WALTUH IS THE DANGER!?!? *Breaking Bad* Season 4... [Part 3]
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Original Show: Breaking Bad Season 4 
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Skyler was like “you are not a hardened criminal Walt” and Walt is like “LMAO, yes I am actually”.
seriously LMAO
But he’s not though.
He wasn’t confessing how badass he is, he was lashing out at his scared wife who (rightly) was questioning his safety. Walt isn’t the danger, he WAS in over his head. All of what Skylar said just hurt his pretty ego.
@@GameRollRDR OP is not wrong tho cause regardless of what’s true, it’s what Walt believes.
But I would even go further and say it’s true. Yes, Walter is in over his head, but he’s still a hardened criminal. He has at this point killed two people and ordered a hit on one. The real distinction between Walt’s mind and reality is he believes he is badass/cool for the things he’s done, and that’s where his true delusion lies.
@@Alex-02 Not to mention his connection to Jane's death and all the people that died in the plane crash.
@@Alex-02Actually four people; Emilio, Crazy 8, and the two guys who killed Tomas.
It’s not specifically digging holes, but meth intoxication frequently causes paranoia and hyper focus on a task. So Jesse just had to convince Tucker that there was something buried there and the crystal took it from there.
Ryder in San Andreas confused me so much as a kid but later on it clicked
The best part of that for me is that he doesn't even say what's buried, just says, '...you know' and the guy COMPLETELY understands 😂
It's curiosity or fascination
There's also the real life even where a methhead had a gold mine in his back yard (not actually a real gold mine) and he would have meth parties and people would pay him to dig in his gold hole.
How are people this uninformed? They were digging for copper wire to sell.
Mike threatens Jesse with a good time...
"Here's what's gonna happen, kid:
we're gonna GO to Six Flags, we're gonna RIDE the rollercoasters, and we are gonna have FUN, or so help me GOD..."
That’s exactly how Mike would say it too
" 'He _had_ a guy'? What happened to 'the guy'?" Gus killed him with a box cutter. 😲
Mike threatening Jesse with a good time is hilarious
"Someone has to protect this family....from the man who protects this family." - one of the best lines in the entire series.
Best line in the whole show honestly
Facts
8:38 - "He had a guy. What happened to the guy?" How quickly we forgot the "Box Cutter" episode. 😄
I laughed so hard at the idea of Gus hiding in the trunk because "he likes it better". XD That and the idea of Mike taking Jesse to a fun park. I picture Mike letting go - riding the coasters while yelling "WOO!" with his hands in the air, eating cotton candy, running to hug Bugs Bunny...
It wasn't a "test" with Jesse. It was the beginning of a manipulation in order to make Jesse his boi -- to allow for control of him, and isolation of Walter.
It was both. Gus wanted to test if Jesse’s abilities were good enough for him to execute his manipulation tactics.
@@robertmatthews9650 It also brought him back from the brink and increased his sense of self-worth.
i think it was more of a parallel with hank, in the episode they were both given back a puprose in life to feel useful again instead of drowning in there situation. As he was jessy was no good to gus or walt so 2 birds one stone with getting him teamed up with mike.
Well, Skyler had only thought Walt was just a drug manufacturer, but never a murderer. I mean, both crimes are still wrong but there's a difference between making drugs and killing a person, so I understand her to some extent
making drugs that people chose to buy is not wrong especially when its the purest and they know what they are getting, do you think people that own bars are wrong? what about the people that make alcohol? it destroys WAY more lives and kills WAY more people so if not your objectively a hypocrite, stop making law your morality people can make there own choices stop advocating for a nanny state
also everyone he killed it was him or them its not like he hurt any civilians
skylar is just a vile controlling hypocrite she has been from the start if she didnt force him into treatment NONE of this would of happened but she refused to let him make that choice, i dont get how anyone can like a woman that wouldn't let a man with cancer make his own choice on treatment and who makes made big deal about illegal stuff then goes and helps her boy toy cook books
yeah
drugs kill people. they wreck familes watch "peekaBoo" again. Jessie is also scum.
The “guy” was Victor, the man Gus killed in the lab.
Ya know, Walter can be very smart, and he can be very cruel and evil, but under it all he’s just a colossal insecure little bozo just trying to feel big.
Or was it Victor 👀👀
I imagine Mike and Victor were best friends, having the best time ever on the road, but keeping it strict and professional when others where around. And Mike being aware that his career in part relies on him being a scary brute has nobody to talk about it now, Victor being the only person he could be honest with.
So that's why Mike snapped so easily and punched Walt when being asked to help him kill Gus. If that has to be done, he wants to be the one doing it. Not the amateur Walter!
And now he's extra grumpy on the road with Jesse, even losing it and starts yelling at him.
Make the spinoff with just Mike and Victor now!
@@donkfail1 I mean the spinoff kind of already exists. It’s called “Better Call Saul”. I think Mike punched Walter because Mike respects Gus and thinks Walter is a dingdong. I also think Mike respected Victor a good deal.
@@donkfail1Mike has a very well paying job with Gus. Avoiding any spoilers, let's just say Mike has a use for huge sums of money. Also, being involved in a plot to kill Gus puts himself in grave danger, both if it's successful or not. Plus, Walter is the last person Mike wants to be in league with any more than he has to.
Walt is the opposite of insecure. He knows what he wants and goes for it. That's admirable.
VKunia this episode "Skyler you chose to go into business with him. You could have just separated from him"
Vkunia when Skyler was trying to separate from Walt "Skyler you are a family. You need to listen to Walt and try understanding where he is coming from"......
Skyler just saw Walt go straight psycho and tell her he is the one who kills people. She didn't know he was that deep before.
I'm going to go see Giancarlo Esposito tomorrow in my towns comic con
THATS SO AWESOME HOPE YOU HAVE FUN :))
Tell him I said what’s up
I met him in Denver. Very cool and infectious energy. Have fun!
Hey dude did you tell him?
Skyler is not leaving. She moved the coin with her foot, because she was looking for a sign by throwing, but then she was not happy with the answer.
Exactly. Her brain is telling her to take the kids and run. She knows she should. But her heart is telling her to stay because she still loves Walt and her family and doesn't want to destroy them both by leaving. She goes to the four corners to let fate decide, but even after it tells her TWICE to the exact same state to do what her brain is telling her, she decides to follow her heart and go back to Walt. So she slides the coin back over, as if fate has decided she should stay in New Mexico. She's decided she's in it for better or worse.
Oddly enough, one of parts of this show that evoked the most emotion in me was when the ladies were being deported because of Walt’s hubris. As someone whose parents are immigrants, I immediately imagined my mom being one of them and it actually made me tear up.
Same tho, I feel really bad at that scene even though I can't relate to it in any way
Hopefully your mom was a legal immigrant.
@@Quarkburger you feel the need to comment that why?
@@Quarkburger lol
@@Handleoriginal12 because there's such a big problem with illegal aliens coming into the country. Just do it legally is all.
I never noticed how closely Hank and Jesse paralleled each other with their decline and eventual regaining of purpose in life.
Through all your chatting you missed how Skyler dragged the coin back to 'New Mexico' with her foot, she decided to stay.
Also she decided to buy the car wash before she heard about Gale and before she put things together that Walt is in danger, so she wasn't flip flopping out of the blue.
Vikunia: "Jessie's going to the Dr. Phil Ranch"
Jessie: "Cash me Outside"
i hate that people don't understand "THE SCENE" at all. It's not Heisenberg moment. It's Walt. at his low point, actually scared for life, stressed etc. This was not big talk, this actually came from the period of time when Walt was insecure. And well, even writers explained it. But people still treat it like big Heisenberg moment. Smh lol
This. I posted this comment below but will repost it in reply here:
This has always felt like peak pathos to me. Walt trying to convince Skylar (and himself) that he's in control of things when really all his plans fail and only his reactions save him. Use ricin on Tuco? Nope, running away in the desert and Hank miraculously saves him. What a legend. Extorted by Jane and lets her choke on her own vomit. What a legend. Gets cornered by Gus and only manages to scrape past by pressuring Jesse into shoot Gail. What a legend.
It's a fascinating point of psychology that viewers are divided here. A minority recognize Skylar's look of pity when Walt says "I am the danger" because she can see that even he doesn't believe it and others who actually idolize Walter.
@@githerax5303 "and others who actually idolize Walter"
People like that unironically need to be on some watchlist.
@@githerax5303that was no look of pity from Skyler. That was a look of fear. She doesn’t necessarily feel at risk, but she has just learned her husband is a murderer. It is a frightening shock.
@@lancenwokeji6349 She didn't "learn" he was a murderer, he implied he was one to try to impress her. For some people, an implication is enough to take as "proof". We call these people "gullible". What's amazing about human psychology is that even after seeing Walter stumble and bumble his way from fight to fight, barely surviving by the skin of his teeth, many viewers still think he's the badass he tries to claim to be. We call these people "gullible".
@@githerax5303 It always felt to me like he was playing at being a kingpin. I guess maybe that's part of his appeal to fans? He's the embodiment of "fake it till you make it"
2:56 "THAT MOTHER FKR BACK THERE ISNT REAL!" was the first thing that came to mind when she said that 😂
I always love Skylar's face during the dinner scene at Hank's house. She can't believe how fucking stupid Walt is being, but she can't do anything about it without being suspicious, so she just has to sit there and watch it happen. Scene isn't the same without the vine booms, though.
I'm always happy when VKunia drops another Breaking Bad Reaction
I love your Walt impressions 🤣"We have to cook, Jesse!"
Just here to listen to your Walter going "JESSE!!!!" impersonations now
I love when you say "JESSE!" 😂😅😂
the thing that happened with Jesse in "Shotgun" wasn't so much a test as it was a controlled experiment. Mike wanted to see how he would react and since Jesse didn't have anything lethal on him, Mike's guys would've been able to handle whatever he did. Once Mike saw that Jesse got the money out of there and didn't run off with it, he knew he could trust him. Getting Jesse away from his monotonous everyday routine goes a long way towards getting him clean and clear-headed. Depending on how far you go into this universe, you learn more about Mike and why he takes a liking to Jesse. And of course, we see the opposite with Walt. He's becoming unhinged and unpredictable, and Gus is seeing that as well.
Gus made it clear that this was Gus's plan to make Jesse feel like a hero and give him a sense of self-worth so he would snap out of his mental decline.
it was literally just gus making jesse feel important so gus could manipulate him, they pretty much say that
When Mike says you’re not the guy, you’re definitely not the guy
My favorite thing about Walt's little iconic speech there is how it's all bravado. He wasn't the one who knocked, Jesse was. Walt was the one who was being held at gunpoint in the lab. Meanwhile at this point he's being consumed by paranoia and resentment about his working arrangement because Gus is the one holding all the power and he's losing control of Jesse.
He's more satisfied with being the mastermind who pulls the strings. To him, he was the one who knocked because Jesse was doing what he told him to. You might notice nobody seems particularly upset with Jesse regarding Gale, because they know Walt was the one. Although Walt does care about Jesse, he also basically considers him to be like his personal tool.
He told Gus as much when Gus asked "Why him?" And Walt replied "Because he does what I say." Gus then witnessed Walt use this very fact against him regarding taking out Gale, and realized Walt was actually wise in his assessment of Jesse as a good tool to have at his disposal, and also that he may now want to turn Jesse into his own pawn. So now when Jesse asks Gus "Why me?" Gus says he likes to think he sees things in people. But what Gus really means is "Because you'll do what *I* say now."
I always liked these small interactions where you can see Mike starting to warm up to Jesse. Then with the context of having watched Better Call Saul, it just makes Mike's character that much better... Such great writing.
Meth heads love doing constructive/deconstructive tasks. I used to live near an aerospace engineer who developed a meth habit because it let him stay awake working for a long time. He would take apart and reassemble his Volvo in the driveway of the house at random times during the year until his habit got too bad and he lost everything.
Breaking Bad was a great series
and Walt went back and forth from
being a likeable character to a not
so likeable character but a really
great show to watch.👍
"Gus is in the trunk." "Is she gonna do a sacrificial thing with her child?"😂😆🤣 Sometimes you crack me up, Vee. (No pun intended 😋)
"So much purple." Seriously Vee? Have you looked around your room lately? And I liked the purple Marie nail polish, too 🤭
The whole 'Jesse protected Mike' scenario was orchestrated. The guys who were seemingly coming to make trouble were just actors in the scenario to elicit the desired outcome, i.e. Jesse feels better about himself.
Meth is a strong upper. Some people use it to be able to work very long hours. It can make you obsessively focus on random tasks, with a kind of hunger for action.
30:27 While you're still going off on Skylar, did you notice that she just took her boot and "cheated" on the throw, moving the coin back to New Mexico?
Nope. Nope she did not.
At the end of the episode she still thinks Skyler wants to leave, and I won't be surprised she'll still think so next episode.
"is she gonna do a sacrificial thing with her child?" what on earth would make you say that😭😭😭
The thing about the "I am the danger" line - yeah, badass it might sound out of context but he's using it to puff his ego and intimidate *checks notes* his wife who is scared for his wellbeing, and for the wellbeing of their family. Shows how destructive and damaging Walt can be in his pursuit of being this big criminal mastermind even to those he purports to care for.
The first time I watched this scene I didn’t see it as badass or even iconic. It took me a while to understand why people even took it as iconic
"all of this is about me" 😂😂 many people don't understand how funny that line is
I'm sorry, but "is Walt forklift certified? I kinda have the feeling he's not," absolutely killed me. 🤣
2:56 “THAT MOTHER FUCKER ISN’T REAL” 😂😂😂 -the girl that got kicked off the airplane..lol
I'm not in danger Skyler.. I'm the danger.. I'm the one who knocks 😂 walter is a legend..
Glad you typed it out... cuz she talked over the entire scene.
Yeah the memes are Definitely funny, but when you realise all the meme templates are actually serious dialogues in the show!
I love when vkunia said "I am the danger"
8:39 - Bruh, you *SAW* him get his throat slit with a boxcutter...
24:41 - Clearly. That wasn't even *CLOSE* to the kinds of vengeance people can dream of dishing out.
Walter's " I am the one who knocks" speech is one of my favorite speeches in cinema.
Nothing like bringing up meme templates to completely suck the energy and momentum out of the best tv show ever made.
Then maybe the memes should be less good
"He's treading lightly" -- keep that one in the back of your head :)
4:00 "That's right kid. We're going to Disney." Oh my god they should have made a bonus for-fun montage with them having fun at a theme park, and you can see them progressively relaxing and having more fun as time goes on, and eventually bonding.
This episode is all about purpose and how much men need it.
A scar? Yes. It's how they removed a lobe of his lung.
The hole digging was a diversion tactic to create paranoia. Meth can make you fixate over the tiniest things and plant delusions that you can't shake until you accomplish the task at hand. Things like knocking on walls to see if your home will collapse, checking or ruminating a space for intruders, and in this case, digging a hole because there could be something in the ground.
18:00 while you're 100% right, at this point Hank has actually given up on the case and assumed Gale was the dude. Walt actually gets Hank back on the case for real by saying what he said, and it's arguable that he did it on purpose. For Walt it's kind of boring to just cook meth in secret - he likes the power trip of having the DEA after him.
The initial scare with Jesse was explained when Jesse knew Mike wasn't going to "off that thief" because Mike put a bag over his head. Then when Mike takes Jesse for a drive, he didn't put a bag over Jesse's head. The "Guy" that Mike once had was Victor - the victim of Gus's boxcutter.
Walter sounds condescending and narcissistic when talking to Jesse but he isn't wrong about Gus's plan to drive a wedge between them. He figured it out.
"I'm not in danger. I AM the danger." - I think Walter was trying to convince himself as much if not more than convincing Skyler. All that did was raise Skyler's fear and concern that Walter was far more than just a lab cook. Walter is starting to act more recklessly. He is losing the control he once had in every facet of his life.
Love your hair in the opening V.
THANK YOUUUUU :)
"what happened to her boss by the way?"
the carpet in the next few eps: 🥴
Mike has been my favorite character in BB since I first saw the show
VKunia: "At least Gus didn't kill them (the three ladies)." .. You maybe are being naive. That's a HUGE security breach Walt did by showing those ladies the biggest meth lab North of the border. Sadly, I'm thinking those ladies just disappeared and never made it back home.
I am not in danger skyler, 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!
About the hole digging. It's called punding. The stimulating effects of methamphetamine cause people to have too much energy, be restless. They engage in compulsive and repetitive activities in order to burn all that energy or just because they're paranoid. Digging endless holes is one of those activities.
dr. phil has his own epstein island in the form of a ranch? i shouldnt be surprised
If you ever watch Better Call Saul, there's a character that I'm 99.9999% sure Mike sees within Jesse.
SPOILER:
Are you talking about Nacho, or Mike’s son, Matty?
@floridaboi8132 SPOILER (I don't want her to see this lol)
But Nacho. Mike really wanted Nacho to get out of the drug business and wants the same for Jesse, but he also wants to keep Jesse close because he doesn't want him to end up as another one of Fring's pawns like Nacho was...
@@Golgari213 ohh okay gotcha, that makes a lot of sense. Thanks
The way I always saw the episode with Jesse and Mike was Gus was initially trying to test Walter and Jesse separately. See if Jesse has any qualities of his own, and see if Walter could possibly function without him. The results skewed exceptionally in Jesse's favor, allowing Gus to realize Jesse could be an asset to him.
30:29 - It's never too late to correct a mistake, or to take the right path when you know you've been on the wrong one. You don't need to let someone drag you down with them just because you went into business together. Please don't have that take in life!
Also this scene is after she learned about her husbands former co-worker being murdered and after receiving an obvious good-bye call from her husband. And after her husband had a megalomaniacal rant about how he is the danger.
"But Skyler you decided to buy a car wash and now you have to-" JfC 🙄
Funny thing is, Mike disagrees with this idea. Remember the choice road speech?
mike is a goofball@@lancenwokeji6349
after several videos "jesse! we need to cook!" still gets me every time
Walter had the get out of jail card. Hank off his back but NOOOOoooooo, can't let dead Gale get the credit for being Heisenberg.
Every time you correctly guess what's about to happen I crack myself up imagining you saying, "what if he's about to break bad!"
33:28 '' He is still working on that hole''
LOL she had to re-adjust herself for Walts danger line😂
Lemme jump in from my binge of these reactions to say I love your hair this video! 🖤
Watching your Breaking Bad reactions are always a highlight of my day, so thank you for that Vicky!
There’s two kinda of people, “I am the danger” and “I am the one who knocks”
The latter is my favorite
Not to condone any of what Gus does, at all, but like you can slowly start to see why Gus views Walt as a liability. Gus keeps a well oiled machine. A machine that HE specifically is in control of. Walt is constantly trying to take that control into his own hands and putting everyone at risk. This episode, Gus says he feels like he can read people, and if you remember at the beginning of the show, one of the reasons he hesitated to hire Walt is because he believes Walt isn't careful enough.
Yeah, Walt's who is out of control.
You're welcome to use my guest bedroom and bathroom if you want to visit Salt Lake City. Just buy your own food and don't bore me with bad conversation. 😅 I live right next to the amusement park, so I recommend visiting in May to August. But the hotels are inexpensive as well. $89 a night for a decent place.
"She's ferocious, and she knows just,
what it takes to make a pro blush
All the boys think she's a spy, she's got Aubrey Plaza eyes" 😊🥰
It was more of a ego boost for depressed jesse than a “test”
All your questions will be answered soon, it gets cookin' now.
Listen, as a native Utahn, I am often critical of the overly religious environment here, but I can also verify, Ms. V, that in fact, Utah, specifically northern Utah, IS one of the most beautiful places on Earth. The mountains are insane, especially in spring time. If you are ever up for visiting, I'd be more than happy to give you some good pointers on where to visit. There's an incredible pizza place here called Slackwater that will blow your mind.
Meth makes it tough to eat, especially if you’re snorting and not smoking it.
You’re throat gets dry, and you don’t normally have an appetite but when you do you can’t eat just anything or you’ll tare up your esophagus, especially big bites or crunchy on dry things like chips or toast.
It’s pretty much the same with most drugs, cocaine, ecstasy/molly, LSD, etc.
But if you eat and drink water regularly while on any of these, resist the lack of appetite and essentially force yourself to stay fed and hydrated, “Party Drugs” are a lot easier to handle, and the eventual “come down” is less severe, thus lessening the urge to get more of what you were using, which commonly leads to addiction.
I’m not saying you won’t get addicted to drugs if you try them, but there’s a vast difference between use and abuse, potentially eating and staying hydrated can often be that dividing line.
But be warned, eating too much and taking too many drugs or drinking too much will likely make someone vomit, I’m an advocate for safe drug use, and you haven’t lived until you’ve hallucinated you were vomiting rainbows, at least one time in your short existence...👍🏽
Vkunia: "He's treading lightly."
ME: You have no idea!!! 😂😂😂😂
Your hair frames your face well. The coloring is spot on.
So excited about the "i am the danger" line haha
You make choices, and the choices you make put you on a ranch, and you’re at the bad kid’s ranch
no, it's part of the process to have big crystals to do it manually as an artisan, making it mechanically would require years of research to mimic the hand of a man and having such diameter crystals
21:00 Not only that but a business with that many locations has to have a CFO and people who report to them who would notice an entire whole ass truck of batter went missing. Unless Gus is dispatching each of those entire trucks off of the books, but if so, why do they have more than 1 bucket in them? It made sense before they knew the trucks were being hit but afterwards it's kind of weird.
My impression of the digging hole stuff is that it's a "Tom Sawyer" situation. If you're not familiar with the story, Tom's mother asked him to paint a fence, but Tom didn't want to. So he started painting, but acted like it was the most interesting thing in the world. Soon people were asking him what he was doing. He said asked them to take over for him and soon enough he had people painting the fence for him. So the analogy here is that Jesse realized that if he started doing something unusual one of the meth heads would become interested and come to investigate. Then he got the meth head to start digging for him in a similar way.
''Are they attracted to holes?'' Yeah, we all are. Not just methheads.
I freaking love this reaction!!! the commentary is great too. The 3 rules of meth heads was a nice touch.
I used to work in an affluent area full of BMW's and it was insane.
The crazy part is everyone thought it was a badass line. The purpose of it was meant to be viewed as a man speaking from the position of the title. Cornered. He is afraid of Gus and he can't let it be known.
The workers all knew what was there hence why they denied going down there at first
Your reactions are simply very enjoyable, thank you! 😊❤
Drug addicts love to do things that don't stop.
NYer here.
I've seen crackheads take out a dozen pennies and counter in their hand, over and over again. They'll sit down on the train, take out some spare change, and count all of those coins.
They'll put them back in their pockets, take them out 1 minute later, and then count them again for the next 10 stops on the train.
"She's got Aubrey Plaza eyes"...lol. That's a good one. There was a song in the early 1980s "She's got Betty Davis eyes".
Walter: "I don't want peace .. I WANT PROBLEMS! ALWAYS!"
A certified forklift operator would never pick up a drum like that. It is too easy to puncture. There is an attachment to the lift that will pick it up upright. I'm not sure they can even be stored on their side like that. At the place where I used to work, we had a lot of combustible chemicals, that was a big no.
I’m sure the OSHA inspector will bring it up the next time he visits the super lab.
You'd be appalled at some of the things I see from the logistics crew at the semiconductor plant where I work.
Your hair looks really nice
The bangs really fit you! Very pretty
Don’t go to SLC, go to Moab! You could spend two months hiking and jeeping and only see 1/100th of the area.
Daaaaamn V, your hair lookin GOOD today.
I love watching this show with you :)
Your reaction to the danger line was priceless! 😂
She nearly talked over the whole thing! 😂 It is such an iconic line.