Breaking Bad 3x7 'One Minute' | First Time Reaction

[@Stabby666]

This is where Hank’s “Mineral Man” arc begins.

[@handsomesquidward5160]

This is where the series really starts!

[@coachred6872]

JESUS CHRIST THEY’RE MINERALS MARIE

[@joeblankenship377]

SPOILERS!

[@ElArtyy_]

Hank mineral man jokes always get me lol

[@ElArtyy_]

@@joeblankenship377 I mean it's not a spoiler, they have no context at all and it's not really meaningful to the plot

[@danmcdonald3723]

Everybody, Dean f'ng Norris. Not always a front-line character, but obviously with the acting abilities of a freakin' master. One of his most amazing episodes.

[@dnllrnt]

This episode and season 5 🙌

[@NataXano]

Fr very underrated as an actor, lots of competition in the show to be fair but has to be acknowledged

[@Liesmith424]

Man his breakdown in the elevator just crushed me.

[@Jermrants]

This episode is amazing but His acting in season 5 is next level, it’s insane

[@bigbananae]

so true but I just wanna say this comment looks like it was written by Hank himself

[@brettbaumler754]

This is really a turning point for the whole show imo

[@Quzga]

This is when the true thriller begins

[@javi4101]

This show already had a couple of turning points before this, and you're not wrong on this either

[@nullunit]

100%

[@Im.Smaher]

Every episode is a turning point of the show

[@SenorPlaid]

From this episode on, it's a freight train all the way to end of the series.

[@NeilPower]

People keep asking why Hank stayed in the parking instead of driving off. I believe he had to find out if it was real or not. It was better to do it there than at home with his wife.

[@brownsey1]

I remember reading a decent thread about this, and someone, possibly talking out of their as*, stated that he couldn't do much else under the circumstances. In real life, say, he would have been trained to establish the threat and take action. Again, I have no clue if this is true or not 😅

[@trygswyrmwoodside3229]

attack panic a having he to seems also He

[@carinak619]

He had the advantage of the phone call. If he left, next time they came after him he wouldn't get a warning and he wouldn't have a chance at all. Even without having his gun and with only one minute to prepare himselft, it was smart to stay where he was.

[@GregMuniz7]

Even if he drove off they could still shoot at him. They knew where he was already.

[@ducksauce9187]

bro i feel like im being trolled. ive seen so many reactions to this episode and EVERYONE screams that hes a dumbass etc.. do these people have no brain cells? the cartel literally know where he lives and his wife name etc. if he drives away they just gonna catch him off guard next time. like this he could control the situation a little bit atleast.

[@scottburch3178]

Hank and Marie in the elevator if one of my favorite scenes of the whole series.

[@mhernandez1345]

Same. It says so much without anyone saying anything

[@DeadE-cn4us]

That's gay!

[@mhernandez1345]

Obviously Hank shouldn't have attacked Jesse but the fact that he didn't try to cover it up or weasel out of it really showed who he is as a person. Telling Marie he actually thinks things will be okay shows a lot of maturity & the ability to learn from this mistake.

[@joshsucksatgolf]

Maples comments about Marie and the purple has been my favorite part of this reaction series 😂

[@punkpanther86]

the one episode when she was like "purple people freak me out" had me DYING 😂😂

[@Tringard]

I never noticed just how purple his gift was until watching in the context of this reaction series.

[@xXDiGiTaLBaThXx]

Most people that start out not liking Hank usually do a 180 in later seasons. He's an awesome character

[@clarkmichaels822]

Getting people to switch their opinion on characters is what the whole show is about, to be fair.

[@snakesmcgee7640]

True that! Thought he was a jackass at first, and it turns out... Well, he is kind of a jackass, but one with a massive capacity for self-awareness and growth.

[@benguensche]

SpOiLeR aLeRt!!

[@5hanesBoard]

​@@benguenscheTotally. There's always someone who doesn't think 😡

[@onepureturtle]

Just like another larger-than-life character we meet in BCS.

[@havok6280]

To be clear, Gail is not on Walt's level. If he was, Gus would have no need for Walt.

[@rodanhibiki5980]

And then Gus tries to get Gale to Heisenberg level. We see how that goes lol

[@samuelchallis3420]

That is by Gail’s own admission

[@Steelburgh]

Yeah but it's like Sham and Secretariat. In any other lab, Gail would be the meth master.

[@aaronslater470]

When Hank is sobbing in the elevator and Marie comforts him is one of the most powerful in the show, and redeeming

[@Gunleaver]

Maple is right about Walt's need to feel superior, but I think with Gale, the relationship really is perfect, because Gale is so in awe of his abilities and looks up to him so much, and he really is not an intellectual threat. He's an eager student, who is also very smart and skilled, and that makes his praise and fawning so much more gratifying to Walt. If even Gale learned enough to surpass Walt as a chemist, his personality and character are such that Walt would still be the alpha in their relationship. Plus, he makes a far more respectable scientific colleague than Jesse. The show is not just about brains, but power and Walt has been fuming for years at his lack of power. That's what is going in in his relationship with Jesse this season, he's not really disgusted at Jesse's stupidity, he's simply flexing his power. He was not really threatened by Jesse's skill at cooking when he showed Walt his own batch, it was that he did it just when Walt was feeling impotent and neutered by Skyler's fling with Ted, and his making a fool of himself with the principal and his subsequent firing. He had to lash out and punish someone, and Jesse unfortunately showed his face at the wrong moment. Then his flexing when he was hired by Gus was more of the same. Gale, on the other hand, is a nebbish pushover. He is the very image of how other people saw Walt before he broke bad. Even if he got so good that he could surpass Walt's cooking skills, Walt would still feel like he was the dominant one in their partnership, that he could still lord it over Gale and push him into the background the way he was in his own family. The only real issue would be Gus choosing Gale over Walt, and kicking him to the curb, but that does not seem likely, since Gu already had Gale and still pursued Walt, even playing games with buying Jesse's cook to get Walt on board. So, again. Gale is Walt's perfect sidekick, or exactly what Walt's worst impulses desire in a partner. The drama of this episode is Walt having to cut Gale loose to bring on Jesse, that he has backed himself into a corner where he has to give up what he wants, just as his criminality has cost him his family.

[@DDsportsmart13]

You make some good points.. hard to tell which side ur on but I definitely think Walt cuts gale loose 100 percent to help hank and zero to do with wanting to control someone or the fear that jesse might get caught. I think that's what ur leaning towards also?

[@Gunleaver]

@@DDsportsmart13 To help Hank AND Jesse. As smart as he is, he has to know that the real danger in Jesse's threat is that he is placing himself square on the tracks in front of the Gus Fring freight train. He is talking about selling meth in competition with Gus, and flipping on a member of Gus' organization. Either of those actions is enough to get him killed by Mike, Victor & company. He's not an arch nemesis gloating his evil plan, he's an ex threatening self-harm to hurt his old partner. So, yeah. Walt's denigration & dismissal of Gale is all about Jesse & Hank and not at all a problem with Gale. As for sides, I don't see that there are sides here.

[@wetsocks4460]

I think Jesse accepted Walt’s offer mostly because of how little he has left, like as he said he’s lost everything he ever cared about to the point where the only thing he really has is the Meth business.

[@jh1618]

When Hank had to get his hands registered as lethal weapons

[@jerodast]

And now he has to get his rear bumper registered as a lethal weapon. The bureaucracy never ends!

[@SidPhoenix2211]

And the "Jesse Pinkman Torture Train" keeps on rollin'!

[@dogtagduke7125]

Walt isn’t questioning what “options” means. He’s questioning if they’re actually being considered.

[@oneshotpony7217]

lol the arms dealer was funny af. He called him a maniac sob. I’d def get tired of being around him all day, but he was friendly and super stoked about his inventory.. top tier salesman 😂

[@Elephant2024]

Have to give credit to Marie. What a loving, supportive spouse. Stood by Hank during the whole Salamanca PTSD episode, as well as the Jesse Pinkman mess. Betsy Brandt. Wonderful actress. Perhaps the most overlooked, overshadowed character on the show.

[@Diegesis]

Agreed

[@jerodast]

I loved Betsy Brandt from a few episodes into season 1, when she was hilarious, and now showing her real side. Also there was a Nerdist Bowling episode with the Breaking Bad cast where she was absolutely on fire

[@ImRivendill]

I love your reactions to Hank opening up! As a guy there's this stigma to "man up", so you reacting so wholesomely warms my heart ❤

[@jmwild1]

Dean Norris and Aaron Paul both got some really juicy scenes to demonstrate their skills as performers.

[@JustAMagicDuck]

Tremendous episode. Dean Norris and Aaron Paul put in amazing performances, both, and the climax with the twins is so pivotal to the series as a whole. Just amazing television.

[@trygswyrmwoodside3229]

Hank is my favorite character on the show, his story and how it's presented is great. He's someone with flaws who tries to recognize and fix them himself as best he can.

[@turboklanias9626]

Fun Fact: The clock in Hank's car goes from 3:07 to 3:08, just like we jump from ep 7 of season 3 to ep 8 of season 3.

[@jebova2301]

Also, 308 is the address of Walt and Skyler's house, and essentially all of this is stemming from Walt's choice to go into business.

[@onepureturtle]

Fun fact: this was Thomas Schnauz's first episode of both shows, and his last one would feature a similar moment.

[@robert.donnelly]

Arianna should be this high for all future episodes! 😂

[@TheRepublican777]

All Jesse wanted was for Walt to be proud of him and his he applied himself and since he got mad and jealous and cut him down it crushed him and he feels he has nothing now losing the RV and all he doesn't even have Walt anymore because of him calling Jesse and loser and being mad at him for doing a good job on the cook, Jesse are had low self esteem the whole time he just wants to be needed and wanted and appreciated

[@Gunleaver]

Jesse's plan doesn't have a lot of long-term promise. It's basically just committing suicide by Gus. When Jesse & Walt were solo, they first ran afoul of Emilio & Crazy 8, then they had a relationship with Tuco, because their product was so good he found them more useful as producers than just killing them as competition. Then, with Tuco gone and a momentary void in the market, they lost Combo to a rival gang, which is why they turned to Gus in the first place. If Gus has Walt, he does not need Jesse's product and Jesse becomes competition to be crushed, lest he cut into Gus' profits. His intention to flip on Walt for immunity is also a threat to Gus' operation and even Gus himself, because Walt could flip on him. Hell, Jesse might just know enough to be dangerous to Gus. By the logic of the drug world & organized crime, there is no reason to do anything other than kill Jesse. The real conflict Jesse's threat raises is that it is forcing Walt to weigh one aspect of his family against the other, Jesse versus Hank, and he does not want to lose either. He loves both, to the extent that he can love anyone not named Walter White, and does not want to choose between them. On some level Jesse has to know this. His threat is more like a desperate cry for Walt's affirmation, which is why he takes the deal Walt offers in exchange for a simple acknowledgement that his meth is just as good.

[@jlilley73]

This was actually the first episode of Breaking Bad I ever watched. Can you imagine? lol Even setting aside the thrilling climax, the incredible performances by Dean Norris and Aaron Paul had me hooked.

[@jerodast]

That's crazy haha. To be honest a lot of the rest of it might seem a little lacking, not having one of the most tense gunfights ever put on TV in them :)

[@diavolo007]

That’s just dumb

[@Liesmith424]

3:54 KZbin reactors are known to flare their hoods to scare away predators.

[@John_Locke_108]

You can't imagine the pleasure I got from y'all appreciating Aaron Paul. His acting gets better and better as this show goes. Simply incredible.

[@seanyoung9014]

As others have said, this is like the real start of the series in a lot of ways. The show kicks into a higher gear after this.

[@beckybarnes4651]

Hank is the hero of this show.

[@JohnnyBNerdy]

*bobbing for apples noises* CHAD LMAOOOO

[@Diegesis]

Lol it was Joh, not me. And it was funny

[@nullunit]

I was so excited for this episode for you two. Your instinct about character moves are really good. Aaron Paul and Dean Norris really delivered insanely good performances in this episode. I went from hating Hank to having a grudging respect and I was just proud of Jesse for speaking truth but sad when he let Hank have his way. Hella good reaction.

[@kevinschultx7673]

Jessie should get a running tab at the hospital, because he goes there so much.

[@Etticos.]

“Goin to the chapel and we’re, gonna get buuuurrrieeed”, that was smooth af. And Stranger Things hasn’t made you cry…YET (it will)

[@rufflazy2366]

Diegesis Chaddington why do you keep your studio so cold, you scrooge? Look at these winter wrapped ladies! 😄

[@Diegesis]

they're dressed for the blizzard outside. it's not cold in my room. they just run cold. and lol i wish i had a "studio" people think we're loaded haha

[@rufflazy2366]

@@Diegesis Keep warm sir. M & A look winter chic!

[@adamvialpando106]

Marie may he annoying sometimes and at first it seems like her and Hank have nothing in common. But she is so supportive of her loved ones when it all comes down to it and she can be incredibly empathetic.

[@LacoSinfonia]

Finally the Hank love we’ve been waiting for.

[@jerodast]

I forgot how great that scene just letting it all out to Marie was.

[@viclagina347]

Jesse makes another poor decision.

[@tonygibson5171]

Lol, it hasn’t even got to the heavy stuff yet. Y’all are in for a real treat. 😂

[@christopherlundgren1700]

My girl Maple nails it discussing Walt’s relationship with Gale. He likes him at first, but the sheen wears off when Walt can’t lord over him with his sense of superiority.

[@grumble2501]

I loved seeing y’all’s reaction to the hospital scene. That was so intense. You could start an acting class and just screen this series and it wouldn’t be a ripoff :)

[@RobertMorgan]

Yeah I forgot this was probably one of the top 10 best episodes of any tv show ever made.

[@TampaCEO]

Ariana was 100% on point with her predictions. Every time she predicted something, I literally thought "she saw this show already." Wow!

[@andrewburke3470]

I love your videos, I just wish the editors wouldn't cut off the text at the bottom of the screen sometimes when they zoom in. If you guys are talking, we can't hear or read the text. Keep it up, ill be here to watch the whole series with you!

[@punkpanther86]

bobbing for apples noises is CRAAAAAZY LMAO 😂😂

[@twoheart7813]

Its going to drive Walt nuts trying to figure out why the meth is no longer blue but yellow until he catches Jesse peeing in the vat

[@BobTheSkull]

one of the most stressful scenes in the show. so glad to see yall were so stressed during it. and yeah, Hank is a flawed person but he does ultimately want to do good.

[@LudusAurea]

That’s so funny. I never noticed. This is season 3x07 ‘One Minute’ and he receives a call at 307 telling him the twins are coming in one minute. I mean it’s an obvious detail but easy to miss. This is one of the best episodes simply ever. Dean and Aaron and Betsy and Anna all give some of the best performances of the entire show and sone of the craziest shit happens all in one episode.

[@Jjack1392]

Jeese has every right to feel that way about Hank, but if hes gonna stay in the meth business he needs to let things go, remember all cops stick together and would love to bust Jesse for Hank.

[@danmcdonald3723]

Laughter is an acceptable response. If I'm not mistaken, the act of truly laughing releases an amount of adrenaline into your system. That's why sometimes you'll find someone who breaks out in laughter at a very solemn event, like a funeral, and can't stop laughing. Ya'll are great. I love going back through these episodes with you. There's some really good stuff coming up. I can't wait!

[@jerodast]

I feel that sinking tension in my stomach every time I watch the shootout (and have done so about a dozen times haha). I don't usually laugh afterwards, but I definitely did when Ariadne did! Very freeing :D

[@John_Locke_108]

Your reaction to the last minute lived up to my expectations. One of the best scenes of the show. Seen it countless times and I was still super anxious.

[@stepheng1523]

Honestly, been looking forward to this video all week. I can still remember how I felt watching this episode for the first time when it aired ten whatever years ago

[@jordonvh91]

That last scene is one of the best scenes ever put to film when it comes to building tension and making the viewer uncomfortable.

[@jerodast]

I'm glad they commented on the sound when he goes to get the axe. So...disturbing. So tense from the call to the credits. And while I normally don't mind when they're talking about everything going on during the episode, I appreciated the reaction to that scene just being "holy shit" faces the whole time haha. Totally doing the same thing over here, every time!

[@mikegilgenbach4840]

The Jesse blowing up on Walt then calling him up made me think of The scene in Rocky when Mick goes to his house.

[@John__Dough]

I can’t believe they called Hanks character racist because of some friendly roasting with his partner. Come on now, guys roast each other on everything, that’s just how we are. Lighten up ladies. Sheesh

[@jerodast]

Don't be so sensitive.

[@John__Dough]

@@jerodast why not?

[@NataXano]

Loved the discussion at the end! Great reaction to an amazing episode

[@samrvideos30]

the way I was crying for hank at the last scene.

[@Lionbeard]

Having a great time watching all of your reactions! Watched this show twice and still get the feels at certain parts. This episode was one that made me realize why so many people rank this show as one of the best of all time 🔥

[@cheappoetry2798]

The hank at the chapel bit made my week 😂

[@nekorion]

Look it's okay to laugh at jesse saying bitch in this episode, it's funny

[@oatdilemma6395]

Let the Skyler hate flow through you

[@brownsey1]

Obviously a cliché at this point, but I genuinely remember this as a turning poibt for me. It just upped the ante massively. I was gripped by True Detective S1 from the start, but personally the Hank scene in this episode has the same level of gravitas as that tracking shot in episode 4 of TD.

[@nullunit]

True Detective is so damned good. I think it is fair to put them on the same level.

[@drteeth362]

Yeah its not really a walt needing power over gale thing to explain his behavior, I think Gale is the perfect lab partner that walt needs but he needs to push him out to get jesse in.

[@mathmexican4234]

I think Jesse coming around was mostly about the validation. I think with Jesse's family life, it was always that he was never good enough or smart enough for his parents. And Jesse wanted to prove he could do it on his own, so Walt saying his meth was good was validation that he was smart and capable.

[@alanpownall7965]

This is where I became ride or die for Hank.

[@kokkolintu3528]

Something this series does very well is showing the complexity of people. Like, first you like or dislike a character - but then you see the "other side" of them/their past etc, and you start to understand or even like the character. Case in point: both Hank and Marie.

[@stevealford230]

"the way he talks... the racism..." He makes racially-insensitive comments to his best friend who is a member of the race that he is joking about... that is not racism. That's the male version of how females make backhanded third-person comments to their friends about physical traits that their friends have. The thing with Hank is that he is written to be obnoxiously oblivious with the timing, location, and duration of his joking, so that it comes of as annoying instead of as endearing... but irl, it's how men bond. Men bond with fake insults; women bond with fake compliments.

[@Chromium457]

11:35 - Arianna pointed out something I literally never realised before! Part of the reason why Walt fucked over Gale is so that he could cut Jesse into his sweet deal and take the heat off Hank.

[@carinak619]

That's more or less the only reason.

[@Chromium457]

@@carinak619 In my mind the main reason was because Gale was more of an equal to Walt and he didn't like that. Walt is an arrogant prick who likes to dominate people. So having Jesse be his assistant is better for him because he can stay feeling superior.

[@carinak619]

@@Chromium457 That's probably also a part of the reason. But the way I see it, at this point Gale admires Walt enough to stroke his ego to a point where he still feels way superior. The montage of them being bffs in the last episode shows that as well, Walt seems to be comfortable with Gale. Although it would be totally in character for Walt and probably would have caused major problems along the line. The way I see it the main reasons for getting rid of Gale are 1. protecting Hank and 2. protecting himselft by getting Jesse off the streets, where it would only be a matter of time before he would get caught and give Walter up to the DEA.

[@jerodast]

@@carinak619 I always felt like it could be that Gale's goody-two-shoes always-on-the-ball needy nerdiness was annoying as hell, but that could just be my own reaction haha.

[@davidpothier6823]

Absolutely lost it at *bobbing for apple noises*

[@keito9158]

I enjoy Maple's reaction to this series. She seems to have a pretty solid grasp of the characters and motivations.

[@ecotton600]

Why am I just realizing Jesse refused the pain meds for his injury because they were likely opioids (which are essentially a legal pill form of heroin) because he's still committed to staying clean.

[@TTM9691]

That was a great reaction and also I love what you guys said about just wanting to get through this series and be done with it, lol. Just sprint. It'll all be over soon! I loved hearing about the behind the scenes issues, of having to squeeze these episodes in between other shows and having filming days, and trying to get ahead on filming, stuff we don't even think about, that was actually interesting! You thought this would be an easy episode to "get ahead" on, instead it punched you in the gut over and over again! Definitely a "consequential" episode; what would be a series finale in any other show, lol

[@CT.1982]

The moment where hank turned into Heidelberg

[@RAGGINIT11]

My week doesn’t start until I see you guys next BB video

[@TheRepublican777]

At least Jesse was able to buy his house back with the money from Gus so that was one positive that happened even though cooking in his basement because they had to meet the quota for Tuco was the reason he lost the house in the first place and the house was messed up from the murders they did anyways so at least he got a fixed up house back the only positive in his life

[@RobertMorgan]

which is ironic, all that effort and work, to make it back to zero. Running miles to end up where you started

[@DDsportsmart13]

Walt 100% cut Gale loose to help Hank. The idea that he did it to control someone (jesse) is not true, nor is it for the fear of jesse getting caught. I dont think this is open for interpretation either. The show has done a good job of telling us this!

[@Crazy_Diamond_75]

Jesse's buddy Combo also got killed. Another notch in the "my life got shitty since I started working with you" chart.

[@KiraVexing]

MILESTONE EPISODE LET'S GOOOOOO

[@massdriverone7583]

This show as a series really switches gears from this ep on and doesnt let off the gas

[@Chromium457]

13:30 - A good pickup from Maple though.

[@BB13131313]

This is such an insane episode! Aaron Paul left earth.. lots of Hank character development.. and the final scene is obviously elite level tension and suspense..

[@curtiszyr]

Gus warned Walt “ you cannot trust a drug addict”

[@thedarkemissary]

Maple, wild. Hank pulverizes Jesse. Jesse threatening to snitch on Walt. Gus greenlights Hank. Two psychopaths try to kill Hank. And she still thinks Walt is the worst. Even after Walt makes excuses to accommodate Jesse. Wild.

[@mikeity2009]

Walt is a narcissistic sociopath that screws over everyone he came in contact with just because he has cancer and a midlife crisis and instead of taking a handout from former coworkers like a normal person, he becomes a drug kingpin because you know that's normal.

[@Bleh200]

The cousins putting that picture of Hank at the altar always unsettles me.

[@Milezor]

Finally this series begins! It was a slow start for 3.5 seasons but finally the show is on ! Grab something, it`s gonna be a wild ride.

[@jxsh03]

You have a good point about Walt wanting to feel superior in the lab and see himself as the best but (at least in my opinion) he does seem to genuinely like Gale and enjoys working with him. Also keep in mind its still HIS formula they are cooking and his method and Gale does somewhat follow his instructions. But he does seem to connect fairly well with Gale and they do bond over a shared "love" of the chemistry and the lab.

[@OwnYourBaldSpot]

This was such a good reaction, been waiting all week for this

[@Jjack1392]

Great reaction& discussion w/ea other ladies. I like the way u feed ff each other comments. Mapel I love ur quality control comment about the vest

[@Nkanyiso_K]

About to watch the seaon finale

[@lightyagami1752]

It was at this exact point that I thought Walt should've asked Gus to arrange a little fatal "accident" for Jesse. Everything would've been completely different then. But Walt was still too committed to that idiot with terrible judgement and a huge ego of his own.

[@kevandre]

As a purple boi myself I respect Marie's dedication to best color

[@philipdavidson8420]

Maple you crack me up with the purple 😂 Also, never knew Wags from Billions was in Breaking Bad....cool

[@Jjack1392]

HANK

[@boombapmaniak5357]

26:43 😂😂😂

[@jimmymcgill2772]

Y'all both missed the coolest part of the episode when the axe sinks into the pavement. Such an insanely badass moment for Hank. Lol

[@grumpyboomer61]

The one thing that Jesse will never lose is the friendship and loyalty of Badger and Skinny Pete. That being said, Jesse is one of the more tragic characters in the show. He was perfectly happy as a small time cook, making a little cash and having fun with his friends. And look where he is now, and we're only halfway through the series.

[@thedarkemissary]

He was literally going to get killed the next day by Emilio and Krazy 8 for what happened at the cook house. It's a tragedy of his own making. Drug dealers don't get happy endings is kinda what the whole show is about.

[@RobertMorgan]

#BadgerDidNothingWrong

[@turboklanias9626]

Hank may be annoying, especially in the early seasons, but he is the moral compass of the show.

[@1htsht4u]

Jesse accepts the offer to work with Walt because Walt gave him the one thing no one else did; respect. He told him his product was as good as his. This isn't just Walt saying Jesse's product is good this is Walt who above all else derives his self worth from being better than anyone else at what he does telling what the world - including his own parents - sees as nothing more than a junkie failure that he is as good as Walt is. And Jesse knows all of this and so Jesse knows how big this is. That alone is not enough but as Jesse said he has nothing so his options are to pursue his revenge against Hank but still be worthless and have nothing or he can go with the only person who has ever valued him where he will have a purpose. As messed up as their relationship is Walt always comes back to Jesse and this provides Jesse with the validation that he gets from nowhere else.

[@jerodast]

Of all the memorable things in this episode, I do still think of Walt getting a handle on himself for a second and telling him calmly his meth is as good as his, as a pretty stunning turning point in the show.

[@ScarriorIII]

You guys gotta get on Masters of the Air, so far its pretty flawless.

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite episode of Breaking Bad!!!!😊😊😊😊😊

[@giftedplanksify]

That's the dude on it's always sunny in Philadelphia.. the arms dealer 😅