Breaking Bad (S1. Ep.5 & Ep.6) Reaction | First Time Watching | Asia and BJ

[@timreno72]

Rewatching the evolution of Heisenberg never gets old.

[@taneshah.1260]

I honestly don't know how many people I've watched react to this show at this point. Great way to revisit it with less of a time commitment, LOL.

[@BoudiccasGhost]

Just the best villain/antihero ever!!

[@EstebanGunn]

Truth. But I would call it "the fall of Walt and the rise of Heisenberg." I think Heisenberg was always deep down in there. It just needed the right pressure and "chemistry."

[@ojs94bronco43]

Game of thrones and breaking bad are 🐐

[@JohnSmith-wh2ob]

@@taneshah.1260 I’ve watched the show on my own about 3-4 times but if you add reactions I’m in the double digits 😂

[@andrewreiber7691]

It’s really fascinating see Walt slowly dying while at the same time, feeling more alive than he’s ever felt.

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

21:08 "Look like he in the crystal neighborhood, on Crystal Street" Maaaan, that line just took me out! 😅😂🤣😭😭💀

[@kevinslayzak431]

Fun fact: the show MYTH BUSTERS dedicated an entire episode on testing out every chemical experiment Walter White does throughout the series...like when he blew up Tucos clubhouse with the "modified methamphetamine"...very interesting stuff...

[@lelouchvibritannia4028]

"This isn't meth..." 💥🤯 Love that moment. It's the first moment Walt, in his alter ego of Heisenberg, shows how gangsta he is.

[@TheIgnoredGender]

The best episode of season 1. Hands down.

[@lelouchvibritannia4028]

@@TheIgnoredGender I like the finale better, but it's a nice introduction to Tuco's character.

[@Eowyn187]

@@TheIgnoredGender Hell yeah. Easily.

[@scipioafricanus5871]

@@lelouchvibritannia4028 Tight, tight, tight!

[@jennthabombdiggity]

Exactly. The moment he embraces the world he’s delving into. And he succeeds. That part never gets old.

[@cmiles97x38]

That actor who plays Tuco is so good. He plays that crazy lethal drug king pin perfectly.

[@blakenorman4822]

You ever had your stuff pushed in? ive had my stuff pushed in, watch training day with Denzel if you havent yet, Tucos actor is in training day

[@RR-ym5ov]

‘Better call Saul’is a good follow up show .. one of best series all because of this show

[@jeover8039]

love how into this show you guys are. i try to recomend it to people in my real life and they always dismiss it. and then after this, you have "better call saul". the prequel to this.

[@wolfe6220]

I've recommended it dozens of times too and people are always asking, "Why would I want to watch a series about a drug dealer?" 🙄

[@thales8153]

​@@wolfe6220 yeah same thing here, people saying like it's real life, or that the show is showing drugs are good

[@michele36618]

I have watched BB about 3 times from beginning to end. I have heard so many times that BCS is just as good. I watched the 1st episode and just couldn’t get in to it, got distracted and never turned it back on. Is it REALLY as good as BB bc This show is my #1 show of ALL TIME. I have a hard time believing Saul is better or AS good. 🥸 BB is a 10 for me. What would y’all rate BCS ?

[@cpete2976]

@@michele36618 BCS is also a 10. A solid 10.

[@jeover8039]

@@michele36618 it's an 8.75 to 9.25. I mean, look at the critical or user reviews, you'll see the consensus is pretty solid on it being an amazing show.

[@tvdroid22]

He shorted the battery. They WILL explode. Another good example of that is in the movie "The Abyss." When the ocean breached the battery room explosion is wicked. If this show didn't increase interest in chemistry class, I don't know what would

[@cshubs]

I live in Abq and used to work close to Tuco's office. The first floor is a cafe called Joe's. I used to go there a couple times a week. When I worked over there, I was also very close to Jesse's house.

[@anacrobat89]

The woman at the party is "Gretchen" who was in the flashback scenes with Walt in Grad school. The party scene was to allow you to see just how wealthy Gretchen and her husband Elliot became with their "Gray Matter" company. But also to let you see what Walt was involved in before and how he was part of their initial research as the guys said "Walt is the White in Gray Matter". That is all I can tell you since it's what they showed.

[@nickledonne90]

I HIGHLY doubt that there will ever be a better series than this in the future... This might be the only series in HISTORY that keeps getting BETTER AND BETTER with each and every season, and then ends on the highest of notes. it really is a MASTERPIECE. Another great reaction!!

[@MegaTechpc]

First 4 seasons of GOT is the only thing that compares in my opinion. Breaking Bad ended perfectly though and we won’t even speak of the pathetic ending of GOT.

[@nickledonne90]

@@MegaTechpc GoT ended so poorly I wont ever rewatch the series. It doesn't deserve to even be mentioned next to BB. I do agree that the first 4 seasons were amazing tho.

[@nickledonne90]

@@MegaTechpc IMO the ONLY other series thats on the same level as BB is THE SOPRANOS. and thats IT. Without TONY SOPRANO there NEVER would have been Walter White. Even Cranston has said this.

[@HgRoller]

Better Call Saul

[@nickledonne90]

@@HgRoller Same level? No way

[@samratcliffe5253]

Pseudo is an abbreviation for pseudoephedrine (Sudafed.) Back in the day Sudafed was sold on store shelves, but once the Federal Government realized that it can be used as an ingredient in meth production pharmacies started putting it behind the counter so they could limit how much people could buy. I had seasonal allergies as a kid, and remember when they started doing that.

[@maureenseel118]

Me too. A bunch of the kids in my family got a cold at the same time and we were limited on what we could get.

[@anacrobat89]

During his chemistry class scene, Walt talks about "explosive reactions" when using the right compounds. Again, this show has a lot of intricate details in every other scene that you might miss. The last scene after the explosion at Tuco's compound was the birth of "Heinsenberg" which is Walt's alter ego.

[@HeWhoShallNotBeShamed]

The car fire at the gas station wasn't chemist. He put the metal of the squeegee across the positive and negative post of the battery. Shorts out, causes sparks.

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

35:43 Yo I'm dying at BJ growling along with Walter 😂

[@Silentbob1494]

I think you guys keep thinking Jesse's got a red car because one of his doors is red, but the car is actually yellow.

[@Emiliusofsweden]

Early Cutlass is what was sitting out front of the building, that boy Jesse riding a 80s Monte Carlo on wires

[@timothyhedrick5295]

@4:18 pseudo = pseudoephedrine (a decongestant). The ephedrine in pseudo is one of the main chemicals needed to make methamphetamine (by most of the most common methods anyway). Use of pseudo for this is one reason you now have to go to the pharmacy counter to buy it (instead of off the shelf like you used to), have to present ID, and are limited to a certain amount per month. I used to dismantle meth and other illicit type laboratories for the DEA. Now that pseudo is so much more tightly restricted in the US, almost all the large scale meth labs in the US moved back to Mexico quite a few years ago. All that remains (there are always exceptions of course) in the US are a plethora of users who now make a few grams at a time using something called the "one pot method." Essentially a tiny reaction in a single bottle. These can often ignite or explode like little molotov cocktails when the bottle melts or otherwise ruptures during the chemical reaction and the solvents inside ignite when exposed to oxygen. Search "one pot explosions" on YT and you will find plenty of videos of this for training purposes for police and fire departments.

[@MotherofImps]

Thanks for this info, it was really interesting! Question: BB often makes note of the smell from cooking meth...do meth labs really smell that bad?

[@timothyhedrick5295]

@@MotherofImps Generally yes. There are many pathways (recipes which are unfortunately all over the Internet) for all the chemical reactions needed to make meth, but the most common in the US was the Red Phosphorus (or Red P) method. This method (and some others) uses a lot of solvent (acetone, camp fuel). All these generate a lot of “nail cleaner” type chemical smells that can be quite strong. In S1E2 Walt throws a bunch of red phosphorous into a flame to generate phosphine gas to try to kill Crazy-8 and his minion in the camper. In a later episode, Walt tells a guy buying solvents, chemicals, and matches in a hardware store (obviously making meth) that he needs to buy a different kind of matches if he wants to scrape red phosphorus off them. Later Walt moves onto a method called P2P which involves real precursors rather than a bunch of cr-p you buy at a hardware store that you concert into precursors. BB obviously had some good technical advisors.

[@Ugo2sleep]

"leave a message after the boom" lol how smooth

[@gwenjackson8583]

I am one of those few people that was watching this show from the day the first episode aired. I felt it was something unique and special from the beginning. It was torture waiting between episodes, waiting between seasons, not knowing if it would be renewed or cancelled. I’m so jealous you guys get to see this for the first time…and can binge it without all the waiting! I am enjoying your reactions!

[@JesusGarcia-cs9wl]

I'm not exaggerating when I say BB is the best dramatic series EVER. It builds and builds to an unbelievable ending. And even at the finally of season five. You'll still have a movie (El Camino) and a spinoff (Better call Saul) to look forward to. And they're just as good.

[@Crybaby-Media]

Hanks actually such a good guy “That’s messed up, - I’m talking about you calling me and not your father”

[@mplslawnguy3389]

He is. People hate on him and Skylar for some reason and completely overlook the fact that Walt is a legitimately horrible person.

[@leonrobinson2475]

@@mplslawnguy3389 No one in this show is a good person

[@Huddle_House56]

@@leonrobinson2475Hank is a great guy. Love to hear the reason you think he’s a bad guy.

[@kristinebautz1859]

I'm always mixed on Hank. I love that he sticks to his morals and what he knows is right. Hes arguably the best arc of the show or at least in the top 3. But he can be such a bully and jerk sometimes that makes him unlikable to.

[@Huddle_House56]

@@kristinebautz1859 Hank is a great guy. Strong men are supposed to have tough skin that’s hard to get under the surface of.

[@ronrago2696]

You guys inspired me to rewatch the series. “Better Call Saul” will be a must after this is over as it is technically pre-breaking bad and initial introductions to most of the characters except Walter & Jessie!

[@jackhogan1174]

Another very very good show, I think I’ll have to rewatch it as well lol

[@scottcarr8738]

Is it a shame? Maybe, I love Odenkirk since Mr. Show so Saul Goodman hit me harder than most lol!!!

[@samtaylor5559]

Its SOOO GOOOD!! It’s a must. Think I enjoyed it better thn breaking bad inna different way

[@d3vp131]

Better call Saul was a letdown until season 4-5. The epitome of stealing seasons and nothing really happening.

[@richardcarter5082]

Breaking Bad was one of my all time favorite shows, but I couldn't make it through the first episode of Better Call Saul....maybe I will revisit it!

[@GothamsHer0]

The show gets SOO much better too. I'm so glad I can rewatch it with some Bj & Asia flavor sprinkled on it!

[@EntrEsprit]

I like the poker scene metaphor in episode 6, Walt goes all in and Hank doesn't call the bluff just as in his life

[@billbrasky1288]

Him shaving his head is a big milestone in the series. It’s symbolic of the switch from good to bad.

[@RealDrunkenMaster]

"Marking time" is a military marching step where you just stay in the same place going nowhere.

[@stevenschmidt3464]

The greatness of him being a chemistry genius is that he is fascinated by the reaction that occurs when chemicals come face to face with each other. Which in turn is a metaphor for what is happening to him. What changes within him by reacting to what he has to come face to face with. Just like the chemistry he is a metamorphosis of his environment.

[@snooks5607]

1:11 everyone (should) know that short-circuiting a battery will heat up quickly and could result in a fire depending on what type of battery it is, don't even need to be a car guy much less a scientist to know that. how realistic that reaction was is debatable, to me it's exaggerated even with gasoline fumes it wouldn't explode like that. something like a lithium-ion battery used in electric cars might result in more violent fire if damaged but a regular lead-acid battery would probably just melt the squeegee assuming it stayed in place which in itself is doubtful.

[@JesusGarcia-cs9wl]

Like "this isn't meth". There are certain pivotal episodes that end with chilling last words from Walt. "Run" And "Tread lightly" Come to mind.

[@gwenkay8218]

I a t d…

[@gwenkay8218]

Not the last words of the ep, but still iconic.

[@Pressplayboy]

The squeegee has like a metal bracket that holds the cleaning cloth and he laid it on the positive and negative. Plus a lil water

[@expatriate40]

Chemistry is the study of matter. All matter (everything) is made of atoms and molecules. Matter is everything. Chemistry is the study of everything.

[@mikestavisky8009]

This is, the best show... I've ever seen or maybe will ever see. When it's over, yall will never look at tv the same. You'll sit there and ask yourselves, "well what do we do with life now? What's the purpose even, what can I possibly watch now?..." and you'll contemplate these flooding questions for a long while, and in the end you'll find the answer; there is nothing else. Nothing we watch from this day forward, will come close to comparing.. and then you'll be depressed for a few months. And then a year goes by. And then, like I am now (THANKS 😊) YOU'LL be sitting there, mindlessly scrolling through the endless choices of shows and movies to try and quench that thirtmst it left ya with, and you'll see it pop up under "watch again" and realize, it's the only show worth watching. 😉

[@codygates7418]

“Leave a message at the boom” 😂

[@tammyy155]

“Looks like he’s In the crystal neighborhood on crystal street “ lol 😆

[@endorphinzz]

"He's in the crystal neighborhood on Crystal street" LOL 👍

[@kaydantonio3719]

Intensity is what you can expect from every episode, and increasing intensity with every new episode! This is so much fun. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

[@dinho_machado]

I know about 3 or 4 tucos in my town. Latin america is not easy to live. One of them lives in my neighborhood, he's released from prison last month. We known each other since we are kids, and every time we meet on street, i feel some kind of discomfort, even knowing he's ok about me. (he was in prison because he chopped a guy some years ago with machete, the guy does not died, but spend a lot of time in hospital.)

[@irethemark]

😆 when BJ brought up that maybe she was making him breakfast and started naming foods.

[@llorona7847]

I love how quickly you two were immersed into the story

[@topherd1011]

Sudafed!! You know all the cold pills behind the counter you gotta show ID for now at the pharmacy?? Those pills contain ephedrine or pseudoephedrine which is a key ingredient to process into methamphetamine.

[@Pokyhawk]

Here's as short of an explanation as I can think of for the conversation at 4:09 The term used here is "pseudo" (from late Latin meaning essentially, "being apparently rather than actually as stated'). In this context I am assuming one of two things: 1) It could be that the guy is offering a simulated version of the product in question or 2) He is more likely offering to provide a "pseudo" version of one of the main chemical components used in making the product. Since the guy starts by *_asking_* for product, the second is much more likely as the actual ingredient has become more difficult to obtain than it was before its popularity escalated for illegal purposes. Wow! After that attempt to explain without triggering the KZbin algorithms I feel like I just wrote a short dissertation! 😅😆

[@jflaugher]

Asia, to answer your question, "What is pseudo?" Pseudo is short for "Pseudoephedrine" (PSE) - which is the main ingredient used to make methamphetamine. PSE is a nasal decongestant typically found in nonprescription cold, allergy, and sinus medications, making it an easy source for people who operate illegal meth labs to obtain this precursor chemical.

[@MuckJagger]

Having binged this series four times now, I can never again watch Breaking Bad for the *first* time -- but this really is the next best thing, watching someone seeing it for the first time!

[@ACab05050]

The Doghouse Hot Dog Stand (with neon the wiener dog sign) seen in the montage is located on Central Ave near 13th Street on Google Maps. I attended Washington Mid. School (go Raiders) located behind that restaurant.

[@kurtrobertson495]

Now he becomes the legendary Heisenberg. Driving in the Aztec

[@deanrobertoleson4669]

😅😅”In the Crystal neighborhood on Crystal street.” 😅😅

[@beemill2242]

Car at the end of episode 6 was either a late 60s early 70s Chevelle or Cutlass ( didn't look super close), Jesse drives and 80s era Monte Carlo.

[@ploppill34]

“ I ain’t tryin’ to hear all that” - BJ 😂😂😂😂😂

[@natedoggg2002]

Very excited that you both decided to watch Breaking Bad which is considered to be one of if not the Greatest television series of all time! Breaking Bad is that rare show that gets better and better with each season. Season 4 and especially Season 5 are still considered to this day to be Masterpieces and I agree 💯 percent! Enjoy the ride guys! 😉

[@EvilAnomaly]

Another show I'd recommend that I feel is underrated would be "The Expanse". Most assume it's just a dry typical SciFi show but it's anything but that. Starts slow because it does massive world building but once the spark starts, it never lets you go

[@bretttodd6470]

You're both wrong. His car is a fern green Pontiac A family man car. Keep watching the series. My daughter binged watched it in 3 weeks. Enjoy the ride!

[@justanobadi6655]

a small amount of fulminated mercury was enough to flashbang everyone and shatter every window in the room, and he had (what I assume to be enough) to level the building.

[@JacobIzAlive2525]

The things they ended up putting Jesse through is crazy this is just the beginning of it...

[@quantumman555]

The windshield washer on the car battery was just creating a feedback loop between the negative and positive terminals. Will ruin a car but not a Hollywood explosion.

[@stephenelliott6023]

Love watching you 2, watch this. This is my #2 series all time; having watched the full series twice. My #1 series...House. Now that series, I've watched 4 or 5 times

[@jealaniash3554]

I also love the scene at the end of episode 6 when Walt gets into the car with the money and lets out all that energy after blowing up Tuco's spot!!! That must've felt great for him!!! Great reaction y'all!! Peace!!

[@Eowyn187]

Hell yeah. It feels great just to see and hear it!! Love that scene and love this ep!

[@Syzygy77]

Walt jr only asking for a 6pack…. Lol shouldn’t at least got in trouble trying to buy a bottle of liquor.

[@CBGB_1977]

The hubby and I started watching BB in the middle of season 6. It captivated us so much we immediately stopped and binged watched everything until we caught up. This is the best series since The Sopranos. There’s a series that follows BB called “Better Call Saul”. You would love it!

[@moonkersd1227]

That talking pillow scene is the moment i fell in love with this show!

[@HeisenStark13]

Facts

[@tb5124]

I’ve seen it so many times and still makes me cry.

[@js6729]

If you short out a lead acid battery it will explode (that's what Walter did) this is why if you're jump starting a car you should connect the ground to a metal part on the car not the ground terminal on the battery

[@twilli3673]

I just wanted to mention if nobody told you there is a spin off series called Better Call Saul a prequel to Breaking Bad

[@debbiemccain5850]

Just wait...y'all are in for a wild crazy ride!! You've got this and 4 more seasons, and it only gets better & better!!😁😁 "Heisenberg" was a very famous chemist, thats why he took that name😎 When you're done with BB, please watch the prequel series, "Better Call Saul"😁

[@wolfe6220]

Better yet is what Werner Heisenberg is famous for: Uncertainty Principle-that while you can predict where a particle is, you can't predict, with certainty, how fast that particle is moving (and vice versa). This is what Walter is doing, you cant predict where he is going next, what he's going to do. He's a wild card at this point. And that is what makes a person dangerous. The most dangerous serial killers, for example, the ones that are the hardest to catch, are the ones that pick random people--as opposed to the ones who have a "type", like Ted Bundy (women with straight brown hair parted in the middle), for example.

[@HeisenStark13]

Talking pillow scene felt like a documentary, such great acting and writing. That was the scene that made me know I was sticking with the show till the end

[@TechnicallyTexan]

This might be TMI, but my mom went through cancer treatments, chemo and radiation, but there came a point, she chose not to do it anymore. She had almost no quality of life at that point.

[@immortanak_joe87]

17:38 “Hopefully she’s making breakfast” 😂😂😂 BJ talking bout a perfect breakfast

[@BaldingSince1999]

"I've got the talking pillow now" is the the hardest line in the entire series

[@jimbrentar]

backstory: he and his grad school buddy started a company. it struggled at first. his buddy and his buddy's wife bought/forced him out. the company is now worth millions, and he had to work at a car wash because he didn't earn enough teaching. this is his buddy's birthday party

[@teresas8173]

Love to watch this again with you both. Greatest series, it gets better and better. The acting is phenomenal. In real life Bryan Cranston (Walter) is best friends with Aaron Paul (Jesse) after meeting on BB.

[@Eowyn187]

7:43 Kudos BJ! You're watching his expressions. With the greatest actors that's exactly how you know wassup. All the time. And Bryan's freaking great. So is this writing.

[@f4fake22]

I can safely guarantee this will be the best show you two will have ever watched by the time it's all said and done.

[@jamesw5353]

Walt the character took the alias Heisenberg from the famous German physicist known as the pioneer of quantum mechanics btw

[@ramontieso1208]

This has to be one of the highest quality TV shows ever made. I hope USA people realize All Mexicans are not violent.

[@AndreiVal]

Bryan Cranston (Walter White) won 5 Emmys out of Breaking Bad's 16 during their epic run!!

[@T.Lee3]

He used the squeegee to make a connection between the battery terminals. This made the battery overheat and then explode. Or something like that.

[@RobinT-treehugger]

Now you can see why this show was a WORLDWIDE obsession. I live here in ABQ and no kidding, to this day we get tourists from all over the world who come to see where it happened.

[@kristinebautz1859]

I always felt this is such an important episode that got overlooked. It's not fancy with any jaw dropping moments, but there is a VERY important character personality trait that's discovered: Walt's pride. He has a choice, he could have taken the job with Elliott and Gretchen, but because his pride and ego won't let him, he takes the choice that will ultimately destroy him and his family. Another show that I love is Buffy the vampire slayer and theres an episode where one of her old friends is dying of cancer and wanted to be turned into a vampire and tells her he doesnt have a choice. She said "you have a choice, you dont have a good choice but you have a choice." As stupid as it sounds I always take that quote in life.

[@gunnar4915]

Lmao I love how pissed they both get when Tuco beats up Jesse😂

[@aikozutigana8465]

See, now you're at the top of that first rise of the roller coaster. Get ready for a wild ride.

[@MasterXelcas]

Jesse was supposed to die in season 1, but thanks to the popularity of his character and fun magnetic charisma of Aaron Paul, he stayed past that. How much though? well that i wont spoil but i know you guys are ahead already.

[@Zseventyone]

End of 6 is Walt learning to employ in the street what he just learned at the poker table.

[@C-White-88]

I never really got into reactions but I loved breaking bad and better call Saul , so when I saw this come up in my recommendations I thought I would check it out. I hope you guys still with it because this really is a well written great show.

[@Eowyn187]

Omg y'all understood he just wanted to keep some dignity. Ty. He didn't want pity from Elliot, or anyone. I wouldn't either. And I love how y'all sped up Skylar making excuses for sharing info that wasn't hers to share. 8:10 Cool editing.

[@kurtrobertson495]

It's been awhile since I watch the beginning of the legendary kingpin . I don't have to say his name his enemies know it and fear it.

[@Mickkie]

😂Walter's in Full Effect, full Game Mode!!!🤣 Guys, this episode was intense!🔥🔥 👌🏾Great review y'all!👍🏾

[@pkleo73]

I love how people just ruin shit in the comments...its like, ok, so Im just going to describe the whole show for you and point out all the cool things ...its like cant we just let them watch it and find out like we all did?! We all loved it that way too. lol. anyways, thnx guys. Im on Patreon just showin the KZbin ones some love cuz I lacked something else to get into. lol. ;)p

[@AceCorban]

I can't possibly imagine what it must feel like to get a death sentence diagnosis, but that intervention scene... Bryan Cranston nailed that scene. What does it feel like to fear death while everyone is telling you what you are supposed to do? Amazing scene. And Marie... this was the first episode I started to like her character more. Justice for Hugo, he's a goddamn saint! Also, welcome to the party, Heisenberg!

[@totesmegoatscrystal9688]

I mean TBF I'd do anything to try to keep hubby alive, even if it means I get charity for him. I know its not ideal but if my insurance couldn't cover and we struggled, I was pregnant, etc. I'd do whatever I could think of, I need my husband, the father of my child. I'm not mad at her..

[@moni13000]

“Leave a message at the BOOM!” 😂😂 This is such an amazing show. Every episode you think it can’t possibly get any worse. And somehow they just keep topping what already happened. But it never feels like a stretch, like they just added it for the drama. Everything makes sense and it’s believable. I feel like that’s so rare for show writers to get right. And they nailed it!

[@extantsanity]

I'm not sure if someone mentioned it or not, but there's only 7 episodes in the first season because of the writer's strike at the time. The second episode of Season 2 was supposed to be the finale of Season 1.

[@tvdroid22]

The way you two like BB, I bet you'd like Dexter.

[@Paytonwh]

Sooo glad y'all are doing Breaking Bad, I just finished it myself at the beginning of this month, You guys are in for a real treat!

[@asiahenry7798]

Pseudo is short for pseudoephedrine. It’s in cold medicine and it’s used to make meth.

[@Five-Four-Racing]

Isn't it nice when shows actually live up to the hype.

[@Bigwayne1984]

connecting the pos and neg terminals of the battery would short out the electric circuits of the car I guess in theory. idk if would cause the car to explode but maybe the fuel pump in the gas tank might spark and then boom...

[@memesupreme2400]

I feel like y’all would enjoy the sopranos. The writing is masterful. It’s something else fr

[@JohnSmith-wh2ob]

Great job recognizing Gretchen is the same woman from that flashback also you all said previously would’ve been nice to know Hank before I did this crime stuff but I’m sure you realize now Walt’s pride refuses to accept any charity he wants to earn it himself and be the man also HEISENBERG IS BORN

[@timdottillis0420]

Before I forget: you guys have to watch "El Camino" when you're done with the series. It's a Breaking Bad spin-off. Great movie.

[@mplslawnguy3389]

I wouldn’t call it a spin off, it’s just a continuation of the ending because everyone wanted to see where Jesse ended up. They did a great job with it. Didn’t feel any different from the series. Just a really long final episode.

[@buddystewart2020]

It really is a crazy sad story, and the acting in this by everybody is stellar.

[@bridgetnaimoi920]

It traumatized me. I'm an optimist and this is a realistic/pessimistic show. It's easier watching with reactors and especially these two😬😂