Breaking Bad - S05E11 (2013): "Confessions" - Hank and Marie Watch Walt's DVD "Confession" (Real)

[@youbvbenvmvrv]

"i tried to quit and in response he threw a pizza onto my roof"

[@eddiekaspbrak4624]

lmao 💀💀💀💀

[@MOONSIP2]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hansgruber9685]

To be fair who hasn’t wanted to throw a pizza onto someone’s roof?

[@clandestin011]

The American equivalent of the horse's head in the bed

[@henryy-tq8tn]

Band kid humor

[@TheLouis6555]

"When I asked Hank why he needed the money, he said it was for his Mineral Collection."

[@hellsonion514]

I suppose it was a code word for crystal meth. so as not to arouse suspicion in public conversation.

[@stevenbalaoingsb]

you require more minerals

[@whoknowswhocares885]

Was he wrong?I mean damn that was a massive delivery Hank got in the mail.

[@FreshZCORD]

THERE MINERALS MARIE

[@soleil2269]

🤣🤣🤣

[@BlueLightningSky]

Hank: You're Heisenberg Walt: No U

[@skylergerman6108]

Thats pretty good dude

[@pekkalaitinen8769]

:DDD

[@xXmayank.kumarXx]

That's the plot of a normal Among Us game 😂

[@FreshZCORD]

Hahahahaha

[@anantambisht4895]

😂😂😂

[@zoren7299]

Imagine if Hank never checked it and immediately gave that "confession" of Walter to DEA.

[@MintyLime703]

Doesn't account for the fact that Walter gave the CD to Hank. Why would he do that if it were genuine? They should easily figure out it was meant to be a threat given proof that Walter handed it over deliberately, which multiple eye witnesses can attest to.

[@Banishedsoulsofficial]

Walter should have given it to Saul and had it released why Jessie spazed

[@raptorduck8785]

@@MintyLime703 Hank is the head of the DEA, he can easily get into the Walter house and take it, and by giving it to the DEA he can make those people to think the way you do, and clean him self. So anyway you see it Hank is not clean.

[@iminumst7827]

@@MintyLime703 The only "eye witnesses" who actually say the CD pass was Skyler and Marie, since Skyler would side with Walt, it would be a she said vs she said situation. Walt and Skyler could easily argue a couple things, they could argue that Hank stole the CD. They could also confess that the CD was made for blackmail without confessing to lying in the CD, instead they could say that they gave it to Hank because they wanted out of the business and out of Hanks oppression without getting involved with the police, so they showed Hank the CD of real and true confession so that Hank would let Walter live. This makes sense because if the video did go public there's still a chance Walt is convicted of some of the crimes he confessed to even if Walt argues he was coerced or entrapped. If Hank just immediately handed the CD over to the police and said that it was all lies, the police would still be obligated to investigate Hank. If the police just believed Hank's side of the story that would be an abuse of power. The investigation would quickly show that Walt was indeed paying for Hank's medical bills, which is the one thing that would make Walt's story look real. Why? Because if Hank was innocent it wouldn't make sense for Walter to pay for the medical bills unless Walt was on really good terms with Hank, and the confession video true or not confirms the fact that Walt does not love Hank. It's possible Hank could just trust more evidence is found to support Hank's story, but that's a leap of faith, because Hank has no idea to what extent Walter went through to fabricate evidence for his side of the story. For all Hank knew, Walt could have been taking some of Hank's stuff and placing it at crime scenes and whatnot. The scary thing for Hank was not knowing how long Walt was actively framing Hank, we know the video was on the spot improvisation, but from Hank's perspective it's possible that Walt for years has secretly hated Hank and was partially in the meth business just to ruin Hank's reputation.

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

Lol

[@KlRBSTOMP]

Walt is so brave to tell this story my heart goes out to his family and hope they can solve this conflict soon

[@Martin-bh1nx]

🤣

[@ghenry4513]

I knew it was Hank all along since season 1.

[@rasham5767]

​​@@ghenry4513 No, it was Walt

[@toddpacker4683]

@@rasham5767 whoosh

[@Iamkrogan07]

@@rasham5767 you hear that whooshing sound that’s the sound of the joke going over your head

[@bradebronson8835]

Hank sends a dvd back to Walter... showing Hank letting the fly inside the meth lab.

[@kukifitte7357]

This comment is genius

[@Realshittalking]

Lmfaoooo genius

[@suryasingh9738]

Jesse would be at risk too.

[@AppleCases123]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Freeemon]

"if you tell me once more you let the fly in for the investigati- I did it for me I liked it I was good at it I was alive"

[@victornguyen6009]

*Hank after video ends* - “How could I do this?”

[@ReleaseMyKrakken]

hahahahahahahahahahahaha... I just sat here laughing for a full minute after reading that

[@gertrudemcfuzz74]

Hank staring into mirror...”I don’t even know who I am....”

[@IneshKhanal]

All along it was me? *punches himself*

[@nav5738]

@@IneshKhanal Heisenberg HEISENBERG ALL ALONG IT WAS ME!

[@glendarjj3991]

@@gertrudemcfuzz74 ... I don't even know who I'm talking to. *turns to the left in the mirror and becomes hakenberg* If that's really true, perhaps my best course would be to... tread lightly

[@anatoliizagorodnii2563]

That’s the moment when Hank became Heisenberg

[@shaunboyle5646]

Hankenberg

[@pabz426]

Tyler Durdun vibes 🤣😂🤣

[@korfrag6865]

You can pinpoint it

[@mickaellandry9726]

For me it's when he poisoned the kid. Hank would have never done a such disgraceful act before specially as teacher. That episode Hank was informally dead to me. In this scene he is just introducing himself to Hank & Marie Schrader

[@cmc5207]

@@shaunboyle5646 HeisenHank

[@ThePointlessBox_]

“Hank even prevented me from making breakfast for my son, walter white jr.”

[@mack_f28]

Bruhh😂

[@victorconway444]

"And Hank would always write strange notes on my pancakes"

[@ronbuil6923]

I laughed so hard

[@jeremiahcherry5283]

I was hunting for a breakfast tie in comment.

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

Lol

[@carlover2473]

I feel so sorry for Walt, damn I can't believe his own brother-in-law would do this to him!

[@tg.tyrant2302_]

It was Hank who shot Mike

[@vulegamingyt]

why did hank did this?

[@epictea5122]

evil

[@trilobite2500]

Truly terrible

[@randommf3549]

😂

[@wringlespottomire9140]

"And it was Hank-- who threw the pizza on my roof!!"

[@metal665lica]

Hahahahahahaha No. Hank MADE him throw it or else he'd get pistol whipped.

[@JakTheLad]

And it was Hank, who gave me my disease

[@Dywrektor]

"and ate my dipping sticks"

[@jamesm3471]

@@Dywrektor There are some things even monsters shouldn’t do: eating a family man’s dipping sticks is one of them.

[@Widderic]

deadddddddd!

[@goaway8462]

This is like a youtube apology video but this is actually believable

[@SkillBill1000.]

Except he forgot to take that deep breath at the start that they always do

[@FBI-us8jh]

@@SkillBill1000. Walter gets an exception since he has lung cancer

[@MajorwormXcv]

@@FBI-us8jh LOL

[@MrKevCoan]

@@FBI-us8jh holy fuck i cried

[@Stillreal312]

He did’t have a hoodie and no make up on

[@josephwilson1537]

Imagine if Marie believed Walt lmao

[@Wifistaxx]

She would be the type of person to believe that

[@ride9581]

She would've

[@fakename5400]

alia gupta no she wouldn’t have he said hank made him pay for the medical bills when they came up with the lie about gambling

[@Stormertheboy]

@@fakename5400 Walt wouldn't have just said it was drug money, cuz Marie would've most likely told Hank and in this scenario Hank would've been mad at walt for telling Marie

[@CornholioPuppetMaster]

Marie: hank are you in danger Hank: Who do you think you’re talking to? I killed half the Salamanca family myself, I AM THE DANGER MARIE

[@TheOneAndOnLEE.]

Based on Marie’s reaction, as soon as the confession ended, I totally 100% unironically expected her to say “Hank, how could you?”

[@RealRorschach100]

and the fact that shes dumb lol

[@wartortle577]

I still can't believe Vince tricked us for 5 seasons thinking Walt was the bad guy. Hank was pulling the strings all along. Biggest plot twist in filmmaking. Bravo Vince.

[@Thunderman999]

Plot twist: Walt is telling the truth and the entire show is just Hanks imagination

[@anantambisht4895]

That would be some crazy kynch cinema

[@HSKFabrications]

Shutter island

[@JKP-dl5bo]

Methcaravan Drive

[@ramseyhanneman9843]

Walt never even had cancer 🤣

[@boosters23]

Why y'all niggas got to twist the plot. The plot is fine just like it is.

[@Dyl_Apple]

I actually burst out laughing when he said Hank had been building a meth empire

[@snoopcatt5456]

me too😂😂

[@ganeshpera8237]

"using me as his chemist"

[@Banishedsoulsofficial]

Me too! Loved his little twist on reality. He's a better story teller than Saul. Still its hard to top the cobbler squat story that Saul gave the police in better call saul lol

[@DriftyJayy]

And the way he slowly looks at Marie lmaoo

[@jasonbelstone3427]

That moment was so unbelievable, and Walter really played up that pathetic victim angle. This also makes the moment extremely hilarious.

[@Chessbox09]

That moment where Hank realizes Heisenberg paid his medical bills.

[@kaydens6964]

As if a drug lord needed the money to pay medical bills lol

[@reda84.]

@@kaydens6964 I don't think you actually watched the show...

[@Uragaking]

That moment when you're trying to be deep but forgot skyler is the one who told walt to pay

[@Chessbox09]

@@Uragaking So because Skyler told Walt to pay that negates the fact he actually paid? I bet you gave yourself a nice pat on the back for that one.🙂 Next time though, just try to make some actual sense.

[@lemmeborrowthttop]

Well no .. he had no idea until after the “confession “

[@officialFredDurstfanclub]

Seeing the rage in Hank’s face build over the scene is brilliant. Just the juxtaposition from the loveable asshole in the first season to the shellshocked, bitter and broken man in the last is amazing. Dean Norris is such a good actor

[@hankkern3043]

More than anything, he realizes that Walt just outsmarted him.

[@measlesplease1266]

He deserves it. Was the alpha of the family for too long.

[@Ashtasticle94]

I also noticed in the entire second half of season 5 hank barely smiled or ever laughed, which he was something he was always doing in previous seasons and even looked like he had lost some weight. Maybe I'm overanalylzing but I think Dean Norris did an incredible job showing just how broken this had made him and I like how gruff he looked with the stubble, pretty fitting considering all the shit Heisenberg has put him through he would be worn out and gruff

[@pixelatedmelon2167]

Loveable?

[@skywillfindyou]

@@pixelatedmelon2167yeah, I wouldn't say that

[@TheOneWhoDings]

This is unintentionally one of the funniest scenes on the show

[@lakejizzio7777]

INDEED!

[@adhirajsingh8920]

And your profile photo is even funnier.

[@lormojotv_8876]

Naw bro the funniest hands down look at his face watching the video 😂😂😂😂

[@navanguarda]

Finally someone that has my sense of humour. I laughed hard on this scene

[@Killgore-ip2yq]

While it shows how far Walt has gone to blame all his crimes on someone who had been so close to him like Hank, it's definitely funny seeing him attempt to threaten Hank like this. This is what real criminals in a last-ditch attempt to save themselves.

[@ldstof]

"he uses the drug money to pay for his crippling rock collecting habit"

[@0mnicide]

MIN-ER-ALS Sort ‘em. Label ‘em. Stick ‘em in a stew.

[@baxatakbaxatak2014]

@@0mnicide JESUS CHRIST MARIE

[@barackosama9442]

Jesus fucking Christ Marie they are MINERALS

[@skylar5257]

He mutters, “they’re minerals.”

[@prettyboycat8278]

The video ends and he smashes the TV only to mutter, “they’re Goddamn minerals, Walt”

[@jeffseid6157]

Damn, this Hank guy sounds pretty mean

[@therealmr.incredible3179]

Yeah, Sounds like a real douche

[@waleedmahmood863]

agreed, total asshole

[@Sakuma_Tonic]

Grade A jerk

[@notevenironicallyfunny204]

@Devil Machine420xx shut the fuck up loser

[@thegoldencompany4191]

@Devil Machine420xx are u fucking stupid

[@JustMike_Official]

That's what I call a pro gamer move

[@barackojamba]

Lmao

[@missbirdie05]

Right?? I just watched this episode last night and I thought it was very well-played. Puts Hank in stalemate, Eh?

[@CallMeJ.]

"Sick play, bro."

[@nottiredofwinning3736]

leet strats fo sho

[@eduardoovalle2606]

From watching this again, I noticed two things: 1. Walter still makes Skylar an innocent bystander unaware of what was going on in order to protect her and the kids. He was still worried for them. 2. He didn’t bring up Jesse at all. Maybe showing he did care for him a little.

[@nont18411]

3. He never mentioned Saul Goodman because he never thought that Saul was that important for the operation, albeit Saul actually was.

[@joseluis5055]

​@@nont18411mentioning Saul would be stupid because it would only give Hank more to work with. The only people Walt mentioned in this video are Gus and Hector, who are both dead

[@Sinkiolda]

​@@nont18411 There's no reason for Walt to bring up Saul's name because he is dealing with Hank alone.

[@ILeMaHPiX]

​@@nont18411 Without his help, Heisenberg could never have done it

[@clwireg]

He doesn’t mention Jesse because Jesse is still alive and would be questioned. By this point Jesse would definitely turn on Walt

[@solo1one]

this apology by walt is so much more believable than travis scott’s apology, no cap.

[@yosefty5401]

"🤦🏿‍♂️we've been🤦🏿‍♂️ trying to🤦🏿‍♂️ identify the🤦🏿‍♂️ families"

[@joco8290]

@@yosefty5401 😂😂

[@ZackstaDaxta]

He was just sacrificing kids bro no big deal! - literally some leftists

[@marcusvergara3143]

@@ZackstaDaxta "some leftists"? What are you talking about man? What does politics have to do with this?

[@MrJonezy541]

They're both about as genuine too.

[@ReinEngel]

I still maintain that this was the best scene in the show. Hank's utter defeat as he finds out Walt paid for his treatment is full circle storytelling at it's finest.

[@jafquist27]

I'm with you on that. In some kind of way, this scene was the climax of the show.

[@madgavin7568]

He realises at that moment even if he somehow brings Heisenberg to justice, his career in the DEA is over.

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

P

[@waifai9802]

paca paca paca paca de mi caballo

[@ch4rlz398]

@@waifai9802 lol love that

[@baxatakbaxatak2014]

Walter is the devil himself in this scene.

[@fakename5400]

He’s the devil in a lot of scenes

[@richiecrawford4671]

NO, he’s Heisenberg.

[@baxatakbaxatak2014]

@@richiecrawford4671 No, this is PATRICK.

[@fakename5400]

xLo Manic you’re goddamn right

[@francisco9734]

Crazy you say that because your comment has 666 likes

[@al0oo0y]

Heisenberg introduces himself to Hank

[@anitanoterajes]

"Tread lightly"**

[@discodesanti2459]

The power level unveiled. The intellect, the ruthlessness, the subtlety.

[@ankitsaggi2039]

Hahaha this

[@slimanity35]

This is like if walt and heisenberg were two deferent people and walt confess everything he feels about heisenberg

[@dilbixwinaldemir1215]

@@slimanity35 thats deep

[@nilimadebbarma7694]

This actually shows some of the best techniques to lie: You have to believe in the lie and the best way to do it is to mix in truths with the lies.

[@mattmac1271]

The media does this every day

[@garrettwilson9664]

@@mattmac1271 Or you can be like fox news and never tell the truth

[@mattmac1271]

@@garrettwilson9664 lmao! I love how the left is obsessed with Fox News when it’s been a soft liberal network for about 10 years now. Let me tell you something: I don’t watch any tv news

[@garrettwilson9664]

@@mattmac1271 Liberal? All major media in the US is right wing.

[@mattmac1271]

@@garrettwilson9664 you must either be on crack or you don’t live here

[@TheAndrewj96]

2:02 I absolutely love the little detail of Walt pretending not to know what a hit is. Most screenwriters wouldn't have done that.

[@alpha8338]

pretty standard IMO

[@wartortle577]

Yeah, I think it was pretty simple. You might just be... I dunno, I wouldn't say dumb but maybe lack a little common sense?

[@PaperGrape]

Lol that sounded so ridiculous. I was lmao

[@TraceguyRune]

It was pretty cringe. Like if you never seen this show, you could tell he was straight up lying

[@footballyzvid2780]

Hi

[@vibovitold]

it's brilliant because it's so much more believable than the actual story. and Walt worked in a load of facts that could be traced back and verified (such as Hank taking him on a ridealong). even the bit about how Hank supposedly had a falling out with Fring would make excellent sense now - a perfect explanation how Hank could have known that the guy is dirty (which he insisted about in front of his superiors). it would fit the story so much better than some crazy "hunch". the best police work Hank has ever done would speak against him. now that's wicked

[@RealityCheck6T9]

This is what narcissists are like in real life, knowing how to construct a believable case against an innocent person

[@tomimpala]

I know right lol "So Walt just decides to cook meth when Gretchen offered to pay for everything?"

[@redhood444]

@@tomimpala plus how would an old ass science teacher know how to run a drug ring that expands the COUNTRY. Masterclass

[@mickaellandry9726]

Walter Wh...hum Heisenberg is an real evil mastermind 👿

[@alessandroguarrera2203]

Only issue is Salamanca; so Hank manages to work with the uncle of two guys he just killed? Bit of a loose thread, but one that was never touched on because Hank joined the minerals he loved so much before it could happen.

[@beev5163]

Walt used a uno reverse card lmao

[@gunnarmagnusson620]

An*

[@esplooze]

@@gunnarmagnusson620 it's a* you dumbass

[@nelsonsoto9234]

It actually is an*

[@farisalharbi5459]

Nope it is a*

[@nelsonsoto9234]

@@farisalharbi5459 Jesus Christ dude, it's basic English. When a word starts with a vowel sound, you use "an".

[@arkwill14]

This confession fit together so perfectly I am surprised Marie didn't start looking sideways at Hank as it was unfolding.

[@batdan350]

Marie knows that she accepted the money for Hank’s medical bills.

[@arkwill14]

@@batdan350 True. But the details fit so well she might start to think that Hank instructed Walt to hid the source of the money by coming up with the gambling story if only to hide his crimes from her. Obviously she knows her husband and doesn't doubt him...but I would understand if this DVD had planted a grain of doubt.

[@guilhermehank4938]

Marie also isn't the sharpest tool in the shed so it is legit possible

[@truedarkness4052]

Marie loves and trusts Hank too much to suspect him

[@TraceguyRune]

@@guilhermehank4938 Which goes both ways. The confession could be true, and because she isn't as you put it "The sharpest tool in the shed" she would think it was all rubbish.

[@djsosonut]

The first time I watched this scene I couldn't stop laughing. It was such an absurd yet brilliant move. Everything lined up perfectly.

[@s3m4ril]

"It was such an absurd yet brilliant move." It's kinda describes every move Walt did in this show😅

[@phoenixmodellingphotography]

You're laughing...Walt was sold into servitude for the meth empire Hank is building and you're laughing...

[@billsmith2041]

This is where Gilligan, had the story lined up so well from the beginning.

[@ichangedmyusernamebecausei2551]

This must seriously hurt Marie and Hank. Their beloved brother in law who they thought was just a simple guy is the greatest kingpin in American history

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

Hanque brought this on himself in a way. He always treated Valt like a kid brother, and Maori was so judgemental of Skylark despite having so many problems herself.

[@svetlanji]

@@snakey934Snakeybakey bro said skylark 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀 maori 😭😭😭😭😭

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

@@svetlanji hey bro! Our usernames have the same first five letters!

[@nainorotodox]

@@snakey934Snakeybakey My favorite Breaking Bad Characters: Hanque, Valt, Maori, and Skylark

[@hellobye709]

@@nainorotodox same 😂

[@Szpareq]

This sounds much more believable than the truth. Brilliant writing.

[@dreamsprayanimation]

It actually does. The truth is so much more far fetched for those that don’t actually know Walter.

[@GameTesterDev]

@@dreamsprayanimation that's why Hank never reported the crime himself because ABSOLUTELY NOBODY would've believed it given Walt's condition and very public history.

[@ZephyrBW]

@@dreamsprayanimation When the truth isn't even the truth anymore thats when ya know its wrong

[@randommf3549]

F

[@dashrirprock]

No, not brilliant.This is aimed at midwits. A career DEA Agent would take this straight to law enforcement and let them sort it out. Walter has a story -- no actual evidence. His allegations would not withstand the slightest scrutiny. It's remarkable watching people think this was brilliant when it's beyond stupid.

[@PolloLoco.77]

Hank: it was me all along marie.... (punches her and runs away)

[@LuckyLucky-pc3tz]

He doesnt need to run from a little birdy...

[@dandavis8300]

Badger? Is that you?

[@mikehance6086]

I was laughing so hard from your comment

[@mikehance6086]

@Aero 250 why i just thought it was funny

[@DarranKern]

@Aero 250 I laughed too, you dork

[@discover854]

The writers of this show was simply amazing. To take all scenes that Hank and Walt had together and connected them in such a way that makes it look like Hank really is the king pin is simply amazing. Who would you believe? A simply chemistry teacher at his wits end after being diagnosed with cancer and temped by money to save his family from a close family member who is well connected to law enforcement and knows the ins and outs of drug dealing.

[@RaymondChenon]

this comment deserves gold 🏆. Splendid scenario. The writers have been ahead in their storyline before the final season. I'm discovering Breaking bad after the awful ending of Game Of Thrones.

[@jandb96]

Right! I think the checkmate for “evidence” he had against Hank being Heisenberg was the $177k medical bills! Genius thinking from Walt tbh

[@RaymondChenon]

@@jandb96 I love your goal savings , even the goal you offered to Mandzukic :) . Didn't know you watch Breaking Bad .

[@jandb96]

Raymond Chenon lol I sure did. Might even say multiple times 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@smsgvg5994]

Bulls shit. The criminal investigation has enough possibilities to tie the open ends. This scenario would only work in a movie.

[@melontusk7358]

So disgusting and pathetic. This cop would dare to take advantage of a dying man, a noble, brilliant teacher. Defund the police.

[@meshzzizk]

👏👏👏

[@shallowedx]

He’s a dea agent not a cop

[@meshzzizk]

@@shallowedx anyone who gets mad at you for having meth at the laundromat is a cop

[@Petey0707]

Hank is a fed not a cop. ACAB

[@Neopunk2023]

Ikr. It makes me sick to my stomach how this dea agent manipulated and controlled this poor dying old man just to boost his own ego and pride. Disgusting cop, especially punching him in the face when the dying man just wanted out to return to his family 😢😢

[@octagontowers4267]

To be honest, this "confession" is so machiavellianly thought, that, besides horrified, I am actually impressed. I mean, brilliant!

[@suntzu3905]

Yeah, it, was, insane,

[@cringegod4.030]

And to think all of this could’ve been avoided if walter had just gotten rid of the damn book gale gave him

[@DarkLOREDash]

His ego wouldn't let him

[@knight6]

yup, or at least tore out the page where Gale written to Walt on the poetry book when Hank investigated Dale's murder and talked to Walt about it. Walt got too complacent. It was only a matter of time before Walt and Jessie slipped or cracked and someone in law enforcement would have connected the dots. Or perhaps another drug gang or criminal moved onto them.

[@matthewtuckey]

Or just a different room of the house, not the one that visitors stop in. Another risk is that steam from the shower would damage the books.

[@ChrisM-qo1jc]

It was inevitable. The book sped up the process but eventually, Hank would have learnt about it

[@justaneditygangstar]

Lydia or Jesse would eventually snap or Hank would trace the drug money Jesse threw and the bag with walts finger prints or bust Saul leading it back to Walt, and then Hank would probably bust him right on the spot.

[@finn_underwood]

The genius of Walt; dying messages are admissible in court, exempt from Hearsay rules. By opening it by stating "if you see this, I'm probably dead" he made this the most valid legal evidence he possibly could.

[@kaandalgcer1756]

Or he watched Daredevil s3

[@Revalopod]

@@kaandalgcer1756 daredevil and breaking bad, the 2 best tv shows

[@TheLasombra077]

Ohhh didn’t know that, thanks!

[@TheLegendDevil]

@@kaandalgcer1756 daredevil is from 2018, breaking bad 2013

[@BrownSillyCat]

@@kaandalgcer1756 nah he watched better call saul

[@rydermccall3590]

I almost believe this.

[@laod7192]

I am already believing this.

[@leohagan2175]

This reveal had me so shook. I always thought Hank was the good guy

[@ausername1972]

He was, wasn’t he?

[@ausername1972]

Oh wait, you are sarcastic…..

[@JoSheperd]

Mr Sherlock Holmes I see

[@rakijr9176]

Everyone thinks Walt is so dangerous because of his intelligence or ruthlessness, but if you think about, it's his acting skills that make him such a powerful manipulator.

[@tiffles3890]

That compliment bulldozed the 4th wall.

[@leonconnelly5303]

Walt is always acting, he never expresses what he actually feels, and he's a great observer of other human beings

[@CarlosSaboCoffeebean]

Found the Bryan Craston alt!

[@mikep9312]

"I was sold into servitude" *Jesse internally screams*

[@suezuccati304]

"HE CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS!"

[@SquidwardLSDSquirtingOctopussy]

"Hank sold me into servitude for me being a "White". "Hank told me I had to pay for the crimes I committed against the Navaho Native Americans of New Mexico & also the nighas. lol

[@suezuccati304]

@@SquidwardLSDSquirtingOctopussy... What the fuck are you talking about?

[@draganmilivojevic7452]

Walter "crying" makes this scene even more sicker

[@RedCrowJXU]

Walter white did nothing wrong.

[@trunklemcjeans]

@@RedCrowJXU u trippin

[@23556451]

@@RedCrowJXU bro he poisoned a child for his own benefit

[@RedCrowJXU]

You guys have no idea how hard it is for a middle age man with poor income to take care of his family. Walter only chose an alternative career and made some questionable decisions in order to make sure his son has enough money for college and his daughter grows up stable. Shame on you all.

[@23556451]

@@RedCrowJXU he literally admitted to skyler that he did it for himself because he liked it. plus what walter did is ALOT more than just ‘questionable’ lmfao

[@seanno9744]

The first time I watched this scene my jaw was on the floor. Walter was always a step ahead of Hank

[@damianhess]

Mine too, simply brilliant.. Hail Sunn O)))!

[@RealityCheck6T9]

It's not the first time I've watched it and my jaw's still on the floor

[@madgavin7568]

Too bad he should have known his money pile buried in the desert was virtually untraceable. Jesse acting up on the phone, the sudden photograph on his phone... Walt should have known it was a trick.

[@invincible5065]

@@madgavin7568 for reals. that part always made me mad because how could he have possibly found it?

[@HxC12XU]

@@madgavin7568 psychological operations are pretty powerful. Even an intelligent man like Walter would be struck by that. I think he could’ve rationalized that Jesse found it etc.

[@marcomarkuvic4837]

Skyler definitely wrote the script.

[@connorgibes709]

And definitely gave Walt direction

[@rlacksgh9673]

​@@connorgibes709 Nope. Walt himself wrote this. Skyler didn't know about Gus or Salamanca or any other shit Walt went through.

[@isaiahromero9861]

@@rlacksgh9673 wasn't it her idea? and you remember how much better she is at cover stories and plans right? There's no way she wasn't heavily involved. She is a writer after all

[@MrKevCoan]

@@isaiahromero9861 this

[@isaiahromero9861]

@TAWOG uh, yea. Shes literally the one who came up with the car wash plan, pulled off the scam against Bogdan, and came up with the gambling lie. Why would it be surprising? You think Skylar's too stupid because shes a woman or something despite her clearly being established as being intelligent and creative? Shes literally a writer bruh

[@ricarleite]

When I first saw this I just screamed "this is brilliant", because Hank also fits Heisenberg's description

[@woooooooooooooooooooooooo]

Aside from the beard, but he could've easily shaved it off,

[@nixks2093]

If someone asks what the plot to breaking bad is I’ll show them this video without context

[@sauravzele4871]

@Nixks why would you ruin it?

[@americossack3870]

Sometimes, a wrong “spoiler” is worse than a real spoiler

[@chrisjoshuaperez4708]

@@americossack3870 yeah but they'll find out it's not true on the very first episode and are going to be spoiled that eventually Hank finds out and it leads to this

[@radansafinia9497]

@@chrisjoshuaperez4708 I think they meant more like Hector’s death and stuff

[@NR-rv8rz]

Who is the better actor, Walter White or Brian Cranston?

[@connymac6993]

Walter White can't be a great actor without Brian Cranston.

[@yoman3690]

Conny Mac r/woooosh

[@mamagueboloco]

@@yoman3690 niggas really be on reddit 🤣🤣🤣

[@yoman3690]

Harambe ngl I have tbh

[@NR-rv8rz]

@@jesusisgod2953 Are you sure you got the right thread bud? I mean, I love Jesus with all my heart but dropping into a chat and spouting off like that alienates more people from coming to Jesus that it attracts. So the only think it does is help you feel more self righteous. Is your goal to feel superior and lecture people or is it to help them come to the lord? Cause you aint doing the latter.

[@reagmeister]

I like how Walt is also sort of connecting the dots for Hank, showing how he got involved in the meth business, without actually confessing.

[@geoffreybassett6741]

I agree. You can tell that Hank realizes telling Walt how lucrative it is on the ride-a-long was what got him into it.

[@asytippyy352]

Aside from the blatantly evil masterminded script that turns all of Hank's hard work against him, there's even hidden meaning in there just for Hank and Marie. Walt really does want to quit because of the people he hurt and the pieces of his soul that have been eroded away, but now they won't let him - they're in his way. In a twisted way, the tears are real, and he loves them both. Everyone he loves now despises him and no amount of repentance can change it now, and he knows he deserves it. God, what a masterpiece - the tragedy of a corrupted soul.

[@Aheadoftheherd]

Nah he could have stopped a lot sooner but he got greedy

[@skylar5257]

Hank saying to himself in front of Marie after the tape ends, “I… I just can’t believe… I did all of this. I always knew the minerals were changing me internally but now I know… it’s given me a multiple personality disorder and forced Walt to do terrible thing.” Then he stops and thinks, “ Wait Walt paid my medical bills?”

[@knightsonofjack]

They are so shook in this scene lol.

[@ilyalead4blade897]

Betsy Brandt's acting here is brilliant. Marie looks genuinely heartbroken

[@kylefields3951]

I think she's one of the better performances on the show. I know people don't like her character and I can understand that but she often doesn't receive the respect she definitely deserves like the rest of the cast.

[@bonniehowell9206]

@@kylefields3951 She definitely is an underrated actress.

[@Ragitsu]

I like how Hank fluctuates between shock and anger.

[@lormojotv_8876]

Shits so funny 😂😂😂

[@Pvkasz]

The audicity and genius of this move is so satisfying to see, what a show

[@maxkennedy8075]

One of the greatest plot twists in TV history, that Hank Schrader wasn’t who we all thought he was

[@gabrielfraser2109]

This is truly the moment Light Yagami became Kira... Chilling stuff.

[@christinaskittle]

I’ve always seen so many parallels between Breaking Bad and Death Note. Two of my favorite shows, an intense cat and mouse game, a gradual descent into madness and depravity, the similarities between Walt/Heisenberg and Light/Kira... after this video I’m gonna see if anyone has ever written an article or made a video about this even though it might be overly specific. I should write about it myself if not haha

[@ericktellez7632]

The moment where Anakin becomes Hokage and learns all 4 bending techniques.

[@chronikhiles]

@@christinaskittle Both of them also thirst for power and control, except I think Walter's story is more powerful because he was an underachieving nobody who went on to become a drug kingpin, whereas Light was always a brilliant prodigy.

[@JonathanPaspula]

@@chronikhiles Walt was always a genius though, he cofounded a multi billion company, and almost won a Nobel prize. He was overqualified for his position

[@nont18411]

Jane is simply Naomi Misora.

[@stormrage1014]

On top of everything else, this scene just shows how well-written Breaking Bad was - everything Walt says in this can't be proven incorrect, because everyone he mentions (Gus Fring, Hector Salamanca) etc. is already dead and can't deny it. And there were witnesses to Walt going on the ride-along, and also for the bomb explosion, so even those accusations would appear correct 🤣

[@alpha8338]

lol u think gus or hector would talk with the police? bra rewatch that series again!

[@dickhead1950]

​@@alpha8338Mike was a police and Hector did talk to him tho?

[@ZealotChemist]

After watching the tape Marie: “...is all of this true Hank?”

[@bwwestman]

Hank replies, "Jesus, Marie... I needed money for minerals.

[@horseradish4046]

What's cool about this scene is that in a way this is a sort of confession to Hank, because up until now Walt was still trying to not admit to Hank that he is Heisenberg, but here he's finally making it clear (to Hank at least) that it really was Walt since he knows all those details.

[@marsayde1237]

Holy shit, this was a mighty big game changer for me when I first saw this. The whole show we were seeing everything from the POV of Walt and Jesse, but this made me realize Walt’s opinion of himself was so high that he purposely blocked Hank’s involvement and prevented the audience from deducing that Hank’s attempts to stop the meth empire were all just an elaborate cover to hide himself as the true Heisenberg! It all makes sense! Vince is truly a master of his craft, and I will applaud this work of art and take my admiration of him with me to the grave. Bravo, Vince!

[@concept5631]

Vravo Bince!

[@shocktonic]

After Walt did this, there was really nothing Hank could do to take him down. He was pretty much untouchable.

[@prafulyadav2658]

Untill Jesse returned

[@ayaan9646]

Hank: U are Heisenberg Walt: No U *outstanding move*

[@alphonsoblack9140]

This was a big ass chess move. He castle so decent

[@jimmycevallos4468]

Wow comparing this confession to the confession in episode 1 when he genuinely cared about his family and was a good person who made bad decisions. The change is awesome. I wonder why nobody talks about this.

[@doomguy5665]

It’s crazy because Walt knows the monster he is. He described himself perfectly just as hank.

[@vlad_47]

What a legendary scene

[@concept5631]

Indeed

[@JohnDoe-gk7ok]

Walt refuses to kill Hank, but will do this? He might as well have sent Hank on that trip to Belize.

[@PhantomSavage]

He didn't want to use it. He gave this to Hank as a warning, essentially saying "if you prosecute me, I will use this without hesitation. Back off." But he didn't actually send it to anyone but Hank.

[@discover854]

@@PhantomSavage He could have used it after Hank died to exonerate himself. He just had to add the part about Hank and Steven being killed in the middle of nowhere for a drug deal gone wrong with the millions the guys left Walt in one of the barrel. He could simply say Hank was going to sell him again to these new guys and something went wrong and they end up in a gun fight that killed both Hank and Steven. Walt could have gotten into witness protection program for being an informant and a wanted meth cook.

[@yoman3690]

dis cover this still incriminates him no matter what so

[@mlgamings6110]

@Arbiter Of Truth Jesse was imprisoned with the Nazi's, they never would have found him. But Skyler definitely would not have been part of it.

[@NawDawgTheRazor]

If you think about the show in totality, it’s clear Walt cares deeply for Hank. He’s tried to protect him many times, including trying to keep him in the dark about his messy, violent world. I’m sure deep down, Walt wished he could just end that life and tell Hank everything, as he was as close to a brother as he ever had. But Heisenberg’s hubris and his own cowardice won’t let him. I see this CD as simultaneously a confession to Hank (most details are accurate) and a cover his ass blackmail to ensure he can’t do anything with the info, a hybrid solution resulting from a split personality, as Heisenberg doesn’t want to get caught and lose and Walt doesn’t want to ruin his family’s life (even more) by having him outted as a drug kingpin and mass murderer. In the end, Hank’s death and Walt’s helplessness to stop it was one of the final straws that triggered Walt’s last transformation, making him realize Heisenberg can’t cheat it all, and all his attempts to help his family actually hurt them more and more, and that it was all an excuse, and all his fault. The tower of cards came crumbling down, and he saw clearly for once. That initiated his “redemption” arc; he couldn’t save Hank and his family, but he should at least try to save Jesse, the first life he ruined. The way Walt killed Jack in revenge in the finale, mid sentence and in the same position as Hank, puts the cap on how much he cared about Hank. Anyway that’s my take on their tragic brolationship.

[@davidanthonyfranco4697]

Marie: "Oh my God Hank! How could you?"

[@ViniciusVZR]

I love how we can Hank's realizing that Walt's story checks of someone do a little digging. How Hank found Tuco in his safe house, the ride along, the talks with Gus, the time Sky spend on his house He knows its really believable

[@YoDJJC]

“Well I don't know man, You've been seeming sus lately. It's almost like we have an imposter among us. I saw that you wanted don't lie to me Walt, you sussy baka.”

[@United-qx2sj]

The way Walt executed this was perfect and so believable. Especially with Gus connections with the DEA through his chicken shop / charity work. Although he didn’t last long in the game, Walt is a certified G.

[@gregp103]

Gus's

[@planetBheen]

He teared down the game tho

[@United-qx2sj]

FREE MAG that’s true. Although he was smart, he was egotistical and reckless - and everyone’s lives were ruined because of him

[@ichangedmyusernamebecausei2551]

He was able to become the greatest kingpin in American history within a few years while it took people like Gus probably decades to get where he was at

[@marksantiago9841]

The medical bills on hank was the real deal. Its hard to counter that if this tape ever came out.

[@d-lo3055]

Everybody wants to be a Gangster or tough until they meet the real Don.

[@d-lo3055]

Aown Ali lmao so true

[@rikiishitoru8885]

Walt and Hank's relationship was really on the rocks at this point 😏

[@abdullahaltuwaijri8550]

Minerals*

[@murphybrown9155]

Lol

[@TacomanDezzy]

MINERALS 😤🤬

[@logger22]

It wasn’t until I rewatched the show that there would be so many false clues the DEA could have against Hank. Like in S2 when he was telling them about Tuco’s shootout and they asked why he was there in the first place, he says “An unrelated family matter” then the chief says he was out looking for his brother in law who was missing. They would think Hank was in a drug deal related shootout with Tuco and that his “missing” brother in law was actually already there. Then they would start rethinking why the cartel was after Hank and tried to assassinate him. Kinda hard to explain but you get the point.

[@jazzfan033]

Imagine if somehow, after Walt died, this STILL went out.

[@gerardadri9389]

I mean at that point Hank was almost believing those lies himself.

[@tal-lancer]

you know this show is good when walt's 'confession' is more believable than what actually happened >D

[@lutia4091]

was anyone else on team walt just hoping he never got caught?

[@Forestgravy90]

No

[@guilhermemarassi1988]

I was

[@jfegan19]

Ye I was

[@Zanderthegrape]

In the beginning yeah. But the deeper in the drug business he allowed him self to get into with more lives that were lost made me lose respect. Especially putting his family in danger

[@apeshrujmel6681]

@@Zanderthegrape I was rooting for Walter White but I was rooting against Heisenberg. I always consider that Heisenberg died with Hank which is why the ending always felt so satisfying for me. It wasn't Heisenberg in my opinion, but Walter getting revenge for his family (granted due to the mistakes he made).

[@matadeverdoemden]

When Schrader looks in the mirror in shock and tells himself, "I've been Breaking Bad this whole time" it was really powerful.

[@macrocosmica6805]

In this scene Hank realises why Heisenberg hasn’t been caught yet, and he never will

[@TomGeek1980]

WOW I didn't even know Walt was forced into this.

[@ohnobees8033]

I love how Walt weaves in bits of the truth in with his lies to make it seem more convincing.

[@brandons4477]

Bryan Cranston is pretending to be Walter White pretending to be Heisenburg pretending to be a sad victimized Walter White pretending that Hank is Heisenburg. That’s just some high level acting.

[@geraltofrivia9424]

HeisenbErg

[@daan9094]

@@geraltofrivia9424 icenberg😬😬

[@danielbrande109]

Almost, hes Bryan Cranston pretending to be Heisenberg pretending to be Walter White. At this moment the good Walter has left the series

[@ArunKumar-dm4im]

U r pretending to be smart

[@brandons4477]

@@ArunKumar-dm4im Nice one!! So clever!

[@Adamatronamus]

This was a crazy twist. I can't believe Hank was the villian the entire time. Great writing.

[@linkeastwood3283]

Funny story, I found my self acidently watching Walt's confession tape before even watching the show, so to my knowledge the whole thing was spoiled. When i finally got a round to watching Breaking Bad I was like, 'Ok any second now there is going to be a big twist that Hank is behind everything... Any second now."

[@BrickFlairMMA]

That would hav been awesome coz the surprise would hav just never came and h would hav been like oh shit 😂

[@BenHunt10]

It was at this exact moment that Hank became Heisenberg

[@heedrightaff8907]

Undeniably one of the WILDEST thing's I've even witnessed unfold in front of me.

[@johnsonhemingway3432]

Wow this Hank guy sounds like a real piece of work

[@itsallgood2149]

I thought the writers couldn't top what they already did before in this show, but when I saw this for the 1st time, I WAS FLOORED. I mean JAW ON THE GROUND. I couldn't believe it. Simple. The greatest show I've ever seen. EVER.

[@anasakkawi8114]

This apology video was so believable that I bet Hank himself started to doubt himself!

[@andrewd6236]

Amazing how a show is so good that with a specific plot, you can also have a completely different point of view, and that would completely line up as well. Walts confession, without background info could be quite compelling and actually be a good, logical twist had it been true. Imagine if Hank had been pulling the strings the whole time.

[@lindsaymonroe567]

Hank: "Walter you are a criminal!" Walter's DVD confession: "No u"

[@walterwhite9602]

Hank: you’re Heisenberg Walt: I know you are but what am I?

[@jdm1066]

"At some point he destroyed two of my cars and threw a pizza on my roof as some sort of intimidation tactic..."

[@DefinitionofFailure]

I never even noticed that it was Hank all along, but now the pilot episode makes more sense, especially the scene where Hank approaches Walt and says "I know the business, and you know the chemistry. I'm thinking you and I could partner up".