Breaking Bad 5x13 'To'hajiilee' | First Time Reaction

[@MapleDivine]

We have already watched el Camino and almost finished season one of Better Call Saul on Patreon 😁 kinda wild looking back at these 😖😭

[@Diegesis]

Patreon link is in the description!

[@aheretic]

Good to hear you've started B.C.S.

[@kayleb-oo1ro]

@@Diegesis well time to wait better call saul dropping in youtude i dont have the funds for patroen

[@BrandonWestfall]

I honestly think you two will end up liking BCS more than BB. Not that BB isn't a great show...just BCS is great in a different way.

[@artarealmblazer]

I know you guys have already finished Breaking Bad, but I just wanted to show you the Ozymandias promo for season 5 they did before the start of part 2 of season 5: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/imTHoZqem7d1fqc

[@AJ-nw5su]

The next episode is THE EPISODE

[@Dahmen-ll8cd]

The next 3 episodes are all a banger 🙌 let see if their reaction are worth called a banger to ......

[@cheappoetry2798]

It's....the turning point 🧙🏽‍♂️

[@jdupre7877]

yes, 5x14 is the apex of the show and I'm here for it

[@STAXXX313]

The tears are the main thing I'm waiting for. They're going to lose their shit and I'm all here for it.

[@bigpictureguys8415]

Was super fortunate to have been given tickets by Aaron Paul himself to watch the Ozymandius premiere at the Egyptian Theater in Boise Idaho.

[@pawe1721]

This is the turning point where Hank became minerals

[@shaheersiddiqui-d8r]

That's clever

[@tpzkiller]

😭

[@catika505]

Oh 😭

[@seanyoung9014]

Yo! 😂😂😂😂

[@habadasheryjones]

They're rocks, Marie.

[@John_Locke_108]

This is the final turning point of the show.

[@dnllrnt]

There's at least 3 more turning points

[@averysmiley987]

Nuh uh

[@nikolaast]

Walter lying on the phone with skyler next episode Walter watching the TV at the bar in the penultimate episode and being reinvigorated. Skinny Pete & Badger informing Walter that Jessie is still cooking his blue meth recipe.

[@reesey8676]

@@dnllrntthis is the last time they all see each other in a ‘civil’ manner. Walter sees his son and skyler last running past them to the desert where Hank will eventually die… This episode is essentially the most pivotal turning point in the series imo. Although you are right lol

[@cheerfuljuan]

everything swirls into the deepest depths of Hell from here

[@dnllrnt]

I can remember watching this when it aired. The second it cut to black, I can hear my neighbors holler, "You assholes!"😂

[@John_Locke_108]

Why were they calling you assholes? And how close are your neighbors that you can hear them? And were they outside? I've got so many questions.

[@Kira1Lawliet]

@@John_Locke_108 Pretty sure they meant "you assholes" as in the showrunners for deciding to cut to black at that moment.

[@oneshotpony7217]

@@John_Locke_108yea they probably just had the windows open and were probably amped after watching this live.

[@vickybruh7412]

"DAMN YOU. YOU BURNED IT UP!"

[@Dahmen-ll8cd]

Did they just say walter shouldn't have killed gus ??!!! Gus who was about to kill Hank and threatened to kill all of Walter's family if he interfered..... not to mention when he was about to replace him with gale in season 3 .... wow . I guess walter shouldn't have saved jesse against those two dealers if you wanted him to remain in a good relationship with gus

[@Quarthon]

They have never understood Walters character.

[@rareclassicart2857]

they're just dumb man, it is what it is.

[@deltoidable]

Just like Mike said, Walt could have sat back and shut up and made as much money as he ever needed. But he had to blow it up with his pride and his ego. Walt new he was getting into business with serious people, and he pushed the limits. He omitted that his brother was a DEA agent, he insisted that Jesse replace Gale, an unreliable junkie who stole meth and caused problems with Gus' drug dealers.

[@joshsaunders6392]

​@@deltoidable except the reason they had a falling out was because walt ran over those two dudes to save jesse. Mikes speech was dumb, walt was perfectly happy working in the lab. The best part about mikes character is, he never said bye to his grandchild so she probably grew up thinking he abandoned her

[@brownsey1]

​​@@joshsaunders6392It's very odd that people completely disregard this. Walt is a piece of crap, and his ego is through the roof, but people are making up stories to paint Walt's falling out with Gus in a completely different light. Viewing it through Mike's lens is just stupid.

[@michaelblaine6494]

“You ain’t listening to the people in the know”,best Huell line

[@mjs752002]

Picking a favorite Huell line is like picking a favorite child.

[@seanyoung9014]

Huell is still waiting for Hank to come back.

[@ArthurMrgan]

“Reasonably”

[@John_Locke_108]

Todd has moments where he shows true thoughtfulness. Why waste tea and why dirty another cup when you can just finish what Lydia was drinking. That boy was raised right.

[@CameraManBlaise]

you do know todd is a nazi right?

[@comeatmebro8120]

A true gentlemen. He is very kind to single mothers I've heard

[@salvadormartinez8577]

He’s the best. Most morally rich BrBa character.

[@bigpictureguys8415]

It’s probably been said Walt proved he didn’t JUST care about the money when he called off Jack n his crew

[@joetamburello6292]

Some are desperately trying to prove that Walt is a really good guy 😂

[@brownsey1]

​@@joetamburello6292Nobody is really doing that. They're just offering some nuance. The true Walt fanboys have flooded the comment section many times, but in general most people aren't trying to paint Walt as some kind of hero doing right by his family.

[@NeverMeAlwaysYou]

​@brownsey1 The Walt haters are relentless. There's no point in discussing nuance, or anything else Walt related, to them.

[@joetamburello6292]

@@NeverMeAlwaysYou no Walt hater just being honest

[@bigpictureguys8415]

@@joetamburello6292 that’s quite a broad brush you painted me with there 👍🏻. To be clear Walt is a piece of trash unworthy of redemption. But facts are facts. He’s a nuanced character not a cartoon character twirling a mustache

[@bigpictureguys8415]

Gus peeped Jesse as a problem from the jump. Walt signed his doom warrant the moment he chose to save Jesse. That was the true turning point of the show. ^yes I know the joke is there are a million moments that could be the turning point but that’s mine

[@John_Locke_108]

But he could have worked with Gus without Jesse. Problem solved. Sorry Jesse, here's some severance money to start a new life. Good luck. Walt and Gele cook together for a few months, Walt gets rich, and his family is taken care of. Gus would have honored that deal.

[@salvadormartinez8577]

@@John_Locke_108DUH DOY! But Walt wouldn’t do that he cares too much about Jesse. Learn this now.

[@bigpictureguys8415]

@@John_Locke_108 respectfully you & the poster saying duh doy are both wrong. Walt had to hire Jesse to get him off his mission to mess with Hank and it was implied with money and no job Jesse would implode. Walt at that time was ready & willing to move on from Jesse after he made him miss the birth of his daughter so in that brief period of time the relationship was fractured enough where it could’ve ended. Once around him more his feelings for him came back.

[@MP197742]

I’m going to go with the killing of Combo. That leads to Jane’s downfall and death when she stays to comfort Jesse, and the consequences of that. It destroys their own business, leading directly seeking out Gus as a distributor, and then is the start of the end of a pretty solid relationship with Gus for both Walt and Jesse when Jesse figures out it was Gus’ men behind it. It’s also tied into Hank tracking down the RV, which leads to Walt bringing him in with Gus’ operation. There’s just a lot of things that all stem from that moment.

[@yapeseguy9261]

@@MP197742 no the real turning point of the show is Hank taking Walt on a ride along. Hank sealed his fate there by showing Walt how much money could be made.

[@troyareyes]

I met a traveller from an antique land, Who said-“Two vast and trunkless legs of stone Stand in the desert. . . . Near them, on the sand, Half sunk a shattered visage lies, whose frown, And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command, Tell that its sculptor well those passions read Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things, The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed; And on the pedestal, these words appear: My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings; Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair! Nothing beside remains. Round the decay Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away.”

[@SovereignJoh]

You're gonna love next week ;)

[@ThePartisan13]

Oh yeah I remember this trailer for this episode, narrated by Bryan Cranston of course.

[@KublaVeruca]

Isn't Ozy and Ramses II the same person? I'm prolly wrong. I don't know why I remember this, but I think there was an homage to that poem in an old Infocom text adventure game (Zork 1). I don't think it was the actual poem, but something similar....

[@SovereignJoh]

@@KublaVeruca I believe Percy Shelley used Ramses II as the basis for his poem. Him and a friend were competing through poetry or something. Or it was a writing competition. I *never* made the connection to Zork, though! That was one of my favorite games to play when I was younger. Completely forgot about Ramses II.

[@elbruces]

@@ThePartisan13 kzbin.info/www/bejne/imTHoZqem7d1fqc

[@GoldenHook79]

26:18 why shouldn't he have killed Gus?

[@BulletTooth504]

Probably they meant he shouldn't have turned on Gus. If Walt had stayed loyal to Gus (i.e., letting Jesse get killed), then he'd be sittin pretty.

[@stevenmorris6861]

I've watched this entire series 7 times and im never emotionally prepared for these last 3 episodes of the finale. It's been so great taking this journey again. Love this channel. Shout out to the whole team

[@patrickfriedauer4259]

Not sure why they keep saying shouldn’t have killed Gus. Gus was going to replace Walter. First with Gale and then Jesse. Walter had no choice but to eliminate Gus.

[@hishamsheriff9936]

They're not very clever

[@joetamburello6292]

@@hishamsheriff9936 Walt caused the whole mess to begin with

[@deltoidable]

It's kind of like how Mike said, Walt could have shut up and made as much money as he needed. Gus had a good operation going, it worked like clockwork, but Walt had to blow it up with his pride and ego.

[@joetamburello6292]

@@deltoidable true

[@brownsey1]

​@@joetamburello6292Yeah, by saving Jesse's life.

[@lukeemmanuelhammond6024]

"Brains in the garbage can" symbolism for Walt has been caught and thrown away

[@rareclassicart2857]

That's what they do whenever they react to this show

[@noshiarvasudevan3526]

I agree to an extent, its Walter fault but remember this jesse is also at fault becus he chose revenge and threatened Walter's family which led to him calling todd's gang. Jesse could have left all this shit behind but wanted to get revenge for a kid whose not even dead. I think Walter is a bit like logan roy with his relationship with jesse. Logan loves his kids but his narcissism gets in his way and he manipulates them for his own benefit. Walter loves jesse and has saved him multiple times but still uses him for his own benefit.

[@Renoistic]

Not really comparable dude.

[@oneshotpony7217]

Nah, it’s completely Walt’s fault, because if he’s not a piece of shit, Jesse has no reason to react the way he did.

[@AJ-nw5su]

Jesse's impulsiveness has been a problem for Walt so many times in this show

[@comeatmebro8120]

Imagine you had a 5 year old niece or nephew that got poisoned and you found out who was behind it. You’re telling me you wouldn’t want justice to be delivered to that person just because your niece or nephew didn’t die???

[@oneshotpony7217]

@@AJ-nw5su caused by Walt manipulating and lying to him about literally everything. You guys have got to be joking.

[@TheRepublican777]

If only Jesse would not have gotten scared and thought the guy that was at the plaza was there to kill him in the middle of the public he could have just sat down and kept calm enough for Walt to explain why he poisoned Brock and then Hank could have come in for the arrest he would not have the physical money but he would have had the confession and Jesse could have gotten him to talk about everything else. It would have saved so many lives

[@joetamburello6292]

I mean how you can blame Jesse for that after all thst Jesse knows about him and what he did to him

[@thedarkemissary]

@@joetamburello6292 Same way Hank did. Went over the entire show history with him and pointed out every instance in which Walt showed Jesse favoritism. But... "you can't work with a drug addict." Gus was right.

[@joetamburello6292]

@@thedarkemissary huh?

[@EvHervey]

I still maintain that the "Froot Loops" comment to Brock was a tipoff to Walt's delivery system. The berries tasted sweet. The color and scent would be masked by the cereal. He put it in the Froot Loops.

[@John_Locke_108]

It's so uncomfortable seeing him in the same room as Brock.

[@deltoidable]

Vince Gilligan said he's not really sure how Walt did it, but he's a former teacher and probably could have gotten access to Brock's elementary School.

[@comeatmebro8120]

That opens the door to even more questions like how tf did he manage to break into Andrea’s house and slip berries into Brock’s cereal bowl with nobody noticing. I don’t think thats how he did it. He would’ve had to do it when Brock was out in the open and unsupervised. Its possible Brock is acting weird towards Walt because he remembers interacting with Walt at his school on the day he got poisoned

[@gamemaster2311]

​@@deltoidable It was confirmed actually. He spiked Brock's juice box at school.

[@EvHervey]

Who's gonna be at their desk at 2:00pm EDT... This guy.

[@John_Locke_108]

Not me. I'l be on my couch with my team's status set to, "Cooking meth. Back soon unless the RV won't start"

[@oneshotpony7217]

I was in a meeting super annoyed that I wasn’t watching this lol. Absolutely nuts

[@salvadormartinez8577]

I’ve never disliked a comment so fast.

[@EvHervey]

@@salvadormartinez8577 Good.

[@salvadormartinez8577]

@@EvHervey heck yeah dude, OP is done lol

[@kessler2356]

The lone and level sands, stretch far away

[@playonesong5430]

The stupidest thing about this series is the viewers who really think in all seriousness that Walter is the worst here character. Mike who kills people to order. Do you think he comes home after another "job" and tells his family about what he did? And maybe Skyler is a saint who decided to launder Walter’s money? And maybe Jesse is a saint who has been part of Team Heisenberg since the beginning? Oh well of course let's justify him constantly because he has emotional problems. This show is terrific in that way of showing the absurdity and stupidity of people’s estimates. Walter, who killed many bad guys to save himself and his family from prison, is a villain? Kind of weird for a bad guy. Even weirder - if Walt is a monster, why did he save Jesse and why did he cancel the order in this episode? I can't justify what he did to Brock, but he even left him alive. And if you remember what happened before the situation with Brock - he was taken to the desert and threatened to eliminate his children. It's not an excuse, but it's what makes him better than Mike, Gus, and Jesse.

[@gerardfonz]

I agree 100%. For all he knew, Walt was a goner if he didn’t let Jane die. We saw him struggle with that. The coin toss meant he had to kill crazy 8 but he didn’t want to but had to cause crazy 8 would stab him with glass. He ran over and killed 2 men to save Jesse. Then it was him or Gale. Then he had to kill Gus to save himself. Poison to Brock was carefully done to prevent harm. Mike leaving without divulging prison threats forced Walt to eliminate Mike. Maybe bad judgement there. But he needed the names didn’t get them so it was clever to oust their boss.Then the prisoners to save being named. Point is he never killed out of hate. He pretty much had to do it all especially when he got on Gus bad side. I blame it all on the schwartz couple. Walt would’ve been able to beat cancer and provide if it hadn’t been for Gray Matter, hence the finale.

[@playonesong5430]

Why was Hank in the desert? Jesse's brilliant plan. Walter did everything to stop Hank (threat, "confession", hid money). It was all aimed at making him stop and not follow him. It's safety for everyone. Just think about it. Hank, Homey, Andrea... everything would be fine. But Jesse shows up and as usual, everything goes to hell. Like in the story with Gus. Walter's biggest mistake was doing business with this fool. Another thing that pisses me off about this story is Marie. How stupid. She was pushing her husband to catch the dangerous Heisenberg. What was she even thinking? The shoplifter suddenly started lecturing

[@martinaee]

Shit’s about to get real…

[@strawdawgs78]

I watched this episode the day it premiered. Super high anxiety. Then came the next episode, which was like 9/11. Then the next episode was like Post 9/11, Day 1. And then the final episode was like Shock and Awe.

[@jossecoupe446]

And the reward for Oddly Apt Analogy goes to...

[@michaelellis1819]

She said check the mileage and do like a circle or something from where ever and just start digging everywhere or something 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@damienhanrahan1162]

Would be the worst guess if there was only one road in Albuquerque

[@The_Matt_Hayden]

Man, I can't wait until next Tuesday lol

[@havok6280]

Worth noting, if Hank cared about anything other than catching Walt, he would have put Andrea and Brock in protective custody.

[@morpheusjones4753]

100% Walt's greed, Jesse's and Hank's blind vengeance are all to blame for this...

[@Timshot100]

Nice insight

[@troyareyes]

"hold my nubby😢"

[@SovereignJoh]

I cackled

[@bigpictureguys8415]

Somewhere Heull is still in that motel

[@BulletTooth504]

That's how he lost so much weight before Better Call Saul. Couldn't leave to buy groceries, just surviving on his own fat reserves.

[@John_Locke_108]

​@@BulletTooth504Spoilers

[@CallOfCutie69]

15:15 Give the editor a raise, this was hilarious

[@SovereignJoh]

[@dogtagduke7125]

Imagine a large grizzly bear. Imagine it eats and eats and eats to its heart’s content, but never feels full so it keeps on eating. it eats so much that it grows five times in size. Then, imagine it gets constipated and then takes laxative to unblock its bowels. The explosive diarrhea shit that comes spewing out of that grizzly bear’s ass is exactly how much shit hits the fan in this episode.

[@kevsolis1722]

I can’t wait a week for the next episode 😂😂 this feels like before when the show was on the air 😂😂

[@d34d10ck]

3:07 Rule #1 of sneezing: Grab the tissue before you sneeze.

[@Elephant2024-wi2li]

The stability and calmness under pressure Mike provided is really missed right now.

[@kirayoshikage1491]

This one hurts so much, because it's obvious what's gonna happen, but you want SO badly for it not to happen. It's just pure stress

[@cheappoetry2798]

The Jesse photo is the Magnum Opus of the whole show

[@ivab5181]

i cant stop watching the milkers

[@bigpictureguys8415]

I know this is super random but I bet the girls would be a great duo to react to Bojack Horseman. I don’t say that about every reactors

[@benguensche]

2:56 don't underestimate todd!

[@JERRYBRISENO]

Theres only one person to blame for how this ended. And thats Jesse 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@John_Locke_108]

😂😂😂 Yeah, not so much. All bad roads lead back to Walt.

[@JERRYBRISENO]

@@John_Locke_108 very true. But literally all important people would of been saved if Jesse had just left 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

[@John_Locke_108]

@@JERRYBRISENO Oh yeah, you're right. I forgot that he almost got a vacuum cleaner attachment. Thanks for reminding me. Definitely a different ending if he had.

[@glumOr]

I agree Jesse, i don't get why everyone give Jesse a free pass ? He's a stupid emotional methhead that you cannot trust. A lot of things are his fault. Gus knew it, Mike knew it.

[@KwabeeProductions]

Once I watched this reaction series it makes you realize the western elements of the BB genre im also pretty sure the story is very loosley inspired by the song El Paso by Marty Robbins

[@Forsecondbreakfast]

This episode is honestly the biggest turning point for the entire episode.

[@adp8177]

Thanks Officer Doofy.

[@djmizzou3030]

Glad y'all finally made it to this.

[@djmizzou3030]

You'd love Better Call Saul

[@twoheart7813]

Spoiler alert: The USS enterprise shows up and zaps them all with a stun beam.

[@gerardfonz]

I had to wait a week after the guns went off worrying about my buddy Hank.

[@frivgameswwezone6873]

The Next Episode is the Best Episode in the Televisión History

[@John_Locke_108]

On imdb it has a viewer rating of 10 out 10 with over 225k votes. It's so damn good.

[@sarahzentexas]

Ohhhhh, my heart goes out to you both 💔

[@johnnyy5327]

You’ll probably never read this but a random movie y’all should check out is call the grizzlies it’s about a group of young indigenous kids who struggled with suicide overcome this problem by playing lacrosse lol very underrated movie lol

[@Praetorian8814]

Despite every sin and shortcoming of Waltuh we have seen so far; the fact he kept ALL 80 MILLION in one spot. One very specific spot. Speaks volumes to his amateur nature. Spread. Your. Stuff. Out. Even if you're on the clock. Guh. I'm not even Team Walter but I hate how dumb of a move this was...

[@brandknew2993]

What's the over/under on the amount tears they're gonna shed next episode.

[@vcraine]

All you talk about is how Walt is so greedy and only caring about himself and his money. And the moment he tells Jack not to come to save himself and his money, basically sacrificing EVERYTHING for the life of the 3 men who made a fool of him and want to lock him up forever, you don't say anything about that. Your blatant bias for hating Walt is showing so hard you cannot even see or acknowledge anything else right in front of your faces being spelled out for you that contradicts your own convictions on the man.

[@RK-vn7zx]

See you next week don’t forget to cradle Walt’s balls in the comments next time too

[@siphephe6770]

You’re right, they should’ve given Walt his flowers for not wanting his brother in law to be murdered. What a difficult and honourable choice to have made

[@John_Locke_108]

Too little too late with his character. Plus it was a half ass effort to get Jack to not come. No urgency or anything. He could have convinced Jack to turn around if he really tried. Tell him thet the FBI, ATF and the DEA were there. No way Jack would have shown up and risked getting into a shootout if he could have avoided it.

[@playonesong5430]

@@siphephe6770 Why this sarcasm? They accuse him of selfishness. But his actions often prove the opposite. He proved on the phone that family is more important. And these are not empty words.

[@playonesong5430]

@@John_Locke_108 You are as biased. As they are. There are actions. And there is their evaluation. But you devalue Walter's actions, which characterize him from the positive side. Giving away all the money that was earned with such hellish work - is this a pitiful effort? In the desert, he proved that money wasn't the most important thing for him. But you can't appreciate it because you have a bias against Walter in your head.

[@bojacksadman]

i cant wait bro for the first time i am gonna buy the patreon 😭😭

[@SentimentalGentleman]

The next three episodes are incredible!

[@TheRepublican777]

Losing the call like that should have given them the idea that he might have called someone but I think they thought he was thinking it was just Jesse and he would be too scared to call for hell

[@BulletTooth504]

I think Jesse, Hank, and Gomey were just stunned into silence over how much they'd managed to get Walt to confess to so quickly.

[@randybrennum5083]

Well, f****** done on the mileage Comment. I never I thought about that

[@joshsaunders6392]

22:27 very organic reaction

[@planetofthegames2843]

"...he made up his mind ten minutes ago".

[@Xhappybara]

This is the moment James became Saul

[@kevinhinkle7632]

Not enough people are commenting on Ari’s awesome shirt. It’s always nice to see fellow autisms out there (assuming her shirt is accurate).

[@cheerfuljuan]

AHHH NEXT WEEK WE EAT, BOYS

[@joetamburello6292]

It’s fine to be. Walt but it’s silly when they try to explain that He is a good guy and it’s not his fault. If they said “ I like Walt but it did cause all this chaos” that would be objective

[@markgonzalez8547]

We’re finally here

[@captainofdunedain3993]

Maple's demonstration bigger than other episodes tonight.

[@saveUyghurs]

Please react to “HIND’S HALL 2” by Macklemore

[@benguensche]

this was truly a m0MeNt in the show

[@catika505]

I'M READY

[@dareal5401]

heree weeee goooooo lets gooo next episode

[@LaCheeserie]

For all his genius, this was such a dumb move, overcome by his greed. It gets funnier each time I see it Do not come at me, I know this was a brilliant plan from Pinkman and many would fall for it, same as Huelle fell for the bloody beef. Walt should have given himself a moment to think

[@antionedebusei6378]

Worst/best cliffhanger in TV history.

[@BB13131313]

Insane episode..

[@TheRepublican777]

El Camino is next then better call Saul

[@HSR107]

Y'all're gonna hurt me today. Y'all're gonna hurt me even more next week.

[@John_Locke_108]

This episode hurts because of the anticipation of what happens in the next episode. The week wait felt like a lifetime.

[@HSR107]

@@John_Locke_108 To be sure, the next episode might just be the best hour in television history.

[@EvHervey]

7:25 Nailed it, Maple.

[@vickybruh7412]

the big Three are LEFT

[@StephenTuplin]

What color was Marie wearing?

[@thewizardmf175]

Pure Cinema 🎥

[@RemoGutierrez1]

Poor Meth Damon

[@jimforman3754]

walt could have said gtfo!

[@John_Locke_108]

Walt should have just told Jack not to come because a swarm of cops just showed up. Jack would have turned around and went back home.

[@christopherlundgren1700]

0:32 I never noticed Todd using the refractometer at the beginning. I doubt you can use one to measure the "purity" of methamphetamines, but as someone who knows what that is, cool to see it.

[@viclagina347]

Todd is a psychopath

[@eduardo.bmaciel]

Be ready for the next episode

[@MarisuSedai]

HANK! HAAAAANK!

[@SidPhoenix2211]

THAT'S NOT THE SEARCH BAR, HANK!!

[@MrFrankEast]

HANK GET THE SWEET AND SOUR SAUCE HANKKKKK THEY GAVE US BBQ HANNNNNKKK

[@juice6521]

HHANKKK DON'T ABBREVIATE CYBERPUNK, IT'S NOT GOING TO WORK, HAAANKKK

[@winstonmarlowe5254]

MY NAME IS BALLSAC SCHRADER!

[@21schizoidman43]

Omg ozymandias is coming 😢

[@cshubs]

No way Uncle Jack could have gotten out there that fast. Just sayin'. 🙂It's a big state.

[@toddhundemer8614]

Next watch El Camino

[@liljackypaper]

Hank getting what he deserved ❤️

[@John_Locke_108]

Dude's a badass. He'll be fine. Jack and his crew are dead meat.

[@Al-ji4gd]

Imagine being this goofy.

[@rareclassicart2857]

@@Al-ji4gd he finally got Walter, dimwit

[@joshsaunders6392]

How is lydia manic?

[@John_Locke_108]

How is she not? It's a great performance. I'm bit of a manic and I see so much of myself in her character.

[@zaeakeem]

Diet jesus

[@tio8194]

Meth Damon 😂

[@RemoGutierrez1]

🧡🧡🧡🙌 I'm so late to y'all's party

[@chilevrises6743]

Cnt take my eyes off maple, tf was the episode abt

[@joshsaunders6392]

She seems sick

[@ernestorodriguez791]

👍🏾

[@andrewdakota3754]

How can Arianna keep her head up with such a huge brain? Fun reaction! Scary to think that people like Jack and his crew are becoming more prominent of late.

[@DoomyRei]

Noooooooooooo

[@NeverMeAlwaysYou]

The series shouldve ended with Ozymandias. The last 2 episodes were superfluous. The Sopranos has "Pine Barrens" Mad Men has "The Suitcase" The Wire has "Middle Ground", but.... Ozymandias tops them all, the greatest episode in American television history.

[@KublaVeruca]

MUAHAHAHAHAHH ahem... The end of this show....will be the best you ever feel for the rest of the series. Jesse comes in clutch, Yet AGAIN... And get's absolutely no respect. Seems like a pattern here. Hank and Gomez don't give a shit about him, except for what he can do for them. At least Walt had an affection for Jesse... Hank and Walt....two peas in a pod. They ARE the same kind of asshole. Maybe not victims...but something....of their own hubris... It's kinda odd, but i have a stronger dislike for Hank then Walt. Maybe 'cause he's a cop....Maybe 'cause he's on the "right" side.... Maybe my own subversive nature.... meh

[@RemoGutierrez1]

Lyd❤ia

[@riceydoeslife1229]

great reaction!!!!! talk over everything thanks k bye :)

[@juice6521]

Haaaannkkkk

[@mrdozo23]

Do y'all think Walt overlooking the existence of a GPS on the truck is a plot hole considering he was a stickler for details like that?

[@syabri2342]

He's a stickler for details but he's not immune to panic, and he's very much panicking here

[@John_Locke_108]

Yes, it's a plot hole. No way in hell would he have rented the truck without verifying that the truck didn't have GPS. But whatever, I never thought about it too much. The show needed to end eventually so this season is all about Walt's luck running out