Who Is Todd Alquist? | COMPILATION | Breaking Bad
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- 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 this 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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most people dont realise that pretty much every character in this show is a villain
@Im Everywhere yeah thats why i said pretty much
skyler was not a villain. she was a victim held hostage
literally. What makes todd any worse than jesse? Legally they are equal and that is the bottom line
@@nobfaic i guess its how he's shown? we didnt really see him show any emotions or remorse about something he did, while jesse was completely different
Jesse Skylar Walt Jr. Gomez. All good people.
Todd represents one of the best/most accurate depictions of a sociopath I have ever seen. Usually sociopaths are exaggerated as over the top evil characterizations. Todd just doesn't care. He completely lacks normal human empathy.
Idk he seems empathetic a lot when he says "just a nice person looking for their kids" etc. Or when he understands Lydia doesnt want to see dead bodies, he doesn't even judge her for it
But yeah he doesnt have big feelings
@@Darranis That's not empathy. It was just a fact that Skyler poses no threat to him, so killing her would be unnecessary. Sociopaths aren't blood-thirsty. They're impartial, and if they can get what they want without killing, they'll avoid it.
No, he is just psychopath.
@@vojtapro4843 it would be boring for the shows creators to have any one dimensional characters in this show. I think its cheap to just write Todd off as a psycho. He was basically raised by a bunch of Neo-Nazi thugs. What can you expect? Nature and nurture.
@@rustyshackleford9637 He shows next to no emotions, even when his uncle is murdered, and most of his subtle emptions are faked, but I understand where you're coming from.
At the end when Todd looks out the window, he's so innocent and naïve I expected him to say "Mr. White, I think someone hid a machine gun turret in your trunk"...
that was actual going to be wat he said, but the jesse improvised and killed him
Man, i love him so much
I always got the impression he was going to attempt to reason with Walt but Jesse didn't give him the light of day. He knew what Walt was capable of and willing to do to achieve his goals. When Jack told him to grab Jesse the way he even said "Uncle Jack..." in a very questioning tone made me think he realized something was up
Nice
And he didn't care that his friends in Aryan Brotherhood just died at that time. He only cares to why is there a machine gun in Walt's car. Not even checking to his uncle if he's okay. What a psycho!
I believe the actor who played Todd gave an interview shortly after the show wrapped. He was asked why he thought Todd was so savage, and he referred to another character in the show: the little kid in the junkie house in season 2 (where Spooge died from the ATM crushing his head). He felt that Todd's character grew up in an environment that was very similar to that, which is why his character was so desensitized to violence and crime.
Or he could just be well trained.
Makes sense.He had a mother who was a junkie and had a string of abusive boyfriends and his uncle Jack is a terrifyingly skilled assassin.Kid never stood a chance.
@@aldente3868 he was ginger too lol
Jesse Plemons. He's a prolific actor, if you start looking, you'll find he's been in a lot of movies you've probably watched.
Dam, Jesse's last skeleton out the closet
Todd simply doesn't care bro. The moment after Walter fired his machine gun at Jack's gang and killed almost all of them, Todd was more astonished at Walts ingenuity rather than angry at him for killing his friends and uncle.
Miki Jacovic cause he’s a psychopath (or at least a sociopath from being raised in this conditions)
Miki Jacovic probably grateful
True. But probably he was in shock
He had no idea what just happened
Difusor Todd was definitely not in shock. Psychopaths don’t experience psychological shock.
Here’s a quote from an actual psychopath on the matter:
“No.
We can't get traumatized, we could basically watch everyone around us getting butchered by some lions, if we aren't going to get attacked there is no emotional suffering, shock or whatever.
In the end of the day we go to bed and sleep as if it was just another day in the office.”
I feel like Todd was an innocent kid desensitized to murder from hanging with his uncle too much
To me, it seems like he has some kind of learning difficulty, like Aspergers and was raised in a bad environment (Jack's gang) and became desensitised and disconnected from the horrific acts he commits. He's a tragic character in my opinion, but that doesn't make him any less of a villain.
Ronan Hodgson that’s one thing I always thought too. I’d love to see Todd’s origins. Tbh he’s the only major BB villain we don’t see anything from the the past of. A little head-canon I had is that jack’s brother (Todd’s dad) didn’t want anything to do with his brother when he offered him to join. He threatens to turn him in, so jack murders him and his wife but takes Todd and raises him to be the unfeeling killer we see here
Ronan Hodgson yeah I agree I still wanted him dead but at the same time i still kinda like him. Just a great character. It seemed like he wasn’t raised in anyway to feel any form of emotion it’s like watching a T800 terminator or something.
I agree. He didnt had aspergers like one comment said. Hes just a bright kid, who developed into two parts, his own personality, and hus ruthless side because of the environment he was raised
Nah, he kept the tarantula of the kid he killed as a trophy, he psychologically tortured Jessie and was *obsessed* (not in love) with Lydia. He was a psychopath.
Just imagine what Mike would have done to Todd and the others if he had found out that they were torturing Jesse
None of this would've happened if Mike was still around
@@jyotiradityasatpathy3546 he was annoying
Mike cared about Jesse.. I love that he called him "kid".
@@lilhonni imagine thinking Mike was annoying, he was one of the best characters of the series
@@lilhonni you’re a weirdo
The thing is, if it was Tod working with Walter the whole time, they would have actually been a lot more richer and the show would have been even more darker. Jesse somehow kept the humanity and righteousness in the show alive.
Jesse is the soul of Breaking Bad. My favourite behind-the-scenes truth of the show is that Jesse was supposed to get killed off fairly early. Walt was planned to have a series of partners and apprentices (which he still does in the final show), with Jesse just being the dumb kid he starts off with. But then they realized after few episodes that the two characters had an amazing dynamic that could turn the show from good to great.
Jesse Was the furthest thing from righteousness.
He decided to cook meth in the basement of his parents house which devalued the property.
Jesse collapsed his floor by not listening to Walt and that acid ate through the tub and floor which caused his parents to spend more money to fix it.
Then Jesse rips his parents off by buying the house from them for 400k less than the asking price.
Jesse put his parent through so much worry his entire life, and he didn’t care.
Jesse decided it would be a great idea to get his girlfriend high even though he was aware she was a recovering addict..In turn jesses decision got her killed her.
Bc of Jesse decided to give her drugs, after her over dose the girlfriends father caused a fatal accident at work bc he wasn’t focused which killed hundreds of people. Again, ultimately jesses fault.
Jesse tried selling drugs to the recovering addicts in the NA meeting.
Jesse stole those drugs from the batch they were cooking for Gus which could of gotten both him and Walt in some deep sht, and yet he didn’t care.
Jesse went attempted to kill those gang members, even though Gus told him not to kill them, and in turn almost got him and Walt killed over it.
Bc Jesse attempted to kill them, leading Walt to running them over, Gus put a hit on Tomas to send Jesse a message.
Jesse always threw the blame at Walt, withou realizing he was the one creating most of the issues.
Jesse said Walt ripped him off when Walt never stole from him.
Jesse got his second g.f murdered bc he tried to escape, and he knew by escaping what the consequences would be, but he decided to run anyway....
It was only after the fact that Jesse ever felt guilty. Jesse was a spoiled egotistical self centered brat who always blamed other ppl for the situations he got himself into. He never let anyone explain themselves. Jesse was a complete p.o.s, and Walt should of went hiesenburgh on him after those rednecks took out walts brother in law. Jesse was one of the most annoying, most unlikable, irritating character I’ve ever witnessed.
All the complaining, the btching and moaning between Walt and Jesse was funny on the first few episodes, but the show was hard to watch after the first season bc jesses voice started to become nails on a chalk board after a while. I seriously hated Jesse
I disagree. I think they would have been much richer and the show would have been much darker.
Todd doesn't to seem to get the meth production right even if he tried to apply himself.
@@johndough3125 You're hating too much, making bad decisions in life is not the same as being evil, he never enjoyed killing, and he would easily choose the path that requires no killing at all if he could
METH DAMON
MEEEEETHHH DAAAAMON
181cameron so is Lydia she a demon as well
ahhahahahahah
Hahahahaha
underrated comment
7:07 "Mr white, someone put an autoshooting machine gun in your car."
Always wondered what he was gonna say if he finished that sentence
@@AnshumanKumar007 dude actually he was a good guy Until he hanged out with his damn uncle
@@otherworldlyfoe6074 Yeah in el camino we learn he does fucked up shit but not really with the same malicious intent of other villains. Its like hes unaware of how fucked what he does is
He respected him so much that he didn't get that Walt has planned all that
@@Emerardo Yup, just casually killed his housekeeper...
Some of the funny things about Todd were his ringtones. "She Blinded Me With Science" for Walt, and "Lydia" for Lydia. It makes you wonder what he did in his downtime when he wasn't being a psychopath.
He liked to play with his pet tarantula and listen to yacht rock
mostly pining over Lydia
I think being a psychopath is a full time job
@@tullymox what is yacht rock lol
Watch El Camino
What I like about Todd is the incongruence between his personality and actions. Both Gus and Lalo have a similar quality, but Todd never actually reveals a sinister personality. His polite demeanor isn't a cover, it's 100% genuine.
that's the difference between a polite person and a good person.
I think Todd actually thinks Jesse is his friend
He sees him as a pet
@@bape7372 pet is accurate.
His pet he keeps around and shows weird affection for
Todd most definitely doesn’t view Jesse as a friend, he views him as a trophy or at best as a pet.
And when I say he views him as a pet, I don’t even mean on a level that most would put a dog or a cat, that most view as part of the family. More like you would a hamster or goldfish. Like you care for it, feed it and all. But if you walk up to their cage or fishbowl and see it died, it’s probably not going to crush you too much.
@@Musiclover19 who the fuck views their pet as part of family
Kid: Mom, can we have Matt Damon?
Mom: We have Matt Damon at home
Matt Damon at home:
Bobazo Vamoh Chile K
Meth demon
Meth Damon
Meth Damon
@Techstorm2065 yes
"Mom, can we have Magnus Carlsen?"
"We have Magnus Carlsen at home."
Magnus Carlsen at home:
xD yeah it is most accurate than Math Demon
I appreciate this reference enormously.
@@trequor Didn't expect this reference either
Lmao
If they ever make a movie about Magnus, Jesse Plemons is the one to portray him.
Todd is the worst type of psychopath/sociopath. Just so unassuming. He could be the friendly neighbor down the street that would kill you on a moments notice and not think twice about it if he had to. It's not that he likes killing, it's that he does it because in some situations it's called for, and he doesn't lose a wink of sleep over it. No emotion. Ice cold killer.
I mean, most anybody would be a killer after Todd's upbringing and influences. Makes you wonder how much of a difference there really is between a psycho and a so-called normal person. It seems the only difference is that under moderate amounts of stress, a normal person is more likely to react conscionably. Under light stress neither will kill, and under extreme stress both will, though, so not much of a difference.
@@julianmarx2002 im pretty sure under high pressure you still would not be able to kill another person. Studies have shown even people in the army fighting wars barely fire bullets to kill and usually just spend time reloading.
Those studies are bullshit
@@howardhamlin3114interesting!
I don't think Jesse likes Todd very much. I may be goin' out on a limb here, but I detect a hint of animosity towards him.
Jack Jack what makes you say that? I don’t see it. Personally I think he hated that kid on the dirt bike
Really? Thought they were bff sharing pizza and beers by beautifool afternoon, I'm confused now O-O
@@ndhickson3599 Because I believe them bones are Todd.
Jack Jack haha nice one. Jesse feels so alone...
@@ndhickson3599 I think it rained when he died. But now he's Down In A Hole. Poor Todd.
The breakdown Jesse has after he killed Andrea was a masterpiece by Aaron
5:28 me passing big chungus convention
Bloodcurdling
No it was overacting
@@jro3213 I have a feeling if you were ever in a situation like that you'd just act like Todd.
@@jro3213 how was it overacting knowing you're absolutely powerless and can't look away from it like a train wreck. That would be so absolutely devastating because she was his last chain to being grounded.
You've never had a relationship let alone one like theirs and it shows
I always saw Todd as the opposite of Jesse. Like Todd is yang to Jesse's Ying. Todd is what Walt expects Jesse to be. Someone who no matter how hard he tries will make inferior product, he will listen and never disagree with walt. He has no remorse and will do what Walt asks of him. He has no moral code when it comes to doing the job. Jesse has the potential to be greater than Walt, he does have remorse and doesn't do things that puts others life's in jeopardy.
Todd also seems more likely to share Walter's taste in music, so to speak :) He's a golden white boy archetype, in sharp contrast with Jesse Yin yang indeed.
the way he’s completely sociopathic yet still finds ways to make himself likeable is quite remarkable
*psycopathic
@@andreiboroianu946 psychopaths tend to lack a great deal of self control and are more partial to mindless, violent outbursts. we don’t see this from todd, for the most past he seems cold and calculated, so i’m more inclined to believe he’s a sociopath
Coincidentally Todd's actor is named jesse.
its even funnnier when you realize that aaron paul voices a guy named todd in bojack horseman
@Sir Soy Gato the Second it is. Do you even know what irony means?
@@justamoment2767 situational irony bitch
@@CtownBeats oh.my.god that was him. Didn’t even realize
It has come full circle
“I got some bean and bacon soup, there’s one left you want some?”
Sure, you don't want any soup?
Pizza and a 6 pack beer. Ice cold beer
Nobody feels like eating beans and bacon when there's a rotten corpse right behind :D
@@-RunninNGunnin- wasn't rotten, body was still limp
@@oalvarez5486 it was just so cold white you could smell it through the screen
I like how he went from “Uncle Jack!” Into getting impressed by Walter’s machine gun at the end. It reflects his character perfectly, a person that shifts emotions rather than entangling himself deeply to them. Emotionlessly killing the kid after the train heist, it passed by like a river under a bridge until Jessie nagged about it, only then he felt sorry yet he returned to joke with Jessie afterwards as if nothing happened. Another example being when he killed Hank yet respected Walter and made him live, he imprisoned Jessie yet acted friendly towards him, he killed Andrea and said it was nothing personal. Such a sophisticated character with instant emotion shifts. It makes him one of my favorite characters.
That is the best description of Todd. Well done!
Such a nice guy
Todd didn’t kill Hank.
Correction: Jack killed Hank, not Todd.
Jack killed Hank and Todd literally told walter I'm sorry for your loss lol
I think Todd was my favorite character introduced in season 5. He's not mustache twirling evil, but just a sheer void of desensitized uncaring, a true sociopath. Honestly he comes off as a nice enough guy. He could execute your loved ones, then go back to trying to have a pleasant conversation. He's one hell of a character, that's for sure.
Honestly I really don’t think he’s a sociopath .
I think that’s just being professional being in this line of business
@@KhoaNguyen-zm7vhyou still need some inherent capability for being this professional = totally detached.
People are saying he has zero emotions but why did he cry when hank died? He obviously had some sympathy for walter when he cried. I think todd is asocial
Its more like Todd copying what others do. he saw someone showing compassion to someone as an act so he taught thats what others do so he mimicked that. He probably didn't genuinely cared @@kc_h7h
Todd was a great character because you always expect sociopaths to be angry and vicious and he just wasn’t. He didn’t have empathy but he wasn’t malicious. He kills drew sharpe because it would effect the train robbery. He doesn’t show any vicious intent but he shows zero remorse. It was so creepy in a way. I almost wanted to see him angry just to see some emotion
Cold, not cruel.
Todd was an actual psychopath.
@@michaelweston3672 yea that was definitely the difference with Todd. A psychopath among sociopaths
Ive been diagnosed as having psychopathic tendencies and can relate with the way he behaves. Ive never killed anyone but it's only because having been to prison i would rather not go back. I don't much like living so close to so many people. If I could have 1 wish it would be to be able to experience emotions like a normal person. I know ai am different and sometimes I think I am missing a big part of life by not feeling grief when close people die or not feeling happy when good things happen for me etc. My psychiatrist says I just dissociate and have a very pronounced flat effect which has lead me to mimic normal human reactions and behavior just because my default makes people very uncomfortable. I can blend in very well now tho I rarely feel anything.
@@davidabest7195 you sound fine. 👍
I hated Lydia so much. All that talk about her daughter and she's willing to have Todd and his psycho band kill Skyler
Mike should have done it when he had the chance
Man just think if an alternate universe had mike be the last alive
she peng tho
She was fine af tho
She played the "I have a daughter" card way too much clear case of someone that shouldn't have custody
He used to be a butcher in Luverne Minnesota also where he started a war with Gerdhart family in North Dakota .
i get this reference hi professional
Fancy seeing you here
proffesional
Oiii my gta guy
Maybe ya heard about him? The Butcher of Luverne? He's got Dodd Gerhart in the trunk of his car.
Todd went on to get his life straight, dedicate his life to programming and create the groundbreaking simulation game Infinity
And then he cockblocked spiderman
@@jaddaher3823 before moving to Fargo, ND and getting involved in more criminal shenanigans
@@julianmarx2002 after which he invented a time machine and traveled back to 1925 Montana to become a rancher with Benedict Cumberbatch
Ilyyyyyy and this comment
FINALLY A BLACK MIRROR REFERENCE
Crazy how much weight he gained and lost again during one season.
Exactly.
Hands down the most dedicated actor in the show. Puts the likes of actors like Christian bale to shame
You should see him in El Camino
@@joecool9739 whooosh
@@Nash9r do realize it was a joke right? Youre the one who was whooshed.
Jesse in recorded video “then, out of nowhere, Todd, that piece of shit..”
Todd looks, and just smiles!
What a nice guy!
To my mind his little smile was like "Oh yeah! I did do that. Fun times, man."
you expect him to get angry but he just cant lol, hes just so polite
@@ididntmeantoshootthatvietn5012 He’s really proud of himself for having protected the mission.
That was a smug smile though, he wasn’t being nice.
Its ironic how his last words were "Mr. White"
And Mr Whites last word was Lydia 💩
How is that ironic?
@@notme-sm6zb Because Walt's last word was "Lydia".
@@trequor which isn't ironic..
@@evrimenustun9548 i agree completely
Todd is a scarily accurate depiction of a sociopath compared to what we usually see on TV. Shows very little emotion and completely lacks any sort of empathy. Seems friendly enough, but he'll murder a child in cold blood just as soon as make you a bowl of soup or ask what kind of pizza you like.
The actor did a fantastic job with the character.
He's not evil, he's got this weird flat affect and has the emotional responses of a child. He casually shoots a kid but keeps the tarantula the kid had in a jar with no hint he wants to hurt it. He just doesn't seem to grasp the moral weight of killing people. .. or anything. And he really looks up to Walt.
I loved the scene where he smiled at the tarantula. I could imagine kittens and puppies eliciting the same smile from a very young Todd just before he tortured them to death.
@@dlawlis on the contrary, he is really careful about how he treats the tarantula, in stark contrast to how he casually shoots the kid. He's got this weird childlike quality. When Walt shoots his entire gang he doesn't react with horror but amazement. His crush on the madrigal chick is also awkward and childlike
Sorry, he’s definitely evil. Just cuz he doesn’t react to killing people doesn’t mean he’s not evil. Our actions make us evil, not our reaction to our actions
@@Kuzo53 I feel like he has to have some sort of condition.
@@0subsWith0vidsChallenge yeah, he’s a sociopath
I think the series had so many arrogant and rude characters that Todd's politeness really made me like him, even though he was a murdering psychopath
*Sociopath there is a difference
@@redrectangle4794 Psychopaths don't feel any emotion, todd feels next to no emotion in every scene he's in, sociopaths can actually feel emotions like anger, fear and sadness, but are all egocentric, manipulative and sadistic, which is what makes them dangerous.
You're right, like someone said in the comment section here, he wasnt angry at walt for him killing the gang he was with.
He was amazed by his abilities.
I wish i could see more of him other then the show itself.
@@naitor2594 Almost nothing said is true, like you based this on how these conditions are depicted in movies.
I thought it was lovely how he said "just to let you know this is not personal" before shooting a single Mum point blank in the back of the head. Really polite and gentle. 5:25
Todd seems just like so many "bros" I have met. The kind that would laugh at your jokes and offer to buy a pizza. That's what makes his brutality so terrifying. With Tuco or Hector or Gus I could always understand their motives and why they would do the things they did, but my mind was blown trying to understand the lense Todd sees the world through. A true psychopath.
Tuco, Hector, and to an extent Gustavo, were different in that they had a lot of sadistic traits, they had goals and motives, but they also reveled in HURTING people on occasion. They would seek retribution. You would see very quickly that they were very dangerous, volatile people you did NOT want to anger or slight in any way.
Todd is the opposite. As so many comments have stated, he just doesn't care. When asked how his day was, Todd might say oh, I had breakfast, I went to the store, shot a child, did some cleaning, I had lunch at this great new place by the interstate, then later I watched a movie that was 'okay'.
He likes Lydia. He likes money. He enjoys music. He looks up to his uncle. Hes really a very simple man.
7:16 this is the moment when Todd became Krazy 8
2:23 Todd's a Psycho but what a great RING TONE!
...SCIENCE
it's good that they established Todd as a man of multiple ringtones per contact lmao
What music It is?
@@masterdodot she blinded me with science. you've probably heard it before
@@girlcrazyrockstar of course. Im not Native speaker, but already heard. Nice choice of Todd and the director :-D
Todd is someone who wants to show he is a competent individual and can move ahead on the job. His job just happened to be a drug dealer and murderer. He has all the motivation of an up and coming office intern.
I feel like he’d be a decent enough and productive member of society if he didn’t end up working with his uncle’s gang.
The way he was so polite and calm made me think there was something wrong with him from the beginning. I’m glad I was right. The way he treats Jessie like a good pet and how he even tells Walter he’s sorry about Hank’s death right after his uncle kills Hank. Damn his actor was good
The scene where Skyler finds them in Hollys room is an astounding scene even by BBs standards
He really was a monster. Todd didnt feel remorse for killing, he had zero empathy. Killing for him was no different then making soup, it was just a routine for him like brushing your teeth or having a meal. To him it was like stepping on a bug, you have no second thought about it. Thats what made Todd so scary.
That is why a sociopath is.
Agree
I would never step on a bug.
i wouldn't call him a monster. it's just that he's used to killing people i guess. he probably does feel bad about what he's doing, but he learned how to live with it and move on. of course i'm assuming a lot here but since he's a side character with little development and almost no background i feel okay assuming some things about him.
@@user-ez7vw9xg6e How can you possibly state he's not a monster? He killed the kid, he killed Andrea, he killed that cleaning lady in el camino he had no problem having Jesse as a prisoner and all the while he didn't have any malice or envy he just did it all so casually. You say he probably felt bad about it, remember when they were watching Jesse's confession video and Jesse brought up how Todd killed the kid, he was smiling actually so if anything he probably liked it, but I suspect it was because he thought he did the right thing and expected to be praised by his uncle who was also watcjing
He's a monster.
An interesting thing to note is that even after all the torture Todd inflicted on Jesse, he didn’t give them Marie’s name even though she knew quite a bit.
He probably did but attacking a wife of a late dea asac ? Suicide.
@@timonfischer9679 They literally killed the dea asac . i dont think they would be scared to kill the wife too
@@commissaryarrick9670 That was before anyone knew anything, since Hank was on this case with just Gomez. But after he turns up dead the DEA would be watching everything related to him very closely.
Todd had so much potentials to become something greater, he learned to cook and he was already part of a gang of mercenaries. He was likely the candidate Gus wanted, somebody to rely on during action, but follows orders while also being able to cook perfectly. Funny how he appeared after Gang had his last breath.
Todd is so scary, and that fact is best shown by the break-in scene and the scene where they watch Jesse's video. Jack is insulted by Jesse's words. Todd, however, does not care. He never reserves his anger, but he never has outbursts like Jack and the rest of his crew. The break-in shows how effectively Todd controls a situation by gaining leverage before you could even know he's your enemy. Great character.
Todd was one of the most interesting characters on the show imo
Disturbing charector bro
@@yasirmasai9866 lmao u are idli sambar
Todd and Jack and all them seemed to just come out of nowhere. There wasn't an actual introduction
The CG Jeff yeah, that’s mainly why I like S4 more than S5 :/
It still flowed naturally though
Uncle Jack and the crew, how can you not love them? They TOOK care of business, and they were good at doing the job at hand. No distractions, meaning NO cunty bitches to answer to, no one to turn on a guy. That's until W.W. whose one step ahead, ALWAYS one step ahead.
Not true lol
@@NoName-pi7ke But Gus Fring is kind of a better guy than walter. He didnt kill without a reason. He got rid of a lot of bad guys. He gave people a place to work and a better live. He cared about his own men. Well, that stuff with the child... It looked like he didnt knew that. But after all, Gus Fring was the nicest of the drug bosses.
Todd was the only person in this show with the utmost respect and care for human life.
yed
Todd’s character was written so well and the actor did an incredible job at portraying a cold, logical, emotionless sociopath
Todd is truly evil. Todd is the definition of a wolf in a sheep's clothing. One of the most nonchalant characters out there.
@James Furey lol thanks for the correction. Should have double checked before posting
I’ll go ahead and say he’s worse than his uncle. At least with his uncle, what you see is what you get. You know to steer clear of him.
Todd-this guy probably tortured animals when he was 10. Lord knows whatever else fucked up shit he was doing with that “Aw Shucks” demeanor.
Truly a wolf in an elephants foreskin
@@baxatakbaxatak2014 Do you remember the episode where they jacked the meth chemicals from the train, then right after that he shot that little kid? The way he just calmly waived at the kid and hot him, it was such a heart breaking scene. Looking at Todds demeanor after he shot the kid was so calm but yet scary as shit at the same time. Wow, what a scene!!
@@Akshit.vats. lol
I once convinced a woman that I was Matt Damon and it worked because I believe it
I was that woman.
I convinced you both that this happened and it worked because I believed it
If Todd was Walt's original partner this show wouldn't exist cause everything would've went according to plan
3:15 makes want to give jesse a hug
Jesse's suffering really shows at the end that he not only just choked Todd, he snapped his neck too with all of his anger.
Saul was the responsable for bringing Todd and the others to the story.
Not really. Saul is responsible for bringing Vamonos Pest to the story. And the VP crew seemed way more decent than any of the nazi guys.
Rational oh you right! But still Todd was the connection for his Uncle Jack.
True, but the rest of the crue was never involved in the operation during the partnership with Mike and Jesse. It was only in the last run, when Walt parteneres with Todd, that he contacted the crew to kill the inmates.
@Christopher Marlowe well Gustavo Fring was not white 😏
Saul was responsible for everything if you think about it he was the one with all of the connections
What makes Todd even scarier is how softly and calmy he talks to people, but deep down having a sinister intention
I absolutely love Todd just for the fact that he’s so dull, he literally has no emotion, and barely speaks, when he does he talks really formal and calm which is really eerie for his character.
"Kenny, if he breaks his leg, he's not gonna be able to cook."
His fucking ringtone is she blinded me with science. Vince Gilligan you genius, you.
Haaland's life before his football career.
It’s been a while and rewatching these just remind me how this was/is/will always be the best show ever made start to finish.
0:35 walt doesn´t even flinch
Henrique Pereira yes he does if you look closely
Walt doesn't give a fuck about kids
@@lillettuce4977 ...or adults.
@@lillettuce4977 Walter felt bad
@@doriangray104 with how he acted in the episodes after, I really REALLY dont think he felt anything. It seemed he just said he felt sad to manipulate Jesse again. Walt is kinda the manifestation of all the bad guys in the show.
I want fat todd in smash
As a super smash bro’s character?
@@alexk1682 naw dude wants to get smashed in the butt by fat todd
@@oalvarez5486 top kek
@@oalvarez5486 Yay :)
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I find Todd's admiration for talented people interesting. The few times we see some genuine emotion from him is when he's watching Walter, Lidia, or Jesse at work.
For me Gus was the best antagonist on the show because he was very likable and wasn’t just a brute like Jack or a psycho like Todd. Season 5 had a lot of the best moments of the show but season 4 was a masterpiece from beginning to end. The Lily of the valley reveal was genuinely shocking and brilliant. All the actors of this show were perfect.
Anything more scary than Todd riding in the desert smiling and content singing "Sharing the night together" after his cold blooded murder?
O o oh , ye yeah
Such a beautiful moment haha...
the fact that he was able to enjoy music says that he is not without emotions.
Todd in BB: Thin
Todd in El Camino: *T* *H* *I* *C* *C*
Lmao
i liked todd so much as a character, he's a psycho but at the same time he's just so damn polite, not even one scene where he seems angry, and his childlike behavior like saying seeing car crushed into a cube is cool before hes a bout to dissolve a corpse, he just so damn dedicated at his job
5:30 : And then Todd just casually sits right next to Jesse. WOW. lol
**murders innocent child**
“Shit happens.”
Todd gained so much weight from the last episode of Breaking Bad to the filming of El Camino that it made the flashback scenes in El Camino harder to believe. They should have got him to cut some weight.
I agree on that
He's not Christian Bale after all!
“We can talk money after I get this down”
Walt respects his commitment
"I didn't want to kill him"
*took the spider as a trophy*
Sometimes I feel Lydia was an even bigger psychopath than he ever was.
If she was a psychopath she wouldn't act like a timid mouse
@Ben Franklin Kinda like Gale who saw his job as not something that could bring consequences. He closed himself in the lab and was confident in Gus' security. He saw himself as any other regular chemist, making vaccines and medicine, all of which were also drugs. But then in the fantastic finale, he is shot down, all of his actions led to it and his mistake was well..cooking meth. Like Hank said "If he had applied his brain into something else, who knows, he could've saved humanity"
@@spinnyboi5659 it doesn’t matter if you are a bloodthirsty henchman or just the chemist. if you’re in the game then you’re in the game, there is no middle ground 😎👌
@@big_2361 Yeah. No matter how innocent you may seem and no matter what you do. You can still cook the drug and mind your own business, separate yourself without dabbling into the guns and the explosions and the death and murder, it's still bound come to you. He's a very interesting character and pretty underrated. I really kinda want a spin off of him, at least a season.
@@spinnyboi5659 hopefully we’ll see more of him in the next season of bcs
Honestly, Todd's one of my favorite characters. He's truly a psycho, but his affability and childlike quirks give him a cute factor. And to be fair, one could maybe excuse his lack of empathy due to not having a proper moral compass as he was raised by Nazis his whole life.
Exactly. Well said
That cute factor is exactly why you want to excuse him
He had to die, but that doesn't mean that he deserved to die. His death was like a rabid dog being put down.
Todd to me is unpredictable, he shows heart in one matter but then shows a lack of empathy in another. I think his character is really interesting.
@@trequor to me, todd didn't even care for his uncle and those guys, he always looked up to Walter, and him working by Walter honestly would've worked fine for decades to come, as long as there was always something for todd.
I love how “She Blinded Me with Science” is Todd’s ringtone for Walt
Every time I see Andrea's death I whisper to myself, it's fake, it's fake, this is just tv, it's fake. Aaron's acting makes me so emotional during that scene.
Same I have to remind myself Jesse isn’t a real person
Thing is I liked Todd
Unlike all the other characters in the show with big egos he was the only one with respect
same i think todd is top 3 for me he is obviously evil but he gets the job done right with no slip ups besides yk not being able to cook meth as purely as jesse or walt
Shoots a mother in front of her child...
*MISSION PASSED!*
*RESPECT +*
i didn’t but did feel bad when he died, cos he has a weird childlike perception and response to people but he’s done awful things
@@killar1one well j think Todd never had any real hate or envy of someone like he never killed ppl cuz he wanted too or cuz he was mad …Andrea was cuz his fcked up uncle who manipulates Todd told him too and the kid on the dirt bike is debatebel but he looks up to Walter and wanted no slip ups and since he’s alrdy numb to killing he did what was most logical to him….tho his numbness to killing isn’t his fault either he just grew up alrdy his uncle too much prolly 😅
0:36 When I see kids doing fortnite dances in the hallway
Lol
bob yes
I feel you.
haha fortnite bad xDD yes i am a grown up, I just want to kill children who play some random video game I dont like xDDDDD
@@americantoastman7296 virgin
People enjoy romanticizing Todd but I think the most interesting possibility is if he was not shaped by trauma at all. Like it’s just his natural chemistry
3:43 the way he smiles here... freaking scary.
Todd saved pinkman’s ass for real
Yup he shouldn't have
Yeah, but he did it only for his own benefit. Lydia wanted Todd to create a more purified meth and she was going to end business with him unless he did. Plus, he has a crush on Lydia. He saw Pinkman as his ticket.
@@YT-Trenton while that's absolutely true, I kind of get the feeling he liked having Jesse around.
Don't get why todd gets so much hate he is a brilliant character, he's not meant to be likeable, but at the same time he is meant to be and i feel he shouldnt be hated as a character just for his nature instead, and yet I weirdly like him anyway.
Well you just answered your own question, he's not supposed to be likeable. The whole cast of BB is written brilliantly which is what I think the liable part is.
we as an audience are supposed to hate him, with almost every action he does he takes away sympathy.
Watch el camino bro
He is really a monster who does not feel pain
@@alexzaz123 I've seen el camino, I've seen everything breaking bad related lmao
I know you're not meant to like him but I don't get why people don't actually like his character and just fully hate him because he's fascinating
One of the greatest shows I've ever watched man. Truly a work of genius
Man props to this edit! That was really well done 👍
Honestly, he is my favourite character, he always acts with good manners, but doesn't hesitate to kill if that means getting the job done, unlike Walter and Jesse, he doesn't try to bring morality to something that has a lack of it...
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what no
So he's likeable because he has no morals?
@@vasvas8914 way to put words in his mouth
@@ignaciocamacho5564 thats basically what he is saying.
0:18 - the bearded guy is the guy Jimmy hired to take that figurine from that printer shop in BCS
Jesse: *beaten to a bloody pulp, body riddled with scars, having an emotional breakdown*
Todd: Let's cook :D
3:25
Todd was a good boy. He just wanted to be a scientist. So caring.
He was a chess grandmaster. And then some kid beat him at chess and he decided its time to cook meth.
5:27 pew
All the days I took of work to sit at home drinking whiskey and watching this all day I'll never regret
i think it’s way scarier when a character is horribly evil and they’re not even aware of it. watching El Camino was when it rlly set in how unaware Todd was of his own actions and deeds and how they affected others
This makes me want to watch, "El Camino" again.
Together with Gus and the twins, Todd is the one I found the scariest, from a distance he looks like a teenager but up close he looks creepy and deadly
Brilliant editing. No soundtrack. Great cuts. Bravo 👏
Todd is a very polite young man who never makes it personal, is friendly to kids, and would even give a prisoner ice cream.
When Todd says ‘sorry for your loss’ you know it’s a bad situation
Plemons played him so subtle! Dumb and evil. Beautiful
Since finishing breaking bad for the first time a few years ago and seeing some of his other work, I think Jesse Plemons is the most underrated actor of the 21st century
He’s getting more roles lately, particularly with Disney owned studios.
@@galehunter2519 he's also one of the lead in martin scorsese new movie with dicaprio and de niro
@@xxxollp635 And that's also the reason why he had to gain weight, for that specific role.
I love it how he treats pinkman to some ben & Jerry’s ice cream & says “goodnight”... it’s quite ridiculous.
Mark Shaggy and yet he volunteered to torture him.. that’s what makes his character interesting
El Gato Cosmico - absolutely agreed man. A classic ‘baby faced’ psychopath.