"Breaking Bad" 2x2 | Don't Ding That Bell, Old Man | First Time Reaction

[@WPA33SC]

I like your reactions. When Marie said , go together like apple pie and Chevrolet , she was thinking of an ad slogan from the 1970s. It went something like, Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie, and Chevrolet. Chevy ran that for years. It was on TV and in print.

[@nebulousreactions]

That explains a lot! Thank you. Now that you mention it, I may have a hazy memory of that, but it rang absolutely no bells at the time :D I just thought it was another instance of her being kinda eccentric.

[@serbianhammer]

6:19 Me anytime someone uploads a Breaking Bad reaction 😂

[@nebulousreactions]

@@serbianhammer 🤣

[@tmsongvids7463]

Aaron Paul really was knocked out when he hit the door when "pushed" out. I think he was even hospitalized, though other actors had nothing to do with the accident. That's what you call committment.

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

Tuco is already a nutcase in general. But when he starts snorting meth... Watch out ❗ 😳

[@nebulousreactions]

@@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e For real! 😁 Expertly acted, I must say. I will keep an eye out for this actor in the future. He's good.

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

@@nebulousreactions The actor who played him apparently mentioned that the character took him to a dark place mentally, considering that his inspiration for playing the role came from real life influences from his past growing up.

[@nebulousreactions]

Sorry for the belated reply! I had to take a bit of a hiatus, and I'm getting caught up on comments :) I can totally understand how playing a character like Tucco could affect your mental state, because you're spending a lot of time focusing on some very dark and twisted avenues a human being can go down. I think actors usually try to find a way to relate to and humanize their villainous roles, and finding common ground with a monster could very well make you question yourself. "If I can empathize with and understand this awful person, what kind of person does that truly make me?" I could see that happening. Or just replaying old traumatic memories, if you're drawing on actual life experience like that, can reopen old wounds. I hope he talked to someone about that, or otherwise found a way to process those feelings in a healthy way. Nobody should have real-life experiences like that to draw from, particularly not from when you were growing up. Hope he's doing well now :)

[@RemoGutierrez1]

I love Hank and Gomie 🧡

[@dariusz_darson_8968]

"Jesse shoot him" wtf? Lol Yup, Jesse shoots and Hank catches (or at least sees) both him and Walt.

[@nebulousreactions]

I think your comment is WAY more "wtf"-worthy, since you're essentially saying you would choose to avoid the consequences of your actions over saving the life of an innocent person. Particularly one who unknowingly walked into YOUR fuck-up trying to find you because they CARE about you. That's. . . WAY more "wtf"-worthy than me wanting Jesse to save Hank, dude.

[@hannahw8589]

You're so sweet and endearing. I always click these right away 🙌

[@nebulousreactions]

@@hannahw8589 Aww, thank you! 🙂💜

[@anthonyzarate9807]

Please continue series❤🙏 I know it can be a little tough for channels early on, but I believe you have a very good one, and it will pay off eventually👍

[@nebulousreactions]

Aww, this is a very kind comment, thank you! I'm sorry it's taken this long to respond. I had to go on hiatus due to some stuff in my personal life, but I'm hoping to get back into recording again very soon :)

[@RemoGutierrez1]

🔥🙌🧡

[@aranerem5569]

Hello. Have you seen the movie Tarzan The Fearless?

[@nebulousreactions]

Actually, I have not, but I do believe I've seen clips because the images look familiar when I googled the movie.