I think the most underrated of all the character monologues in Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul. Something very authentic about it. Great performance by Jere Burns.

Jesse tried to take on, but that dude already took the whole episo 😹

This is one of the most devastating scenes I have ever seen in television, film or anything else.

That's so horrific to consider.. what brilliant writing and acting..

It seems to me like you're de expert Mark!!! Yeh....yeh...

I remember when I first saw this scene and thought: "this shit just got dialed up to 100% real fast"

Every character on this show.... Their performances were phenomenal. Just a Master class of acting.

why'd you cut it off before the best part?

such good writing, in particular this part ...."cocaine wasnt a problem because i bought plenty the previous day..."

He really had a short jail sentence.

“How do you not hate yourself?”

Jesse's rehab arc in the show separates it from a drug show and slightly unrealistic to an insightful deep and valuable lesson

He was in the Better Call Saul Commercial

Criminally underrated actor (Jere Burns)

This happened to my aunt

This clip is why Good Will Hunting is a good movie

“I killed my daughter” That was the moment the group leader became Gustavo Fring

He has this job for a reason.

This is the scene that hooked me into Breaking Bad.

Why don't they sell alcohol in supermarkets in Virginia?

Sheesh. When he dropped that bomb I half expected his Mangekyou Sharingan to light up

You could just see the "well there went all my indignation and my point..." look take over Jessie's face when the therapist said "I killed my daughter..."

I'm watching Breaking Bad for the first time, kinda live under a rock. I'm 23 with no children. In this scene...I felt the loss and pain through Mr. Burns' conversation with Jesse. I had to pick my jaw up from the floor when he said he killed his daughter. Absolutely phenominal acting, suspension of disbelief was so palpable in this scene.

Cliff mains son!

I love actors who can play roles like this, then turn right around and play complete psychopaths like Wynn Duffy. If I were to ever be an actor, that's what I would strive for: characters. Love it. Just love it!

carrying a tragic event or loss in your birthday its very hard, but a carrying a tragic event when you are guilty of its something else.

Happy thirtieth anniversary!

I’d probably have killed myself if I was in that guy’s situation.

I just realized that today is July 18th.

Great acting. I love the sad, realistic, human moments in Breaking Bad.

What nails this scene home for me is how he can’t finish the story. He lets us put two and two together, which makes it hit sooo much harder for me

I really like this scene. I'm currently going through a huge breakup with someone I've known for almost 3 years now. We called each other soulmates and for a long time, I was convinced that she was 'the one.' It's mostly my fault though; I tried guilt-tripping and manipulating her into getting romantic feelings for me again, and I didn't like that she was hanging out with another dude more than me. I constantly keep thinking about how I could've handled the situation differently; I could've did this, or done that. I hate myself for it, but seeing this scene tells me that kicking myself about it over and over won't change anything. I know these are just characters, but the fact that someone was able to accept that they ran over their own daughter and move on with their life tells me that I have to accept what I've done, learn from my mistakes, and move on with my life as well. There's nowhere else to go but forward. Thank you to anyone who read all of this lol. I don't really type huge paragraphs like this often

Every single person watching this for the first time has the same reaction as jesse when the counsellor says he killed his daughter

As someone in recovery, and growing up in Virginia in the 90’s, this is haunting.

A huge thing that I always respected about this show is how it portrays Jesses time in rehab because it could’ve gone the obvious route (Rehab is played for laughs, Jesse is just there to dick around, feign sobriety, and sell product) and in a way it does but you have scenes like this that give respect to the process of rehab by not presenting it as a house full of twitchy nutters. There’s grace and humility and wisdom and a massive amount of heartache in that place. Sure it ends with Jesse flat out telling them he’s just there to sell them meth, but it doesn’t paint the people as fools. It doesn’t portray rehab as something useless and I always appreciated that.

Jere burns could be cliff son from better call saul?

There's just something about his delivery on this scene, how he articulated his sentences, the pauses on his speech. This scene gave me goosebumps, great acting.

Literally the most important message of the story was not in this video, big missed opportunity right there.

this was the part where I realized that breaking bad was more than a crime show

Probably the most underrated scene in the show

0:37. 1:19

He is perfect for playing the role of Steve Jobs.

I teared up when I first heard this

The reason for acceptance is so that we can change. That is why god is forgiving because he wants to see all of his children go to heaven

I just started watching breaking bad for the first time. When I heard him say “I killed my daughter” I got immediate fucking chills.

This is the scene that made me watch the show. Masterpiece

The only part that saddens me, is how emotionally unaware a lot of these character are

This and the "Dog Killing Confession" scene (idk what to call it) are the 2 best scenes in the show IMO.

After the accident Kirk decided enough was enough...

First time I saw this and Jesse pushed back on him, I thought for sure Jesse was gonna have dude squirming. When he came back with "I killed my daughter", the dynamic of that scene changed COMPLETELY and my jaw just dropped. Absolutely incredible acting AND writing.