Walter White's life is in danger! | Breaking Bad | Starring Aaron Paul
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Breaking Bad is an American television series created by Vince Gilligan, the show follows the story of Walter White, a high school chemistry teacher who is diagnosed with terminal lung cancer. In order to provide for his family after he's gone, Walter turns to cooking and selling methamphetamine with his former student, Jesse Pinkman. The show explores themes of morality, power, and the consequences of one's choices.
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"What did you expect, Hadji's' quick vanish??" Lolll
I love Saul so much haha
My 2nd favorite line from him is, "Can't believe he bought it. Great Aunt Bergent? Heh--WHAT?? (smirk)"
@@Buoyant_Bearthe only way that car is worth 500 dollars is if there’s a 300 dollar hooker sitting in it
Such a perfect line from Saul!! LMAO...
Saul truly went the extra mile!
For sure
Walter White couldn’t have done it without him
Walt loved Hank like a brother-in-law.
Hank and Gomie, whatever happened there
@@user-ob9oj9hc6v the shooting
god rest his soul
@@user-ob9oj9hc6v”WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE? WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE???
It’s an honored to be joined by MEN
2:26 😂😂😂 Saul’s reaction
this dude got an intro for an outro
💀💀💀
It’s ironic that everyone looks down on Saul, but Jimmy ended up saving everyone and even repenting for his sins after given 7 years of hell. He chose to not die as the character he created but the man who started from nothing.
BCS. Had the dumbest ending
No one in the world would drop 7 years to do life in a maximum security prison
Especially saul
@@troymcclure681Saul didn't give up his own life. Jimmy did.
@SaladBoi37 dude, come on, no one in the world would have done that. Have you ever seen a prison documentary
@@troymcclure681 He didn't do it out of guilt, or for redemption.
He did it because Kim was in danger. She'd confessed to Howard's wife. If Jimmy didn't take the heat for Howard's death, his wife would've sued Kim over it and taken everything she had... which, at that point, wasn't much. Jimmy confessed to everything because he still loved Kim and didn't want to see her life go to shit the way his had (even if she deserved it).
@DaRkLoRdZoRc that's even dumber
Saul hadn't been with Kim for 5 years she was already with someone else ,
And
Kim being sued doesn't mean her life is " In danger" 🤦🏾😹
She was facing no jail time
So again have you ever seen a prison documentary especially maximum security prisons ?
No one in the world would go to a maximum security prison for an ex girlfriend who they haven't seen in 5 years and had already moved on
Walt really got on my nerves. He just didn’t know when to shut the fuck up and just keep his head down.
Great way to explain why Nacho was wrong to try and protect his dad
Some smart people believe that their intellect gives them the ability to talk their way out of anything, so they just keep flapping their gums even when they're only digging a deeper hole.
Indeed. The main example being when he convinced Hank that Gale wasn’t actually the master chemist. He just couldn’t bear to see a subordinate receive the credit, even when it was to his own detriment. He was foolish. The Gray Matter fiasco clouded his judgement.
Nah. Walt is the best MC ever. Most entertaining as well. Far better than Jesse who was annoying af. He couldn't be a good boy and do as he was told. He had to be a goody two shoes every time.
Yes I think too , he have fake phobia that Gus will kill him
Walt wanted to go out in a blaze of glory. He wanted the end of his life to have meaning, a literal deathwish.
Walt low key has a good solid snake voice
Yeah, never thought about it but you’re right
4:17 hits hard
Walt overreacted a bit here IMO. Gus was trying to intimidate Walt and basically get him to stay the F out of the way, but killing a DEA agent and his entire family would've brought wayyy too much heat, and Gus is smarter than that. Walt should have been concerned, but only for Hank, he didn't need to rush to Saul and call the disappearer, he wasn't in actual danger from Gus.
i mean it’s because walt was obviously not going to allow gus to try and kill hank, and gus warned him of the consequences
There was no other way. Hank was never was gonna back down.
Not every business card is made for business purposes.
But that was business purposes... what?
Man, really watching this show after better call Saul is something else. I know Saul isn't necessarilly a good guy....but I really REALLY feel bad for him....at his core he does fall to sympathy..
It must be interesting watching Breaking Bad after BCS because those of us that watched BB first didn't have that perspective. We just thought Saul was a sarcastic slimeball who just happened to be an extremely talented lawyer.
That intro was extra af 🤣
I am jealous of anyone going through this series for the first time, it was absolute magic when it aired.
As an aside, I always thought it sounded like Mike's voice at @0:51
You can't kill me because Jesse wouldn't cook for you if you did.
Yet Gus's response to that was still both perfect and true. Jesse even himself knew Walt's seemingly never ending mission to be Hank's unflinching guardian angel or whatever was now transforming from maybe a little quirky and odd at first to now officially being over the top and fairly melodramatic. At a certain point, I'm sorry but the dude playing with fire has to get burned. It was no one else's fault. Logical consequence. It could be argued in some crazy sense even that Hank would have "wanted" to at least die in the line of duty rather than dying relatively young but for some purposeless reason.
Part of me now wonders if Jesse could have ever, possibly, just maybe could have convinced Walter to let Gus take out Hank. I mean he was simply just his brother in *law* but not an actual blood brother, or even a really close friend. The conversation probably would've eventually veered off into being about Jesse almost being like an informal child of his "alter ego" and the "identity of his alias. Either way, Hank was working in law enforcement and in some pretty serious departments and essentially in the line of fire. It was impractical of Walt to think he should have done all that he did just to try and save Hank from sticking his nose where it arguably doesn't belong in the first place, at least not without logical consequences.
Walter would NEVER allow this, in various cases you can see that he says "Hank is family", they are like brothers
Also, after Hank died, a part of Walter died too
@@UniversalLopes Uh, well yeah lol. I've seen the show mate. And yes, Walt says he is 'family' and Walter maintains this, largely just symbolic 'kinship' mind you, and this traditionalist civic formality relating to "in-laws" via his own 'fuzzy logic' about what actually constitutes "family". He just gives this whole quasi-artifical "bonding" between them tons of undue weight pretty much throughout the whole series so yes, we know. But pragmatically speaking, that's a silly and illogical viewpoint, and arguably even harmful. We know Walter's "logic" and heuristic reasonings for it. But by no means is it the correct or practical approach. They were NOT like brothers. Not even close. They weren't even particularly close "friends" and I'm sorry, but the whole 'being a non-blood relative' thing is pretty much the deal breaker. Hank may have been a decent guy to hangout with but he was clearly a major thorn in various peoples' lives. And I don't think I have to even reiterate that old classic saying about playing with fire. Hank was basically on the front lines of the very real Drug War.
@@Ryan88881
Not to be rude; it's just quite a surface level observation to make, that if Walt let Hank die, Walt would be safer for it in his illegal dealings. I don't know what more you're trying to say than that.
Walt has far less control over his emotions than someone like Mike, who has decades worth of mental hardening under his belt from his police work and time in Gustavo's business. Walters background by comparison makes him ill-equipped to handle being in the drug business. He can be ruthless, but he isn't the hollowed out man Gustavo Fring is inside; he's an emotionally frustrated, unstable man who wants the power Gus has, and will imitate that attitude to obtain.
You seem to put great value on blood relations, over non blood relations. Personally, I think it matters less in life who you share blood with, to whom you have a familial bond with. And I think we're meant to get the impression that Walt and Hank have such a bond.
The point I'm trying to make is that who Walter is, puts him at odds with ever doing such a thing imo; it's very much the point that he's self destructive. But never crossing that particular line left him just enough humanity to try and do what he considered to be the right thing at the very end.
Why do their voices sound so metallic? Sony sucks.
It makes the show good
Comb filter. Wasn't it in the show itself? I always found Breaking Bad audio quality quite poor
Looking at clips years after the series ended and so much of bb seems so preposterous.
"what if we make our youtube video sound like the cheap bootlegs from our country?"
-Sony Pictures Entertainment India
Delightfully Devilish Sonymore!
Jimmy (Saul) is the biggest crook in the whole show. Jim’ll fix it. Anything! An absolute mastermind.
You just watched a video where a man threatens to kill someone’s entire family including their infant, but SAUL, the greedy two bit lawyer is the biggest crook? Lmao 🤣 kid you need to spend some more time interacting with the real world
2:25
i mean walt should've been gone