I always thought doughboy could have been a good full back with his size

Jack was the real gangster

I don’t think we understand how SAFE those 2 ladies and little boy are in that house surrounded by Doughboy and his crew in 1990s Los Angeles

The Nazi karma had to come at some point after picking the name Heisenberg.

Most likable characters of this entire show

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Might be a macabre question, but I always wondered how much it would cost to order 10 murders in prison? Not just 10 murders, but 10 murders in 2 minutes across 3 prisons would probably be pretty expensive because of the complications involved. And Walt would have had to pay not just Uncle Jack but everyone involved in the murders. I mean Walt could certainly afford it, because at that point he was already selling the Blue Meth through Declan. But could all those murders cost Walt hundreds of thousands of dollars, or even millions?

What makes Todd such a terrifying villain is how normal he seems. If you didn't know anything about these guys you'd be forgiven for actually enjoying this discussion and being like "oh yeah, man that's awesome AF". Gotta love when films and shows treat their characters like real human beings, even the villainous ones who are just as capable as having a normal conversation sharing a unique experience as anybody. Brilliant writing.

I know its little and she really showed distain for him, she still introduced him as her other son to the recruiter instead of totally disregarding him.

like oh my god Mr Kotter

This scene is brilliant

This scene was wholesome, despite them being murdering, cheating monsters.

Yep the blood on the boot and notice the Open sign is off when they leave. Plus the diner looks darkened. Everyone has been killed.

Jason Bourne Junior LOL

Uncle Jack and Randy Johnson are scary mofos

Todd was an important character to introduce to the show because his presence reminds us that Walt turns out to have some of that sociopath in him as well. If we wanted to imagine that Walt was just a normal guy who's doing abnormal things, he's not. Walt can also be a cold-blooded killer and not lose a whole lot of sleep over it.

Thank You...

I did at the end feel bad for Lydia's daughter...

They tried to make Walter tough, but NOBODY is scared of that clown. Walter would have been slave Jessy and let's not kid ourselves.

6:08 Ricky watching the conversation outside realising he needs to leave the hood

this and the bath stuff was his big mistakes

I never liked this Todd character and when Pinkman killed him i felt relief

I gotta say Jack is one of the most polite Neo-Nazis I have ever seen in television.

0:14 "no aaron paul" brilliant foreshadowing by vince

1:50 naaahhhh

2:14 Train just drives right over jesse. Jack: in a few more seasons we will make it look that way.

they really are a great couple

I love how much respect Todd has for Walt, even for Jesse really.

I used to think the black cop scene was the most infuriating, but the side plot of Doughboy and his mom is probably more sadder and infuriating to be honest. Maybe I'm wrong about Ice Cube being a Rodney King-lover. To be fair that was only one side of the movie. Word...

OK she's caring towards Doughboy in this scene, but why was so she so hateful otherwise? The opening scenes would suggest different fathers, but others are saying Doughboy's life of crime but yet she's not being disgusted but nice here.

I always thought the mom was a bitch if dhe spent as much time on doughboy as ricky he might of stood a chance instead of running him down she even let ricky getting his girlfriend pregnant slide and let them move in she was a horrible mother taking her baby daddy isuess out on her son

The irony! when you consider the transformation of Walt's character. Throughout the series, Walt's initial goal was to secure his family's financial future, but his actions increasingly spiral out of control. The meeting with Uncle Jack was supposed to be a calculated move to resolve his entanglements and ensure his safety. Instead, it highlights the extent of his downfall. Walt's pride and his desire to maintain his criminal empire lead him to make decisions that ultimately result in his own capture. His attempt to manipulate and outmaneuver his enemies and the law backfires spectacularly. Hank’s death, in particular, is a brutal reminder of how far Walt has fallen from his original intentions. He becomes a victim of his own hubris and the very world he sought to dominate. This dramatic turn reinforces the theme that no matter how clever or powerful someone believes they are, the consequences of their actions can be far-reaching and tragic. Bravo Vince, utter brilliance

3:17 “Big country booty, big country titties! BOO-YAH!!!! …from eating all that corn bread and shit, I guess!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I love how Jack Ryan and Felix Cortez despite being on opposite sides of the law, do some research on the bombing and find out that the US military was secretly involved in this.

I love that both Dean Norris (Hank) and Bryce Rankin (Skinhead w/Mustache) played in a show called Claws.

Hire badasses and then antagonize them. o_O

0:12 watching Steven universe be like

Love Carmella's backing vocals. Check her out 2 weeks earlier next door to my cottage on Stony Lake :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJKmlY17mqiMoZo

Being an adult and rewatching this made me realise the mum was really the problem 🤷🏽‍♀️

Todd was so creepy.

This always makes me think that they killed everyone in that place. I’m not sure why

🎉oh whoa he still great player music

am i being dumb or is the way they both looked at the waitress and then the clip of him wiping the blood of his shoe supposed to imply that they beat her up and raped her in the bathroom?

there's a guy RIGHT THERE with a professional camera. i'm gonna look that footage up xD

He also helped his uncle, Jack, off a horse.

3:09 “Figure it out” …Legendary

Where is all the money after Walt dies?

Best band in the World!!!!

This is soooo painful to watch......yet I do!!