I liked Jesse before, but the episode with the little kid made me love him. The line "You have a good rest of your life" gave him a level of humanity most shows couldn't give a character over an entire season.
@jmhjmhjmh We demand perfection! 😅 Some of us are here only to toggle the Entire OMG Is counter of all times so , it doesn't really matter about this specific Episode, but over the history of everything, they've watched.Think about how many OMGs A deviation of one percent Could create!! I think we need a Full week long seminar by the project manager In order to. Fix this horrendous Probability skew!!
34:52 if you drive an automatic car with both feet you’ll tend to rest your left foot on the brake pedal which will wear out your brake pads very fast (known as “riding your brakes”). It’s also dangerous because your brake lights will constantly be on making it difficult for someone behind you to tell when you’re actually slowing down, and the constant pressure generates heat making them less effective.
The break and accelerator should never be pressed at the same time. Using one foot ensure a pedal can only be pressed when the other is completely released. That wasn't Simone's questions, though. She was under the impression the car was manual and Walter was saying only one foot* should be used to operate the three pedals. She was right in thinking two feet should be used in that case: one for the clutch, one for the break and accelerator.
Whut? Well damn now I have a new rabbit hole to fall down. Thank you! I did actually feel I missed something during all the emphasis put on Walt's vehicle being repaired multiple times, glad to know I'm not crazy, just duncey.
Raymond Cruz (Tuco) is actually a great guy. He was a hero in the movie "Clear and Present Danger" (definitely watch that one). In fact, his wife hated Tuco so much that she barely talked to him during the show.
You don't use both feet for braking and acceleration for 2 reasons... 1) bad practice. You should only be stopping or accelerating. 2) if you suddenly stop your body weight pushes down... that means you push both in a attempt of stabilising your body, break AND accelerator... of which you don't ever want to push in a emergency stop. Your spare foot should be hovering over the clutch or foot well.
Ever seen a car in front of you with the brake lights always on? That's another reason: The secondary foot can rest on the brake pedal, not enough to make the car stop, but enough to activate the brake lights.
35:05 the reason for not driving with 2 feet is that in a crash scenario most people panic and press both feet down, and you would be slamming on the accellerator making the crash potentially worse.
The legend of Heisenberg is getting big and the music video is a subgenre of music called narcocorrido. It was their story about how Heisenberg is threatening the cartel and the cartel isn’t too happy about it.
God that episode with the kid is always so heartbreaking. Knowing that kids actually have to suffer conditions like that, and most of them won't even have a Jesse to almost kind of save them from that.
About the medical discussion 40:26, medical debt (like all debt) doesn't carry over to descendants, however it does carry over to spouses (in the US). Spouses are treated as one entity, like any business, therefore your partner's debt is also your debt. the only solution would be to declare bankruptcy, however there could be an exception for medical bills, I am not entirely sure. Not all debt is equal in bankruptcy, for example student loans are not forgiven by bankruptcy, otherwise pretty much everybody would just declare bankruptcy after finishing studies and start from square one.
If the debt is in your spouse's name you just have to state for the record that it is not yours, there is no will and you are NOT the executor of your spouse's estate.
@@JanGenieI have read a little more about it, and it can get quite complicated. Its not as simple as just declaring that the debt is not yours. Depending on the state that you live in, whether the debt was conceived before or during the marriage seems to be really important. In the shows case, the debt was incurred during the marriage which will make it far more difficult to convinced a judge that the debt is not yours. I know that there a loans that can be taken where one of the spouses can sign off ownership, for example, when you buy a car or house, a spouse can sign off responsibility but you also give away ownership, meaning if there is a divorce you don't get to claim half. It's quite complicated so I'll leave it at that.
@@Xavier-sl7hnyeah nvm it's half the season but still idk if individual episode reactions would be better. I guess they are getting most of the important/cool parts though so it's not too big of a deal
Using only 1 foot to do both gas and brake prevents you from pushing on both at the same time. It's a safety thing. It also allows you to correctly drive a stickshift if you ever want/need to learn, since that left foot needs to operate the clutch.
I'm sure you realized by now but Tuco didn't kill Gonzo. Gonzo really did try to move No-Doze's body when the stack shifted and crushed his arm and he bled out.
Yeah they foreshadow this when they show the stack shift a little after he hides the body, plus he says something like “we can’t just leave him here, that’s not very Christian” before quickly realizing it probably wasn’t the best time to try and argue with Tuco. Definitely implies he went back on his own without telling Tuco to move him only to get stuck and bleed out himself, basically what Hank theorized.
Iconic: Widely known, established and recognized for differentiating excellence. No, that bell is not iconic. This is just a word over-used, like 'awesome' back when everyone overused that. Oh for a new vocabulary on the internet already. -_-
Your mention of the show doing well with possible plot holes is what makes this show so great. While the acting in the show is so great, writing is king. And more specifically the writers room. “Breaking the episode” is talked about in interviews with the writers of the show. They debated every detail in the show and best idea always won.
I like the show a lot, but it's actually pretty bad about plot holes when you stop to think about it. One early example: how in the hell didn't anyone see Walt chasing Krazy 8 in the second episode?
@blossom357 That's not a plot hole. The answer is literally just "because no one saw him". A plot hole requires something contradictory to happen, not something unlikely to happen.
Despite the entire series seeming to be meticulously planned out, S2 is the only part of it that was. They went into S2 with the entire season plotted out ahead of time and ended up hating producing it on that kind of schedule. Later seasons were done on the fly with only a general idea of where the story was going. There is a certain item shown in a car trunk at the beginning of the final season that they had no idea how it was going to come into play and the constant worry of how it was going to fit in caused no small amount of stress for Vince Gilligan.
You’re not supposed to drive with each foot on the pedals because it’s easier for accident to happen. If only one foot is on a pedal, the other pedal can’t be pressed at the wrong time, ideally. Hopefully that explains it.
I don't remember if the full episode mentions it directly, but one possible reason "Flynn" is using both feet is that it's easier for him due to his Cerebral Palsy. An adaptive driving expert might even suggest he use a two-footed technique while being extra mindful of the inherent risks of doing so.
If they're still married, pretty sure healthcare debt carries over to the spouse. Our healthcare system is so fucked up, people will get divorced to avoid the other's debt from carrying over when they die.
Not only do they remember the threads and ripples from every lie. They make you think they've all been covered; and just when it's think its safe and all the threads have been tied up; they remind you of one you've forgotten about...
Peakaboo is one of the greatest episodes of the series. I love the intro with Jesse playing and being kind with the bug while he's waiting for Skinny Pete and the right after Skinny Pete shows up he just step over the bug. It was said a lot about Jesse with no dialogue. Jesse it's a good person, with no evil in his heart and he's not just fitting with the crime world but because of the tough relationship with his family he decided that this is where he belongs, for the sake of being rich and important. And we could see it more in the rest of the episode with that kid. Otherwise Walt is a criminal mind and really capable of doing awful things to succeed even though doesn't look like a criminal at all.
Tuco sends his man to move the body. His guy gets pinned by cars and dies when he tries to move body. Tuco is now freaking out and paranoid since he hasn't heard from the guy he sent to move a body.
@@afrodemon8629She’s got a lot of awards, but the general public doesn’t care about her all that much. I mean, I didn’t know her name until I read this comment
The kid in the dirty house absolutely made me think of train spotting too... It was something that wasn't ever conscious.But the moment you said it I was like... Yes exactly
Thank you for sharing this information-l was a little surprised that Simone didn’t know about him.Then again,she’s Canadian,she wouldn’t necessarily know about various U.S. political figures.
George, you missed an OMG @1:04:08!!! That was a big one too! I'm glad you caught the rapid-fire OMGs when Tuco was beating up Jesse before they got the upper hand on him though.
Its so that in an sudden emergency stop you dont go into a panic and accelerate while trying to stop. If you always assosiate moving your foot to the left to stop you more likly to do it by reflects.
Debt does not transfer after death in the US, the estate has to pay out to any creditors wanting their cut but certain rules exist for certain assets (houses for example) and those rules vary state by state. but generally Debt wont transfer to family members.
"I mean, you raised him." Yeah, as a social worker I gotta be real.. you wouldn't believe the amount of children and teens I work with that are REALLY fucked up despite having loving parents that raised other, well behaved and healthy children. The parents stop being THE main development factor when the kids go to school. From there on it's so many factors, much of it is beyond the control of the parents. I don't know how many times I had to explain to crying parents asking me what they did wrong that it's not their fault. At the same time, of course the parents can totally be the main issue, too. I'm just trying to say.. it's not that simple. Sometimes shit just happens.
I can't remember who I like and hate when in this series, but there's hardly a character you won't change your mind about at least once. And at the end of the series, that's what I enjoy the most - that after it all I can't make a final judgement call on anyone: no one was all good or all bad. Some of them reminded me of Job's trial: good people when life was good, but their good morals, behaviour and personality dissolved like paper in water when life was hard and bad. Some were asswipes when life was easy and good: Hank and Marie, but came into their own when shit got real.
Any debt would be claimable to Walt's estate. So his retirement savings and the house, anything OWNED JOINTLY with Skylar could be claimed. Though with bankruptcy protection, they can't really take your primary residence, so the house is safe, but possible a lien could be placed on it. Hospitals often DO forgive debt when the person clearly can't pay, it's not profitable to pursue action against people with no assets. Broke people show up to emergency rooms all the time with no intention of paying because hospitals aren't allowed to turn people away for "emergencies", even though it's often not a true emergency...one reason why it costs more for the people who CAN pay, they are covering the costs of those who don't.
35:53 If you press the break at the same time as the throdle, then you are heating your breaks up, and they will be non-functional. Even just resting your foot on the pedal will engage the breaks slightly, sendending on the car. Also, you will waste the breaks, but if you just use one foot, you cannot press at the same time without real effort. It's a basic rule for the masses because most people are really stupid.
Tuco's actor Raymond Cruz is sort of type-cast as the villain in a lot, he plays a stressed guy really well. He had a speaking role an episode of Star-Trek Deep-Space 9 that focused on a group on a planet that were waiting to be relieved but had to stay for a final battle.. he played the character at the breaking point really well
Raymond Cruz (Tuco) is part of the main cast of The Closer and it's spin-off series Major Crimes. In both he portrays Detective Julio Sanchez, and he's very different from Tuco hahaha I love him in those series (he portrayed Julio for 13 years)
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Raymond Cruz is awesome. I first remember him from Clear & Present Danger, which is the 3rd film (released) in thr Jack Ryan movie series. He was also in The Rock, Training Day, Under Siege, and many others. Really good actor, he can play a VERY scary, psychotic, evil person or a very likable character too.
40:04 In community property states like Arizona and California, when two people marry they become a single financial unit, so when one dies everything goes to the spouse unless otherwise disposed. So yes, Skylar would be on the hook for his debt. Even in other states, Walt's estate would be forced to pay the debt, which naturally includes half the house, his car, etc.
Debt carries over to your spouse. Otherwise to your estate, but not to heirs other than your spouse. So if your entire estate is liquidated and debt remains, but you have no spouse, the debt does NOT fall to your children, etc.
35:00 the reason for this is because taking your foot off the accelerator means you're already slowing down and can't accidently hit the accelerator instead of the brake.
Debt doesn't carry to your descendants (in most states) but in Walt's case his spouse would be still living, so she would be responsible for the medical bills. The two share joint property and accounts, so his bills are also hers. Should she also die, Walt Jr wouldn't inherit the debt per se, but the bills would have to be paid out of the estate before he could get it as inheritance.
Have you guys actually not eaten marshmallow fluff? There are few things in this world that are as delicious as a peanut butter and fluff (Fluffernutter) sandwich. Also a dollop of fluff is really good in hot chocolate.
22:42 it’s you picked up Jesse may almost die bc the writer originally wanted to kill him off at the end of S1 but loved Aaron Paul so much he kept him in ❤
43:59 What's funny is that I was about to look up this question, but I feel like if your question is even slightly connected to something illegal and there's no good justification to you looking it up other than you're involved in that stuff, you probably shouldn't look it up.
I grew up in New Mexico. I knew a real life tuco named Manuel blackman. Dude almost beat my friend to death. I love New Mexico but it's scary because police never solve crimes.
The song at the beginning of episode 7 is a type of song called, in Spanish, Narco-corridos. They originated in Mexico, and they were songs telling of the exploits and tales of the cartels and the bosses. These are controversial because sometimes the narco corridos are enjoyed and appreciated by the cartels because it portrays them as heroic figures, while other times they are very disliked because the cartels don't want their business put out there for so many people to hear. This latter option often ends with the brutal torture and slaying of the singer or performer of the song, which is why it's incredibly dangerous business being a performer of these types of songs. Remember folks: *NEVER GET INVOLVED WITH A CARTEL, AND DON'T FUCK WITH THEM EVER* or it could be the last thing you ever do on this planet
You can’t use both feet because the left foot is for the clutch on manual transmissions and because people might press both accelerator and brake simultaneously for automatic.
I know George has played a lot of games.. Badgers voice if it sounds really familiar. He was a the voice actor for the fat guy in the group in the Final Fantasy 7 remake.
since these are relatively far apart on youtube, maybe you can put an "in the previous reaction" or something similar where you clip a few of the prev youtube video together with the key moments?
You "can't imagine Marshmallow Fluff is any good."!?! You haven't lived until you've had a Fluffernutter (fluff and peanut butter) sandwich.With a glass of chocolate milk? So good.
I believe the actor that played Tuco asked to be released cause he couldn't continue playing that level of violent angry character. He played a similar character in "Training Day"
Also in emergency situations, people for some reason tend to slam on the gas and brakes in a panic. One foot guarentees one or the other. Also what that guy in the comments said about riding the brakes as well.
To answer your question, regarding debt carry over. You're correct in that not all debt carries over. If the debt is joint with Skylar, ie mortgage debt then it would be reassigned to her. That being said debtholders have the first kick at the can for all assets they have assignment over. In addition a debt holder can try to sue the estate for the assets held of the person who passes. So in this scenario, they can't go after Walt Jr, but they can pick clean Walter Sr's estate on his passing including joint assets with Skylar such as the house.
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I liked Jesse before, but the episode with the little kid made me love him. The line "You have a good rest of your life" gave him a level of humanity most shows couldn't give a character over an entire season.
Simone said a "omg" when Turtle's head exploded, but wasnt counted! That's not fair! 😄
Poor Tortuga 😢
@@alisong826 pfff he was a rat
And there have been other times where a “my god” or an “oh my gosh” have been counted. The inconsistency is unacceptable, Editor George!
@jmhjmhjmh We demand perfection! 😅 Some of us are here only to toggle the Entire OMG Is counter of all times so , it doesn't really matter about this specific Episode, but over the history of everything, they've watched.Think about how many OMGs A deviation of one percent Could create!! I think we need a Full week long seminar by the project manager In order to.
Fix this horrendous Probability skew!!
Pretend that "Oh, hallway light" that was counted at 26:10 was for that one then. 😉
34:52 if you drive an automatic car with both feet you’ll tend to rest your left foot on the brake pedal which will wear out your brake pads very fast (known as “riding your brakes”). It’s also dangerous because your brake lights will constantly be on making it difficult for someone behind you to tell when you’re actually slowing down, and the constant pressure generates heat making them less effective.
Also in an emergency your instinct is going to be to slam on brakes, but they don’t work so well when you also slam on the gas.
Well I was gonna comment but you both covered it 👍
The break and accelerator should never be pressed at the same time. Using one foot ensure a pedal can only be pressed when the other is completely released.
That wasn't Simone's questions, though. She was under the impression the car was manual and Walter was saying only one foot* should be used to operate the three pedals. She was right in thinking two feet should be used in that case: one for the clutch, one for the break and accelerator.
that was the first thing my mother taught me when learning to drive an automatic was ONLY use your right foot
Pretty sure Simone just thought it was manual.
the cars used by the main characters in BB all have unique "character" arcs representing their owners. Gilligan is a phenomenal writer.
Whut? Well damn now I have a new rabbit hole to fall down. Thank you! I did actually feel I missed something during all the emphasis put on Walt's vehicle being repaired multiple times, glad to know I'm not crazy, just duncey.
Raymond Cruz (Tuco) is actually a great guy. He was a hero in the movie "Clear and Present Danger" (definitely watch that one). In fact, his wife hated Tuco so much that she barely talked to him during the show.
Besides Tuco. Another role Raymond Cruz is known for, is Detective Sanchez from The Closer (and the spin off Major Crimes).
L wife tbh
My favorite is his role inTraining Day where he plays a "Simple Jack" version of Tuco😂 @@dang3r611
He was also in Alien Resurrection. He got The Mountain treatment from that new xenomorph.
I second Clear and Present Danger.
You don't use both feet for braking and acceleration for 2 reasons... 1) bad practice. You should only be stopping or accelerating. 2) if you suddenly stop your body weight pushes down... that means you push both in a attempt of stabilising your body, break AND accelerator... of which you don't ever want to push in a emergency stop. Your spare foot should be hovering over the clutch or foot well.
Good to know.
Ever seen a car in front of you with the brake lights always on? That's another reason: The secondary foot can rest on the brake pedal, not enough to make the car stop, but enough to activate the brake lights.
True for everyday drivers.
Some modern rally drivers, on the other hand, do drive like that.
Left foot braking is a very legitimate way of driving
@@robertcarlyle6102 And wear down the brake pads...
If there isn't an award for thumbnail design, there should be, and George should win every time!
35:05 the reason for not driving with 2 feet is that in a crash scenario most people panic and press both feet down, and you would be slamming on the accellerator making the crash potentially worse.
I'm so glad you're posting these edited versions. Great content ya'll
Honestly so much easier than rewatching the whole series again 😂
The legend of Heisenberg is getting big and the music video is a subgenre of music called narcocorrido. It was their story about how Heisenberg is threatening the cartel and the cartel isn’t too happy about it.
God that episode with the kid is always so heartbreaking. Knowing that kids actually have to suffer conditions like that, and most of them won't even have a Jesse to almost kind of save them from that.
I've always liked to imagine he was adopted by a good family and grew up to be a brilliant professional of some kind.
@@n0tk0shergrows up to write a book called HOW A DRUG DEALER ROBBING MY PARENTS SAVED MY LIFE
It's people like Jessie that are (partially anyway) responsible for that kid being in that situation to begin with.
@@n0tk0sher He hooked up with Holly, a brilliant chemist. Breaking Bad Again.
@@B-a-t-m-a-n lol
About the medical discussion 40:26, medical debt (like all debt) doesn't carry over to descendants, however it does carry over to spouses (in the US). Spouses are treated as one entity, like any business, therefore your partner's debt is also your debt. the only solution would be to declare bankruptcy, however there could be an exception for medical bills, I am not entirely sure. Not all debt is equal in bankruptcy, for example student loans are not forgiven by bankruptcy, otherwise pretty much everybody would just declare bankruptcy after finishing studies and start from square one.
If the debt is in your spouse's name you just have to state for the record that it is not yours, there is no will and you are NOT the executor of your spouse's estate.
@@JanGenieI have read a little more about it, and it can get quite complicated. Its not as simple as just declaring that the debt is not yours. Depending on the state that you live in, whether the debt was conceived before or during the marriage seems to be really important. In the shows case, the debt was incurred during the marriage which will make it far more difficult to convinced a judge that the debt is not yours. I know that there a loans that can be taken where one of the spouses can sign off ownership, for example, when you buy a car or house, a spouse can sign off responsibility but you also give away ownership, meaning if there is a divorce you don't get to claim half.
It's quite complicated so I'll leave it at that.
Tuco studied acting at the Method One Clinic
Idk how I feel about a whole season reaction being condensed into one hour of a RUclips video
@@Randomyoutubecommenter regular video wouldn’t of been that much longer tbh
@@RandomyoutubecommenterHalf a season.
@@Xavier-sl7hnyeah nvm it's half the season but still idk if individual episode reactions would be better. I guess they are getting most of the important/cool parts though so it's not too big of a deal
@@Randomyoutubecommenter Yeah, but they have the individual ep reactions on Patreon, so if you really wanna watch it you have that option
You should watch "Breaking Bad’s Jesse Pinkman Reunited With ‘Peekaboo’ Boy Actors 13 Years Later" very wholesome.
Using only 1 foot to do both gas and brake prevents you from pushing on both at the same time. It's a safety thing. It also allows you to correctly drive a stickshift if you ever want/need to learn, since that left foot needs to operate the clutch.
I'm sure you realized by now but Tuco didn't kill Gonzo. Gonzo really did try to move No-Doze's body when the stack shifted and crushed his arm and he bled out.
Yeah they foreshadow this when they show the stack shift a little after he hides the body, plus he says something like “we can’t just leave him here, that’s not very Christian” before quickly realizing it probably wasn’t the best time to try and argue with Tuco. Definitely implies he went back on his own without telling Tuco to move him only to get stuck and bleed out himself, basically what Hank theorized.
The bell is SOOO iconic!
Never really noticed the pink bear's foreshadowing until recently (half of it ruined). Not spoiling anything!
DING
Very true.
I will never look at a bellhop bell the same ...... or a box cutter (IYKYK)
Iconic: Widely known, established and recognized for differentiating excellence. No, that bell is not iconic. This is just a word over-used, like 'awesome' back when everyone overused that. Oh for a new vocabulary on the internet already. -_-
Yall had one of my favourite reactions on RUclips to season 1, It only gets better from here 😁
George is sus for immediately knowing castor beans = ricin. Lol after like a millisecond of thinking👀👀
Your mention of the show doing well with possible plot holes is what makes this show so great.
While the acting in the show is so great, writing is king. And more specifically the writers room. “Breaking the episode” is talked about in interviews with the writers of the show. They debated every detail in the show and best idea always won.
I like the show a lot, but it's actually pretty bad about plot holes when you stop to think about it. One early example: how in the hell didn't anyone see Walt chasing Krazy 8 in the second episode?
@blossom357 That's not a plot hole. The answer is literally just "because no one saw him". A plot hole requires something contradictory to happen, not something unlikely to happen.
"Meth crystally things..." Ahem, they're called "shards".
Jesus Christ, Marie.
Correct
Plural: Shardage
Glass
Beat me to it, well played :)
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Thank you for that info.
Despite the entire series seeming to be meticulously planned out, S2 is the only part of it that was. They went into S2 with the entire season plotted out ahead of time and ended up hating producing it on that kind of schedule. Later seasons were done on the fly with only a general idea of where the story was going. There is a certain item shown in a car trunk at the beginning of the final season that they had no idea how it was going to come into play and the constant worry of how it was going to fit in caused no small amount of stress for Vince Gilligan.
"On the fly"?🤭
@@NialasDubh Yes, in one case sort of literally...
In this show I went from hating characters to loving characters and back again. Such great writing really shows the complexities of human nature
People in real life often change over the years. Everybody doesn’t always stay the same.
You’re not supposed to drive with each foot on the pedals because it’s easier for accident to happen. If only one foot is on a pedal, the other pedal can’t be pressed at the wrong time, ideally. Hopefully that explains it.
I don't remember if the full episode mentions it directly, but one possible reason "Flynn" is using both feet is that it's easier for him due to his Cerebral Palsy. An adaptive driving expert might even suggest he use a two-footed technique while being extra mindful of the inherent risks of doing so.
The Dog House was a real place. I've eaten there a dozen times. Pretty sure it's closed now.
"Tio" is Spanish for "uncle". Hector Salamanca was Tuco Salamanca's uncle.
Thank you for saying that. I was looking for this comment.
Hi Simone & George ,
I was at Sony Studios this summer. They have the RV there on display with 5 bullet holes in the door
If they're still married, pretty sure healthcare debt carries over to the spouse. Our healthcare system is so fucked up, people will get divorced to avoid the other's debt from carrying over when they die.
Not only do they remember the threads and ripples from every lie. They make you think they've all been covered; and just when it's think its safe and all the threads have been tied up; they remind you of one you've forgotten about...
Peakaboo is one of the greatest episodes of the series. I love the intro with Jesse playing and being kind with the bug while he's waiting for Skinny Pete and the right after Skinny Pete shows up he just step over the bug. It was said a lot about Jesse with no dialogue. Jesse it's a good person, with no evil in his heart and he's not just fitting with the crime world but because of the tough relationship with his family he decided that this is where he belongs, for the sake of being rich and important. And we could see it more in the rest of the episode with that kid. Otherwise Walt is a criminal mind and really capable of doing awful things to succeed even though doesn't look like a criminal at all.
Tuco sends his man to move the body. His guy gets pinned by cars and dies when he tries to move body. Tuco is now freaking out and paranoid since he hasn't heard from the guy he sent to move a body.
Badger is the voice of Wedge in Final Fantasy 7 Remake :)
That first scene where Hector rang his bell is one of my favorites. So much tension.
The female m*th addict (Dale Dickey) is a very underrated actor who has won many awards
Wait, so she's underrated AND she's won awards? How dafuq does that work?
@@afrodemon8629She’s got a lot of awards, but the general public doesn’t care about her all that much. I mean, I didn’t know her name until I read this comment
The kid in the dirty house absolutely made me think of train spotting too... It was something that wasn't ever conscious.But the moment you said it I was like... Yes exactly
Holy crap part season 1 came out 4.5 weeks ago
How has time gone that fast
I believe "plausible deniability" is the term you were looking for a time or two throughout the season George.
Jesse Jackson is a famous African-American civil rights activist and minister.
I think they had him mistaken for Jesse Helms.
70s and 80s. Slowly eclipsed by Al Sharpton 90s and beyond. Both shysters IMO just a small factoid.
Thank you for sharing this information-l was a little surprised that Simone didn’t know about him.Then again,she’s Canadian,she wouldn’t necessarily know about various U.S. political figures.
You misspelled Grifter
Professional racist
George, you missed an OMG @1:04:08!!! That was a big one too! I'm glad you caught the rapid-fire OMGs when Tuco was beating up Jesse before they got the upper hand on him though.
For a genius, Walt sure does a lot of stupid sh-t in this show.
i love these videos guys : ), it's like a quick way of rewatching the show , with nice company.
Its so that in an sudden emergency stop you dont go into a panic and accelerate while trying to stop. If you always assosiate moving your foot to the left to stop you more likly to do it by reflects.
Debt does not transfer after death in the US, the estate has to pay out to any creditors wanting their cut but certain rules exist for certain assets (houses for example) and those rules vary state by state. but generally Debt wont transfer to family members.
It is a bit trickier for spouses though, because most debt is considered joint when incurred. Otherwise, absolutely yes.
So they basically steal what's suppose to pass down to you. May as well be the same thing
"I mean, you raised him."
Yeah, as a social worker I gotta be real.. you wouldn't believe the amount of children and teens I work with that are REALLY fucked up despite having loving parents that raised other, well behaved and healthy children. The parents stop being THE main development factor when the kids go to school. From there on it's so many factors, much of it is beyond the control of the parents. I don't know how many times I had to explain to crying parents asking me what they did wrong that it's not their fault.
At the same time, of course the parents can totally be the main issue, too. I'm just trying to say.. it's not that simple. Sometimes shit just happens.
I can't remember who I like and hate when in this series, but there's hardly a character you won't change your mind about at least once. And at the end of the series, that's what I enjoy the most - that after it all I can't make a final judgement call on anyone: no one was all good or all bad. Some of them reminded me of Job's trial: good people when life was good, but their good morals, behaviour and personality dissolved like paper in water when life was hard and bad. Some were asswipes when life was easy and good: Hank and Marie, but came into their own when shit got real.
In a panic situation you'll tend to use both feet at the same time or mix them up - that's why you are trained to only use one foot.
This show is so good.
Very true.
Any debt would be claimable to Walt's estate. So his retirement savings and the house, anything OWNED JOINTLY with Skylar could be claimed. Though with bankruptcy protection, they can't really take your primary residence, so the house is safe, but possible a lien could be placed on it. Hospitals often DO forgive debt when the person clearly can't pay, it's not profitable to pursue action against people with no assets. Broke people show up to emergency rooms all the time with no intention of paying because hospitals aren't allowed to turn people away for "emergencies", even though it's often not a true emergency...one reason why it costs more for the people who CAN pay, they are covering the costs of those who don't.
35:53 If you press the break at the same time as the throdle, then you are heating your breaks up, and they will be non-functional. Even just resting your foot on the pedal will engage the breaks slightly, sendending on the car. Also, you will waste the breaks, but if you just use one foot, you cannot press at the same time without real effort. It's a basic rule for the masses because most people are really stupid.
Tuco's actor Raymond Cruz is sort of type-cast as the villain in a lot, he plays a stressed guy really well. He had a speaking role an episode of Star-Trek Deep-Space 9 that focused on a group on a planet that were waiting to be relieved but had to stay for a final battle.. he played the character at the breaking point really well
Raymond Cruz (Tuco) is part of the main cast of The Closer and it's spin-off series Major Crimes. In both he portrays Detective Julio Sanchez, and he's very different from Tuco hahaha I love him in those series (he portrayed Julio for 13 years)
SEASON 3 IN A COUPLE OF MONTHS? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I WAS WAITING FOR THIS ONE :CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
At this pace it'll take years before we can view all seasons on the channel.
Glad to see another upload so soon! Keep up the awesome work guys.
Raymond Cruz is awesome. I first remember him from Clear & Present Danger, which is the 3rd film (released) in thr Jack Ryan movie series. He was also in The Rock, Training Day, Under Siege, and many others. Really good actor, he can play a VERY scary, psychotic, evil person or a very likable character too.
I actually like Marie, even if she’d totally be unpleasant to be around in real life. I think she’s a fun character to watch.
Hector is an OG, he might hate Jesse, but in their world you dont talk to cops. Ever. You guys were spot on 😊
40:04 In community property states like Arizona and California, when two people marry they become a single financial unit, so when one dies everything goes to the spouse unless otherwise disposed. So yes, Skylar would be on the hook for his debt. Even in other states, Walt's estate would be forced to pay the debt, which naturally includes half the house, his car, etc.
Debt carries over to your spouse. Otherwise to your estate, but not to heirs other than your spouse. So if your entire estate is liquidated and debt remains, but you have no spouse, the debt does NOT fall to your children, etc.
35:00 the reason for this is because taking your foot off the accelerator means you're already slowing down and can't accidently hit the accelerator instead of the brake.
Debt doesn't carry to your descendants (in most states) but in Walt's case his spouse would be still living, so she would be responsible for the medical bills. The two share joint property and accounts, so his bills are also hers. Should she also die, Walt Jr wouldn't inherit the debt per se, but the bills would have to be paid out of the estate before he could get it as inheritance.
Simone must have seen Pratical Magic because there's something about a Death Beetle in it that looks a bit like the one Jesse was observing.
38:55 Wow. No loyalty lol.
I am also in "fathers against rude television", so nice too see more of us.
Have you guys actually not eaten marshmallow fluff? There are few things in this world that are as delicious as a peanut butter and fluff (Fluffernutter) sandwich. Also a dollop of fluff is really good in hot chocolate.
22:42 it’s you picked up Jesse may almost die bc the writer originally wanted to kill him off at the end of S1 but loved Aaron Paul so much he kept him in ❤
43:59 What's funny is that I was about to look up this question, but I feel like if your question is even slightly connected to something illegal and there's no good justification to you looking it up other than you're involved in that stuff, you probably shouldn't look it up.
@@Kaspar.C0LD Interesting. Didn't know any of that, thanks for the reply!
Maybe she flushed the cigarettes because she wanted to get caught, the least u can do is rip the pack up into little pieces, probably works better.
I grew up in New Mexico. I knew a real life tuco named Manuel blackman. Dude almost beat my friend to death. I love New Mexico but it's scary because police never solve crimes.
marsh-mellow cream and peanut butter sandwiches are amazing tho.. my mom used to make them for me.. kids bullied me for it.
I can’t believe no one else has commented on this. PB & fluff is so good!
@34:52 You use both feet only to press both pedals at once to take a print screen.
The song at the beginning of episode 7 is a type of song called, in Spanish, Narco-corridos. They originated in Mexico, and they were songs telling of the exploits and tales of the cartels and the bosses. These are controversial because sometimes the narco corridos are enjoyed and appreciated by the cartels because it portrays them as heroic figures, while other times they are very disliked because the cartels don't want their business put out there for so many people to hear. This latter option often ends with the brutal torture and slaying of the singer or performer of the song, which is why it's incredibly dangerous business being a performer of these types of songs. Remember folks: *NEVER GET INVOLVED WITH A CARTEL, AND DON'T FUCK WITH THEM EVER* or it could be the last thing you ever do on this planet
You can’t use both feet because the left foot is for the clutch on manual transmissions and because people might press both accelerator and brake simultaneously for automatic.
I know George has played a lot of games.. Badgers voice if it sounds really familiar. He was a the voice actor for the fat guy in the group in the Final Fantasy 7 remake.
I can't wait for you guys to get to... Better Call Saul :)
No way CineBinge is watching breaking bad finally
At this point I'm surprised there isn't an underground betting syndicate taking bets on the under /over on how many OMG's Simone will let fly with
since these are relatively far apart on youtube, maybe you can put an "in the previous reaction" or something similar where you clip a few of the prev youtube video together with the key moments?
Hey Simone & George, any sign of The Wire season 2 coming to YT soon? Loved the reaction to season 1 👌
You "can't imagine Marshmallow Fluff is any good."!?! You haven't lived until you've had a Fluffernutter (fluff and peanut butter) sandwich.With a glass of chocolate milk? So good.
Marie definitely becomes a cool and respectable character later on.
Yepp.
I enjoy how bad they are at predicting the show, it'll make all the blows land harder.
Tuco's actor said that the role was exhausting having to be so intense all the time.
Peekaboo is a heartbreaking episode
I believe the actor that played Tuco asked to be released cause he couldn't continue playing that level of violent angry character. He played a similar character in "Training Day"
Such a great series. "Legend" 1985 and “The Fountain” 2006….would love your take on The Fountain especially. Thank You Cinebinge!!!
thank you for these edits!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I dont know if its been recommended or not but a s-tier show is Mr inbetween :D
24:00 And just when I thought I couldn't be more infatuated with Simone, she reveals she's a Buffy fan
Simone calling Fluff 'Marshmallow Paste' was just amazing. Marshmallow paste has to be an all time first!
Just as I was about to tidy my room, damn. I guess that'll have to wait.
Been waiting for this one!
12:06 Gotta love a diaper box jump scare
I so glad you guys binge
Also in emergency situations, people for some reason tend to slam on the gas and brakes in a panic. One foot guarentees one or the other.
Also what that guy in the comments said about riding the brakes as well.
To answer your question, regarding debt carry over. You're correct in that not all debt carries over. If the debt is joint with Skylar, ie mortgage debt then it would be reassigned to her.
That being said debtholders have the first kick at the can for all assets they have assignment over. In addition a debt holder can try to sue the estate for the assets held of the person who passes. So in this scenario, they can't go after Walt Jr, but they can pick clean Walter Sr's estate on his passing including joint assets with Skylar such as the house.
george waay too quick with the castor bean ricin connection, dudes on a watchlist for suuure
I love these breaking bad compilation vids. Cheers 😎
I need to see the rest with you guys.
2:07 the OMG counter didn't go up
Great ideia the reaction of the whole season in one video. Cheers