No, Skylar, I AM THE 10 SECONDS! A terrible comedian opens the door to find a crowd in front of him on a Saturday night and you think that of me? No. I AM THE TIME HE HAS LEFT AFTER SPEAKING HIS MIND!!!
I think walt was the good guy, but he always got mistreated and degraded by people and from his students sometimes, had the opportunity to be the bad guy against people so he did and liked how it felt, he liked how they respected and treated him when he was actually Heisenberg and not the miserable highschool teacher Walter White. Edit: He also even admits at the last episode just before saying good bye to Skyler, “I did it for myself, i liked it”
@KeV B it's a complicated web. He didn't intend to kill Gale at all to begin with. He liked him. I agree it was selfish to keep Jesse but that was also necessary in his point of view because he threatened to turn him in. By doing so he avoided the option of killing him. Had there been no external factors such as Tuco's cousins, Hank or Tomás things would've gone much smoother for both of them. In the end faced with the consequences Walt brilliantly outplayed Gus by getting Gale killed. This tv show is an extreme example of how self preservation kicks in and changes one's behaviour when they're pushed up against a wall. Just imagine being in Walt's shoes. It's terrifying.
Agreed. At this point, the audience is familiar with Heisenberg, but I don't know if Skyler's ever *really* seen him up until this point. A man who needed money? Yes. With a good amount of pride? Absolutely. But Heisenberg himself? The evil split personality Walt actively loves being? No.
In Italian dubbed version, Walter White says: "A guy opens his door and you think that of me? I can't be shot" So the key sentence that makes Skyler realize he's now a killer is gone, and she looks so afraid because her husband just made no sense.
@@Silver01Son nope, italian translators just have a tradition for adapting translation to lips movements even at the expense of meaning. And even when they don't need it they like to dumb down lines so even the dumber person in the world can understand the reference
Bryan’s acting is insane. Amazing to watch. After saying “I am the one who knocks” you can SEE, without words, that he kind of regrets saying that to Skylar but still knows it’s true/believes it.
He stars in this new showtime 1 season show called, "your honor". I'd highly recommended watching it, his acting is amazing. His range is just insane.... From Hal on malcom in the middle, to breaking bad, to this new your honor show. He's one of the best.
The fact so many people hated her character is a testament to how great of an actress she is. You do not come across too many shows that have so many excellent actors and actresses like Breaking Bad. Jesse was supposed to be a short-lived character in the series, but he became part of the main focus. Truly an amazing job!
I never understood the hate for Skyler. She is a loving mother and wife that is trying to keep her family together. She acts cautiously, and yes, she makes mistakes, but then again she is forced into this drug underworld where she obviously doesn’t belong. She’s scared of Walt but she also loves him so she does all those things for him even though she knows they’re wrong. She’s a great character played by a great actress
This is actually done on purpose. Color is used to signal change of mood in a scene. It can occur a number of ways from lighting to clothing. In the brighter red he was Walter White, taking off the shirt signaled him taking down that facade to reveal his darker self.. Hisenberg.
Skyler: “stop pretending like you’re some hardened criminal!” Walt: “I dissolved 2 guys in acid and flushed them down a toilet 2 weeks into the job, think i’ll manage.”
Saddest part about this scene is she tells him “You’re not a hardened criminal, you’re in danger!” She has no clue about anything hes done up until that point, and people making assumptions like that about him are the exact reason why he does it.
"She has no clue about anything hes done up until that point", but she already cheated on him with her criminal boss, didn't turn in signed by Walter divorce papers, said that she is waiting on his cancer to come back
@subcomandante marcos That all comes to head with him and Mike. Mike telling him they had a good thing with Gus but Walt's ego just couldn't let him be the man under someone else, he had to be top dog. He had to. He didn't like how obvious that was to Mike and he killed him for it. It's funny watching Gus's early interactions with Walt again after so long. Gus clearly does a lot to give Walt a pride in what he does, he respects him a great deal. But Walt has a megalomania and his ego couldn't let him see that Gus at one point felt they were equal.
@@MolemanITA Totally. Walt has a nemesis complex. That comes about from obvious problems with self worth and inferiority to others and their identities and values. Walt couldn't accept that there were people better than him from his perspective. Gus gets close to Jesse, dead. Mike gets close to Jesse, dead. He could not stand others fathering his surrogate son.
Well to be fair I think she was just trying to protect him by talking some sense into him. If my husband who I know has been a consistently good and virtuous man during the time of our marriage suddenly became a drug dealer I'd also refuse to believe that he's the one who kills people and I'd try to protect him at all costs. I think Skyler telling this to Walt was just proof of how little she knew about her husband's darkest sides.
I understand that "I am the danger" & "I am the one who knocks" are iconic lines but the delivery on "who are you talking to right now?" & "who is it, you think you see?" are the two lines that always give me goosebumps
You probably used "I'M" and not "I AM" for convenience when posting your comment. But it raises a good point in terms of the writing. Contractions are informal and in this case, using the formal, "I AM", and not the informal, "I'M", made a huge difference. Say it out loud "I AM the danger...." and then say "I'M the danger...." and the difference in terms of the "impact" of what he was saying is clear.
@@PinkFloydTheDarkSide Please don't be offended - I made a point of stating that the contraction you used when quoting the dialogue was probably used for "convenience". The point that I was attempting to raise was the difference between "I AM the danger" versus "I'm the danger". And in my humble opinion, I believe the former, and not the latter, is what makes this quote effective.
@@anomahettige2920 haha! I'm not offended. I said that in a very amusing way. See this is why I don't like English language. It is very difficult to interpret the mood or emotions of the writer unless explicitly said. ;)
@@PinkFloydTheDarkSide Hmmm - I'm quite sure that the English language should not be faulted for a writer lacking the skills to connote mood, emotion, etc. However, when it comes to these types of forums, there often seems to be an increased level of sensitivity/misunderstanding when posting a comment. Getting back to the quote - the verb, (am) is what is key. When the verb is contracted with the noun (I) - it loses a "something something" and that is what I was getting at. I (noun) AM (verb) being distinct versus "I'm". So, kudos to the writers for recognizing the importance of this distinction and kudos to Bryan Cranston's delivery.
I love his facial expression after realizing what he just said, like there's still some remnant of the old Walter, spectating in terror in the background as the present Walter inevitably takes control.
The ending for breaking bad sucked. Everything got solved by a weird machine gun contraption. Then Jessie was free and happy and Walter died. I always thought it would have been more powerful if Jesse left, and Walter just stood there, looked around, and got back to cooking.
You literally see Walt turning into Heisenberg. He removes his light colored red shirt revealing a dark red shirt. Instantly, his demeanor changes. Brilliant writing.
It's funny because i think he actually did when she said asked if he was the one in danger because it made him look weaker than his enemies which as we know he can't take because he wants to be on top
Can you believe that season 4 was the only season Bryan Cranston didn’t get nominated for an Emmy. His acting was insane in this scene and in Crawl Space.
Notice how before he tells her who he really is, he takes off that red shirt revealing a darker red..almost like he’s taking off that Walter White persona and switching to Heisenburg..simply brilliant.
"I AM THE DANGER,IM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS" is his global main theme and his best line that explain his overall character in BB.. Yet season 4 is the only season bryan dont get emmy nomination is unbelievable !!!
u mind explaining why they used the color red for this scene? i feel how it changes , but what was in the directors mind when he decided to wear him red
Can we just appreciate that Cranston went from an extra in Seinfeld, to acting as a meth kingpin in which he won an Emmy for his acting! Why don’t I see people talking about how he surprised everyone with his jump from comedy to breaking bad, and that he nailed it so quickly! This man deserved his Emmy through and through
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To me, this seemed like the moment where Skyler began to understand how far off the deep end Walt had gone. Its obvious it isn't just about paying his cancer treatment anymore, he's taking pride in what he does.
Idiotic, hypocritical POS Skyler already cheated on Walter with her criminal boss (who she helped to hide two times more amount of money than Walter earned at that point), and she was the one who didn't turn in SIGNED BY WALTER DIVORCE PAPERS AND MUNIPULATED WALTER TO STAY IN THE FAMILY (because sleeping with her criminal boss became boring and because she started to want Walter's money - even her lawyer called her out on it). So it doesn't really matter what exectly realized that stupid, spiteful, selfish, idiotic bitch realized in this scene.)
Actually I'd say she was more scared of the murder confession he just made. If he had simply stopped by saying "I'm too valuable to be killed so I'm not in danger.: the outcome of this scene would have been so much different.
I can’t imagine how terrifying it’d be to see your husband transform from an easygoing chemistry teacher into a murderous drug lord. Being bound to a completely different person than the one you married. People are way too hard on Skyler.
Walt is essentially telling her that he's more comfortable being the murderer than he is being a victim, that he is so insistent on looking badass that he would rather kill someone than appear vulnerable. Even in this moment, where she's begging him to admit he's vulnerable, he rejects the opportunity in favor of saying he is powerful and morally bankrupt. He despised his wife for being concerned over his safety here, and yet, the viewer sides with him in this moment. This show really is masterful at conditioning the audience into taking sides.
"I am the danger. A guy opens his door and gets shot and you think that of me? No. I am the one who knocks!" Even Chuck Norris is scared to open the door.
Chuck Norris would even be scared to mention the name of Heisenberg, it was once said that Chuck Norris went to open his door then remembered this Dialogue and instead went and cried himself to sleep.
As much as this scene is a meme, it's also kind of terrifying. It's such a stark contrast to that timid chemistry teacher just barely meeting ends meet. And I love Bryan's acting, people don't give enough credit to the person who plays Skylar, Anna Gunn. Her character has watched her husband go from a kind man, if a little prideful, to a exactly what she says he's not, a hardened criminal. One who will soon go on to become a kingpin in the meth industry. All of that is reflected in her eyes. The fear there feels so genuine, and that subtle lip quiver at the end. She's been put in the one of the hardest situations one could think of, one where she is beginning not to feel safe in her own house. Superb acting from all of the cast, big hats off.
people dont usually empathize with skyler, the dont really think deep into how would they feel if something like that happened to their partner, like the whole mysterious behavior and then realizing what was happening and how their life partner suddenly transformed into... well, that.
@@Salchipapote it's because she was contradicting her morals. At first she was disgusted that he was involved in the drug trade, then was on board even aiding him launder his money and then finally decided that once it was all over, she didn't want anything to do with him anymore. If she just stuck to either seeing it through with him or completely leaving him then most would've sympathised with her but she was conflicted hence peoples disdain for the character. She had no real code of ethics. Happy to reap the rewards of his dirty money and launder it but then in other scenes urging him for a divorce and to hand himself in
@@abdimohamed2945 This. Either choose to stand by your husband, even knowing he's a criminal, or leave and justify that choice, but to straddle the fence until forced to take one side or the other smacks of cowardice. She's a coward, an opportunist, and the fact that she comes off as an annoying bitch from the very beginning doesn't help either. Maybe that's how she was written, maybe not, but she nailed it either way.
@Adrian Enrique Arenas Roth I disagree, Walter absolutely hates not getting credit and looking weak and helpless, here his wife sees him as just a school teacher who cant get out of his current situation and he has to prove her wrong
@Samuel Colt You sound like you have a brain the size of a pea. Enjoy being bitter and miserable until life shits you out and the world has one less asshole!
I remember when I first saw this line when he says "I am the danger" It terrified the living lights out of me to my core like a horror movie would. A coldness that shot straight through my soul. That was 7 years ago and I'll never forget it. I've never had acting like that do that to me. I miss watching this show for the first time.
the thing about walter is that most of his career he has felt under appriciated and has been resentful and when he gets into this drug business he gets what he craved for throughout his career. He is respected. And all of those bottled up feelings slowly come popping out and makes him what we see now
Imagine if this show had been told from Skylers perspective. If this had been a mystery thriller about the husband going off and probably having an affair, then it becoming apparent he's a cook in the meth business but is probably in over his head - this would be the biggest "Oh shit" moment ever.
I just freaking love how you can see Brian play Walter and Heisenberg at the same time. It is just brilliant. Sometimes he doesn't even say a word, just his body language tells you who it is. I've never seen a show this good, just by sheer acting. And I've never watched it again after the first, out of fear of not having the same impact.
Watch it again. I'm rewatching now and the show has a totally different message this time than when I first watched it. If I wait another 5 to 10 years it will mean something different that time too. See what I'm saying? We change so much as time goes by it makes it a new experience everytime. ESPECIALLY for this type of show where so many characters seem to really ride that fine line of what's morally okay and what isn't.
If you haven't already, you should definitely consider giving BrBa another rewatch. I've seen it a few times now and each time you catch something you didn't notice before and you're watching it with a brand new perspective knowing how the show plays out.
Bunty Ka Chutiyapa which further proves the fact that this scene and bryan Cranston’s acting here, will undoubtedly go down as one of the best scenes, and best acting performance in a show ever made
Skyler is amazing in this scene as well, you can tell just from her reaction after his speech that she's realized she's not talking to the husband she knew and has realized what he's become
That's a bit of a stretch don't you think. Look at her dialogue delivery. It's meddling. And no that's not the character. Betsy Brandt was much more talented. SHe really made me feel when she learnt about Hanks death. With Anna Gunn, you could clearly see the 'acting'.
Amith Joseph I think we see different things, cause for me she really pushes him to exploding the way it happens in real life, I don't see anything fake about her, it's not "acting"
I disagree. This is just Walt pretending to be Heisenberg, bullshitting Skyler and for once he pulling it off because he actually wanted his lies to be true so much. He spent the whole episode before this "badass" speech panicking and fearing for his life knowing that indeed Gus was the one knocking. Walt knows at this point he was exactly the person he didn't want Skyler to think he was, and that hurt his ego leading to this explosion.
It is funny because just the first time he cooked meth he ended up dissolving two guys in HF and then wiped their remains off the floor. The guy was a psychopath. He was just waiting for a moment.
Shakespearean character development at it's finest. Excellent writing and the perfect actor who could pull it off. This scene still gives me the chills years later.
I've been saying that. Pilot episode 1 I was like how was you going to pull this off from Malcolm in the middle? Got a few episodes later he went it blew up a meth dealer the apartment 🤣
0:49: *'Who are you talking to right now? Who is it you think you see?"* That look he gives Skyler. Chills. This. Is. Heisenberg. The pure terror in Skyler's face says it all.
You can really see Bryan Cranston playing Walt and Heisenberg at the same time. The intimidation and the pride mixed with that tiny bit of hesitation at the end where you can see he sort of reflected on what he was doing and then immediately justified it. Incredible just incredible
Hands down the best scene of the entire series. A single moment that, initially, Walt composes the "I'm the danger" response to cover himself and persuade Sky yet again, from involving law enforcement. Within the few seconds you see a man, go from using manipulation for his own sake, getting completely into what he's expressing, to then realise what he's actually just said to his wife, which he knows will permanently alter her perception of him, then go to realise that everything he just said was quite literally true. Vince is a true pioneer and Bryan performed it immaculately.
"I am the one who knocks!" Clearly, one of the most badass lines ever spoken on TV. It's still good years later in 2019- If I heard it today for the first time, it would affect me the same way it did years ago. Incredible.
Additionally, it's very interesting how Walter and Jesse react to Gale's death Walter is fine with selling the life of someone who respected and appreciated him for his needs (like he'll do a couple times in the future) and throws a speech about how cool he is for having done it, when he didn't even kill that person, but he made anyone else do it (Like he'll do a couple times in the future) Jesse truly regrets what he did and feels that a part of him also died, as he tries to talk about it, but he has nobody to do it (because nobody will listen to that and support him for killing), as he suffers souch for what he did, that he fills his house with videogames and music, loud nous and strong lights to silent the voice of his conscience, because he really knows that what he did was wrong
A couple of things: 1st, yes. Walt didn’t kill gale, but he was going to had victor and Mike not stopped him. It’s not like he was sitting on his ass having Jesse do it for him. And second, Walter definitely felt some level of regret from what happened to gale. It’s most evident from his reaction to his karaoke video. This is just a mask of bravado. A fake. He doesn’t feel proud for killing gale but he has to appear so in order to try to feel powerful to skyler.
@@thecollector4332 Ok. O get its but I really think he would have being emotionally injured if he had to kill Gale by himself. Despite that, he didn't precisely respected Gale. He tried to make excuses to make Gale feel useless, because Walt thought "He was not at his level", which is clearly confirmed when he says Gale was "an imitator", and because no matter how good he was, Walter knew he wasn't going to reach that 3% left by himself
He's even bragging about it here at least it comes off that way which is extra harsh considering he did seem conflicted emotionally when he saw his singing tape so it's almost like he does feel bad in a way but also seems to be proud he did it at the same time, not physically but sure as hell orchestrated it
Man just calmly hops in the shower like he didn’t just say some iconic shit
Hahaha
He took a hot shower. Just what stone cold motherfuckers need.
Yep I hop in the shower just after dropping a load of iconic shit.
@@RichWeigel 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
dude, HAHAHA
My wife gave me that look when I told her I ate an entire pumpkin cheesecake.
I'm not the one who gets his pumpkin cheesecake eaten...
I'm the one who eats it!
you’re not alone about the cheesecake
An entire room of people gave me that look when I used the words "pumpkin" and "cheesecake" in the same sentence.
😆😆😆😆
My wife would have given me this look but she didn't get what I was talking about.
Felt the pain of Deafs'.
"I am the one who knocks" - every delivery pizza boy.
Dude I follow you on Instagram lmao
Underrated
@@putch1773 lmfao
We say Zimbabwe now
But he don't shot.
"I am the danger"
"I am the one who knocks"
Two legendary lines within 10 seconds of each other
And two second after he said that lines, his face showing the true, and the true is WW was a looser all the time.
No, Skylar, I AM THE 10 SECONDS! A terrible comedian opens the door to find a crowd in front of him on a Saturday night and you think that of me? No. I AM THE TIME HE HAS LEFT AFTER SPEAKING HIS MIND!!!
1.4K likes and 2 replies? Let me *not* fix that
My number one tv show of all time
Bryan the actor probably started thinking he was Heisenberg in real life when he delivered those lines!
Jesse was a good man pretending to be bad.
Walter was a bad man pretending to be good.
Wigo exactly, I’m still afraid of him with his great transformation in his personality over 5 seasons 💪🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🔥..
I think walt was the good guy, but he always got mistreated and degraded by people and from his students sometimes, had the opportunity to be the bad guy against people so he did and liked how it felt, he liked how they respected and treated him when he was actually Heisenberg and not the miserable highschool teacher Walter White.
Edit: He also even admits at the last episode just before saying good bye to Skyler,
“I did it for myself, i liked it”
Ata Yardımcı this is true thats why it was called Breaking bad because they pushed Walt so much that he broke and became the bad giy
Walter white is a good man who makes bad decisions
@KeV B it's a complicated web. He didn't intend to kill Gale at all to begin with. He liked him. I agree it was selfish to keep Jesse but that was also necessary in his point of view because he threatened to turn him in. By doing so he avoided the option of killing him.
Had there been no external factors such as Tuco's cousins, Hank or Tomás things would've gone much smoother for both of them. In the end faced with the consequences Walt brilliantly outplayed Gus by getting Gale killed.
This tv show is an extreme example of how self preservation kicks in and changes one's behaviour when they're pushed up against a wall. Just imagine being in Walt's shoes. It's terrifying.
I'm not wasting my time, I am the WASTE.
Lmaooo
Hahahaha
Right on! Be the waste you wanna see in the world, man!
NYAHAHAHHAHAHAHA
Hahahahahhaha
“I am not the chemistry teacher I AM THE CHEMISTRY”
I am not the prostitute fucker I AM the prostitute. A girl opens her mouth and gets cumshot you think out of me.. I am the one who NUTS
@@Aerochalklate lmfao
And since that proclamation of power Walter White completed his metamorphosis into the dastardly villain heralded as Doctor Meth.
Aerochalklate 😂😂😂😂
AramDaSpade 😂
“You are NOT some hardened criminal, Walt” you know for a fact that Heisenberg hated hearing that
That is the guy who kills 2 people in the first 2 chapters.
She provoked the Heisenberg into crawling out of his cave
cl if i was in his place i would too
@@Sursionso true
ego damage, yes. that's his biggest weakness throughout the show
"You clearly don't know how much breakfast I can get for Walter Jr."
Ha ha pancakes
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@@preciousmutungi1203🤣
"A man gets a huge amount of syrup on his pancakes and you think that of me? NO. I AM the one who pours."
@@elementjose9547 lmfaoo
“How do I convince my family I’m OK?”
Google: “Talk to them, assure everything is alright.”
Bing:
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Reassuring your family by bragging about being a powerful drug lord is a sigma move
@@EndOfSmallSanctuary97 alpha gigachad move
@@gigagrenade7249 unfathomably based move
Lol
"You can't even imagine, how many bottles of orange juice I could buy with that money."
is this from malcolm in the middle?
@@zaynahmad620 Your goddamn right!
That stuff doesn’t grow on trees
@@Williamskiz wait, it does
Is that a motherfucker Evangelion reference?
This is the moment Skyler met Heisenberg.
I know this is a meme and all but this one actually make sense
^ What he said
Yes!!
Agreed. At this point, the audience is familiar with Heisenberg, but I don't know if Skyler's ever *really* seen him up until this point.
A man who needed money? Yes. With a good amount of pride? Absolutely. But Heisenberg himself? The evil split personality Walt actively loves being?
No.
Vravo Bince
youtube: randomly suggests breaking bad scene
me: starts watching entire breaking bad series for the third time
Third? What's that
lol the same happened to me just now but I didnt start watching it. I was just like: damn... you gotta watch this series again :D
Me but I’ve watched it 15 times lol
I have watched it three times too lol
This was on my recommendations minutes after i was talking with my dad about drugs/medications ! Interesting..
Ps : we weren't even speaking English.
"I am not in danger, Skylar. I am the danger." Mr. White said calmly.
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@@joshua.jebadurai ikr!
Mr.heisenberg said it
My favorite part in this scene was when Skyler stopped talking
“Where is the money?” Mr. White asked Skyler calmly, silently giggling to himself
"... and if I'm unavailable then Jesse will knock!"
Hahahhahaahahss
Lmfao
tanel sempelson ...and if by some chance neither of us are available, several Nazis will knock!
@@comicsans6215 And If none of us available, even the Nazis. Than Saul Goodman will knock with a deal.
@javaan smith shut the fuck up
In Italian dubbed version, Walter White says: "A guy opens his door and you think that of me? I can't be shot" So the key sentence that makes Skyler realize he's now a killer is gone, and she looks so afraid because her husband just made no sense.
Lol, I guess it was messed up in translation.
@@Silver01Son nope, italian translators just have a tradition for adapting translation to lips movements even at the expense of meaning. And even when they don't need it they like to dumb down lines so even the dumber person in the world can understand the reference
honestly i would too
Skyler looks afraid because she finally discovered that Walt cannot be shot, and is therefore bulletproof.
@@Eric0225Exactly this.
Brilliant acting from Bryan Cranston.
urban flora & breaking bad - your my favorite person.
+Fowly It's hard to believe he was Hal and Tim Whatley. That guy is amazing.
+Fowly She looked like she may have peed a little...
+Fowly and Anna.
BEST* acting.
Bryan’s acting is insane. Amazing to watch. After saying “I am the one who knocks” you can SEE, without words, that he kind of regrets saying that to Skylar but still knows it’s true/believes it.
Yep, I was used to him just being a genuine dad, (Malcolm In The Middle), but seeing this side of him is awesome
this is just the dad from malcolm in the middle after the series ended lmao /s
Exactly
He stars in this new showtime 1 season show called, "your honor". I'd highly recommended watching it, his acting is amazing. His range is just insane.... From Hal on malcom in the middle, to breaking bad, to this new your honor show. He's one of the best.
I wanna see bryan and winona in a tv show together cuz they are such amazing and talented actors
I absolutely hated her as a character, but she's actually an incredible actress. The look of confusion and fear was so genuine.
Kyle Barnes how I liked her
sakata gintoki eh
The fact so many people hated her character is a testament to how great of an actress she is. You do not come across too many shows that have so many excellent actors and actresses like Breaking Bad. Jesse was supposed to be a short-lived character in the series, but he became part of the main focus. Truly an amazing job!
I never understood the hate for Skyler. She is a loving mother and wife that is trying to keep her family together. She acts cautiously, and yes, she makes mistakes, but then again she is forced into this drug underworld where she obviously doesn’t belong. She’s scared of Walt but she also loves him so she does all those things for him even though she knows they’re wrong. She’s a great character played by a great actress
The Ikester ye but why do people she’s not really in all context done anything wrong she’s human
Bryan Cranston gave one of the greatest television acting performances in history and this scene among many scenes helps solidify that.
He gave the best along with Gandolfini (RIP)
Cranston nailed it as Walter white for sure
Very true he was absolutely brilliant
THE greatest
For sure
"I am the one who knocks"
dude, I still get goosebumps
I watch the whole season just to hear that line.
@@ucantbeat4867 yo, did you delete it?
It isn't there
"AND I'M THE ONE WHO LIKES BREAKFAST!"
One of the hardest lines ever said
1:36 in your face, skyler! he's the one who knocks BIATCH!!!
Notice how Walt took off his red shirt and then he’s wearing a darker red shirt and immediately starts his monologue
Well, he is the danger.
he changed his personality from walter white to heisenberg, just like diavolo (from JJBA)
BRAVO VINCE WALTER CHANGED HIS SHIRT
This is actually done on purpose. Color is used to signal change of mood in a scene. It can occur a number of ways from lighting to clothing. In the brighter red he was Walter White, taking off the shirt signaled him taking down that facade to reveal his darker self.. Hisenberg.
@@JRidgely that's what he was pointing out
"I Am The Danger, I Am The One Who Knocks." Two of the greatest lines in the history of breaking bad.
so badass lol
also the "stay out of my territory" moment.
and when he j straight up tells mike what gales address is
@@billy_josephus This is my cubicle and you cant harras me, bit*h!
In the history of television honestly
God what a masterpiece of a show. I sometimes wish I could forget it all and watch it again.
I’ve seen it 17 times, approx twice a year. Every time I notice something new.
Rewatch it man, it’s a different experience each time I’ve done it.
Actually re-watched a lot of it recently, it's just so good indeed @@Httrrs
Yes and skip the kleptomaniac episodes
…
Skyler: “stop pretending like you’re some hardened criminal!”
Walt: “I dissolved 2 guys in acid and flushed them down a toilet 2 weeks into the job, think i’ll manage.”
Hey I’m definitely late, but was this a key and peele reference?
@@crispychip1307 What K&P? Havent you watched BB?
Yes I have, and it’s the one with the terrorist hunters on an airplane
@@crispychip1307 You aren’t making any sense
@@crispychip1307 🤨🤨🤨
Skyler : how about a joke honey?
Walt : sure
Skyler : knock-knock
Walt : I AM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS!!!
😂😂😂😂
should have changed the second walt to heisenberg
🤣
😂😂😂
why did I read this is joker's style 😂😂😂
Saddest part about this scene is she tells him “You’re not a hardened criminal, you’re in danger!” She has no clue about anything hes done up until that point, and people making assumptions like that about him are the exact reason why he does it.
"She has no clue about anything hes done up until that point", but she already cheated on him with her criminal boss, didn't turn in signed by Walter divorce papers, said that she is waiting on his cancer to come back
@subcomandante marcos That all comes to head with him and Mike. Mike telling him they had a good thing with Gus but Walt's ego just couldn't let him be the man under someone else, he had to be top dog. He had to. He didn't like how obvious that was to Mike and he killed him for it. It's funny watching Gus's early interactions with Walt again after so long. Gus clearly does a lot to give Walt a pride in what he does, he respects him a great deal. But Walt has a megalomania and his ego couldn't let him see that Gus at one point felt they were equal.
@@skyfryer1223 And you can see Walter ego from the first episode, how he treat his students. It was a frustrated ego.
@@MolemanITA Totally. Walt has a nemesis complex. That comes about from obvious problems with self worth and inferiority to others and their identities and values. Walt couldn't accept that there were people better than him from his perspective. Gus gets close to Jesse, dead. Mike gets close to Jesse, dead. He could not stand others fathering his surrogate son.
Well to be fair I think she was just trying to protect him by talking some sense into him. If my husband who I know has been a consistently good and virtuous man during the time of our marriage suddenly became a drug dealer I'd also refuse to believe that he's the one who kills people and I'd try to protect him at all costs. I think Skyler telling this to Walt was just proof of how little she knew about her husband's darkest sides.
Brilliantly played Walt. She's never felt so reassured before.
I reckon there was a little bit of moisture to be honest
@@worker-wf2em There would have been alot after that, but the writers can't have people knowing these little secrets.
@@worker-wf2em That was just Walt getting wet from his own line… and the shower
oh look its billy batts gettin all fresh...
I understand that "I am the danger" & "I am the one who knocks" are iconic lines but the delivery on "who are you talking to right now?" & "who is it, you think you see?" are the two lines that always give me goosebumps
Me too. I stopped chewing when he asked her the first time I saw that scene.
I feel like skyler is underrated in this scene as well
@@andrewgarfield9898 Skylar is underrated the whole show tbh, Anna Gunn did an amazing job.
@@andrewgarfield9898 everyone hates her...but i dont
Mine is always “Do you know how much I make in a year?” I love that shit
Skyler made the mistake of trying to talk to Heisenberg instead of Walter
This is the exact moment heisenberg became Theonewhoknocks.
@@joshevans3421 this is the exact moment Huel became the pizza on the roof
@@elmecaniconaranja1126 and when walter jr became breakfast
How was she supposed to know that?
@@EricMustardman she wasn't. This is just another typical 'this was not Walter this was heisenberg' comment everyone has seen thousands of times
"I am the Danger. I am the one who knocks!" - The most iconic dialogue in the tv history.
You probably used "I'M" and not "I AM" for convenience when posting your comment. But it raises a good point in terms of the writing. Contractions are informal and in this case, using the formal, "I AM", and not the informal, "I'M", made a huge difference. Say it out loud "I AM the danger...." and then say "I'M the danger...." and the difference in terms of the "impact" of what he was saying is clear.
@@PinkFloydTheDarkSide Ooh did someone get their feelings hurt?
@@PinkFloydTheDarkSide Please don't be offended - I made a point of stating that the contraction you used when quoting the dialogue was probably used for "convenience". The point that I was attempting to raise was the difference between "I AM the danger" versus "I'm the danger". And in my humble opinion, I believe the former, and not the latter, is what makes this quote effective.
@@anomahettige2920 haha! I'm not offended. I said that in a very amusing way. See this is why I don't like English language. It is very difficult to interpret the mood or emotions of the writer unless explicitly said. ;)
@@PinkFloydTheDarkSide Hmmm - I'm quite sure that the English language should not be faulted for a writer lacking the skills to connote mood, emotion, etc. However, when it comes to these types of forums, there often seems to be an increased level of sensitivity/misunderstanding when posting a comment.
Getting back to the quote - the verb, (am) is what is key. When the verb is contracted with the noun (I) - it loses a "something something" and that is what I was getting at. I (noun) AM (verb) being distinct versus "I'm". So, kudos to the writers for recognizing the importance of this distinction and kudos to Bryan Cranston's delivery.
Lets be honest -
This was one of the Greatest scene in television history.
Danish khan its something better than what we see in marvel movies these days
Hell Yeah!
@@appualliyanaa 1000 times more original and well acted
💯 % certain.
99.1% pure truth
I love his facial expression after realizing what he just said, like there's still some remnant of the old Walter, spectating in terror in the background as the present Walter inevitably takes control.
couldn't of said it better
Their is no present Walter, only Heisenberg
And the fact that Bryan can express those subtleties so vividly speaks to how great an acting performance this was.
So fking true
Yeah at that moment he realized he hit negative return.
This is 10 years old.
In those ten years there has not been one single piece of entertainment closely as good as breaking bad was.
better call saul is on par imo
Mr Robot was nice
The ending for breaking bad sucked. Everything got solved by a weird machine gun contraption. Then Jessie was free and happy and Walter died. I always thought it would have been more powerful if Jesse left, and Walter just stood there, looked around, and got back to cooking.
True Detective Season 1 says hello
Imagine posting and actually mean what you just said 😂 breaking bad is easily not on my top 20, prob not even the world
You literally see Walt turning into Heisenberg. He removes his light colored red shirt revealing a dark red shirt. Instantly, his demeanor changes. Brilliant writing.
Good catch!
Holy sh-
@boathookanimations he’s the cook. He’s the man who killed gus fring. Now, say his name
@boathookanimations then why are you in this comment section?? You’re gonna get spoiled easily
@boathookanimations do you want to know? That part isn’t a spoiler
Skylar : "admit you are in danger"
Walter: and I took that personally
That’s MJ bars tho
i took a fence to that
😂😂😂
It's funny because within the context of the show, Walt is absolutely in danger this whole season
It's funny because i think he actually did when she said asked if he was the one in danger because it made him look weaker than his enemies which as we know he can't take because he wants to be on top
My chemistry teacher said "Let me clue you in," during lecture the other day and I shit my pants right then and there
Cook meth with him
@@lks7842 top tier advice
@@myusernameusedtobereallycr2075 lmao in the middle of clas just start cooking with teach
Bu sahnenin animasyonu. Animation of this scene ruclips.net/video/JSNAMszQk40/видео.html
Walt: "I AM the danger."
Skyler: 👁👄👁
Underrated
Bu sahnenin animasyonu. Animation of this scene ruclips.net/video/JSNAMszQk40/видео.html
😂
Skyler: da fack ar you takin bout??
🧿👄🧿
Can you believe that season 4 was the only season Bryan Cranston didn’t get nominated for an Emmy. His acting was insane in this scene and in Crawl Space.
Hello fellow crawl space enthusiast.
His crying to laughter in that scene was insanely good.
@@jacksonconley5117 crawl space movie is really good?
Notice how before he tells her who he really is, he takes off that red shirt revealing a darker red..almost like he’s taking off that Walter White persona and switching to Heisenburg..simply brilliant.
Nice Catch
Not everything is something
It was actually intended by the showrunners to signify the switch from Walt to Heisenberg in that moment
Green Plasticbag every detail is something, thats the point of exactly detailing what the scene is supposed to feature
This is a really nice observation!
Walt turns around “Who are you talking to right now”
Me “Well, Goddamn”
Heisenberg finally met Skylar
willy wonka ?
Samuel Unlucky Miller its not some jekyll/hyde type split personality like you guys idealize it to be.
Doom Guy Lovely seeing a Doom fan in a Breaking Bad comment section, happy ripping & tearing :)
LOOOOOOOOOLLLL
“I am not broken, skyler, I AM THE BREAKING BAD”
Hardest line in all of history
"A guy has his Bad Broken and you think that of me?"
@@melontusk7358NO I AM THE ONE WHO BREAKS THE BAD
I AM THE BADDEST BREAKER OF ALL
@@based8502 but how much bad do you really break?
❤
This scene will always remain memorable. Even today after 12 years, this scene never gets old.
"I AM THE DANGER,IM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS" is his global main theme and his best line that explain his overall character in BB.. Yet season 4 is the only season bryan dont get emmy nomination is unbelievable !!!
@@deathchronicles6960 by the way, I often speak these lines to my wife 😜
wow, its been that long?!
The darker shade of red underneath when he takes his shirt off. It's the little details that make this show so legendary.
And Skyler wearing white.
u mind explaining why they used the color red for this scene? i feel how it changes , but what was in the directors mind when he decided to wear him red
I want to show You my version of "I am the danger": ruclips.net/video/V3sdTeHQPkg/видео.html :D
D-Vine It sucks.
Red represents power, authority and danger, on the other hand, white represents purity
Can we just appreciate that Cranston went from an extra in Seinfeld, to acting as a meth kingpin in which he won an Emmy for his acting! Why don’t I see people talking about how he surprised everyone with his jump from comedy to breaking bad, and that he nailed it so quickly! This man deserved his Emmy through and through
Make that FOUR Emmys for this role.
He had a role on Babylon 5 as well.
He was also in How I Met Your Mother as Ted's boss
He'll always be Hal from Malcolm in the middle to me.
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That "I am the danger" delivery is the best ever.
I guess this line is most recognisable to any one who ever come across BB
To me, this seemed like the moment where Skyler began to understand how far off the deep end Walt had gone. Its obvious it isn't just about paying his cancer treatment anymore, he's taking pride in what he does.
Idiotic, hypocritical POS Skyler already cheated on Walter with her criminal boss (who she helped to hide two times more amount of money than Walter earned at that point), and she was the one who didn't turn in SIGNED BY WALTER DIVORCE PAPERS AND MUNIPULATED WALTER TO STAY IN THE FAMILY (because sleeping with her criminal boss became boring and because she started to want Walter's money - even her lawyer called her out on it).
So it doesn't really matter what exectly realized that stupid, spiteful, selfish, idiotic bitch realized in this scene.)
Джон Таргариен okay.
Actually I'd say she was more scared of the murder confession he just made. If he had simply stopped by saying "I'm too valuable to be killed so I'm not in danger.: the outcome of this scene would have been so much different.
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there is no 'pride' in his statements, just simple facts - sems you lack the ability to read other humans, that might be a hindrance in your life
I can’t imagine how terrifying it’d be to see your husband transform from an easygoing chemistry teacher into a murderous drug lord. Being bound to a completely different person than the one you married. People are way too hard on Skyler.
seemed to work for Wendy in "Ozark", and that's because Skyler simply didn't have the balls that Wendy did
@@djnka0 well said
@@djnka0 dang I need to watch Ozark again.
fuck skyler
@@thedavidjscott_ well get season 4 when we’re dead lmao been waiting forever
Wish I could delete my memory just so I could watch this again
me too 😭
We all do
Yeah, wish could do that with game thrones last season, but not to watch it again.
Not necessary, i watched the show at least 5 times or so :D
And it's good to wait bit before watching it again so you don't remeber anything.
Yes!
Walt is essentially telling her that he's more comfortable being the murderer than he is being a victim, that he is so insistent on looking badass that he would rather kill someone than appear vulnerable. Even in this moment, where she's begging him to admit he's vulnerable, he rejects the opportunity in favor of saying he is powerful and morally bankrupt.
He despised his wife for being concerned over his safety here, and yet, the viewer sides with him in this moment. This show really is masterful at conditioning the audience into taking sides.
The wife was a Karen, a criminal and a hypocrite.
Only because Skylar is a moaning murtle
@@lewis99170 yeah you look exactly like you would say that 😂
@@mickystuart7706 Exactly! I try to project my whole personality through my profile photo. Glad it's working.
which would u rather be
“Knock knock”
“Whos there”
“I am”
“I am who?”
“I AM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS”
Danger, is it you?
@@АлексейСоснин-р4й its actually pronounced donger. Its a Dutch word meaning prudence in financial matters.
🤣🤣🤣
@@АлексейСоснин-р4й wassup danger
I still remember the breaking bad memes that came out almost a decade ago.
"I am the danger. A guy opens his door and gets shot and you think that of me? No. I am the one who knocks!" Even Chuck Norris is scared to open the door.
Chuck Norris would even be scared to mention the name of Heisenberg, it was once said that Chuck Norris went to open his door then remembered this Dialogue and instead went and cried himself to sleep.
Joe Roek Chuck Norris is also afraid of Jack Bauer. He can't decide who he's scared of more.
+Mojo Khan Don't forget Bruce Lee.
+Mojo Khan Chuck Norris doesn't need to knock. He ceases the door from existence.
Are we still doing chuck Norris jokes... I mean Jesus Christ it’s been dead for over a decade now
As much as this scene is a meme, it's also kind of terrifying. It's such a stark contrast to that timid chemistry teacher just barely meeting ends meet. And I love Bryan's acting, people don't give enough credit to the person who plays Skylar, Anna Gunn. Her character has watched her husband go from a kind man, if a little prideful, to a exactly what she says he's not, a hardened criminal. One who will soon go on to become a kingpin in the meth industry. All of that is reflected in her eyes. The fear there feels so genuine, and that subtle lip quiver at the end. She's been put in the one of the hardest situations one could think of, one where she is beginning not to feel safe in her own house. Superb acting from all of the cast, big hats off.
people dont usually empathize with skyler, the dont really think deep into how would they feel if something like that happened to their partner, like the whole mysterious behavior and then realizing what was happening and how their life partner suddenly transformed into... well, that.
@@Salchipapote it's because she was contradicting her morals. At first she was disgusted that he was involved in the drug trade, then was on board even aiding him launder his money and then finally decided that once it was all over, she didn't want anything to do with him anymore.
If she just stuck to either seeing it through with him or completely leaving him then most would've sympathised with her but she was conflicted hence peoples disdain for the character. She had no real code of ethics. Happy to reap the rewards of his dirty money and launder it but then in other scenes urging him for a divorce and to hand himself in
'Meme' doesnt mean that the scene isnt epic.
@@abdimohamed2945 This. Either choose to stand by your husband, even knowing he's a criminal, or leave and justify that choice, but to straddle the fence until forced to take one side or the other smacks of cowardice.
She's a coward, an opportunist, and the fact that she comes off as an annoying bitch from the very beginning doesn't help either. Maybe that's how she was written, maybe not, but she nailed it either way.
@@abdimohamed2945 She had to do it so their family name wouldn't be ruined
Gives me the chills every time I randomly come back to this video.
Educated criminals, more dangerous than any other kind.
James Tyler ding ding ding
@James Tyler nah most of those are uneducated
Him and Ghost (from Power) are very very similar in that case of being educated criminals.
The real terrorists are not the ones with the guns and towels but the ones with tie and suit
True
He was willing to tell his own wife that he killed a man because he was afraid of not getting credit. The man's ego was out of control.
I mean she was adamant she was in danger, what better to way to shut that down than to tell her he can have anyone he wants killed.
He was actually afraid of her going to the police.
@Adrian Enrique Arenas Roth I disagree, Walter absolutely hates not getting credit and looking weak and helpless, here his wife sees him as just a school teacher who cant get out of his current situation and he has to prove her wrong
@@MrTweetumss00 Fuck, I forgot who Walter killed
@TheHevaenSon Uh, guy. He killed Tuco in the first season and he killed the two dealers who set up Combo.
At 1:40, you can hear Walt murdering a puppy in the bathroom.
Guess that puppy didn't know who knocked.
Lmao
Great now I can't un-hear it!
You mean heisenberg
Floor creaking
" I am the Danger. " - Abella Danger
I love to be in Danger
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
she's fucking ugly
@@mrb-btw With all that plastic they put on, who isn't?
Says he is the one who knocks, sends Jesse to knock for him.
DrGrimReaperZ this comment deserves so many more likes
Holllyyy shit ahahahahaha. Superlike
he's delusional about his toughness that's why. part of his heisenberg character
Justin Vo Wym delusional about his character? Like an ego or whatever?
Justin Vo I mean he went kill gale himself but was intercepted by victor
Bryan Cranston always gets the credit from this scene but Anna Gunn was also brilliant.
She gets her awesome line though eventually.
"Someone has to protect this family from the man who protects this family"
madhavyu yeah she was great but the difference is that bryan played the much cooler role
The look she gaves at the end of the scene tells that she lost all trust she had in him.
Yes. Her acting in the series deserves all the credit. We all hated skylar but Anna nailed the performance.
@Samuel Colt You sound like you have a brain the size of a pea. Enjoy being bitter and miserable until life shits you out and the world has one less asshole!
I remember when I first saw this line when he says "I am the danger" It terrified the living lights out of me to my core like a horror movie would. A coldness that shot straight through my soul. That was 7 years ago and I'll never forget it. I've never had acting like that do that to me. I miss watching this show for the first time.
lol come on
@@EMCF_shut up
This scene was insanely intense.
"I am the danger".
@Blood Beryl You shut the fuck up bitchhhhhh
the thing about walter is that most of his career he has felt under appriciated and has been resentful and when he gets into this drug business he gets what he craved for throughout his career. He is respected. And all of those bottled up feelings slowly come popping out and makes him what we see now
respected? people are feared of him.
There is a sense of fear though, that pause after he’s like “I’m the one who knocks”, and that moment of fear and apprehensions
@@tenzintsenpey5274 What? That's basically the same thing. Bosses, parents, teachers, gods, basically any leader are both respected and feared.
@@l0singzanity1 different situation here. He is a psycho criminal.
@@tenzintsenpey5274 hes not a psycho
Imagine if this show had been told from Skylers perspective. If this had been a mystery thriller about the husband going off and probably having an affair, then it becoming apparent he's a cook in the meth business but is probably in over his head - this would be the biggest "Oh shit" moment ever.
Better from Hank's perspective
@@pryo2460 would be super obvious from Hank's POV tbf
@@tjs1212 it would have been in a way that it doesn't become obvious
How about... Neither of these perspectives... Both suck
@@D14MBK way to be a downer about it bro
1:18 he the danger
"My story? It's bad... Breaking Bad" gives me goosebumps
"It's breaking time"
@@JuniorWA "I guess I Better Call Saul."
@@JuniorWA bro thas like one of the scenes
I like when he says "I'll Breaking my bad all over you" CHILLS
then broke bad all over the place
I just freaking love how you can see Brian play Walter and Heisenberg at the same time. It is just brilliant. Sometimes he doesn't even say a word, just his body language tells you who it is. I've never seen a show this good, just by sheer acting. And I've never watched it again after the first, out of fear of not having the same impact.
Watch it again. I'm rewatching now and the show has a totally different message this time than when I first watched it. If I wait another 5 to 10 years it will mean something different that time too. See what I'm saying? We change so much as time goes by it makes it a new experience everytime. ESPECIALLY for this type of show where so many characters seem to really ride that fine line of what's morally okay and what isn't.
I am watching for the sixth time and I love it even more every single time.
If you haven't already, you should definitely consider giving BrBa another rewatch. I've seen it a few times now and each time you catch something you didn't notice before and you're watching it with a brand new perspective knowing how the show plays out.
Come on, this is a soprano's son
I’m rewatching now after 10 years and it’s still unbelievably good.
the expression of walt after saying “ i am the one who knocks” shows the two sides of the walt fighting with each other.
On my momma
Aldo Apache can’t wait til you get the ronavirus
Bunty Ka Chutiyapa which further proves the fact that this scene and bryan Cranston’s acting here, will undoubtedly go down as one of the best scenes, and best acting performance in a show ever made
Bruh
Only a top tier actor can pull that sort of stuff off
Skylar: you need to break good, Walt!
Heisenberg: I'm sorry Skylar, but I'm breaking bad.
Gives me chills every time .
Skyler is amazing in this scene as well, you can tell just from her reaction after his speech that she's realized she's not talking to the husband she knew and has realized what he's become
I think she was just shocked by Bryan's incredible acting skills so that's why her face was so
You clearly don't know who you're talking about, so let me clue you in. He's not the danger he is in danger.
Brian's brilliant acting in this scene RELIES on her good acting, if it was a different partner he could have never succeeded this much.
That's a bit of a stretch don't you think. Look at her dialogue delivery. It's meddling. And no that's not the character. Betsy Brandt was much more talented. SHe really made me feel when she learnt about Hanks death. With Anna Gunn, you could clearly see the 'acting'.
Amith Joseph I think we see different things, cause for me she really pushes him to exploding the way it happens in real life, I don't see anything fake about her, it's not "acting"
Now you'll never know what got 25K likes.
+VanGogh34 0:45 This is the exact moment
+Method Bro even taking off his jacket as if he was shedding off Walter
Nope, is only complete when he kills mike, if you notice, because mike was the only person that walter still feared
i thought that when walt jr told him to die
he had nothing to lose now
I disagree. This is just Walt pretending to be Heisenberg, bullshitting Skyler and for once he pulling it off because he actually wanted his lies to be true so much. He spent the whole episode before this "badass" speech panicking and fearing for his life knowing that indeed Gus was the one knocking. Walt knows at this point he was exactly the person he didn't want Skyler to think he was, and that hurt his ego leading to this explosion.
THE FIRST TIME SHE EVER SHUT UP THE WHOLE SEASON...
She was a pain in the ass
Best thing happened
She was so irritating through the whole season
This was when I started to like her haha.
Well the whole point is that you find her annoying because you empathise with wault
Fuck i love those Heisenberg bad ass lines
Walter: **Breaths**
Fandom: This is the exactly moment when Heisenberg born
hahahahahahhhaha true, every third comment`s like that
Breaking Bad is really awesome tho
I died laughing for a solid 3 minutes, great comment lol
Ive seen people arguing that the pizza trow was the moment Heisenberg born xD
Heisenberg was born when he teached about HCL
This is the moment Walter White became The Danger
Skylar : "You are not some hardened criminal"
Everyone else : "Biiiiiiiiiitch, you dont even know"
And Michael Corleone is just a vet with daddy issues lmfao
LOL YESS
He literally intimidated a guy twice his size with a sentence
Biatch*
It is funny because just the first time he cooked meth he ended up dissolving two guys in HF and then wiped their remains off the floor. The guy was a psychopath. He was just waiting for a moment.
At the end he’s washing away Walter White.
easy bro
PopeyeCove He was just talking a bath Gud demmit that man cant even have a bath in peace😂
@@Al-qy6tc LMFAO never laughed this hard bro
Tf hahahshahahahah washing away hahahahahahah
No he's just jacking off
Shakespearean character development at it's finest. Excellent writing and the perfect actor who could pull it off. This scene still gives me the chills years later.
Jesus christ bryan cranston is so great in one show he is playing a goofy man child and the other side he does THIS
I've been saying that. Pilot episode 1 I was like how was you going to pull this off from Malcolm in the middle? Got a few episodes later he went it blew up a meth dealer the apartment 🤣
He is a true actor. He commits to every role he has, even playing Dr Watley on Seinfeld.
Hell yeah he yells at his wife
Great actor
Haha I know. Goes from goofy lovable dad, Hal (Malcolm in the Middle)
To total badass Walter White/Heisenberg Boogeyman
0:49: *'Who are you talking to right now? Who is it you think you see?"* That look he gives Skyler. Chills. This. Is. Heisenberg. The pure terror in Skyler's face says it all.
"Walt, I can't believe you broke bad. You're actually Breaking Bad" chills down my spine every time. Truly the scene of all time.
How do you idiots spam the same autistic shit and still think it’s fucking funny
Truly a poet of our generation
XD you idiot!
Tell me youre 12 without telling me youre 12:
Vravo Bince!
I don't care how many times. I seen this. It still shivers down my spine. And the look she gives after he says those things.
0:45 Heisenberg mode ON
Exactly! It's like Mr. Robot mode with Elliot!
"I AM the one who knocks!" The single most metal line in any tv show imo
Bu sahnenin animasyonu. Animation of this scene ruclips.net/video/JSNAMszQk40/видео.html
You can really see Bryan Cranston playing Walt and Heisenberg at the same time. The intimidation and the pride mixed with that tiny bit of hesitation at the end where you can see he sort of reflected on what he was doing and then immediately justified it. Incredible just incredible
Everyone hates skylar until you get to the end and rewatch it then you just realize she's behaving how all abused people do.
Me: RUclips algorithm why am I here?
RUclips algorithm: maybe it’s time to rewatch Breaking Bad
Me: 🤔 ok
Haha same happened with me. I am on season 4 second time.
I actually decided to rewatch the series a few days BEFORE RUclips started going crazy with suggestions.
The hell is going on lol
Steel Tarkus RUclips algorithm, bringing people together in 2019. It’s their no walls policy haha
ditto
@@sureshvina I wish I knew how many times I'd watched it
The way his clothes gets darker throughout the scene is a great piece of direction too, Vince, U r a genius.
Yes great observation
@Aryan Saha Walt to Heisenberg transformation
It was Bryan's idea.
yeah man specially after he got naked
That wasn’t Vince idea
1:35 Skyler looks genuinely terrified, incredible acting
I would say it's a mixture of confusion and terror. Not sheer terror. The expression on her face is very subtle, suspended between the two
@@alexmonza2823 yeah
She’s shocked that he’s no longer a doormat and she can’t control him. Her days of scolding him for using his credit card are over.
@@Gemmarose9012 Or she's realizing she may currently be married to a murderer who's fine with the prospect of doing it again. That too.
@@Gemmarose9012 Walt.. the Mastercard is the one we don't use :/
Hands down the best scene of the entire series. A single moment that, initially, Walt composes the "I'm the danger" response to cover himself and persuade Sky yet again, from involving law enforcement. Within the few seconds you see a man, go from using manipulation for his own sake, getting completely into what he's expressing, to then realise what he's actually just said to his wife, which he knows will permanently alter her perception of him, then go to realise that everything he just said was quite literally true. Vince is a true pioneer and Bryan performed it immaculately.
This makes ''this is Sparta'' look ridiculous
"This is Sparta" was kind of ridiculous to begin with.
and afterwards?
+M. Heideger A trap is shit
Lol, that was always ridiculous
Yeah well we Turks later kicked their asses anyway so..
40% of US economy relies on this guy, if he quits, it collapses. He is the danger.
Bu sahnenin animasyonu. Animation of this scene ruclips.net/video/JSNAMszQk40/видео.html
1:30 here you can feel Walter White and Heisenberg fighting each other to control that man...what a scene, boys
Xavier
The same person… Bruh.
@@xavilangleynext your going to tell me Bruce Wayne is Batman
@@xavilangleyor the Rock is Dwayne Johnson
I absolutely love the part where he said it’s Waltin time and Walted all over the place
I preferred when he Breaked Bad all over
"I am the one who knocks!" Clearly, one of the most badass lines ever spoken on TV. It's still good years later in 2019- If I heard it today for the first time, it would affect me the same way it did years ago. Incredible.
what a performance !!! Hes born to be an actor, such a charismatic/strong voice and these lines, a legend...
The writers deserve so much credit, this scene started off as words on paper and turned into the (arguably) the most iconic scene in TV
Not really
@@codafettyes really
@@heisenburger991 hes a triggered sopranos or wire phaggit🤑
not just the writers, Bryan as well. Their words on paper yes but it's how you deliver it
I find it kinda cheesey and cringe
This is the same guy who was about to be hacked to pieces without even opening the door.
The anger in his voice when he says “I am the danger” is just so believable and amazing acting
Additionally, it's very interesting how Walter and Jesse react to Gale's death
Walter is fine with selling the life of someone who respected and appreciated him for his needs (like he'll do a couple times in the future) and throws a speech about how cool he is for having done it, when he didn't even kill that person, but he made anyone else do it (Like he'll do a couple times in the future)
Jesse truly regrets what he did and feels that a part of him also died, as he tries to talk about it, but he has nobody to do it (because nobody will listen to that and support him for killing), as he suffers souch for what he did, that he fills his house with videogames and music, loud nous and strong lights to silent the voice of his conscience, because he really knows that what he did was wrong
this show is honestly just the tragedy of Jesse Pinkman
A couple of things:
1st, yes. Walt didn’t kill gale, but he was going to had victor and Mike not stopped him. It’s not like he was sitting on his ass having Jesse do it for him.
And second, Walter definitely felt some level of regret from what happened to gale. It’s most evident from his reaction to his karaoke video. This is just a mask of bravado. A fake. He doesn’t feel proud for killing gale but he has to appear so in order to try to feel powerful to skyler.
@@thecollector4332 Ok. O get its but I really think he would have being emotionally injured if he had to kill Gale by himself. Despite that, he didn't precisely respected Gale. He tried to make excuses to make Gale feel useless, because Walt thought "He was not at his level", which is clearly confirmed when he says Gale was "an imitator", and because no matter how good he was, Walter knew he wasn't going to reach that 3% left by himself
He's even bragging about it here at least it comes off that way which is extra harsh considering he did seem conflicted emotionally when he saw his singing tape so it's almost like he does feel bad in a way but also seems to be proud he did it at the same time, not physically but sure as hell orchestrated it
I’m pretty sure Walter and Saul would have listened about how Jesse feels but Jesse just wouldn’t talk
I remember the first time I saw this I went bananas!
it wasn't hard isn't it
I don't know why,but i sub you
yo roberto what about me boi
B-A-N-A-N-A-S
Now this is some quality shitposting