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US Air Date: 2008
Network: AMC
Starring: Aaron Paul, Bryan Cranston, Dean Norris, Steven Michael Quezada
Director: Michelle MacLaren
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Alternative Ending: Jack and his crew get held up in traffic and Walt is arrested.
Alternate Ending: They listen and don’t go at all
And Todd eating 10 hamburgers.
Alternative ending: Todd trying to get into Lydia's pants
Then while Walter is in prison he spends all his time in the medical ward getting tax payer funded treatment where his cancer goes into remission permanently. He writes a book about his ordeal and makes more than he ever did from meth.
Or Jack dropped his watch in the toilet
Man, I’m glad Walter came to his senses and cancelled the attack. I can’t imagine what would happen if Jack and his gang actually came.
Jack and his gang actually came and changed the entire story just right after this scene lol
@@debindralimbu381 you must be fun at parties
@@debindralimbu381 you didn't understand the joke
@@vip2648 Am I missing something ? Or is it a dad joke I’m not getting ??
@@debindralimbu381 both😂
Can you imagine Saul Goodman defending Walter on trial?
Bro would prolly get him out with probation 💀💀
Saul couldn't even defend himself.
Jesse testifed against him. Saul would've gotten a new identity
Well for one thing Saul would be listed as a co conspirator. He actively helped with a lot of the crimes. Thats why he left.
Also of all the clients of Saul that we have seen so far Walt has by far the longest list of crimes to his name, and I would argue that this would mark the first and only client ever that Saul CANT defend
Did you know that you have rights?
Constitution says ya do!
I love how Heisenberg got arrested the way Gus was killed. Gus got caught off guard because he didn't expect Heisenberg and Hector to team up. Heisenberg got off guard because he didn't expect Hank and Jesse to team up.
that`s right! and Hank and Jesse got off guard because they did not expect Heisenberg and a bunch low life criminals to team up!😀
@@vacakpocok And Gomey
A common and well-worn story device, because it's so effective. Baron Harkonnen lost because he didn't expect the Atreides and Fremen to team up. Stringer Bell didn't expect Omar and Brother Mouzone to team up.
And then Hank died the same way Max died
@@knowledgeanddefense1054 And Walt reacted the same way Gus did. Face down on the floor.
This is the moment jack made up his mind 10 minutes ago.
Lol. These never get old if done right.
They cut it off too soon!
No, ten minutes ago was the moment Jack made up his mind
isnt his name frank?
@@pepperpeterpiperpickled9805 no its Jack
This is the moment when things went from Breaking Bad to Breaking Worse.
Breaking Bad to Breaking Very Bad
More like Breaking Loose
More like Breaking Hank's head
Cool a new joke and not just the moment jokes that have become so tired...bravo
@@Carlos-pj1yw more like breaking Steve
What a heartwarming scene. Hank finally solves his big case and gets to put the cuffs on Walt. I’m sure he’ll pour himself a drink when he gets home.
Yeah no doubt!
I loved the scene where he and Gomey were having a nice, cold bottle of Schraderbraü in celebration of finally arresting Heisenberg.
@@matadeverdoemdenI prefer the scene where Saul defends Heisenberg on trial
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor I was completely awestruck when he showed up at heisenberg's cell and said "you called?"... Sucks that we already know what's gonna happen at that point, what with the confession tape and all. Banger scene nonetheless.
Yeah, with God.
What an ending to this show. It’s great knowing absolutely nothing happened after this scene
Yeah, nothing bad happens to hank after this
its true there's absolutely no way Jack and his lackeys can get there quickly in the meantime they probably got to their cars headed to DEA headquarters or something they lived arrestfully ever after the end
hank definitly didnt got buried on the sand
The DEA will be proud of ASAC Schrader, and so will his whole family for putting an end to Walt’s madness. It’s been so long, after all.
This is the moment where Hank became one with his minerals
Underrated comment.
*ROTTING IN THE COARSE NEW MEXICO DIRT, WHERE THE DESERT MAGGOTS WITH MINI SOMBREROS EAT YOUR FLEEEESSSSHHHHHH!*
Jesus Christ George, they’re rocks..
Lol,fancy name for a bunch of *ROCKS*
Hahaha
I'm sure nothing bad happened after the clip ended
Yep 100%
Yeah the show ends like this
Yeah the series finished up with a quick court seen and Walt being led away for life as Hank revels happily at the verdict.
It’s a tv show
It's like in GTA when the cops arrest you and you restart outside of the police station. He's OK.
Even towards the end at 2:16 Jessie switches between a genuine smile at Walt’s capture and terrified hesitation because he knows mr white still might have a magic way out. Plus walters death stare made it seem like he still had the upper hand even if he didn’t, it was confusing to Jessie. He’s smarter and he’s luckier
And that magic way out was something Walt desperately wanted called off because he knew it would get Hank killed.
And away he got
Jesse fighting a man with his hands cuffed behind his back: **Bring it! Bring it! Come on!**
Sums up his character perfectly.
I always felt Jessie was walts down fall. Every turn.
Walt always was trying to clean up Jessie’s messes brought on by moral hang ups.
also he gets called a coward and then spits an unarmed handcuffed man in the face, like a true coward would
He did beat him up in a fight tho without cuffs lol
@@Qqxx22 true... Should've ditched jeese..
@@Qqxx22 affirmative.
The way Walt doesn't even acknowledge Hank and is staring at Jesse the whole time is the epitome of "if looks could kill".
If eyes could kill*
@@ipoop4359 The saying is "if looks could kill".
@@yeye8915 If eyes could kill*
Both works
@@hillwoop9101 nah, it is if looks could kill
i love how jesse is so paranoid in the beginning because he thinks walter is somehow going to get away.
And he was right
He would have for 2 different reasons lol
Mr white is the devil
And he was right
You can see the hesitant smile come over his face each time it's made more certain that he's actually being arrested.
It starts when the cuffs first go on, but even after that, the same scared hesitance surrounds each smirk and each step in the arrest. Jesse wouldn't have felt certain until Walt was literally locked into his cell.. -If even then.. If ever.
I remember watching this cheering for hank thinking "THEY GOT HIM!!", completely unaware that this series was going to become darker than anything i had expected. "Everything's gone in life, nothing is left"
i never cry watching people die in movies and tv. when jack shot hank. it broke me dude.
Ugh Hank fans
Rolls eyes
@@alexanderplatypus3664 couldn't have used an emoji?
@@alexanderplatypus3664 You realise you're not meant to idolize Walt, right?
@@Bruh-zx2mc he’s being sarcastic
“If you cannot afford an attorney…” I think he can afford all the attorneys at the same time
I hope he's got saul on speed dial
Not really considering any money he would’ve had would’ve been seized as drug money. They already knew all 80 million was buried around there
Bryan Cranston’s acting in this entire series was just perfect
@Dom I still can't believe this is Hal from Malcolm in the Middle. What a transformation!
Dean Norris was good too
Best television performance ever
His acting was so good he had us all fooled we thought he was the nice family man but he really was a cold killer
In his words: it 👏 was👏just👏perfect!👏
I wish I could blank my memory and rewatch this show
Never heard a more spot on statement in my life.
It's still v good to rewatch after a sufficient break
You should check out Banshee or Dexter.👍
I wish I could erase my memory from season 4 and 5.
I wish i could erase your memory and rewatch this shot
0:31 that little smile, he almost can't believe Walt is getting his due
2:14 this is when he knew that Walt had something up his sleeve and was going to escape, but obviously not how Walt wanted it to turn out.
Insane how the show just cuts to credits after this scene. A bold move
Literally making us think that the show is over
2:12 Walt is in handcuffs, staring at Jesse and Jesse still looks scared. That’s how terrifying Walt was at this point.
If anything, Walt should be scared of Jesse
Jesse is scared just shows why hes a coward and *uss*. If he never met walt he would probably die cuz of drugs anyway. Walt cared about jesse but, na jesse was just a coward
@@eutopioeutopia8387 lol
Walt poisoned a child and shot Mike in a fit of childish rage, but called Jesse a coward...
@@zaneplatt3533 walt didnt kill brock, the idea was bad but it was the only way for walt to make jesse open hes eyes. Like it or not that incident saved both walt and jesse.
Ozymandias is one of the best episodes.
Just... EVERYTHING falls apart.
Yeah. So many things happens on this episode that, if it were Lost or Walking Dead, it would take 2 seasons to unfold.
The one episode I struggle to rewatch. It’s so jarring.
Felina is better
Just... EVERYTHING Breaking Bad
(I'll see myself out)
@@proj4122 without ozy there was not a good felina as it looks now. Think about it
I love how right after this scene Hank says to Walt “This is what happens when you break bad!” and the show ends right there. Amazing writing by Vince Gilligan
Bravo Vince
A great scene, phenomenal season finale. Love the part after this where Saul reveals the phone was in Chuck’s pocket the whole time.
U think this something, u think this is bad? This this chicanery
HE DEFECATED THROUGH A SUNROOF
@@matthewlacey4198 and I save him!, I shouldnt have
I took him into my own firm! What was I thinking?
@@Bertiboy what a sick joke!
This is such a good ending, Walter get to paid for his crime, hope that nobody will show up especially after Walt cancels the attack.
Hanks not a hero. Everyone was living happily. Everything was good. Hank threw it all into chaos for no reason other than ego.
He caught one of the biggest druglord in US, his decision might be wrong and he might have done it because of ego, but still he is a hero, just not the one we are really used to.
@@rayloc420 I get Walt did bad things, but I had the same thought as you
@@rayloc420 Hank is a good man but he was just obsessed with catching Walter and went about it in a horrendous way, all alone w just his friend which cost them their lives,
He also did not care about the possibility of Jesse dying in the process if I recall correctly
@@IraqieGirl541 so, then he's not a good man. Too much ego
That’s the moment Hank became dead
@TheHateGivesMeFocus ! but he was tough. He literally chose to die instead of begging. You’re really that sad that you go out of your way to hate fictional character cops
@TheHateGivesMeFocus ! I think a fictional character in a tv show touched your nerve
@TheHateGivesMeFocus ! oh yeah, I really got you there. I can just tell you’re mad lmao
@TheHateGivesMeFocus ! what does the pig emoji mean
@TheHateGivesMeFocus ! If his opinion doesn't matter to you, why are you still here arguing lmao. Surely you have something better to do with your life than trying to troll people on the internet, like working or spending some time with friends, if you have any.
2:56 Jesse got Gomie so mad that his accent got dropped completely
This was a great ending to the franchise. Walter saw prison and Jesse got informant's protection. Well played by Hank. He beat the gangs and ended the game.
It didn't end here,hank gets killed
@@iancarnaby3898 You clearly didn't watch BCS where Hank is revealed to be alive at the end and gives his famous line "It's Asac Shrader Time!"
Hank: Ima go arrest the biggest meth kingpin in history
Also Hank: Nah, I ain’t needing no backup!
Were you even watching the show? Hank was running solo the dea didn’t know about this
@@united-statesdhhs6278 I’m well aware, he thought it would be career suicide. He said he wouldn’t involve the rest of the DEA until he was ready to arrest Walt. Well, news flash, here he was arresting Walt. It literally would’ve saved his life.
@@thewisconsingunchannel1243 he didn't know that
@@united-statesdhhs6278 Ain't you supposed to find Zeke instead of dealing with Hank?
@@zackzallie8735 shouldn't u be helping him Since u love him Mikasa huh?
This is the moment when everyone will start throwing a "This is the moment" joke
This is the moment we all realized we are going to keep pretending it is funny.
Those jokes are getting old
We've been ba!nozzles
Fo'shizzle
Its annoying AF
That “coward” from Walter bites so hard, almost more than anything else he’s said on the show. Not even the word itself but how he said it. If you were held at gun point that would be the perfect last words to at least have the person think about it a little bit subconsciously either before or after they shoot you.
It hits even harder when you realize he’s death staring Pinkman the entire time not even acknowledging his own brother in law
And so ends one of the most brilliant series ever made. It's a shame we never got to see Walter's trial, but we can rest assured that justice was served.
What a fantastic happy ending to the show.... I'm so glad everything went well after that
"Oh 3 more episodes? I wonder what this is about."
@@chilfghfh1949 walt getting sentenced to community service and feeling rehabilitated after cleaning trash up on the side of the highway
@@yungtooli Such a good ending!
YEAHHH MANNNN!!! The ending is perfect! Walt is in jail to this day, I swear to God, it's true believe me
Yes just what Walt deserves!
This is the moment where Walter White became Walter Blanco
Si Senior Blanco ciencia!
This is the moment breaking bad became metastasis
Good one 😂
LMAOO XD I'm colombian and I just wondering how do you guys know about Metastasis?
@@nicolas0851 CZcams keeps recommending me critiques of the show by various youtubers. I have basically seen the show without watching it if that makes sense. Also it's a huge meme in the States lol
as tragic as this is, that old walt and jesse fighting humor is still there. XD
You should’ve also included the part where Hank calls Marie and he’s so proud that he finally caught Walt 💔
Hank: “I’ll have a search team out here”
Jack: X to doubt
Tap Circle to make your mind up 10 mn ago
@@OutCast907 Press F to pay respects
Click the right mouse button to attach the m60 in the back of the truck
Hanks downfall was he didn't tread lightly. Walt was just plain lucky. 🤣
He wasn’t lucky, he had a card up his sleeve and he played it as soon as he realized he was tricked
I wouldn’t call Walt lucky he lost his brother his best friend his family disowned him and he was forced into hiding
@@ThatGuyKh1 he was lucky up until that point. His luck ran out after hank died.
@@jeremytheoneofdestiny8691 that's why we hate him... and love him..
@@jeremytheoneofdestiny8691 No he didn’t. He didn’t want Jack to show up at all. He would have rather been arrested than for Hank to get killed
For those wondering how Walt got his glasses back on while handcuffed behind his back, it's possible that someone did it for him.
Hank got his wish. He got to slap the cuffs on Heisenberg... It only costed him his life.
Even when after Walt tried to save his life by bargaining, his pride was more important than his life apparently
@@JarelJay did you not hear Hank, Jack made up his mind already.
@@JarelJay Hank was a dead man as soon as he was shot. He knew that there was nothing he or walt could say that would change Jack's mind so he kind of just accepted his fate.
Man, what an excellent, if abrupt, ending to Breaking Bad! I'm so happy Hank got to live happily ever after as the hero like his family deserves and nothing bad happened to them ever again. :)
i was certainly shocked by the fairytale ending, but it gave me such a hopeful and warm feeling :) loved this finale!!
hank is a tool the entire show why do people like him so much?
So I guess if Saul surrenders, then he can talk his way through and get out off the jail within a year or two !
Really glad Walt canceled the attack last second… imagine the chaos that would’ve erupted if they did come, with I don’t know… Hank and Steve dying… Jesse turned into a slave, really glad it ends on a high note!
@@vylect bro…
if hank didnt waste time glotting he'd be alive wouldve had time to drive off.
Nah they're way out in the desert. They'd get halfway before jack and his men came
Hank should have some backup arranged, I know that he was doing this mission solo but Hank's fault here is he thought that he was always more of a 'man' than his brother-in-law. He completely undermined him here that he is just not dealing with his brother-in-law but a major drug kingpin.
@@narutomax1101 my thoughts exactly he wanted Walt so badly he got careless
@@narutomax1101 Nah man he was acting without telling anyone else in the DEA so the normal process doesn't slow things down and gives Walter an opportunity to escape.
@@oken6023 I got you but Hank should have taken him more seriously. He always thought that Walt was weaker than him and can take him down by himself. What he didn't realise was he was not just messing with his brother-in-law, he was going head-to-head with the biggest drug kingpin in the South at that time. Again his pride got him killed.
i love how when arrested he acts like hector, avoids eye contact with hank and just locked eyes with jesse
0:20 officer Tenpenny
Justice was served, and they all lived happily ever after.
if only it was like that...
Perspective is a funny thing. We see things from Walt’s point of view, so the elation and smug attitude from Hank and Jesse seem reminiscent of villains arrogantly lauding their superiority over the hero in a spiteful and sadistic manner. Even most of the shots are framed from walt’s pov, like we are in his position look at their hubris-filled expressions.
But when you have all the context, what they are really feeling is justice. Jesse finally, after endless manipulation, gets to be in a position of actual power over his master (for lack of a better term) and Hank is finally vindicated after two years of hard work, shame, pain, degradation and realizing what an absolute fool Walt made out of him by being the man he was looking for all this time. And the twisted thing is, even with all this context in mind, you still feel inclined to root for Walt.
This is exactly how i feel that. Thanks for expressing it.
I think part of it is, at least for me, is that I don't like seeing any mistreatment of prisoners even if they're a really bad person.
Jesse's such a rat. He deserved all the bad treatment that he got before and after this scene.
I just root for Walt because of how REAL he is, that's all. What he feels & does is very understandable, very human. Has nothing to do with right v wrong. It's about human nature, period. It's also incredible how far he takes things. He goes to the furthest reaches of human ego & hubris. Most people, even the most hardened criminals on earth, would never. So he's kind of amazing to watch in that way. And of course, we've all suffered feelings of victimhood, which is where this while mess started, so you do sympathize with him on that front.
No really for hank I didn't feel that way ( hank got every right to bring him to justice ) . With Jesse it is different , I think he has no right to being that smug , he is a rat that is just as bad or even worse than Heisenberg ( but without his genius ) .
Hank called Marie and said "I love you" before being attacked by Salamanca cousins, he survived. Hank again called Marie and said "I love you" but this time he got killed.
One of the best shows ever.
twins
The tension of this scene, no background music, Jesse's relieved reaction, & Hanks overconfidence was ultimate foreshadowing of what was to come.
we knew things would not end well the minute Hank called Marie. Things never end well
Hank, is such a good actor, you forget that he's an "actor"...His performances in Breaking Bad place him one of the most "underrated " list of actors.
His name is dean norris
He ain't acting man, that kind of work seriously cannot be one trying to pretend. I'm guessing that Dean Norris is exactly like Hank.
@@junjongwon_ I hear ya bro!
his name is dean norris stop referring to him as his show name
@@IronIsKing Yeah man, that "Hank" played his role to the hilt!
Jesser was trying to rub it in, he somehow still did not know what happens when you mess with that mans ego
J E S S E R
WE NEED TO KIRK
RUHN JESSER
JESSER WHERE IS THE COCAINER
When I was watching the show 2nd time, in this scene Jesse was smiling when Walt got arrested, I was saying to myself don't worry Jesse, that smile will go away really soon.
Wish I could delete my memory and re-watch this incredible series all over again
Hank made the same mistake as Oberyn in GOT: taking too much time to enjoy his victory
Minus the eye gouging
You never play with your food.
@@PlasmidJunkie both died of head injuries technically though
They likely would have ran into that convoy on the way out though
Don't talk about that series lol
Gomey: “hey hank, since we’re busting the countries biggest meth distributor should we bring backup?”
Hank: *_nah we got this on lock_*
Someone hasn't been paying much attention to the show :D
@@persey7241 Someone hasn't been doing much basic thinking :D
@@persey7241 Didn’t Hank say he’d inform the DEA once he was ready to arrest Walt?
@@clqude Yep
Top 10 words before disasters
I am sure no one got hurt after this scene and everyone lived happily ever after.
"Agent Gomez, should we flip a coin for the honours?"
"No way man, it's all mine."
For the honors of what?
@@sciencerscientifico310 Arresting Walt
@@sciencerscientifico310 For the honor of arrested Walter.
Hank's death is his own fault. If he swallowed his pride and told the DEA about walt in the first place he wouldn't have been in that situation. He basically got him and gomez killed just to satisfy his need to arrest walt.
No. If Hank told it to the DEA, he wd be sacked first. U simply don't get to remain a DEA agent when one of the biggest meth kingpins is ur well-known brother in law and u've failed to catch him fr that long.
@@xinavswok4607 well sure, but I think he’d rather be alive and unemployed than gunned down in the desert.
@@xinavswok4607 plus he lacked evidence to prove it. Gomez pointed out Jesse’s confession tape wouldn’t be enough and Gale’s to my other favorite WW note isn’t enough to prove Walt is Heisenberg in regards to the link between the two. Even if Hank went to SAC Ramey, he needed more concrete evidence to link Walt to the Fring organization and/or being Heisenberg. It’s why after Jesse confessed, he considered investigating Vamonos Pest
Ice cold take
On some level I agree with you he at least should have listened to Jesse warning about how much Walter White is the devil
This is the moment breaking bad became breaking sad
Why did you hire the Pinkertons?
So sweet CZcams name lol 😂
This is one show where I really don’t think there is a bad acted moment. Even the less than great scenes…are just great. Man watching this as it aired nit knowing wtf was going to go done. We thought it might be the end for Walt and that he finally got his
Used to be on meth and heroin and there was only one scene that reaaalllyy bugged me and just felt for shock value. I think it was when Jessie was on heroin and Walt found him in that random. possibly an abandoned house where there was like 50 other junkies all just nodding around in that one house. That's the only time where I was like "Okay, that's just unrealistic bullshit" for multiple reasons. I think I misinterpreted what you meant tho, cause even tho it was a weird scene it wasn't acted bad at all, just way too far fetched lol
I don't know why but I found Walter charging Jesse after he spit on him so funny 😂
This whole scene was funny to me. I don't know why.
Both walt and jesse were acting like kids there. It was hilarious
This is just beautiful! Look at that cinematography...those cuts and everything.. Beautiful
Fax
Rian Johnson
Read this in Patrick Batemans voice for some reason
@@ill8485 Let's see Paul Allen's cinematography.
Even though i been more on the defendant side of the law, Gomey even though is fictional is a cop id respect. His loyalty alone as a character trait is enough to want to have a drink with him
It still irks me that they killed him offscreen. He deserved to go out swinging.
@@thewisconsingunchannel1243 stg be cool to see him get a few on screen shots of him blowin away a few of jacks crew with that shotgun lol
@@johnnyreb2241 ...against guys with center-fire rifles who are hiding behind cars? Nah. It's perfect the way it is.
@@JakeWitmer shotguns can shoot farther than TV will have you believe, and Breaking Bad tends to be more realistic about guns (see: the sound design for suppressors not sounding like farts)
@@thewisconsingunchannel1243 I feel like it made that episode stronger. Just a character we've been with all seasons, goes out like that. I think it affected the tone, made it more terrifying and bleak.
2:45
This scene shows Jesse was so fiiled with hatred to Waltuh he instantly stood up after falling on the ground. Bravo, Vince.
Vravo Bince Dilligan
What a great series finale. Glad Walt finally got what was coming to him.
Imagine Walt go to prison and breaking bad becomes prison break
Wow, Walter calls the kid a coward, and just to prove Walter right the kid spits in Walt's face WHILE WALT'S HANDS ARE CUFFED BEHIND HIM.
And then tells a 50 year old handcuffed guy who also has cancer to bring the fight on. Smh
@Peter Ludolf what else was Jesse supposed to do? Walter had manipulated him the entire time. Walter is a massive coward himself, dude went screaming to Jack as soon as he thought Jesse was coming out there to kill him and he tried to run from Gus in season 4. Jesse manned up and admitted to what he had done and took responsibility
@@chadadams2338 he was joking, chill out lol
@@chadadams2338 ig it wasn't for jessie walter wouldn't have had to kill those two men of gus. Could have made millions and would be alive and powerful.
@@shreyansarkar9401 first of all, it was pretty well justified in the show why Jesse did what he did with those dealers. and I don't know how anybody can say that Jesse was the reason Gus' plans blew up and not Walter.
walter just looks at jesse like "what kind of man goes to the DEA", "no man, no man at all"
A crippled leetle ratta.
Walt chose this life multiple times.
Gretchen and eliot offered him a way out with the job.
Jesse told him to go to the cops instead of killing gale.
Skylar told him to admit he was in danger and go to the police.
Hank offered to talk to him about anything when he saw the beating jesse gave him. Walt could have turned informant against the salamancas and fring.
Saul told him to be happy about winning the irish sweepstakes with fring dead and to walk away.
Every time, he doubled down until it blew up in his face.
You left out multiple other factors, incredibly dishonest the way u contructed this.
"Gretchen and eliot offered him a way out with the job." He has no obligation to take that job
"Jesse told him to go to the cops instead of killing gale." and spent the rest of his life in prison, why would he do that? At that point he might as well let mike kill him and also puts himself and his family in grave jeopardy
"Skylar told him to admit he was in danger and go to the police." and spent the rest of his life in prison, exactly why would he do that? Also if he did go to the police and did that he and his entire family would be killed.
"Hank offered to talk to him about anything when he saw the beating jesse gave him. Walt could have turned informant against the salamancas and fring." again stupid and the cartel would kill him and his family, also probably spend life in prison.
"Saul told him to be happy about winning the irish sweepstakes with fring dead and to walk away." There is nothing immoral about making meth, but I would agree he should have stopped when he had several million dollars.
"Every time, he doubled down until it blew up in his face." It did not blow up in his face, Jesse outright betrayed Walt.
@@voluntarism335 “Jesse outright betrayed Walt” you mean like when walt watched jane die and did nothing or when walt poisoned a little kid jesse knew just so jesse would keep cooking with him? nothing more dangerous for you or your loved ones than being heisenberg’s partner
@@zoidbergmaybe He had no obligation to save her and he did not feel like helping since she blackmailed him, so she can go straight to hell.
Jesse deserved what happened to him and deserved to die for the betrayal he did to Walt, Walt made his life far better than it would have otherwise been, then Jesse snitches on Walt so screw him and screw you for supporting Jesse.
@@zoidbergmaybe That is absolutely not why Walter poisoned Brock
The staredown Walt was doing to Jessie had more of my attention then Hank actually talking
I also noticed that Walt was staring at Jesse in a similar way Hector stared at Jesse in the interrogation room in season 2.
TAKE That STUPID PHOTO OFF 👿📴
2:05 why is Heisenberg posted up like that
I love the look on Walt's face. It's not anger, it's the way a dissapointed father looks at a son who decided to betray him.
Jesse knew that Walt went trough all of this to leave money for his family once the cancer kills him and he still betrayed him.
And although Walt became a horrible person who let his ego get over his head as they progressed, manipulating him at times, he still saved his life on several occasions and showed authentic compassion towards him, even more than his real parents.
That's why Jesse at 1:40 cannot respond to Walt's accusing look other than toning down his initial enthusiasm over Walt's arrest.
He recapitulates if depriving Walt of his only unselfish goal is the point where he went to far since now he did what he actually despises.
Especially when he realizes that he hid the money at the place where they cooked together for the first time.
I was thinking the same thing was Jesse really gonna betray Walt after he saved him and everything
There is no case that there is any good he Walt, he is too far gone
@@fatcontrollerproductions9910 Walt was ready to give away 80 million. For Hank and face criminal charges.
Let's not forget that Walt could've just joined his company again. He's a genius, no doubt, but let's not sugarcoat his intentions.
@@tritonus162 Imagine singlehandedly building a multi-billion dollar company and then working some entry intern supervisor position for the rest of your life
2:38 "Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! Jerry!"
THE JERRRRYYY SPRINGER SHOOOOW
hello there
General Kenobi
@@leandroempereur4178 Your move
So uncivilized
You fool
You are a bold one
0:55 sick power pose by dean
That shoulder tackle from Walter was Lit AF
2:24 The last words of Jesse James to Robert Ford.
lol
He’s not Jesse James, he merely *shot* him
I remember the first time I saw this I couldn’t even imagine how the story would end
"Point out the spot where you buried your money while your handcuffed." 1:33
After this series ending scene the screen fades to black and a hilarious blooper reel played.
It was amazing how many takes it took sometimes for Bryan Cranston to get his lines straight.
That clip in the lab where he repeatedly referred to the Marg Helgenberger Principle was hilarious.
2:30 First time seeing this scene, you can tell just from his walk and the camera angle that he's about to spit. Gotta have those cliches.
This is the moment when "this is moment" jokes appears
I love how the creators fully wrapped up things with this show , Walt finally got what he deserved, hank caught his guy , and meth is officially off the streets. This is one of those rare tv shows that I hope the writers don’t make an additional few episodes for an extended cut …
Jesse took snitching to a new level
By the time Hank said "I love you" to Marie in a phone call after that scene I knew Hank is a dead man.
This is the moment when Hank becomes ASAC Schrader
I can’t believe how good Breaking Bad is. So many emotions to be felt. The acting is incredible in every single scene. The morphing expressions on the actors’ faces is what gives me chills
Hank putting the handcuffs on Walt is a subtle detail that Walt was being placed under arrest. Well done Vince, great attention to detail.
This is the moment Steve gomez became a corpse
When Hank caught the imposter
Sus
0:09 kid named finger
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@@reazyy9667fr ?
I just realized that Hank and Steve are matching, and they had the opposite colors of Walter. They’re both wearing black coats over orange shirts, and Walter has a white coat over a blue shirt. Those are opposite colors. Absolute perfection.
1:05’ “You know when we used to cookout with the family”
Dom: Did someone say family?
Underrated
Which dom are you talking about the one from Gears of War?
@@cowboy5944 Fast and the Furious 🤣
The busta kept me outta hand cuffs
@@hypnos6337 Oh lmao I haven't watched any of the FAF movies so yeah my bad.
I get chills when the bass drops when Jack and his boys pull up in the rearview.
Great finale to a great show, Hank arresting Walt and getting his man was a iconic ending 😅
damn it man
2:37 I love how the most replayed part of this scene is Jesse spitting in Walter's face.
Exactly :)
it’s what he deserves
Bro had Jesse spit in his mouth
Damn anyone watching this wishing they'd hurry up a bit? Could have had a much simpler and happier ending for them all, except maybe Walt.
Not Jesse, he would have spent the rest of his life in prison.
Oh I thought he took a deal with Hank
@@BozzLightyr a deal for a murder and drug dealing stint is still a murder and drug dealing stint, he's going away for a decade minimum.
So not the rest of his life then
@@BozzLightyr even if it wasn't, he's a degenerate with no marketable skills at this point. He'll go right outta jail and back into the game to make ends meet or die miserably
Props to Hank man, I hope nothing bad happens to him
My favourite part is when Hank goes home after and tells Marie all about how they arrested Walter :)
Ya saw how angry Gomez was. He also felt hurt and betrayed by Walt's criminal actions. It's also like the first time we see Jesse smile in this half of the season.
imagine how different this show could’ve played out if jack never showed up
Would have played out like the end of Better Call Saul