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Telling Skyler The Truth | Breaking Bad (Bryan Cranston)
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- Опубликовано: 17 июн 2023
- The truth had to come out eventually, and when Skyler (Anna Gunn) puts the pieces of the puzzle together, all Walter (Bryan Cranston) can do is confess.
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From Season 3 Episode 1 "No Más"
Breaking Bad follows protagonist Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a chemistry teacher who lives in New Mexico with his wife (Anna Gunn) and teenage son (RJ Mitte) who has cerebral palsy. White is diagnosed with Stage III cancer and given a prognosis of two years left to live. With a new sense of fearlessness based on his medical prognosis, and a desire to secure his family's financial security, White chooses to enter a dangerous world of drugs and crime and ascends to power in the world. The series explores how a fatal diagnosis such as White's releases a typical man from the daily concerns and constraints of normal society and follows his transformation from mild family man to a kingpin of the drug trade.
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"A _dealer_ ?
Who do you think you're talking to right now? *I* am the one who _manufactures_ ."
Nd also he's the one who knocks
"I am the one who cooks"
😂
I’ve watched breaking bad so much that every time Walt lies it’s actually just really funny
I was thinking the same thing. So familiar to his way of acting that now it just looks fake. Still love bb though.
so true hahha, everytime he lies, he has this voice and he just talks non stop its so funny
@@merlin7330 like he's trying to reason his way into getting them to believe him
@@ianzeta8839 true :) he's coming up with good stories, but they always feel overrehearsed. this is good acting - to play someone who sucks at acting...
it's quite ironic that the very same Skyler couldn't see through Ted, who was a much more primitive liar than Walt. i guess 1. she didn't want to (as Ted was her refuge of sorts), 2. Ted's lies (about the taxes) were so blatant and stupid that it blinded her radar because she couldn't have imagined such audacity
You must laugh your ass off the entire show then
When she asked "marijuana?" I would have been like......yes
Lmao but Walt's ego wouldn't allow him to be thought of as a weed dealer.
He has to be a master chemist.
@@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3 he should've stopped on cocaine.
“Yes.. 2 marijuanas.. but that’s it”
@@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3 I mean yes, but I always got that it was Walter being releived that he dosen't have to lie. Like the truth is liberating
That would mean that he's working for Jesse. Walt would never allow that, not even in a lie.
‘I’m a manufacturer, not a dealer’
*Well there’s a load off my mind*
I love how Jesse says this to Walt after finding out Hank is his brother-in-law instead of his brother lol.
Great acting by both in this scene but the look in her eyes is simply outstanding.
Anna Gunn was fantastic in this series. In my opinion she was 2nd behind Cranston for performance.
@@isreal369 why her over aaron paul/jesse?
@@aldunn-ce8nc The sudden brilliance in her acting. The expressiveness of her eyes and face. For example the way she reacts in this scene, you can see the hurt and disgust.
@@isreal369i think all of the actors had outstanding performance and it’s unfair to pick who was the best
@@isreal369nah, I get what you're saying but Aaron Paul had such a more emotional and strong performance
Walt: I love you Skyler and I would do anything for you.
Skyler: Don’t lie to me.
Walt: Nah
He lied to her FOR her (he says). she doesn't know what's best for herself.
So are we're just gonna ignore the fact that Skylar decides to smoke while she's pregnant?😂😂😂
@@chrisrambo8142 and the fact she randomly kept fucking ted?
@@chrisrambo8142 How is that related to what Walt did
@@chrisrambo8142 she smoked it at a fugue state
Its so sad to think the Anna Gunn actually was hated because her part. Even that her caracter was the right one, and she's amazing actress.
She was annoying the entire series.
@jedimindtricks5713 and you're annoying in the comment section. Should someone dox you so we can harass you?
@@FlowerToThePeople Ya, no. All she did was complain, whine, and bitch the entire series.
@@jedimindtricks5713she had a husband lying to her about dealing meth while pregnant 😂😂 how tf she supposed to act
The fact that Anna Gunn's role (and SOMEtimes, her, as an actress!) was hated by a truckload of viewers just goes to show how messed up society is. Narcissistic megalomaniacs are REVERED. Loved. Adored. Idolized. It's actually embarrassing.
Even Johnny Depp's magnificent performance as "Jack Sparrow" shows how society seems to favor toxic narcissists as long as they're handsome, pretty, or "funny". Again, not DEPP in this case, but his character. And the irony was that NPDer of an ex he had (Amber Heard). 🤮
Anyhow. Anna Gunn's performance was as powerful--if not MORE powerful--than Cranston's. She did more with less, and that character was the only real pivot point "back towards humanity". Even Hank's ego wasn't a shadow of the virtue to which Skylar was clinging. BB is a tragedy, but for whatever reason, Vince Gilligan and Bryan Cranston were able to get audiences to attach to WW. Yes, he began as a sort of "helpless hero" character. But the lines he crossed DEFINITELY morphed him into a villain. Pretty much by the whole "Stay outta my territory" threat. And long before "Say my name".
Incredible show. But worshipping WW (the character) is a wackadoodle's mindset, lol.
I'll never understand the hate that Skyler gets for simply being a wife trapped in an unbearable situation.
the show is largely shown from walt's point of view. which is why even though people see him as a villain, they still have that kind of 'underdog rooting for for walt' vibe. the audience sees skyler as a reason for walts eventual downfall and failure. if we look at it from skyler's perspective, we have a lying husband who'd rather risk endangering himself and his family than accept money from others which would bruise his ego. an example of this is when walt finally confesses he did the whole thing for himself, we as an audience almost feel glad for walt, even though hes just admitted how selfish and cruel he actually has been the last 2 years. the show will or always portray walt in a better light as its based around him supposedly 'leaving money for his family'.
You underestimate the amount of controlling stuff she did before she even had a hunch he was selling drugs. There's also the part where she had the chance to divorce him but decided to stick around for the money, only losing it when things got too hot for her. ...Or what about the part where she ONLY cheated on Walt and manipulated her boss as collateral just to hurt Walt? She could have left long ago.
@@ndt7379 Yea that Ted thing is why i hated Skylar also
She could have shut her mouth, been his wife, and we’d all be fine now.
But No! She just had to blow it up. Her and her pride and her ego. She just had to be the man!
You forget the talking pillow scene?
Poor Malcom, Reese, Dewey and Lois. They have no idea where Hal went and he was living this double life the whole time
Don’t forget poor Francis
Skyler and W Jr. should move in with them
@@blueastcoast oh my you’re right I almost did. Thank you for reminding me
@@quackman I couldn’t agree more. One big happy family
Yeah specially growing his har back and forth
I love how Skylar knows when he's lying (or learns how to tell). He would be convincing to someone less intelligent, but she can see right through him.
why people call her "Skylar" when its Skyler?
She’s the only one who almost always able to tell when Walter is lying
@@cerebro1996Because people don’t give a shit.
this is pretty common in marriages, because they've known eachother for ages.
quite similar with being drunk, for example : ) when i've already had too many (as it happens), my wife can tell it much earlier than anybody else, because she knows what to look for, what are the giveaway signs.
it's not really a matter of intelligence, you're just trained to sniff out certain (very individual) red flags over time
She isn’t intelligent bruh 😂 she’s just annoying and she happens to be his wife so she knows him
Skyler was so underappreciated on this show. Her acting throughout was fantastic.
One of those cases of she plays such an unlikeable character to such perfection that most people can't get past it. She was phenomenal.
Anna Gunn was an equally powerful actress as any of the others. What other actor could stand up to the character of "dark Walter"? And let's be honest... it's amazing anyone LIKED Walter White later on. Obviously, he became Darth Vader; that was the entire arc Vince had going on. 💪😎✌️
@@darrenbrown8877Why is Skyler unlikeable? She mostly just seems reasonable
She doesn't always agree with the main character I guess. I really don't get the hate either. :I @@dehistoriapisciumfish7639
@@darrenbrown8877she's thr ultimate Karen
She gave him a lifetime offer, if they had divorced, things would've been gone smoother.
Except she also said he would have to stay out of their children's lives and that would never be acceptable to him
He had 3 ways out in this show. The first was to work for Gray Matter and take their money. The second was for Skyler to get a very generous divorce settlement her way, which would give her the funds Walt wanted to provide. The third was taking the money they made from the meth train heist and walking away at that point with 7mil or something.
Are you guys forgetting he signed the divorce papers but Skyler didn't send them?
@@isomericgamer6644 Arguably Skyler's only true big mistake in the show. She is in many ways the person Walt thinks he is, dragged into the criminal life despite having no wishes to, but ultimately is doing it all for the family. She should have cut her losses with Walt in Season 3, but her willingness to protect her son won out in the end.
Many individuals unjustly despise Skyler for the wrong reasons. The show primarily focuses on the perspective of Walter White, causing viewers to overlook the daily struggles of Skyler's life and the extent of deception and betrayal she has endured from her husband. If the show had dedicated more screen time to portraying Skyler's experiences and the immense heartache caused by Walter's actions, the audience would undoubtedly sympathize with her.
In truth, Skyler no longer loves Walt. Her husband's deceitfulness began when he concealed his cancer diagnosis for weeks and continued as he regularly disappeared for hours, reappearing late at night. His emotional distance and strained relationship with Skyler grew gradually. Moreover, for an entire year, Walter refused to communicate, rendering himself emotionally unavailable and distant. This contrasted starkly with the man Skyler had married 15 years prior; he was now unrecognizable. It is no surprise that she sought solace in the company of Ted Beneke. Ted provided the emotional support and presence that Walter failed to offer. Despite Walter's attempts to justify his actions under the guise of "supporting his family," the stark reality remains that he neglected his wife for an extended period of time.
Skyler is an intelligent woman, and it was not a matter of if she would uncover the truth, but rather a matter of when.
I disagree, I think you see plenty of Skyler's perspective during the show and it's one where she is desperate for everything to be under her domestic sphere of control, and it has toxified her family environment. Walt is not really a husband or a father, but someone just living in this domestic environment that Skyler has manufactured for all of them. On top of that you have Hank openly humiliating Walt, where Skyler does nothing to come to his defence, or to empower him at all.
I find it surprising more people defend Skyler, as if she's somehow an innocent, where if genders were reversed Skyler would be seen as very hounding and possessive character who was obsessed with what her partner was always doing, and going on about themselves constantly. Double standards for men and women I think.
@@user-wh4vq2yn8g Skyler has a wife and mother definitely had her flaws, but Walter flaws trumps over any kind of flaw Skyler may have lacked. Yes, Skyler can be seen in the first episode as being very controlling. But I believe people misjudge this notion. Skyler tracks credit cards, phone calls, and openly confronts Walt’s contacts because, she is smart. Skyler is a very vigilant, observing partner. As soon as Walter starts to change, she catches on quick. If anything, this shows her love and care for her husband. Had she been a dumb blond bimbo who could care less about her husband, the show wouldn’t have any stakes. But it’s the fact that she observes the subtle changes that make her into a very caring partner and mother. Skyler has tried to openly have serious conversation with Walt’s behaviors. She does everything in her power to bring that beloved husband she knew for so many years. But that same man was no longer there. She may as well have been talking to a stranger. To a brick wall.
She’s not a innocent housewife. She conspired with Walt’s crimes and helped and even laundered his money for him. She’s an accessory after the fact. But she was also put into an unwindable position from the start. By the time she found out, Walt had already associated himself with high level players like Gus, and has spend a year paying off their mortgage with illicit drug money. She goes to the police, the situation will go from bad to worse. The house will be taken away by the government, the DEA will fire Hank, her children will grow up thinking that their mother put their father in jail. For what is worth, Walt joined the criminal underworld to create his own form of cancer to get back at the world. Skyler did it to keep her family save. Something Walt neglected the day he decided to sell meth.
@@Tripod9648 She tracks him because she's suspicious of any independent or assertive behaviour that doesn't involve her. She basically is affronted that he might have any life outside of the family inbetween work and taking Walt Jr. to school. He has no hobbies or interests that we can see, and really doesn't do much else. If a woman was in such a situation we would say this is low-key abuse and certainly toxic. Skyler is smart, but in a scheming way, and in the beginning its the family that is under her scheme. Then it's a scheme to help Ted's tax evasion and to punish Walt. Then it's a scheme to launder Walt's money. Then finally a scheme to extricate herself from the crimes. Always the schemer, much like Walt in some ways. The difference is that Walt's schemes were initially for altruistic reasons, whereas Skyler seemed more driven by fear.
It makes you wonder that if Skyler had been more attentive and supportive to Walt, it wouldn't have unleashed Heisenberg. When you consider the brutal humiliation and emasculation of Walt, from his toxic home environment to Grey Matter shoving their wealth and success in his face with lavish garden parties and pity offerings, whilst battling terminal illness, is it any wonder he went off the deep end?
Maybe that's the meaning of the show's title, the world broke Walt and turned him bad. As the Joker said, it only takes one bad day to reduce a sane man to lunacy. Maybe I resent Skyler more not because of the weight of the crimes, but because she never had any moral justifications beyond herself, whereas Walt had plenty even if they may have been delusional by the end.
@@user-wh4vq2yn8g we’ll learn to disagree but i still stand by my beliefs as will you. And i don’t think their was nothing Skyler could have done to prevent Heisenberg. Yes, she punished Walt with Ted, but if you were in a relationship with someone and they screwed u over by selling meth and putting ur family in danger, i doubt many would do differently. If you wanna argue that Skyler wasn’t loyal, Walter betrayed first, with his lies and deceitfulness.
@@user-wh4vq2yn8gSo youd be fine with your partner sneaking out of the house at night & refusing to tell you where they are? Thats kinda different than having a life outside of work & family lmao
The moment at 2:12.
I have no idea how people can dislike Skyler during moments like this.
She's not just angry, she's scared.
"Dealer? I believe the word you're searching for is MANU-FACT-URER."
He not as bad as the people who manufacture alcohol. Since alcohol kills more people than all other drugs combined. Meth manufacturers get a bad rap for sure.
@@jessie7339jessie Meth is more dangerous than alcoholic drinks.
@@thememaster7 no it’s not! Do some basic research. Drinking kills more people than ALL other drugs combined. You sir are brainwashed. Facts are facts
@@thememaster7 drinking gives people false power, meth will make people scared and paranoid. The main reason it’s as dangerous as it is is from it being illegal. I wouldn’t recommend either one, but I know from experience. People who do meth will be scared to drive, but not people who drink. People who drink will speed without fear. You sound like you don’t have a clue. People like you are a real danger in society.
"I am the one who cooks"
1:38 that look tells you everything you need to know about Walt. His ego is all that matters to him, and the fact that his wife suggested Jesse put him up to selling pot is akin to her pouring concentrated sulfuric acid on his ego. In his mind, I don't think she could've said anything more insulting to him. The actor and actress here were both brilliant IMO.
Just like when Hank gave Gale credit at the dinner. Hank was almost ready to give up on Heisenberg but Walt told him not to.
While Walt is a pretty egotistical character, I don’t think this particular reaction was because of his ego being slighted. I think he was genuinely just trying to process that Skyler knew.
I love how he said he’s a manufacturer and not a dealer, like that’s not 10 times worse😂
It's not worse, he's not selling it on the street or using kids to sell it, he just makes it and it's the best stuff around. If people are going to do drugs, you want the cleanest and purest stuff.
@@scorpiusbalthazar4327 dealers wouldn’t have anything to sell if the product wasn’t being manufactured. Not to mention meth is something that no one should be using and he’s making a form of it that would be far more addictive than anything else. He’s literally responsible for the outbreak of the worst drug on earth so I’d say that’s far worse than dealing
@@anthonykublawiu act like he’s the only person making it😂 theirs multiple other people in this show alone who make it, and none of them are even close to walt’s purity, which means they’re all significantly more dangerous than walt’s. the people who buy it are addicts, they’re gonna get the drugs anyway. he’s not standing on the corner peddling it to kids or people who have never touched the stuff.
@@Anthony-tq4di the fact that Walt’s product is more pure does not mean it’s safer. In fact it’s more dangerous because it’s that much more addictive, which gives its user way more of a chance to abuse it
@@anthonykublawi true for the addictive part but it 100% is safer. the higher purity means less bullshit and less additives that can hurt u in the long run yes obviously we’re talking about meth nun of it is “good” or “safe” but it’s just simple if you were going to do it would you want 99% where u know exactly what’s going in your lungs or 70% then 30% bullshit
0:58-1:00
That quick 2 seconds of, “Oh shit! How does she know??” Followed quickly by his facade of incredulity and denial.
I also love his begging to angry table slam at 0:38 . That’s soooooo fucking real. You can see how he tries to be patient and loving but just furious of even being asked for a divorce
@@thinkinting What do you mean, that's so real? How are you relating to that?
@@Onigirlihe means that the frustration is realistic lol
He is a great actor
This is exactly what I keep watching. Cranston is just an absolute masterclass in acting. The tiny jaw twitch after he says "What?" is the tiniest giveaway that he knows, finally, she's figured it out.
Man the complete disappointment and disgust in Skyler’s eyes when Walt says “methamphetamine” is heartbreaking. Very good acting
He would have saved himself so much headaches if he just told her I can buy you a car wash
Sounds like a great title for a song in the musical version. "I Can Buy You a Carwash... ...I can clean up my life... ... I can give us a fresh start... ... If you'd only stay as my wife..." 😂🤣😂
"Oh, Skyyylllarrr... your blue eyes are like freshly waxed heeeaaadlights... but also blue like breakin' ICE!"
😁 #IllStopNow
If only Saul listened to her advice on how to wash the money then maybe the feds wouldn't have found or taken his money.
One of the great things about Walt's character is how he held onto his newfound ego. He was holding out fine with the lie until Skyler undersold his achievements....then he just had to blab!
Skyler and Jesse are arguably the characters who suffered the most at Walt's hands. Every lie, every manipulation, everything. Walt is a master manipulator and I think the scene where this is the most apparent is when Skyler threatens him saying that she might pretend that Walt beat her and he said "Do you want our kid to think his father is capable of beating a woman?". Man, I feel sorry for them
I’d say the little boy he poisoned and Jane suffered the most at Walt’s hands
@@jonathanbirch2022nah it was definitely Jesse and skyler. Brock got a little sick, and jane’s death is sad but she chose to do heroin and died as a result. Jesse and especially skyler had their lives ruined and are
Now broken shelves of their former selves. In jesse’s case he’s also now the most wanted man in America, and probably one of the most wanted in American history.
@@damonedrington3453 nah, Walt killed Jane, and then poisoned a small child. They had it infinitely worse
@@jonathanbirch2022 again, the child was a bit sick for a day and Jane was still a person who chose to do heroin. Plus she died in her sleep. How is that worse than being the most wanted man on earth while also being kept as a SLAVE or having your family and world torn down by your husband becoming the biggest Meth manufacturer in history and being responsible for the deaths of your brother in law as well as countless others.
Being sick for a little isn’t as bad as bein Skyler or Jesse
The tears in her eyes Anna Gunn is a phenomenal actress!
Ok
I rewatched the show a few months ago and I noticed that through the series. Her ability to act with her eyes is fantastic.
Basically every actor can cry when required to, it’s part of their job.
@@jeffw8218that’s just not true bud
@@cameronvelska4610 Hey bud yeah it is bud, only actors who can’t cry are terrible ones like Jennifer Aniston
Walt: “I’m a manufacturer, not a dealer.”
I love how Walt felt like adding that was gonna make him look any better at all
Even laptop evidence waltuh to mike tried to hide using bomb by saying device but he flip in a second once mike mention 😂
"Im a manufacturer not a dealer"
Skyler: "omg walt why didnt u tell me this before I love drug manufacturers"
Walt was actually insulted at the fact that Skylar thought he was selling weed LMAO
Season 1
Jesse: Why’d you tell your wife I was selling you pot?
Walt: Because somehow it seemed preferable to admitting I cook crystal meth and killed a man
Season 3
Skyler: Marijuana. That Pinkman kid
Walt: Of course not. I cook meth
Well, the big difference is not just about the substance in question (although it also makes an, erm, substantial difference), but between buying drugs for your own private use as opposed to producing them for the mass market.
"I'm a manufacturer, not a dealer...per se..."
She’s amazing in
This. Cranston is always brilliant but she kills it here.
Telling ur wife a secret is more intimidating than getting ur money back from tuco salamanca
Today, it would be like "Yeah, you got me; I sell weed." and Skyler would be like "Oh ok, sick."
You know an actor is good when they can play a bad liar as well as playing it straight
“Marijuana” lol
I know this show started in 2008 but I still find it hilarious that she would be this disgusted when her first thought was that he was dealing weed.
@@citizenoftheworld2694 people can be disgusted about people who sell any illegal substance. doesn't affect it if you for yourself like the drug or not..
@@sinankurt7109weed is less dangerous than alcohol that is a fact not opinion
@@xv696 sure it is I believe you that, but that doesn't change the meaning of what I was trying to say..
@@sinankurt7109 i must have misunderstood, sorry
Best series i've ever watched, and i'm always coming back to watch it again! ❤
Same here, I love it
I always liked "The Brothers"... they never spoke....but were menacing.. but they still prayed to the Icon
This final reveal was so satisfying because of all the build up in S1 and S2. I just started watching this show and the drama of Walt constantly lying and Skyler just dying every time he does is compelling.
“We are happily married…I am happily married.”
This exact attitude is why rising divorce rates aren’t necessarily a bad thing. Leaving a manipulative partner like Walt is a good thing and should be encouraged.
As Muslim immigrants remain married, have kids and replace the liberal society and your genes? You also a vegan and pro-rainbow?
Skyler: You’re a… distiller. How else could you make that kind of money? Whiskey.
Walter:……
Skyler: oh my god Walt… Tequila??
Walter: Mezcal.
Skyler: Let me the hell out of here before I throw up.
Breaking Bad in the 20s haha
Walt should have taken that deal and divorced Skylar. Then he could make all the money he wanted and build up his drug empire. But he didn’t because he was in denial about why he was doing all of it. Walt instead kept telling the lie that he was making money from cooking meth for his family when he really just liked doing something he was good at.
In classic narcissist sociopath form, Walt/Heisenberg manipulates the situation to act like he's the victim being treated unfairly.
Which he was. Watch the show again. Skyler was a bad wife who just couldn’t learn her place. Always annoying with the questions and never being complacent. Her role is a that of a Fleshlight, dishwasher, and caretaker.
Trying to be anything else, just makes her an ungrateful rebel.
@@blackirontarkus3156 Either you're really committed to satire, or you should be put on a watchlist.
@@technology5979if you shut up and knew your place we'd be fine.
But you had to go and blow it up. You with your pride, and your ego
@@technology5979 are Slash okay bud he chick angry
@@blackirontarkus3156 🗿fr Walt too sigma for her
Skyler: Cocaine?
Walt: I manufacture… *Popcorners.*
It was so funny when Hank came into the room and yelled “It’s Hankin Time!” during Walt and Skyler’s conversation. Bravo, Vince!
My favourite fact about this series is that “Breaking Bad” was names after Breakingsley Baddington, inventor of the Heisenberg uncertainty principle and principal of Alberquerque School of Scientific Studies (ASSS)
wow, truly amazing and inspiring thank you for your service
Vravo Bince
These jokes aren't even funny anymore man. I'm tired boss
@@jadenthomas5261 help me Jaden. I’m stuck in 2014
@fordmodelT1957 Bro I can't help you. I'm probably way cringier than you are man. We're just gonna make the same memes at each other forever.
BOTH of the acting performances here were top notch!!
Anyone else notice how, for a split second, Walt seemed a bit insulted that Skylar would think he would just be selling weed like some common pusher? Like “do you know who you’re talking to??” but at the same time not being able to say “IM MOTHAF$@king HEISENBERG”!
He should have said he makes high quality chemicals consumers decide to use as drugs. He himself never sold to any users. He would have no idea on drug dealing.
"he makes high quality chemicals consumers decide to use as drugs"
yeah, that's technically true
it reminds me of how Minassian (incel killer in a van) phrased it when interrogated by the police (it can be found on YT): "i used a van to convert the life status of certain individuals to death status"
not sure if it helped in the long run, but there's certain elegance to it (not)
He sold to Tuco who used it right in front of him.
I really loved how shocked Walt was when she said "You're a drug dealer" because he knows he's actually the danger. Great symbolism.
Oh good, Skyler left walter alone for the rest of the show and everything was fine 💀
First time I watched I rooted for Walt. Second time I hated him every time he talked. The only things he does well is cook meth and manipulate the people around him. To be fair he redeemed himself a tiny bit in the last couple episodes, but 99% of the problems came from his pride.
Walt's greatest talent was lying to himself. Someone who can lie to themselves so well can easily lie to others.
When it got on I knew he will die.
The feud with gus was because jesse wanted revenge for tomas.
Breaking bad fan tries to go 5 minutes without talking about Waltuh’s pride and ego, impossible difficulty challenge.
@@AP0PT0SIS it's not too hard people should just enjoy the show
I like to think Walter only confessed because he was so offended about being called a drug dealer instead of a drug manufacturer.
😂😂😂😂😂
“We are happily married…. Well, I’m happily married”😂
She didn’t believe it first, the words were out of her mouth by instinct but Waltu’s reaction confirmed her suspicions. Th acting from both of them were soooop real, obsessed
she is 1000 percent right. walter should have divorsed her and left her and them alone. maybe had the GUTS to man up and turn himself into the cops. he showed no remorse no regret over what he put them through......
Unreal acting on both sides. Those two were perfect together
Man, Skylar is looking prettyyyy good in this scene.
I love her suburban housewife outfits
Skyler completely steals this scene. Brilliant Acting
The most unconvincing: ‘no, what?’ Ever
I would have said- “Boy if you’re upset now wait until you here the rest!”
Skyler: Marijuana 😢 that Pinkman kid.
Walt :oh please
Skyler has throw the truth in the face of Walt so brutally 😂
Walt felt insulted. If Skyler hadn't said Marijuana and Cocaine, Walter wouldn't have confessed.
“Cocaine?”
“Methemphetamine”
even worse!
“Im not a dealer, im a manufacturer”
EVEN WORSE!😂
"I am the empire the danger "😂
Interrupting the video with your stupid "subscribe" button completely ruins the scene! You do not own the copyright on this scene (I am guessing) so you've got a nerve making money of it at all.
If she asked me to grant her wish for the Divorce I would’ve been like,
DONE! You’ve got it!!! Where do I sign?! 😂😂😂
"I'm not a meth dealer, I'm a methamphetamine manufacturer. Very different."
I love how her second guess is cocaine and not heroin.
These are the scenes that make me NOT to rewatch the show. It's just too much for me, it breaks my heart.
Skylar was such a nice bit of eye candy. Loved her and don't know why she got so much hate. It's completely expected for her to behave the way she did
Im not a drug dealer, im a manufacturer 😂😂😂😂
Yet people think Skyler “cheated”
@@xshxr she broke up with him
The writing in this show is beyond me. She says “marijuana Walt” his face is disgusted like…marijuana? That is so beneath me, that is inferior. Lol -_-
The look on Walt’s face at 0:58 is fucking funny
Had to look up the word "per se". Walt really loved to be accurate.
Had he divorced her right then and there, it would have all taken a turn for the better for him.
That's true.
He didn’t even say it, she spit it out, little things like that make Walt the right kind of hate-able
How dare you? I am the manufacturer. Not the retailer.
I personally found skyler and marie to be annoying as shit because of how much they think they know
They were the show's "Fun Police" for the longest time.
I always thought she was a little dramatic. It’s not like he got caught by Chris Hansen on TCAP or something.
How was he thinking of explaining all this? Or did he think that he would die before having to tell anyone about what he did?
Bingo why do you think he punched the paper towel dispenser no need to address your sins if you die off but instead his tumor reduced by 80% so he has to live with and confront what he’s done
He actually does the online donations to the website for a bit but you can tell he feels very uncomfortable with it. Then they do the gambling story and car wash later. Seems he had no clear plan early on to explain $480,000 in cash appearing out of nowhere. A few thousand you can get away with but there comes a point where it doesn't add up. ruclips.net/video/6dVzVk2bBns/видео.html
Yeah, it is clear in the shoe he thought he would be dead.
In some parts of the world, Walter would have been worshipped for the skill he has and what he can do.
I find Skyler's reaction pretty annoying. I would have been proud of Walter. I mean people don't realise how dark the world actually is Politics, Arms industry, blood money,wars, geopolitics, industrial revolution,
How things work in the real world?
People just don't know or they keep remain ignorant about it.
Skyler's character is weak and that is why people hate her character.
Walter is toxic. And thats what makes a good story and a good show.
you passed the bar!?!?!
A SICK JOKE
Sounds like a good deal by the end of the show
Why does she looks so much prettier in this scene compared to the rest of the series
"Marijuana? My god, cocaine? Meth??"
"No, I manufacture oxycontin for the Sackler family".
"Oh, that's fine then".
you missed the best part
- You want answers?
- I think I'm entitled to.
- You want answers?
- I WANT THE TRUTH!
- YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH!
I like how she just threw "drug dealer" as to see his reaction as her long shot and he confirms it in his usual lying manner. She wasn't even ready for it.
you're a Drug dealer...
What? no! I chased a fly once in the lab for the whole episode, and that was it..
If she originally thought he was dealing weed wanting a divorce over that is pretty extreme
No, she wanted that divorce after constantly being lied to, the drug dealing was just icing on the cake
Sometimes a pump malfunction is just a pump malfunction
This is the moment when hank became Heisenberg
Walt: "I'm a manufacturer, not a dealer"
Thumbnail: "I'm a dealer"
Shit would be funny if it wasn't every god damn video on this cursed site.
Even the laptop situation waltuh trying to sweetname explosion by saying device at first and in a second flip his switch mentioning they can set a bomb outside near the police station😂
was the camera always this shaky ?
Yep. It's better call Saul that spoiled us with perfect stable shots all the time
Didn't even notice and now I can't unsee it
Paul Greengrass popularized that style of over-the-shoulder, handheld zoomed in close-ups with the Bourne trilogy.
@@ozaki66I prefer it, makes it seem more natural.
It's not too bad, yes BCS is better, this is still good.
I would said... No Skyler... Mushrooms
If only Walt had the gambling story right there would have been a very different story
As the Thompson Twins used to sing it, “LIES! LIES! LIES! Yeah ah! They’re gonna get you!…. 🎶
He should’ve just signed it
Skyler is the best punishment any man can get for a wife. I hate that Skyler character
walt: "No..ahh what ?. I am not a drug dealer y. I am the manufacturer. get your facts corrected".... Thats epic
Aschusally I'm a manufacturer 🤓
Again it's his ego. Dealer? Hell no. I am a manufacturer
LOL, how is that an ego thing?
@@afonsodeportugal Because it's HIS stuff, that HE created
Can you stop saying EGO just for like 5 seconds???
I know diddly squat about acting but if you can make feigned outrage believable then follow it by intrigue (Can I? Tell her? How will she receive it if I lay it all out?) while acting puzzled of how she came to this preposterous conclusion. To my simple brain that's damn good acting! Not acting in a verbal or physical way but able to just wear it on your facial expressions. That impresses me. Fear, dishonesty, ambition, manipulation, ego, pride. So many selfish things Walter exudes only for the viewer to recognize.
I'm getting Jerry Lundegaard vibes from Walt. He's constantly talking and stumbling and all I hear is "I'm working with ya on this thing here!"