What If Huel and Kuby Took Walter’s Money? | A Breaking Bad Story
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- When Huel and Kuby were tasked with collecting Walters money from the storage locker,
Huel Joked around and floated an idea to Kuby to go to Mexico, and Kuby turned him down
But what if they were able to actually pull it off?
How would that change the series?
This will forever change the way you think of breaking bad.
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Would you let huel use your bathroom?
If it makes him happy
Absolutely, I would trust him with my life
It would be the reasonable thing to do
Reasonably
as long as they wash their hands, anyone is welcome in my bathroom.
psa to all people who go to the bathroom without washing their hands: wash your hands or Huel will send you to Belize.
so basically i'm saying yeah i would let him use my restroom, cause Huel fits the only requirement needed to be allowed into my restroom.
Every story really can be summarized by either of two sentences.
-Jesse dies (probably tragically) and Walter and Saul are either unaffected or benefit
-Jesse lives and Walter's family is devastated
ah, the law of equivalent exchange.
What if drew sharp was never killed?
The main story could be described by sentence 2, technically.
Additionally, the longer Walter lives, the worse off Jesse is.
What if Jesse never brought up the secret ingredient and they managed to poison Tuco??
Imagine a car chase against Hank, and the twins hunting after Walter early
So Tuco is indoors when Hank pulls up?
hank would probably find walt, and not only that ricin takes a while to kick in (like 1 day) so might not be that straightforward
@@therealtony2009hank fought severly weakened Tuco. If he was at full strength, hank would be dead. And broken Heisenberg will be slave of Cartel
@@amalekhTuco at full strength would still be taken out by Hank. Hank is a skilled shooter. Remember that he took out the Twins. Tuco would get smoked
Huel is a luck giver, made Walt and Saul win in the end and also got himself a whole mansion. He never does anything without a reason, the true hero o Breaking Bad
Lol big facts, but I’ll never let him use my toilet
@@murgeproductions A wise decision
All's yous sayin'.
Walter White (and Saul Goodman) couldn't have done it without Huell
Not for Jesse though; he died
I'd really like to see a what if Walter just let Mike go without a fight between the two happening.
Probably nothing different. The tragedy of his death was how senseless it was
like mike said, probably skip town and leave behind kaylee and stacey
And on the other hand, what if Mike had taken Walt with him to Belize? He did have a gun in his hand when Walt found him… he let Walter take it from him without resistance but what if Mike had chosen revenge in that moment?
@@machina03 Saul and Jesse don't think that Mike is dead which changes dynamics
He already made one kinda like that, search "what if Mike didn't go to belize" and it should pop up
Only problem with your scenario is that the money wasn't the only evidence hank had at that point. Jesee called him to taunt him about his money and walter basically admitted to everything on the phone arguing with jesee.
It seems iffy at best to use that to convince a Judge that it's evidence of Walt being a kingpin
Phone calls can’t really be used like that.
What if Hank went into the private domicile? How would Walter try to explain his way out of it?
Probably say he got kidnapped to cook.
Him being in the vehicle wouldn’t be enough to tie him to all the crimes but he wouldn’t be able to cook anymore
Walt wouldn't need to explain his way out of it. It would have been a violation of Jesse's 4th Amendment rights, and any evidence that Hank discovered within the RV would have been thrown out under the exclusionary rule.
@@GrumpollionI mean, legally yeah, but to the family, what could he tell them?
What the hell Walt? You've been smoking the Zaza again?
What if Chuck was able to stay calm during the chicanery episode and Jimmy was permanently banned from practising as a lawyer
"Theres no current running through this battery, Jimmy! It's not even plugged in!" The court wouldn't know if Batteries had affected him in the past
I was just thinking about this earlier today 😂
I think even if he didn’t go on a whole rant, the board would have gone on sauls side since he had proven that chucks illness was in his head
@@LucasOliveira-hs4un I don't see how that'd sway their opinion, it was stated at multiple times that his mental health is not on trial, it's Jimmy's actions that were being reviewed and decided on
@@greatandmightykevin it shows that chucks judgement can’t be trusted, if his illness is false, then it makes him less credible and the story of Jimmy lying becomes more believable, the chicanery rant just sealed his fate
I like to imagine that Kuby and Huell did pocket a fair amount of money when they transported it. like a stack or two each. that way at the end of breaking bad they can be one of the few characters in breaking bad who live happily ever after.
Probs did , like as if walts going to count it all
Same!
The way Kuby smiles at Walt when handing the money (or better say: the car with the money) over to him always gave me the feeling that he and Huell snagged some of it for themselves.
What if Gale picked up the phone?
What if Saul went with Walter after they dissapeared?
I’ve always thought of the Saul goes with Walt what if interesting so here’s a personal theory
1. The same things happen except Walt never leaves the cabin (dying by cancer) and tasks Saul to give the money to his family
2. Walt leaves the cabin earlier to kill jack and the gang with Saul except this time he leaves the car keys with Saul (who stays watching from afar) which means walt never asks to see Jesse and never gets hit by the bullet and then parts ways with Saul (not before asking him to give his money to his family) as for Jesse either Walt finds him and releases him or Walt never finds him and he dies from hunger
There’s obviously a lot more that could be done with the what if but I don’t wanna be here all day
@@Just_someguyI think the police arrived just after walt dies, so i figure they would find him
@@Just_someguyjesse i mean
Hank would of definitely recorded that conversation where Walt admitted to murdering Krazy-8, Emilio, and Gus Fring. That’s why Hank said “dead to rights” to Marie. Also, what if Jessie didn’t get paranoid in the plaza and actually talked to Walt while wearing the wire.
I feel that it’s implied that Walt doesn’t admit that
Dude seriously, how do you do it? I thought this What if will be one of the funnier/lighter/inconsequentional ones but nope. This (in my opinion) feels like something that the actual BB writers would come up. Its poetic and epic. Well done dude
Thanks my dude!
Very high praise!
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I’d love to see a video about “what if Jesse were discovered and arrested in the pilot” or whatever title it would be. That would obviously have some enormous implications, and I’d be curious to see where it could/would go.
that's a pretty dope idea.... it'll make walter enter beast mode..thanks dude
@@murgeproductionsI think Walt would bale out Jesse
But why? He’d probably feel that if Jesse can do it so can he
Walter would still believe that Jesse has business contacts
@@murgeproductionsWalter places a hit on Jesse for the lols
What if huell literally took over the whole leadership of the salamanca cartel due to lacking legitimate successors, thus renaming it the babineux cartel, what would make him by such a scenario "reasonably happy"
This is probably one of the best endings for the show, Walt and his family has money now, and Saul has a good ending as well.
good ending for everyone! except jesse, who was strangled to death.
And hank is alive too. Sure he doesn't have his job but he's not dead
@@tumbletunes3101 Win win.
@@tumbletunes3101It's really scary how many ways Breaking Bad would have Jesse off worse for wear by the end, especially considering what had already happened to him by the end of the actual show itself.
What if Walter actually cared for Jessie? As in, treated him like a real partner should, seeing him as his own prodigy or something. Basically, what if Walter's Ego still existed, but said ego made an exception for Jessie?
What if Walter keep his ego in check huh? That would honestly changed everything. Especially his relationship with Jesse. Not to mention the huge possibilites of Walt actually go karting with Jesse!
@@johans3164if his ego was in check he would have taken elliot and Gretchen money
What if Walter quit the Empire business early specifically during season 3 after working for Gus
He would be killed by the twins
@@ulalasir4291 I mean after he worked for Gus in season 3 during episode 10 or 11
What if Huel and kuby got their own 8 season Netflix series of them building a house using Walt’s money
Better House Huell
I find it hilariously ironic that Huel and Kuby taking that money did more favors for Walt than them.
The best part about this episode is that the money being stolen prevented Walter from being prosecuted, well done Murge.
Truly well done of an alternate scenario. Huell and Kuby stolen the barrels of dollars that it saved Walter from prosecution. And also had Jessie in the prison system in which Jack sends his prison gang to send Jesse to Belize. Plus Walt handles cooking so much with Todd, that he earned back more than what Huell and Kuby stole from Walt and even Todd’s cooking skills improve to the point it’s equal to Walt’s. Truly a bad guy ending.
These videos really makes me realize just how much on thin ice Jesse was throughout the entire story.
homie was teetering over the brink
Calling it now: Somehow, this winds up with Jesse dying.
Spoilers lol
"HE CANT KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS" -jessie pinkman when he dies for the 2774819904717th time
An interesting outcome, to be sure.
I do see a few potential problems, though.
1. Jesse being killed would immediately get the DEA's interest, and although they might not necessarily believe Hank 100%, there is no way that they'd leave it all alone. The fact that a guy who came ratting to the cops got whacked just shortly after the guy he accused was released from custody would draw some serious attention.
2. One of the other things Hank and Gomey do when they get Walt is they also get him talking on the phone, which they are presumably recording. Walt confesses to a variety of things that, together with his actions (which directly corroborate the existence of the illegal funds, and thus Jesse's story) and the tape from Jesse would absolutely be enough to justify arresting him. This is extra true if Jesse dies.
Most likely what would end up happening is that the federal government would go to a judge, get a search warrant, and tear everything in Walt's place to pieces looking for evidence. And they would likely find it. Not necessarily in the form of illegal stuff like the methylmene or the drug itself, or even cash, but in the form of things like electronic funds transfers, faulty receipts, etc. Skylar is a good money launderer, but once Uncle Sam gets curious, starts really looking closely at the operation, they're going to peel back the layers and find the rot.
They'd probably figure out that he uses a burner phone, and since Jesse would know the phone numbers for them, it would be trivial for them to put in a subpoena to the phone company and find out who he's been talking to, maybe even get text messages. His connection to Mike - whose numbers they would again get from Jesse- Lydia, Todd, Jack, etc. would give them cause to go sniffing around Lydia, Todd, and Jack. That's bad for Walt, not just legally, but also in terms of, you know, getting got.
It'd be a tough case to build, but here's the really messed up bit: the government can seize EVERYTHING prior to even being convicted. Civil asset forfeiture does not require a conviction. They can just take his house, his cars, his businesses, everything, by going to court and presenting proof that these things are more likely than not to have come from an illegal source. Without the ability to show where he got the money and say it came from legal sources- which he can't because even the cover story he told Hank, that it came from illegal gambling, involves him committing crimes. Proceeds of crime can and will be seized.
And actually, that's another bit of bad news: If Walt sticks to the gambling story, he's still screwed. Maybe the government wouldn't have come after him prior to all this Heisenberg revelation stuff over mere gambling, but since the government is very horny for him and would likely believe Jesse and Hank because of all the circumstantial stuff, now they'll throw any charge they can at him. Tax evasion, money laundering (the gambling was illegal, so technically any attempt to hide that is money laundering), illegal gambling, fraud, you name it. Maybe they can't nail him for drug charges, but they can get him on other things.
The feds are absolutely relentless when they really want someone. And this is why Skylar was absolutely right to freak out over the IRS getting nosey around Ted's finances. She rightly inferred that if they got too curious about Ted they would have questions about her, and once they did that, it would be curtains for them.
3. Oh it'd be far worse than being fired for Hank. Remember the tape that Walt made? Well, not only could Walt use it at this point, or have it discovered when the feds raided his home, business, etc., but in their search of Walt and Skylar's finances, they'd almost certainly uncover the fact that Walt paid for Hank's physical therapy and treatments, and that would corroborate his story. It already looks really bad for Hank just having his brother be implicated in all of this, but if you add it all up, Hank would look quite guilty. The only thing that would give him any shot is the fact that he is the one that arrested Walt.
In my opinion, the only way Walt could have actually gotten away with it, even in the absence of the money, is if he didn't react to Jesse's bait. If he would have either not answered his phone or immediately ripped the battery out and destroyed it, they'd have been dead in the water.
Oh, the government might poke around a bit based on his testimony- I mean, why would he lie? Any investigator worth their badge would take Jesse's story seriously, especially if some of the reported details other than the drug bit match up. - but their inquiries would probably mostly just amount to surveillance, maybe a few sting attempts like Hank and Gomey already tried. Subpoenas for financial records, maybe, but not necessarily. As long as Walt isn't stupid, keeps his mouth shut, and bides his time, they won't have much to go on. It's not nothing, as Jesse's testimony would have been powerful enough to get some of those warrants, but it wouldn't be enough to indict either. He could still lose his stuff temporarily to a civil asset forfeiture, but he might also be able to win it back in court with Saul's help. I think he'd be successful, especially if Saul did what Saul does best and pulls some chicanery.
Damn, Huell gonna be reasonably Happy.
What if Walter still refused Gus in the lab?
What if Walter got cancer during the events of BCS?
Walter cooks meth, but with the Janitor instead.
@@Davidxdgh5 breaking broomsticks
depending on if Hank was in the DEA, much less a seasoned member, not much would change. Hank being in it sorta propelled it.
What if Walter went go-karting with Jesse? (I know it may sound silly but I honestly feel that had Walt just shown a little compassion to Jesse that one time and accepted his offer, things could've gone a lot different for the duo in S4)
Either way, this was one of my favorite what ifs you've made so far. Goob job man.
Jesse really just the Breaking Bad's universe biggest punching bag
You're forgetting Walter admitted to killing Crazy 8 and Emelio and running over the gang bangers angrily on the phone when Jesse threatens to burn his money. Walter already admitted to felony on the phone.
That's enough to get Walter put in jail, with Hank and Gomez listening
I get that, but technically we never seen them listening in, sooo not valid lol
@@murgeproductionsI suppose
I don't think they recorded the call. Then it's just Jesse, Hank, and Gomie word, the DEA wouldn't risk it.
Wouldn't Hank at least have showed his boss that the handwriting in Leaves of Grass matched that in Gale's notebook? And wouldn't he have picked up and questioned Lydia? I don't think that Lydia will do well under questioning. I think that she throws everyone else under the bus in order to save her own skin.
How does he get Lydia? Walter didn’t get his methlymine from Madrigal, there’s no receipts or witnesses of Walter working with Lydia except for Walt himself. Hell, Lydia was laundering Mike’s and other members of Gus’ crews’ money and the DEA still couldn’t get Lydia from that.
What if Chuck successfully disbarred Jimmy from being a lawyer? What happens to Walt, Jesse, Lalo and the rest?
They did take some, didn’t they? When checking if it was all there, Walt said “Close enough” and Huell and Kuby exchanged awkward glances.
So it seems like whenever Jessie lives most of the time Walter is always losing. But for hank he has to die for Walt to actually win.
Love the happy ending for Walt and Saul. Also love your ability to create a story that would fit really really well into actuall show.
And on top of that I love when Jesse dies.
Hmm, Huel and Kuby would definitely not go to Mexico. Having been part of Saul's operation, they're definitely aware of the Disappearing Man. Huel had lifted the weed off Jesse when he was planning to disappear, to keep him from being high at the pickup. Huel and Kuby would have immediately gone to the Disappearing Man to make sure there's no chance Walt ever finds them.
Meanwhile, the fiasco with Walt and Hank would hit a speedbump as Jesse's confession also implicated Todd in the killing of Drew Sharpe. The DEA, remembering the reach Jack and his crew exerted against Gus Fring's employees, would keep Jesse locked down at a safehouse rather than go to general lockup. The DEA is forced to release Walt, but only after cutting a deal that the confession tape be suppressed in parts implicating Walt. The rest is used to get a warrant to raid Jack's compound, resulting in a shootout that leaves several of his crew dead. The survivors keep their mouths shut about Walt, not wanting to be snitches.
Jesse is put in witness protection for his confession and testimony bringing down Todd and the survivors of Jack's crew for Drew Sharpe's murder and pinning the entire meth operation on them, leaving Walt out to avoid embarrassing the DEA. He lives a quiet life in solitude, enjoying a quiet life in a liberal corner of the US, far from the likes of Jack's crew.
Walt is forced to rely on the carwash business to support his family, with too much scrutiny of his actions by the DEA to risk going back to cooking meth. It's not as much money as he had or used to make, but he can comfortably provide for his family while resuming his cancer treatment.
Saul would eventually disappear when the barrel of cash is delivered and he realized the money belongs to Walt. Knowing Walt's nowhere near as powerful or dangerous as he once was without his wealth, Saul calls the Disappearing Man to make use of his services, asking to move close to Florida where he can reach out to Kim under a new identity.
Elsewhere, Huel and Kuby had been moved to a far-off corner of the country. The two live quiet lives of comfort, putting Saul's old tricks to use, opening a laundromat to avoid suspicion from the IRS, staying close friends while taking the occasional trip to cities of sin where they can blow off some steam. Eventually, one or both get married and they occasionally reminisce about getting out of the game alive.
Video idea: Lalo and and the Salamancas vs Jack and his crew, I think that'd be sick. Jacks crew has the numbers advantage, but the Salamancas are probably more dangerous. Id like to see your take on it. Great video btw, keep up the good work mate
What if Jessie sued Hank?
Would be interesting to see how Walt’s business with Gus being effected by the knowledge of Jessie going to the police and how Walt would’ve handled it etc
What if Walter said yes to go-kart with Jesse?
What if the coin showed another result and Jesse had to take care of Krazy-8 and Walter from Emilio's body?
It's a small change, but I believe there can be a lot of changes with this.
This man puts so much time and effort into his videos u can tell since it takes usually a month for a new one. but it is really worth the wait and he deserves at least 1M subs!
I support that idea, and yeah dude alot of work goes into it but it’s worth it in the end, but definitely working on a faster production
What if Nacho never sabotaged Hector’s prescription. I’ve read somewhere that had Hector not suffer from the stroke, he would’ve started a civil war against the Cartel. The Salamancas vs the Cartel would be interesting.
This story is gold. And something that I could have seen happening. Good job on the video. I always watch your videos everyday at work. You are a very good storyteller.
I appreciate that! Glad you enjoyed bro
Hi Murge!
I love stories with a happy(ish) ending like this. If I was Huel or Kuby, I'd run away much farther than Mexico -- maybe somewhere like South Korea where there's no chance Walter or Jack could find us. We could split the money, go our separate ways, stay in contact, and generally be friends for the rest of our long and comfortable lives.
The awesome thing about this what if is that it isn't a joke video, and even though jesse is the only one who dies, it's still a bittersweet one, especially for hank, saul, and walter, but at least walter provides for his famliy and stays with good relations with Jack's crew, saul escapes and lives up his life, hank doesn't die, and who knows, maybe he'd think about it for sometime and actually forget what happened between him and walter, huel and kuby really did fix the story at the final hour for everyone, well done dude!
What if Bogdon never offered his car wash to Skyler? With that grudge he had with Walter he refused to sell it despite the money. How would that play out? what would he do? Would he have gotten caught sooner?
Also love this video man, very intriguing!
This had to be my favorite story yet
What if Jack took Walt and Jessie as slaves or killed Jesse and just took Walt? How would this effect el comino or could they escape faster would Walt’s family die?
Hey Murge here is an idea for a future video. I don’t know if it’s possible but I’ve always wondered what the rest of the BB and BCS timeline would look like if Saul Goodman wasn’t around. So what if Mike didn’t save Jimmy in season 5 episode 8 “Bagman”.
Yo that would be sick
What if the twins never bought the vests? (So when Hank ambushes Marco from behind the car he kills him, and Hank escapes with only minor injuries)
"Saul remarks that there really is honor among thieves" Ironic because it's not honor, not following the rules the way Mike would, but a straight up robbery with a donation to a friend
I would really like to see a video: What if Walter White didn't hint at Gale not being the master Chemist Heisenberg, making Hank continue his investigation.
This is prolly my favorite what if so far
I don’t why but I think this is my favorite video of yours! Keep up the great work!!
Thank you! Seriously! Really means alot
Great video! Ironic that Walt's best ending is by losing everything he worked for, just to get it all back again.
Loved the video heres an idea seems a bit silly but idk it may have implications on the plot. What if Skyler didnt find out Marie stole the tiara?
Not sure that would go anywhere bro, but I’ll look into it
Would like to see a what if on "What if Combo wasn't killed?", I know it sounds miniscule but if he wasn't, Jesse would have never gone out for revenge on the drug dealers which would have prevented the whole fued against Walt and Gus.
the way you use clips from different scenes to paint the picture of the story you’re making is so cool!! i loved the way you used the prison bus scene from bcs for the jesse example
Imagine Walter being there to see Huel & Kuby digging up the drug money barrels? I still wish that he had an extra twenty million to make the grand total a hundred million.
They did take a tidy sum, stuffing their pockets as it were and so acknowledged by Walt with the barrel amount being “close enough”. How much they took can only be answered by Gilligan.
This is unironically the most intense and interesting 'what if' you made lol
Ah I can't wait, this is gonna be awesome! I know I say that every time, but I mean it! I'm really excited!
Though I might have to watch the replay of the premiere instead of watching it live, since I got school and all.
Understood, plus you go the weekend bro, so no rush.
I thought of this world cooking burgers, what if Walt's cancer disappeared.
Alright school is over and I just finished the video, here's my thoughts:
1.This was definitely an unexpected storyline. It's the last thing I would have thought of, but I was pleasently surprised!
2. Something I've come to notice with these "What If?" videos is that in the ones where Walt comes out on top in the end, he's always so much worse and so much more evil than he was in the actual series, including season 5. This brings a whole new meaning to "Walter White got lucky.". Sure, the original meaning of "Walter White got lucky." that said that Walt killing the Salamancas, Gus Fring, and his rise to Heisenberg as well as his ending was much more luck instead of skill is still definitely true, but now I wanna add my own attachment to the phrase. I also believe now, thanks to your videos, that Walter White got lucky, but with a special emphasis on Walter White. After seeing your videos and realizing the sheer amount of potential Breaking Bad had for much darker storylines, I believe that Walt was VERY lucky that he didn't make a choice that completely transformed him into Heisenberg. Don't get me wrong, he lost about 90% of his morals in the real season 5, but even still, deep down, there was still a bit of Walter White left in there amongst the black of Heisenberg. But in this video? Well, in this video, there is definitely no Walter White. This video is just Heisenberg getting his way. So, that's thought number 2. Walter White was lucky in both ways. He was lucky that he never got killed on his journey to becoming Heisenberg, and he's lucky he was never able to finish the journey before it was too late.
3.I felt bad for Hank and ESPECIALLY Jesse in this video. I felt bad for Hank because he lost his job which probably made him lose his money, and therefore his house too. Though Hank did predict that that would happen to him if he went in, so I guess he was right. I felt bad for Jesse because he was finally about to be freed from the man that had been manipulating him for the past year and a half, only for himself to be the one thrown in jail. Jesse was about to put Walt, the guy who got Emilio, Krazy-8, Combo, Jane, Gale, Gus, Mike, and so many others killed, behind bars, but he was set free due to "lack of evidence". Which is really shitty by the way, I mean, Jesse has this super long bone-chilling confession where he is very clearly telling the truth and putting real emotions behind his words, only for it to be dismissed and BURIED thanks to Saul, who has surprisingly low morals in this video despite caring about Jesse in earlier seasons. And then, after all that, Jesse is a broken man going to prison, where his last moments are him getting strangled to death with nobody bothering to help him. I mean, don't get me wrong, it's not as nasty a death as in your "What If Walter Outsmarted Hank & Jesse" video, but it's still pretty messed up.
3. I was really worried early on that since Walt's money was gone, Hank's death scene would be the same, only Walt would be joining him. I was both pleasently and unpleasently surprised to find out that was not the case. On one hand, Hank is alive. On the other hand, he's not a DEA agent anymore. So, which one is worse? Death or no purpose?
Now for some critisisms I have for the story:
1. I think Skyler was way too okay with what Walt was doing in this story. Aside from having pretty much no reaction to what she knew Walt planned on doing to Jesse once he got in prison, she just kind of goes along with Walt getting back into cooking meth too. There's no mini-storyline of Skyler's mental health declining or anything of that sort. She just kind of accepts it.
2. I think Steve Gomez could have had some lines. Gomez might have been able to save Hank's job, since he was there too.
3. Although I can imagine Walt killing Jesse in prison, I can't imagine Saul going along with it. Saul clearly cares about Jesse in the show, and so it's hard to imagine him going along with such a detailed and planned murder like this, especially when Jesse is the victim.
And that's all! What did you think? Sorry if my wording is a bit off, I'm kind of tired, haha. Anyways, if you read all this, thank you! And, once again, what'd ya think?
8 months ago I really thought you'd have at least 100k subscribers by now. Keep the ideas coming. Your writing is really good
Sorry to disappoint you bro, but I’m slowly climbing that ladder
@@murgeproductionsnaw I'm not disappointed at all. You're doing everything you gotta do to make the videos work. Good on you for real
Thank my guy!
Finally, the story when Walter is not going down or die, and he could live free with his family
I like to believe that Huell probably wouldn’t have lived with Kuby but rather Huell’s family from the mini-spin-off breaking bad amc skit “Huell’s Rules” would’ve lived with him instead.
what if jimmy died in the desert? mike comes just a few seconds too late and can't save him in time.
I’ve binged all of your videos so far. And everytime you upload I swear it’s at the perfect time and I instantly click to watch. Keep it up murge !
Appreciate that. Glad to have you aboard
on another note, after rewatching this, i think huell and kuby genuinely seem like they wouldn't use drugs. dunno, something about saul's muscle makes me think he would outright discourage them from taking any since that would definitely affect their performance
i think the worst huell and kuby would do would get blackout drunk from time to time, but i think realistically speaking they'd eventually manage to find out one way or another that walt has gone legit, saul has dropped off the face of the earth, hank has been disgraced, and jesse is dead. either way, walt's focus definitely isn't on them anymore, so i think they'd eventually just settle into their secluded albeit comfortable life in their mansion together, with the only worry being that they might catch the neo nazi's attention
but with good enough managing of their resources i think they'd lead comfy lives till the end. huell has a family in his home town so it's likely that he'd arrange to give the money to them once he kicks the bucket, and kuby might try finding something to do with his life afterwards
Take a look back at the scene where Jesse talks to Walt on the phone. Walt admits to everything out of pure fear of losing his money. Maybe Hank could have used that against Walt?
This is not my idea, but I found this scenario in the comments very interesting: What if Walt turned Jesse in during the stakeout in the pilot and helps the DEA bring down Gus and the Salamancas the legal way?
please do this murge
🫡
Im so glad you’re still making these videos. Just recently binged them all again. Keep it up man!
Glad you like them! And if you could dude, can you share you favorite video to one your social medias to get the word out on “THE HEISENVERSE”
Ngtl probably my favorite Breaking Bad’s what if. Amazing voiceovers and scripts for each character man.
Thanks dude. Appreciated
Bro I love your hesienverse series I been watching for months and you never fail to entertain me.
What If Jesse Disappeared the First Time? He never realises that Huell took the Ricin (he willingly gave up the weed, so he didnt notice it missing and put the peices together) so he has no reason to not go with Vacuum repair guy. Would be an interesting late series change as it would remove a vital player from Hanks investigation, but I dont see Hank just giving up. ((Also, I'd assume the Leaves of Grass book would be decent evidence))
What if Gale took Walt too seriously when Walt complements his coffee and decides to become a batista?
This is one that I actually thought about during the scene.
Awesome video!
This would of been a great way for the series to go. I would of been satisfied
Glad you liked it!
I've an idea: "What if Gaff shot Jesse?"
In the sniper scene, we see Gaff gun down Nick before Mike saves Jesse from becoming his next victim. If Mike simply wasn't able to, the entirety of season 4's conclusion couldn't play out the way it did.
In a timeline in which Gus can't use Jesse to cook a batch for the cartel and Walt can't manipulate Jesse into turning onto the former later on, it's just going to play out very differently!
What if Jimmy confessed to his part in Chuck's death the night that Howard vistited after the funeral, and/or what if Jimmy took Howard's job offer at HHM?
The most unrealistic thing here was skyler actually keeping her mouth shut 🤣🤣
What if Marie poisoned Walt in season 5, after revealing looking up different untraceable poisons to her therapist
What if saul stayed with Walter in granite state?
Be interesting to see what Walter had plan with saul and how it was change felina
What if
Kira vs Heisenberg
Light from Death note and Walter try to discover each others identity's while on opposite sides of the globe. Light wants all criminals dead and walt cause kira is an obvious threat to his life. With them potentially meeting face to face by the end. (Have Jesse and Ryuk smoke a blunt together no balls)
We need more crazy ideas like the minerals one lmao
Walter White is still processing the fact he's terminally ill with lung cancer, but the doctor can do something about that spot of mustard on his lab coat, which Walter finds very distracting.
Subconsciously Walter needs to be distracted from the bad news he just received. 😢
I suppose Walter would have placed a call to Todd to ring up ole Uncle Jack. Kuby was smart but those two wouldn't have lasted a week on the run with all of that money. Unless they called Saul and cut him in, then Ed The Disappearer could have solved the dilemma through his vacuum parts company..
Wow Murge, after watching the video I gotta say this is the your best Heisenverse ending.
You think so?
@@murgeproductions You somehow made everyone win (well except for Jesse) but much more lives could have been at stake)
Agreed. Appreciate you bro
I first thought that this video wasn’t gonna be that interesting at all, but holy shit, my mind was changed
What If Jesse died in the Pilot?
Remember when Jesse fell out the window in the first episode during the ride along Walt took to see a method lab? What if Jesse fell and broke his neck or back and died, or became a cripple?
Why would Jesse be transferred to a maximum security prison before he's even indicted, let alone convicted?
The moment when Saul Goodman becomes Lieutenant Columbo: 11:48
Thanks! Your channel’s been a real treat to randomly find, especially the alternative storylines. Keep it up. Oh got a quick one to suggest for ya:
What if the m60 round that hit Walter in his side, hit Jesse in the head instead? Crazy to think, and you won’t even have to kill Jesse yourself if you answer, because I just did it for ya!
Thanks dude. And awesome idea,
What if Mike killed Lydia when they found the tracer on the barrel of methlymine?
With Jesse going to jail would Walt really feel the need to kill him even if he betrayed him? He sold out Jesse because he blamed him for Hank having died and his reason for wanting to kill Jesse currently was because he was a mad dog. How much of a threat would Jesse be to Walt behind bars now?
Well he did put the hit on Jesse before ozymandious
Here’s a good one, what if Mike and Walt actually had a more friendly relationship with each other as Mike did with Werner
Small detail missing from this story is that while driving to the desert reserve , on the phone with Jesse Walt confessed to poisoning brock and killing several ppl
Yeah…I guess you got me bro
@@murgeproductions dude I fall asleep to your playlist of these theories every night 😭 u need to release if Hank broke his way into the rv in Joes lot with Walter and Jesse in there
Wait a damn minute. If they used the same tracker that hank used, wouldn't they have to get the tracker back before they can see where it went?? Maybe I'm remembering that wrong, but that's something that popped into my mind
17:14 Jesse is dead, again! You can't keep getting away with it !
only thing I'd change is that saul MAYBE would have called huell and filled him in. or at least a scene explaining why he didnt. after bcs, its hard to imagine even Saul Goodman era jimmy just cutting the guy off like that
This video gave me so much anxiety. Well done.
I watched every what if videos breaking bad videos this is by far one of my favorites such a great finale for everyone well, besides Jesse