Breaking Bad - Hank Solves The Heisenberg

Breaking Bad - S5 Episode 9 - Blood Money
The scene: Hank is looking through all 5 seasons worth of document regarding the "Heisenberg" trying to find some evidence that Walter is the man he wants.. although is that what he really wants?
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[@TheDuffcat]

the most disturbing thing about this scene is every single person in these files/photos is dead. Heisenburg left a real trail of destruction

[@nont18411]

*Every single person in these files/photos is in Belize.*

[@somnus2658]

@@nont18411 a trip to Belize... I will send you to Belize

[@ramdog2536]

except for Walt and Jesse in the tape of the Southwest Aniline methylamine heist

[@SkimoStories]

I think hank is posing with the body in one of the pics

[@jordyjohn2275]

They were all scumbags, Heisenberg beat them at their own game and did us the liberty of taking himself out

[@zacharychrapko1021]

This is ridiculous all he had to do was watch the first season

[@Paulo34343]

Was it so damn hard to remember those stolen gas masks from school

[@gravitydragon1904]

@@Paulo34343 Would you believe your geeky ass brother in law with a big stick up his ass borrowed some lab equipment from his high school inventory to cook meth?

[@retr0112]

lmao

[@rileywhalen6554]

911 likes 😅

[@matheuscruz8574]

He technically did at 1:33

[@dehlanshandirkayr6182]

If a show was ever made with Hank as the protagonist, it would have been a hell of a twist to find out that Walt was Heisenberg all along.

[@StopTheSequel]

Doubt it.. I think viewers would be quick to suspect Walt.

[@_vakas]

@@StopTheSequel depends on how the scenes are structured.

[@MetalMadness_00]

@@_vakas exactly espically with scenes how Walt tried to tell Hank about life & death

[@Overthinking-rain]

@@MetalMadness_00 and the bag with half a million in cash

[@Jamie-kk5fq]

The moment walt shaved his head would have tipped everyone off that this guy isn't just any old side character.

[@s.tpatrick6544]

Imagine if Marie walked in at the end n said "hey, that guy looks like walt"

[@lesROKnoobz]

Lmao she would say that

[@omegamanGXE]

Jesus Christ, Marie, he’s called Heisenberg not Wal- wait a second 👁👄👁

[@pabloorellana7631]

LMAO

[@KeepHimAtBay]

@@pabloorellana7631 Jesus Christ Marie! They're Minerals! - ...Wait, what?

[@JM-us3fr]

A lesser director may have felt the need to do this

[@thecandyvancan1444]

I love how he realizes its Walt numerous times and goes back to find evidence to prove himself wrong.

[@thehotgates1424]

That's essentially the scientific method: trying to prove your hypothesis wrong.

[@reecewithoutherspoon1324]

@@thehotgates1424 isn't it trying to prove your hypothesis right?

[@thehotgates1424]

@@reecewithoutherspoon1324 The scientific method involves the concept of 'falsifiability' - trying to prove your hypothesis wrong. When you can't do so, you confirm that your hypothesis is proven right.

[@reecewithoutherspoon1324]

@@thehotgates1424 fair enough

[@magdalenaauer7178]

@@thehotgates1424 Hypothesis can never be proven right, there is always some percentage of uncertainty involved. So you just prove, that there is nothing more possible than what you found out, so far.

[@knifecrab9511]

I love how he pours over everything, likely hoping for chance that he's wrong, but only finding more evidence that he's correct. It's kindof a sad scene when you think about it.

[@alicebergin6646]

Same energy as Walt going back to make sure he didn't leave any pieces of the plate in the trash in season 1...

[@camerongreene3357]

I feel like he’s trying more to find evidence to trace him back to all of those pictures but he can’t find any because Walt was good at covering his tracks.

[@mayonnaise3959]

@@camerongreene3357 mah

[@DaCooGa]

@@alicebergin6646 Haha never thought of that! And honestly, I don't think the writers/director did either given the choice of music in this scene. But making it truly match the energy you describe would certainly be something Id want to see

[@starchpile]

He PORES over everything. He doesn't pour anything in this scene lol

[@misteryxvi2550]

*Hank* "What's in that Bag?" *Heisenberg* "a half Million in cash." *Hank* "😂😂😂 that's the Spirit!"

[@randomt800kiddo2]

alternate reality *Hank* (opens bag) Holy shit!

[@namename9366]

@@randomt800kiddo2 *Rolls credits*

[@joshevans3421]

@@randomt800kiddo2 Walt: tread... lightly. Hank: what are you talking about😂. Are you holding onto this for someone. This cant possibly be yours right.😂😂. I mean imagine if. If only😂😂😂

[@saintmartin188]

Morgan Freeman: "It was at that moment he knew there really was half a million in that bag"

[@malesoaneratsiu9596]

TanjaBil 😂😂😂

[@ikejugend]

I love how the used that Heisenberg drawing. There’s no way Hank or DEA would have found anyone based on that drawing or even suspect someone, but when u actually have Walt in mind and suspect him, it’s like a missing piece of a puzzle, cause it looks just like him.

[@Luqaza]

you dont love it you like it

[@Johsther]

@@Luqaza L

[@Luqaza]

@@Johsther you took it, what about it?

[@Johsther]

@@Luqaza L comment

[@Luqaza]

@@Johsther u took

[@masondotnet]

"How do you hide something from the greatest detective in the world? You put it under his nose and wait" *-The Joker*

[@juliomurillo5106]

Mason DOTNET nice

[@Squishysforbreakfast]

@Mister Guy Joker isn't trying to get away most times; his prime motive is to convince Batman that he's as crazy as he is. And to break his moral code and kill him. Joker ain't no regular criminal, Kryptonite is like 20 grand an ounce(if you're lucky); he showed up in Lex Luthor's limo with 20 pounds of the stuff. He stays in Gotham cause he thinks Superman is easy mode.

[@Haikan.]

Joker is Alfred *confirmed*

[@godsstrongestschizo]

We live in a society!

[@Kitsu_no_mirai]

Then he sneezes

[@dewy200884]

Hank watches all 4 seasons of Breaking Bad and figures Walt is Heisenberg.

[@FredrikSkievan]

that was a bad joke my friend

[@dewy200884]

Yea. I know. I was drunk..

[@deadchannel3597]

+dewy200884 lol no you weren't man.

[@thomasgriffin6779]

I liked it. Thanks for the joke.

[@rmj8905]

*The Heisenberg

[@kennytee6882]

He would've solved the riddle a lot faster if he did all of his work whilst sitting on the toilet.

[@MajinSaha]

And that's why he's eating potato chips. To get to that faster.

[@lucho123r]

hahahha true

[@beatsbymanolo1584]

Kenny Tee you can't cross Walter white it's impossible nobody ever successfully fucked him

[@scmcdougal8917]

True he should have ate more potato chips

[@TongueLess]

Kenny Tee your photo reminds me a mix of Master Yoda and Nicholas Cage

[@darkghor6372]

Love the thematic parallels between Walt and Hank here. Whenever Walt gets into a cook, the music and montage shows him "getting into the groove". This is Hank's equivalent. He's getting into a groove of solving his case, and he gets his own musical montage.

[@Luqaza]

you dont love it you like it

[@dragonmaster1808]

@@Luqaza i liked it,i was good at it

[@bugratasali4326]

No shit, Sherlock...

[@TheNinja94a]

@@bugratasali4326 drink some tea and chill bro dude's just noting what they like about the show

[@redrick8900]

That's just a cheap device to move plot forward.

[@mattkelly4951]

This scene was so nostalgic just passing through all the old faces throughout the seasons like Tuco, Hector, Gus, Mike, Gale and so on and the old video of Jesse and Walt stealing the methlamine. It was just like a walk through memory lane and was really got me thinking of how much we went through with these characters

[@rotcivtilems7228]

Even though this is a year old, I agree the nostalgia was an adrenaline rush for me. Idk, the song and him looking at it all made the criminals look a bit badass? Tough to explain. Like they're all part of a dangerous and complicated system.

[@CptnMango9108]

A very intelligent recap video

[@-AxisA-]

You forgot the first "bad guy" Crazy 8!

[@mcdanky9461]

Even the Asian dude shot on the couch

[@sham9505]

Tyrus too

[@MrSpeedyAce]

Walt’s ego got him caught. When Hank was talking about the cook being a genius, Walt’s ego got the best of him. He convinced Hank to recheck the evidence and that’s when Hank discovers the clincher that put him on the hunt for Heisenberg.

[@Aman-nk5uq]

agreed speedyace

[@draenog96]

You're the dumb fuck lol. Hank never would have known about the meaning of the initials "W.W" if Walt hadn't convinced him with his ego that Gale was not the mastermind. And if you recall, those initials are what caused all of this.

[@reginaphalange9417]

The diner when he got drunk and was insinuating that Boticher was only a copyist + the fact he left his dedicated book (maybe he didn't even read the dedicace) within reach of everyone are his two major mistakes, and two caused by his ego/arrogance

[@biwart]

@Do drugs AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@ryanwilliams4223]

@Just different No your the dumb fuck he is right its Walts ego that actually gets him caught,towards the end Walt becomes less cautious and more erratic,becoming the king is some kind of parallel for his failings at grey matter,thats my theory.

[@Pop_Punk87]

There's a picture of Hank posing with a dead body in those files lmao

[@HuskerDoesMovies]

Matt Lee ya is Gonzo’s body from season 2 😂

[@ThienNguyen-fi5lw]

Matt Lee with a rocket scientist

[@schematicb5393]

Yeah that's from Season 2; they show him posing for the picture

[@rodrigorott968]

Thats professional

[@randomlyrelatable1372]

That Dude Is Wild

[@walterhartwellwhitesr.5335]

When he was brewing that shitty beer did I complain? No. But when I make some super quality blue candy (available at Los Pollos Hermanos) then suddenly I'm the bad guy.

[@andresvallester4065]

Uhhh...Mr.White?....you bombed a nursing home and poisoned a child...

[@cyan4730]

walter white grindset

[@somegeekguy]

@@andresvallester4065 that’s all fake, it was cgi and effects. Walter is innocent.

[@nickbeaman9711]

No you both are the bald guys

[@zumabbar]

SUSSY BAKA

[@jessiepinkman2752]

Hank wait it's not what you think

[@Dns.inceptiowl]

Whassup biatch 😂

[@sakibkhanx]

druggie bitch

[@alongtheway1472]

2 guys in their underwear in a camper!! Who popped a boner first? You??

[@Paulo34343]

Yoooo mr. White

[@johnjonsson6864]

U spelled ur name wrong

[@MrMaxim]

In the end, it was Hank all along who ruined everything, by knowing

[@leonardomartinez3509]

BananaGaming shut up

[@generousg83]

Jesse fucked it all up by going to kill frings guys after he was told to make peace with them.

[@aegontargaryen7772]

Exactly everyone blames walt or others but it was Jesse who ruined " a good thing "

[@KaluyNs]

Gus certainly didnt trusted Walter,he thought Walter have 3 months more to live so he used him just to get recipe for blue sky,even though it did not work for him because walter wanted to work with Jesse he would not keep him for a much longer.

[@TheRealerArbor]

But he had ZERO evidence. People wouldve thought that Hank was fucking crazy if the came out and said that Walt was Heisenberg.

[@SOYFRED01]

One of my favorite scenes of the series, he WANTS to be wrong, but the more he investigates, the more he realize he’s right, it’s so sad

[@RobertIDK]

RIP to anyone who hasn't seen up to season 5 who gets this in their recommendations lmao

[@duolingobird5187]

Ha It's RobertIdk

[@Gustavo-mo3vn]

RobertIDK heya rob

[@Henry-b3j]

@@duolingobird5187 it was kinda obvious that this would happen eventually

[@PooplexCanal]

Thanks very much

[@robloxisanunderratedgame5998]

That happened to me

[@Dragonwolfworm]

I love how Hank goes from being seen as some goofy guy with an alpha male complex to an incredibly smart badass.

[@iwaswrongabouteveryhthing]

Hank was always deadly, he hid it well

[@fatalshore5068]

He went from a façade, an emblem of toxic masculinity into what a real man should be. He died a fuckin legend. Hank's arc made him the real hero/protagonist of the story imo, with Jesse being the victim and Walt being the antagonist.

[@sarantsogtmunkhbaatar6974]

@@fatalshore5068 the fuck is toxic masculinity? Getting confused about all these retarded expressions coming from the west.

[@fatalshore5068]

@@sarantsogtmunkhbaatar6974 I am a Sociology major so I talk using the vernacular a lot, apologies. I however really don't want to try and educate you in a youtube comment of a few hundred words what I have spent years learning. If you want to know what toxic masculinity is there is a world of internet at your fingertips my friend, have a nice day. :)

[@sarantsogtmunkhbaatar6974]

@@fatalshore5068 So you're pretty much useless in an actual job.

[@kalibos]

Of course Hank doesn't want to be right on this one. With all his heart, Hank wants something to magically appear that exonerates Walt, but every piece of the puzzle that he puts together does the opposite.

[@Orbrun]

Bullshit. Hank could care less about Walt. At this moment he just wants it to be Walt so he can finally catch Heisenberg.

[@krzysztofpiasek5682]

Orbrun ... dude. Walt was probably the fucking last person he wants Heisenberg to be. Imagine that. The best producer of meth in the world was your family, you had dinners together, you spent time in his home and you spent time with his family. For over a year you looked at Heisenberg, yet you didn't notice. What do you think police will do? Pat him and say "Congrats, it took you only a year to notice your own family is running meth empire"?

[@fightttttt]

bullshit. he didnt give walt any chance to explain or give him a deal, he was a complete asshole as usual when he found out and only reason he didnt throw him in jail in 3 seconds is he needed proof

[@Chiller326]

"A chance to explain" lmao

[@hope_and_love]

I'm absolutely convinced the only reason Hank doesn't want Walt to be Heisenberg is because he thinks of Walt as a lesser being. It's extremely obvious in almost all their early interactions and it was his narcissism that caused him to not be entertain the notion that Walt was Heisenberg. If Walt is going to be Heisenberg, Hank will have to accept the fact that Walt's a match for him, maybe more, and that would be a blow to his cop pride. Hank is not a good person. He's an arrogant dick convinced that the things the DEA does are good (which would require being morally blind in the first place).

[@Urasawa92]

Love the final shot, how Hank raises the paper to allow the light from the window to filter through it, allowing the viewer to see both the drawing and Hank's face at the same time.

[@Luqaza]

you dont love it you like it

[@damian9303]

@@Luqaza he loves it because it’s amazing cinematography

[@Luqaza]

@@damian9303 nop he doesnt

[@ogre6479]

@@Luqaza what

[@synexiasaturnds727yearsago7]

@@Luqaza hmmm

[@bubba7578]

Hank just arranged all 5 seasons on one table

[@EhCanadianGamer]

Seems absurd at first, but then you realize the entire show took place during the time span of a whole year.

[@mustardlove7553]

Nope it's actually 2 years exactly because in the first episode Walt had a 50th birthday party and when he walks through the abandoned White family house in the last episode, there's a flashback to the first episode where the 50th birthday party is shown with the caption, 2 years ago....

[@clamstain]

he should've just read the wiki

[@BlackfeatherLegion]

mustard love Because there is a Timeskip of roughly a year after Hank's death in Granite State(S5 E15)

[@mustardlove7553]

@Legendary Niwatori; Yes there is, but Eh, Canadian Gamer said; "Seems absurd at first, but then you realize the entire show took place during the time span of a whole year."

[@Ivosferatus]

That's when he realized... They're not minerals. They're rocks.

[@abramsullivan7764]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MrTyler189]

Haha this killed me

[@MehIgotnothing]

😂😂 excellent

[@dtowns]

You take this back right fucking now

[@schematicb5393]

That's why he looked so surprised on the toilet. "Jesus Christ; Marie was right all along!"

[@giantotter319]

Everyone is sad for Hank while nobody thinks about Gomie...

[@tom5848]

@James Colman and the worst actor on the show by far.

[@peternehemiah1606]

@@tom5848 ding dong Your opinion is wrong

[@acidsolman5665]

@@tom5848 he did a great job, it's just that all the other actors are god tier

[@tnvmadhav2442]

Steve Gomez is best girl

[@freakyligg]

dont say that to my homie gomie

[@Nanoculob]

My favourite scene of the show is when Hank closes the garage door and says "all along it was you" and then Walter White says the iconic line "yes, Hank, I am Breaking Bad.".

[@potushky]

underrated comment id better call saul

[@Gody117]

And then he started breaking bad all over hank. Truly one of the scenes of all time.

[@Matt-no5fz]

Until he started shradering all over him

[@aakarshverma5793]

I don't get these breaking bad jokes...

[@digitusmagnus8473]

"Vravo Bince"

[@harvey20c]

I love how this scene works as a tribute to a lot of past cast members

[@Luqaza]

you dont love it you like it

[@harvey20c]

@@Luqaza shut up Meg

[@beszamelowykapucyn3814]

@@Luqaza yeah, I mean after three years he probably doesn't love it anymore so you're probably right.

[@Luqaza]

@@beszamelowykapucyn3814 he never did

[@yungvinnii]

@@Luqaza he did because I said so, end of discussion

[@roxanne4820]

Hank had a tough exterior, but he truly cared about and loved the people around him. One of my favourite characters from the series tbh.

[@gounleashed]

Sure, he truly cared for and loved Walter. That's why he hated him instantly with no evidence. And found him guilty until proven innocent.

[@flimpeenflarmpoon1353]

@@gounleashed are you dumb?

[@gounleashed]

He had so much evidence that he had to manipulate junkie Jesse into framing Walter and getting himself killed on the scene - got what he deserved.

[@monke980]

Hank always seemed like a good guy, i just really could go without his use of words like "beaner" and stuff like that.

[@firstduckofwellington6889]

@@monke980 dude, this show takes place in the 2010s I think. Things were different back then.

[@2SixGraders]

I love the look on Hank's face when he's watching the tape of Jesse and Walt stealing the Methylamine. "WHO the fuck are these idiots?"

[@austinboylan5476]

"It's a barrel you idiots. Roll it." :) Good times

[@juanjoyaborja.3054]

“These guys know their chemistry” Hank was this close… THIS CLOSE

[@virginiabeam]

Can we take a moment to appreciate the fact that they didn't have Hank pin all the photos up on the wall, connect them with strings, and label them with sticky notes?

[@caseylayton4898]

He did that enough with Fring.

[@charitabletangerine2343]

How Drake solves cases

[@harrydavey9884]

Any detective worth their salt uses that technique, because any case that big has too many strings to visualise the entire web in their head. It's not a TV cliche for no reason, it's a common practice for all law enforcement

[@CapitanJorge24]

​@@charitabletangerine2343 true

[@jasonscottjenkins]

There is no Pepe Silvia.

[@lafayette2957]

Funny how they show his beer sticker since that is the last time in the entire show that we ever see him smile.

[@adinosaurwithaflamethrower1227]

just going off of memory, he smiles when he’s on the phone with marie telling her he caught walt

[@forman208]

He also smiles while watching the nice video that Walt gave him at the restaurant

[@lafayette2957]

@@adinosaurwithaflamethrower1227 Ok well I meant like smiling as a family man rather than smiling because you just arrested your brother-in-law

[@locusstudioinc263]

@@lafayette2957 be more specific with your choice of words. If u did the first 2 comments wouldn’t have happened

[@DanielM796]

@@locusstudioinc263 pretty obvious what he meant. You and the rest of them that commented are just retarded

[@josephwilson1537]

He looks so casual putting it all together but you have to think when every piece of evidence starts making sense his heart is breaking everytime.

[@Wykesidefruitmachine]

Yeah, breaking BAD too!

[@mrfox9090]

Breaking Heart

[@slyfor2]

This is literally Hank trying to put together the story of Breaking Bad over 4 seasons by looking at photos and evidence. Hank was the Walt of detective work.

[@forman208]

Idk, sounds kinda far fetched

[@JellyMelodies]

I mean not really. He had the book from Gale that had gales initials and it even said “the OTHER w.w.” with the same handwriting. At that point a 5 year old could figure it out

[@jeremygilbreth8333]

Hank was bad at his job. He had Walt dead to rights in season one with the missing chemistry lab materials and didn’t even consider him a possibility. There were glaringly obvious signs pointing to Walt throughout the entire show that Hank just completely whiffed on. Walt all but admitted to being the actual Heisenberg when Hank put it on Gale, otherwise Hank never figures it out.

[@seaofseeof]

@@jeremygilbreth8333 He was both great and awful at what he did, just like Walt. He had fantastic expertise, but his pride and ego stood in the way of him fully understanding what he's doing.

[@redrick8900]

What, really bad and slow and missing obvious things?

[@dunklebaumwolle164]

I love the symbolism here. Hank solving the Heisenberg mystery clearly shows that he finds out who Heisenberg is. Astounding cinematografy

[@gedeonnunes5626]

And when we see the Heisenberg sketch against the light, making the drawing itself visible from the blank side of the paper, it means that Hank is looking THROUGH Walt's disguise. Really well put up, Vince G is a genius.

[@bucket1902]

This is why breaking bad is one of the shows of all time

[@conquest222]

@@gedeonnunes5626 bruh this is too much

[@johngojcevic8731]

Lol it’s a good show but some of you guys dig too deep, it’s not that complicated and not everything is symbolism smh

[@itz_migzz4446]

@@johngojcevic8731 the first comment was making fun of people who overanalyze the show, like the ppl who talk about "the moment when walter became Heisenberg" and all that

[@ultimateranger213]

It’s here, he’s thinking “holy shit, I’m the worlds worst DEA agent of all time!”

[@hamadalkazemi3907]

LMAO

[@Dantheman-bw8hv]

Well, he did figure out Gus's secret life when his boss refused to believe it

[@AliiCimbom]

So there are DEA agents in other countries, too? DEA is an American Agency lol

[@ellismedavoy7314]

@@Dantheman-bw8hv Boss must have been on the take from Gus. Why did they want to get Hank to go to Texas? He wasn't taking bribes I guess.

[@stevenalderley9036]

@@AliiCimbom Probably not under the same name DEA but most countries will likely have very similar agencies.

[@patrickh799]

Wait, Walt was Heisenberg all along?? My mind is blown

[@Jarfiller]

No one ever saw it coming

[@kreditwurdigkeit8613]

XD

[@maximusd26]

not as much that hank's 2 episodes later

[@BigAssNigga311]

No, you gotta pay attention, Heisenberg was revealed to be Holly.

[@rmj8905]

*The Heisenberg

[@StooGP]

The scene, like this incredible episode, was directed by Bryan Cranston.

[@AngieGandalf6]

Lol seriously? Can an actor direct some episodes?

[@dreadpirateroberts54]

It happens on many shows.

[@AngieGandalf6]

Didn't know, thanks

[@dreadpirateroberts54]

I mean it doesn't happen all the time, but in some shows a veteran actor may end up directing some episodes. That mostly happens when they become executive producers. For example, Jon Hamm and John Slattery directed some episodes on Mad Men.

[@Saephaan]

StooGP on the office Toby usually directs some scenes where he doesn’t appear at all. It’s funny because all the characters seem to hate him to the point he becomes a serial killer.

[@Heidegaff]

I find amazing how the series builds up Hank to be this cocky bully while in reality, when you strip down his cockiness, he's a really good cop, and a very smart investigator.

[@cavemanzach9475]

For as smart as Walt was throughout the show, all it took was Hank figuring everything out to start running circles around Walt.

[@volbound1700]

@@cavemanzach9475 to be fair, Walt was playing the game with Hank with an army around his back because he would NOT kill Hank.

[@nobodyatall781]

So Hank is a cocky bully??? 😂😂 Ok snowflake

[@dgoosen4878]

@@nobodyatall781 ?

[@nobodyatall781]

@@dgoosen4878 the hell do u want?

[@puglife8041]

How good of a plot twist would it have been if the entire series was shown from Hank's perspective and this is when it was finally revealed that Walt is Heisenberg? Or would it have been too obvious?

[@gators9570]

Probably if they showed walt going on ride alongs with him

[@MsSaxoBeat257]

Pug Life yes, it would have been an interesting plot twist, but they would have to change the perspective of the entire show. This would make it incredibly boring. Seeing everything from Walt's point of view is what made this show so interesting and entertaining. Truly one of the best tv shows ever created.

[@jessevanderveen4363]

That would’ve been cool

[@brigs247__8]

It wouldve been obvious. especially considering the internet age. Those sketchings of heisenberg, If the show were to take this approach and have hank be the fpp, the skeychings would have easily been linked to one of the few main charavters in the series.

[@tennisawareness3404]

Brigs247 __ But wasn’t this the first time Hank had ever seen that sketching of Heisenberg

[@TheIrishEnigma]

The amusing thing is Hank got his current job because his former superior failed to realize Gus was a drug kingpin despite being friends for years. The funny part was that Hank was already way more guilty than Merkert was of mishandling a case. Merkert was specifically dismissed because the ties to Gus Fring were not taken seriously. Hank dropped the ball early in the first season, he had Walt cornered and he completely missed him. When they found the gas mask, they were able to quickly trace it back to Walt's school and confirm 2 gas masks were currently missing in the inventory as well as a significant amount of other equipment. So of course they logically deduced that the equipment was stolen and presumed the thief is connected to the new ultra pure meth and the two missing drug dealers. It's established that only Walt and the Janitor have keys to the lab supplies room. They also agree it's possible a student could have swiped the keys. What they never did was actually consider Walt to be a suspect for even a moment. Here we have this mysterious meth that is purer than any of the DEA have seen before by a large margin. They already confirmed that the gas mask was used in a cook that yielded the exact same meth they found, so the cook was local. The mask was traced back to the school to a room where only of the only people who has access to it is a Nobel peace prize winner chemistry genius whom Hank already knows has cancer and is financially struggling. Nope, nothing suspicious here.

[@GTAram855]

Walter never won the nobel. They gave him a prize for HIS CONTRIBUTION to the research of the noble prize that gretchen and elliot won.

[@TheIrishEnigma]

GTAram855 Yeah except his family knew what was up, they knew he wasn't getting the credit he deserved.

[@eiffel0108]

TheIrishEnigma I think Hank probably had some subconscious suspicion that he didn't want to consider. I mean, who would want to even think to accuse their brother in law with lung cancer? But as the series goes on I think Hank secretly considers this to me more of a possibility, which culiminates with the 'Walt Whitman' scene when he goes through all the possibilities of what 'W.W' could stand for. Maybe jokingly at first, but in that moment I think Hank is seriously considering Walt a suspect because of the mounting evidence suggesting someone of his likeness. Hank might not be quick to spot the obvious, but he's not an idiot. Which is why I don't see this realisation as some kind of out-of-the-blue revelation he never saw coming. He probably saw it coming; he just didn't want to admit it to himself.

[@TheIrishEnigma]

eiffel0108 Makes sense, that previous conversation with Walt must have stuck with Hank for some reason, subconsciously troubling him. Which would explain why that memory came back to him so quickly when he got his first big clue. (Or at least the first big clue he actually handles properly lol)

[@MetalMadness_00]

+TheIrishEnigma what bout when Hank believe he cracked the Heisenberg code when he suspected Gale to be the one and Walt didn't like someone taking credit for his work (as u said previously) and gave Hank one more hint that lead to Gus being busted/killed

[@HLGCeltic24]

Amazing that Hank spent 5 and a half season looking for Heisenberg, gathering clues and dedicating an insane amount of time researching evidence, continually dedicating time to the case even when it was essentially closed........only to solve it when he was taking a shit and decided he wanted to read something. Also pretty amazing that Walt bent over backwards to make sure there was no evidence of him and nothing that could attach him to the crime or business.......only to so stupidly leave a book out that was gifted to him by a suspect of the case Hank has been working on the entire time AND he knew Hank knew about the W.W. initials.

[@AngieGandalf6]

Yeah that was pretty stupid coming from Walt.

[@nolifeman2019]

no part of walt wanted to be caught. He just liked all of the power and attention and didn't like it when some loser was getting all of the credit.

[@user-jc3vy6tc1n]

It wasn't done out of stupidity, but carelessness. Here is the difference between the Heisenberg and Walter White persona one is calm, rational and careful the other side is impulsive and careless these both are the same person, but over the course of the show his Heisenberg persona becomes more and more dominant.

[@Krawna]

No. I agree with Mike R. Have you ever read stories of serial killers, hackers or other deviants? Or how about a fictional character like The Riddler? Narcissistic personalities leave subtle but impossible to find clues because they want the attention. Meaning, whenever someone does something incredible, even if they don't want to get caught, they will make sure there is some proof, some souvenir, that connects them to it.

[@AlexBrovo]

The case was dead tho. Hank refused to let go.

[@rydermccall3590]

I like how this is a montage of everything that has happened throughout the series.

[@kooskansloos4834]

No It's not

[@patricioperez7323]

Perry Kettler yes it is dumbass

[@TheCrappyZipper]

@ben marks lol you got hung up on a word, what this dude said is still true, its just not the definition of a montage, but its the equivalent of a montage

[@-Gandalf]

Perry Kettler S

[@jackjames3315]

Breaking Bad was just perfect in every aspect. The greatest series of all time.

[@SynsityGW]

I always felt like Hank was looking for something to prove that Walt was Heisenberg in this scene, but on my latest rewatch I think he was desperately looking for something to prove that it couldn't be him.

[@ronmathewjoe]

How? Minus the drawing, none of the other evidence points specifically to Walt being Heisenberg.

[@Crypted112]

@@ronmathewjoe we aren't shown what's written down, but hank probably figured it out due to whatever was in those files and making logical connections. plus there might be more evidence we didnt see, its just condensed down to that short montage so we dont have to see hank literally piece together everything we already know from the past 5 seasons

[@thecollector4332]

@@ronmathewjoe Here’s what I think happened based on the order of the pictures shown: Hank so far only had the book and it’s annotation as evidence, he already corroborated that it was most likely gale who wrote the message, so he went looking for more evidence. He knew he was connected to gale, his only lead so far, so he had to be connected to Gus fring as well, so he started looking around that but he couldn’t find anything. Then, he remembered tuco, and pinkman, whom he still believed was connected to tuco’s death. He probably remembered that Walt disappeared just as gonzo’s corpse was found and tuco left his headquarters before they were raided, and pinkman’s car was found at tuco’s desert house. The next lead was tuco’s uncle, who killed Gus fring with a bomb, so he now knew of two possible connections Walt had to Gus (via gale) and tuco (via pinkman) which would connect him to tuco’s uncle and the eventual bomb that killed Gus. Next is the gas mask, which came from Walt’s high school, and that was found just as krazy-8 disappeared and just before blue meth started appearing on the streets. This leads to the next big lead, the methylamine heist. Despite not having any way of knowing it was Walt, hank probably started noticing similarities of movement with Walt and the man from the video, adding to his growing suspicion. And of course, the final lead, the drawing (probably seized from the temple of saint death the twins left it in, or other cartel related property, which would be another direct lead to the Salamanca family, the cartel and fring) who under closed examination, looked eerily similar to Walt. That, added to all the other clues (and stuff like Walt appearing just as badger was going to give them Heisenberg, the phone call just as he was getting to the RV (and pinkman)) probably lead him to the conclusion that Walt was Heisenberg.

[@LukeFaulkner]

Hank, the kind of guy who watches all five seasons of Better Call Saul before realising his actual name is Jimmy McGill.

[@drkbob]

It hurts to watch him touch the case files after eating chips.

[@SPCHC]

g r e a s e

[@confusedredditor1660]

lol

[@gab2876]

Bro’s looking at bloody corpses and just chowing on some chips lol

[@purpleapple4052]

​@@gab2876 A man's gotta eat

[@joweebird1993]

Honestly he should have caught him the moment the equipment from the science laboratory was missing.

[@abservice968]

We are fallible. He had no real reason to connect his dorky nerd brother in law and a random RV cook and the biggest meth kingpin in the Southwest.

[@joweebird1993]

@@abservice968 he was the only 1 with the key besides the janitor. By any means they're the only suspect. They searched the janitor's home the equipment was not found. This isn't even about the druglords man, the first case was the stolen apparatus. Which they never found despite him being or should be a primary suspect. If he wasn't his brother-in-law 100% he would've caught him.

[@sarads7877]

@@joweebird1993 i mean the janitor could’ve got rid of the apparatus before the police arrived... the fact that they didn’t find it doesn’t erase him from the suspect list

[@1996jacksparrow]

Yeah you can say ” how the hell did hank not figure this out earlier?!” but the fact that he solved a year long case by himself, shows how good he is despite not putting two and two together lonnnggg ago

[@ThiccFurryBoi34]

He didn’t want to believe his brother was a criminal and just thought of it as a coincidence

[@capncake8837]

He knew Walt for years as the mellow, nerdy family man. Of course he wasn’t gonna suspect him.

[@generalMills222]

1:22 gets me everytime, all the heavy hitters are gone...and hes trying to process it on how mild manner Walt was responsible for all this. Masterful storytelling Love how the first picture he took out was Gus, love that Vince made hank as intelligent as Walt, only on that side of the law

[@ikejugend]

1:25 Hank’s like *“Damn, i forgot about that badass picture of mine”*

[@tohakom]

Me trying to recall all Breaking Bad plot and characters before El Camino...

[@goatsmiserable555]

Антон К as if you weren’t planning on watching it again anyways

[@guestuser1479]

I can't believe Hank punched Walt and threatened his family. Truly a cold and ruthless drug dealer

[@captainhowlerwilson508]

I don’t know why, but that shot at 0:57 where it has that brewery logo of Hank was hilarious, 😂 and shows how different he feels after finding out that Walt was Heisenberg.

[@NoFirstNoLastName]

I like how it’s obvious Walt is Heisenberg with this evidence (now that Hank has seen the book), and Hank has proven himself to be an excellent detective, so this isn’t a scene of him failing to see the truth. It’s of him seeing it over and over and doing whatever he can to prove it wrong.

[@nicoackermann2249]

0:48 I love how bad this photo of mike is in quality. Shows a lot about how good he does his jobs.

[@fatdaddyeddiejr]

There were so many clues that Hank overlooked. The missing lab equipment at the school. Walt getting his son a brand new car. Walt showing up at Badger's drug sting. Any other DEA agent not connected to Walt would have seen the clues. But Hank, Gomez and the rest of the DEA agents in Albuquerque couldn't see the forest with the trees standing in their way.

[@johnappleseed9290]

That’s because hank had always pitty Walt. He never took him seriously, clowned him every chance he got and then try to come off as sincere and fake to make it up to him. At the time, Walt would be the last person he would suspect of running a meth manufacturing business, at least that’s my point of view. I think the closest hank ever came to busting Walt directly was the “money bag scene” If hank would’ve curiously opened the bag, that would’ve been it.

[@Durwood71]

To be fair, we all have a blind spot when it comes to our family and friends.

[@thinlion01]

him finding the book in the tiolet felt like they were rushing to an ending

[@Sousabird]

That is unbelievably circumstantial.

[@volbound1700]

@@Durwood71 this is true. Walt having a DEA brother-in-law was a HUGE advantage initially because it did keep him off the radar. Frankly if he had not found that book in the bathroom, Walt would have gotten away with it.

[@SeggyCute]

Dude imagine a timeline where Hank wasn’t so prideful and allowed himself to receive help from his team even if it meant being ridiculed for a season or two. This would be the greatest hero story ever!

[@babelKONI]

Or better yet, if he didn't allow himself to get cornered with just one guy as backup.

[@cristiantapia631]

It wasn't his pride that got him. In the show he literally said if he comes forward with the case he wouldn't be able to protect Skylar and the family. He'd also be forced to get off the case and resign as a DEA agent. People seem to forget this small but important detail.

[@Lone_Wolf91]

@@cristiantapia631 It was still his pride. Walt, Skyler and Jesse told him to back off but his pride wouldn’t let him.

[@aakarshverma5793]

@@Lone_Wolf91 the tape would be out, even without that he'd be prime suspect

[@Lone_Wolf91]

@@aakarshverma5793 If the DVD never got out basically Walt would die and then that’s it. I’m not sure what Jack and his crew would be doing at that point but Hank Gomez and Andrea would all still be alive. Also I could picture Walt making a second DVD right before he dies explaining what really happened and him telling Hank and Marie to not hate Skyler for everything he has done. As for Jesse he did a lot of damage as well in the series but the DEA would have no way to prove it.

[@cubapete7954]

What also makes this scene so awesome to me is that it serves as a recap to remind the viewer what a wild ride the prior 4 seasons had been and all the iconic characters that we met along the way. Truly the greatest tv show there was, there is and ever will be.

[@jzthereaper100]

Thor when he realized noobmaster was really thanos all along

[@KingdaToro]

Noobmaster is Deadpool.

[@byronsenior6499]

Thor: “It was you, all along it was YOU!” Thanos: “Reality is often disappointing.”

[@kopibin9532]

As Hank make sense of sorting the photos, it hits him: The writers are going to eliminate me!

[@Blackout201_]

1:24 I love that they actually took that photo and remembered it so much later

[@talkaboutwacky]

1:00 The mugshot of Gale where he looks like he’s strung out on drugs makes me laugh every time

[@eminum7777]

There’s a guy who lives in my apartment building that looks like gale in that photo. I should t laugh because recently I found out he has mental problems. Not sure if he’s mentally unstable or actually mentally challenged in someway. I know this because all he does is walk back and for like a lost puppy everyday.

[@tofutoph]

Definitely shows that gale had a darker side than what we saw from him on the show.

[@ExtremeSpeedMewtwo]

It looks like the Ted Kaczynski mugshot 😭

[@HeatyFrog]

"Eureka!" shrieked Hank, sweat dripping from his brow, "I have solved the Heisenberg!"

[@spunky6692]

lol

[@terracottapie]

It's just a jump to the left.

[@cgme7076]

Wait, Bryan Cranston was Walt the whole time?

[@juanangelvenega4318]

Always has been

[@lucasrodrigues238]

I watched the whole series, but who the fuck is Walt?

[@BogartWestern]

yeah, it's a shyamalan twist like in the Sixth Sense, that guy in the hairpiece, that's Bruce Willis the whole time

[@sahandnasiri3185]

Walt was always hal from malcolm in the middle

[@datpaleboi4264]

Bryan:*puts hands up* You got me..

[@jonnaylornc]

Took him so long to figure it out but I knew Walt was Heisenberg from pretty much the beginning

[@RealWalterWhite123]

Really i didnt know till season 5

[@rahatahmed6188]

Who said Walt is Heisenberg? He’s a dying man who runs a car wash, he even put his right hand to God!

[@nielsfrederiksen6636]

Whoa.. Think about what such baseless accusations can do to a family

[@nycolasdeandrade7147]

I figured out watching El Camino, we can see Walter cooking in Jesse's memories. Bravo Vince!

[@johnhein2539]

I feel like Hank's PT/recovery made him a stronger man. He seems thinner at this point in the series than he did in the beginning, recovering and going through health hardships makes you stronger mentally I think is one of the sub-themes of the show.

[@FL1PTL0P]

how to find a criminal 101 (hank style) find what crime they are doing, get footage of them doing said crime or preping for the crime, get more evidence, get hunted by cartel, get paralysed for like 2 seasons of a show, get better, look for criminals agian, go for shit in brother in laws house, read book, find out your brother in law is heisenberg, dont arrest him.

[@batzero1655]

Hahahahha

[@siralastair549]

+Daniel Moreno He wouldn't be able to arrest him because the evidence wouldn't count.

[@suomynona]

+Daniel Moreno derp EVIDENCE--- Mr. youtube detective!

[@KlaymenDel]

+Daniel Moreno easy peasy

[@DefrankedChannel]

+Sir Alastair The handwriting in the book, though?

[@mathesonwarshawski380]

Thank God Hank solved The Heisenberg! Could you imagine if The Heisenberg had gotten away? Damn you, The Heisenberg!

[@AndHoldTheMayo]

Haha this post is underappreciated

[@justabitofjunkie2595]

Brilliant.

[@ammetopaavd1171]

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[@geovannigomezvalle5944]

notchjohnson1 LOL thanks bud

[@samcorcoran8389]

I literally came back to this video just so I could laugh at your comment again

[@RJBurle]

I thought he was one of the most realistic police officers in anything produced by Hollywood.

[@justinturner653]

But he didn't shoot anyone's dog...

[@RJBurle]

@@justinturner653 very true lol. I meant that I truly believed he was a cop and not an actor playing a cop. He had a look about him that I believed he was capable of killing someone (or a dog) if need be. Most Hollywood cops don't have that potential intensity about them. Even when his character was joking around, there was an aggressiveness about him. He seemed to be actually made of steel, not acting like he was made of steel.

[@justinturner653]

@@RJBurle You right. Hell, I just thought his casual racist & sexist remarks sold the "cop vibe" for me.

[@lesROKnoobz]

Yeah he reminds me of an old family friend whose a cop. Even looks like him. Bald and fat lol

[@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203]

Hank is just a Vic Mackey rip off

[@simbalg4668]

Man, when he later confronts him and finally goes "You got me, I was the Breaking Bad all along", that was sucesos an amazing moment.

[@TehMorbidAtheist]

I remember biting my nails watching this and wishing that this show would never end.

[@francoochoa3176]

If walt never used heisenberg as a fake drug name. This series would never exist.

[@staticshotaop561]

Nature Boy no shit

[@staticshotaop561]

Nature Boy techinally nah

[@staticshotaop561]

Ohio Girl you got an instagram?

[@staticshotaop561]

Ohio Girl yes pls

[@SEEDSKILLER05]

YodaWithASoda denied lol

[@ysammo214]

Gotta love that final shot. Looking at a sketch of Heisenberg and thinking fuck me why did I not listen to my instincts this is Walt

[@adamswanepoel9602]

This is one of the most satisfying scenes in the entire show.. We all wanted Hank to find out eventually. Seeing him go through each case by case solving the puzzle was just so damn satisfying. By far the greatest show television has ever produced

[@flyboysteven9979]

yep...the sinking of the heisenberg is bigger than even the titanic...

[@sumitwarvatkar898]

Iceberg cracked first there

[@hankschrader2824]

Walt just got busted

[@sofroniquedawdad9794]

It took you 5 years!!

[@sofroniquedawdad9794]

it would be a year and 4 months if he didnt get injured 24/7

[@sofroniquedawdad9794]

wtf xD i just responded...

[@jamessamson765]

+Top 5 Facts you don't need xD is cancer as of 2016

[@gemryan123]

your head did lol

[@darkraider3638]

i like how breaking bad is basically a mystery crime drama but the other way around with the criminal being the protagonist and the detective as the antagonist

[@orangiat3619]

i dont think hank fits the antagonist role though. thats reserved for gus and jacks crew, as they are inherently evil

[@bhawnaarora557]

Walt is the antagonist and hank is the protagonist but the story is told from the antagonist's view

[@darkraider3638]

A protagonist is the lead role, main character that you follow in a story, an antagonist is someone who opposes the protagonist, in this case the protagonist turns into a villain, whilst the antagonist goes from slightly annoying to heroic depending on how you see it

[@tixels3733]

@@bhawnaarora557 thats not how it works, protagonists arent necessarily heroes and antagonists arent necessarily villains. it really comes down to whose perspective the story is being told from, and in this case its walt, making him the protagonist and hank the antagonist, regardless of who is the hero and who is the villain.

[@davedarius7346]

@@bhawnaarora557 Not Exactly, Walt is THE PROTAGONIST of Breaking Bad!! The Protagonist is the one from whose point of view the entire story is based/viewed from..... Similarly, Thanos is the Protagonist is Infinity War(Director said so)

[@andreaswehrmann365]

1:24 Hank posing on an evidence photo. LOL

[@proximacentauri2684]

I love this. Imagine getting a drama bomb like that and realising the mystery that’s been perplexing you for over a year, every day, has been smiling at you over the dinner table the whole time. The man you shed tears for. I don’t know how people root for Walt. He’s an asshole to me from like episode 3. Toxic in personality, arrogant, aloof. He only stopped being the mild family man when he realised he had it in him to do heinous, remarkable things and still sleep at night. The worse the things he did, the more powerful he became as be understood himself a little more with each act. Unfortunately, his ego outgrew his ability. And here we are, a man who’s obsession and tenacity grew along side walt’s power. Except he doesn’t have the weakness of arrogance. He’s working out of partially principle, because he hates criminals, and partly spite and need for vindication. He’s found the monster. Now all that’s left is to trap it and snuff it.

[@Rockhard1492]

Once you watch the whole show, you realize Walt was an egotistical narcissist from the very first episode and you lose any respect at all for him. In the very first episode Elliot and Gretchen, his old college friends, offer him a good job with great benefits and payments for his cancer treatment. Walt could have swallowed his pride and simply said "Oh, gosh Elliot, that's so kind of you. I don't know what to say... thank you. I accept!" and they all would have lived happily ever after. But nope. Walt's ego couldn't allow anyone else to help he. He had to do it all by himself. All through the show Walt has multiple opportunities to quit while he's ahead. He could have cooked for Gus, taught Gale his recipe, and be set for life, for example. Mike says it himself at the very end. "You just had to blow it up! You and your pride and your ego. You just had to be the man. If you'd have done your job, known your place, we'd all be fine right now!"

[@fascistlobster]

​@@Rockhard1492To be fair, the reason that things went sour between Walt and Gus was Walt killing those 2 dealers to save Jesse. That's when Gus realized he was too much of a loose cannon and tried to replace him with Gale and later Jesse. Amusingly, for once Walt's compassion fucked everything up lol. After that, killing Gale and Gus was just self preservation. Somehow Mike forgot that.

[@erakattack]

@@fascistlobsterexactly. the reason Walt couldn't just do his job and know his place is because he couldn't help but look out for Jesse all the time and then Gus began planning his "disposal"

[@mikyto7313]

@@erakattack It was always about control with Walt. He didn't want to be working *for* Gus, he wanted to be working *with* Gus but that situation reminded him of the reality - he was not a partner, he was just the chemist making drugs for the real leader who called the shots. When he killed those dealers he did it as much for Jesse as for his own ego.

[@MS-ey3of]

Imagine if Walt had worked for the DEA. He'd have solved this in 2 episodes

[@Createanew0]

He will be instantly be like L

[@JellyMelodies]

@@Createanew0 That’s what I thought, only recently watched breaking bad and instantly got Death Note vibes from heisenberg hiding right in plain sight

[@anenemystand5582]

@@Createanew0 egotistical and ineffective?

[@juanjoyaborja.3054]

If Walt worked for the DEA, he would never bother about paying for his lung cancer treatment. He’d have enough money for it.

[@insertname4959]

1:33 NCIS be like. Magnify. Enhance. Oh My god it's Walter

[@banstyle3511]

After watching Better Call Saul Walter White is much more terrifying than before. In BCS we got an insight in the life of Gustavo and how untouchable he is/was. The fact Walt got rid of him shows what a monster he was and that no one could mess with him.

[@liamhammond6434]

Tbh watching it all just shows if you wanted gus, just get hector involved, gus’s pride couldn’t let it go

[@sl_ipper]

Gus ended up causing his own downfall. If he had avoided one of hundreds of easy mistakes he could of survived.

[@TheNinja94a]

@@sl_ipper Tyrus even got a bad feeling. He was sitting in the car, going "just let me do it".

[@sl_ipper]

@@TheNinja94a he could of respected his cooks more, fired those dealers, etc

[@urthboundmisfit]

@@sl_ipper Yep. Walter was really close to adjusting to the situation, respecting Gus, and then just settling down and cooking. Those dealers killing kids would have led the cops to Gus eventually; they were a security risk. Valuing them over Walter was just stupid.

[@MetroVerse]

Imagine if the show wasn't about Walt, but about Hank, and then this would be the moment we find out that Walt is Heisenberg, just like him...

[@christinefury7839]

MetroVerse It would have been possible in a bad soap. If we ever saw everything Hank did we'd suspect Walt was either Heisenberg himself or somebody who works for the meth kingpins.

[@VindictiveShadowWolf]

Oh god, that would mean there would just be an entire season where we watch Hank in bed looking at rocks and watching TV while occasionally screaming at Marie to buy him bags of cheetos. And then we'd have to watch him eat said cheetos as he..Yup. You guessed it. Plays with his rocks.

[@kathrynck]

I'd watch a few seasons of 'Better Call Hank'.

[@steventheo6077]

@@VindictiveShadowWolf minerals, not rocks.

[@amanonplanetearth78]

@@christinefury7839Goddamnit Christine, they’re minerals, not rocks

[@Double.J]

Even watching this series for a second time, it’s still pretty good. You start seeing things that you missed or forgot and it’s a really good refresher.

[@torontoBluejays87]

What was truly amazing for me is how foreshadowing that "you got me" moment was ,with hindsight, regarding the W.W. initials. Amazing because, who in their right mind would have predicted that Hank would have connected back to that W.W. moment and solve his befuddling case about who Heisenberg was while he was taking a shit? God this show was so brilliantly written.

[@Pentaholic88]

This is definitely one of my favorite montages. The song choice is perfect plus the context for what’s happening is great

[@kurayahmi]

*Hank would’ve never found out about it, had Walter not made the mistake to leave Gale’s book in the toilet*

[@billwill4966]

Walter failed so bad lol

[@forman208]

Idk, sounds kinda far fetched

[@pryo2460]

That's his ego...he couldn't destroy the book coz he was appreciated in that book

[@valenciasainz]

If you watch Walt's and Hank's interactions throughout the show, Hank was the only person Walt didn't lie to.

[@BrettWPlank]

this scene is great as a breaking bad fan because its literally hank just pouring through the first few seasons of the show, all the deaths, and angles, and heists, realizing what we now realize. yes HANK YES! ITS WALT!

[@JoshSweetvale]

Hank just, essentially, watched the whole series and caught up with the viewer. Right as the series became a phenomenon. This is just luck compounding skill. Amusing and amazing.

[@Herobrinexx103]

How I feel studying 1 hour for a test

[@Mentulator332]

The name of the song is "Jim White- Wordmule"

[@BoxInaCan727]

Mentulator332 THANK YOU

[@paapipirate8499]

THANK YOU ❤️

[@ATthemusician]

It's fucking annoying

[@retr0112]

Not all heroes wear capes

[@dennisreynolds6196]

Mentulator332 THANKS MAN I was looking through the comments for this

[@TheDavidjenn]

Finkle is Einhorn... Einhorn is Finkle????

[@Nonii-92]

Einhorn is a MAN

[@Krankedupcoffeefan]

*cue the song The Crying Game*

[@JWilliamsLangley]

Laces out DAN!

[@gonzaga253]

CheekEman finkle And einhorn finkle and einhorn

[@AceSS1285]

It’s all that Dan Marino’s fault.

[@joemama-lq9yx]

They should do a prequel of Hank And call it Batman

[@ryanorielly5617]

Amazing scene the song is so upbeat and catchy but fits this serious moment like a glove, best show ever created

[@ourheroeshistory4125]

1:17 when Schrader pulls out a fat Gordon Ramsay

[@jessetorres8738]

Actually, that's Ron Forenall, who was thr Madrigal warehouse foreman who supplied chemicals to Gus' meth empire & Lydia turned over to police in Fifty-One then was killed in prison in Gliding Over All.

[@randehmarshgames4608]

Hank was truly the MVP of the show if you ask me. All the guy wanted to do was to do his job and to do it well. His death scene was the only scene in the show I teared up over

[@yousefsaber1]

Poor Hank the trauma and pain he has experienced knowing that his brother-in-law is Hisenberg all along, he was truly loosing his mind.

[@rockajabroni5975]

It's simple; we solve the Heisenberg.