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Hank Has A Panic Attack When He Discovers Walter is Heisenberg | Breaking Bad (Dean Norris)
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- Published on Mar 4, 2026
- After discovering the incriminating inscription in Walter White’s (Bryan Cranston) copy of Leaves of Grass, a stunned Hank Schrader (Dean Norris) suffers a visceral panic attack and veers his vehicle into a residential lawn. This raw moment of clarity marks the devastating collapse of his reality as the boundary between his family and the Heisenberg investigation is shattered.
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The fact this clip of a decade old show was only uploaded 8 days ago and has racked up 1.5 million views already just goes to show how great of a show it is
It's a key moment little man. Cool off.
Basically two decades
It’s at 10 mill views now, only 3 weeks later
@Kevin-ed1wg no it's not
@MrGoldenV yeah I’m lying
It's crazy the amount of dots that are probably getting connected in his head as it all comes crashing down like a puzzle finally fitting together.
But he cant even enjoy piecing the puzzle together because it ended up being one of his best friends and most trusted people. It is honestly really sad.
@asimplewizardnor does it bode well for his career… either it looks like he knew about it and didn’t do anything, or that he was too incompetent to see what was happening right under his nose.
@capsdude4838 Then he dies...
I bet
like when he realizes it actually was half a million dollars in cash
The moment Hank realized there was actually half a million in cash inside the bag
Brilliant comment 😂
underrated comment
and it wasn't Willy Wonka or Woodron Wilson
@MetinKent Wendy Willams
Bravo Walt!!
Even after he was sure, Hank still wanted it to turn out to be a mistake.
The biggest Overlord of Methamphetamine in all of the world, a mastermind that constantly was 1 step ahead of the police. He managed to hit 12 key-witnesses in 3 prisons in a 2 minute timeframe, he killed Gustavo Fring, another mastermind who eluded the cops for years...by bombing a nursing home....ok also killed the notorious Hector Salamanca in the process, who actually was the bait for Fring: He used a Cartel-Don, to lure a Druglord into a trap! ... Even for hardened DEA-veterans, that's some sick stuff!
To Hank's knowledge, this 'Heisenberg' was worse then Fring and his superlab, or that Juarez Cartel, combined....
And he was right under his nose, all this time... his brother-inlaw, Walt the family-man..underpaid chemistry teacher, disabled son... literally THE last person on this planet, Hank would have suspected.
@thegreenreaper6660the best hiding spot is in plain sight
@thegreenreaper6660I got goosebumps just reading that nice
No. If you are a scientist you'd understand that it is a process that you have to go through to verify the evidence. Until you sift through all the evidence, you must treat a hunch like it was a hypothesis. Hank was merely respecting due process.
@thegreenreaper6660 It also helps that Hank looked down on him and treated him as a lesser.
imagine the show entirely from the perspective of Hank. Would be the plot twist of a life time
But also boring. The entire tension in the show is the dramatic irony in that we know the truth but Hank doesn’t.
Dope concept would probably be like a mix of dexter and CSI
not really because it would be insanely easy for the audience to quickly suspect Walt. the reason the show works is because we the audience know, but Hank doesn’t suspect Walt because of familial ties and because he thinks walt is a good guy.
@toasted2807 He also underestimates Walt and very often has shown that he does not take him for a real man and thus could simply not imagine at all that this "nice good guy" could ever be Heisenberg.
@kittymedusa3618 Yeah, the second half of season 5 is the most boring part of the show.
The moment you realise your poor relatives are actually loaded, and you are the poor one.
LOL NAHHH
real
😂
This 😂
LMAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You know, I figured out Walter was Heisenberg before Hank did. I actually knew all along.
For that, you have earned my respect
You are one in a million; you must have the deductive skills of Sherlock Holmes!
How could you tell?
@princemarkied8071 just a gut feeling.
And you didnt tell hank? Smdh
This was the last time any of the characters involved in this scene was happy for the rest of their lifes
Im sure 18 month old Holly got to enjoy some ripper sharts even after Walt died
Yeap. But at least Holly won’t remember what’s going on so she still has a chance. Of course the loss of her father would still hurt
@alexhdz512 if she even remembers him, toddlers dont exactly have good memories
@crypticrsI think he means the fact that she won't have a father in her life will hurt and it will
Yeah. Hank had to ruin everything. Lol
0:41 he opens the door and first words he hears is “you are the devil” the writing in this show really was peak tv
noticed this as well. absolutely insane
Was wondering if ppl caught this
@Skeleto067 It's the first thing I noticed and it's great 😂
And the camera work as well. The camera shaking as Hank finally realizes after stepping out of the bathroom.
"you are Heisenberg"
Right at the end where Hank is comparing the handwriting, i like to think that he is looking for differences between the two, not similarites, like he refuses to believe that Walt was Heisenberg the whole time and is looking for anything that can disprove that
And similarly, in the first season, when Walter was piecing together the broken plate, he was looking for reason not to kill Crazy 8. At first Walter refused to become some cold blooded outlaw, but he became Heisenberg eventually. It's a true tragedy.
I believe that's the scientific method, constantly try to prove your hypothesis is wrong, once you've run out of methods to prove it wrong, that means your hypothesis is correct.
@Wicii-rp5duthe real tragedy is that a state employee couldnt afford to cure his cancer on his sallary. He had to cook fucking meth just to be able to do the BARE MINIMUM to survive. The top 1% of the wealthy dont even have to wake up every day and theyre still loaded for LIFE. While we suffer under their thumb. Walt was just willing to do what was necessary. This system is a joke. And this show does a fine job of showing how pitiful american working class people have to live.
Isn't that obvious?
@IndianaJones97 Yes
Walt's behavior in this scene is probably the sweetest, most tender, human and "normal" that he is ever played in the series lol
Very true. He's totally what we hoped he could be. Perfectly measured by the creative team including the actors.
Sweeter and more normal when he brought pizza and dipping sticks
Yeah he’s acting like pilot Walter again. A glimpse of Walt’s life if he just remembered the fact that all those people at his 50th birthday party loved him for being kind, meek mannered intelligent Walt and not for being domineering, “manly” Heisenberg.
definitely mirrors what hank’s perception of walt was usually like
Yet...the whole time he was soothing Hank, I felt like Walt knew Hank was onto him and was just taunting him.
Hank when he found out the actor who plays him name starts with DEA
😂
holy hell
him's 😂
Hola DEA
@EvanMelts Dea**N** Norris
i feel like nobody talks about how good of a panic attack this is, like this is identical this is exactly how it feels, the camerawork is perfect
Very few people really knows how it feels. It's like feeling PAIN while your brain connects the all the dots. Your brain literally stop processing basic stuff like breathing, sight, listening and even heartbeat to put all it's processing power on the problem.
i used to have them a lot when i was a kid, idk if it's the same for anyone else but it feels like my entire body goes numb and you feel like you're suffocating
Only had two in my life but watching this genuinely made me feel like I was about to have another
@thetrueraven2170 yes exactly this
@danarrib I had them practically weekly for years. It's more like because you're feeling and hearing EVERYTHING that your dying from sensory overload. The only way out is to somehow calm yourself down and stop thinking about Everything.
Everyone's joking, but could you imagine the absolute terror Hank must've been feeling in that moment?
Yes if you have a brother/sister/mother/father suspected of being a mass murderer or terrorist and the dots click in your head that they are committing such a thing but its not yet proven.
You would have a big chance of experiencing a panic attacksbecause part of you refuses to believe it and the gratitude of the situation plus being lied about your entire life.
"My god, Walter's handwriting looks just like Heisenberg...I'd better warn Walter, he has no idea a criminal mastermind is stealing his identity!"
Would’ve been more intense if he ran out of toilet paper, then wiped himself with the page from the book, then realized what it said as he flushed it, with no way to retrieve it anymore
I didn’t realise this was a real life documentary. How did the cameramen not tell him? Why did Walt not kill them? And how did Marie not steal the camera?
I know that feeling, when you’ve just received some news of a tragedy or life-changing event in the family or something similar… and you teleport to La La Land for an unknown amount of time. However long it takes.
The moment Hank realizes Andrea's son's name is actually Brock, not Bmineral.
"Jesus Christ, Andrea!"
Good one.
Very good!
This shouldn't be funny 😂
You finally did it. You made a "This is the moment" that actually made me laugh. Kudos to you.
Hank's reaction is so realistic. Confusion to disbelief to utter panic. But he still has to be sure, he can't afford to be wrong and he doesn't want it to be true. So he looks at the evidence and compares the writing and it further validates every bit of terror he was feeling.
3:01 5 year old me realizing the sun will explode in a billion years
Well my reaction nowadays would be 1:44
yes
3:01 22 year old me knowing that I will never achieve wealth in this kind of economy.
Okay, the sun isn't even gonna explode. It'll become a shite dwarf shedding it's outermost layers in a planetary nebula
@JesterLegend08 okay geek
People forget, especially those who didn't watch it until it was available for streaming, that Season 5 was split into two parts a year apart. Season 5 Ep 8, the last scene is Hank on the toilet discovering the book and realizing Walt is Heisenberg and then it cuts to black. We had to wait a year to see the final 8 episodes and it was probably the most intense 8 episode finale of any series. I watched the series finale in Brooklyn's Prospect Park on a giant projector with hundreds and hundreds of people and it was indescribable. You could hear a pin drop in the big apple that night.
Wow,what an exp❤
Damn that’s awesome!
Love it when you come across a comment that’s worth the scrolling. That’s definitely a memorable experience you had.
Yep. There is no let up. This scene then Oymandias shortly thereafter, then everything falls apart, then the jump in time. Then we're done. Simply smashing.
This is the moment I dropped a pin in a big apple
The moment Hank realizes minerals are actually rocks
Jesus christ MARIE!!
actually they arent
These comments aren’t even funny anymore. Just embarrassing at this point
@Ryan-zt2xw welcome to breaking bad youtube. Just 12 year olds and 45 year old nerds
@PatrikJonsson9 Jesus Christ Marie they're called infinity minerals
The first thing you hear after Hank opens the door is Marie calling Walt "the devil"
Damn good catch😂
Yes, we all seen the clip.
@tacocat717 I won't elaborate, just don't be a dick like that again
What is wrong with you bro dont be that serious @tacocat717
He stated the obvious, how does that make him a dick?@yarikikadkoiceo
"It's not gonna happen again."
-"How can you know that?"
"I'm gonna die in a few episodes."
😂
Hank was so eager to put the cuffs on Heisenberg himself that his whole world came crashing down, finding out it was his brother-in-law all along.
That one dimension. He also failed to prevent drugs on the street when the solution was right in front of his face. That’s a dea agent’s life mission and he failed. The problem originated in his own family. The simple element of not getting the arrest is not the biggest problem here.
Hank was a hypocritical piece of shit and got what he deserved.
No shit Sherlock
If breaking bad had a narrator:
@DeepSouthBuilder I feel like Hank should've piace it earlier with the whole walt being a crazy chemist
You can tell Hank was trying SO HARD to maintain his poker face and act like everything was alright, he just couldn't keep it together long enough to wait until he was alone to freak out.
If the white residence had an elevator he would've been fine
0:27 : This is the moment when Hank committed petty theft. Mary influenced him!
Marie?
@junebug9594 Sorry, it's been a decade, lol :)
Bravo vince
@junebug9594 which fking difference it does
Who is mary
Driving while having a panic attack is the worst. It's like your body telling you warning signals that you're gonna crash and your home is the safest place on earth.
That's exactly what it feels like.
Even home doesn't feel safe during a panic attack.
I only had one panic attack in my life, and it was during a concert. Worst experience I ever had, I feel sorry for those who regularly have them.
@Ardioss1 theyre the worst when its at events like concerts or partys or such cause you dont want to stop. its like your body is going against you the moment youre in your right moment
i could be having the night of my life and something could send me spiralling! breathing? gone. nausea? set. head? tension. hotel? trivago
When this happens to me out in public, I usually try and convince myself that all of these are not real and my mind is playing tricks on me because my brain is chemically imbalanced, and that I am not actually in danger. It does help.. sometimes and regain my self confidence in socialising. But yeah, it also doesnt help that I hate people and especially hate being surrounded with people. I honestly think, that humans are just not biologically designed for this, out in the wild back then people like us would’ve ended up being a ‘lone wolf’ and set up our own family and later on our own clan, but yeah, I guess circumstances have changes and those that failed to adapt will fail to carry on their gene, and thus only the strongest will survive. Its unfortunate, but people like us in the modern age of humanity, are, in a literal way, destined to die out. We got the short end of the evolutionary stick, we’re not meant to carry on our gene, or else we’ll be dooming our descendants too. Its the harsh truth.
And then he convinced Walt to quit the drug dealing and they all lived happily ever after
That's exactly how I remember it 🙂
No wait, Hank strong-armed Walt into making him a partner.
❌
Correct. No need to watch the final seasons or Google anything further....
Correct. No need to watch the final seasons or Google anything further....
Dude always treated Walt like he was chump but realized he was very dangerous 😳
Idk, on rewatch I don’t subscribe to the idea he genuinely looked down on Walt, same as I don’t believe Walt hated or actually disliked Jesse for instance (at least until the end of the show). Just seeing his interactions with other guys he likes and trusts, like Gomie, tells me the machismo teasing and needling is a sign that Hank actually looks to a guy as a friend.
In the context of the numerous times Hank confided in Walt, and even went out of his way to include him in certain events and activities, gives this more veracity in my mind and strongly alludes to the fact that even if Hank does in fact see Walt as somewhat spineless and timid, he genuinely likes and even respects Walt in some ways. If there’s one thing Hank never did, it was act or talk like Walt was an idiot, or a bad father. Hank seemed to be really impressed with and genuinely respect Walt in those ways which likely went a large distance in making Walt a good companion in Hank’s eyes.
Hank did not treat Walt like a chump, Walt treated him like a beloved brother in law, he always had his back, he really enjoyed hanging out with him, he confided in him about cases, he admired how smart he was, he really did love and respect him.
This is why I don't let guests use my bathroom. 😅
👁👄👁
Guest bathroom yes mine no
What? So they shit on the ground or what?
@smurt1403 You don't?
@smurt1403 just shit in a wheelchair or something, duh
Plot aside, this is the most accurate representation of a panic attack ive ever seen in a movie or show. The actor absolutely killed it
It’s a TV show actually, but still. Fair props to him.
Adam Sandler's depiction of a panic attack in Punch-Drunk Love hits WAY too close to home for me.
I can believe that even though my panic attacks are nothing like this, but I know they’re different for practically every person so no doubt there would’ve been many people watching this seeing him act the situation in the same way they experience their PA’s!
Also just want to put my sympathy out there for all fellow anxiety/panic disorder sufferers, I know the hell that you are trapped in and I hope you find a way out as soon as physically, chemically or naturally possible! 🙏🏻❤️💯
oscar baiting
@themastersofdisguise3814 he said show too
1:55 and then they lived happily after...
This is the moment Hank realized he could no longer frame Walt
walter was actually the villain. its acommon misconspection
@cromandum217 no, i'm pretty sure walt and fring was running a drug empire, using walt as their chemist- until hank and fring had a falling out.
@sevi630 Yeah, Walt himself said that. Why would he lie? He’s a hard-working family man.
@sevi630you mean hank and fring
Yes. Because it was Willy Wonka
Imagine watching this show when as it was releasing, one episode every week. I could barely handle breaks between binges for sleep and work.
True; it's one thing to watch a series all at once. But to have to wait a week for a new episode & some months for a new season.
It is amazing :O
Oh it was torture. AMC would give us teasers clips for the next episode every week, each one getting shorter and shorter. By the time we got to the last 3 episodes, we only had a screenshot per episode, and the finale didn't even get, just the word "Woodworking." I remember thinking it meant Todd was finally gonna get with Lydia because Jack called her coochie a woodchipper.
@2penny2galaYT It was a little less than a year.
Bro sundays in the fall of 2013 were something special. Made it a lot easier to get through the week having something to look forward to and talk to everyone about at work
It was hell, the teddy bear season was agony waiting to find out what those intros were about 😆
I have had plenty of panic attacks. It legit feels like you are having a heart attack. Your chest gets tight and your heart beats abnormally fast. You get sweaty. You have the most terrible thoughts of fear. I have panic disorder, and almost daily I thought I was dying. I was a prisoner in my own mind. Now that I am 26, my mind has developed more and I rarely have panic attacks anymore. And I can calm myself down.
Hi mate. I had a panic disorder. It happened when driving, in traffic etc. I could barely drive. To go out in car was a major problem.
After some medication and time I’m nearly back to normal. What a head fuck. All the best.
Agreed word for word. It feels like a heart attack. All of that. Muscle spasms right around your heart. Sweaty head (I'm bald so my scalp literally starts erupting in moisture). Can't breathe proper - hyperventilate. Can't stop pacing and walking around. Can't get out of the loop. I feel for you. We've been there. Go to hospital - pointless. My last big one I fought off at home.
@bwillis1975ultimately it’s just an adrenaline rush ie fight or flight response.
@bwillis1975 and the terrible part of panic attacks, is people are judgemental and think you are just over reacting. When it is a literal mental disorder that I can't help at times. A chemical imbalance. But I'm happy that they rarely happen now in adulthood
I hate hearing anyone else has suffered from this. Wouldn’t wish it on anyone. With medication mine are gone-I’m glad to hear you’re doing better
Part of me really does think that deep down in his heart of hearts, at least a handful of times, Hank had BRIEFLY suspected Walt, but he refused to believe it. It makes the panic attack make so much sense. He couldn't ignore the nagging feeling in his gut and the transference of all that hatred for Heisenberg onto his brother-in-law made the stress of all those months come crashing down on him.
Reminds me of all the friends and family of Ted Bundy, who would see the drawings and descriptions of Ted the Serial Killer, and think it was such a weird coincidence instead of putting the pieces together.
I don't think so, he was using Walt to find Heisenberg and giving him Intel constantly throughout the show that if he had any sort of idea he would of never shared it
He did, remember the scene in the bed room? Willy Wonka?
I could imagine going "c'mon, don't be ridiculous. That's just desperate detective brain pointing at all the wrong people. it couldn't possibly be Walt."
he just knew walt to be always so weak and timid. add to that the cancer. however many clues he might've had he'd just never think in that direction irrespective of him being family because walt was just a timid guy
This is the moment when hank realized he wasnt going to make it to breaking bad 2
He better call saul.
Better call Saul is a prequel.
@erock52184 BCS is both a prequel and a sequel
@eroick52184 i mean only like kind of, though
Breaking Too Bad
The tough realization kicks in slowly but when it does...
The moment Hank realized he would never win an Emmy for his role.
Heck, he should have gotten one for this scene alone.
@sniffles8655 that is a nice joke
😂
Fun fact he was in starship troopers
The moment he realised he shouldn't have had those gummies.
This is the moment hank realized he had been running a drug empire and using walt as his cook.
This the moment Gus almost arrested Hank
and it was confirmed in that DVD that Walt made. He was Agatha All Along.
Hank should’ve quit his job the next day. Walt was going to die soon anyways. Instead Hank gets killed chasing a deadman.
0:46 the exact moment of that dialogue is well fit "You're the devil"
Pretty sure the entirety of this show is on here now
When BB came out, I watched the first 3 seasons and later 2 episodes of BCS. I finished basically both series by watching RUclips clips.
@Armor3d0ne I havent watched the last 2 seasons of bcs tbh. A lot of the clips I watch from those seasons I have no context for.
@StainsStainsStains damn
@Armor3d0neBCS was so good though, especially the second half
@Armor3d0ne I pity you.
This is a much sadder betrayal than people often credit. Walt was the guy Hank was willing to open up to. Not Marie. Not Skyler. Not Gomez. Hank felt a comfort with Walt more than he did with anyone else and it must’ve been a crushing feeling when Hank had to pretend everything was okay.
Provided Hank was also able to belittle Walt whenever and wherever. Walt was just expected to take it.
Hank felt comfortable around Walt because he view him as a lesser man, no threat
Facts, the realization broke his pride.
I think you’re overthinking this. I watched the clip and it appears to me that Hank just has some bad diarrhea.
@DrDoke nawl man, his soul shield was cracked.
Bro sees that the R is written the exact same way and realizes at that point that there's no room left for doubt
Reading Walt Whitman on the shitter is simultaneously the most highbrow and lowbrow thing
Tbf tho a lot of things come to us when we’re on the can
Would’ve been more intense if he ran out of toilet paper, then wiped himself with the page from the book, then realized what it said as he flushed it, with no way to retrieve it anymore
He's overrated
@dorreyeet1529 Not for me, I'm done in like 15 seconds. Never understood how all you constipated geniuses roll.
I do feel bad for Hank, really bad for him not only because of experiencing something as terrifying as a panic attack but knowing the very person you’ve been hunting down for months is within your family circle.
Edit: Thank you all for the thousand likes. I am honored👍.
Months?
Not months it was almost two years
You haven't lived until you've had a panic attack 😂
@travdaddy777 I’ve had a couple of them in my life and I will say they make you wanna live even more.
It’s not even months, it’s years, and the worst part is he’s a DEA agent and his BROTHER-IN-LAW is the biggest meth dealer in southern America.
The moment hank realised walter white jr is not disabled
Man.. tell me this is not real.. Hank performance in that scene was outstanding he's acting with no words but we can hear all the words in his mind by just looking at his eyes
I like the joke.
It’s a show lil bro, what is this L comment? 😂
It's good cinematography too. Lots of close-ups, squeezing the view, pump up the sound effects, emphasise the harsh sounds (things thumping and breathing). All simple stuff we take for granted, but really important for setting up the realism.
@focusedfox7167
He’s admiring his acting skills.
Can you imagine if Hank was played by someone like James Cordon?
This is not real
His acting incredible tho
Swear 💯
Thats a nice joke
I swear. He's such a incredible actor.
@sulatkamay1832 let's see you do better. it's not easy to act like ur panicking and trying to act normal at the same time. you'd just look panicked, and it would make no sense that walt was oblivious.
I like how you can physically see hanks dread and traumatic face, incredible actors
Hank shouldn't have smoked the meth that he forced Walter to cook.
U want sum fries with that Heisenberg
Pull around sir
1:25 They never got to go bowling 😔
Roman: Niko it's Roman, lets go bowling!
@VolkovVolkovichniko: **currently getting shot from all sides with 5 stars wanted level**
Great, I was just about to start the series but you just ruined it by telling the world what actually happened.
Actually they did. There is a Breaking Bad Charity bowling league. ruclips.net/video/yqdS6KZghKQ/video.html
This is such a realistic depiction of a panic attack that I'm actually getting secondhand anxiety just watching it. The slow, internal build-up, avoiding eye contact, not being able to give composed responses other than little grunts and one-word answers, , people mistaking the symptoms for a physical medical emergency rather than a mental health episode, gosh it's all so spot on
It absolutely is, you’re right. I was diagnosed with panic disorder in 2012. And I actually find it really difficult to watch this because I started to feel like I’m going to have a panic attack myself. Horrible things. I try not to give them too much power, but sometimes they can be absolutely overwhelming, especially when all you can think in the back of your head is “oh my God, I’m going to die”.
@77jamess I'm really sorry to hear that, panic attacks are awful
Yep as someone who had a panic attack I can confirm
I think panic attacks are physical and mental. I know people call them mental because they start in the brain, but the brain and the body are one, and so, when the breathing picks up, as does the rest of the body. In fact, you could say they are completely physical in the sense that they are triggered by the amygdala, which is reactive, and doesn't consult the mind at all.
@ForTheForsakenYeah, I've heard them described before as a physical manifestation of mental stress
4:15 The sad think is I think Hank really doesn't want it to be true.
2:01 - "Hi Carol!" Same neighbour he causally said Hi Carol to when he returns while a fugitive lol
Hello
Bravo vince
Kinda makes sense when you think about it because if he said Hi Carol to someone else it wouldn't really have made much sense.
Congratulations, you have eyes.
1:43 "Bye oncle Hank. Byebye..."
Very symbolic
Like uncle Philly
Jack be like
@newhybrid101gus aurait dû payer Jack pour tuer Lalo
3:00 when you’re up next to read in class:
Hank when he realized Walt could have paid for all their Pollos Hermanos meals.
This is the moment Hank became a garden inspector
Jesus christ we are still doing this shit with the lame ass jokes in all the comment sections for this show? It stopped being funny forever ago.
@crupt1023 52 likes in 1 hour says otherwise
@crupt1023 Well better than ball inspector
you done crying?
@crupt1023 this is the moment Hank became Jesus Christ
This show is simply one of the best acting and overall productions I have ever seen. The arrangement of scenes, close ups makes you feel so much of each scene
This scene alone showed what a brilliant actor Dean Norris is. He could portray the tough-guy federal agent most of the time but then in a very realistic reaction if this were to happen to anyone you can see and feel his raw emotions, anger, confusion, and sheer panic. He'd been chasing Heisenberg for 5 years. All along it was his own innocent, high school chem teacher brother-in-law......
His entire world was ripped into shreds in that moment.
5 years? I thought 2 years max
it's about one and a half years or chasing, walt died on his 52nd birthday and the show started his 50th
to shreds you say...
First giving his brother-in-law a panic attack then watching him die later? Tough stretch for Walt!
We all knew it was Hankenburg in the end
It’s not like he knew he gave him a panic attack lol
Gravo Dince
and I was like “nice move Walt”
but what about Paulie?
First thing Hank hears as he returns outside to the family table:
Marie jokingly tells Walt, “You are the DEVIL!”
Love that added bit of irony with just how accurate she’d come to realize that offhand remark actually was.
4:10 - it is time to remember the lessons from academy, when you were taught a basics of calligraphy expertise.
Walt truly was the sussy baka. Hank just couldn’t handle it.
君はばかやろう
You do know Hank was the true mastermind all along? Walter is just a poor chemist that was used by his brother! Disgusting!
@qapplor b-b-baaaaka! >.
Nice cheeky Jerome reference there
walt was the amogus all along
This show is such a gold mind. Every rewatch.
He would’ve gotten away with it. If it wasn’t for that meddling book
No, Hank's too good.
@sokamori28Walt was retiring in that very episode. Hank would never had another chance to get him with solid proof. Very few people left alive knew Walter was Heisenberg, besides Jesse or Mike.
@lucasdamotta
Mike was long dead by this point.
Are you telling me a book just happens to be kept near the toilet like that? No, he orchestrated it! Jimmy!
That book was the biggest bs the series pulled off. Other than that I love it.
this is me when i realize my brother-in-law with lung cancer is an infamous drug kingpin
Yoo hank
Nice to see you on a alt account reacting to your show scenes
We've all been there.
Makes me wanna watch it all over again.
The moment Hank realized Walt Jr was Heisenberg all along
Underrated comment
his sidekick, heisenboy
best comments hands down
He was not able to play this role.
Best twist ever
Hank finally busts the case and catches Heisenberg. He is awared as the hero of DEA and lives with his wife, Marie, afterwards.
Still giving me chills💯💪
I just had a panic watching his panic attack.
00:45 Marie says “you are the devil” to Walt
afterwards Jesse also calls him that, bravo Vince
Such a well timed thing, it's not surprising considering how amazing the writing is on the show
I just noticed it now. Great storytelling, Vince.
Deep
He was my favorite character from the show.
sussy baka.
Don't lie to me Walt!
2020 ahh comment
It's 2025 nga
Sybau 🥀
Syfm vro we in the big 25🥀🥀🥀
This is the moment hank realized Walt could create minerals
🤣
The moment Hank realized Walt had a better mineral collection than him
This the first clip of breaking bad I randomly watched lol, this was enough to make me watch the show
The moment Hank realised that he never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
haha. made me lol
Again, what's with this varsity shit ?!
@CopR8r out of the loop are you my little gabagool?
@IbiApel just when i Thought I was out, they pulled me back in !
@CopR8r
Sounds like a quote from a Martin Scorsese film or a quote from one of the Godfather movies.
One of the most powerful scenes for me
Damn I didn't notice that you are the devil line before lol
The show does such a good job of using it’s potential. I mean, we were watching these character for 5 seasons thinking “what would happen if Hank found out” and when he does, it’s so well made, so gripping and intense. Great TV.
YES. It's totally the opposite of what we think. Hank is paralyzed by it. When he recovers, we get that great confrontation scene (one of the best scenes of the series) and then Ozymandias - which does not play out at all how we thought it would. Walt tries not to be fatalistic but Hank is - he knows it is over and the bad guys have won. Wowzas. Just great writing. Vince Gilligan deserves a lot of credit for that overall arc as well.
I've watch BB like 8 years ago or smt like that, and watching this video gave me the same energy that I felt in the first time. Amazing acting by Dean.
Man imagine if Walt just kept that book literally anywhere else lol
This is the moment Hank became the one who knocks… a fence over.
2:35 Me trying to lock tf in while my wife gives me road head.
Real.
Too real
😂😅😅
Real 😭🙏🥀
😅 oh fuck. Good times. 👍
The moment hank realizes the truth about vitos blood pressure medication.
Great acting in this scene, he really portrays the terror of realization perfectly
If you play the video sequence from sequence to reverse (before the start of this video, when he was holding a book) it looks like Hank is having a huge diarrhea
This gave me a good laugh
😂
the intended way to watch this sequence, bravo Vincent Galaga
“It’s over, he knows”
"Doesn't matter. Hank will be fired under the new president, he was a DEA hire."
I've watched this show twice already but this clip makes me wanna watch it again
I think it’s more fitting for this scene that the song in the background at 1:00 is Squeeze with If I Didn’t Love You (I’d Hate you).
I have panic attacks and this scene and how it was portrayed- suddenly made me very anxious when I saw this the first time. Its depiction is pretty perfect-the forced blinking, the useless attempts to gain power over what's going on in the head, the dizziness, the urge to breathe heavy...
100%. Been there with ya. You have lost control of your body. I have also vomited as well. That's always lovely. Goes straight into dry heaves. Just gotta ride it until it ends.
Can you imagine the nightmare.
Such great performances.
When Hank finds out it's been 100 years since they've been bowling
😂😅😂
This whole scene feels like the beginning of a Shakespeare tragedy.
Im re-watching the entire series right now. Phenomenal show
“ We have pepto Uncle Hank.”
1:32
When the problem asks you what the problem is
0:44 i love the fact that marie says "u are the devil" right as hank walkes outside
This was the moment Hank accepted Pollos Hermanos was better than Chick-fil-A