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- Breaking Bad - Jane's Dad Finds Out Scene: Donald (John de Lancie) discovers that Jane (Krysten Ritter) is off the wagon.
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US Air Date: 2008
Network: AMC
Starring: Aaron Paul, John de Lancie, Krysten Ritter
Director: Colin Bucksey
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Jane: "His name is Jesse dad and you don't know the first thing about him, he doesn't just use drugs, he manufactures meth with his high school teacher and also got rid of a few dead bodies"
Bruh
He does pay his rent though
Well, gee, isn't that wonderful?
😂
@@NothingToPointOut24 and he's got civil rights
Jane’s Dad is probably the most tragic character of the entire series.
I felt so bad for him... daughter OD's, causes massive plane crash, supposedly commits suicide with shotgun
Not... Jane? Or Andrea?
@@zcmini000 They all died, but before he did, he had to deal with the grief of losing a child. Then he had to live with knowing he caused a plane crash that killed hundreds. Then he killed himself.
@@Erinski yeah...realistically, i don't see how anyone can bounce back after all of that.
I'd give that place to Jesse considering all he lost and what he suffered through. It isn't good to lose your daughter though, let alone cause the crash of two airplanes
This is all misunderstanding, he has Civil Rights.
He pays his rent.
, yo
@@matthewriley7826 I am not quite following here. Paying rent lends him immunity from using heroin under the roof provided by Jane's poor Father.
He's a weak character and seriously overrated actor.
@@jeffreywilliams144 you are an underrated idiot.
@@jeffreywilliams144 where the hell is this coming from lol
I felt bad for her dad. He seems like a loving father. But he has no control over who his daughter turns out to be.
no he didn’t that’s what makes it sadder he’s one of the few people in Breaking Bad who deserved better
@@darthuchiha1418 yea he definitely deserved a better daughter anyway
Jesse's fault
@@dooki3face to be fair she was the one that floated the idea of doing heroin if my memory serves me correctly
@@TEAMRONALDO1 should've just got rid of her and make another, that's what I would do
Something most people don’t know about this scene; it was all a big misunderstanding and once Janes Dad began to see Jesse had in fact paid his rent he immediately apologised and they became excellent friends
That's good actually because this scene was starting to make me a little uncomfortable. Glad they made up and Jane and Jesse got the help they needed
@@perrybb2 wtf that is totally not what happened 😂
@@Gsx90 you’re right: what really happened is Jesse and her dad wound up going on a boating adventure and he wound up adopting Jesse in the end
@@porkypig8008 jesse proced to leave the meth industry and make step sister cooking tutorials with jane
@@Gsx90 Jane and Jesse are living quite comfortably in Rangiora, New Zealand with their 3 kids. Walt retired from the business after his cancer went into remission and is enjoying his time with his family as well.
You know, Jesse practically feels like a cameo character in this scene. It's like an entirely separate family drama but just so happens to be set in the same universe. Really makes it stick out in my mind even with how little presence these characters have in the show at large. Good stuff
Very good worldbuilding, people actually have lives and history outside the scope of the characters we follow
@@VicenzoV same with tuco. He only appears in 4 episodes and his impact is felt
i think that's what made the show so freaking good. they always created side characters that felt like real complex humans, which made the show feel so much more realistic. in real life, everyone's got their own life and their own family drama and while you might feel like the main character sometimes (we all do), everyone is just as complex in their own way, and conflicting narratives is what causes conflict. A lot of shows screw up because they don't add this level of complexity to their side characters. Side characters often feel like plot devices that do exactly what the narrative needs them to do and it makes many shows seem simplistic and uninteresting because it's not how real people interact with each other.
True, only great shows can pull that off.
never saw it like that but interesting
I watched Jane cry
Very good comment.
@Kane Baron Thank you, Mr. Obvious.
@@Radimunto So... the first guy joking about that quote made a "very good comment" but another guy continuing the quote is Mr. Obvious fot whatever reason?
@@sirbibton He didn't joke, he just quoted the real quote. So yes, that's Mr. Obvious.
And I could have stopped her, but I let her cry
Watching this scene almost makes you forget that her dad is the most loving and responsible person here and both Jesse and Jane are in the wrong and would be on the path of self-destruction without intervention.
yes
Jesse will rise and shine eventually!
I feel like the dad was also in the wrong, he shouldn't have got violent
Very true but like every tv show has delusional fans who will say otherwise.
@@Josh0639yea he should’ve just let them use and use and they coudlve peacefully became the crack couple next door with scabs all over their face 😮😮😮😮😮
Jane's dad was by far the most sympathetic character in the series. He wanted no part of Walter or Jesse's world. As a father ( and counting my blessings) I have no idea how I'd deal if Jane was my daughter. The unfortunate chain of events that later cost the lives of innocent airline passengers was a brilliant piece of writing that illuminates how the actions of "friends of friends" can change the course of one's life.
@@jjbb3148 Good method to deal with problems, just run away from them xD Anyway, ever have problem kids try this: listen to them. It won't fix anything overnight but it might make them realize they need help and actually want to get better. Stop telling them to not do whatever they're doing wrong, listen to why they do it anyway.
@@jjbb3148 Well luckily most parents love their kids and don't give up after five minutes then. Honestly if you raise your kids like that it's no surprise they get into addiction, poor example to always take the easy route you're setting there...
@@someguy4915 Jane wasn't a kid she was an adult, you are arguing to take care of an adult who only made bad choices and don't want to leave it.
No wonder we have 30 year olds who think smoking weed and not having goals in life is cool. You are literally destroying your kids if you are not holding them responsible for their actions. The real world is not their home and as a parent it is your responsibility to hold them responsible. If i use Jane as a example, she died because of her drug addiction.
He should have just gone through with calling the cops. That way, his daughter would still be alive along with the hundred of other airplane passengers. See, this is what happens when parents aren’t strict enough.
@@jjbb3148 yep
Every single 2-minute clip of this show sets off an intense desire to rewatch the entire series from start to finish. It’s that good.
I KNOW RIGHT?
I KNOW RIGHT?
why did you write that twice@@finnhyasebee889
why did you write that twice@@finnhyasebee889
Her addict impression is spot on "We where planning to go to rehab" " We where going to tell you" Even if you catch your love one doing smack they'll always try to sugar coat it.
Yup. As a heroin addict, I've said things exactly like that many times, and a lot of the times I say them to myself :(
I've never used heroin only lighter drugs but I could smell bs the second it started. Amazing writing and acting
I actually went to rehab by the way if anyone cares lol, I have 2 months clean now :)
@@John-sr2hr Good on you, John. It's nice to know you're taking control of the choices you make in your life. I wish you the best, man!
Were*
"It's not what it looks like"
It was, in fact, what it looked like
Speech 0.
I read that with Samuel L Jackson’s voice.
@@Stoireliusfor me it was freeman lol
0:42 This is the exact moment Jesse is woken up by Jane's Dad.
Vince Gilligan does it again
Bravo Vince 👏
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Vravo Bince!
He was too real for this world. Hail Jane’s Father
I felt most sorry for Jane's father in the whole show. All he wanted to do is help his daughter because he loved her, and when he thought there was progress, all was lost when she began using again. And after witnessing her death, he causes mayhem and is held responsible for deaths over 100 people. It is sad. He then attempts to kill himself, and doesn't do it successfully, and is rushed in hospital while in pain. And to think that Walter White is the main trigger of all his agony.. insane!
She was gonna end up killing herself thru heroin anyways
@@mftripz8445 That makes Walt's action justified? Walt never broke bad, there was always a monster inside that sad old pathetic man which was being slowly unleashed along the course of the series.
@@mftripz8445 yeah but knowing that after jane's death, Walt once fueled the monster inside of him, causing other peoples life's to become miserable. Maybe if he saved Jane, maybe he would've stopped, who knows?
Jane’s dad wins the show by killing the most people lol. He even out killed Gus and Walter combined. 😅 he should have stayed home.
@@aOrtega. Actually if Walter hadn’t moved Jane she would’ve been alive, so Walter is responsible for the plane deaths.
Kristen ritter is amazing here it’s probably her best scene in the show. It just feels like a proper family fight, her screams when he’s grabbing jesse, trying to think of anything to calm her dad down (even her dad seems real, caring so much but so scary at the same time)
Makes me think about what actors really "do" as I watch this. I always thought they just recite script. But the emotions
Jane really feels like a real addict. Pointing fingers at others for her own vices. Of course won’t make her less sympathetic of a character, she simply made bad decisions at a young age and was in the way of a horrible man
Jane did drugs to comfort Jesse, when Combo died and Jesse wanted to be alone to do meth she was about to leave him but then she paused and returned back, and that was it.
Could also be a deconstruction of the “young rebel against authority”. Seems when someone tries to tell her to go to rehab or get clean she digs in her heels, subverts their efforts, or resorts to threats rather than listen to well meaning direction. The problem is she thinks her addiction is something she can control when clearly she can’t.
Hey, if Q had such a problem with it, he should have just snapped his fingers and gone to another timeline where Jane never tried heroin.
Oh damn I didn't even realize that was the same actor!
Hahaha 100%
That's science fiction. This is reality.
@@zarmindrow5831 They are all actors, you idixt. It's not reality.
I think Zarmin Drow meant "realism"
This scene hits so much harder knowing where Jesses and Janes fate end up..
Honestly shocked the father didn't blame Jesse and kill him after Jane's death.
@@perrybb2 Instead he murdered everyone on that plane...
@@gandalf8216 That's not what murder is. It was a tragic accident you dolt.
And Jesse is now going on to live a fresh new life somewhere in Alaska I think. What a better ending for him compared to this horror.
@@perrybb2 He knew, deep down, that it wasn't Jesse's fault that Jane started using again.
I think they perfectly portrayed the unbreakable bond a dad has for his daughter. When she said "Please daddy" he instantly caved 😭
That's why don't want a daughter. I know I'll cave lol
how John de Lancie didn't have a MAJOR career is beyond me. This man's skills are amazing
He's done quite a bit, but he's not one for comedy, action, or romance, so while he's been at it for a very long time now, he's not a household name (unless your household is cool enough to be into Star Trek).
@@ImYourOverlord Eat any good books lately?
@@PR--un4ub 🤣
He's an incredibly prolific character actor but I agree he needs more leading roles
His career has done just fine; the guy got type-cast as 'omnipotent being who makes things happen by snapping his fingers.' I'd call that a win.
i felt bad for Jane’s Dad he didn’t deserve to lose his daughter but Jane lying to him didn’t made me feel any sympathy for her
The dad seemed like such a cool guy but his daughter sadly fell to drugs which brought out the worst in him.
His real mistake was continuing his air traffic job instead of getting help.
That's pretty harsh. Any psychologist will tell you addicts lying isn't a character flaw, it's a psychosocial symptom of their disease. You can't really blame her. I mean, it's not like Jesse never lied to his folks about anything...
Furthermore, responding to someone you love relapsing with anger isn't going to fix the problem. It's not like getting mad at Walt would have made his cancer go away.
@@hals6118 Yeah these people aren't exactly the brightest... it's not worth explaining to them if they're already blaming addicts for being addicts.
@@hals6118 We can and we do. Have some discipline, or be blamed for your actions. Simple as that. It's high time we stopped taking away responsibility from people who simply refuse to have any self control.
"takes one to know one" was a perfect line because it's such a childish comeback in a bloody serious discussion
It's actually a perfect line because it's so true. Jane's dad was projecting
@@Squatzoatz in what way lmao? Donald is successful man with a good job, that allowed him to own property he could rent out. his only fault was loving his daughter so much to the point it allowed her to emotionality manipulate him. on the other hand Jesse is a drug dealing junkie with no future, neck deep in the criminal behavior. Jesse if the loser here.
@@Squatzoatzyup Janes dad was a huge loser. In the script he actually abuses heroin too
@@Squatzoatzfeedback from delusional fans are always entertaining.
Jesse deserved a more harsh ending.
@@jayr3381Jesse became a slave and tortured by Todd, he arguably had a more harsh go at it than the other characters as is. Plus Andrea's death.
If you ask me Hector and Walt got off light. Those two and Saul are the cause of everything that happens in the show and they go out easy.
I love how Jesse tries to bring up his civil rights as he threatens to assault someone with a bat
I mean it's the US. As soon as someone is located in your home you are legally allowed to kill'em out of self defense
I can just imagine the headache he’d give Saul if he called him from lockup. “Kid, just because you pay rent doesn’t give you immunity from crime!”
The guy he was threatening had literally assaulted him, like, 3 seconds beforehand
You mean threatened to defend himself from a violent intruder? Not that the Dad's anger isn't justified, but Jesse is not in the wrong for picking up a bat
@@2ndcousinrichard658I'd argue that it wasn't assault, I'd argue it was battery seeing as how Jesse's face got hit on that plastic milk crate, AND Jane's dad threw him down onto the ground.
Jesse is beyond lucky this guy isn't a member of the Q Continuum.
LMAO
Didn't get it
@@0ffguy248 You wouldn't get it
@@andreiboroianu946 can u explain it for me?
I think because the dad was in star trek back in the day
"Thank you for not being judgmental 24 hours a day," she says sarcastically.
The hell do you expect him to say? Clearly being patient and understanding hasn't worked. Man, I feel for the dad so much. He tried all he could.
“He tried all he could.” No, he didn’t. He should have been far more strict by calling the cops.
@@mechadoggy that decision is a heavy one tho, she goes to jail then never speaks to her dad again
@@jeffery_tang Yeah, but if Jane’s dad loved her enough to discipline her by calling the cops, she wouldn’t be dead because there would have been no opportunity for Walt to turn her body over onto her back. Besides, getting arrested for drug possession doesn’t necessarily mean jailtime. My friend Jay was arrested as a drug dealer, and he was ordered by the court to choose between jailtime or inpatient rehab. He chose to go for rehab at Teen Challenge where his life was completely transformed, and he was never the same again. Today, he is married to a beautiful woman and has a wonderful child with her.
That’s why I can’t stop crying about Jane’s death. It’s not just that she was trying really hard to keep clean, given that she’s 18 months sober. It’s not just that she’s Jesse’s first love. It’s not just that her death represents a significant turning point in Walt’s morality. It’s not just that her death leads to the deaths of dozens and dozens of airplane passengers as well as her own father’s suicide. It’s also because of the missed opportunity cost of what could have been. It’s the potential beautiful life that Jane and Jesse could have built for themselves, just like my friend Jay did with his life and how even his parents recovered from drugs too.
@@mechadoggy honestly but in my eyes he just had blind hope bc he lobed his daughter so much. the moment she says she’ll go to rehab you can see that, he didnt want to send her to jail but ya he shoulda been stern harsh reality v tragic death that gets ne
@@nicrules77 “the moment she says she’ll go to rehab you can see that, he didn’t wa t to send her to jail” Ok, he didn’t have to send Jane (and Jesse) to jail that very instant but should have at least booked Jane (and Jesse) into inpatient rehab at that very instant. That way, Jane wouldn’t have been killed by Walt.
I have no idea why but when Jesse says 'I got civil rights' it cracks me up
He's the guy who thinks "wire" is an element.
I won't lie....hearing that tone of voice, the anger in it but the most heartbreaking of all the disappointment hidden behind it.....i've heard that tone before from my own family, for things far far FAR lesser than using drugs, and hearing it again so genuine and so authentically gave me flashbacks to that same talking down to, that same anger and that same disappointment....
"Takes one to know one." Quality comeback right there lol
Hit ‘em with the classic “I know you are but what am I” 😂
He’s strung out on smack, can’t expect all of them to be winners.
I've seen this same pattern with people I used to be friends with who got into hard drugs. They're increasingly late, seem more and more distant, and they have an answer for everything. Then that day comes when you bust them in the act. It becomes inevitable at that point.
This is the moment Jane became rehabberg
LMFAOO
Is nobody gonna talk about how at 0:19, that shot, Jane's father being pissed, how he looks extremely terrifying?
And a few seconds later he looked terrified.
The low-angle shot makes him look vastly superior, too.
Amazing acting on his part. When my mom caught me relapsing (self harm) two years ago, she had the same exact face.
God Ritter is such a good actress. I would never recognize her as Jessica Jones here. She needs more roles.
She's an amazing actress, I can't imagine anyone playing Jessica Jones as well as she did.
@@H.K.5Did we watch the same show? IMO her acting was mediocre in JJ. She wore one of two expressions and delivered every line in the same stilted manner. She was constantly outclassed by Carrie Anne Moss and David Tennant.
@@SimBol1216 That was just the way her character was written, I didn’t see anything bad about her performance. She’s a better actress than Carrie in my opinion.
She also played one of Rory's Yale friends in the final season of Gilmore Girls.
For those of you who don't know, John de Lancie (the actor who plays Jane's dad) is a legend. He plays Q on Star Trek Voyager and TNG.
I feel sorry for anyone too young not to know this. He also gets punched by Sisko in Ds9.
And Discord
@@alhemmings8554 "You hit me! Picard never hit me!"
@@alphamikeomega5728
‘I’m not Picard.’
- The Sisko
I was scrolling looking for this 😅
I wonder if the whole story arc of Jane was inspired at all by the band Jane's Addiction.
"Jane says...."🎶🎵🎵🎶
How Walt woke up Jesse: "Jesse wake up, wake up Jesse!"
Meanwhile Jane's Dad: 0:43 😭😂
I read this as if Walt had a nice smile on his face as he woke up Jesse.
Jane's dad is one of the few decent characters on the show.
Seriously, her dad is Q. Did she think he wouldn't find out?
Who?
@@Kevin-rp4km John De Lancie's most famous role was that of Q, an omnipotent being. This was on Star Trek.
This is the moment Jane's Dad becomes Jane's Mom
Wait what so Jane's dad is a woman?
@@abramsullivan7764 Yeah, you don’t remember that scene??
Bravo Vince
Janes dad is a level headed man, and if something happens to his daughter because of her drug use he won’t be effected. I’m saying his work performance will be 100% fine
I hope because of his daughter he won't accidentally create 9/11 2.0
Yeah.....about that
i feel really bad for her dad, he thought jane was getting over her addiction
Tbf, she WAS getting over her addiction until Jesse showed up and reintroduced her back into drugs
@@craftymasterproductions4218 😩
Vampire in that pfp lmfao
It is impossible to see DeLancy as anyone other than Q. Very cool thing he actually played his real age in the most recent season of Picard in a largely 21st century world.
Picard is garbage though.
man... what happens to jane and her father is so sad, and whats even more sad is when you think about how common overdoses are now a days and how so many families have to go through that hell every day.
The crazy thing about the writing here is..
I SYMPATHIZE for Jane’s dad. He’s a minor side character, but 100% in the right… imagine Jane was your daughter, sister or close family.
Question arises why in a first place they do it
No he's not, he's flawed too. That's why he immediately shifted the blame onto Jesse, who never even knew the Dad, much less did he promise him to stay clean. Jane is the one who "relapsed", Jane is the one who missed her appointment, Jane is the one blatantly lying. So of course, Jesse get's attacked for it, lol.
Why the hell would sympathizing with him be “crazy”?
And this is exact moment when DeLancy became Q
I can’t believe Jane’s Dad tried to bully Jessie in his own private domicile
Just remembered that Discord’s voice actor was on Breaking Bad lol
And Discord would canonically be aware of that.
literally found this out today because someone animated this scene with discord and fluttershy. I was wondering why it oddly fit.
Jane is a lot like Tuco, pretty damn cool when clean but just the worst person when using.
Nah, even when he wasn't taking meth he still was pretty crazy
Tuco is literally nuts all of the time. The only time he's even slightly restrained is around his mother.
@@BlazingOwnager ..and here I thought he was Mexican.
@@BlazingOwnager Think it's his grandmother
I don't think we ever really see Tuco when he isn't using. But he was definitely chill and respected his elders. Plus he made delicious looking food.
all i thought about was when Q fought Cisco
"You hit me. Jesse never hit me."
*Sisko, but yeah :D
fisticuffs... pugilism... the manly art of self defense
Such a heartbreaking scene.
Jane's Dad is the same voice actor as Discord from My Little Pony
He's also Q from Star Trek.
I cant un hear it now
So gross to see Jane try to play every manipulative card in the book on her dad. Lying, screaming, crying, then finally playing the victim when she has no other cards to play.
Oh, I forgot, there ARE excellent, outstandingly written shows every now and then, interspersed among all the reality TV garbage that dominates.
You forgot?
Sturgeon's Law: 90% of everything is crap
@@zoxyy.1x I forgor 💀
@@Frank-eh3jc what?
@@zoxyy.1x I forgor 💀
Jesse could have the balls to tell him “that is my crack, she just overslept”
Sadly he knows his daughter all too well, and wouldn’t buy it. Not that Jesse was looking to sell though
Using Jesse's logic, one could rob a bank and kidnap a neighbor for ransom...but hey, he pays his rent.
The dude was just awoken from a heroin trip and didnt know what was going on, everyone would say something silly in his situation.
I mean
He did pay his rent
Actually he's right. Even as the owner, the dad had no right to invade his home like that and assault him. Jesse could actually sue him.
@@jugurthasyphax6341 Jeese won't win, there were drugs at his place.
@@vishnudas1907 Obviously he'd make them disappear (I meant to add that but didn't think it necessary). The dads testimony wouldn't be enough since he had no right to be there in the first place, no proper chain of evidence. Even cops can't use improperly gathered evidence like that.
Jane was doomed from the get-go. He fell in love with her at the wrong time. She introduced Jesse to heroin and nearly sucked him down the deep end with her. Jesse couldn't save Jane from her deadly habit, but he can still carry on. Could've carried on better with Andrea who overcame her addiction for the sake of motherhood.
Donald, Drew Sharp, and Howard Hamlin are the 3 biggest casualties of the series. Absolutely heartbreaking.
That Good Samaritan who helped the truck driver that Mike left as a witness too
Also Nacho and Jesse
@@romanpattysstuff Nah, not so much Jesse. He didn't deserve to me psychologically tortured, and kept imprisoned for a couple years, but he wasn't an innocent person.
@@kimberlyh.1090 yeah, I know. Nacho wasn't innocent either but I think we can agree that they deserved better after all. Also, call me a nerd but he was imprisoned for 6 months, not years
They would be the top most innocent casualties, below them would be the likes of gale and werner
Addiction is such a scary thing. Your brain makes all these extreme dopamine inducing pathways that make it feel impossible to stop. Even 18months clean and knowing what bad it can do to you, yet you can still fall right back into the rabbit hole.
Q could have easily handled that insolent human.
For those of you that just loooove Jesse, the Janes addiction segment shows the collateral damage caused in large part by those, like Jesse, who supply hard pipe-hittin drugs to the marketplace....and what makes Jesse even less sympathetic is that, unlike the project dealers in The Wire who had zero options, Jesse was raised by loving parents with means and adoration.
When she want something...then.....Jesse gotta pay the re-ent! Jane's addiction. I see what you did there!
That’s why Jesse breaks and starts snitching because he realizes he should’ve just stayed out the game. Honestly Jesse should’ve and would have died by tuco. He’s that lame in the game.
Theres always an excuse isnt there
jesse is a fictional character, whatever horrible actions he committed literally don't matter
Jane was a junkie long before she met Jesse and would likely have relapsed on her own. And if Jesse has no excuse for choosing to become a junkie while hailing from a middle class household, neither does Jane. As Bill said, everyone can make excuses all day long. Even people from the ghetto, as US citizens have more opportunities in life than 80% of mankind. Roof over their heads, homes equipped with most modern appliances, access to schools, strong economy; welfare. I grew up in such ghettos (the European kind), I'm a POC. Those guys become dealers for the same reasons as Jesse: because it's easier, faster money and a flashier lifestyle than applying yourself in school and holding a job. I grew up with them, I know.
Jane's dad is a brilliantly written character, for the simple reason that you should theoretically feel bad for him, but since he's a landlord, you actually don't
Landchads rise up
Jane's Dad is the voice of Discord in MLP lmao
this is the moment that Jane became Jessica Jones
"Sometimes I think the only reason I come here is to listen to these wonderful speeches of yours..."
Jesse: _says anything_
Donald: "Save your words, primate, spare me from hearing your orifice flap!"
I feel like everyone in the comments failed to address the elephant in the room, both Jesse and Jane have overbearing parents full of expectations while only providing little guidance. Everyone these days love to glorify strict parenting and thinks it's cool to harshly punish their kids for every mistake they make, all that does is making kids hide bad behavior, hence why Janes father is cluless about her relapsing
Finally someone who get’s it. Can’t believe after so much scrolling this is the only comment like this I could find. Addiction, especially heroin addiction, is massively hard to get rid of. Being mad at your daughter for relapsing is not helpful. Him being mad is the reason she hid it in the first place
It’s nothing to do with parents. It is what is. We’re addicts because we’re addicts.
This scene is so heartbreaking that it almost makes me forget that the dad is Discord from My Little Pony.
This is the moment the civil rights act passed
I can't believe John de lancie played such serious character
Blasphemy! You're lucky I don't cast you out or smite you or something.
I wish de Lancie would get more roles.
I used to live in a really abusive family and her screaming got to me so much in this scene. It felt so authentic to the desperate cries I'd yell out when my father did his bs. The feeling of desperation in the fact her actress is not holding back her screaming at all when her character is supposed to feel without any control is so freaking accurate
Jane’s dad had the worst life on all of breaking bad. he wanted the best for his daughter. She OD. He caused the plane crash and then ended his own life. It’s very sad story
It’s so funny how Jane dad is the voice of Discord from MLP. I can really hear it XD
After Q finally got kicked out of the Continuum for the final time he decided to hide in 20th century earth as Picard had already long since retired and no one else would put up with him :)
“I got Civil Rights” 😂😂😂
He's ''Jesse Jackson''.
"Picard wouldn't have been a meth dealer"
Damn...the fathers in the BB/BCS are the most tragic...
Papa varga and this man here.
Neither wanted any role to pay in or wanted a part of it...they were nevertheless sucked in.
Walt watching Jane dying was one of the most shocking moments for me in the entire series.
Not just you, or me either. Bryan Cranston later said that scene was traumatic for him.
Jean Luc would never do drugs and sleep with my daughter.
I guess the Q Continuum took Q's powers away again
The fact that even in a situation as dire as this the father takes his pent up rage on anyone else but his daughter. This character is one of the very few of the show that is perfectly moral (Jesse is sympathetic as hell too but anyone in the father’s place would also despise him in this situation). And of course he’s the one who ends up suffering the most.
I always wonder what happened to the mother. You know there is a really sad story there too.
"Shacking up with this scumbag, this loser"
"Takes one to know one"
But like, Jane's dad has a real job, owns property that he rents out, and isn't too bad on the eyes, Jesse was off in this one.
That scene broke my heart. I felt for the dad. Even the first time i watched it, i was always on his side.
Nothing like a good wake up beating to start your day.
“I GOT CIVIL RIGHTS!”
Even in a serious scene like this, Jesse still manages to be funny. Something about the way he says this, I don’t know how the show is capable of pulling that off so many times.
You don’t want to mess with Q, he’ll click you out of existence 😂
Jesse: "I pay my rent, I have civil rights."
Jane's dad: "You're right sir. I owe you an apology. Please forget my temper, have a lovely afternoon."
Discord from My Little Pony 💀
i was wondering where did i hear this voice before
Q was really PO'd here.
Jesse ruined her but it’s also her fault for having no self control
everyone is in scene is an absolute gold! John He Lancie does not get enough credit for his work on breaking bad.
it took me so long to understand that her dad is Discord from mlp
1:04
Even in the Q continuum, one still has to pay rent!
We finally got to meet Jessica jones father
This is the moment that Walt wasn't in this moment.
The dad was such a good actor he made me feel like I was in trouble for using again.
It’s funny seeing Q as the responsible one
What most people don't realize is the symbolism of Jane's Dad storming in and punching Jesse. It subtly delivers the message that he disapproves of Pinkman being with his daughter.
"Maybe it's better for you to just go to the cops" Jesse says that to Walter when he talked about killing Gale when they were in laser tag, and that's what Walter should have done when he was worried about Jesse and Jane, the same thing her father thought of doing
He looks like Clancy Brown in the thumbnail