Breaking Bad 5x09 Reaction
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Such incredible acting from Dean Norris in that final confrontation. We get fear, disgust, betrayal, anger, disbelief, disappointment, and heartbreak all within a single facial expression.
Yep, that look shows a great level of acting that is usually very undervalued and often been unused by directors of stuff he's been in. He is able to portray that feeling, or lack of feeling you get when you are failing to comprehend what is happening so well.
@@garethlawton5278 Exactly. He actually looks like a distressed, betrayed man. He doesnt over act the anger, or the sadness of the betrayal or whatever. He just looks distressed. But his actions tell you what is going trough his mind. A thousand conflicting thoughts per second that clearly have him over the edge, unable to come up with a solution and refusing to be convinced of anything. Amazing actor.
Best acting I’ve ever seen.
Acting bable, he made a great face for it sure, but you add all theses words to play the fake intellectual and connaisseur lol
@@zomkino mans a D1 hater for no reason. get a better life my man
“I don’t know who you are, i don’t even know who I’m talking to.” By hank had to be some of the best acting of all time
His face expression is top acting, this garage scene between Hank and Walt is mint
SAY MY NAME!
The “Heinsenberg. HEISENBERG” through gritted teeth is top tier too
barely even a whisper. like he's so shocked the thought barely made it out of his head; this man who he has "known" for maybe 20 years... he doesn't know him at all. think about how unfathomable that would feel.
_tread lightly_
Bryan Cranston juggled directing this episode while also giving a helluva performance. The table read for this episode is still up on RUclips I believe and is worth a watch, especially for Bryan and Aaron.
That table read is epic....Especially the scene with Bryan & Aaron
@@motorcityoctane6713 I know right? I feel like you can tell the moment that Bryan notices Aaron is putting 100% into that read for their scene, he puts on his director hat and gives Aaron his full attention.
A cena na mesa de leitura, onde Aaron Paul chora, é melhor do foi na série. Eu chorei com Aaron na mesma de leitura.
God, do I just love all of the actors for this series
I just watched that table read. I could see Dean Norris was still formulating or holding back his performance for the actual filming. There were also a couple of script changes in the final product for that last scene, one of which was good and one which I would have liked to hear, but now I cannot remember.
Hank and Walt's relationship was the best ;-; the ''I don't know who you are'' killed me
And Walt ruined it.
@@dwnkaomwn3953 Good
That line is my favorite too.
@@dwnkaomwn3953 nah Hank ruined it. Hank was so obsessed about making his case he didn't care if it ruined his family
@@dwnkaomwn3953 Walt cared more about hank thank Hank cared about Gus
"Give me my strawberries"
Yes Milena, that was what we all said after this episode!
WHO WANNA SOME BLUE?
@@juanlu3958 YEA SIR
“I can’t fucking move do you think I can get to your strawberries”
Best quote to end this episode
Bravo Vince!
11:21 When Marie playfully says, "You are the devil"... I live for that type of shit in storytelling.
I always loved that
It's a poem from a famous old poet.
Here's the lines from it:
3:40 I met a traveller from an antique land,
3:43 Who said-“Two vast and trunkless legs of stone
3:47 Stand in the desert. . . . Near them, on the sand,
3:50 Half sunk a shattered visage lies, whose frown,
3:55 And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command,
3:58 Tell that its sculptor well those passions read
4:01 Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things,
4:08 The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed;
4:12 And on the pedestal, these words appear:
4:16 My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings;
4:21 Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!
4:28 Nothing beside remains. Round the decay
4:32 Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare
4:36 The lone and level sands stretch far away.
It's a poem about Rameses The Second, an ancient Egyptian Pharaoh, also known by his Greek name, Ozymandius. The poem describes the Pharaoh's massive accomplishments, and his huge empire-- but since the Pharaoh was alive thousands of years ago, his empire collapsed long ago, and all of his accomplishments have been forgotten, even though he was a 4:19 "King of Kings"
I know I'm late, but you deserve a thank you.
very cool
Fun Fact: The same lady who did Anne with an E also wrote the Ozymandias episode for Breaking Bad. Moira Walley-Beckett.
She also co-wrote another GOAT BrBa episode: Fly
She wrote a couple other eps and was in the writer's room.
@@SidPhoenix2211 and Ozymandias was directed by the same guy that directed Fly as well, Rian Johnson
I like both of these productions interesting
Walt's whole demeanor towards Lydia reminded me of how "normal" Gus would act when approached at Los Pollos. How neatly he used the towl to kneel in front of the toilet made me think of him as well (the cartel episode). Not to mention his idea to Skyler of opening up a second, or even a chain of carwashes. So many Gus throwbacks.
“I just feel like I need to sit down and cry a bit.”
Could be the episode, could be Covid lockdowns. Either way, relatable.
Where are you that there are still covid lockdowns?
@@fantommme There are lockdown restrictions in many parts of India, and some other countries as well.
@@uditdhiman3088 ahh gotcha. Smart
@@fantommme Here in Melbourne Australia we just re-instated our lockdown lmao
@@fantommme Canada :(
Any time Hank or Jessie appears:
"Baby boy!"
jessie
They make me feel guilty for rooting for Walt the entire series..
"give me my strawberries..."
"i cannot fucking MOVE do you think i can give you your strawberries??"
man, it's all coming to a head. it feels like i've been watching you ladies watch this show for such a long time and here we are. great reaction as always!
It's a poem about how no matter how big bad and powerful you are. No matter how many cities nations or monuments you build to yourself, eventually the sands of time will erase your very memory from existence.
*Hank downs the shutter*
"So you make a lot of money...huh?
Jesse know the business, you know the chemistry and i know the law"
You guys are so lucky! The year between 8 and 9 was SO HARD to deal with!
Omg! So truee!! #blessed
So bad .......august 11 2013 that summer was horrible
Yes, but I feel like the wait helps you appreciate it more
So many people were talking about it, everywhere, so I finally watched it and spent the time catching up
Lucky I didn’t have to wait lmao
The level of acting between those two in the final scene has to be the best performance to grace a TV screen. They both killed it.
When the voice changes at "tread lightly"...that may be my favourite line delivery in television.
"tread lightly" - one of the the most intense moments in BB.
Why didn't I find this channel sooner
Yeah, I got lucky to catch them early into breaking bad. Dean Norris even has a video for them
@@trickyagent127 that was pretty dope to see
@@trickyagent127 link please 🙂
Same. I really like Milena and Milaña’s reactions
@@mazena.s.3387 watch their reaction to "One Minute" in Season 3. They show his video there
Can´t wait to Ozymandias!
Ozymandias is like the last 5 minutes of Crawl Space for 50 minutes long.
Best hour of TV I've ever experienced.
I had to lay down for an hour after watching it, just to remember how to breathe properly. Every last second of that episode is perfect.
Ozymandias isnt an episode, its just dramatic art. The best thing ever to see on tv
Omg yes
The war between Walt and Hank begins.
Lets be honest it's not much of a war...
@@Shamelesscritique1 Either way, it's about to get bloody.
Even in the end Walt would never want anything really bad happen to hank
difference between the two is Walt is loyal to his fam and Hank cares more about his job and getting famous for arresting Heisenberg than his family
@@CreganStark123 Then Walt shouldn't have gotten himself in the drug business if he cared about Hank's safety. Plus, being a DEA agent isn't exactly "safe" in the first place. Being in dangerous situations is part of the job.
The fly, the fly represents the book. Something so small that it ends up contaminating everything, and that once he kills it (Walt leaves meth) and when it seems that everything is over, the fly returns along with the consequences...
The fly represents guilt not the book. What would jesse killing the fly mean / imply for the book?
It has many ways of looking at it, you can also see that Walt in the series practically never feels guilt, while Jesse, who is the one who kills the fly, does. And the fly always goes back to Walt while not Jesse. Although it can also represent guilt, it can be extrapolated to many other things.
@@bernardo5217 I hear you but I think it was clear Walt was feeling guilt in the fly, just suppressing it
@@matthewfortuna3443 it's true, idk why I said that
As good as this episode was, it’s still only the 8th best of the final 8 episodes.
That’s how good the rest is.
No bro 6th best rabid dog and buried would stand at 7th and 8th
Been waiting for this one! 'tread lightly' it gets me every time wow. The acting from both of them in that scene is the best acting I've ever seen. It's my favourite scene of the whole show. Thanks guys! Looking forward to the rest
Oh man, I love how this show never stretched out any storylines or made characters act against character to fill episodes. The first example was that Skyler is a smart woman and she figures out Walt's secret almost immediately. And we waited a year for this episode expecting the final episodes to be cat and mouse with Walt and Hank but instead they just pulled the trigger IMMEDIATELY. The tension in that scene is absolutely incredible. What a show!
Walt folds the towel when he pukes just like Gus Fring
OMG that is so true. Someone wrote that Walt would take the characteristics of those he killed.
Wow thanks for that! Something about that looked familiar and now I know
by right, he shouldn't even know that gus does that so that's kind of a weak connection, but i'm gonna give the writers a pass on that
Congrats on a 100k!! You two deserve it! You should do a Q&A or livestream to celebrate
thank youu, we're gonna do a long overdue q&a in the following days
@@LMReactions Лола, хоћеш ли се удати за мене
When Walter is talking to Hank in his garage at the beggining and they are both pretending not to know, he is in a similar situation to the one Gus was in that scene in season 4 when Hank is interrogating Gus. Gus handled it perfectly. Even though you can tell that for a second he was caught off guard by Hank, he still managed to pretend well enough to fool the DEA. In the scene in the garage, Walter was aware that Hank knew, and he also was aware that Hank probably didn't have any real evidence, just suspicion. He could have kept pretending and Hank wouldn't have anything (like Gus did by keeping the tracker device in his car only when we went to the restaurant), specially since Walter was already out of the meth business. And you can tell that Walter considered doing it for a second before turning around (24:53). But he was so arrogant that he preferred (and had the balls) to confront Hank directly, as if he was offended because Hank had done something to offend him (25:04). I really like that contrast between Walter and Gus, because it shows the difference between them, and it also shows how Walter's arrogance is causing his own ruin (like when he left a book that a meth cook he and Jesse killed gave him lying around in his bathroom, instead of hiding it or throwing it out because he was so confident he wouldn't get caught) .
55:49 I can't wait to see your reaction to the next few episodes haha
That is not correct. Walt kept Gale's book because he had respect for him, not because it was some sort of trophy. There was a scene in season 4 where Walt looks at Gale's coffee machine and smiles, but then he frowns when he remembers what he had to do. Then there's a scene later where Walt is reading Leaves of Grass. And finally, a scene in season 5 where Walt picks up the book and smiles at it proudly.
You would think that Hank would find out about Walt by him getting cocky and inadvertently leading him to find out, but Hank found out simply because Walt accidentally left the book in the bathroom.
Also, Gus was interrogated by like 4 DEA Agents inside of a federal building crawling with cops. Not only that, but his testimony was recorded as evidence. It would make no sense for Gus to threaten Hank and everyone else while being recorded.
If Gus was confronted by Hank in the middle of nowhere, especially towards the ending of season 4, I'm sure that Gus would've killed him.
You can't compare those two scenes for several reasons. Hank and Walt being family but also having a private 1 on 1 convo. It was a different scenario and Hank didn't learn his lesson, immediately gets violent. Hanks kind of a scumbag and cares more about catching his guy than his family
I like ur point man ignore these other comments.
Whether Walt respected Gale or not keeping that book in his bathroom was a clear flex by Walt. He can respect the man and not leave evidence laying around
@@matthewfortuna3443 It was not a "flex". The irony of Hank finding out is that Walt is egotistical and prideful for most of the series, but keeping the book was a sign of respect for his fellow chemist.
Hank finding out was because of a simple mistake, rather than Walt being egotistical.
Feels like i'm watching Breaking Bad again for the first time. Kept refreshing for the notification to pop for the entire day! 😂
For real, love hearing all this long thought processes, before and after episodes. Keep it going!
Oh I adore you women. So much fun. That garage confrontation is, I believe, my favorite scene from the entire series. It's absolutely my favorite Hank performance. The rage, the betrayal, the pain, despite his outburst, there is so much incredible subtlety and range in his performance here. I just delight in such a painful moment. But never fear, Hank still has a more great moments ahead.
*It was torcher waiting for the show to return. It was the most anticipated premiere in my book. I feel that way about “Better Call Saul” right now. Too anxious*
The wait is killing me with better call saul
My mom saw me watching the ending scene of this episode and was so blown away that she watched the entire show.
Walt saying to Jesse "I need you to believe this" about Mike's death is not about Walt. The only reason he wants Jesse to believe it is to make Jesse feel happier. And well, to not blow up so that he would have to take care of him... but I think the word "Son" he just used for Jesse is there to show that he truly feels like Jesse is his son, and that all the problems of the business are now behind them and now he still considers Jesse as his son who he wants to be happy.
Because Walt was so horrible and portrayed as horrible in season 5 thus far, we are inclined to think him just as selfish monster. Sure he is that, but he truly loved his family and Jesse, then his ego took the best of him, but now he achieved everything he wanted and thus he killed his ego in a way. So Walt is now close to what he was in the beginning in season 1. Though not a loser anymore, but a successful car wash business owner.
The poem basically about how nothing lasts and everything and everyone will eventually be gone, ground up into nothing by the sands of time.
In it Ozymandias originally states that his Empire is the greatest the word has ever seen and challenges all who consider themselves mighty rulers to look at his works, his great kingdom, and despair for they dare not hope to even come close to his achievements. But now it's all gone, his monument is ruined and nothing beside it remains and his statement becomes ironic: I am the King of Kings and all that is left of my achievements is a broken statue in the desert.
I think now that Hank's offer to Walt "Bring the kids to the house and we'll talk" might have been a legit chance for Walt to get mercy. But he's doing the same thing Skyler did back in Season 3 when she passed on her chance to sicc her lawyer on Walt or call the cops. But she wanted to keep the family reputation and possibly the money, and she gambled on the cancer making the whole problem to go away. And that's why Walt refuses to come clean to Hank. I think if he did it, and came clean to the whole family, Hank would have been amenable to dealing with it as a family problem, to keeping it within the family, and maybe sweep it under the rug, since Walt is dying and he's well out of the business (though that's unlikely), or else do all he can to get a plea deal for Walt, to get him maybe house arrest and a suspended sentence in exchange for his knowledge of Todd's uncle's gang and Declan's outfit and Lydia. But Walt still wants to win.
Nah, Hank is very vengeful at this point. He really, *really* wants to *destroy" Walt in the way he best knows how - have him publicly shamed, tried and thrown in (or "under") the prison.
@@hemlock399 That's what he WANTS, but unlike Walt, Hank is better at accepting realities he can't control. That's kind of what his DEA arc is about, finding his own form of control after his traumatic experience in El Paso destroys his illusion of power. He learns to operate within the framework of the job while also pursuing the courses of action he kniws to be right. And in the framework of the job, he knows Walt's arrest is the end of his DEA career, just like the exposure of Fring was for his boss. So if he can find a way to get more good out of it, he might let Walt cop to a deal.
Walt going to prison for a couple of years before dying is not much of a punishment for him, hell, that's the whole reason why his cancer diagnosis set all this in motion - it was NOT the need to provide for his family, it was the immunity to material punishment that comes with a short life expectancy. But his public exposure & conviction will be devastating to the rest of his (and Hank's) family, and will last far longer than however Walt will last in prison. There is even the possibility that when Walt's cancer takes its fatal turn, he might be released to home monitoring, to die off the taxpayer dime.
And as I said, Walt turns this offer down, because for him, that's not winning, that's getting caught, getting neutered & rendered impotent. For Walt everything has always been about power, control & agency. He felt emasculated and dead when the series started, and by liberating him from societal control, his cancer-inspired criminal career was a form of empowerment. If he has to bow to the law, to turn in Todd & Jack's crew, and Lydia and her network, to wear an ankle bracelet and submit to inspections by the DOC, even if he gets to stay out of prison & keep some of his money, or just the house and the car wash for his family, that's losing. He'd be Henry Hill at the end of "Goodfellas", a schmuck, a nobody, the very thing his life of crime raised him above in his eyes. And I think Hank knows Walt, and shares his pride, enough to get that. The fact that Hank won and Walt got caught would hang over every family dinner, every ostensibly friendly chat, for the rest of their lives. It's just as big a win for Hank as sending him to the federal penitentiary.
“if that’s true, if you don’t know who I am. then… maybe your best course, would be to tread lightly.” It’s that moment Hank understood he was talking to Heisenberg and how dangerous he actually is. Chills every single time, the writing is so brilliant i can’t compliment it enough.
You two are just the BEST!!!! I LOVE your genuine emotional reactions. I saw the show many years ago and have re-watched it many times. But it's as if I'm watching it for the first time watching you. Thanks so much for sharing your videos.
you can hear Heisenberg when he says "tread lightly"
If Hank is willing to play the Catch Heisenberg game, he should be ready for the consequences.
He should, at least, tread lightly.
Imagine if Marie walked in and saw the sketch and said *"hey, that looks like Walt."*
This episode is the beginning of the end good luck ladies
I love the “hi carol” also love the fact he said it as two different characters, one as walt and the other as heisenburg, as for years he’s just appeared as a normal man to her, but to then find out the truth that you’ve been living next to a man who makes the greatest meth ever? is pretty mind blowing and i would react the same way if someone like that lived next to me, so the show has now got me thinking about my next door neighbours, what could they be doing?😂
Man, watching your reaction videos is so exhilarating ha, absolutely love your reactions and discussions and these episodes are just masterful.
Yesssssss!!!!!! I've been so excited to see your reactions to this, ladies. I love that confrontation between Walt and hank. The acting that Dean and Bryan did is phenomenal. Walt saying "if you don't know who I am. Maybe your best course, would be to tread lightly." Is one of my favorite quotes of the whole show. And the look of pain and anger and betrayal on hanks face is so sad.
Lol @ Lola at the end, awesome.
28:16 you can make a meme/gif of Lola's reaction right there lol
I met a traveller from an antique land,
Who said-“Two vast and trunkless legs of stone
Stand in the desert. . . . Near them, on the sand,
Half sunk a shattered visage lies, whose frown,
And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command,
Tell that its sculptor well those passions read
Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things,
The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed;
And on the pedestal, these words appear:
My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings;
Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!
Nothing beside remains. Round the decay
Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away.”
This poem is about time and the fact that even the greatest of men are nothing compared to it.
There was a great conflict in the animated Justice League between Amazo, an immortal, all-powerful android, and Lex Luthor, Batman and Superman's corporate juggernaut enemy, which kind of encapsulates the struggle of the poem.
Amazo demands to know why Lex continues to pursue power, why he does anything, and Lex admits that it's all a game he knows he can't win because eventually he will be forgotten like everyone else. Amazo demands to know why he shouldnt just destroy everything if thats the case to which Lex replies that if does that, then he will not be able to see where it leads. Lex says he wants to witness as much as possible, so he keeps going, and this gives Amazo the motivation to stand down and try to figure out his own purpose.
These two aren’t gonna be able to handle ozymandias
ye
Y'all rally love advertising that episode to them. Kinda spoils it
@@belachaney his names Kyle so🤷♂️
@@belachaney they delay putting the RUclips videos out, they’ve already finished the series by now i think.
This is how you reduce the impact of an episode. By hyping it up non stop.
Keep up the good work, geniuses.
You two don't know that "Jesse is safe" (You're assuming)... BB loves to do prequels, flashbacks and back filling of character stories.
“I cannot move you think I can get you your strawberries?” Lol
"Look on my work ye mighty and despair"
Longest wait of my life for this episode! It is all worth it though!
15:44 Damn that was accurate lol
I watch a lot of different reaction and review channels and I mostly just skip the talky parts and watch the reaction highlights. But on this channel, I always stick around. Your analysis is really, really valuable. I've read professional critics whose analysis of this show is not as good.
edit - I typed that BEFORE you got to the part where you are speculating about Jesse being forced to cook. You ladies are REALLY good.
The beginning was so good! That’s one of my favorite poem, thanks you!
"Now you want to build an empire of car wash." I-😂😂😂🤣🤣
Lola: "what the fuck happened"
Melina: "Heisenberg happened"
We had to read "Ozymandias" when I was in high school in the 60s. It means that power and glory are fleeting.
This is the beginning of the best episodes in the serie...
"If that is true....if you don't know who I am...then maybe your best course of action would be to...tread lightly". 😎
27:30 Woah!!! I've never noticed before but I think Hank's reaction is harking back to the famous "I am the danger" quote. In that episode, Walt asks Skyler, "Who are you talking to right now?", and says, "...you clearly don't know who you're talking to...". The symmetries in this show are so complex and amazing.
Having watched the show and many reactions to it, the big suspense for me is whether you're able to avoid spoilers. So far, pretty darn good!
"I kind of hope she's (Lydia) in Better Call Saul"
Can't wait for you to watch it.
the face off... was amazing. soo much tension
This may sound corny....but thank you girls! This has been such a fun ride getting to relive this incredible show with you two...♥️♥️
Notice that the last two words 'Tread lightly', are said as Heisenberg, the rest as Walter. Watch it again, watch his mouth.
6:51+ Try to think beyond usual judgments to see what Walt represents - it's not about downfall or karma, it's about him living his life on his own terms, awakening & feeling the power, being a wolf instead of a sheep. Not long ago he was an underpaid teacher, polishing cars of spoiled brats for his second income - that's not freedom, even if others think it is. Then he made the decision to change everything, and instead of dying he started living for the first time.
When you're both reflexively physically trying to protect yourself at 25:04 , you know the tension has been set up very well.
Take your pick. All of the remaining episodes (including this one) are incredible enough to be called the best episode in TV history. They are that good. Ill never forget the anticipation for this final group of episodes. The entire news media was consumed with what was going to happen. Even the political and sports shows were talking about it. It was so cool because it transcended politics, age, race, gender and religion. Everybody was talking to each other about how they thought this awesome show was going to end
You know it’s serious when you let the show play all the way through past the studio credits.
That garage scene.. is one of the best things i've ever watched STILL! to this day. I've never been so locked into a scene in my life. lol
The beginning of the end!!
"Baby boy. My baby boy. My shocked fucking boy."
😂😂😂😂💖
"if i didnt know jesse was gonna be fine" :(
I love watching people react to shows I love you clearly Have seen this before you have guessed every single episode surprise. you guys guess what’s going to happen even if it’s something that somebody that was on the cast of the show would have know. The give away was Hanks sitting down on the toilet you are like what you’re going to discover WW …..how would you even know that unless you saw it already
the only runs that makes you run from the toilet
Take a shot for every time they say boy 😂
Tulaberry wine is from the Gamma quadrant in Star Trek Deep Space Nine. Just FYI. :-D
Jesse: breathes
"My beautiful baby boy"
Just remember this episode's intro. You'll understand it soon enough!
That Star Trek pie eating contest bit almost felt like something left on the writing room floor at The X-Files by Wong and Morgan. Very Final Destination
I do not know if you truly understood the gravity of what Walt said in the end of the episode, as you are not English native speakers. To make it clear, he said to Hank that no matter what he does, he should be aware of Heisenberg. This scene started with Hank on the upper hand till Walter told him that getting the kids to Hank's place was not gonna happen. That's when Heisenberg took over the argument. That's why Hank said he didn't know who he was talking to. Walt would never threaten him or deny him. The only other time was when Walt Jr got drunk and vomited in the pool.
I've never understood comments like yours that seem to indicate you think of Heisenberg as a separate person from Walt. He does not suffer from multiple personality disorder. Heisenberg is just an alias. Walt would and did threaten Hank, but as a bluff in a desperate attempt to get Hank to back off. Everything that he does is a decision that Walt makes not a separate entity named Heisenberg.
@@williamroper5422 don't you think Walt embraced this person a and acts by it? He even chose to wear the hat and the glasses. You are right that this isn't like a mental disorder. It's common saying among the Fandom.
@@turboklanias9626 The hat and glasses are just Walt's ego thinking that he is being all cool and looking badass not him becoming someone else the way I see it. As I indicated in my previous comment I am aware it is a common sentiment among the fandom and it has always bugged me a bit when anyone talks about Walter and Heisenberg like they are separate people/personalities. Everthing that has been done has been done by Walter White who used Heisenberg as an alias. He showed different sides of his personality to different people at different times, but pretty much every human being alive does that to varying degrees and is not the same thing as having actual separate personalities.
@@williamroper5422 Its like the people you see as influencers etc who try to show a diffrenet face than that which they have. Problem with Walter is that Heisenberg was his own fiction until it became his reality. I won't spoil anything for the girls but you know very well what comes next because of his alter ego.
"My name is Ozymandias! KING of Kings;
Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!
Nothing beside remains... Round the decay
Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away..."
God, I'm loving this with you two. Wish we could have watched it together the first time around
Interesting scene at the end and we don't really feel it fully. I mean we saw through series whole transformation of Walter but Hank didn't. Just play episode 1 of the first season and remember what Hank saw in front of him until that moment. I guess it was truly shocking to him.
when Hank finally found out it was such a strange feeling and turn of events as a viewer. this whole time i was used to the secrecy and the close calls, but now the entire dynamic of the show is changed. I love ozark but the one thing i didn't like was the lack of secrecy. it made sense for that show, it just took an edge off that show imo.
That switch by Walter from innocent to pure evil was unbelievable. If you don't know who I am, then maybe your best course would be to tread lightly.
Ahh. The look on Hanks face when confronting Walt. Who would ever imagine this pushover, mild mannered, high school chemistry teacher is actually a millionaire drug kingpin.
Walter is also basically directly responsible for everyone that died in that plane collision.
If you want to get emotional now this episode is nothing compared to what’s coming 😂
They have seen NOTHING yet lol Confessions to Felina are so fucking nuts
True. Although Granite State is a type of episode that might be too much for them even more than Ozymandias. You know what I’m referring to
There is a table read from the entire cast of this episode it's also great. It's on youtube. Aaron Paul even cried during his reading of the script.
"I wish she was in Better Call Saul" not-so-fun fact, the reason she never appeared is because for mostly sexist reasons people started to hate not just her character but also sent hate to her actor which caused her to no longer want to be in Breaking Bad stuff. Or at least that's what I heard.
When walt swears he’s just a man who runs a car wash well technically at that moment that’s true that’s all he is at the moment no longer the former meth kingpin Heisenberg it’s a twisty truth but it works
Both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul get better with every... single... episode. You're in for a treat when you finally get to that show.
Tread lightly, Hank.
I love yalls reactions! Yall definitely need to react to Sons of Anarchy after you finish Breaking Bad!
Yes! Not many people do for some reason.
@@jheal62 Because its garbage.
@@Jp-do9ny ok kid
@@jheal62 The irony of a sons of fantasy fan calling someone a kid
@@Jp-do9ny Sorry kid. I don’t argue with internet trolls. It infuriates you to be ignored. Have a good life.
Back again to say that I'm unreasonably happy you know the Scooby Doo quote. 6:55
“I cant fucking move you think im gonna give you your strawberries?!” 😂
"most competent cop" hahahaha i mean, his heart is in the right place but, cmon, his brother in law was a druglord haha