Breaking Bad's Most Iconic Scenes

[@colby_thewise9433]

One minute Saul has a gun pointed at his head execution style the next minute he’s walking away with 6$ in his pocket 💀

[@ecco8]

Best lawyer ever

[@napsbrickrailways2290]

He’s too dangerous to be left alive…

[@NativeTexMexican]

​@@I-amJeromeYeah, That's always a bad idea... In any culture.

[@FreejackVesa]

Err'e'day hustlin

[@MaxOoz-do2rx]

60 k

[@hexagonproductions2019]

Almost every episode has an iconic moment.

[@mycelium1456]

​@@Honest_S Walter let out his true feelings about him being sorry about Jane but ye not as action packed as other episodes

[@ryans413]

I love when Walt throws the pizza on the roof and for the next 5 episodes or so it was still on the roof lol

[@cmclbloody]

True. And every episode is a cliffhanger

[@bencelep4212]

not the fly one

[@squidward-sl9el]

@@bencelep4212 walt falling

[@zsoltszegedi8995]

If you think I'm going to watch 45 minutes of the best Breaking Bad scenes, then you are goddamn right.

[@RJ_824]

i guess you got what you deserved

[@marcoss516]

I didnt even realize i was here that long

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

You have a beautiful name.

[@judigemini178]

Woah I didn't even notice it was a whole 45 minutes, that's how great this show is

[@Unvaccinated69]

​@@BarryHart-xo1oygay

[@ΤριαντάφυλλοςΤσαρούχης]

This man went from being a great sitcom actor to delivering the best dramatic performance of the century

[@alolandonaldtrump8368]

that title belongs to James Gandolfini. But Cranston is a close second.

[@oneshotpony7217]

Naaa Cranston is far and away the best.

[@ΤριαντάφυλλοςΤσαρούχης]

@@oneshotpony7217 you're goddamn right

[@nooneuknow2050]

My favorite dentist, Tim Whatley

[@Jags4Life]

@@alolandonaldtrump8368what sitcom do you know gandolfini from

[@rahulpanicker1453]

"Walt, you're the smartest guy I've ever met and you're too stupid to see he made up his mind 10 minutes ago". What a goddamn line.

[@gordongiobanni7543]

Rahul your the best wink and nod to a line but you're too stupid to see it was 10 MINERALS AGO

[@DarkPassenger-ql4le]

Brought me to tears. With all they had been through leading up to this, hank still had faith in Walt. He wasn't as angry with Walt for being a drug dealer. He knew they needed money. He was angry at him for choosing the one stupid path that would separate them in terms of morals. Walt was too smart to be doing something so dumb. Hank seen more in Walt than he did in himself.

[@Zeeko0o]

@Yorumcu-fd5luJack showed up already knowing he was going to kill Hank, no matter what offer he was given; Jack was dead set on murdering every DEA agent there. When Walt pleaded with Hank to reason with Jack, it prompted the line “he already made up his mind 10 minutes ago” (he already came in knowing he wasn’t going to reason)

[@supersaiyanzero386]

And delivered so, SO well. And him finally seeing some of how this is his bad move. That was a harsh failed negotiation man. Uhckf

[@trevord9729]

@@DarkPassenger-ql4lewhat are you saying? he despised Walt at this point in the show lmao

[@DoomsdaySlayer]

“This is not meth” was the moment that solidified for me that Breaking Bad was the greatest TV show I had ever watched. That scene is so cold 🥶

[@Jatkalisäämällätunnus]

The most unrealistic scene in the whole series made you solified?

[@Rakx_]

@@Jatkalisäämällätunnus probably possible with the right chemicals lets be real

[@GoosterCartoons]

@@Rakx_ it’s not necessarily the explosion that’s unrealistic, it’s the fact that this old, cancer ridden man began it at his feet and despite blowing out the windows, he wasn’t even knocked out

[@algordo1997]

​@@Jatkalisäämällätunnus they researched it first, right?

[@Xpwnxage]

@@GoosterCartoons You're right, but it's a damn good shot ain't it.

[@808Villain]

I always wish I could forget everything about breaking bad and watch it for the first time all over again.

[@EmperorAnimates777]

Same😭

[@Roseycolde]

I wish all of it wasn’t spoiled via KZbin shorts before I even got the chance to

[@swo8on]

@@RoseycoldeI’m glad I was like “wtf is this meme of this old man falling on the dirt and crying from? Oh it’s a show I’ll watch it” It was during pandemic and I watched it in like 4 days

[@Doughboyswag1704]

@@swo8onbro same 😭😭😭

[@Unvaccinated69]

​@@Roseycoldehate that

[@patriciotournoud5429]

only Saul can be on his knees, in the middle of the desert, being aimed with a gun, and still able to make bussiness

[@paullangton-rogers2390]

Saul also talked his way out of a similar situation at the hands of Tuco and his crew when he tried to scam his Ambolita remember! Hahaha Saul has an impressive talent for talking his way out of these situations and turning people who want to kill him into his clients, associates or business partners even.

[@eyeshandy]

his bad knees

[@geraltofrivia9424]

That dude's superpower is survival through mouth talking.

[@Mal_Freeman0451]

I reckon Tyrion Lannister would bargain his way out of that too.

[@FranciscoEspelosin]

totally right but the ones aiming were Jesse and Walt

[@Manoj17Patankar]

the entire 'crawl space' sequence is in a league of its own.. the anticipation of how it begins, the exasperation of not finding the money, and the desperation from finding out where it went - all brilliantly underlined by tense music, Walt's hysterical laugh, and the phone ringing. The perfect example of 'when it rains, it pours'.. Just beautiful.

[@chrissizemore8705]

I would love to know how Bryan Cranston got into the head space to act out that scene in particular. It's so tense. We're watching a man snap and have a mental breakdown right in front of us. That laughter is haunting. And hearing him laugh while the phone is ringing, Marie is crying, and watching Skylar slowly walk to the kitchen to answer the phone just creates so much thickness in the air of that scene. Just incredible.

[@producedby3am344]

bro it wasnt that good lol

[@beccadressedinnikes]

yeah it actually was.

[@henrygalvan9333]

Brian kept money in his craw space, gacy kept bodies.

[@PincheBeto_Bass]

There’s the whole meme of “this is the exact moment Walt becomes Heisenberg” and that scene to me is when Walt officially dies

[@geraldaguilar5494]

"I did it for me. I liked it. I was good at it. I was...really...I was alive"

[@saraross2694]

Yeah... That was cold as ice...

[@BlackangelKatakuri]

Not at first but in time he got a rush and high from it.

[@1uiz]

still one of the greatest moments imo

[@goodnightmunchie]

​@@BlackangelKatakurithey should do a remake and make everyone black Africans 🤔🚬

[@ofearghailthefearless6481]

He pretty much did and we've Hank to thank for that.

[@laceyblonde4152]

My favorite scene from the show had my favorite Walt line in it- "If that’s true, if you don’t know who I am, then maybe your best course would be to tread lightly.” Just chef’s kiss 👌🏻

[@MajicMarco]

Skylar serving divorce papers over thinking he was a weed dealer is so genius. It makes you think, "Oh you wish."

[@saraross2694]

Towards the end,Skylar just got on my nerves... Every time she opened her mouth, I would just yell at the TV SHUT THE F**K UP...

[@Relikaintcominback]

Show would’ve been skyler every night saying “Walter what is that smell you keep bringing home with you? “

[@swagZanaris]

@@Relikaintcominback It's sacred Navajo herbs

[@Nathab0885]

When she finds out Ted has been avoiding revenue claims she thinks that’s bad little does she know lol

[@sunnybearbuds]

LOL yeah; weed would be so cute!

[@chriscuts7029]

Mike's utter disgust towards Walt in the "say my name" scene, is hilarious. Hes having none of Walt's egotistical speech.

[@zimbim7562]

makes me wonder if gus did a similar thing once and he’s like “oh brother here we go again”

[@charlesburns7391]

Gus would never do something like that ​@@zimbim7562

[@dawnieb.7394]

Funny, I never saw Mike as having disgust during that speech. He was even backing Walt up during it, by confirming that Walt was the one who killed Gus Fring. I don't doubt that Mike wasn't majorly skeptical, and IIRC he grudgingly admitted after that he was impressed Walt pulled it off - but of course I don't think Mike ever thought for one second that Walt was, or could ever be, on Gus Fring's level. He had Walt's number from day one.

[@PeteyBickmore]

​@@dawnieb.7394 true. The one power Walt had over Gus was his incredible cooking skills. He kept Walt around for too long to eventually find out who he dropped his guard down around.

[@chrissizemore8705]

In my opinion, the greatest show ever written and acted. Incredible from start to finish. And I still contest that Ozymandias is the best episode of television of all time. The drama, shock, and pure gut wrenching pain in that episode bleeds through the screen. Just a beautiful show.

[@mbc65]

The incredible scenery and how they filmed it. Just perfection. Nearly every outdoor scene is a master class.

[@fadyemad4042]

Felina is better in my opinion

[@Johnnyvincent12]

And the Fly are the worst episode, but still the worst episode was the best episode 😂.

[@sriusername]

Ozymandias gets more credit than it deserves while still being great Felina, face off and crawl space were better

[@chrissizemore8705]

@@sriusername I can't argue with either of those. And when you can argue about which episode is best and they're all masterpieces, you know a show has done something right.

[@JohnDoe-vu2he]

That scene of Walt in the basement is elite level acting. The amount of rage and fury to the point where you wanna cry but you just break out into hysterical psychotic laughter…I’ve been there.

[@Duebis]

Damn can I ask what happened

[@ksorqi1419]

If I remember correctly... Gus kidnapped Walter in the desert and threatened him and his family. Then he needs to find enough money for Saul's business partner to escape Albuquerque. But...

[@ILeMaHPiX]

​@@Duebis a drug lord threatened to kill his family

[@Duebis]

@@ILeMaHPiXI meant the guy who said :I’m been there

[@frreeezz]

A drug lord threatened his family​@@Duebis

[@Dahn.Baern.]

Best show or movie ever made. Better Call Saul is right there with it. The greatest fictional universe ever created. I’ll always love that crawl space scene. I think Cranston has the best acting I have ever seen right there. The manic yelling, the laughing maniacal laughing. This show will leave you speechless in shock. On the other hand, better call Saul will leave you speechless with introspection.

[@johnrogers1251]

If I ever get to meet Bryan Cranston or Aaron Paul, I would say "Hello, Mr. White" and/or "Hello, Jesse".

[@benpeterson9835]

I feel you, but breaking bad will always reign supreme. Simply because better call Saul is a by product of breaking bad !

[@benpeterson9835]

I believe I’d enjoy a series based off just about EVERY breaking bad character .

[@lurgemusic]

The Sopranos beats it by a little bit imo

[@sriusername]

Saul is not in top 5 shows ever made while Brba is #1 by a fair distance

[@Oshiiiiiiiiiiii]

OMG that ending scene, the look on Walt’s face, the pan out, the song, just incredible.

[@christianwilborn4620]

Incredible indeed.

[@laughingoutloud5742]

"Baby Blue" by Badfinger 💙💚💙 Best series yet made imo. BCS was really good but nothing is so pure as this product 😉

[@ShiftyRightNow]

​@@laughingoutloud5742i love how in the movie it shows how jesse escaped in the el Camino after walter saved him. Great film to finish out the story.

[@JustClint]

The right side of his face is dark and forms the same face as when Gus died, the right eye especially sells it for me.

[@MarkMarconi]

he was living in Opposition of the live He Had before

[@Itscoop402]

Absolute legendary series. The cast fits these characters perfectly. Impeccable storyline.

[@ghostoftherepublic4]

Same as Sopranos, you can not imagine even a tertiary character being played by anyone else. Superb casting!!!

[@stuart23969]

There could be an alternate reality where the cast are ten times better. We will never know

[@20puskinas1992]

@@stuart23969 Thats like saying Lord of the rings could have been better with different cast... It is what is and it is a masterpiece, because cast is perfect.

[@joedwyer3297]

​@@20puskinas1992or that john wick could have been anyone but keanu reeves

[@newthrash1221]

It really boggles my mind when people say this show is overrated.

[@sunnybearbuds]

Poor souls. Someone mistreated them at some point.

[@scottmiller1563]

It's the greatest show of all time yet underrated because well nothing else should be even considered

[@innercircle341]

I can barely remember anyone ever saying its overrated. Some may not like it but its reputation is accurate and generally widely accepted

[@ofearghailthefearless6481]

Oh please! I could watch this show over and over again along with Better Call Saul and El Camino. I'll watch Vince Gilligan's holy Trinity of reality-based fictional media if I was stuck on an island!

[@carterwiese5990]

Jesse has these perfect moments of clarity, like in the middle of the hospital bed scene. And then his trauma leads him back down the spiraled path..such a beautifully tortured character

[@woody816]

Baby blue was such an amazing track to have this show end on

[@politicamenteincorreto5462]

You realize how iconic this series is when practically every episode, scene and line in the series is iconic! Simply the best series ever made!

[@SICPARVISMAGNA3018]

Ironic how hanks disgust at the severed head managed to save his life

[@Gorre022]

How is that ironic? 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@SICPARVISMAGNA3018]

@@Gorre022 if he wasn't disgusted by it he wouldn't have ran off to the car out of range of the bomb

[@Gorre022]

@@SICPARVISMAGNA3018 that’s not irony lol

[@redgrimgrumbult3823]

Dean Norris is very expressive with his eyes..

[@MrNicePotato]

@@SICPARVISMAGNA3018 That’s lucky not ironic

[@milesedgeworth_prosecuter]

Gus's death was the most iconic death to happen in the series

[@Iam.PickleRick]

close but i think walt's crying scene when hank dies is the most iconic moment in the show

[@TB-53]

Yes indeed. And Gus was scary.

[@miketexas4549]

When I first saw that scene for a few seconds I thought Gus was a Terminator cyborg.

[@emmanuelbansah2585]

same​@@miketexas4549

[@GabrielMartinez-zm9dg]

He went from Malcom's dad to Scarface in two seasons

[@Northern_Rockhopper]

How anyone can dislike this show is beyond me. Just pure awesome.

[@variadi]

Walter really got offended when Skyler thought he was dealing weed 😭

[@glubo2353]

so many years since breaking bad was finished and its still really popular

[@ShiftyRightNow]

The movie was great too. Loved seeing how jesse escaped to alaska

[@brandonsvoboda3761]

The greatest show to ever be seen. Nothing compares to breaking bad. I’ve seen every episode more than 5 times a piece. It never gets old, even when you know what’s going to happen. Brilliant acting and writing.

[@ShiftyRightNow]

Have you seen the movie El Camino that finishes the story of how Jesse escaped and got away to Alaska just like he promised Mike. Insane.

[@idkbro6195]

Dude, if you love breaking bad, try watching the Sopranos. Seriously, I thought bb and bcs were the best things I had ever seen. They're still up there though

[@kyaryi1]

I swear, I used to think that got might just beat it but it didn't. BB stays a 9.8.

[@kevinwheesysouthward9295]

I love rewatching but I usually fast forward through the scenes with just Skyler, Marie and Walter Jr.

[@Isaac1995]

Interesting fact. Bryan Cranston said the Jane scene was the hardest scene he ever had to film in his entire acting career. Everytime he looked at the girl choking, he saw his daughter's face. He was so shook up that he had to take a break from shooting for a few weeks

[@Desi365]

why his daughter ? did she have drug addictions ?

[@Holocaustica]

Cue eye roll.

[@camerong5050]

Yeah Im not really understanding… why did he imagine his daughter?… she’s still alive and well

[@Isaac1995]

His daughter was the same age as Jane at the time of filming

[@coreyyates3385]

He did say in an interview he pictured his daughter then as inspiration for the emotion, but as far as taking a break from acting, the show is on a strict schedule and doesn't allow for week long breaks for actors to get over a scene

[@GameTesterDev]

That entire "say my name" scene will always give me chills

[@kainlives7958]

Random question, but do you like Walter (thinking he’s cool, sympathetic and ruthless, ect)?

[@BigZeeff]

I know this planet by the ancient name of your ancestors… Dune…

[@Mdaddy4]

Peak ego and narcissism

[@spv420]

@@kainlives7958 i can appreciate the "badass-ery" of the character while also being disgusted... it's like watching a train crash, you're horrified but also excited and can't look away

[@kainlives7958]

@@spv420 exactly

[@jasjfl]

Mike's death not on here is a crime.

[@davidroest]

Agreed. Walt's fight with Skyler where she cuts him should've been in there too.

[@AlexTheFollowerofJesusChrist]

The scene at 11:35 is absolute pure comedy to me. The way Walt looks at Jesse when Saul says "So the prison shanking is completely off the table?" Then Jesse says "NO SHANKING!" And the way Walt grumbles like an Old Man at that part cracks me the hell up man. 😂😂😂

[@oneshotpony7217]

lol so good, and showcases how early Walt was willing to take it to that level. Everyone says Walt became Heisenberg, but he was always there. Walt just became more emboldened throughout the series to the point he was able to embrace what he’d always been.

[@ajaysidhu471]

​@@oneshotpony7217but Jessie's reaction was pretty tame, too tame

[@MislavIvkovic-sx8vd]

Confessions and say my name was the best

[@rebucks7289]

I was waiting for "Stay out of my territory" scene. For me that scene showed that Walter really embraced his Heisenberg persona. This all thing is more than money making for him.

[@Ahennamedgerald]

In October I went to Albuquerque to check out the filming locations of this show. It was 100% worth it

[@lordsephiroth93]

11:38 Walt's reluctantly agreeing with Jesse's no shanking policy is a goddamn huge foreshadowing that no one saw coming.

[@DarkClaws914]

i saw it coming

[@virajchauhan4600]

@@DarkClaws914 😜😜

[@frederic3302]

What’s this referring to, I haven’t watched breaking bad in like a year

[@frederic3302]

Never mind I remember lol

[@hunchemlnarik]

@@frederic3302 im pretty sure its referring to the episode in which walt orchestrates the execution of the 11 men on "the list"; all of those men were in prison when they got murdered

[@planetlog4340]

I didn't even register that maybe Walt's son being named after him could be showing how is ego was always a little up there

[@Deras_Playlist]

so naming your child after you is a sign of ego now?

[@kainlives7958]

@@Deras_Playlisti think he meant that as for just Walters egotistical nature and not every single father that has a (blank) Junior as a son

[@nandanshetty1624]

Hanks reaction to Walt's offer of 80 million sums up the why Breaking Bad is the greatest show ever.

[@the_real_vdegenne]

I think it's the most stupid thing about the show lol

[@DICE.DIGITAL]

In his last moment, he realized Walt actually loved his family and wasnt as greedy as he thought.

[@FreejackVesa]

@@DICE.DIGITALI'm not sure I agree with that interpretation. Hank is very pragmatic - I think when he realized that Walt was his arch-nemesis, the betrayal was firm and thorough, no going back. In his last moments I believe he was thinking that they guy he used to look up to was a fraud and with his experiences as a cop he already knew what the outcome would be and had accepted that. I don't think Hank trusted anything Walt said, at all.

[@Anita1984isuponus]

His name is Asac Shreider!

[@nandanshetty1624]

@@FreejackVesa Lmao did you watch Breaking Bad from reels ? Lol Hank respected Walt at the end when he realised family mattered to him more than 80 mil,especially jesse"s statement to Hank "All he cares about is his money" Walt proved them wrong you need to watch it cautiously bro breaking bad is deeper than you think.

[@darkpassenger4985]

AARON PAUL WAS EXCELLENT IN THIS SHOW.

[@kevinmarrow7234]

I wondered if anyone would talk about that. He has some of the most intense scenes. I never have been affected by acting but he gave me goosebumps a few times

[@spicynugget_0294]

Everyone was perfect

[@BoxforInters]

I liked Walt as a character, but Aaron Paul's acting of Jesse was just on a high level in terms of the dramatism. An authentic depiction of an actually good guy who took some wrong paths in his life. You could really feel sorry for him.

[@darkpassenger4985]

@@BoxforInters Hi! If you really want to see something fun, Google "Aaron Paul on The Price is Right" 20 years ago. Bob Barker was the host. Aaron was hilarious! He was on an interview with Bryan Cranston. and he mentioned that he drank 6 Red Bulls before the game show was taped. He got called up on stage, made it to the Showcase showdown and over bid $132.00 But you have to watch it it's really funny he was so hyped up! Have a great day!!!

[@chirkankshitbulani4342]

Would someone believe this guy was a comic character in an Animated series?

[@sarcastaball]

25:21 This is some powerful stuff. Supreme writing and the acting is sublime.

[@McHughFilmCompany]

Imagine had the gun been loaded properly at 1:57.... The End.

[@gimmename3398]

Insert “my baby blue”

[@Pokaroquai]

We wouldn't even get a season 2 yet lolol

[@EeeEssPee]

they had another scene ready in case the pilot wasn't picked up 😂

[@furonwarrior]

There was a round in the chamber. The safety was turned on.

[@thesonar]

​@Pokaroquai not even a second episode

[@mexicanhomervideos6175]

There’s so many iconic scenes that it literally is as long as an episode

[@Wes.Opur0]

The face of Walter after skyler says he's a drug dealer is priceless, gets me everytime, the W-what?! is just the spice of it

[@crazyaces4042]

and she thinks it's from Marijuana 😂

[@joedwyer3297]

​@@crazyaces4042bad stuff that marijuana

[@alfredobaldi-pj1tn]

This is a cinematic wonder. I canot compare any other show or serial to this. Those who say GOT is better don't understand the depth that this series presents. Simply irreplaceable.

[@Katdancing]

All of jesses and Walt’s scenes where they were getting along with each other is iconic. Especially bc how the show ends

[@ShiftyRightNow]

And dont forget about the movie where we get to see how Jesse gets away to Alaska. I love it.

[@HankAndStuff64]

I feel like not enough people are talking about how effective the tortoise bomb scene is. It's pretty replayed and recognized, but I think it should be more recognized, just because it does a great job of being really effective. It's so explicitly freaky, and I'm so impressed by how well it gets the viewer to understand Hank's trauma. Weirdly enough, it's probably the most relatable scene in the show for me because of how well it gives the nauseating feeling you get when you see something so strange and scary. You can't stop thinking about it, and you want to forget about it. Lots of people have experienced things like that, and I'm glad to see something that portrays that concept so well.

[@dam11232]

I'm guessing you've never seen the old severed head on a tortoise before.

[@HankAndStuff64]

@@dam11232 **emasculation noises**

[@1future797]

Nobody ever mentions the tortoise. RIP.

[@mattkhanna]

@@1future797no tortoises were harmed in the filming of that episode ❤️

[@emyleebott2640]

In my opinion, there will NEVER be another show like this ever again. Best show ever created, hands down. The acting is the best I've ever seen out of any TV show, movie, anything. Every actor brought it 110% in every single episode and it only got better as it went. And they managed to end the show in the perfect way as well.

[@raymondsims7042]

I’m with you Lass breaking bad is certainly one of the best shows ever created (top ten hands down) but best show ever title belongs to the wire check it out

[@raymondsims7042]

@@samuelhepworth5490 100% agreed

[@Luckybomb21]

I AM THE DANGER… I AM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS are such cold lines

[@seanwhite6146]

You have to love the calm and confidence when he responds to a direct death threat with “Do you really want to live in a world without Coca-Cola?”

[@ConservativeAmericaOfficial]

Even after a decade and change this show is still the best

[@raymondsims7042]

Top ten show ever made 🤝

[@gmdhargreaves]

I watched 20-24 hours of this from episode 1 over a weekend, it’s that end scene plus music that keeps you hooked, it’s such a cleverly written series, a work of art

[@kendricclark1766]

the whole crawlspace sequence is one of the most emotionally gripping and bone chilling scenes perhaps in TV history.

[@sal_acho]

The fact that almost every moment makes almost the same time of a breaking bad episode is impressive

[@aidanafshar8744]

The entire show provides you with a great perspective on who "the danger" is.

[@JamesfromNewZealand]

I read in his book that he struggled with Janes death scene because he pictured his daughter and those tears were real.

[@chriscoleman5729]

Can't be a good mash up of iconic moments without Mike Ehrmantraut

[@Xpwnxage]

Waltuh

[@Johnnyvincent12]

​@@Xpwnxageput you d word waltuh

[@hgxj6]

@@Xpwnxage water

[@SanjeevSardesai]

First time ever, the 44 minute long video made me feel just 4 mins passed. No wonder Breaking Bad is a freaking best series of all time, of this 21st century so far.

[@mclainMCgaming]

The scene with jesse and Gail is so tragic

[@ShiftyRightNow]

I was literally watching the scene as i read your comment. I almost think youtube arranges comments by most liked at the top then by time snap below because it happens all the time ⏲️ 😅

[@dontparticipate240]

Strange to see how relatively innocent Walt was in season one.

[@IronMan-tk8uc]

But the beast named Heisenberg was already there...

[@VG-ul5sq]

innocent? the first episode walt totally blackmails jesse into cooking with him. theres a lot that i want to know about walt that happened to him before we meet him because accelerates super fast.

[@paninovevo1162]

He was... breaking bad

[@PoolPartyPapi]

Not really, the whole point of the show was to show the progression of a good intended person becoming the monster

[@ksksksjs]

​@@PoolPartyPapi Not really, the whole point of the show was to show who Walter White really is

[@305dutch4]

The most captivating shows ever made! From start to finish! Had you on the edge of your seat with every episode!

[@justincrady]

The "You're God Damn right" is the best line in the series

[@Oshiiiiiiiiiiii]

That scene with Jesse at 24:04 is great.

[@epic8133]

How do you not put the scene when Jessie was about to kill the 2 drug dealers and Walter pulls up in his Pontiac Aztek runs the dudes over get out the car kicks the gun away from the drug dealer on the floor and Walter picks up the pistol and puts one in the head and just looks up at Jessie and says "RUN" that scene goes so hard!

[@ShiftyRightNow]

Yeah that was amazing. Thats when walt truly started to create a empire of his own and learned the street code.

[@gonzalo4928]

Definitely, that was the moment I got hooked on the show.

[@DaveyFish1]

Those back to back Jesse scenes with Walt in the hospital and then shooting Gale were a brutal sequence..

[@markburton8653]

I love how walt tries to put out a raging fire with his shirt lol. It just shows you how very smart people often struggle with common sense simple tasks. It reminds me of my best friend who is very intelligent, but makes simple mistakes all the time.

[@kainlives7958]

His ego and arrogance made him kind of to an extent…less of a pure genius

[@amjh4lah809]

SO many. One of the many reasons it's one of, if not THE greatest tv show of all time.

[@finger3306]

It's one of, it doesn't beat The sopranos

[@amjh4lah809]

@@finger3306 Yes it does. So does The Wire, True Detective season one and possibly even Fargo.

[@johnsonaxel8784]

Pretty impressive to stay strong throughout every season. Most series fall off past the 1st or 2nd season. Hats off to them writers, especially since they came with the other gem, BCS and delievered good content once again.

[@edtheman28]

One of the few shows to get better with every season.

[@johnrockyryan]

Listen guys can we all just agree that The Sopranos, The Wire and BB are goated

[@wordtothewise9723]

The crawlspace scene is so intense. I remember the first time being sat on the edge of my chair. The layering of the heartbeat style music, Walt laughing maniacally, Skyler's terrified expression and then the phone call from Marie. The silence when the episode ended left a ringing in my ears.

[@NRitchey]

I love how Walt seemed perfectly okay with prison shanking Badger that early in the show

[@marilynmanord1790]

Everything about Breaking Bad Is iconic! It is a masterpiece.

[@adamferraro9053]

Say what you want about Skylar as a character but Anna Gunn did a great job

[@agnesfunk6748]

Ofc. She was important for the story. i think people who dislike her character dont really understand it

[@arvindraghavan403]

Phenomenal job she did

[@SirRat_]

this is truly one of the shows of all time it had actors who acted writers who wrote viewers who viewed truly a show

[@Forcinn]

one of the shows of all time defo

[@jopar00]

Show is showing Film is Filming Series is Serial

[@jxsh03]

Woah. This show isnt just showing. Its showing more than any other show has ever showed before.

[@Andrew..J]

Breaking Bad truly set the standard for shows about chemistry teachers becoming meth cooks after being diagnosed with cancer with the aid of their past student but taking it too far.

[@VorpalSpider69]

Truly the show of all time

[@twinglass6450]

I've watched Breaking Bad from start to finish 3 times and still want to watch it over 😂

[@usaturnuranus]

That aspiration scene is so damn raw. For me personally nothing drove home the horrific level of psychological change that Walt had gone through quite like that one. It felt like a gut punch the first time, and I guess it still does.

[@ILeMaHPiX]

Which Scene?

[@usaturnuranus]

@@ILeMaHPiX the one where walt chooses to let Jane die when he could and should have saved her from choking to death in her sleep.

[@MitchaK85]

@@usaturnuranusohhhh you mean asphyxiation. I was confused for a moment lol

[@usaturnuranus]

@@MitchaK85 yeah, but I was referring to it as aspirating her vomit. Either way works.

[@MehediHasan-qk4gb]

This video isn't complete without Gales music video.

[@ryans413]

I love the scene where Walt throws the explosive crystal.

[@foreignfat6009]

Well, how did they live and how the bag didn't daisy blew?

[@tudorg22]

​@@foreignfat6009wondering that as well

[@Sprayy-u6s]

It's a quicksilver

[@kellyhanten3971]

How did it not blow walts legs off

[@djs316]

Missing out the ATM scene from Peekabo. Saul's advert. Todd and the train aftermath. the whole car ending. So many but still great way to relive some of the best moments

[@MehediHasan-qk4gb]

So many iconic moments although many are missing here.

[@innerharmony7997]

If there was an oscar for best casting, this is the show

[@UlyssesRyan-n1i]

This show is a modern masterpiece. Lucky to have lived to see it

[@ghostoftherepublic4]

It's up there with Sopranos as the finest series ever written. It is infinitely rewatchable. It never quite strays from the realm of believability while maintaining a level of constant tension. It also endears you to characters that are essentially very bad people much like Sopranos.

[@aaguilar061289]

Better than sopranos

[@ghostoftherepublic4]

@aaguilar061289 I can't go quite that far but I also can't argue with someone saying it is. Again, both are phenomenally written and infinitely rewatchable. I think both these shows are incredible, I also have to throw The Wire and Better Call Saul in there too. I think I put Sopranos in first because that show started the whole "prestige television" Era. Where major stars would join a tv show and they became as seriously taken as blockbuster movies.

[@ErnieAlcala]

Better than sopranos

[@irl2001]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@ErnieAlcalaBryan Cranston said “Without Tony Soprano, Walter White would not exist”!! In my opinion, The Sopranos had better characters and Breaking Bad has a good story but both shows have good stories!

[@aerbaer6572]

I find it a lot easier to sympathize with the characters in breaking bad. The characters in the sopranos are definitely more soulless than Walter White

[@ondernzl]

A show that gets better with every season.

[@DeplorableDiabloK9]

In danger? I am the danger. That scene got me to start watching the most fascinating show to hit the tube in my time.

[@DeplorableDiabloK9]

@michael byrne 😂 there's a lot of good one liners in the whole series. Wish they'd come up with a follow up. Better call Saul is cool.

[@ehbird858]

The Jane scene is probably the hardest scene to witness as a viewer, actor, director etc etc.. There was so much to digest there as a human with or without experiences. It really puts into perspective the power and award winning outcome of this show, no matter how you choose to digest it. Breaking Bad was a truly iconic show that set up walls to be broken or at least chipped at. It delves into the real world of human suffrage yet entertains a reality where an outcome favors bold and brave by systematic error or fortitude.

[@odhdhd1543]

She was a junkie...she would have ODd somewhere else....and Pink man was an addict abd meth dealer yet everyone feels sorry for him

[@johnfkennedy8281]

Wish i could go and rewatch this whole series for the first time again. Thats how great it is.

[@helloworld-rv3zw]

man bryan is such a good actor. it's incredible

[@TutorialHelper1000]

My favorite scene was the phone call with Walt with the clock and all of the inmates dying within that time frame … Walt cold 🥶

[@jeanpaulfelix4095]

My late step father NEVER watched TV sitcoms, Never. He and I watched all 61 episodes together and he loved it.

[@steefvanburen7985]

That first scene alone is a beauty

[@РомаЗверь-г8ц]

You missed some iconic scenes, like isn't a pizza on a roof is iconic? Isn't coming home in Ozymandias scene iconic?

[@lynnlaude195]

I read about the pizza on the roof scene, Walt was supposed to throw it but it will landed so perfectly they kept it in..in just that one take 😂

[@РомаЗверь-г8ц]

@@lynnlaude195 yep, youre right

[@scooter29]

And Bryan Cranston got the pizza scene done in one shot I heard.

[@samueljweston]

Best TV show of all time. Not a question.

[@kanishkayadav9747]

The mind game that Walt and Gus's play to get to each other before the other is rewatchable a million times

[@Starman256]

Felt worse for the turtle than the DEA officers tbh

[@anorthosite]

The tortoise never knew what hit him: He was too busy munching premium lettuce, back at the Hollywood Reptile Ranch :D

[@hunchemlnarik]

nothing more iconic than the series' opening scene, as shown here. chaos and mayhem: walt in his tighty whities frantically trying to extinguish small brush fires, a speeding rv careening out of control in the middle of the desert, jesse's beaten-to-a-pulp body being turned over...there is no way an even casual viewer's interest could not have been piqued. I myself watched seasons 1-3 straight through at that point. i would have continued with 4 and 5 had they been available. breaking bad set the standard for episode intros, and followed it up with great plot/character development, acting and writing. like a hit of any good drug, the breaking bad intro sunk its hooks into you from the beginning...

[@JackPape-v8t]

One scene that is so underrated is rabid dog- when Jesse is paranoid walt is going to take him out at the meet- that scene gives me goosebumps- he legit sees walt as the devil

[@justforrow]

I don't understand why a liar is always seen as a bad guy?

[@Inbraneinthememsane]

Jesse was the true devil - without him everything would have worked out perfectly - he was the root cause of all trouble and should have been executed the first moment he betrayed Walter, one of man times to follow

[@CorrectionUnknown]

That isn't what he's thinking about. Gale is the rabid dog in this case.

[@sloesty]

13:20 remains such a hard watch. What walter does here is just plain murder, and it's acted so well. Like, his first instinct is to save her. But you can see the cogs turning as he realises she is ruining Jesse's life. She got him back on the stuff. Idk if he cares for Jesse, or if he needs Jesse, but he makes the decision to save Jesse's life by not saving her.

[@SacredMilkOG]

😢 it's soooooo friggin' rough... cryin' rn

[@jayakrishna5693]

Everything is iconic in breaking bad.

[@sunnybearbuds]

The show is very much about the journey Walt takes to losing his "innocence". A good, but quiet man discovering his voice when be chooses to be bad and is successful at it.

[@Valientlink]

Walt's maniacal laughter is just like the end of a DMT trip for me lol

[@ShiftyRightNow]

22:59 best scene and acting ive ever seen in television. This was the moment walter truly broke bad and became Hiesenburg. Walt was gone at this point. He is the one who knocks.

[@godardmonamour]

HEISENBERG

[@darndoodle27]

every single angle, every song, just all of it is just so perfect.