Breaking Bad 3x4 'Green Light' | First Time Reaction

[@John-Cullen18]

Maple calling Gus cute is something I wasn’t expecting lmao.

[@TheMatschmen]

So looking forward to Maple slowly seeing gus true colors in the next seasons. :D

[@Hal2718]

​@@TheMatschmenYou kidding me? She's gonna be more turned on when she sees what he does

[@lindenir540]

Ariana: "OMG this is so horrible they're young and Jesse's ruining her life what a horrific situation!" Maple: "Haha cop's hat tall!" 😜

[@Maxisamo1]

These two are such a good combo, they bounce off each-other really well

[@kevinhinkle7632]

“He hasn’t faced enough consequences” there are still 38 episodes left, guys. Don’t jump the gun here

[@SidPhoenix2211]

"'Oh, boo hoo! I won't cook meth anymore!' You're a crybaby!" is a hilarious line of dialogue XD

[@tjm6983]

And no more money laundering, I'm shutting down the website!

[@coolunusual]

It's also the way he says it lmao

[@John_Locke_108]

Any scene with Ted ends up being the most uncomfortable scene. It's never a good time when his character is on screen.

[@pinkithink3757]

I didn’t realize just how viscerally uncomfortable Ted made until I saw the stank ass face I was making when he popped on screen lmao

[@martinlatour9311]

The rug part was pretty funny

[@DanielZeal]

​@@martinlatour9311 Yeah, his best scene for sure. 😂

[@bigbananae]

the huell scenes are awesome

[@jerodast]

@@bigbananae Huell?

[@SethWilson]

I think Gus really wants Walt - I think he knows making a deal with Jesse will tweak Walt’s precious ego.

[@huzzich]

They're busy hating we get it the way he is lol

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

Walt got the Greenlight. He's at the intersection waiting at the light, and he could go either direction, but he receives the money and then the green light appears. Basically Walt has the choice at that moment, to put things behind him and try to repair his life, or go ahead and accept his other path and continue onward even though he just heard over the radio the cost and consequences of his past actions.

[@iandor1381]

We're pretending like Emilio and Crazy 8 weren't sold defense?

[@JACuervo_]

What are you talking about Walt having not character development? wtf

[@MR._BEAN35]

fr sometimes these two don't make sense 😒

[@JACuervo_]

@@MR._BEAN35 Like im fine with them hate him, like a lot of people (totally justified), but dont give me that crap about one of the best constructed and written character of all time

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

The one on the left does porn , u cant expect them to have brains, that’s why I don’t watch them much, stupid as fuck

[@talesofacrookedmouth]

People's biases come forward once their manicheistic values are put against a moral dilemma

[@therealneal3034]

It’s bc character development is usually an upward spiral. Very rarely is a descent into evil considered ”development”

[@onepureturtle]

For people who have finished BCS... I can't be the only one who gets slightly emotional seeing that gas station and that airport, right?

[@Rajarshi_X]

I love walt lol, but for some reason everything he does they hate but jesse is just innocent lol

[@Quixotic1018]

Everyone in that office was like "Told you that was an awkward ass birthday tribute"

[@Nick-lt4tt]

"is he finally in the fugue state?" Is such a great way to describe his moments of pf insane ego trips

[@joetamburello6292]

Season 3 is when things really start to explode and get darker

[@cpob2013]

Season 4 has the explosion

[@vtown5630]

Jesse is not just a chunky to Walter Jesse is the son he always wanted in a way

[@vtown5630]

@@redharlow9750 autocorrect😂

[@jrrey_]

It’s always interesting to me how people seem to be accepting of Walt becoming a meth manufacturer/dealer but get angry when he does the things that go along with being in that business. If someone were to say that a meth dealer were to lie to people they love and kill, I think most people would say yeah of course. But Walt starts off as a sympathetic figure then does this stuff. Then it’s almost like people feel betrayed by him.

[@madeofwax92]

It's not like those ideas are mutually exclusive. You can assume someone making meth as being unscrupulous, but still consider that a bad thing.

[@HeadWound72]

It's a good show and Walt is an interesting character played by one of the best actors out there. Walt is still a garbage person who was driven by his pride and made his own messes.

[@Pennywise.18]

Why did he get that pride don't u go there? Despite having such a brilliant brain his life sucked big time and people taking advantages of him. So it was about time he got to show his thing somethings I don't agree with walt but moreover I get the character and it's pride which I respect ​@@HeadWound72

[@OwnYourBaldSpot]

Adding *innocent tennis noises* was brilliant

[@Maxisamo1]

"He's really after an adrenaline high" Exactly, Jesse gave up drugs, but he didn't give up the high

[@Jjack1392]

i keep saying jesse is just as bad as walt, giving that poor gas station girl meth and telling her its not addictive. they each have there ways

[@Speed04GT]

Fun fact. The school you see Walt in Jesse in the parking lot of is Eldorado High School. It is the High school I went to from 1997-2001.

[@Liesmith424]

It was pretty shitty of Skyler to treat Ted like a prop and then immediately tell her meth-dealer husband about it. And then she acts shocked when Walt shows up to confront Ted...wtf did she think he was going to do?

[@misters1r900]

Exactly why she’s hated

[@poepidonidoepi7510]

Did these 2 forgot all reasoning and backstory of walter or? There are reasons for his behavior in this episode, understanding is better than to just constantly hate

[@poepidonidoepi7510]

@@SARGEHALO666v2 thats not true, i think they kinda dont care about Walter's perspective/reaction towards the events since s2's ending. Not excusing him but understanding him.

[@cpob2013]

Emotion > logic I guess

[@poepidonidoepi7510]

@cpob2013 misunderstood i think more, when i watched the first time i shat on walt fully not understanding him and stuff. After rewatching a few times its not about good or bad in s3 but motivation, path and direction and why they feel the way they do.

[@BobTheSkull]

incel logic. @@SARGEHALO666v2

[@lanestapp2]

Ya, they completely ignore how he did everything out of greed and ego. Like, he immediately had an out for money from his friends, and just say "no I want to make meth and ruin lives because that money, that I still feel entitled to, wasn't directly mine" They really just left out that the entire show happens because of Walt's ego.

[@champagnebulge1]

ATM machine pov "looks like a 90s music video" 😆

[@twoheart7813]

Congrats to Maple for figuring out Gus's game

[@DustinHawke]

I don't think these two are capable of enjoying this show.

[@Crispifordthe3rd515]

Why? Because they don't like Walt? At least that's the implication, yes?Considering that's the only thing people are complaining about with their reactions. Shit take. This show is incredibly enjoyable even if you don't like specific characters. It's not as if Walt is painted as the good guy. Just our protagonist.

[@Crispifordthe3rd515]

@@jzugel60 that still doesn't compute with them not liking the show in any way. They just don't like Walt. Again, y'all are just pissy they aren't enjoying him. They've broken the mold of most people who watch this show. Usually everyone at least justifies Walt until season 5. Only then do they start hating him. But they see his shittiness from the beginning. And in the end, they'll be right about him. I think the arrogant hypocrites are you. They figured him out far sooner most. Should they hate Walt like this? Nah, I like him alot. But you can't fault em for getting invested in it their own way.

[@ToneLone69]

⁠​⁠@@Crispifordthe3rd515Woah there lol. Considering many people criticize the same thing, couldn’t it be they are blinded by their ignorance and or hypocrisy to fully enjoy this show at times?

[@CataRDJ]

​@@jzugel60 Dude it's just a tv show character, why are you insulting someone because they don't like him? You guys get incredibly weird and defensive wtf

[@SoaringTrumpet]

I don't see it that way. They seem to really appreciate Breaking Bad generally while constantly being shocked by, and repelled by, Walt's behavior. And that is sort of the point of the show.

[@Frugustin]

Them seething at everything Waltuh does is great. Bodes well for a complete meltdown around season 5.

[@poepidonidoepi7510]

Kinda ruins the viewing experience imo, hating on either Walter, Skyler, Jesse or whatever instead of understanding everyone of them is much better

[@andrewstephens5885]

@@poepidonidoepi7510you can understand and loathe Walt at the same time. What he did to Jane was a bold move for the writers because it’s near irredeemable.

[@poepidonidoepi7510]

@andrewstephens5885 not what he did but more so what he didnt, ofc u could say him touching jesse moved her but still, loathing walt will def make you blind to his reasoning, perspective and path. Its more important to understand all these characters than to just outright have emotions overtaking your view on them.

[@poepidonidoepi7510]

@andrewstephens5885 like about the Jane scene being irredeemable, many would say he is redeemable and many think not, but its more important understanding why he did it than to say "good that he didnt save her" or "bad that he did nothing"

[@JohnSmith-wh2ob]

@@andrewstephens5885it’s really not she blackmailed him and then her chance to just let it go she doubled down I’m sorry but folks who are blackmailed in real life would love for those hurting them to fall off the face of the earth

[@Josh86_925]

Lets blame Walt for that whole thing for not saving Jane after she threatened to burn him to the ground, but lets not blame Jesse for getting Jane hooked back on drugs... makes sense.

[@red2977]

Walt did those murders to AVOID consequences. The murders weren't the consequence.

[@hopdig]

They are saying that his illegal activities came woth the consequence of being a murderer wich walt also know

[@elijahhanna7432]

You have to really hate Walt to say a guy hasnt suffer enough consequences who has terminal cancer,lost his family, got cheated on,living with guilt of the plane crash. Also when he dies the options of perception is criminal or weak walk over with his kids not knowing his efforts of providing for their future. He has way more loses than wins.

[@MR._BEAN35]

fo real, I see alot of people say "walt doesn't suffer enough consequences" or "his actions go unpunished" BULLSHIT. Truth is guy has been dealt a bad hand; 50 YEARS worth of regrets and continuous losses, after all this he chose to do something about it. (albeit not the best choice out of the few unsavory options that form from his diagnosis😅)

[@Tusc9969]

If it were Walt offering that young girl Meth we would not hear the end of it 😂 Lord....

[@ryanfuerst2406]

they said it was scummy, and they said this would be a hard episode if that's the way it starts. Idk exactly how mad you want them to be at Jesse, but I felt their reaction was appropriate.

[@ryanfuerst2406]

@@SARGEHALO666v2 Walt's defining characteristic is Pride. He is very petty and egotistical. I don't see the problem?

[@CyreseParrish]

​@@ryanfuerst2406I mean, tbf, his character may be defined by pride, but it's not his only characteristic like so many make it out to be.

[@ryanfuerst2406]

@@CyreseParrish I didn't say it was his only characteristic, I said it was his defining one. You reiterated my point.

[@CyreseParrish]

@@ryanfuerst2406 Oh no, I think you're misinterpreting me, I agree with what you're saying, I was merely expanding upon that thought.

[@gdapaah6]

It’s truly pathetic how they scoff at every single thing Walt does and give passes or one little comment about the wrongdoings of other characters. Imagine if that was Walt giving that girl meth, potentially turning her into an addict and ruining her life. Would never hear the end of it

[@snidefultodd]

You're right, the whole time Jesse was roping her in, they were clapping and cheering.

[@brownsey1]

​@@snidefultoddThat whoop, whoop by both of them at the end was unseemly!

[@LouSassol69er]

Yeah after Jane's death they're pretty much done with Walt. Gonna be pretty annoying lol knowing what happens in later seasons.

[@Serryy]

You like a character, youre more inclined to forgive them. You dislike a character, you won't, Im sure that you are not different when you consume fiction. Anyway, they did say that this was shitty and self-analyzed that they dont bother so much about what Jessie does because he doesnt lie to himself.

[@thedarkemissary]

32:30 - To me, this is wild from Arianna. She does an analysis on Walt's 'blood' money, without even realizing Jessie is getting the same 'blood' money.

[@__Raze]

"He assaulted his coworker" now that's a real overexaggerated reach

[@cpob2013]

Yeah, if walt looked like Ted that scene would have gone differently

[@thisaccounthasbeensuspended]

​​@@cpob2013No it wouldn't, no matter how handsome or charismatic the guy in question was. She could very well have a husband. Even if she didn't, accepting a kiss from a coworker with no mutual feelings is very weird.

[@comeatmebro8120]

@@cpob2013 Thats not even the point, the point is they called it assault when it wasn’t. Walt made an inappropriate advance, got rejected, and then backed off. Its cringey, but that doesn’t mean he assaulted the woman. They should choose their words more carefully

[@BobTheSkull]

I got gas for $2 a gallon yesterday. was very happy about that. those rewards points from some grocery stores are useful.

[@Bigmanoncampus888]

36:34 i just wrote a huge comment about this on your s3 e2 video. Glad you guys realized this as well. The writing is brilliant though when it comes to the double standard. The truth of the matter is this: Walt is NOT a shark. He's a minnow. She married Walt knowing he was the minnow, and so hes expected to stay that way. Thats what makes her feel safe. Ted is sort of a shark. Owns a company, wealth to his name. And so she flirted with him in the past and fucks him in the show knowing hes a shark. As a result, when he does shark like thinks like cooking the books, she is not as surprised because it fits Teds archetype. However, when Walt, the harmless minnow, cooks meth and starts acting LIKE a shark, it rubs her, and the viewers the wrong way because everyone can see the incongrueny of it.

[@vaughnhenderson1174]

*Innocent tennis noises*

[@gnoogie]

31:09 He definitely has shown that he felt bad about Jane, and felt bad about Krazy-8, and felt bad about the plane crash and felt bad about Jane's dad. Idk how you see otherwise, as Walt has been visibly upset over all of those things and has shown remorse for most of it multiple times. It's pretty obvious that his actions are indeed affecting him, and saying otherwise isn't fair. HOWEVER, he continues to do more and more bad things, so I get why you'd want to hate him completely. Trust me, by the end of the series, your disdain for Walt will be justified IMO. I just don't think it's that cut and dry at this point

[@okedogg]

I watched BB for the first time with you guys and got hooked.. did season 1 and half of 2 with y'all.. then binged the darm series (and Better call Saul..)... makes it much more fun now listening to you guys theorise on things to come.. Love the channel 🙂

[@cavaughngrace1488]

This was one of the funniest episodes of breaking bad to me 😂

[@alwaysbreezy37]

And they don't laugh at anything 😂

[@moonrockinmynose5689]

It's not fair to criticize Walt and simultaneously treating Jesse like a saint.

[@lanestapp2]

Ya, they really glorified him in that opening scene. You're right.

[@LouSassol69er]

Yeah they really can't relate to him, despite the awful things he's done. I think they've forgotten why Walt acts the way he does about this new field that he seems to be the best in the market of. He's been surpassed by all his friends. Wasted his potential. Now he's losing what he loved (family) and then he sees Jesse "steal" (from his pov) his formula which he sees as his sole creation. So he loses it against Jesse too.

[@lanestapp2]

@@LouSassol69er Ya, he acts that way because he thinks his value is greater than others and can't stand when that is defied. Jesse trying to emulate him is seen as stealing is a wild take. He's losing his family because of his own selfish and egotistical actions. Walter is essentially the reaping and sowing meme.

[@thedarkemissary]

How much you wanna bet they'll blame Walt for episode #6, despite Jessie setting everything into motion?

[@emperortgp2424]

You have one camp hating Skyler and another camp hating Walt, but in reality Jesse is the worst character in the show. Just an absolute loser crybaby who never listens to reason, gets manipulated over and over again, and always manages to make things much worse for himself and those around him.

[@havok6280]

It is not about the money for Walt. Getting money for Jesse's work will not fly. It's tantamount to charity.

[@cavaughngrace1488]

I wonder if Marie's favorite song is Purple Rain 😂

[@BB13131313]

The first 5 episodes of S3 are the calm before the storm and does a masterful job of planting seeds and setting up huge payoffs..

[@zhengistasbolatov8480]

To think Jessy was supposed to die at the end of season 1... this show might have been something completely different.

[@rustyshackleford3862]

The way Carmen brought that other Woman with her. They were going to let him go regardless. What kind of crappy non union public school is just going to fire a man with cancer like that.

[@jerodast]

The commentariat is really special for this one, god damn! Lotta people really need to feel that Walt is loved and supported apparently. The extended breakdown of how Skylar should choose between the two criminals was PRICELESS, thank you for that :D

[@michaelcurtis925]

It’s always interesting how much faster people that binge BB completely turn on Walt. When it aired most people were Team Walt through season 4 at minimum and a lot til the bitter end. The bingers hate him like immediately lol Only think I can figure is that sitting with these characters for years through the shows run forces you to sympathize with them in different ways than a binge does.

[@CB-eo6xo]

The show aired in the late 2000's and early 2010's. An era of hardcore edgelords that rooted for guys like Walt. I was in those times and surrounded by those types of people.

[@Diegesis]

we watch it week to week

[@michaelcurtis925]

@@Diegesis oh I figured as much. That’s still binge adjacent lol you take in Walt’s transformation a lot faster and I think that plays a big part in it.

[@ascii_9727]

I watched the show while it was airing back in the day and I felt like I was taking crazy pills when I would see people discussing it. Walt has been such a horrible person in so many ways until this point and online I would see nothing but people either justifying, respecting or outright defending it. I'm so glad that now people are way less tolerant of that kinda bullshit

[@thedarkemissary]

It's not really that. It's how quick you can disassociate with Walt's character. People are with him all the time. Since he's fictional people fixate on the things he does instead of the reason why he does them. For instance, take the incident he had in the car with Jessie. Maple and Arianna immediately identified with Jessie and everything Walt does during that confrontation is view from the standpoint that Walt isn't fair and is being disingenuous. But, if you step back, you can identify that Walt is losing everything, his wife, his job, and now Jessie is there to take his formula as well. So, he's desperate to rationalize any kind of control he can get. It's a parallel to Skylar's affair. It's lashing out in the face of losing control. But since they *know* Walt is a bad person it's, "Haha, suck it. Take that Walt." Whereas, if it's anyone else it's, "Oh, they're lashing out. I can sympathize." The simple fact that they get to watch Walt make every decision and action, reinforces their view of him, regardless of the decision or action, in and of itself. Jessie tries to sell drugs, high-five. Walt tries to sell drugs, boo. Skylar has an affair, high-five. Walt tries to have an affair, boo. Walt's family in danger, oh no. Walt in danger, suck it. Guarantee you they'll blame Walt for episode #7.

[@bfsgman]

What do you mean Walt didn't have to murder people early on? If he hadn't killed Emilio and Krazy 8, he would have been dead. It's called self-preservation.

[@thedarkemissary]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Y'all killed me with that, "At least HE AIN'T BROKE!!"

[@alwaysbreezy37]

They never laugh at any scenes 😂

[@erndaburn7745]

Make sure at the end of the series, you watch the short clip of the Breaking Bad/Malcolm in the middle dream sequence.

[@wildbar2681]

That was one serious TedXTalk It almost turned violent.

[@FesterSilently]

Speaking of "consequences": I'm always reminded of a short-lived, not-great (but very watchable) show that came out a couple years before Breaking Bad, called "Day Break" (2006), staring Taye Diggs...and Jonathan Banks, who was basically playing Mike Ehrmantraut 1.0 - hit man, fixer, very strong and silent type. And his tag line, throughout the run of the show (usually when he had someone tied up in a figurative corner) was, "Remember, sir: there's decisions...and consequence. Decisions...and CONSEQUENCE." It's a great, though poorly executed little show that's well worth a watch.

[@John_Locke_108]

That's the "groundhog day" tv show, right? Really great show if I'm thinking of the right one.

[@FesterSilently]

@@John_Locke_108 Hahaha...it absolutely *is* that Groundhog Day cop show. /spot on

[@vinnieramos8548]

However much hate they have for Walt somehow urks me to a level I wasn’t expecting myself to feel 😅😅😅

[@ernestorodriguez791]

Why?

[@winstonmarlowe5254]

*irks

[@John_Locke_108]

I feel like their hatred for Wallt is right on par. And

[@Crispifordthe3rd515]

Why? He's an egotistical maniac of a man. Well written and understandable sure, but he's just not a pleasant person

[@puririiin]

it’s…. almost like…. he was written to be hated. shocker.

[@1922dave]

😂😂 These two don't understand any show they watch it's hilarious.love it.

[@TheRepublican777]

Jesse finally applied himself the way Walter used to always tell him to and perfected Walters products and wanted Walt to be proud of him and instead he got jealous and competitive and cut Jesse down and that really hurt him and made him bitter for a bit

[@trahkrik]

I think you nailed it. Skylar isn't the most detestable character in the show. But she is the most relatable. I never encounter these other characters irl, but Skylars I see on the daily and tthus she sticks out as the most viscerally unlikable.

[@user-fy3jk4ej3m]

We need daily Breaking bad

[@TorchySmurf]

"Married to their misery... Addicted to negative feelings or ways of thinking", Thank you for that.

[@amitchandel1257]

You guys are ignoring the fact that Walt' criminal activities come with life threatening risks for everyone whereas no one is gonna come looking for Ted with an axe because he didn't pay some taxes. You guys are like willfully blinded by money, you'd make perfect girls for El Chapo and his type lol.

[@pinkithink3757]

Bro they were literally pointing out that Ted also isn’t great for Skyler but wtf are you on about. Get your misogynistic condescending garbage back on 4chan

[@cpob2013]

Its almost like skylar never appreciated Walt in the first place. She was a waitress that saw a stable boring guy with a good paying lab job and latched on. We see in the pilot she's more invested in her eBay bid than "his birthday present". Then when walt is dying of cancer she demands he get treatment against his own wishes to pass peacefully. And when he secretly risks his life to make money enough for both his treatment and the family to live on, she gets petty and vindictive for daring to lie. And when she finds out, theres no concern for his safety, she never cared about his well-being, she's disgusted. And when Walt refuses to be kicked out of his own home she has an affair with her also criminal but more handsom and successful boss to spite walt. Add in the smoking while pregnant, that she probably did with Jr too giving him his palsy, and skylar is scum.

[@im-gi2pg]

She just a boring, predictable, controlling housewife. She’s not complicated. Totally predictable.

[@cpob2013]

​@im-gi2pg so was Carmella in the sopranos but she was more sympathetic and likable than skylar white

[@xaviersandoval1765]

There's absolutely no indication that Skylar NEVER appreciated Walt. They're nearly two decades into their relationship and she's pregnant. Yeah, an inattentive handjob isn't the most thoughtful thing on her husband's birthday, but nothing in that says that she's just been leaching from him the whole time. Of course she demanded he get treatment, most people who love their partner are not going to immediately jump to agree for them to die. Yes, she was coming from a place of selfishness to some extent, but it's clear it was ultimately because she wants him in her life, not just because she needs someone to pay the bills. She also spent time trying to get Walt to tell her the truth, and she gets vindictive because he's consistently choosing to keep lying about something that is ultimately his fault anyway. He never needed to risk his life in secret. He was offered the money for the treatment, and he refused because he's prideful. He didn't make meth to leave money behind, if he truly wanted there to be no debt, he would have accepted Elliot's offer. He started cooking meth because he wanted to know that he specifically was the one that kept his family out of debt. He did it for himself while telling himself it was for his family. He had other routes and chose not to take them. Also, the severity of her affair is way overblown. She had already made it clear to Walt that their relationship was over, and he refused to accept it. He was a legitimate danger to the family, made evident by the fact the Salamanca twins showed up in his house, only two episodes before this one. She screwed Ted to make it clear to Walt that he was not going to get what he wanted just because he thought he could. They were done, even if it was still technically an affair on paper. They're relationship was over and he needed to have that stuck into his thick skull. Skylar has her flaws, but they mostly revolve around her attachment to Walt and wanting to make sure she doesn't ruin him in the eyes of her children. Her loyalty to the image of Walt that her son has in his head is a much greater flaw than any of the animus she showed him because of the decisions he made.

[@brownsey1]

😂😂😂

[@SoaringTrumpet]

Not a great take. You ask any of the writers, directors, just about anybody involved in making this show and they would completely disagree with your assessment of Skylar. Instead, there's this version of her that you cooked up in your head.

[@thewizardmf175]

The salt for Walt fills me with joy

[@chrisbruneau2156]

After seeing Walt's ego on blast--the girls are clearly no longer team Walt!!!

[@jasonsypsa7074]

No, Skylar goes to Ted to punish Walt. She is not picking one over the other. Plus white collar crime is not the same as drug dealing.

[@briancomstock7741]

No warrant needed due to probable cause.

[@alvaroflores8831]

I don't agree on the consequence comment that Maple is making. The Plane Crash, the Dad trying to kill himself and the people that Walt killed are all consequences of Walt's actions and/or decisions. The part that these 2 gals are struggling with is that Walt is rarely if not never impacted by the consequences of his actions / decisions. This whole series could be called consequences of knowing Walt.

[@XxOnyxStudiosxX]

I think they just mean he hasn't lost anyone close to him like Jesse has. Jesse lost Combo and Jane in a very short period of time. Skyler finding out was the only real personal consequence Walt felt, and even that has it's silver lining like they said.

[@thedarkemissary]

I just don't understand what they want. They want him to die? That's the end of the show. Get arrested? End of the show. They want Skylar to die? I thought they were rooting for Skylar. Like, what exactly do they want to happen to Walt to feel satisfied in hating him?

[@alvaroflores8831]

@@thedarkemissary - I have a theory - they really both related to Jane. If you go back to the episode where Jane dies and look at their reactions, you can see they are both visibly shook. Ever since that episode they are both very anti Walt. I think they wanted to see Jane as a regular on the show.

[@alvaroflores8831]

@@Zingy16 I agree with you that they are not criticizing the show but anyone can see that they don't like the Walt character. But your also right that it is part of the show and good writing. The Walt character has to carry the show and does a fantastic job at it.

[@alvaroflores8831]

@@XxOnyxStudiosxX I'm surprised that no one has noticed (or commented) or stated the obvious. The entire show is that nothing ever really happens to Walt but everything always seems to happen to Jesse.

[@Josh86_925]

Well, technically Jesse & Jane doing heroin caused that. Yeah, she would alive if Walt saved her, but she would also be alive if she didnt shoot heroin in her arm 🤷‍♂️.

[@proudpapaprick]

Reminds me of a song lyric. "Be good, or be good at it."

[@iCortex1]

3:50 if they water it, and depending on the material of the pot yeah it could be pretty fcking heavy ! also Walt is not exactly super strong either he's 50 with lung cancer

[@tristan8922]

it's cool you all are already picking up on the "purple." The director/creators intentionally color code motifs and characters throughout the series. If you start looking for them intentionally, it's pretty crazy how specific some colors are.

[@TheRepublican777]

Jesse thinks he is no good that he can't be good at anything else but being the bad guy and cooking meth so he is trying to embrace that but it's just not him

[@user-iy4it4ft6m]

How can you hate waltuh? 😞

[@ttangg55]

Finally, reactors who find Walter as insufferable as I do.

[@anakamarvelous]

The girls are finally figuring out how Skylar is 3rd most hated character of all time 😂😂😂😂

[@CXYFER]

The Hot Rod edit was perfect 😂

[@keithmorrissette584]

Love the avalanche shirt! Representing the NHL ❤.

[@brettstalling2269]

People just need to answer in their heads who is worse ? Skylar or Walt ? I feel like that might solve some of these stupid arguments between people. Walt is clearly worse to anyone with a brain but you also need to think about who gets complained about more and why that is. I’d say it’s either sexism, subconscious sexism or just a lot of ignorance.

[@misters1r900]

Walt has a purpose and he produces financial results. Skylar just makes everything more difficult.

[@KwabeeProductions]

To be fair if someone did my wife even if we werent divorced yet id be angry ass hell too ngl

[@MattMajcan]

2.89 for gas isnt crazy.. i paid 2.79 the other day when i filled up. You guys must live in LA or something.

[@havok6280]

Try $5 in LA...

[@daltongalloway]

Im in PA and its like 3.15, use to be like a dollar or so cheaper back in 2006, when the show is set

[@Tone_Loc303]

Reppin the Avs!? Dope!! 🔥

[@benguensche]

"2.89 per gallon" - 2023 missouri gas prices

[@jameskelly2559]

Love that Arianna is representing Colorado! x

[@MP197742]

I just saw gas for $2.89 yesterday. And this was set in 2007, I think.

[@crispy_338]

W A L T U H

[@Elephant2024]

Have not read all of the comments in each episode. But one of the questions that is frequently posed in discussions of this series is at what point did Walter White go full scale breaking bad? I say it was at toward the conclusion of Season 2 when he made the conscious decision of not making any attempt to save Jane. That was definitely heartbreaking on so many levels. Another thing I always wondered about was why much of the Breaking Bad audience had such a negative view of Skyler. Outside of her affair with Ted, I cannot really think of any action she took over the duration of the series that was not done out of love for and/or protection of her husband and especially her kids. Am I off base for thinking this or do I just have a major crush on Anna Gunn?😄

[@CataRDJ]

You're not off base, Walt fans are just weird and love to analyze and justify his actions but no one else's

[@Elephant2024]

@@CataRDJ Thanks. Yes I believe that is true as well.

[@user-rq4yh7tu7x]

Rising Guardians The Movie

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

Something about seeing Walter unraveling that I really don't mind ╮⁠(⁠.⁠ ⁠❛⁠ ⁠ᴗ⁠ ⁠❛⁠.⁠)⁠╭

[@belowpressure]

Skyler is taking a half measure when she should be taking a full measure.

[@KiraVexing]

13:17 YEEAAAAH GET HIM!

[@christopherbradford193]

Pride comes from the ego

[@KlaraMoitz]

Love your reactions, pls watch the Vinland saga

[@jennym2276]

Sklyar is bad at being bad. HA HA HA. Just wait

[@TTM9691]

15:16 - I never noticed before, maybe someone knows without me having to look it up (!), but is that the same actor who played the dude who sold the bullet proof vests to the twins? Just all made up?

[@TTM9691]

@@redharlow9750 Thanks, man! I'm super happy you at least see the resemblance so I know I'm not totally crazy!!! 😄

[@jennym2276]

You are back and forth. Walt is indefensible, un redeemable yet you think Sky is wrong for picking Ted. Walt her husband who made vows to her lied and gaslighted her for some time. Why would she choose Walt at that point. Ted is another story. She doesn’t want a relatiionship with him, just wants to put it in Walt’s face to hurt him like she felt hurt by him. Make him leave.

[@Pennywise.18]

STOP HATING WALT WTF ENJOY THE CHARACTER

[@beneficent2557]

*Its funny you call them tennis noises*

[@jlilley73]

Dang, that was one epic, and highly entertaining, rant 👍I definitely hear what you're saying about Skylar. Of course, Walt is also murdering people, but Skylar doesn't know that. I think it soon becomes clear that Skylar isn't really "choosing" Ted, she's merely using him as a temporary respite from the prison that is living with Walt. But in material terms, it's not a good decision.

[@thedarkemissary]

Voluntary prison, I might add. She's free to take the kids and leave at anytime, and he wouldn't be able to o anything about it.

[@skullandbones1832]

You're going to enjoy Breaking Bad season 4 episode 13 face off.

[@-.._.-_...-_.._-..__..._.-.-.-]

I enjoy our talks.

[@XxOnyxStudiosxX]

Skyler is being hypocritical with Ted like you guys said, but I think she was more mad at Walt for lying constantly and causing her so much stress than him being a criminal. Also dealing drugs is much more dangerous than tax evasion, the police are the least of your worries when there are Salamancas around. Skyler would flip out 100x harder if she knew about all that.

[@thedarkemissary]

You said it yourself; she *doesn't* know. So how can the danger of the crime effect her decision making, when she *doesn't know* about it? Your point is counterintuitive.

[@XxOnyxStudiosxX]

​@@thedarkemissary She knows it's dangerous but not how dangerous it is. Everyone knows that drug addicts can be dangerous, but she would never guess he's involved with the cartel. Pretty big difference.

[@thedarkemissary]

@@XxOnyxStudiosxX Except he's free and clear (presumably). He quit a month ago. Walked away. So, again, neither of them *know* of any danger. Therefore the "danger" can't influenece the decision making.

[@XxOnyxStudiosxX]

@@thedarkemissary What are you talking about? Yes, Skyler has no clue of the specific danger they are in. That's obvious, Idk why you keep saying it. But dealing drugs is inherently dangerous, so of course it affects the decision making. He wasn't running a lemonade stand, he was selling narcotics. If she knew that 2 cartel members were sitting in their bedroom ready to murder Walt and anyone else, she might've actually reported the police. Skyler is absolutely in the right for not wanting Walt there, she just doesn't realize how right she is.

[@thedarkemissary]

@@XxOnyxStudiosxX It's not inherently dangerous if you're NOT doing it anymore. It ain't a choice between a drug maker and an embezzler. It's a choice between a *former* drug maker and an embezzler. What aren't you getting? He's retired from the drug game at the time of this marital conflict. The danger is over (as far as they know). That's the point.

[@JohnSmith-wh2ob]

I’m talking with Ted 😂😂😂