How To Melt Through Solid Steel | A No-Rough-Stuff-Type Deal | Breaking Bad
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2023
- Walt explains the strength of Thermite and how it can easily melt through solid steel.
Season 1 Episode 7 A No-Rough-Stuff-Type Deal: Walt and Jesse face difficulties producing the large amount of meth Walt has promised to Tuco. Skyler has a baby shower at which Marie gives her a diamond tiara for the baby. Skyler decides to return the tiara given to her by Marie, only to be detained at the store and informed that it had been stolen; when she confronts Marie, Marie flatly denies stealing it. Walt and Jesse break into a warehouse and steal a large barrel of methylamine, which they need for a new recipe that produces much more meth in much less time. They deliver the promised amount to Tuco and his associates, No-Doze and Gonzo; when No-Doze makes an offhanded remark to Walt, Tuco becomes enraged and savagely beats him in front of the horrified Walt and Jesse.
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Breaking Bad follows protagonist Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a chemistry teacher who lives in New Mexico with his wife (Anna Gunn) and teenage son (RJ Mitte) who has cerebral palsy. White is diagnosed with Stage III cancer and given a prognosis of two years left to live. With a new sense of fearlessness based on his medical prognosis, and a desire to secure his family's financial security, White chooses to enter a dangerous world of drugs and crime and ascends to power in the world. The series explores how a fatal diagnosis such as White's releases a typical man from the daily concerns and constraints of normal society and follows his transformation from mild family man to a kingpin of the drug trade.
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I think this is one the only times Jesse fails to fulfill Walt's expectations and Walt doesn't unfairly berate him.
that and the copper scene in 4 days out
Ahhhhh, WIRE!!! Copper…..copper wire.
@@saulgoodman2892That’s because this scene and that scene you mentioned happened in the earlier seasons 1-2 before Walt turned evil
except gives him free private one on one chemistry lessons, a very wholesome man
Walt did praise him for adquiring everything but the methlamine
this show is so enjoyable when walt and jesse are actually getting along
He had to sprinkle in some acts of affection from time time. Just like a dog, you can't beat it all the time and still expect it to remain loyal to you. You have sprinkle in acts of kindness here and there to make it think that you still care, even if you really don't.
@@jebbroham1776 Well this is before Walt lost most of his morality
It was really sad, because there was genuine love between the two, at least they made uo in the end
Stay away from animals!
shut up weirdo.@@aliorr9356
It's almost endearing seeing Walt liven up when he's explaining the chemistry and the history behind his inventions
Heisenberg hadn’t made his appearance yet i guess
It's like his guilty pleasure, really makes you think how much he repressed and how boring his life got.
thermite is not his invention
@@s.p.2494 I think he was just explaining how to repurpose stuff to make one
Walt is a decent teacher tbh, the boring teaching is inevitable when you teach at a public school for years i guess
3:00 Genuine, honest, playful smile, like a father does to his son. I don't remember any other example in the whole series.
He did, several times, all with Jesse.
In the RV after they've been cooking for 2 days.
Ah wire
This is why I think Walt grew to love Jesse as a son, even if for a very short time BEFORE he went full psycho mode and why in the end he choosed to save Jesse, pity and the memories they shared
Never did that with Jr
I love the naive excitement Jesse and Walt have in season 1.
Especially since this is before Walt gets deceived too much by his pride
@@mechadoggy "Deceived by his pride."
I like phrasing it that way. I'll try to remember that.
@@Woodside235 I mean, it’s a pretty standard concept in Christian theology. I often use that phrase a lot, especially since whenever I mess up or sin in any way or otherwise hurt God’s feelings, I feel much better by framing it as me being “deceived by my pride” as opposed to me being deceived by Satan which just sounds way worse. (Honestly, for a show that’s centered around drugs and crime, it had a pretty conservative worldview which makes sense given Vince’s own views. Even though Vince is technically agnostic and therefore not a Christian, he actually believes in the existence of Hell. If you notice, the characters throughout the Breaking Bad series hardly ever get away with doing wrong. Each of them get punished in some way, whether mildly or severely, and must give an account for what they did.)
you a nerd fr @@mechadoggy
@@monke980 Yes, I am a nerd, especially since I did a lot of research on the Covid virus in the lab.
The joy and happiness on his face when talks about his chemistry and the history behind it is just beautiful
Btw, this gun had its own regiment because it was such an insanity to manage. It only gave a couple of shots but one of those shots destroyed a soviet ammunition depot which was built 30 meters into a mountain.
The choice of subject felt a bit weird to me as thermite played absolutely no role in the history of the Gustav gun, none was ever used on it nor was it ever attempted to use thermite on it. It would have made more sense to talk about like the gun battery at pointe-du-hoc or something and how the rangers quickly took out the battery of guns with thermite.
@@BDNeon yes, the Gustav got destroyed by its own regiment so it wouldn't fall into enemies hand. No commandos and no thermite indeed.
@@BDNeon Very true. I do agree; there is no record in history of thermite being used to destroy the Gustav gun. However, that is only implied here, and they have no said that it was destroyed, only that it COULD be destroyed.
I never realised how as show progresses, Jesse learns how to pronounce methylamine correctly
The Walt/Science sessions are among the best parts of the show.
He is obviously a great teacher, but his heart was no longer in it because of people like Jesse.
Very ironic that they become so close in crime.
Yeap, it is like mythbusters, but for criminals 🤓.
Teaching chemistry to 1 student who will apply it feels more meaningful than teaching it to 100 students who are just trying to pass the class.
because of people like jesse????? stop blaming
@@KeyUploads
I didn't blame anybody.
The show did.
Multiple occasions throughout the show, Walt tries to educate Jesse and several high school students, and each time he is left disappointed.
In his eyes, they aren't "applying themselves."
Sorry if facts upset you. Dunno what to say.
@@We_Are_Borg_478the online consensus of NPCs is that they hate walter and love Jesse. So saying anything remotely negative or positive about the wrong character upsets them
2:10 I think this scene, the early cooks with Jesse, and the building a battery with Jesse show Walt really did love teaching when he is teaching someone who is actually listening. You can really tell such a difference in his expressions here where he seems to be enjoying himself versus the visible frustration when he is teaching high school grading papers and talking with the student who was trying to BS him into a passing grade.
not to mention how despite his many obvious flaws and bad habits Jesse really was eager to learn.
Breaking bad is a show that really focus on characters dialogs body languages facial expressions the sounds light atmosphere etc... This show is truly a masterpiece
GOAT
justlike the sopranos
The gustav gun monologue is extremely interesting:
In BB a character is introduced to us who is very powerful. He becomes a major threat to Walt and his goals. No matter what Walt tries- this character is ALWAYS one step ahead. All it took to eventually beat this person, was one angry old man in a wheelchair.
I once saw a comment somewhere else saying that Walter White was so brilliant that he could have went off and started another legitamet company on his own after Grey Matter. I feel like that makes the story so much more tragic...
Yeah it’s crazy how smart and talented Walt was, it’s a shame that the only time he really got to show off his talent was as Heisenberg.
@@Al-Xelriopretty sure in college walt shows how brilliance he is
That was the whole point of the movie. A guy who gets screwed over by life becomes angry to the point that he refuses to let people help him succeed.
He could have gotten a high position at grey matter, but chose not to because he felt it was charity.
And he was unable to get a job better than high school teacher (not really sure why, I think because he was too humble at first).
@@ninjaguyYT My headcanon is that Walt showed too much of an attitude to whenever he applied for jobs, like having high expectations for positions or even acted like he is too good for the job. And at the end, he had to shallow his pride and find the only job that could take him, which was that High school and even then, he couldn't even worked there full time.
It's because intelligence and skill don't directly translate to success.
That's how the world works.
This episode is one of the nicest between Jesse and Walter
3:00 This might be the only genuine smile from Walter in the entire series
this 2:10 is the moment when gustavo fring became the gustav gun. amazing backstory writing, bravo gilligan
Dropping bombs on it would definitely disable it though, don’t know what Walt was thinking with that line
@@roddydykes7053*ting ting ting* CORRECT!!
@@roddydykes7053 And he disabled the guy with a disabled guy. Vincetastic writing.
@@ekathe85bravo Vince
@@paolopasaol9700 HAWWW!!!
some of the most interesting parts of the show for me was Walt's chemistry and science knowledge.
And the real chemist was the owner of the car wash.
Yeah Walt is definitely one of the smartest TV protagonists of all time.
@@ZCAR355Bogdon!
jesse's face was an absolute catastrophe after mr white threw thermite at him
These parts were honestly my favorite bits to breaking bad. Where Walt explains science and history together. It’s too bad that he stopped doing that what is essentially the first half of season two. They had a deleted scene where Walt did something similar with the train heist. I wish they didn’t cut that. But still, this was overall a great series.
The passion for chemistry is awesome
"Yeah Mr White, yeah Science!!!"
Yeah Mr White**
Yeah Mr. White, yes science! 🧪
Gustav Gun = Gustavo
Thermite = Walter White
Bravo Vince 👏🏻
Gustav Gun = Gustavo Fring
Thermite = Walter White
Commando = Hector Salamanca
Bravo Vince 👏🏻
Vravo bince👏🏻
Fun fact: The Engineers designed the Gustav Gun barrel segmented, theoretically someone could destroy a segment, but the Gun itself would be repairable.
i think this is the only time walt actually smiles throughout the whole show
He also smiles when he's talking about that factory machine in season 5.
@@portalmanHUN which episode? I must have missed it
This show is so good that all it takes is a 3 minute clip for me to start watching the entire show again.
Lol 2:17 already foreshadowing Gustavo Fring 😅
Thermite is one way to field weld rail together in the railroad industry.
I love how they never figured out the best way for rolling barrels and gas canisters. He's a chemist after all, not a physicist.
One thing that was also always true is that Walt loved teaching.
best show of all time
I don’t think the Gustav gun is unrepairable because they use thermite for rail track repairs too
youre talking about the tracks the cannon is ON it can fire accurately 23 miles away
Barrels require precision and a lot of strength. You can't just weld stuff into a barrel unless you want the gun to blow up in your face.
@@DivingHawker your point is correct only if there is no tolerance built into the product, like the Titanic
@@johnye4433 Titanic was actually built to be a very safe ship. It was designed to survive pretty much anything. What happened to it was much more severe than the designers thought was likely to happen. Oceanliners Designs has a great video about how it was built.
@@tiredcaffeinetitanic was an insurance scam. It was a third Olympic class model built with iron rivets holding it together instead of steel. That’s why the iceberg seemed to “rip through steel”. It popped the bolts off at the seam. The Titanic never had a sea trial. It likely would have sank on said sea trial. Check out the insurance policies taken out on the Titanic shortly before the maiden voyage.
walt just calmly talking about a topicACCURATELY~
0:13 I keep forgetting that Bryan doesn't know what all this stuff is irl but it feels like he does. Great acting... or is it? 🤨
The DEA actually gave him a crash course in how its done.
@@Iluvlollipops That's right Hank used him as his chemist
The Michael Weston School of destroying things in fascinating ways.
Walt is like MacGyver gone bad.
Yeah science!
Back when they could get along. Things were so different by season 5
Some awesome characters in this show, Walt, Jesse, Saul, Mike, & of course, who can ever forget the highly volatile Tuco?
Walt was no less potent than thermite either. He cut through the cartel, Gustavo, Mike, FBI, and Jack's entire crew like it was nothing.
Twins? What twins? I ain’t see no twins.
I think you mean the Gustavo Gun
thanks for the instructions
Oh my God Walt’s smile I love him so much 3:00 him smiling like genuine smiling is rare because when he is smiling he’s putting on this happy face lying to people about how his life is he’s trying to put on this happy family image when he’s running this empire and it’s destroying his family when he thinks it’s doing good for his family by making all this money
I would've laughed if Walt forgot to seal up the bag before he threw it at Jesse.
The times he felt alive
This is when walt Melted through solid steel
I miss the early era of Walt and Jesse partnership tbh 🥺
Nice foreshadowing at the start. Notice how walt and Jesse lift the cylinder instead of just rolling it. Later Hank mocks Walt and Jesse for carrying a cylinder, instead of just rolling it.
bravo vince
This episode of season 1 and the 4 days out episode in season 2 is where walts really genuine and cares about jesse
I wonder what season 1-2 would’ve done to kill Gustavo and would have saved his family
Season 1 Walt probably wouldn't have needed to kill Gus. The hostilities between Gus and Walt are primarily due to Walt's scheming paranoia, and that didn't really manifest until later.
@@nolin132 right on
Wow what a great show to learn more science stuff.
This is probably the first time he's enjoyed teaching in years.
“Yeah, Science”
If Walter was such a genius,, why didn´t he just synthesized the methylamine himself given the scale of the operation at that point?
He probably wanted the direct precursors and not purify them from another source.
Because then you have to source all the things necessary to synthesize that, some of those things might be just as difficult given what they're used for, also might require even more equipment.
It will also cut through steel beams in tall towers.
The last few seasons of Mr. Wizard were pretty crazy.
Waltuh Black
Walter White
Waltuh
YEAH MR WHITE!!! YEAH ETCH-A-SKETCH!
….No…. *Jesse* 🙄
This was the exact moment that Breaking Bad became Hizzerberg
makes me so angry that these incredible actors are not getting paid by Netflix for millions of people streaming this awesome show every day!
Ikr!! I just started watching the show a few months ago, and I'm hooked! It's been a B. B. marathon for months now. They really should get royalties. My views alone would pay them handsomely 😅
Seems like an inconvenient way to get what are essentially just aluminum shavings lol he probably read the Anarchist's Cookbook instead of the Jolly Roger
Carefully measures, spills a bunch of it over his hand .
Fun fact: that's absolutely not how the Gustav gun was destroyed
Yes. That makes Vince and co even more impressive to come up with a story that plausible
@@yikan1107 It's not plausible it's pulpy. I liked BB, or at least most of it, but it's full of stuff you'd find in a pulp adventure novel: shootouts, heists, deals gone wrong, argot, amazingly easy and effective home chemistry, cliffhangers, double lives, scary foreigners, lawmen, etc.
(Para)dropping one commando to destroy the Gustav Gun is plausible if that commando's Captain America. The GG was a 40 ft tall/150 ft long railway gun that took hundreds of people to operate. However thermite grenades were used to disable (much smaller) artillery in WWII.
Take that factoid, make it sexier by hybridizing it with a short history of the Gustav Gun, and you have a fun little scene. It's very good television writing! Walt is weaving a yarn to impress Jesse. Facts aren't super important. BB is junk food; delicious, expertly crafted, crave-inducing junk food for the brain.
In fairness, the Gustav Gun was destroyed by thermite. Only it wasn't a commando, it was the Germans scuttling it to avoid it's capture by the Allies.
@@alanyajmorgan Yes. That's TV. Remember how in the end they defeated everyone in the house with a rotating robot gun? TV.
@@alanyajmorgan All you're doing is listing basic elements of a story, but it goes beyond that and really comes down to if those moments are earned. Plausibility in fiction is not something that should be determined relative to our reality but relative to what the story and plot has introduced. For the most part, all of the shootouts and deception and other "pulpy" things, as you put it, are in service of building and changing the world around Walt and watching him change with it.
I think it is unfair to shrug off the show as "junk food", when you are personally choosing to see basic elements of the story as representations of tropes and not as what they actually are as moments serving the story being told.
Unless you're saying entertainment in general is junk food, which im not really sure what kind of point that's making if it is the point.
The Gustav is incredible
The correlation between the Gustav Gun and the foreshadowing of Fring's empire could be a perfect coincidence, or it could be genius writing. Maybe it's both?
Walter saying "very good work" sounds so off
‘Very good work.’ -> ‘I could have saved her. But I didn’t.’
After all the memes about these two, going back to scenes like this where Walt is saying something other than "JESSE" genuinely gives me whiplash.
Say their name. POPCORNERS!
I love these early episodes, you know, before everything started going to hell.
“Sweat lodge? I’m already sweating, help me out.” 😆
wholesome scene
Mix 2 parts aluminum and 1 part iron oxide you get thermite. Its easy to make but also not easy to make it right along with other details. The most violet reaction in all of chemistry.
SOME SERIOUS DRYWALL COMING RIGHT UP
That's how the U.S. Army Rangers took out the guns at Pointe du Hoc on D-Day.
This scene would be made much better if Jesse said "yo mr white, how we gonna do a robbery with an etch a sketch"
Strange that these are Humble Beginnings lol
Jesse thinking its going to blow up in his face is a nice touch lols.
Jesse! We need to use this video to our advantage! We need to cook!
I wonder what would happen if Breaking bad still would be an Dark comedy instead of an tragic serious comedy
I never understood why they never made methylamine themselves
Hes really waltzing in this one
Stuff like this was really cool, but I'm glad Vince and the writers were wise enough not to overdo it. They didn't want the show to turn into MacGyver.
Walter is happy that Jesse finally listens closely about his chemistry😂
That's not what happened to the eithers of the Gustavs or Dora, but still a badass scene.
The Gustav gun. The following season they introduce a character named Gustavo. Idk if there's a correlation there.
Walt....
I was wondering what Walt would come up with. When he mentioned the thermite I knew it was gonna be fun :d
I learn more science from this show than I did watching Bill Nye
God I love Thermite.
Wall level Mr. White
Lol, they bought electrolytic produced hydrogen, and even tried to buy methylamine, but couldn't be bothered to buy powdered aluminum and had to disassemble a bunch of Etch-a-Sketch
Thats about the most expensive, least efficient way to make thermite possible.
This Jesse that says “Methlemine” is the same Jesse that enters the shootout in El Camino. Think about that.
breaking bad, entertaining and educational!
hey, hearing of some chemical or some process before I see it on the show. Thermite baby
Gustav 😱
mr white where's the thermite
Okay but why does he have so many tho
Pinkman's profound stoopidity was always a source of irritation.
What did he get thermite out of and why did it have thermite?
I dispense all my duct tape like that now. Dialogue included.
Gustavo Fring didnt stand a chance fr fr
We all know what happened next 😂 Jesse messed up