Breaking Bad Season 4 Episode 11 'Crawl Space' REACTION!!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Hank asks Walt to drive him to the laundry where the meth lab is hidden. Ted still won't pay the IRS so Skyler asks Saul for help, and Saul sends in his A-Team. Gus and Jesse return from Mexico, and Walt fears he is in trouble with Gus. Here's our reaction to season 4, episode 11 of Breaking Bad.
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The crawl space scene is pure, concentrated anxiety.
*SO GOOD*
That was the moment Walter White died, and Heisenberg was all that remained.
99,1% of purity
@@FreemanicParacusia no that was the time your mom went to go shopping...
@@Akshit.vats. damn sick burn you got him
"I gave it to Ted". The ultimate, ironic punch in the stomach.
Skyler backing out of the room, with Walter hysterically laughing is.... I can't DESCRIBE the chills!!
Lol damn I honestly didn’t even think of that until you pointed it out.
Went from “I fucked Ted” to “I gave it to Ted”. So she first sleeps with the guy to hurt Walt, and then drives in the final insult by giving the guy Walt’s money. And of course, the fact that when she says “I gave it to Ted” has more than the money meaning in Walt’s mind lol.
I honestly couldn’t blame Walt for hysterically laughing and losing his mind in that scene. He thinks he’s about to cause his whole family and himself to die, and to make it worse, he’s reminded by his wife that she fucked another man and gave that same man the money he feels he bled for and earned. It would make anyone go crazy honestly.
Bryan Cranston did one of the best acting ever in this episode.
Are we forgetting that she gave ted the money to protect them both? She did him a favour at the end of the day.
She was still protecting the family after her mistake and it’s still not as bad as anything Walt ever did.
@@MoonageDaydream.
Just my opinion.
But I think it's worse, because I value loyalty from your loved ones over life.
The ending is some masterpiece acting from Bryan Cranston
Fueled by the great writing and direction of Vince Gilligan, for sure..!!
Its better than the fucking joker laugh
This shit is so creepy
he was nominated for an Emmy for this episode
We not gonna talk about the soundtrack, pure dread and anxiety
The sound design at the end... that screeching noise... it's incredible.
kuhpunkt thank you I didn’t know how to describe it. Bone chilling
The heartbeat sound too.
It always reminds me of "The Tell-Tale Heart."
It reminds me of Silent Hill music.
they totally made it sound like footsteps at the end too... so good!!!!
Gus has all the power and every reason to kill Walt, but he won't because of his own experiences - killing a man's partner can get you killed 20 years later when you least expect it.
i have never thought about it like that, have a like!
Never thought of that either but thats brilliant! And perfectly fits into Gus’s character of having loose ends tied up tight!
Never thought about it like this either and I've seen this show a good 5 times, good catch! The intricacies and layers to this show are astounding.
Every reason? There is maybe one.......
@@mastergik He is controlling, manipulative, disloyal, greedy and has tried to kill Gus already a few times.
Just another scene where you can understand why freaking Sir Anthony Hopkins wrote a fan letter to Bryan Cranston because of Breaking Bad.
So true.
that's so awesome
The ending of this episode was some of the best acting I've ever seen. Bravo Bryan Cranston
Edit: I like how they said Gus is the terminator 👀👀👀
This was the Terminator G800. Now let them meet the H2000.
Unpopular opinion: Skyler watching on in utter and complete horror as Walt's maniacally laughs is a HUUUGE part of what makes this scene so iconic. She is what frames our reaction to Walt. God Ana Gunn is a PHENOMENONAL actress. She deserves those emmys.
@@Paul94096 I agree! Definitely impacts the scene when someone's reacting in horror like that.
@@Paul94096 - she has some scenes in Ozymandias that are every bit an equal to this one
I always feel like Gus is sorta person who got fucked early in life, found purpose in his mate. Aaand then lost it all again and went fuck it business and revenge is all that's left for me.
Edit: and I think this on this particular episode reflects on how they differ Gus and Walter in dealing with absolute lack of certainty.
Walt's laugh is Terrifying. A combination of despair, rage and horror all rolled into one. His hysterical laugh with Marie and Skylar in the background made this scene one of the best TV episodes ever done.
and also the music as well....brilliant all around
Fun fact - during the music of the last scene with Walt in the crawl space, there is a very low hum that’s at a very specific sound frequency. That sound frequency is known to give the listener anxiety and nausea. The same sound design technique is used in the film Dunkirk.
BIGxBOSSxx1 I looked up some videos about this right after I read this. Very interesting! Thanks!
oh wow!!! that's crazy.
I think it’s almost in all thriller movie trailer 😅 making us nervous
@Akbar Shabazz-Jenkins actually the first time I ever heard the anxiety inducing sound it came from a video game series that predates Breaking Bad by about a decade.
The video game series "Silent Hill" has music comprised of almost NOTHING BUT anxiety inducing binaural beats and drones.
The movie irreversible did the same thing for the first 20 minutes.
I think it was a 20hz bass tone to constantly to make you feel nauseous.
I’m rewatching the show now so I’ll keep an ear out for the crawl space scene
Walt's laughter and marie on the voicemail is enough to freak you out
That ending scared the shit out of me.
@HopeToTheWEAK I thought my stomach was growling but then it went on a bit too long.
OMG SAAAAAAAME.
It literally gave me chills when I first watched.
I LOVED the background music also. Made it even intense.
I remember seeing it for the first time. Goddamn chills!
Bryden Carrigan omg same
Bruh I’m high asf watching this n This shit so fuckin scary
🤣🤣 at 9:00 Nikki asked why they showed Ted tripping over a rug? All I could think was "wait for it!" 😂 It's amazing how they brought that scene full circle in the same episode. In this show even the things you think are not that important they have a way of popping back up. Great reaction, Guy! ❤
And she says it IMMEDIATELY AFTER Steven says "This guy..., just needs to be completely put out of his misery." Even the *show itself* doesn't have foreshadowing that epic!
@@briangonigal3974
🤣 I know right!
@@Mic-Mak Chekhov's rug?
Walt losing his mind at the end of this episode was incredible. One of the best episodes. Also Ted.
Yup ted the 4th stooge
After this episode, Bryan Cranston was given a hand written note by Anthony Hopkins (Hannibal Lecter from Silence of The Lambs) commending him for his acting.
with some fave beans and a nice chianti
@@AirBahg fava
I feel like the end of this episode is a landmark moment for television. EVERYTHING coalesces to create this perfect sequence of tension and drama. The performances, the editing, the music, the cinematography, the way the story and script led to this moment. It's one of those lightning in a bottle things where the universe just set everything up perfectly for this moment to be the most effective it could possibly be. Even the camera rig being slightly messed up and causing the camera to vibrate as it rises up in the last shot ends up working in the shot's favor.
Ozymandias ;)
Ivan *nods knowingly*
@@Ivan-O no spoiler
Yes, to everything you just said- yes.
This and "Ozymandias" were imo the absolute conclusion of the show. Crawl Space - birth of Heisenberg, Ozymandias - His great Fall.
i laughed my ass off when i first saw ted fall
I was like "Don't run, don't do it..and he tried to run😑." 😂
😂😂
Me too
same
It was so random I didn't register it happening when I first saw it. I was just like, "...wait. What?"
Neither Walt nor Skylar have been communicating with each other. Like at all. And now both of their trains have come crashing together.
imagine walt jr coming home at same time
walt jr : mom i m back
walt: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Lmao
Hahaha "AAAAAAAAAAAA" 😂
""Moem, i'm hoem. Daed, what's foer breakfest?"
Leftist Racist Sexist Misandrist Multigendered NPC lmao I’m going to hell for laughing at this
Walter Jr.: Hi, dad. Why are you laughing?
Walt: I’ll tell you later, son. For now, why don’t you join in? Laugh like you never have before.
I’m hard pressed to pick favorites but Walt’s crying into laughter for those last two minutes is my favorite moment ever! Especially when Skylers on the phone with Marie and you can STILL hear him. Bryan Cranston I love you 😭😭
That last part of the episode is shot like a fuckin' horror movie. It's brilliant.
Season 4 is a Masterpiece begin to end . I saw BB live and got to witness Bryan Cranston just dominate the awards season year after year.
There were a lot of ppl happy to see BB end. So many actors, actresses, writers, producers, etc knew they had next to no chance of winning with BB still around.
@@SolidSnake8295 Yah. It's funny how people are. Instead of stepping up their own game, they wish for, or act towards bringing someone down. tsk, tsk, tsk lol
SpankMeSanta Season 4 is a brilliant masterpiece, but Season 5 is like on a whole new level...
@@bruhmomento6691 Season 5A is kinda slow tbh
Mr. Onomatopoeia should’ve implied season 5b. I love 5a though, slow burn but it’s a great build up
Walter White's hysterical laugh. one of the best endings in this show and TV story
There are some scenes in BrBa that legit left me horrified more than the best horror movies ever did - crawlspace tops that list, of course
that end scene was just perfect... the camera angels. the total panic from everyone. Walt's crazy laugh. the music. the ringing of the phone.
Oh gosh. I've been waiting for this reaction since you started the show.
Me too lol
This episode, obviously the end of 4. And of course, so many awesome moments in 5 to look forward to.
Haha you can go back into the comments on their videos from season 1 talking about how I couldn't wait till they made it to Half/full measure, plus this bad boy. I wish I could freeze myself like in South Park and just wake up a few months from now when they get to the second part of season 5...
I like to imagine the high pitch white noise screechy sounds at the end is the only thing going through Walt's brain in that moment lol
Season 1: Walt is so capable and dependable, but Jesse is a loose cannon and brings him down with him.
Season 4: Jesse is so capable and dependable, but Walt is a loose cannon and brings him down with him.
@@Fbitypeshit True but I think the point he was making was that Walt was in control. If something crazy happened it was intentional, whereas Jesse just screwed up a lot. Now Jesse is the man getting shit done and Walt's the guy getting the shit beat out of him in a bar because he made a bad judgment call.
That snitch jesse always ruins everything
Literally if Walt had no complications everything would go smoothly, it’s only because of everyone else messing up, his story slowly gets ruined.
Jesse ruined Walt's life
That crying that turned into laughter was some of the best acting I’ve ever seen.
Is walt fading to heisenberg
I love how Hector, even when he seems to have nothing to lose, doesn’t look at Gus.
It’s something so simple that demonstrates the hate these men have for each other.
I love how Hector started the hatred between him and Gus, and wins even from a wheelchair. And that Walt realizes Gus' only weakness is Hector, and uses him to kill important members associated in Gus' meth empire. Like, who the hell thought in S2 Hector would be THAT important to Walt later on in the series?
@@tk-hf4oz vince did
*18:33** - **18:43** Not an option.*
If you know Gus, you'd know he's incredibly careful, meaning he'd tie up loose ends.
Walt can't just say okay and go up and leave just like that. Gus will get him killed to cover up everything. Walt knows he'd be a dead man.
There's something extremely unsettling about that sound at the end of the episode, I don't know if it's the tone or what but damn.
Its perfectly designed to show Walt's state of mind. Its absolute chaos with only a single thing being clear, there is no hope.
it was truly horrifying
I'm pretty sure walking dead has used that sound piece to the ground by now since borrowing it! 😂
The ending of this episode is pure horror, that’s why it’s so great!
When he laughed, it happened to me once. Something very bad happened to me that i will not explain in details. I really laughed like a maniac and i could not control it. It wasn't funny at all. Had a nervous breakdown.
wow!!! that's so scary.
Same here - I've laughed like that a couple times in my life and it's horrifying.
@@dawngrrrl It's so weird, it's the same feeling when you try not to laugh in a library, you just can't stop it and you lose total control of your emotions. This was so weird that i had to call my best friend to tell him.
Same it happen to me two months ago. I laugh so much that my brother had to come calm me down.
Same dude. Happened to me when my best friend stabbed my back on a thing I worked my ass of for. Shits crazy
This is the episode where it was confirmed: Everything you thought was just random television show making for the first 3 and 1/2 seasons all definitely begins to strongly tie together....
Beneke wasn't just Skyler's employer and lover; but his actions leave Walt broke to move; Hector wasn't just an amusing side character and old school cartel boss, but he's Gus' arch enemy who Gus is out to torture; Walt isn't just turning into a bad person, but he's losing his mind; Saul isn't just a dirty conniving lawyer who you can't always believe, but he really actually knows somebody who can get you a new identity who runs a vacuum repair shop but who you have to pay premium and ask for a "dust filter for a Hoover max extract pressure pro model 50"....all interesting interwoven parts that have been slowly building piece by piece for 3 and 1/2 seasons for which, in some ways, you are now seeing were not much more than "character development" even though at the time it was fun...
Now is where the real climaxes begin to unfold, and they will continue to do so for the rest of the series. If season 4 is masterful, then season 5 is the masterpiece.
g henry beautifully said and absolutely correct.
Breaking Bad has some incredible episodes, and many of them are yet to come. Still, this might be my favorite.
Ozymandias will forever be my favorite episode. Not even in just this series, but literally the best episode in TV history.
The irony of Skyler saying "I did it for the family! Please hear me out!"
Now she understands.
Oh how the tables have turned.
Lmao
Except she really DID do it for the family....
@@frezerh I mean so did Walter till this point
@@devpurohit2565 no. He never did it for his family. If he ever cared THAT much, he would have taken the job offer at GrayMatter.
@@frezerh exactly
For months, Skyler has asked Walt if he's in any kind of danger and he's always (lied) told her that he's not and for her not to worry. Now she sees him in an all-out panic, freaking out and losing his mind because he's so scared. Now she sees that the danger she's always worried about is real.
And thank God Jesse told Gus that he can't kill Walt or Jesse will quit. If he hadn't done that, the show would have ended with this episode and Walt being killed in the desert.
It's funny how every time they show Jesse and Walt together in a scene now they're either arguing or fighting, but when Gus informed Jesse he was considering getting rid of Walt, Jesse said No.
To be honest, thats what I call true friendship or mutual respect/loyalty between individuals.
You argue, swear and want to kill the other person, but when someone else threatens your friend or when they're in a truly desperate situation, you back them till the end. Nowadays, relationships are the other way around because of social media especially; people act nice face-to-face but chat shit behind people's back. Fucking society.
@@iTwistyz Good point.
No skylar budding into things have Walt complications, Jesse messing up gave Walt complications. If skylar never slept with her boss and signed those documents, Walt wouldn’t be on the floor crazy. Every one ruined his story and his main goal.
@@David_saseki Walt ruined Walt. He could of taken the job his friend gave him, but he didn’t because of his ego. If Walt wasn’t a egomaniac none of breaking bad would of happened.
I remember applauding for a minute straight after watching this episode. Bryan Cranston did a brilliant job with that scene
That last scene feels like a horror movie every time.
Mariano Yalour it’s so haunting!!
Walt was really fucked at that moment
Believe it or not .. it gets MORE INTENSE!!
Really nice catch by nicki when Ted trips on the rug at first. Every shot in this show is for a reason. Such a phenomenal show.
Podcast Notes: Crawl Space
Guests: Writer Sam Catkin; writer George Mastras; Bob Odenkirk; Aaron Paul; Music Composer Dave Porter
1. Things are getting tight for Saul, being consigliere for Walt, Jesse, and his least favorite, Skyler (he likes people who just do what he says)
2. Funny that Bob, Bill Burr, & Lavell Crawford (Huell) are al comedy guys. Bob had met & known Bill’s work previously & was familiar with Lavell bc Lavell was on Last Comic Standing
3. Bob feels like he had a bad day & didnt “get” the scene where he delivers the weekly money to Andrea a few episodes ago. Saul doesn’t play emotionally a lot, he mostly loves playing the game & moving people around like pieces. Saul has fun with that. The scenes where he has his back against the wall, he finds a bit exciting - as does Bob - he is trying not to break this beautiful show with these amazing actors. The hardest thing is when you just have one line in a scene that’s emotional, bc you don’t set the pace for the scene or have the room to emotionally find your way to that line.
4. Dave Porter doesn’t read the scripts or watch anything until the final edit of the episode as he doesn’t want to have ideas for score in his head that may not fit the final cut. Scenes tend to have a tempo, and he wants to create things that match that. He also doesn’t want to have music in his head for scenes that end up being cut. And he’ll sometimes write score for scenes that he ends up taking it away from - like the scene where Gus emotionally talks about revenge on Hector - they had tried it with score, but realized the impact of Gus showing emotion (which he rarely does) was greater without it, so they decided not to use it.
5. Jesse is seeing how much bigger Gus’ picture is than just him & Walt. Gus has the hospital planned out before he even knew Walt - this move was his goal separate from that.
6. Aaron finds out what is coming for Jesse when the scripts come out. He gets so engrossed reading the scripts he ends up reading all of them that he gets at once quite frequently.
7. Opposite of Walt, Jesse has no pretense of being the smartest guy in the room. When he comes across something brilliant someone has done, he’s like, wow, that guy’s smart! Walt, though, when he comes across something brilliant Gus has done, his head is about to explode (🤯🤯🤯🤯), he’s so insecure
8. Is Ted blackmailing Skyler? They’re tempted sometimes to write Ted as a douchebag, but have to hold that back because that’s not really true. They aren’t sure, but they think he _is_ blackmailing her, but he doesn’t even realize he’s doing it
9. They say people will hate Skyler (especially people who hate Skyler no matter what she does), but it’s not her fault Walt got into this situation
10. The end of the Aztec! They did total one for the accident
Cheers...
I've seen people blaming Skyler for the events in this episode, but no one minds the fact that Walt kept her in the dark about what was going on with him and his "operations". She did the right thing giving the money away to Beneke, as she clearly explains in that scene, if Beneke was arrested the IRS would investigate Skyler as well and they'd find out about the illegal drug money. However, since Walt never shared anything about his situation with Gus, she wouldn't expect that they'd probably need the money for a getaway. It's not so hard to understand.
Skyler cooked the books for Ted. She has a little bit of the blame coming to her.
@@angie-tq4ew She didn't cook the books for him. He was already cooking the books before she returned to work for him; she just didn't report him. After the IRS investigation started, Skylar realized that she was implicated because she had overlooked obvious fraud instead of reporting it, and now laundering money for Walt, didn't want to be investigated as well. Ted asked if she could "un-cook the books" which was impossible, so she feigned ignorance to account for the unreported income and gave him the money to pay the IRS.
@@SuzakuX You're right. Technically, she didn't cook the books. But to me, it just feels like she did (always have, maybe that's why I made the mistake). She stayed on the job, (as his accountant) knowing Ted was running his business illegally. She became a part of the illegal activity the moment she knew, and didn't get out (and didn't tell). Her name was on all the documents *after* she found out. That made her an accessory. And it ended the way she told Ted it would, from the start. So, now she's cleaning up her mess. Just saying that she's not perfect, and her acting as if she is annoys me. I'd like to say that it changes for me, but it never really does. For me personally, her arc never really changes - not in my eyes. I don't hate Skyler, but I just don't like her, no matter how many times I've seen this series. I understand why people do, tho.
*edited* I had to come back & add that...Skyler is a minute annoyance compared to WW!!! 😉
One of the best episodes of any show I've ever seen. The last scene is so great I get chills every time I watch it.
This scene gave me chills.
That moment when you don't even need to point out which one.
“Don’t do anything stupid Walt”
Walt: crashes into car
I like how Skylar and Nikki have synced reactions at 9:49
Even wearing a similar shirt with the same shade of green
This is my favorite episode of the show, and one of the best episodes of TV. From the opening with Gus and Jesse, to the comical scenes with Huell, Bill Burr and Ted, to the tense as fuck scene with Walt and Hank driving to the laundry, the the terrifying scene in the desert, to the AMAZING scene with Walt and Saul (Bryan Cranston and Bob Odenkirk REALLY shine here). And that ending...... on my lord that ending, one of the most perfect ending scenes ever made. I know i'm being a total fanboy here, but this episode deserves it, been looking forward to this one ever since you started.
This is one of the best episodes of the show, but Ozymandias is far superior
@@Who-is-this-guy-j8z From a writing perspective i would agree, but this will always be my favorite
I hope yall realize that yall are in the presence of greatness of acting and storytelling. I watch yall to see the wonderment in your faces like so many of us had from week to week, wondering, how can it get better, and it does. Very few shows can accomplish what Gilligan and Cranston did with this show.
Walt’s maniacal laugh combines with the thumping soundtrack is pure art. Great reaction as usual!!!
"How in the hell is there a whole other season?" That was what I was JUST about to type here!
Before the episode: "Why did they show him tripping on the rug?"
After the episode: "That's why they showed him tripping over the rug!"
That's what I absolutely love about this show and about Vince Gilligan. From the framing of certain shots, to the color schemes used for each character and all the foreshadowing they use in every episode. One of the greatest shows of All-Time. Also one you can re-watch over and over again.
I think "Crawl Space" is when BB went from great to legendary.
I think it's when it went from legendary to God tier myself. The show became legendary in season 3.
Hands down, Breaking Bad's intelligent tension-building story-telling is unrivaled. Chilllllsssss. 🤯🤯🤯🤯
Haha, from the moment Ted bashed his head to the end of the episode, you both had basically nothing but 😧 expressions.
The whole Breaking Bad series is SO good, but season 4 truly is amazing. It's hard to pick a favorite season, really, but so much happens in this season and the characters go through so much development/change in this season...great stuff! 🤯🤯🤯🤯
One of the most disturbing/funny BB moments ever. Which is really saying something! Every season it's like "OMG this can't get any more tense; how will they get out of this?" It just keeps ratcheting up, the roller coaster just keeps climbing. Cranston is a freakin' 👑, the GOAT.
Anonymous tips to law enforcement/DEA remain anonymous. They have to. If tipsters fear exposure, arrest, or deportation they stop calling. Getting inside info on drug operations from those employed by/near it, witnesses, or family & friends is next to impossible. These folks innately distrust law enforcement. Many have criminal histories, are immigrants, can't defend themselves, or are related to the offenders. Calling the law is their LAST option. IME local, state, & fed law enforcement go out of their way to cultivate & protect tipsters/informants - even to the point they deny getting tips at all.
😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
Perfect reaction. And Bryan Cranston 👏🤯👏🤯👏🤯👏🤯
That last scene gave me so many chills! The acting, the "music" even the phone ringing. Bravo to the director 👏👏👏 😲😲😲😲 closest thing to mind blows I could find 😆
One of the best episode ever on history television
Bryan Cranston is unbelievable!
Arya is actually a Gus Fring not the other way around! ;)
Yup, Gus did it first.
Arya till season 5? Yes! arya after season 5? Don't disrespect Gus
Arya killed more in her attempt. Gus killed more quality opponents
@@willthomas2446 like you said the Salamancas are more dangerous than the Freys, and Gus doesn't have a face changing abillity. If he he had one, the show would have ended in season 3.
@@henrique-3d After season 5 many things became fan service. And as a fan I hate being served, I want to be tested, just like BreBad did to me.
That changing look on Stevens face at 21:08.
Priceless.
And it gets crazier than this if you can believe it.
Man, those thuds or heartbeats at the end just makes that ending so much more intense.
Greatest scene in tv history. The music in this show goes so underrated. I'm so glad this was the last season when I was watching
Ahh Beneke,where were u gonna run?..probably the funniest fall ever taken 🤦🏻♂️ scene never gets old lol
That ending scene in the crawl space is when Walt basically knew that it was over. His final way out was gone. He had no one left to help him. He knew he had lost.... I mean without context of the rest of series.
Not only one of the best episodes, but one one the best reactions of Nikki and Steven ever imo. You two rock! Greetings from germany!
Thank you!!!! That was such an insane episode.
That ending and Bryan Cranston’s laugh was the most intense acting ever! I’m so excited that you’ve finally gotten to this point!
I actually had to pause this episode near the end and take a break the first time watching because it gave me such intense anxiety. No other show has ever done that. I'm so happy you're enjoying it. The show is just phenomenal in every sense. As per usual love from Canada. ❤️
Throughout the series Gus is a man of power even in pervious episodes he sits on one side of the table opposite the Cartel. That says it all about Gus. Now he has the table to himself, totally omnipotent. Gus is truly a machiavellian always ahead of the curb. Never challenge these men. For them power is power and it's absolute... Men like Gus and for arguement sake Tywin Lannister they are on a whole other level of scary.... Monster level scary...
And the little chat he had with "Tio" is proof that Gus has systematically been destroying the Cartel over the years from the inside. "Blood for blood." Keep this line in mind.
20:48 that's scream! Everything is falling to pieces! 😲
"Where do you go from here? How in the hell is there a whole other season?" Oh, they go lots of places.... and do lots of things....
I swear to god, watching you guys' facial reactions to the insanity happening on screen is the highlight of my week.
I honestly think the last few episodes of season 4 combined delivered the greatest plot climax in the history of TV. Salud, Crawl Space, End Times, Face Off. So many huuuuge things with unbelievable acting and delivery from every single cast member. God, you get Gus killing the entire cartel and confronting hector, Walt having a psychotic break, the scene with Jesse holding a gun on Walt and confronting him about poisoning Brock, then the most insane ending to series I’ve ever seen with the death of Gus Fring. It all just came together so perfectly and as you watched it for the first time it just had this quality to it like you were watching this historical moment, the peak of television. This show was just on another level dude.
Walt's laugh at the end is him realizing that they're so fucked it's funny lol
It's exactly the 50th Time that I watch BB and a I still discover some details that I didn't see before , greatest tv show ever ! it's a masterpiece !
That thing right there. Was the most intense thing I've ever witnessed. That phone call, so awesome. Plus, perfect sound design. I remember I was just speechless.
The ending of this episode was done in one take, too. If that isn't genius acting, i dont know what is.
Steven, to answer your question: The Hardy Boys were a series of books about two teenage brother detectives. They often teamed up with a teenage detective from another series, Nancy Drew.
That Last scene is one of the absolute best scenes of the series.... Just a masterpiece
This show is perfect. Everything they do is for a specific reason, like Ted slightly tripping on the rug at the beginning of the scene. I remember when I first saw this episode i thought they had him do that just to reiterate what a massive dork he was. Other shows do subtle things like that all the time. After he broke his neck, I realized this show was unlike any other that I'd seen before. They don't do subtle...
This episode contains my favorite scene in all of Breaking Bad
Haven't seen horror movies with this scary an ending. Chilling! And credit the music on this show. Always fitting and appropriate
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Noooooooo,no sound at the best part?!
8:50 ... ohh vince gilligan you beautiful bastard
Holy shit, he is a genius with these foreshadows. Just like in season 2 when Jane said "So you didn't want me to wake up, like ever"
I started laughing at why the rug. And then it happened and I laughed some more
Anna Gunn is such a great actor that her reaction mirrored Nikki's real life emotion in real time when Ted said no one is going to prison. BRAVO.
Nothing has ever made me feel like this show did. Still searching. Loved it. Start to finish.
Waiting for a week between these last couple episodes when the show came out was torture. Although the suspense just built up throughout the week and the show always came through paying it off.
I’ve rewatched breaking bad 7 times. Crawl space will forever be my favorite episode. It’s literally tv perfection.
I like to think the name "Crawl Space" means everyone's lack of control and no room to make a move.
Nice!
"I don't know why Walt has to play the tough guy game."
Look where he is... there is no other game to play. If you don't play the game, you die. This is the Game of Thrones in the modern world.
Chills. Every. Time.
This is one of the greatest acting performances in history.
The final scene still gives me as much chills today as it did when I first watched it. One of my favorite endings to an episode of anything ever.
Each episode it's getting to a new level of intensity 🤯🤯🤯🤯
Walt’s been slowly descending into madness and here he’s fully immersed into it
Yes, you're right. The writers' decision to have Walt and Skyler keep their money in that kind of basement space, full of cobwebs, makes for such a nice parallell of Walt's descent into madness in this episode. And they clearly make him seem like he is encased in wood at the end, like a dead man in a coffin.
IMHO, Gus is the scariest and most intense "bad guy" in the history of television storytelling. Giancarlo Esposito was born to play the role.
"Thank you, Saul." The show still finds moments of humor in the most tense-filled situations!
Before Arya, there was Gus Fring...
This show, even on my 50th rewatch, still gives me goosebumps
that's a forever goosebumps episode
Walt´s reaction was really realistic cause I once also had a breakdown (not as extreme as this one of course) and I also suddenly started feeling hysterical and chuckling and it´s a typical irrational reaction to extremely stressful situations. So yeah when I first watched that it blew me away.
Dynamite acting from Bryan Cranston at the end of this episode.
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Stuff like that makes you go insane in an instant. The ending started with a lot of tension and panic, Walt gets home scared to death, tries to get the money to get his family to safety, then he finds out that Teddy boy got the cash and Boom! Psychological meltdown. You can feel the tension and panic while Skyler backs away with a terrified look on her face while Walt is still in the process of having his brain spill out at any moment. The phone is calling as if the scene wasn't dense enough with tension, and Marie announces Hanks possible demise.
Simply magnificent. You can't but shut up and absolutely enjoy the totally amazing way this episode ended. Fantastic.