the delivery of "i tried to save him" is so good - throughout the whole series we've watched walter lie to his family so we can tell he genuinely means it when he says it this time
@@jenan9016 Well Hank would definitely have the evidence that Walt was Heisenberg, considering Steve was dead and Hank witnessed that whole exchange, Jesse too but i don't know if he would be alive. Walt would go to prison, Jack and his crew would likely use Ed's services and retire with their $80 mil. Hank would be a hero but i doubt he would be very happy.
I agree! Super uncomfortable for me to watch, but powerful! This is the lowest point when his excuses for why he did what he did fall apart. It began with Hank’s death, but this in a way completes him losing everything including his money.
He doesn't answer Skyler at first when she says it, because he knows it would be a lie. Walter did not pull the trigger but he did kill Hank, intentionally or not.
The shot at 2:03 when Walter yells "We're a family." The slow pullback. The baby crying. Walt Jr. Protecting his distressed mother. It hits like a freight train. Such a simple shot that tells you all you need to know audiovisually. Rian really directed the hell out of this episode.
@@cristinas4340 yo llore. El saber que ese es el último momento que tiene con toda su familia y el darse cuenta que el mismo fue el detonante de la ruptura de esta mientras con la voz rota dice que siguen siendo una familia aún sabiendo que eso ya es así. Simplemente horrible y hermoso
Man the fact that Anna Gunn was actually really affected after filming this scene demonstrates that she is a great actress that she actually cared about her role and got into character.
In a series that features several BRUTAL and unfiltered deaths shown, this scene stands out as one that is on a whole other level of disturbing and stomach-churning…
I know.. Right! I always thought that, she's not given much appreciation for her talent, the scene inside the firetruck when Walter left her to be found, and the moment they open the door... I mean come on. 🙄
No fictional media has ever made me feel the way this scene made me feel. I actually teared up and started breathing heavily. Most horrible thing I’ve ever seen. Masterpiece. 10/10
Every mother's screams for her child is upsetting. Whether its beavers', cats', cows', humans'. Theres a reason theres no factory dairy farm near a residential area, and why they dont allow anyone in there. Makes you think what horrible hell animals and people hear and experience in there
@@dynamicdave2647 Yes he inadvertently put Hank in a position to be killed and is partly responsible for his death. However he was definitely not relieved he was killed and did do what he could to save him
1:59 One of the only times I've ever legitimately cried during a show. The way his voice goes from aggressive to true heartbreak when he realizes it was all for nothing. Reminded me a lot of my own parents fighting.
Everything about this scene is incredible. When Walt says ‘we’re a family’ the camera is focused solely on him. When Walter and skyler fight we can hear holly crying, showing how much their fighting has troubled the family they’ve tried to build. Best episode of television history
Mientras en el forcejeo de Skyler y Walt la cámara posa en flynn con el cuchillo abajo mostrando que por más que esté no participe en la pelea el es el más dañado de todo lo que está pasando en la escena
@@jordanwelch3832 Hardly disastrous. It's a bottle episode, sure, but what they did with it is more impressive than what many shows manage with a multi-million-dollar-per-episode budget.
@@jordanwelch3832the most insane part to me is it’s the same director. Rian Johnson did both “Fly” and “Ozymandias” and it’s incredible to see how a director can take subject matter to the polar opposites. He directed the worst and best episode of the show and that’s mind boggling to me I can’t believe it.
After the scene where Skyler runs out into the street and drops to the ground, the Director, Rian Johnson rushed out to comfort Anna Gunn who was genuinely crying on the ground from the intensity of the scene. It was very powerful both on and off screen and what everyone put into making this show was phenomenal
That's not quite true. According to Anna Gunn, she was feeling "blocked" on the first take and wasn't able to aptly deliver the emotion. Rian Johnson asked her if she was okay.
@@SimBol1216 dude, there's a video here of that scene, behind the scene, go look it up, Bryan Cranston literally helped her to her feet and into the house set..🙄
When I watched this for the first time I got chills when Walt steps back and sees Walt Jr and Skyler on the floor, knowing that it’s all finally over. Also “no no NO, I tried to save him” waw. Breaking Bad is a real Masterpiece!
This is one of the most heartbreaking scenes of all time. Skylar finally putting her foot down was her most admirable moment. Walt Jr. protecting his mom from the monster his father had become was emotional as hell.
@jdh5304 I understand but I still disagree, Skyler is not the worst. People only feel that way because the story is told from Walter’s point of view, but when you take a step back, Skyler is a civilian and a mother who just wants to keep her kids safe.
This scene is powerful on a rewatch when you realize just how close their family was at the beginning of the show. Walter and Hank are such good friends that Hank’s partner is at his birthday party and they casually invite him on a ride along to see them at work. Walt mentioned that he’s been to the DEA Christmas parties and all of Hank’s coworkers pitch in to donate money for his cancer treatment. He’s a little bit of an odd person, but I imagine that Hank always bragged about how smart his brother in law was. Hank and Walter Jr are really close too and he gives him life lessons for his own good. He treats him like a son.
Yes its very VERY tragic. Walt might have gotten his family millions but not only are they traumatized and broken, they also lost Hank who could have been the perfect father figure to both Flynn and Holly after Walt's death. Walt really should have stopped after his first transaction with Gus, he had more or less the amount of money that he calculated his family needed (737k) then
The ultimate irony of Walt is that he already did have the things he wanted at the beginning of the series, and only went to lose of all of it through his own actions. Everyone in his family and friend circle loved and respected him, but he threw it away.
@@TheShanicpower The first episode of breaking bad was supposed to show how Walt's life is emasculated though tbh I had trouble understanding that. Yea he has a crappy job as a teacher and car attendant, but a lot of ppl work jobs they don't like just to support their family. Even Hank doesn't truly despise Walter, just saw him as harmless (nothing wrong with that.) There's also Skylar who seems to be more decisive out of the 2 (though she could've put her laptop aside to focus more on her husband, and for Walt's part, he could've communicated to Skylar about putting the laptop away and focus on him during his bday). In the grand scheme of things, there's nothing wrong with that. Walt has the desire to be seen as a man of his house and respected for his chemistry abilities. With that being said, Walt actually could've had all of that when Elliott and Gretchen offered him to work at Gray Matter again.
Imagine if this was real life and you listened to that 911 call recording on the news. Haunting. Best scene of the entire series and Anna Gunn deserves like seven million Emmys for this scene alone.
Actions do have consequences and this series proves it beautifully. Skylar here is facing the consequences of her singing happy birthday to Ted. This scene is brutal indeed but well deserved for Skylar. Pure poetry.
I still can't believe Jesse was able to convince Walt and Skyler not only that he was Walt Jr, but that he was handicapped the whole time. Frankie Muniz was perfect for the role, but props to the creators for casting him. Bravo Obama.
Walt jr did great, the concept of having to sink in months of things happening that you didn’t knew about just blowing up in front of you is very specific and his acting was great to demonstrate how one would react.
This scene encapsulate perfectly the meaning of the whole show. It finally stops to sugarcoat it and finally delivers what Walt's actions wouldve caused. Whoever was on Walt's side, whoever despised Skyler cannot deny that everything Walt did was leading to this point. And with this knowledge, this undeceived vision of the show, how can there be so many people that still loathe Skyler so much to the point of sending death threats to her actress? It's crazy how something can be so misinterpreted, Im speechless
If it makes you feel better, I think Skyler is the second smartest civilian in BB universe, next to Gus Fring. Followed by Jesse, then Walt. Non civilians e.g. Hank and Mike, should unsurprisingly surpass them training wise. Education wise and technical wise, Walt surpasses them all except maybe Elliot Schwartz. TLDR; Team Skyler all the way
The ones on Walter’s side probably have similar mental issues and problems with their nagging wives so they project it onto Skylar and Walt’s relationship.
Love how you needed to add that part of "death threats" when describing people who didn't like Skyler. You did a good job with poisoning the well. And if it doesn't need to already be said, no I wasn't with Walt's side on this.
@@thecupheadfan1837 look what he did to Jesse he didn’t save his girlfriend, he poisoned Brock, he tried to get him killed, admitted that he let Jane die, destroyed his life. Jesse isn’t like a completely innocent character but Walt manipulated him to doing most of the bad stuff he did.
by this moment you already know that it was all over for Walt. Bryan, Anna, RJ and even the baby playing Holly's performance in this scene was just mind-blowing.
3:27 I love how it cuts to there being nothing in the road as if Skyler herself looks insane and probably try’s to say in her head she’s insane rather than processing what just happened.
I always felt sorry for Anna Gunn. The audience's dislike for Skyler resulted in her getting death threats from crazy viewers. This scene alone had several takes and left her an absolute wreck.
Not sure why, but I get the chills watching him back out of the driveway and pushing Skylers SUV outta the way with the rear tires locked. What a great moment.
Man, I thought ya'll were kidding when you said this was the best episode in the show. I just finished this show for the first time and this episode was just an absolute masterpiece. I seriously wish I could experience this episode for the first time again.
Hank was almost killed with a bomb earlier in the series. Then almost gunned down/chopped with an axe by two psychos. His line of work is inherently high-risk. With Walt as this known mastermind/crime lord/whatever, Hank should've known better than to only come with one extra man. That was beyond foolish and not Walt's fault at all. When Walt gets in a panic, he, like everyone else, acts without thinking. If he thought about it, he would have known Jack would've done what he did and wouldn't have called. Same with kidnapping Holly. He wouldn't have done that if he wasn't in a panic.
@insoporous9978 Especially considering in the very first episode, he and Steve have an entire SWAT team backing them up just to bust "Captain Cook". But to get Heisenberg, it's just Hank and Steve. That was always baffling to me.
You can tell Skyler and Walt Jr have lost Walt the second time he says “we’re a family.” They genuinely feel scared of him now, and Walt knows their relationship is over…
My older brother died when I was 18 back in 2016 so this scene hits pretty hard. Losing someone you love is the hardest thing ever. BCS and BrBa are such amazing pieces of cinema
Yeah but there was lots of emotional death scenes in the show. This is more about everything falling apart for a character viewers are highly invested in and still reluctantly want to succeed.
I actually cried when I saw this for the first time. Anna Gunn is incredible in this scene, her distress is so real I feel like it’s my actual mother in an actual situation I’ve witnessed like this with my stepdad. Because of that I have no sympathy for Walt in this scene. All I see is how narcissistic and cold he really is. When he realizes he has lost his family he resorts to kidnapping his child like a coward.
Walt getting his dirty, criminal, blood all over Holly's innocent, clean white jacket is a devestating detail and shows how he let the blood on his hands affect the innocence and purety of his family both literally and symbolically
I feel bad for Walt Jr. He always saw both his father and Hank as his heroes. He tried multiple times to hangout with them and be their friend. Now he realises that not only one of his heroes died, he also realises that was killed off by his most important hero
In this scene all of the glory and reverence for Walter disappears. It’s not a “final battle,” nor is it very enticing. It’s a rude awakening, a messy show, all masterfully crafted to show who Walter truly is.
What I LOVE about this scene, is throughout the whole show, Walt Jr is almost always siding with his father. He was so unaware of what was happening behind the scenes, he always criticized his mom and saw her as the bad guy... yet in a split second here, he doesn't hesitate to protect her and shield her from Walt, finally seeing that he was the problem the entire time. Powerful stuff
Throughout the whole show, the writers try to get us sympathize with Walt and seeing just how much of Walt’s horrible actions we were willing to let slide. In this episode, we see Walt continue with these horrible actions, but instead of seeing them from his POV and seeing him as still cool, we see him for what he always was. A monster. He fought Skyler, and more than likely had it not been for Walt jr., he may have killed her, then we see him literally kidnap holly and continue to drive away as Skyler is screaming and begging Walt to not take her. As Skyler is left standing in the street in shock and horror after the events that just unfolded, we as the viewers are left feeling just the same as her as we realize Walt was always a monster and always had no remorse.
The “what the hell is wrong with you? We’re a family” made me cry. I’m not a typical cryer, and nothing else in the show made me cry. But the show was just so overwhelming that I couldn’t keep it in
Anna Gunn’s acting is genius. 0:35 is the moment Skyler’s soul leaves her body and a deep maternal force takes over. She never really returns to herself for the rest of the series.
NO NO NO! I TRIED TO SAVE HIM, bro was so mentally exhausted by what he had just been through he just let it slip after 6 seasons of trying to be perfect
Chills. Absolutely chills. I’ll watched this scene so many times in the past, but it still gets me chills. It’s in this moment we begin to question when did Walt become so dangerous. But we realize… it was always this dangerous
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Walter jr absorbed content from 5 seasons in less than 30 seconds
Marrie told him that walt was a drug dealer 😐
@@Mohammad20202 he didn't belive them till this scene
Goddamn, that's a lot
Like neo downloading Kung Fu in the Matrix.
😂😂😂
the delivery of "i tried to save him" is so good - throughout the whole series we've watched walter lie to his family so we can tell he genuinely means it when he says it this time
No no NO NO crushes me every time. The way Bryan Cranston delivers the line is so good that’s damn good acting.
Classic boy who cried wolf moment, which Walt fully had coming.
What would become of Hank if Walt did "save" him, though? Hank's last line is still so epic.
The whole scene is so good I thought Walt was telling another lie at first until I realized it was true
@@jenan9016 Well Hank would definitely have the evidence that Walt was Heisenberg, considering Steve was dead and Hank witnessed that whole exchange, Jesse too but i don't know if he would be alive. Walt would go to prison, Jack and his crew would likely use Ed's services and retire with their $80 mil. Hank would be a hero but i doubt he would be very happy.
This is definitely one of the most tense scenes in the show, especially the fight where you can hear Holly crying
Yes, even the baby deserves and award for this scene 😁
Omg Niko
I agree! Super uncomfortable for me to watch, but powerful! This is the lowest point when his excuses for why he did what he did fall apart. It began with Hank’s death, but this in a way completes him losing everything including his money.
couldn't even hear her
Makes me think “When did Walt become such a monster?! Oh wait…”
Probably the greatest anti-drug scene of all time. Every families worst nightmare.
lol what
This is happening because their family member was just murdered.
@@Ryan88881 …because Walt got into the drug business
@@KronoriumKid So what? That's Hank's own fault as well as the DEA as a whole and Nixon's dumbass. You new or something?
^ this
Looks like some people missed the whole point of the show
It’s funny to think that all while this is happening, Mike is chilling in Belize
If Walt had just listened to Saul’s advice Hank could have visited Belize too
@@JustANervousWreck Hank is in Belize already. Dont you remember?
Just sipping a drink, eating a pimento cheese sandwich.
"Why don't you go to Belize, Walt?"
-Marie Schrader
“Send him to Belize… I’ll send *you* to Belize.”
Anna Gunn definitely earned that Emmy for this performance alone! It just felt so real 😭
but definitely not for the happy birthday song
They don’t just hand Emmy’s out to anyone
@@RhettMueller864 are you serious? no other female can top Anna Gunn's acting on this scene
@@RhettMueller864 nobody could've played Skyler White better
Your dad sells drugs?
In all seriousness, this scene was ridiculously tense, and very raw/realistic.
I love how Walt doesn’t even try to deny it until Flynn hears. On some level he understands Skyler is right.
godamn that's a great inference ^^
"Who is Flynn?" -Walther White
He doesn't answer Skyler at first when she says it, because he knows it would be a lie. Walter did not pull the trigger but he did kill Hank, intentionally or not.
You did not just call him Flynn 😂
I think its because he did kind of feel responsible for Hank's death which is why he doesn't try to deny it until his son hears him
The only time Walt wasn't lying 😭
But this is what happens when you cry wolf
The other was at the final episode
@@DaRealBruner nice niko pfp
But he put hank in a position to be killed
No bro
The shot at 2:03 when Walter yells "We're a family." The slow pullback. The baby crying. Walt Jr. Protecting his distressed mother. It hits like a freight train. Such a simple shot that tells you all you need to know audiovisually. Rian really directed the hell out of this episode.
Ese momento es horrible
Bravo Vince
Could also be interpreted as “were” a family because it’s over now.
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@@cristinas4340 yo llore. El saber que ese es el último momento que tiene con toda su familia y el darse cuenta que el mismo fue el detonante de la ruptura de esta mientras con la voz rota dice que siguen siendo una familia aún sabiendo que eso ya es así. Simplemente horrible y hermoso
This is undoubtedly the best episode in the history of television
nah mate, that goes to tlou episode 3🤣🤣🤣
@@struan8467 Nobody dares to criticize that episode
@@nont18411 literally hahaha, thought i was watching a different show
Every episode of the Wire>
@@SoggySlopster no
Man the fact that Anna Gunn was actually really affected after filming this scene demonstrates that she is a great actress that she actually cared about her role and got into character.
In a series that features several BRUTAL and unfiltered deaths shown, this scene stands out as one that is on a whole other level of disturbing and stomach-churning…
i somehow still feel 0 sympathy for skyler
@keymash that's alright you are just a sociopath.
@@keymashthat’s a you issue
@@Mike1carver issue?
@@keymashbecause you are a bad person.
Damn even the baby deserves an emmy. Powerful scene.
I know.. Right!
I always thought that, she's not given much appreciation for her talent, the scene inside the firetruck when Walter left her to be found, and the moment they open the door... I mean come on. 🙄
Unironically, yes. When she starts saying mama, that was because the baby saw her real life mama. And Cranston rolled with it
No fictional media has ever made me feel the way this scene made me feel. I actually teared up and started breathing heavily. Most horrible thing I’ve ever seen. Masterpiece. 10/10
Same! Not even Game of Thrones stressed me out as much as this scene did
I agree but I sometimes ask myself "Why do I enjoy something so horrible?"
@@christiankallio8586 Because you know Skyler and Walter Jr. deserved it
@@aleksandargapkovski8055Shut the hell up. They did NOT.
@@aleksandargapkovski8055???? You stupid? Sure walt is the protagonist but he's a garbage human being
Skylars screams are probably the most upsetting thing I’ve ever heard. She did an incredible job
Every mother's screams for her child is upsetting. Whether its beavers', cats', cows', humans'. Theres a reason theres no factory dairy farm near a residential area, and why they dont allow anyone in there. Makes you think what horrible hell animals and people hear and experience in there
"I tired to save him" is the only few times Walt telling the truth, but nobody believed him now😢
not even the people that saw it
The boy who cried wolf
what he gets for lying lol
karma L
was he really tired?
I love how Walt Jr reveals that he’s had perfect mobility the whole time when he tackles Walt
The biggest plot twist.
He was using weighted clothing the whole time
BRAVO VINCE
If only he had breakfast he probably wouldn’t have called 911…
It was at this exact moment he became Heisenberg Jr.
I tried to save him- one of the only times walt told the truth
Not really. He put hank in a position to be killed. And there definitely was a side to walt that was relieved he was killed
@@dynamicdave2647 you keep telling yourself that BS.
(putting down a gun) hate for you to be in a position like Walter.
@@dynamicdave2647 Relieved Hank was killed?!
Is that why he offered up all 80 million for Hanks life??
@@dynamicdave2647 Yes he inadvertently put Hank in a position to be killed and is partly responsible for his death. However he was definitely not relieved he was killed and did do what he could to save him
Not like it mattered. This whole situation was on him. Yeah Hank made his own mistakes, but Walt played a huge role in things coming to this.
1:59 One of the only times I've ever legitimately cried during a show. The way his voice goes from aggressive to true heartbreak when he realizes it was all for nothing. Reminded me a lot of my own parents fighting.
Same bro😔
Everything about this scene is incredible. When Walt says ‘we’re a family’ the camera is focused solely on him. When Walter and skyler fight we can hear holly crying, showing how much their fighting has troubled the family they’ve tried to build. Best episode of television history
Mientras en el forcejeo de Skyler y Walt la cámara posa en flynn con el cuchillo abajo mostrando que por más que esté no participe en la pelea el es el más dañado de todo lo que está pasando en la escena
Something that’s really subtle but powerful is the way that styler falls to her knees. It mimics exactly what happened to Walt when Hank died.
An episode of 50 odd minutes that flew by like it was 15. The most perfect episode of a TV series ever
More like 5 minutes.
Fly was the only disastrous episode of the series IMO. Other than than, such a masterpiece of a show. Cranston is the 🐐 man!
@@jordanwelch3832 Hardly disastrous. It's a bottle episode, sure, but what they did with it is more impressive than what many shows manage with a multi-million-dollar-per-episode budget.
@@jordanwelch3832fly the most underrated episode in the series, any casual fan would have this take lol. Watch it again
@@jordanwelch3832the most insane part to me is it’s the same director. Rian Johnson did both “Fly” and “Ozymandias” and it’s incredible to see how a director can take subject matter to the polar opposites. He directed the worst and best episode of the show and that’s mind boggling to me I can’t believe it.
After the scene where Skyler runs out into the street and drops to the ground, the Director, Rian Johnson rushed out to comfort Anna Gunn who was genuinely crying on the ground from the intensity of the scene. It was very powerful both on and off screen and what everyone put into making this show was phenomenal
Even I get emotional watching her suffer here ....and Im not even a mom
That's not quite true. According to Anna Gunn, she was feeling "blocked" on the first take and wasn't able to aptly deliver the emotion. Rian Johnson asked her if she was okay.
@@SimBol1216 dude, there's a video here of that scene, behind the scene, go look it up, Bryan Cranston literally helped her to her feet and into the house set..🙄
that's probably not true and a TERRIBLE way to act
So she’s just as pathetic as her character? Good to know.
S: You killed Hank
W: No! No! No! I tried to save him.
S: omg Walt you are the best, tHanks
t hanks
That's what Skyler haters want this show to be.
@@IDHLEB huh
@@IDHLEB so....everyone?
@@gusfring69420 no.... not everyone?
When I watched this for the first time I got chills when Walt steps back and sees Walt Jr and Skyler on the floor, knowing that it’s all finally over. Also “no no NO, I tried to save him” waw. Breaking Bad is a real Masterpiece!
Nobody talks about how haunting the music in this scene is, definitely my favorite TV episode ever
It's called "We're a family". If there was ever a word I could use to perfectly describe the tone of the music, I'd use "DEEPLY DISTURBING".
This is one of the most heartbreaking scenes of all time. Skylar finally putting her foot down was her most admirable moment. Walt Jr. protecting his mom from the monster his father had become was emotional as hell.
But she was wrong, Walt didnt kill Hank. He did indeed try to save him.
It's scary when you realize that your own mother would probably react exactly like Skyler, her acting so truly
Exactly. I can’t imagine Skyler haters still hating her after that scene. It’s hard not to picture your own mother during all this.
My mother = STOP PLEASE STOPPPP !!!! Take the child just PLEASE Let me move the car so you don’t damage it
@@XpzillaSigue siendo odiable, no sé si entiendas esto hermano pero la actriz es increíble, el personaje, el peor de todos
@jdh5304 I understand but I still disagree, Skyler is not the worst. People only feel that way because the story is told from Walter’s point of view, but when you take a step back, Skyler is a civilian and a mother who just wants to keep her kids safe.
@@scotchgaming.5438 Yo that's sad
This scene is powerful on a rewatch when you realize just how close their family was at the beginning of the show. Walter and Hank are such good friends that Hank’s partner is at his birthday party and they casually invite him on a ride along to see them at work. Walt mentioned that he’s been to the DEA Christmas parties and all of Hank’s coworkers pitch in to donate money for his cancer treatment. He’s a little bit of an odd person, but I imagine that Hank always bragged about how smart his brother in law was.
Hank and Walter Jr are really close too and he gives him life lessons for his own good. He treats him like a son.
Yes its very VERY tragic. Walt might have gotten his family millions but not only are they traumatized and broken, they also lost Hank who could have been the perfect father figure to both Flynn and Holly after Walt's death. Walt really should have stopped after his first transaction with Gus, he had more or less the amount of money that he calculated his family needed (737k) then
The ultimate irony of Walt is that he already did have the things he wanted at the beginning of the series, and only went to lose of all of it through his own actions. Everyone in his family and friend circle loved and respected him, but he threw it away.
@@TheShanicpower The first episode of breaking bad was supposed to show how Walt's life is emasculated though tbh I had trouble understanding that. Yea he has a crappy job as a teacher and car attendant, but a lot of ppl work jobs they don't like just to support their family. Even Hank doesn't truly despise Walter, just saw him as harmless (nothing wrong with that.) There's also Skylar who seems to be more decisive out of the 2 (though she could've put her laptop aside to focus more on her husband, and for Walt's part, he could've communicated to Skylar about putting the laptop away and focus on him during his bday). In the grand scheme of things, there's nothing wrong with that. Walt has the desire to be seen as a man of his house and respected for his chemistry abilities. With that being said, Walt actually could've had all of that when Elliott and Gretchen offered him to work at Gray Matter again.
Imagine if this was real life and you listened to that 911 call recording on the news. Haunting.
Best scene of the entire series and Anna Gunn deserves like seven million Emmys for this scene alone.
Actions do have consequences and this series proves it beautifully. Skylar here is facing the consequences of her singing happy birthday to Ted. This scene is brutal indeed but well deserved for Skylar. Pure poetry.
🤣🤣🤣
Same as Hank for collecting minerals too much he became minerals himself.
Same for poor Walt Jr who had too much breakfast and ended up being breakfast for a pack of wolves.
I still can't believe Jesse was able to convince Walt and Skyler not only that he was Walt Jr, but that he was handicapped the whole time. Frankie Muniz was perfect for the role, but props to the creators for casting him. Bravo Obama.
bravo vince
Walt jr did great, the concept of having to sink in months of things happening that you didn’t knew about just blowing up in front of you is very specific and his acting was great to demonstrate how one would react.
Wow this scene....even after all this time it's still hard to watch. Such an intense scene.
This scene encapsulate perfectly the meaning of the whole show. It finally stops to sugarcoat it and finally delivers what Walt's actions wouldve caused. Whoever was on Walt's side, whoever despised Skyler cannot deny that everything Walt did was leading to this point. And with this knowledge, this undeceived vision of the show, how can there be so many people that still loathe Skyler so much to the point of sending death threats to her actress? It's crazy how something can be so misinterpreted, Im speechless
If it makes you feel better, I think Skyler is the second smartest civilian in BB universe, next to Gus Fring. Followed by Jesse, then Walt. Non civilians e.g. Hank and Mike, should unsurprisingly surpass them training wise.
Education wise and technical wise, Walt surpasses them all except maybe Elliot Schwartz.
TLDR; Team Skyler all the way
@@charlesolarte7104I think the only really dumb things she did were the affair and the smoking. Otherwise her actions made sense.
@@Of_infinite_Faith ikr. Walt did more stupid things than her.
The ones on Walter’s side probably have similar mental issues and problems with their nagging wives so they project it onto Skylar and Walt’s relationship.
Love how you needed to add that part of "death threats" when describing people who didn't like Skyler. You did a good job with poisoning the well. And if it doesn't need to already be said, no I wasn't with Walt's side on this.
I tear up EVERY time I watch this sequence. This is a sad sad scene and incredibly acted. Bravo to all involved
This scene help you to remember who is the true "villain" in the show.
Skyler
holly
@@BenDover-ch7rf You're got damn right! lol
There is a difference between an Anti-Hero to a Villain. As bad as Walt is. He is an Anti-Hero.
@@thecupheadfan1837 look what he did to Jesse he didn’t save his girlfriend, he poisoned Brock, he tried to get him killed, admitted that he let Jane die, destroyed his life. Jesse isn’t like a completely innocent character but Walt manipulated him to doing most of the bad stuff he did.
by this moment you already know that it was all over for Walt. Bryan, Anna, RJ and even the baby playing Holly's performance in this scene was just mind-blowing.
One of, if not the most gripping scenes in television history.
Even tho Walt was wrong, it still made me get a tear when he yelled, “we’re a family” and said it again quietly.
The scene where Walt takes Holly is one of the most utterly horrifying things I’ve ever seen.
I think it's the complete lack of emotion on his face
skyler deserved it
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@@Junotrigger she tried to kill him based on something she made up
1:56 vin diesel when no more fast and furious movies are made
💀💀💀
3:27 I love how it cuts to there being nothing in the road as if Skyler herself looks insane and probably try’s to say in her head she’s insane rather than processing what just happened.
Breaking. Bad. Is. Not. That. Deep. Get. Over. It.
@@ahsuniverseslaysOr maybe you just lack media literacy skills. You realize script writing is no shallow task right?
This actually feels like a horror film. No other episode in 'Breaking Bad' had this much realism put into it.
0:16 what hurts is that he was telling the truth but because of Walter’s own actions it cost him everything including hanks life.
I always felt sorry for Anna Gunn. The audience's dislike for Skyler resulted in her getting death threats from crazy viewers. This scene alone had several takes and left her an absolute wreck.
I dislike Skyler, Anna Gunn is a wonderful actor and seemingly friendly person in real-life too
Every talks about the TRY TO SAVE HIM line but the No...No...NO is absolutely my favorite
It’s like goddamn right NOW y’all don’t believe me?!?! 😂
@@etherealdimension0013Who can blame them. Boy who cried wolf situation.
Not sure why, but I get the chills watching him back out of the driveway and pushing Skylers SUV outta the way with the rear tires locked. What a great moment.
Even the baby's "acting" is good in this scene
Bravo Vince
This was the exact moment when Holly became kidnapped
Is it kidnapping if one legal guardian takes them from another legal guardian?
@@abigbutterstick1780 legally speaking, yes. he was taking holly without the approval of skyler, and refused to let skyler see her.
@@sailoruniverse5715 Walt is also now a fugitive, so the crime would more specifically be Family Abduction
@@abigbutterstick1780Yes, still kidnapping and still a very serious offence even if the person taking the child is the parent/legal guardian.
Man, I thought ya'll were kidding when you said this was the best episode in the show. I just finished this show for the first time and this episode was just an absolute masterpiece. I seriously wish I could experience this episode for the first time again.
For those defending walt here, he put hank in a position to be killed. And there definitely was a side to walt that was relieved he was killed
But he did everything he could to save hank. He even told jack not to come
Really? Cause it seemed that Hank's desire to put Walt in the jail killed him
Hank was almost killed with a bomb earlier in the series.
Then almost gunned down/chopped with an axe by two psychos.
His line of work is inherently high-risk. With Walt as this known mastermind/crime lord/whatever, Hank should've known better than to only come with one extra man. That was beyond foolish and not Walt's fault at all.
When Walt gets in a panic, he, like everyone else, acts without thinking. If he thought about it, he would have known Jack would've done what he did and wouldn't have called.
Same with kidnapping Holly. He wouldn't have done that if he wasn't in a panic.
@insoporous9978 Especially considering in the very first episode, he and Steve have an entire SWAT team backing them up just to bust "Captain Cook". But to get Heisenberg, it's just Hank and Steve. That was always baffling to me.
@@insoporous9978 he didn't have enough hard evidence to call more forces, that's why he only got Gomey for Jesse's questioning
I cried when Walter said "we're a family" and his family was scared of him, plus Holly crying
Truly a masterpiece as an episode
Holly deserves much more credit for he talent, brilliant performance..
The title of the video being "Walt And Skyler Fight" makes me laugh because that is sugarcoating it
the fact this scene is only 4 minutes long is nuts, i remember watching it it felt like 10 at least
That “i tried to save him. Is sending. Chilllsss
Chills
it doesn't get any better than this
You can tell Skyler and Walt Jr have lost Walt the second time he says “we’re a family.” They genuinely feel scared of him now, and Walt knows their relationship is over…
Anna Gunn was such a talented actress. I HATE what people did to her :/
The incel army really came after her.
The reception of Skyler's character will remain one of the best and saddest examples of misogyny imo
I'm glad there's a recent interview this year where she's glad to see people have turned to respect Skyler from newer fans of Breaking Bad today
Skyler White was the true first victim of cancel culture 😔
Nobody who matters did anything. We ALL love her.
Man the absolute heartbreak you got to have for Skylar when Walt takes Holly…
My older brother died when I was 18 back in 2016 so this scene hits pretty hard. Losing someone you love is the hardest thing ever. BCS and BrBa are such amazing pieces of cinema
Yeah but there was lots of emotional death scenes in the show. This is more about everything falling apart for a character viewers are highly invested in and still reluctantly want to succeed.
I wish you strength , stranger on the internet ....
God bless him. Hopefully he is in heaven now.
God bless. May he rest in peace. Bless you.
He destroyed his family. This scene haunts me.
That “I tried to save him” with the voice crack and lip quiver is one of the finest pieces of acting I’ve ever witnessed.
Cop: Is your father dangerous or is he the danger?
Wait let me understand If a guy opened his door and got shot would it be him or would he be the one who knocks
One of the greatest scenes ever filmed and one that needed 5 seasons of perfect television to build up to.
i shed a tear first time. Family is everything
You can’t be a Skyler hater after this scene, during all of season 5 even.
If Walt had the talking pillow in this scene, Skyler and Walter Jr would have actually listened to him.
This scene damn near made me cry. We know Walt’s a PoS but to finally see him realize he destroyed his family is just crazy. 5 seasons led to this.
This scene is the highest peak of tv history
Not true.
I actually cried when I saw this for the first time. Anna Gunn is incredible in this scene, her distress is so real I feel like it’s my actual mother in an actual situation I’ve witnessed like this with my stepdad. Because of that I have no sympathy for Walt in this scene. All I see is how narcissistic and cold he really is. When he realizes he has lost his family he resorts to kidnapping his child like a coward.
cope
Walt getting his dirty, criminal, blood all over Holly's innocent, clean white jacket is a devestating detail and shows how he let the blood on his hands affect the innocence and purety of his family both literally and symbolically
Nothing remotely pure let alone innocent about Skyler
I feel bad for Walt Jr. He always saw both his father and Hank as his heroes. He tried multiple times to hangout with them and be their friend. Now he realises that not only one of his heroes died, he also realises that was killed off by his most important hero
In this scene all of the glory and reverence for Walter disappears. It’s not a “final battle,” nor is it very enticing. It’s a rude awakening, a messy show, all masterfully crafted to show who Walter truly is.
Through out the seasons you feel frustrated With Walter but it's this exact that makes you really hate him
This scene is so hard and painful to watch, which is why it's so good.
Anna gunn was very tired for everytime she repeat this scene, very exausthed , but she show us this incredible acting
What I LOVE about this scene, is throughout the whole show, Walt Jr is almost always siding with his father. He was so unaware of what was happening behind the scenes, he always criticized his mom and saw her as the bad guy... yet in a split second here, he doesn't hesitate to protect her and shield her from Walt, finally seeing that he was the problem the entire time. Powerful stuff
This truly such a good show, this episode just left me speechless. Brian Cranston went from Malcom in the middle to this.
The acting in this scene is just perfect. God I love this show!
There is, in the History of TV Shows, nothing greater than Ozymandias!
Literally is: The entirety of The Sopranos, where Breaking Bad drew much inspiration from
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@@some__random__guy This one
Throughout the whole show, the writers try to get us sympathize with Walt and seeing just how much of Walt’s horrible actions we were willing to let slide. In this episode, we see Walt continue with these horrible actions, but instead of seeing them from his POV and seeing him as still cool, we see him for what he always was. A monster. He fought Skyler, and more than likely had it not been for Walt jr., he may have killed her, then we see him literally kidnap holly and continue to drive away as Skyler is screaming and begging Walt to not take her. As Skyler is left standing in the street in shock and horror after the events that just unfolded, we as the viewers are left feeling just the same as her as we realize Walt was always a monster and always had no remorse.
I guess this all the gratitude his family had to witness to him.
Ah yes, gratitude for dragging them into a nightmare because of his wounded pride
Skyler desperately pleaded for Walt to give Holly back, unfortunately for Her, She had not realized that he had already called Dibs whilst leaving.
2:54 Leonardo dicaprio when his Girlfreind turns 20
Something about his mouth when he says "Familiy" thats so interesting yet frightening.
most tense scene all time
best episode all time btw
Walt’s “What the hell is wrong with you?! We’re a family!” made me feel so bad for him at this scene even with the circumstances.
Nothing to feel bad about
Oh no the psychopath faces the consequences of his actions
The “what the hell is wrong with you? We’re a family” made me cry. I’m not a typical cryer, and nothing else in the show made me cry. But the show was just so overwhelming that I couldn’t keep it in
Nothing but chills when I first saw this ten years ago. Still get 'em now.
Anna Gunn’s acting is genius. 0:35 is the moment Skyler’s soul leaves her body and a deep maternal force takes over. She never really returns to herself for the rest of the series.
NO NO NO! I TRIED TO SAVE HIM, bro was so mentally exhausted by what he had just been through he just let it slip after 6 seasons of trying to be perfect
Damnit, the video cuts out right before the best bit.
When Skyler solemnly says "This is it Walt. The bad has truly broken" it really got to me.
i cant believe that really happened in the show... heartbreaking moment
And the next scene where Walt calls Skyler and says it’s breaking bad time and broke bad all over Skyler
I'm so glad the memes just keep on coming 10+ years later lol
Chills. Absolutely chills. I’ll watched this scene so many times in the past, but it still gets me chills. It’s in this moment we begin to question when did Walt become so dangerous. But we realize… it was always this dangerous
Greatest TV show episode of all time
Watch more shows then
@ I’ve watched enough. Tell me one thats better than Breaking Bad
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Jr. legit had to process 5 seasons worth of lore and information in less that a minute.
Imagine being a NEIGHBOR and hearing all this go down! That neighbor who dropped her groceries probably thought Walt was murdering his family here!
The way Walt says “I tried to save him!” is just too dramatically brilliant for words.
After all these years watching this still brings chills down my spine. One of the best scenes ever made for television.
2:42 Walt's little "Oh" to Holly was oddly placed lol.
That was Flynn, not Walt.
@@mattwayne9128 I am pretty sure the "oh' was Walt
@@BrianBull that was for sure flynn
No show will ever come close to breaking bad.
That take at 2:03 is just heartbreaking.