There are a number of theories of why Gus didn't get to the car. But my favorite is the simplest: he does shit like this all the time. A certain german chancellor survived at least 42 murder attempts on him by simply not following his schedule. He would randomly take different routes, move his meetings in different buildings, cut short state visits and other such things, and it would throw the assassins' plans in disarray; timed bombs had to be disarmed or rescheduled for example.
@@williamshelton4318 And at the same time, he had advanced the meeting, causing the assassin to have to retime his bombs, but he could only get one of the charges and had to disarm the other. Had the bomb been at full power, it would probably have been enough.
I guess this is a spoiler for the next episode, so avoid it if you care about spoilers. The prevalent theory of Gus not going near the car is because of the meeting with Jesse. Jesse tells him that Brock was poisoned. Gus, knowing he didn't poison him, has a suspicion of it being a setup to draw him to the hospital through Jesse. Only after that, he changed his scheduled departure, I don't think it was part of his normal calculated paranoia. I do believe Gus acts like you said in other instances, but in this case there was almost a certainty in his mind about imminent danger. His car, or the parking garage in general, was the most plausible attack vector.
"But my favorite is the simplest: he does shit like this all the time." This is mine too. A man in Gus' position would have to develop a sixth sense for these situations to survive, through previous experiences and a natural ability to "read the room". If he didn't he would be dead or in prison by now.
This episode commonly gets somewhat underrated/overlooked I think when people talk about the great episodes of the show but its one of my favourites and I think it has the most iconic moments of any episode (Walt spinning the gun, Walt making the bomb, Walt vs Jesse and the bombing attempt). I think Episode 8 Hermanos -> Episode 13 Face Off is probably the greatest 6 episode run in TV history.
You guys are gonna get a lot more subscribers, it’s been so fun to watch your guys reactions because you guys truly appreciate the absolute cinema that is this show 💪🏽
So many of the good stuff in this series wasn't even supposed to happen; Like Mike who just randomly joined the cast because he was on set when they needed someone (and Saul wasn't available, so they picked Mike!)
My favorite thing about Breaking Bad is how every character mends their ways and they all become best friends in the end. But, it wasn't the friendship that mattered; it was all the meth they made along the way.
Gus knew *he* didn't poison Brock. On the way to the car he gets thinking about who might have done it. Walter is the only other person who might make sense, but why? Gus actually puts it all together correctly while he's standing in the parking ramp. The clue he has that we don't is that he knows he didn't do it.
I think Gus just put two and two together and figured out he was being flushed out given what we know by the finale. Great reaction as always guys, can't wait to see your faces when you're done with said finale 😅
Here's my personal formulation of Gus's thought process at the end: 1) A child being poisoned and without a know cause is rare and given Jesse's line of work and history, Jesse may be likely to infer that something nefarious is going on. 2) The most likely villians are Walt and Gus. 3) If Jesse blames Walt then he is more likely to have already confronted him in person. But Jesse says nothing about Walt, not even to cast suspicion on him. 4) If Jesse does blame Gus then he will certainly want vengeance and there is some likelihood that it would involve Walt's help. Basically, it is suspicious that Jesse has not hinted at blaming anyone 5)Here's the important part: what could Jesse's plan be? He did not ask or encourage Gus to do anything, to give anything, to go anywhere, to pay anything--he did not influence him in any way...except that he induced him to come to the hospital and that's all. 6) And nothing happened at the hospital, Gus is about to leave scot-free and go back to the places where he always has surveillance and security...except there's the one last part about leaving which involves getting in the car and driving off
It's important to know that season 5 was commissioned at this time but it was *kept secret* and they were leaking fake contract disputes to the press to make it seem like this was the final season. We didnt know if this was the end or not. Thr week after this was one of the longest of my life
Gomez is so good. he isnt my favorite actor in the show (some of his scenes werent the best) but damn was he good with the smooth talk. and not to be that guy but dont forget people. the cops can lie to you to get what they want. its not illegal and its done all the time. edit: and to be fair maybe the scenes i dont like with him were the writers problem, not his.
Spoiler (and I know they've already seen how this resolves since this is delayed): Just watching the scene with Jesse and Walt and knowing Walt's WHOLE NARRATIVE and FEIGNED INNOCENCE was something Walt had been planning all day and was COUNTING on Jesse to show up as a result of it
I can't wait for you to see the finale and season 5. And Better Call Saul. These shows and writing team are in their own league. The scene between Jesse and Walter was indeed SO TENSE. A masterclass of acting. And THANKS for the RDR2 comment, I appreciate it, it's my favorite video game EVER, I spent 600 hours into it and I think the only game that I love almost as much is Cyberpunk 2077. Walter indeed looks like Dutch...
Gus walked away because Walt left his glasses on his head and it reflected a glare that looked like a sniper barrel. Not sure why everyone has these theories on it 😂
Jesse thinks that of Walt because of all the mean things he has said to him before and because he thinks he would want revenge on him for being the cook because of the way he acted with him the last time he was going to cook his blue formula without him and even though Walt is not trying to hurt Jesse, Jesse is not wrong. Knowing you guys are already on the next episode i guess i can say this, remember the lilly of the valley plant that the gun pointed to? Walt would not kill the kid with ricin but he would with lily of the valley because he can recover from that he needed Jesse to realize that Gus is still the bad guy just because he saves Jesse's life in Mexico by not taking him out too with the poison and that he needs Jesse now doesn't mean he is not willing to kill Walt's family and kids and didn't mean he didn't order Andrea's brother to be killed when he said no more children so he needed Jesse to get back on his side with hateing Gus and since Jesse wont talk to him or listen to him the way to do it is to blame Gus for poisoning Brock as a move to get Jesse to do the killing for him that's the story he wants Jesse to believe, i think he knew Jesse would suspect him since they were the only two who knew about it and he would have to plant the idea of Gus doing it to him .
Ha! I can't wait for the next episode! 🤩I'd say clear the schedule when you get to the last half of the last season, you will definitely have a hard time stopping at just one episode. Or two episode, for that matter!! 😄
28:35 "How can Gus tell what is going on..." Because Gus knows that he didn't poison Brock, so who did? That's what is going through Gus' mind when he stops in the parking lot. Who poisoned Brock because it wasn't me? Why did they poison Brock? Was it to get me to come down to the hospital???? Gus is figuring it all out in real time here
yeah, gus just makes sure not to gloss over anything. Like "Why does jessie think someone poisoned him? who would do that? and Why does that involve me? why am I here?"
The ricin was in a tiny vial. When Walt told Jessie not to smoke it; he was joking! because Jesse chose to hide the shit in his own cigarettes. I suppose it's possible that the vial or the seal could be damaged, and that the ricin could partially be inhaled - but that's not likely. This show is unlike any other show in that it doesn't dumb things down for the audience ever. It the audience is confused it's just too bad- I've never seen any other tv show like it.
My man's over here channelling his inner Homelander with his milk glass 😂 Sry, I just can't see milk the same anymore. Another awesome reaction, you guys!
I didn't think Ben Affleck was going to be good as batman either but after watching it a few times he turned out to be a decent batman after all i liked him better then the Batman in the two movies before him anyways lol
@@nerdymarriedcouple it’s very much like Breaking Bad. Except it’s almost as if you can’t even get a breather, it’s that intense! The acting and writing for the show is phenomenal . Anyone who’s seen BB will definitely recommend Ozark to you as well. I can’t put money on it lol
I have to agree.I am so glad I get to watch BB journey with you both. I never watched Better Call Saul but I will with you both if you react after the series of BB is over. I hear the suspense and stress is "sometimes" better than BB🤷♂️
"I think Brian Cranston could play a Joker." Fun Fact: When they cast Lex Luthor for the Batman vs Superman movie in 2016, many many people (myself included) were massively disappointed that they didn't get Cranston for the role.
Can I tell you my theory on why Gus knew something was up :3? It has spoilers for a coming episode, but if you're 4 ahead on patreon then you've seen it. If not I'll wait.
The movie with the pseudo relationship between an adult and a child? Made by the director who impregnated a 15 year old when he was 31? Yeah, maybe give that movie a skip. In the extra features he says the relationship in the movie was based on his own.
@@Socragames Yes, exactly that movie. Great movie, great story, fantastic acting. Except the relationship between the two protagonists is nothing like what you imply (can't go into more detail without spoilers). You might think about Bessons personal life what you want. Feels strange to me too. But it was his legal wife, in France the age for marriage was 15 at that point. Different times, different countries, different ethics. Doesn't change the quality of the movie though.
@@mrtveye6682 Nothing like I suggest. I'm sure. She dances in her underwear for him. They sleep in each others arms. Just because they put her in the active role, like Humbert says of lolita in the same novel, we're supposed to accept it. In the original script of Leon they even had sex. You may like the movie, but you can't deny this element of the movie.
I just stumbled on this channel first time great videos but who is she she looks familiar maybe she looks likes someone or they do pranks one went viral I don’t know
no you didn't get it, you fell exactly for the trap both the writers and Walter laid for Jesse. As you know by now the clue was the Lily of the Valley in Walters garden. Smugly sitting there thinking you worked it out OH and then believing Walt's lies to Jesse. Yup. Nowhere near as smart as you think you are
7:42
"What? Minerals?"
-Walt jr
😂I never realized how hilarious that part is ...
There are a number of theories of why Gus didn't get to the car. But my favorite is the simplest: he does shit like this all the time.
A certain german chancellor survived at least 42 murder attempts on him by simply not following his schedule. He would randomly take different routes, move his meetings in different buildings, cut short state visits and other such things, and it would throw the assassins' plans in disarray; timed bombs had to be disarmed or rescheduled for example.
@@williamshelton4318 And at the same time, he had advanced the meeting, causing the assassin to have to retime his bombs, but he could only get one of the charges and had to disarm the other. Had the bomb been at full power, it would probably have been enough.
I guess this is a spoiler for the next episode, so avoid it if you care about spoilers.
The prevalent theory of Gus not going near the car is because of the meeting with Jesse. Jesse tells him that Brock was poisoned. Gus, knowing he didn't poison him, has a suspicion of it being a setup to draw him to the hospital through Jesse. Only after that, he changed his scheduled departure, I don't think it was part of his normal calculated paranoia. I do believe Gus acts like you said in other instances, but in this case there was almost a certainty in his mind about imminent danger. His car, or the parking garage in general, was the most plausible attack vector.
"But my favorite is the simplest: he does shit like this all the time."
This is mine too. A man in Gus' position would have to develop a sixth sense for these situations to survive, through previous experiences and a natural ability to "read the room". If he didn't he would be dead or in prison by now.
This episode commonly gets somewhat underrated/overlooked I think when people talk about the great episodes of the show but its one of my favourites and I think it has the most iconic moments of any episode (Walt spinning the gun, Walt making the bomb, Walt vs Jesse and the bombing attempt). I think Episode 8 Hermanos -> Episode 13 Face Off is probably the greatest 6 episode run in TV history.
You guys are gonna get a lot more subscribers, it’s been so fun to watch your guys reactions because you guys truly appreciate the absolute cinema that is this show 💪🏽
we're having a blast. thanks so much!
Agreed!
Gus needs Jesse's approval to kill Walt;
Walt needs Jesse's help to kill Gus.
Who will win the deadly tug-of-war?
Stay tuned to find out here on K&E!
Damn, Jesse be crazy to think it is Walt. 😮
he didn’t know how, but intuitively realized that it was him
31:30 What was very unusual is that Pinkman refused to talk to anyone else but him. He realized in his hindbrain he was manipulated into being there.
And to think they were originally going to kill Jesse off in the first couple of seasons. That would have been a huge mistake.
First couple of episodes! I think in season 1
agreed 👍
So many of the good stuff in this series wasn't even supposed to happen; Like Mike who just randomly joined the cast because he was on set when they needed someone (and Saul wasn't available, so they picked Mike!)
If it wasn't for the Writers' Strike, which cut Season 1 to 7 episodes, Aaron Paul would have been done. Instead, he won 3 Emmys.
Cant imagine this show without Jesse and Mike 😅
Please do not spoil anything for these two! Can’t wait for your reactions for the season finale❤
they are ahead on patreon. they cant be spoiled.
Jesse cares about kids, and becomes enraged if they get hurt by someone.
"Shoot the plant" oh i wish he did that instead 😂
😅😅😅
My favorite thing about Breaking Bad is how every character mends their ways and they all become best friends in the end. But, it wasn't the friendship that mattered; it was all the meth they made along the way.
Gus knew *he* didn't poison Brock. On the way to the car he gets thinking about who might have done it. Walter is the only other person who might make sense, but why? Gus actually puts it all together correctly while he's standing in the parking ramp. The clue he has that we don't is that he knows he didn't do it.
I think Gus just put two and two together and figured out he was being flushed out given what we know by the finale.
Great reaction as always guys, can't wait to see your faces when you're done with said finale 😅
6:30 That red dead reference is dead on,lol.
Walter went full Palpatine in this episode. 😂😂
Here's my personal formulation of Gus's thought process at the end:
1) A child being poisoned and without a know cause is rare and given Jesse's line of work and history, Jesse may be likely to infer that something nefarious is going on.
2) The most likely villians are Walt and Gus.
3) If Jesse blames Walt then he is more likely to have already confronted him in person. But Jesse says nothing about Walt, not even to cast suspicion on him.
4) If Jesse does blame Gus then he will certainly want vengeance and there is some likelihood that it would involve Walt's help. Basically, it is suspicious that Jesse has not hinted at blaming anyone
5)Here's the important part: what could Jesse's plan be? He did not ask or encourage Gus to do anything, to give anything, to go anywhere, to pay anything--he did not influence him in any way...except that he induced him to come to the hospital and that's all.
6) And nothing happened at the hospital, Gus is about to leave scot-free and go back to the places where he always has surveillance and security...except there's the one last part about leaving which involves getting in the car and driving off
Somehow, I never noticed the revolver pointed at the plant! Such a small detail with a big consequence.
seriously!!
It's important to know that season 5 was commissioned at this time but it was *kept secret* and they were leaking fake contract disputes to the press to make it seem like this was the final season. We didnt know if this was the end or not.
Thr week after this was one of the longest of my life
And the Oscar goes. ..
Gomez is so good. he isnt my favorite actor in the show (some of his scenes werent the best) but damn was he good with the smooth talk. and not to be that guy but dont forget people. the cops can lie to you to get what they want. its not illegal and its done all the time.
edit: and to be fair maybe the scenes i dont like with him were the writers problem, not his.
If he had jesses house bugged wouldnt gus have heard the confrontation between jesse and walt. And thus know jesse was out to get him.
I think Gus suspected Walt lured him there by poisoning Brock. When Jesse said he was poisoned that started the train of thought.
Spoiler (and I know they've already seen how this resolves since this is delayed):
Just watching the scene with Jesse and Walt and knowing Walt's WHOLE NARRATIVE and FEIGNED INNOCENCE was something Walt had been planning all day and was COUNTING on Jesse to show up as a result of it
I can't wait for you to see the finale and season 5. And Better Call Saul. These shows and writing team are in their own league.
The scene between Jesse and Walter was indeed SO TENSE. A masterclass of acting.
And THANKS for the RDR2 comment, I appreciate it, it's my favorite video game EVER, I spent 600 hours into it and I think the only game that I love almost as much is Cyberpunk 2077.
Walter indeed looks like Dutch...
Next episode is my favorite of the series
I remember this incident with the child Brock, as being so convoluted..
Plans, within plans, within plans...😐
the ricin was in a glass vial in the cigarette. It could not have been smoked.
Gus walked away because Walt left his glasses on his head and it reflected a glare that looked like a sniper barrel. Not sure why everyone has these theories on it 😂
Jesse thinks that of Walt because of all the mean things he has said to him before and because he thinks he would want revenge on him for being the cook because of the way he acted with him the last time he was going to cook his blue formula without him and even though Walt is not trying to hurt Jesse, Jesse is not wrong. Knowing you guys are already on the next episode i guess i can say this, remember the lilly of the valley plant that the gun pointed to? Walt would not kill the kid with ricin but he would with lily of the valley because he can recover from that he needed Jesse to realize that Gus is still the bad guy just because he saves Jesse's life in Mexico by not taking him out too with the poison and that he needs Jesse now doesn't mean he is not willing to kill Walt's family and kids and didn't mean he didn't order Andrea's brother to be killed when he said no more children so he needed Jesse to get back on his side with hateing Gus and since Jesse wont talk to him or listen to him the way to do it is to blame Gus for poisoning Brock as a move to get Jesse to do the killing for him that's the story he wants Jesse to believe, i think he knew Jesse would suspect him since they were the only two who knew about it and he would have to plant the idea of Gus doing it to him .
So funny how the girls always catch Marie’s purpleness but none of the guys, including myself do
Ha! I can't wait for the next episode! 🤩I'd say clear the schedule when you get to the last half of the last season, you will definitely have a hard time stopping at just one episode. Or two episode, for that matter!! 😄
we're anticipating greatness 🙌🙌
Heh heh heh. Hook, line, and sinker. 😂
28:35
"How can Gus tell what is going on..."
Because Gus knows that he didn't poison Brock, so who did?
That's what is going through Gus' mind when he stops in the parking lot.
Who poisoned Brock because it wasn't me?
Why did they poison Brock?
Was it to get me to come down to the hospital????
Gus is figuring it all out in real time here
they don't know that Gus didn't poison him at this point
@@Sadsharks Yeah but they've now watched the next 4 episodes (says so in the description)
yeah, gus just makes sure not to gloss over anything. Like "Why does jessie think someone poisoned him? who would do that? and Why does that involve me? why am I here?"
The ricin was in a tiny vial. When Walt told Jessie not to smoke it; he was joking! because Jesse chose to hide the shit in his own cigarettes. I suppose it's possible that the vial or the seal could be damaged, and that the ricin could partially be inhaled - but that's not likely. This show is unlike any other show in that it doesn't dumb things down for the audience ever. It the audience is confused it's just too bad- I've never seen any other tv show like it.
Poor Jesse. His heart passed thought so much 😟
My man's over here channelling his inner Homelander with his milk glass 😂 Sry, I just can't see milk the same anymore. Another awesome reaction, you guys!
I didn't think Ben Affleck was going to be good as batman either but after watching it a few times he turned out to be a decent batman after all i liked him better then the Batman in the two movies before him anyways lol
*if you like this, I Highly recommended Ozark if you haven’t seen it already. Super underrated*
thanks for the recommendation!
@@nerdymarriedcouple it’s very much like Breaking Bad. Except it’s almost as if you can’t even get a breather, it’s that intense! The acting and writing for the show is phenomenal . Anyone who’s seen BB will definitely recommend Ozark to you as well. I can’t put money on it lol
I am currently half way through season 2 and I have to say, it is probably in my top 5 favorite shows on Netflix
@@Sith_Kermit you’re in for a ride my friend! I envy you, wish I could watch all over again for the first time. Enjoy, it only gets better!
No he is not allowed to shred his files lol
You left the one person alive that wants you dead and didn't have anyone watching your car. Of course Gus wasn't getting in it.
Absolutely enjoyed your dune part 1 reaction will we get the part 2
The writing is so so good. Nobody is able to catch on to what's actually going on.
I have to agree.I am so glad I get to watch BB journey with you both. I never watched Better Call Saul but I will with you both if you react after the series of BB is over. I hear the suspense and stress is "sometimes" better than BB🤷♂️
"I think Brian Cranston could play a Joker." Fun Fact: When they cast Lex Luthor for the Batman vs Superman movie in 2016, many many people (myself included) were massively disappointed that they didn't get Cranston for the role.
next ep is gonna put everyone in a coma
Can I tell you my theory on why Gus knew something was up :3? It has spoilers for a coming episode, but if you're 4 ahead on patreon then you've seen it. If not I'll wait.
Just one more episode and then the GREAT season 5 🎉🎉
This is insane😮😮😮
🤯🤯 so insane
First! Do people even do that any more? Good afternoon!
good day to you!
I don't think Gus is human tbh...
its always interesting that nobody ive watched react to this episode rewinds to when huell stole the cigarette :P
RUclips reactors seriously have a understanding movies/series problem, no braincells at all to me
@@haversidne3658 well that's not what I meant at all
Mr White's as good an actor as Cranston.
Never Trust Walt
If you guys like milk, you have to watch "Leon The Professional" at some point. Actually, you should watch it anyway. Great movie. ;)
The movie with the pseudo relationship between an adult and a child? Made by the director who impregnated a 15 year old when he was 31? Yeah, maybe give that movie a skip. In the extra features he says the relationship in the movie was based on his own.
@@Socragames Yes, exactly that movie. Great movie, great story, fantastic acting. Except the relationship between the two protagonists is nothing like what you imply (can't go into more detail without spoilers).
You might think about Bessons personal life what you want. Feels strange to me too. But it was his legal wife, in France the age for marriage was 15 at that point. Different times, different countries, different ethics. Doesn't change the quality of the movie though.
@@mrtveye6682
Nothing like I suggest. I'm sure. She dances in her underwear for him. They sleep in each others arms. Just because they put her in the active role, like Humbert says of lolita in the same novel, we're supposed to accept it. In the original script of Leon they even had sex.
You may like the movie, but you can't deny this element of the movie.
I just stumbled on this channel first time great videos but who is she she looks familiar maybe she looks likes someone or they do pranks one went viral I don’t know
Gomey really does suck at the knock and talk though. Hes clearly nervous, talking too much.
no you didn't get it, you fell exactly for the trap both the writers and Walter laid for Jesse.
As you know by now the clue was the Lily of the Valley in Walters garden.
Smugly sitting there thinking you worked it out
OH and then believing Walt's lies to Jesse. Yup. Nowhere near as smart as you think you are
So many chances to get rid of the total asshole that was only bad for everyone and a total shit show. It makes it hard to rewatch.
What the heck are you wearing
clothes
Severance reference?