedas5560
      @shreedas5560 5 лет назад +9

      LMAO

    • @aaronia8092
      @aaronia8092 5 лет назад +4

      Yeah, a few days back I was wondering if Nikki would choose the toilet emoji for this episode. I like your complete row.

    • @shreedas5560
      @shreedas5560 5 лет назад +6

      I feel like Nikki’s going to be requesting the ‘mind blown’ emoji a lot more in the last 8 episodes

    • @MlleSaritaS
      @MlleSaritaS 5 лет назад +3

      Shree Das Yep, maybe that’s all you need. Mindblowing is a pretty good descriptive for the last 8 episodes.

  • @wnk3166
    @wnk3166 5 лет назад +121

    The greatest and most literal "oh shit" moment of TV history.

  • @Hattori_Hanzō_侍
    @Hattori_Hanzō_侍 5 лет назад +189

    Since the fly symbolized Walt's feeling of burden and guilt for letting Jane die, I think this time it shows us 2 things:
    1) Walt is now capable of living with it instead of trying to make it go away. He accepts his actions and the fact that he's a murderer and what not.
    2) He is now once again hiding from Jesse that he is responsible for the death of another person he cared for.

    • @WintaAssefa
      @WintaAssefa 4 года назад +2

      yess?!
      that makes so much sense. i react to this episode over at my channel, if you want to relive it with a fresh set of eyes

  • @b.d.j.2818
    @b.d.j.2818 5 лет назад +267

    Imagine having to wait an entire year to see what happens next!

    • @prot07ype87
      @prot07ype87 5 лет назад +5

      I sure can.

    • @OnionTaylorJoy
      @OnionTaylorJoy 5 лет назад +24

      Don‘t have to imagine. I lived through it, lol.

    • @bennikk
      @bennikk 4 года назад +4

      Yup i remember that wait

    • @DragonIsNotASlave
      @DragonIsNotASlave 2 года назад +4

      That wait was unbearable. We were absolutely glued to our seats when it came back on.

    • @amirkhazan3754
      @amirkhazan3754 2 года назад +5

      @@Drakevid yeah they released the first 8 eps of s5 in 2012 then the next half the year after

  • @outdoorcats
    @outdoorcats 5 лет назад +267

    You guys are going to be watching the final seasons of Breaking Bad and Game of Thrones, for the first time, in the same month. How will your heads not explode?

    • @henrique-3d
      @henrique-3d 5 лет назад

      PLUS punisher finale

    • @DragonIsNotASlave
      @DragonIsNotASlave 5 лет назад +1

      And if they watch Avengers Endgame.

    • @xboxmoonpartingty104
      @xboxmoonpartingty104 4 года назад +20

      Yeah...about that..

    • @anonymoususer450
      @anonymoususer450 4 года назад +10

      It's a great simultaneous lesson on how to and how not to end a series. It's just a reminder, everyone (including me) was expecting Game of Thrones to end with a bang and for the final season to be awesome and how disappointing it turned out

    • @MLennholm
      @MLennholm 4 года назад +11

      @@anonymoususer450 I honestly don't understand how people could have such high expectations for GoT S8 after it went so downhill in S7

  • @YourFriendDevin
    @YourFriendDevin 5 лет назад +65

    A few episodes ago, Nikki said Walt probably shouldn’t be keeping that Walt Whitman book in his house haha

    • @strawdawgs78
      @strawdawgs78 5 лет назад +1

      She said it was sketch of Walt to hang on to it.

    • @gymfreakk6360
      @gymfreakk6360 5 лет назад

      Can u help me out cuz i dont remember the episode number when walt did put that book in his bathroom please

    • @maxeyre2024
      @maxeyre2024 4 года назад

      pupăza din morţii tei. It was S5E3

  • @jpa5038
    @jpa5038 5 лет назад +58

    So when it was discovered that Gustavo Fring was behind the largest meth empire on the West Coast, Hank's boss, the Head of the DEA at the time, was basically used as a scapegoat. Fring had been operating freely during his tenure and even underneath his nose. The guy talked about having Fring over his house. There's no way you can have something like that happen under your watch and not be punished for it.
    Hank is now in the exact same position with Walt that his previous boss was with Gustavo Fring. His career is over the second Walt is caught, if that happens. In many ways it's actually worse for Hank. It's his brother in law, his family. If Walt is caught there's going to be huge suspicion that Hank might have known about it or even covered it up. We know that's not true, that Hank had no idea. But it looks really fucking bad from an outsider's perspective.

  • @crazyloop84
    @crazyloop84 5 лет назад +121

    It's strange how the most important revelations happen whilst taking a dump 😂

    • @jjpark98
      @jjpark98 5 лет назад +9

      It usually tends to happen when you're doing something monotonous or mundane.

    • @prot07ype87
      @prot07ype87 5 лет назад +2

      See also: shower thoughts.

    • @nebulous8389
      @nebulous8389 5 лет назад +1

      Eminem said he thought of Slim Shady when he was taking a shit lolol

  • @dog-eared6991
    @dog-eared6991 5 лет назад +79

    Yep, Better Call Saul is still on and currently shooting it's 5th season.

    • @annythekettle7031
      @annythekettle7031 5 лет назад

      Fourth

    • @dog-eared6991
      @dog-eared6991 5 лет назад +14

      No, fourth season aired last year

    • @annythekettle7031
      @annythekettle7031 5 лет назад +1

      @@dog-eared6991 You're right 😅
      Sorry, I had totally forgotten about season 4 😅😅😂

    • @Jeremy-jm3fe
      @Jeremy-jm3fe 5 лет назад +1

      Apparently, they haven't started shooting yet

    • @C0LDWiR3
      @C0LDWiR3 5 лет назад +1

      think they're working on breaking bad movie right now

  • @vervidaljosefflumod4278
    @vervidaljosefflumod4278 5 лет назад +21

    Love this episode, has three big moments: the prison killings, the Crystal Blue Persuasion montage, and Hank's revelation.

  • @SmokeRingHalo
    @SmokeRingHalo 5 лет назад +36

    Now imagine having to wait an entire year to see what happens next. It was brutal.

  • @Riel93
    @Riel93 5 лет назад +47

    That picture frame was also in the waiting room of his doctor back when he had cancer

    • @cuteasxtreme
      @cuteasxtreme 5 лет назад +1

      Is it the one he was looking at when he was talking to that other patient? If so that's really interesting when you think about his dialogue with that guy.
      Edit. It's actually not the same painting oops

    • @calebBell2
      @calebBell2 5 лет назад

      Also at the hospital when he had his fugue state.

    • @andrewmanford
      @andrewmanford 5 лет назад +12

      Nice catch, Jesse. I see you applied yourself ;)

  • @83gemm
    @83gemm 5 лет назад +32

    I started this show when it was airing in this half season. I binged the first four and caught up in time to experience this cliffhanger when it aired. Every time I watch this episode I get flashbacks to me screaming at the tv in my basement and scaring my cats. I grabbed my phone to call the friend who got me hooked and it rang as I was trying to find the right contact. It was her, lol. I answered with, "Oh my God!" And she screamed the same back and we went over every detail. We developed a bunch of theories to tie it to the cold open at the start of the season. We were completely off, of course, lol.
    Nikki saying, "I wish I could just binge the rest." I laughed so hard, because we all felt that way and it was like almost a year before it came back. Enjoy the last few episodes!

  • @movieman175
    @movieman175 5 лет назад +113

    9:42 " I've been waiting for you Walter, buzz buzz, we meet again at last, buzz buzz."

    • @AWSVids
      @AWSVids 5 лет назад +16

      movieman175 Surely, it’s a few generations descended from that fly. It’s back to avenge its great great great great grandfather’s death.
      Walt: “But it was Jesse! Jesse killed your ancestor!”
      Fly: “He was acting on your orders!”

    • @aaronia8092
      @aaronia8092 5 лет назад +17

      I think this fly connects to that other fly (ep 3x10) in that it's a similar situation. In that time, Walter was thinking about maybe telling Jesse how Jane died, but he just said he was sorry for her death without explaining his role in it. This time, Walt has killed Mike and he is not going to tell Jesse that thruth, but I believe he is sort of sorry about it. At least he feels that it would anger Jesse very much, and he laments that he is letting him down again. The fly would somehow symbolize when Jesse and Walt are at odds, the 'untold problems' between them that 'contaminate' their relationship. So it makes sense that Walt tries to achieve some kind of reconciliation with his 'surrogate son' later in the episode.

    • @ghenry4513
      @ghenry4513 5 лет назад +5

      Aaronia -so the fly IS Walt's conscience. Nice

    • @johnp.smithasimpleman7281
      @johnp.smithasimpleman7281 4 года назад

      Mister Skarred Wow I never thought about that. This show has so many layers, it’s mind blowing.🤯

    • @mgoblue9389
      @mgoblue9389 4 года назад

      A good Star Wars reference always gets me

  • @mrsofaking3938
    @mrsofaking3938 5 лет назад +18

    4:40 To be fair, Walt was right to be paranoid. It was evident from the beginning of that season that Gus was gonna replace him the first chance he got And was only proven in how he played Jesse

  • @avaairvine
    @avaairvine 5 лет назад +48

    Hank puts it all together...."It was Willy Wonka!"

    • @Nope2479
      @Nope2479 5 лет назад +5

      *plop*

    • @tucci06
      @tucci06 5 лет назад

      Lmao, it was rock candy all along! What a twist!

    • @jensb3946
      @jensb3946 5 лет назад

      YumPizza Yum Shut the fuck up, stop stealing comments

  • @ghenry4513
    @ghenry4513 5 лет назад +19

    Good call by Steve pointing out right away that Hank would get thrown under the bus and that his career would not survive the fact it was his own brother in law the whole time unless he goes out on his own. I didn't pick that up the first time I watched, but when you think about how Merkert had to resign after Gus was found out, but also the suspicion on Hank as if he might have been covering it up or even in on it, it makes a lot of sense.

  • @evanmoore3114
    @evanmoore3114 5 лет назад +6

    Hank: "Woah. Walt's a drug lord AND an illegal gambler?!

  • @lvcid_
    @lvcid_ 5 лет назад +42

    Vince Gilligan paying homage to "The Godfather."

    • @angie-tq4ew
      @angie-tq4ew 5 лет назад +2

      I caught the vibe, because it's one of my favorite scenes of from _The Godfather._ (with Micheal, right?) I just didn't know they did it deliberately, but I should've known. lol

    • @lvcid_
      @lvcid_ 5 лет назад +6

      @@angie-tq4ew yep, when Michael ordered the hit on the other heads of the family. I'm pretty sure the director of the episode said it was an ode to the godfather.

    • @angie-tq4ew
      @angie-tq4ew 5 лет назад

      @@lvcid_ Very cool!

    • @ItsTimeIDisappear09
      @ItsTimeIDisappear09 5 лет назад +7

      matt nossler plus in Godfather Michael is at a baptism holding a baby when the hits happen, then cut to Walt holding his baby as the news is on reporting his hits.

  • @boydcrowder5034
    @boydcrowder5034 5 лет назад +26

    Hank looked scared shitless in that last scene 😀

  • @elbruces
    @elbruces 5 лет назад +15

    Remember waay back in season 1 where you guys kept saying "Hank is going to figure it out any day now!" Welp, here we are.

  • @j0hnc00
    @j0hnc00 5 лет назад +8

    The way Todd accepted the killing of Mike shows you that him and Walt were exactly on the same page

    • @boundto484
      @boundto484 5 лет назад

      j0hnc00 I think Todd is on satan’s page.

  • @CosmicFaust
    @CosmicFaust 5 лет назад +81

    Heisenberg at the height of his power! Such a shame this is also the beginning of the end 😞.

    • @abelcastro4813
      @abelcastro4813 4 года назад

      Yea I know like he made 80 million dollars so quickly, just imagine lol

  • @pearliejammies8038
    @pearliejammies8038 5 лет назад +16

    Podcast Notes: Gliding Over All
    (Please lmk if you see this! It keeps getting hidden! This is Jessica, btw, posting from another ID as yt hates me right now)
    Guests: Writer Moira Walley-Beckett; co-exec producer Sam Catlin
    1. Godfather moment: Walt closing the door on Jesse, severing their relationship
    2. Callbacks: the fly to the Fly episode, the paper towel holder from “Four Days Out”, Walt upside down on the scanning machine = pilot callback, Lydia saying Tuco’s line “We’re gonna make a lot of money together”, wind chimes & hose dripping in the back yard, beetle (instead of snail) reference to 2x06 when Jesse is waiting for Skinny Pete, Walt says “learn how to take yes for an answer” - Mike said to Walt in 4x02
    3. How do you write a pr*son scene without really knowing more than what you’ve seen on tv but not wanting to regurgitate? They shot in a real j*il...it smelled awful! Like d*ath & feet..d*ad cockroaches everywhere, except one apocalyptic cockroach that survived & was eating its fallen comrades. Had to dress the pr*son & 100 pr*soner extras to look like 3 different places.
    4. Any actor there with existing tattoos, the tattoos had to be photographed & pass standards & practices plus get copyright permission from the artists. They added [i can’t include this word in a comment or it gets hidden] tattoos...some of the actors actually had to leave set & fly with those tattoos on 🤢
    5. Hank reminiscing: they wanted him to be thinking about a time that made sense, because, now, monsters are walking the earth.
    6. The montage was inspired by one from the Graduate. All of Walt’s dreams come true, yet he’s sleep walking through the experience
    7. Jesse believes Walt is there to take him out. He suspects what Walt did to Mike
    8. The prop master tried to figure out how much would be in the pile of money if it were a mix of 20s & 50s - they came up with $50-80 million. They had to count to make sure every single prop bill was sent back to the place they rented it from
    9. They went back & forth on whether/how to do the flashback, but ultimately felt they needed Walt’s “you got me” as it added a lot to the moment

  • @Skullzrapper
    @Skullzrapper 3 года назад +4

    The funny thing about how Hank finds out is that Hank is literally caught with his pants down!

  • @Tusc9969
    @Tusc9969 5 лет назад +36

    Man what cliffhanger!
    There is a succession of brilliant scenes in this ep;
    Walt's meeting with Lydia where it is clear he would have eliminated her if she hadn't proved her use; the 'prison murder' montage where Mike's men are brutally murdered in the space of two minutes; Skyler talking to Walt about the money; reminiscing with Jesse about their old RV-lab and leaving him the money proving ,once again,that in his own way he cares for Jesse, and finally the final scenes where Walt and family chat normally around the pool before Hank's discovery. These scenes are each very different but also very effective, picking out just two; the prison murders are both brutal and matter of fact made more shocking by the casual way Walt ignores the news as he plays with his young daughter and the final poolside scene where Skyler and Marie and Walt and Hank have overlapping conversations in the way real people do.
    Hank's realisation that Walt is W.W. sets things up perfectly for the final half season, BUCKLE UP.

    • @Det.RichardDick
      @Det.RichardDick 5 лет назад +3

      Joe Lazarus dude nice profile pic another great show

  • @kairi546
    @kairi546 5 лет назад +36

    📗💡💣💥🚽
    I am utterly shocked Nikki didn't add a toilet in there LOL

  • @ignisity1113
    @ignisity1113 5 лет назад +3

    Hank just walks upto Walt and laughs and is like ayyyy ya got me XD good prank

  • @A427-w2v
    @A427-w2v 5 лет назад +16

    How far and different is Walt and Jesse's relationship now...
    Walt, slyly smiles and raise his hands, "You got me." Has never resonated more now then ever. How right was Hank...

  • @EmperorV326
    @EmperorV326 5 лет назад +21

    I understand exactly what you mean about this show and Game of Thrones. I'd say Game of Thrones as a series is entertaining and exciting despite it's flaws, while every episode Breaking Bad is: interesting, intense, and captivating. This show really is flawless because of its execution. Acting, writing, cinematography it's all great and I can say the same for Better Call Saul its actually surprising. The creators certainly know what they're doing here.

  • @aluz4753
    @aluz4753 5 лет назад +63

    Immediately after the ten guys are brutally murdered there’s the shot of Hank posing with the ten girls. The symbolism in this show is incredible.

    • @aluz4753
      @aluz4753 5 лет назад

      The ten young girls with Hank represent the ten men who were just murdered

    • @aluz4753
      @aluz4753 5 лет назад

      i SkyWalKing it’s subjective dude

    • @spackle9999
      @spackle9999 5 лет назад +6

      @i SkyWalKing Hank is a creative force of life, Walt is a destroyer of worlds. One devotes his life to life, one is a master of death.

    • @aluz4753
      @aluz4753 5 лет назад

      Definitely symbolic dude.....

    • @shehz
      @shehz 5 лет назад +1

      @@aluz4753 Id call it duality - WW is duality, heisenberg and ww.

  • @chaserd5690
    @chaserd5690 5 лет назад +17

    Mad Men, Breaking Bad, Band of Brothers. Probably the 3 most flawless series I’ve seen. Impeccable writing. Mad Men is the most human and profound experience with the most philosophical writing, Breaking Bad is the most creative and well constructed storytelling and the most engaging plot line, and Band of Brothers is simply just a 10 episode masterpiece of the harsh realities of war. I don’t think it gets better than those 3. Game of Thrones comes close and has easily the best world-building and the best score, The Sopranos at its best is on the level of Mad Men in terms of its human-like experience(just has a lot of flaws because of time period), and The Wire has really great writing, but lacks entertainment in comparison to the others mentioned.
    But Mad Men and BB take the cake as the best dramas and Band of Brothers takes the cake as the best miniseries.
    So I’d say the “best series” title belongs to
    1. Mad Men
    2. Breaking Bad
    3. Band of Brothers
    4. GoT/Sopranos
    5. Sopranos/GoT
    6. The Americans
    7. The Wire

    • @chaserd5690
      @chaserd5690 5 лет назад

      Drake Lang one of the most pure and sincere moments in the show. Only in Mad Men. Time for my 4th rewatch!😂

    • @djsosonut
      @djsosonut 5 лет назад +1

      The only reason The Wire isn't flawless to me is because of the fifth season and the newsroom section. I heard later that the creator had a bit of an ax to grind and it does feel like it with those newsroom characters. They don't have any depth. The antagonists (the lying writer and the suits) are too bad and the head editor is too good. They aren't the mix of grey every other character was before. Every other part of season 5 is great, it just drags when it showcases them. So The Wire isn't flawless because it fails to stick the landing. Still, it's an amazing show.

    • @DragonIsNotASlave
      @DragonIsNotASlave 2 года назад

      I got bored with Mad Men. That’s why BB takes the cake for me.

  • @innermoonmusic5953
    @innermoonmusic5953 2 года назад +1

    Soothing song with a bloody and violent scene, like Chocolate and vanillia ice cream, this is a sick writing

  • @TomasGuillen-on2sf
    @TomasGuillen-on2sf 2 года назад +4

    It is Impressive how Walter transformates from a Polite Man to a Big Monster.

  • @thisdoesnotexist2
    @thisdoesnotexist2 5 лет назад +16

    the acting in the second half of this season is the best I’ve *ever* watched. it’s fucking crazy

  • @jonnefcb98
    @jonnefcb98 5 лет назад +16

    Listening to you guys talk about how amazing and flawless this show is (even more so than GoT) makes me so happy. Recommending BrBa to people and watching them fall in love is so rewarding. It's truly the greatest show of all time, imo. I cannot wait for you to watch the last 8! 📔💡🤯

  • @sergiorossell
    @sergiorossell 4 года назад +1

    that moment when hank is informed about mike's 9 guys being dead = that moment when W. Bush is informed about 9/11.

  • @warblackjack5565
    @warblackjack5565 5 лет назад +42

    If Walt did keep his head down and cook back in season 4, Hank would have died. It was not just Walt’s paranoia that got him to kill Gus and turn Jesse against Gus, but also Gus wanted to remove Hank from the equation. Walt’s family would have only been killed in its entirety, if Walt got in the way of Gus taking out Hank.
    📖💡🤯 💵

    • @abelcastro4813
      @abelcastro4813 4 года назад +12

      Exactly and they never bring up the fact that Jesse is the whole reason Gus even became a threat

    • @vault6242
      @vault6242 3 года назад

      Gus wanted Hank to kill the twins

    • @hbk314
      @hbk314 2 года назад

      Walt also put Hank onto Gus in the first place. If not for Walt's ego, Hank would have left his Heisenberg investigation at Gale's death.
      Even after Gale's death, Walt likely could have kept cooking for as long as he lived. It wasn't until Walt started behaving erratically (showing up at Gus's house at night, trying to intimidate the manager and bursting into Gus's office at Los Pollos, etc.) that Gus started pursuing alternatives again.

  • @jranyc2215
    @jranyc2215 10 месяцев назад +1

    The symbolism of Hank revealing the identification of Heisenberg is when he was at his most relaxed

  • @popmer2456
    @popmer2456 5 лет назад +18

    Breaking bad is the greatest tv show of all time! Hands down!!!

  • @prashantramachandran2153
    @prashantramachandran2153 5 лет назад +3

    You know, seeing your reaction just reaffirms just how amazing the writers of this show were. Just everything you brought up is handled beautifully well. That's why BB is one of the, if not the, most amazing and satisfying series of all.

  • @marcosg8327
    @marcosg8327 4 года назад +4

    Rip to all the fans who died before the second half of season 5

  • @kathyrams
    @kathyrams Год назад +1

    For all of us who watched it when it was first on TV, we had to wait eleven months before we got the next episode.

  • @steveen2180
    @steveen2180 5 лет назад +22

    I have been waiting for this all day 😢 i can't imagine my life with out your videos

  • @ron8187
    @ron8187 5 лет назад +7

    This was an amazing reaction! When I watched this live, I nearly fell out of my chair when hank discovered Walts public enemy #1 lol. Tuesday let's go!!

  • @TnT_F0X
    @TnT_F0X 5 лет назад +8

    Everyone knew if Hank ever found out he'd crap himself on the spot.

  • @hbk314
    @hbk314 2 года назад +1

    There's what seems to be a rare timeline error in the dialogue from Jack in this episode when he says "whacking Bin Laden wasn't this complicated." This episode takes place in 2009 while Bin Laden was killed in May 2011.

  • @SheldonAdama17
    @SheldonAdama17 4 года назад +4

    One thing’s for sure, Hank was sitting in the right place for that realization...

  • @Eringdahls
    @Eringdahls 5 лет назад +25

    I’ve just discovered your channel and I’m so obsessed with you two! 😳 🥰

    • @movieman175
      @movieman175 5 лет назад +4

      Probably the best reactors on RUclips.

    • @brewcityjesus
      @brewcityjesus 5 лет назад +3

      Welcome to the family. Keep watching. Great reactions to come.

  • @LazyLampshade
    @LazyLampshade 5 лет назад +10

    Mr. White’s response to Hank’s emotional, thought provoking story was: “I used to love to go camping.” No emotional engagement what so ever just yeah I like nature stuff too 🤣 Walter Hartwell White, man after my own heart ❤️
    📖 💡 🤯

  • @innermoonmusic5953
    @innermoonmusic5953 2 года назад +2

    Just right when walt had to stop the business Hank figures out

  • @TheWunWhiteWolf
    @TheWunWhiteWolf 5 лет назад +39

    Good thing Hank was on the toilet. 😅

    • @tharindu207
      @tharindu207 5 лет назад +5

      They had to repair the commode cause Hank was shitting bricks

  • @prot07ype87
    @prot07ype87 5 лет назад +14

    *15:11** That's the reason. You answered your own question.*
    She's successful up until this point, because she's so cautious. Only the paranoid survive.

    • @ghenry4513
      @ghenry4513 5 лет назад +6

      Prot07ype you nailed it. That and she's a hustler. Somewhat nervous energy can be great in sales, which is likely where she rose up in the company. Smart too.

  • @dmgib5239
    @dmgib5239 5 лет назад +6

    PLEASE, never apologize for your reactions. You guys reacted fine to Mike's death.

  • @celeste1737
    @celeste1737 5 лет назад +6

    “Gliding o’er (over) all...” is the beginning of a Walt Whitman poem, I love how BrBa ties all it’s titles into the show and this was the best cliffhanger since Who Shot J.R on Dallas
    Let’s go yo! 📖 💡 🤯

  • @elisabethlarsen4282
    @elisabethlarsen4282 5 лет назад +3

    This is absolutely crazy, most of us have waited for this episode since you guys started, and now you are here! Wow ❤️❤️

  • @MagnusvonYoshi
    @MagnusvonYoshi 5 лет назад +3

    "We're going to make a lot of money together" is what Tuco said, all the way back in episode 7.

  • @Palendrome
    @Palendrome 5 лет назад +12

    You could think of it as "Gale's Revenge"

  • @xtoxicx3531
    @xtoxicx3531 4 года назад +2

    I got chills during this scene. Shows like breaking bad and game of thrones are just so unbelievably incredible

  • @AWSVids
    @AWSVids 5 лет назад +20

    Those jails killings as Walt stands, removed from the situation, while his enemies are all simultaneously taken out on his orders = Walt is now The Godfather.
    Alternatively: Walt is now Cersei Lannister.

  • @griffinhardy3911
    @griffinhardy3911 4 года назад +1

    Will never think of another video more fitting for crystal blue persuasion. This show made that song one of my favorites lol

  • @mksongbird
    @mksongbird 5 лет назад +13

    fifth season of Better Call Saul was pushed back to 2020. 18 month wait is a killer but well worth every minute. show is just as engaging and gripping as it'd predecessor albeit in slightly different ways.

    • @chimp4225
      @chimp4225 2 года назад

      And now season 6 is just around the corner

  • @bigdream_dreambig
    @bigdream_dreambig 2 года назад +1

    I did the math: $1 billion in perfectly stacked $100-bills would be about 400 cubic feet, forming a cube 7.36 feet (224 cm) on each side and weighing 22,000 pounds (10,000 kg). Estimating the rectangle shown using the characters' 5-6 feet heights as a reference, I would guess they've only accumulated about 1/10 of that amount, i.e. about $100 million -- so Walt still has a long way to go before he matches the amount he would have earned from the company he left early!

  • @spackle9999
    @spackle9999 5 лет назад +7

    I love GOT, don't get me wrong, but it's the same fucking lesson over and over. The winners are the most clever, the most deserving. Your motivations don't matter, it's all about winning "the game". Over and over. I get it, bad guys win, good guys lose, unless they are smarter.
    This show showed us how and why a soul can transform. It's been amazing.

  • @robert04872
    @robert04872 5 лет назад +1

    "At what point does one of Walt's plans not work?"
    Never. This isn't typically a business venture that you fuck anything up in and he knows that. Also, most criminals who make it to the top are actually pretty fucking smart, smart enough to continually circumvent the bonds of society. They're not stupid and they know that their first fuckup will be their last, hence they don't fuckup...until its intentionally to really mess shit up or otherwise.

  • @suncore598
    @suncore598 5 лет назад +7

    "At what point does Walt's plans don't work?" Right about the end of this episode.

  • @jdm90121
    @jdm90121 5 лет назад +2

    I think that lost in the shuffle of this episode is the perfect song selection to backdrop the prison shankings.

  • @YourDadYoda
    @YourDadYoda 5 лет назад +8

    You guys have officially made it to the beginning of the end.

  • @lasveryown664
    @lasveryown664 Год назад +1

    26:37 😂😂😂😂😂 that reaction is priceless I remember feeling the same way the first time watching the show

  • @scaf5363
    @scaf5363 5 лет назад +3

    Great symbolism at 19:05. 10 guys were killed in jail, and Hank is standing with ten little girls.

    • @alexanderholzer7392
      @alexanderholzer7392 5 лет назад

      The number ten kept bugging me. Was the tenth man Mike's attorney? Because before I thought they'd only mentioned nine guys.
      Yeah, Vince loves his "mandalas".

  • @madelinegarber7860
    @madelinegarber7860 4 года назад +1

    One of the best but most disturbing scenes in this season is when Qalt pulls a Michael Corleon and has all the guys killed. Though the godfather version is great because it takes place during a baptism. Both have the contrasting music though.

  • @Y.d.o.b.o.n
    @Y.d.o.b.o.n 5 лет назад +11

    Better call saul is on season 5. Season 5 has just been delayed until 2020.

  • @happzy
    @happzy 5 лет назад +1

    Nikkis reaction to prison killings gave birth to some trully cinematic monologue "...this shit actually happens, this is not like a joke, this is like REAL SHIT I mean all of this shit is potentially real shit"

  • @overdosarN
    @overdosarN 5 лет назад +11

    One of my favorite episodes, and it still somehow get better, well done picking this show 🤯📖💡

  • @Xxbenjee41xX
    @Xxbenjee41xX 3 года назад +1

    I’m sure Hank had no problem taking that dump after that revelation

  • @gameofthrows9357
    @gameofthrows9357 5 лет назад +16

    BY WALT WHITMAN
    Gliding o'er all, through all,
    Through Nature, Time, and Space,
    As a ship on the waters advancing,
    The voyage of the soul-not life alone,
    Death, many deaths I'll sing.

  • @gonzobandito
    @gonzobandito 5 лет назад +1

    Many call-backs in this episode. The fly, "learn to take yes for an answer Lydia" echoes what Mike told Walt in the bar, "We're gonna make a lot of money together" echoes something Tuck said to Walt in season 1, The same painting from when Walt was hospitalized for his "fugue state" and many many more if you watch closely.

  • @TheFlowerofSpades
    @TheFlowerofSpades 5 лет назад +74

    Again, I’ve never click so fast in my entire life.

  • @theoblongbox4909
    @theoblongbox4909 2 года назад +1

    GLIDING o’er all, through all,
    Through Nature, Time, and Space,
    As a ship on the waters advancing,
    The voyage of the soul-not life alone,
    Death, many deaths I’ll sing.

  • @MrROKinROK
    @MrROKinROK 5 лет назад +12

    Sorry, but in Walt's defense, I gotta disagree with Mike (and Steven and Patron Jim). There was nothing Walt could've done to sustain "the good thing they had going." Mike was misremembering the events that led up to the conflict or was not privy to the things we viewers had seen on Walt and Jesse's side.
    The "safest" Walt ever was was immediately after he replaced Gale with Jesse. That at least prevented Gale from possibly taking over operations. However, where Walt's relationship with Gus irreparably soured was when he plowed through those drug dealers; and the impetus for that act was not his hubris or ambition but either his sense of justice for the murder of Andrea's brother or concern about Jesse's safety. With that act he effectively signed his death warrant (as evidenced by Gus asking Gale to speed up his takeover and, of course, the fact that he actually ordered Mike to kill Walt).
    Yes, Walt managed to arrange a stay of execution by killing Gale but let's not pretend the Gus we came to know would've been content having Walt (and Jesse) then proceed to work under him in perpetuity. He had been outmaneuvered by Walt... with the murder of his original chemist. And that homicide investigation basically had the D.E.A. sniffing around at his doorstep for the first time in his illustrious drug-dealing career.
    Gus is not the type of gentleman who would've taken those things lightly. Walt wasn't being paranoid. His instincts about Gus was spot on. Walt was on borrowed time. At the earliest opportunity, Gus would've offed him. Whether he'd have groomed Jesse to take over (as he later kind of did) or had a new chemist monitor Walt's work or even if and when it was time to pull the plug on operations, Walt would not be riding off to retire into the sunset. From the moment he took those dealers out, it was him or Gus... IMHO.
    📖💡🤯

    • @SuzakuX
      @SuzakuX 5 лет назад +1

      Retirement for Walt was never an option, he was never riding off into the sunset. He's been on borrowed time since the first episode. His "goal" was to make money for his family and then die, and Gus gave him every opportunity to achieve that goal, even after Gale. Hell, after Jesse proved himself in Mexico, he convinced Gus to let Walt live. Gus took Walt out to the desert and threatened him, but gave him a clear, clean exit. Walt's ego and paranoia wouldn't allow him to just keep his head down and earn. He couldn't stand being under Gus's thumb, so he rebelled, he provoked, he sabotaged, he manipulated. From the very start of season 4 he is undermining his own safety and working relationship with Gus and Jesse.

    • @MrROKinROK
      @MrROKinROK 5 лет назад +2

      Okay, I don't necessarily disagree with the substance of your take. But I think you entirely missed the context of my post (as evidenced by your interpretation of Walt being on "borrowed time"). I wasn't mapping out Walt's literary arc throughout the course of the show (where your assertion could've been germane). I was specifically addressing Mike's contention that Walt (and his ego) was somehow responsible for ruining the good thing they had going... or that Walt could've done anything different to maintain that status quo. In that context, my "borrowed time" reference SPECIFICALLY pertained to Gus's decision to have him killed.
      Keep in mind, by "good thing going," Mike was referring to his being able to work safely in the shadows AND Walt (and presumably Jesse) being able to quietly earn millions. So Walt being killed would've violated Mike's "good thing" scenario. My point was that this was impossible to have maintained and that in this equation, it had nothing to do with Walt's ambition. The obvious action (or non-action) Walt could've taken was not intervening in Jesse's Rambo decision. However, had he gone that route, Jesse would've been dead and Gale would've been reassigned as Walt's partner. Now whether Gus would've allowed Walt to work side-by-side with Gale in perpetuity from that point on is a different conversation. But absent that consequence (Jesse's death), there was no scenario (again IMHO) where Walt could've allowed the that "good thing going" Mike longed for to have continued.
      There is one thin sliver of possibility that could've preserved Mike's "status quo". That instead of mowing down those drug dealers, if Walt had pleaded with Jesse in street in the split second he had before bullets started flying and somehow managed to talk his methed up partner off the ledge, then maybe... But even so, there would've been consequences in that timeline too. Gus would've insisted on replacing the unstable Jesse (again with Gale). But remember, the only reason Walt insisted that Jesse come on board was because Jesse was angry at Hank and was going to sue the D.E.A. and ruin Hank's life. He also threatened to play his Heisenberg trump card if needed too. So the consequences in this timeline could've been Hank in financial ruin and possibly serving time OR Jesse dropping dime on Walt).
      The only other act that set this eventuality in motion was Walt's decision to stop Jesse from poisoning those drug dealers. Who knows, had Walt not gone to Gus, maybe Jesse could've executed "the perfect crime". Then, barring other major events, perhaps they could've continued along Mike's ideal with the mysterious deaths of 2 drug dealers as an afterthought. But even here, Walt's decision to intervene was not out of ego either. So Mike would've been off in that regard as well.

    • @abelcastro4813
      @abelcastro4813 4 года назад

      @@SuzakuX Gus was gonna try to kill Hank at least whether Walt talked back or not. Jesse convinced him to spare Walt not his family and Jesse ruined everything soo...

  • @ghenry4513
    @ghenry4513 5 лет назад +9

    Few final notes on this episode:
    1) Crystal Blue Persuasion montage is perfect and the #1 best montage I've ever seen (with the prison killings close behind even though they were harder to watch), in addition to one of my favorite scenes in the entire show. The beauty of that music playing while they perfectly show everything going on and all of the characters playing their role in the drug ring was absolutely perfect and amazing. Notice when they show Lydia putting that label on top of the barrel to "And people are changing..."....and similar perfect "lyric alignment to match the scene", as well as that scene of Saul receiving the bag and pouring the water (one of my favorite Saul scenes in the whole show even though it's short)
    2) This was a great reaction. There were a few, but the one that stood out to me the most was Nikki's reaction to the prison montage. It was so realistic, and that is really some hard to watch violence. Knew Steve would be able to handle it better, but the mention of how that stuff really goes on and how realistic it is was also good.

  • @comicgod3378
    @comicgod3378 5 лет назад +4

    The title of this episode is a Walt Whitman poem

  • @barnabydodd8956
    @barnabydodd8956 4 года назад +1

    That last scene might be my favorite in television history.