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[@prestonfreeman1967]

El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie!!! Before "You Better Call Saul"... While it's all still fresh! You need to know the rest Jesse's story. His character deserves it.

[@JC-jl5tj]

Walt's "confession" was one of the greatest flexes/swerves in TV history. It all fit so perfectly, and Hank knew he was fucked.

[@silikon2]

What makes it so brilliant is Walter's false story is MUCH more believable than what really happened. Not only is it far more plausible that Hank did these things, Hank constantly doing freelance investigation of Heisenberg and going against orders makes him look guilty as heck. I honestly believe Walter could have gotten Hank incarcerated if he wanted to.

[@stevesmith4600]

Jesse had pot on him, so Sal had Huel pickpocket it off of Jesse. While Jesse was waiting to get picked up, he noticed that his pot was gone. Then realized that Huel did it when they bumped together. Then he realized THAT is how the ricen got lifted off of him days ago.

[@EatYourVegs]

Days ago? More like months ago.

[@Sadsharks]

Also, Walt and Saul did talk about poisoning Brock. It was in the first episode of season 5, and Saul tried to quit because of it (the "we're done when I say we're done" scene)

[@victorsixtythree]

If you re-watch the scene with Jesse and Saul in Saul's office, you can actually see Huell block the door forcing Jesse to bump up against him and Huell pickpocket Jesse.

[@comeatmebro8120]

Yeah Jesse originally suspected that Walt had Huell lift the cig off him back in season 4. But Walt manipulated Jesse into believing Gus did it. Jesse put the pieces together when he noticed his pot missing, realizing that once again Walt had manipulated him

[@NYC_Goody]

So because huell pickpocketed the pot, jesse came to the conclusion that it must of been huell as well that pickpocketed the cigs?

[@hotdiggity6846]

18:10 did she already forget what happened in the previous season?

[@emotionalideas]

Guys just stop and think a moment about the level of genius of Vince Gilligan and his writers room -crafting a masterpiece like this series.

[@seeknine90]

for sure, greatest show every made

[@jameshegarty5969]

Bravo vince

[@michaelblaine6494]

All these years later I still think about that at least once a week. I love that so many reactors have started watching this around the same time bringing this masterpiece of a series back into our lives. Also Vince seems like he would be such a cool drinking buddy,if I could pick anyone that’s who it would be………………..or the girl who plays Andrea because damn😉. Most guys seem to go for Jane but I think Jesse traded up(if I wasn’t talking about fictional characters I’d be a monster for saying that 😂)

[@Kevinofrepublic]

YES! THEY DIDNT SEE IT. I remember the first time I watched this and I thought 100% there was no way it was shown before we knew. But it is shown. It's in the middle of the frame too but everyone instantly looks at Jesses face when he looks up at Huell. Masterclass directing and framing. Jolly! I was so thrown away that they clearly show Huell take the baggie. You EVEN HEAR IT. Man.

[@ace-walsall]

Asia "I'm SO confused!" if i took a shot throughout the whole series every time i heard that, i'd be a alcoholic!

[@petersabourin1276]

Once Jesse figured out that Huell pickpocketed his weed he put 2 and 2 together and realized that Huell also pickpocketed his cigarettes with the ricin earlier before Brock was poisoned.

[@soliopy]

And also in End Times, Walter asked Jesse how could he have stolen the cigarette from him and Jesse (correctly) suggested when Huell randomly patted him down earlier in the episode. I know it's been a while for most viewers since they saw that episode but it's cool BB planted these seeds 2 years before and now shit is about to get real lol.

[@brettsaucedo]

Just think if Huell would've just let Jesse keep the weed, what would've happened? 🤔

[@MLennholm]

Yes, although this explanation doesn't help when these two still haven't figured out that Walt poisoned Brock in the first place 😂

[@One_Eleven111]

​@@MLennholmThese two have a hard time figuring out the most basic things, it's like watching two first graders trying to follow along

[@tabemsins]

@@One_Eleven111dude chill out. I didn’t get it first time watching too, then I started connecting the dots and 🤯

[@nal101]

I love how the whole pump malfunction story sounds like something Hal would try to tell Lois.

[@TheRepublican777]

Oh the hurt and pain on Jesse's face thinking Walt was going to kill him

[@zachdarko]

This is where the show went from a great one to a legendary one. I'm so excited for you two to see the next few episodes.

[@jonathanmoon86]

It really does!

[@thecook238]

Asia: "why would Walter poison Brock" my God did you even watch this series damn. BJ told you after that episode that Walt poisoned Brock and everybody in the comments said so too. They even showed the plant in his yard and then him throwing the plant away. And you're still going with "why would Walter poison Brock" I mean ☠

[@greglegakis4177]

Once again, the confession tape twist confirms why this is the greatest show ever.

[@bluecomet1109]

I love skylars "im not buying any of this bullshit story" face LMAO

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

That "confession" tape is diabolical asF.

[@TheRepublican777]

Even though Jesse knows that Brock wasn't poisoned with the Ricin the fact thag he knows he was tricked into believing the lie and knowing that Walt was evil enough to do that it really hurt him and angered him

[@blueshell4859]

If you watch closely while Huell enters Saul's office, you can see his hand slip into Jessie's pocket and then back into his own as they bump into each other 🧐

[@mylescasey8914]

Jesse was looking for his dope, when he was waiting for the car. He realized Huell had lifted it from him, when he was patted-down. Then he remembered Huell having pat him down twice, around the time of Brock's poisoning and realized that Walter had him do it, so he could manipulate his fear of having lost the cigarette. Its not really mentioned how Jesse figures it out, I agree, but to binge-watchers its obvious

[@Sl0wry]

Jesse had already voiced his suspicions of Huell lifting the ricin off him when he went to confront Walt at his house in "End Times", except he thought Walt used it on Brock as an act of spiteful revenge against him for refusing to help. Walt's plan, of course, was to make him believe it was all a manipulation from Gus (using the "who's more likely to harm a child: me, the family father, or Gus, because of whom Tomás Cantillo died?" angle), then the reveal of the lily of the valley as the poison and the "retrieval" of the cigarette (the decoy Walt planted in his house) were enough to make him dismiss his suspicions of Walt entirely. When he realized Huell stole his pot (plus a look at his pack of cigarettes to remind him of the one where he hid the ricin), that's all it took for him to figure out he'd been right after all (by then, he'd come to fully realize how ruthless and manipulative Walt could get to achieve his ends).

[@greglegakis4177]

You should have known he wasn't going to burn the house down because remember the scene where Walter coming back and he sees the neighbor and she drops the groceries and the kids are in the backyard skating on the empty pool

[@michaelblaine6494]

Moment of silence for King Cranston retiring. Well he says he’s retiring but……..we’re done when we say we’re done

[@ACab05050]

Huell took Jessie's 4:20. Basically Jessie had been pick pocketed by Huell one too many times, and he caught on. It's brilliant storytelling because the viewer must piece that together. Also shows that while Jessie might be young and somewhat ignorant of certain things, he is street wise, and knows when he has been pick pocketed twice. The writers of the show don't always hold the viewers hand.

[@Eowyn187]

Watching y'all during Walt's recording being played was fun! That scene is freaking fantastic.

[@Mouse2379]

you guys need to playback the scene when Jesse tries to walk through the door past Hule and you see Hules' right hand do the swap

[@taneshah.1260]

BJ's face during the confession video. 🤣🤣 Yeah, that was some evil genius s**t right there.

[@Mikey3148-y9r]

Ohh man, you’re almost to Ozymandias. Possibly the greatest episode in any TV series, ever.

[@idgaf100]

not just possibly. fans think so& i t think it's true consensus job the industry as well. so it's a fact

[@EntrEsprit]

There was a scene in season 4 when Huell was frisking Jesse's pockets and Jesse was shouting "Get off me", that's when the ricin cigarette was lifted

[@llorona7847]

This is such a great show and it’s so fun watching along with you guys. Your post-episode discussions are always lively.

[@Clayton.Bigsby.360]

Walt lives in the most unaware neighborhood in the history of America, nobody seems to know or see what's going on in his neighborhood at all...EVER!!😅😅😅

[@wills.364]

I really feel for the server. He really wants to make guacamole for his happy customers

[@GabeGX]

The waiter bugging them about guacamole is really just one of those *chef's kiss* extra details on the part of the writers that demonstrate how top-tier this show is. The confrontation scene on it's own had enough drama and tension to be awesome. Adding the annoying waiter in to break the tension and provide some dark humor is just on another level.

[@kevinjoy7728]

I think it’s more about him jockeying for tip money than enjoying making guacamole but I respect his grind

[@Tim21189]

Walter poisoned Brock. Huell pickpocketed the cigarette from Jesse then, so Walter could make it look like Gus had poisoned Brock. When Jesse realized Huell had pickpocketed his weed, he remembered the cigarettes, and it all came together.

[@eglantinepapeau1582]

lol i almost cried when i saw 24 more hours to wait see you tomorrow guys ✌

[@quizman5]

Had to subscribe to the patreon because I couldn't wait to see the reaction when it all hits the fan in the last 4 episodes, well worth it, love your channel

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Hey, Thanks we’ll see you there ❤️❤️

[@GernaderJack]

Is Sons of Anarchy next?

[@shellymarquez9320]

YES PLEASE! That would be phenomenal!😊😊

[@Nb123022]

YES

[@cindyvass4679]

Yes please

[@DEBBKIRK11171965]

Yessss!

[@xBIGbuckZz]

When Jesse left Saul's office and bumped into Hewell he pick pocketed his phone and pot of weed off him so when he was looking for them he realised that he had took it off him and also he had the cigarettes in his hand so he immediately thought about the risen cigarette and worked out Hewell took it. Walter wanted it to make Jesse think Gus took it to make it look like he poisoned Brock when really Walter did it with the Lily Of The Valley. If you go back to the episode where Brock gets poisoned you will see Jesse bumping into Hewell in Saul's office that's when he took the cigarette.

[@mikeyt3784]

Even after Jesse literally explains to Saul how he figured out that Huell lifted the ricin from him, these two are still confused lol.

[@92kris]

Because it dont make sense..watching this back, its absolutely a plothole

[@pemp9606]

@@92krisnot at all

[@92kris]

@@pemp9606 yes it is lol

[@IAmAlteringTheDeal]

@@92kris Explain how it's a plothole. You can watch it happen, they explain it, and then they show it some more in BCS.

[@92kris]

@@IAmAlteringTheDeal first off, Brock wasn’t poisoned by risin..so Jesses whole theory is based off nothing…second, he “found” the Ricin in the vaccum, so instead of the logical explanation of him dropping the cigarette, that he end up “finding” he had this whole elaborate theory that Walt had Huell lift it from his pocket even though he is in possession of the Ricin, that wasn’t even used on brock? No way would you piece all of that together to get that conclusion, that makes 0 sense

[@GabeGX]

When Jessie was leaving Saul's office and bumped into Huell, and Huell said "Excuse me!" you can see Huell grabbing Jesse's bag of pot out of his pocket. While Jesse is waiting for the van he goes to grab his pot, and it's not there. He realized what happened with Huell, and then realizes that happened before with the Ricin Cigarette.

[@Duskwalker68]

The acting in these episodes is insanely good, all of the actors can never get enough praise for their work!

[@thomasmarino4854]

I literally just joined your patreon just so I could finish this season with y’all. I love you guys!

[@Caglecardscollectibles21]

I love how most people defend Walter and want him to succeed in their first viewing. I was like that too. It’s much different if on re-watches

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

Ngl, y'all's intro makes the hype 10x better ✊🏾

[@Jared_Wignall]

It’s amazing to see everything going the way it is as the series comes to an end, from Jesse figuring out that Walt had Saul get Huell to lift the ricin cigarette and poisoned Brock to then going and attempt to burn Walt’s house down only to start working with Hank to bring Walt down, especially after Hank got that DVD of Walt “confessing” how Hank was behind the whole thing. It’s quite something to see how Jesse and Hank are on the same page regarding Walt and want to put him away, especially with the history Jesse and Hank have. Great reactions guys, have a great weekend!

[@Kamenari37]

It's a strange thing. Breaking Bad is a show that focuses on Walter White's descension into criminality from being a good person but there is also the inverse going on when it comes to Jesse. Yes due to his life opportunities and choices he was more or less confined to cooking meth and being a low tier thug in life, but as time has gone on he's discovered a lot in terms of his own limitations, like not wanting to kill people for instance. Seeing Walt now must be terrifying because he knew who Walt was even before all this as one of his students and no doubt Jesse wonders if he is capable of being as evil as Walter has shown himself to be. The more Walt has become obsessed with building an empire and making money, the more Jesse has withdrawn and tried to separate from it.

[@bettygreenhansen]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@TheAustinKendall]

Jesse had a massive house gifted to him, he had opportunities most could only dream of. I say this not with the intention of saying that better off people can't fall into very bad choices. I say this because Jesse is a character to show that your background doesn't dictate the outcome (in very many ways). You ever hear of Cameron Terrell? I more extreme version but, some parallels that actually mirrored in real life that idea of a well off kid getting into the "game" as it were.

[@Kamenari37]

@@TheAustinKendall I made mention of this because Jesse was not even intended to be a mainstay throughout the entire show. Vince Gillian didn't intend to have his involvement being a substantial deal through much of anything past the first cpl of seasons maybe, but the chemistry between Aargon and Bryan compelled him to give Jesse a much larger role, but that's also why his background is a little bit askew given how he begins in the series to where he winds up. His house wasn't gifted to him though. Remember, he was living there because he was the only person in his family who showed up to help take care of his grandmother while she was dying of cancer. He felt entitled to the house for what he'd done for her, and his parents went along with it probably figuring it to be an easy way to have him out of their hair. It's why when he uses Saul to swindle the parents and their attorney for the house it's such a big moment for Jessee as he actually does buy it for himself leaving no ambiguity about who owns the house.

[@TheAustinKendall]

@@Kamenari37 Interesting to hear that he wasn't meant to be a main character (I'd say "God" works in mysterious ways as the saying goes). It was his Aunt (if I recall), who he cared for. Regardless though, his family was shown to have issues for sure but, they were definitely well enough off financially and in a way that is enforced by him making 5(?) different carpenter boxes (I know personally, you have to pay for the supplies). The fact his house, that his parents technically owned, was significantly more than the home they kept their younger child in IMO also goes further in showing it was a gift. A gift in death is still a gift also.

[@Kamenari37]

@@TheAustinKendall Trust me, with how quickly they took it from him and gave him the boot, I doubt Jesse felt very secure living there. Entitled, most certainly, but as someone who has lived with that sort of sense of insecurity over where you are living from day to day, it's not a very peaceful existence. What may have felt like a gift to others can just as easily feel like a prison. And you're right, it was his aunt, mentally for me I registered grandmother. It's been a while since I watched through the series. And yeah in an interview once Vince Gillian stated that it was not in the original plan to make Jesse a mainstay of the series. He was supposed to simply be the doorway to Walt's downfall but with how the character was received they went back and began adding much more for Jesse to do in regard to the series as a whole and his character became much more involved in the events that unfold than was originally intended.

[@TampaCEO]

14:36 - You can see Huell pick Jesse's pocket when he squeezed him between himself and the door. Huell is actually a professional pick pocket (a small FYI). Jesse realized that the same guy lifted his pack of cigarettes a few weeks earlier.

[@YouOnlyIiveTwice]

30:58 Notice the imagery being used in the background having that waterfall in the pool looking very similar to what the blue meth looks like when it's poured out onto the tray. Small stuff like that is what I've always loved about this show.

[@shotgundorothy]

The thing that is so brilliant about that hug in the desert, is that it has two meanings. Walt is consoling Jesse; Heisenberg is manipulating him. Walt cares about Jesse and is sharing his pain, but Heisenberg still needs him to disappear.

[@davidmontgomery4696]

Saul should be next. Basically, many of the same actors writers crew directors. With some really terrific new actors and characters. Same exceptional quality overall

[@Justinhomii]

BCS does not have relatable everyday characters like BB does, that's part of the reason BCS falls extremely short

[@hbk314]

@@Justinhomii What? Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad, while different, are on the same level. Both excellent shows. The cinematography of BCS is even better as a byproduct of the production learning as they go.

[@idgaf100]

not without el Camino min between... THAT would be cinematic blasphemy!

[@kevinjoy7728]

@@Justinhomiiyou did NOT just malign the great Kim Wexler like that!!!

[@benjaminroe311ify]

@@Justinhomii I disagree because of Nacho and Nacho's Dad and Mike's family...also the German engineers. Breaking bads only ordinary characters are Marie and Junior... that's it. .

[@tonyjolley832]

Funny thing is, I once had a pump malfunction like Walt claimed to have had. I was pumping gas, and the clunk never happened. Gas was spraying everywhere, including all over me.

[@ildpind]

Great reaction, guys! Please don't make us wait another two weeks for the next one 🙏 😂

[@patrickvecchio8138]

You like all the loud laughing ?

[@nickfenech307]

@@patrickvecchio8138no one forced you to watch

[@jackhowes8530]

I love your reaction because you’re rooting for Walt while realising how twisted he is lmao… same perspective I had when watching for the first time

[@LeoA05]

To help you 2 out; rewatch 14:35 and watch Huel's right hand closely. You'll see he swipes Jesse's phone from his pocket with the "excuse me" as a distraction. He was blocking the door intentionally. While waiting at the side of the road he realizes he lost his phone and the light bulb hits that his phone has been swiped. But he was holding his cigarettes and realizes that he had a similar occurrence back in season 4 and realizes that it WAS Walter who took the risen cigarette. Then proceeds the following scene. Edit: Forgot to add, Jesse also "remembers" at the side of the road that he's not supposed to be high or else the guy won't entertain his audience but his phone has been swiped. Huel made a mistake taking the wrong item.

[@eglantinepapeau1582]

I really want to see their faces during Walt's confession video 😂best part of episode 11 in my opinion . The end of the show is near, I wonder if they'll post the gam of thrones reactions next ( it would be amazing ! )

[@llorona7847]

13:12 BJ still with the naivety. Still hoping Walt is being genuine this time just after agreeing with Asia that he’s a master manipulator.

[@KingdomHeart556]

A cool detail: around the 14:36 mark you can see Huell stealing from Jesse’s pocket when they bump into each other in the door way. You even see him quickly putting his hand in his own pocket.

[@92kris]

What does that mean?

[@KingdomHeart556]

@@92kris it means…Huell pickpockets Jesse…? Confused?

[@92kris]

@@KingdomHeart556 and how would that lead Jesse to the conclusion that Walt poisoned Brock? He wasn’t even poisoned from ricin..and why would he believe Walt would steal it when he could just make another one?

[@KingdomHeart556]

@@92kris he didn’t know for sure but it was enough to trigger him, which led to Saul confirming it.

[@92kris]

@@KingdomHeart556 that is a reach though when you know thats not even what poisoned him and he had just “found” the cigarette in his house…why would the bag of weed supercede you actually finding the cigarette

[@BobbyHillVGK702]

Jesse figured it out because Hule picked the bag of weed from Jesse's pocket before he was taken to the pick up spot, and that's when he realized how the cigarette was lifted from his pack.

[@erickalejandrocv]

Saul didnt knew walt was gonna poison brock, he even told him he didnt want to work with walt anymore because of that

[@daughtersjean]

I remember watching this series a young adult when it aired, I was floored. Finding yall's channel and rewatching the whole series again with you two has been amazing! thank you for the content and continue to bring more! This time around though as I love Walter....You can't be on his side in the end even though we allll love him lol. Do watch the movie "El Camino" which is a movie of Jesse's story after BB, which im sure you already know. thanks again!

[@Mickkie]

Z'up Asia and BJ! "We Are Back Like We Never Left"!!" These episodes had me sittin' on edge of the sofa. Whew!!😊😊

[@Sjim-u9f]

It's a must that you 2 react to Better Call Saul after this. I couldn't believe it ended up being almost as good as Breaking Bad. Seasons 4, 5 and 6 of BCS are Hall Of Fame status. It's not all about Saul either. It's like 60 percent about Saul's life (and Mike too) and about 40 percent cartel storyline and of course the cartel related stuff inevitably starts intertwining with Saul's story pretty early on.

[@innercircle341]

they will be wasting their time as they'll never get it

[@Sjim-u9f]

@@innercircle341 You're not wrong 😂 Asia would need every episode explained to her in the comments

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Thanks 🤔

[@Sjim-u9f]

@@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ I don't want to spoil anything for you so I'll keep it brief- Pretty much EVERY single important character from Breaking Bad is in the show at some point (Except for Skylar, Junior, Todd and the Nazis, Brock and his mom, and Ted. Everybody else in it). Gus is one of the main characters along with Saul and Mike, and there are 2 new characters that are great. They're mentioned in Breaking Bad but never seen. 1 is a Salamanca (Tuco and the twins cousin) and he makes for a villain that's equally as good as Gus, as far as villains go.

[@Kingram417]

Walter had Huel pickpocket Jesse to take the ricin, so that when Walt gave Brock the Lilly of the Valley and he got sick, he could convince Jesse that Gus had given Brock the ricin. When Jesse realized the ricin was gone from his cigarette pack, he figured Gus must have gotten it somehow and used it on Brock. But it was Walt all along because he realized Gus and Jesse were getting close and the only way Walt could get Jesse back on his side was to make him think that Gus hurt Brock. When Huel pickpocketed the weed, Jesse figured it all out.

[@offworld_coop]

Aaron Paul deserves all the roses for that performance in that living room lol and Walt gotta see it from Skylar perspective, ya mans poured gasoline all over ya baby momma crib. She not finna be too cool with him coming to the BBQ after that Walt.

[@NamelessMessenger4547]

I’m seconding the SOA next vote, or Better call Saul….

[@ocbwhyte1871]

El Camino should still be watched before BCS though

[@rogeroran2911]

I love both BCS and SOA. OCB is right though. El Camino is a must before BCS. Watching El Camino and BCS gives you a lot of background on Breaking Bad, and offers more closure.

[@BillyBong]

Should definitely do Saul before. Otherwise, it will be months before they get to Saul, but they should do both.

[@rg1854]

SoA was cheesy and more or less a drama for girls. I really did not like it. My vote is definitely for El Camino and BCS!

[@LoneWolf_Cub_Ogami_Itto]

The Wire

[@chrissears5482]

@Reelinwithasiaandbj There was a scene earlier on in the season where Walter is in Saul's office and he shows him the cigarette in a little baggy and says he can't believe he asked him to do that basically.. Jesse figures it out because he is smoking that joint in Saul's office and Saul says he can't show up high but he puts the bag of weed back in his pocket anyway. Then Huell bumps into him in the doorway and lifts the bag of weed out of his pocket, you can see him do it if you watch his hand.. Jesse then realizes while he is on the side of the road that his bag of weed is missing, figures out Huell lifted it from him, then remembers that he originally thought Huell lifted the ricin cigarette from him, and he puts it all together

[@jonathanmoon86]

This series really shows the brilliant mind of Vince Gilligan! Mos def have to react to the follow-ups! Of course having these great actors helped!

[@sheilastanaland]

But Jesse knows that Brock was poisoned by Lily of the Valley, not ricin. So Saul verified that Huell did lift the ricin cigarette off of Jesse earlier, but that doesn't mean that Walt poisoned Brock with the ricin (although we know he did use Lily of the Valley, but Jesse doesn't know that). So how can Jesse come to the conclusion that Walt poisoned Brock when he knows that Lily of the Valley was the poison? This has always confused me!

[@JohnnyUtah15]

Two reactions were great! And loved this: Walt: “Todd, I think I might have another job for your uncle.” Asia: “Ohh, ohh, the uncle…” BJ: “What’s the job?” 😂😂😂 cliffhanger and suspicion.

[@tb5124]

Wait you’re telling me you didn’t know Walt poisoned Brock this whole time lol?

[@CarloisBuriedAlive]

I can see people having a moment of confusion or having to think about it lol, so many things happen in the last two seasons, and if you’re binge watching the show instead of waiting months for new episodes, a lot of details go by quickly. Brock being poisoned was the last thing people saw for eight months while watching live lol

[@vladimirraphael444]

I remember first time I saw Jesse patting himself down and open the pack of cigarettes. For some reason I knew right away. I started yelling at the TV "DON'T GET IN THE VAN, DON'T GET IN THE VAN". My ex was like "WHY? WHY?" LOL memories

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

😂 yep!!

[@devidevitto]

If you go back in the episode when huell is blocking the door, you can see him pickpocket Jesse and take his weed. It's when he says, "Excuse me"

[@devidevitto]

It's a small detail but it's really cool

[@blunt2416]

🔥🔥To see yall faces during the confession video walt made for hank & marie👍

[@MariaPerry-qf1nw]

This show has one of the best endings ever❤ and I can't wait to watch it with y'all 😮

[@idgaf100]

I KNOOOWWW! best in television history.... and that's not seen exaggeration

[@Staineless84]

Will you guys do better call saul after this? I'm watching it right now after all the reminders of enjoying this journey with you guys and it's a fantastic show that adds a lot to several of the characters.

[@Mr.Salty.]

Did you decide to post this for my birthday tomorrow? 🎉🎉🎉 6/17/77 BOOOM 👊

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Hey, HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mr. Salty 🎉🥳 and yes of course we did ❤️❤️

[@92kris]

Watching this episode back…that cigarette thing makes no sense 🤣 if the hospital said it wasn’t ricin that poisoned him, who cares who stole it…and why would Walt need to steal it when he could just make another?? Huell taking his weed would not make me assume that Walt stole the cigarette not one bit

[@jeffreydrozek-fitzwater4649]

If you go back to the first episode of the last season, there's a scene where Saul holds up the ricin cigarette and is upset about what Walt did. And Walt hides the cigarette in Jesse's Roomba in the second episode, so they do cover those bases.

[@RosaLichtenstein01]

Ok, Asia, episodes 13, 14 and 16 are reckoned to be among the greatest ever made for TV. So hang onto your hats. You're in for the ride of your life.

[@bettygreenhansen]

You guys are VERY FUN to watch!!! ❤️❤️❤️ BrBa/ElCam/BCS What a journey! And you are not yet half done!!! I am here with you… Notifications ON!

[@JessieHTX]

Loving y’all’s reactions to this show. Breaking Bad is one of the only shows I wish I could watch again for the first time.

[@Robbb86]

Sry but at this point as a viewer you should know that walt poisoned brok with saul helping him. Otherwise enjoyed your reaction

[@isomer13]

It's gettin' close. Thanks, guys.

[@birch5757]

First time I watched this show, when Marie made the suicide comment, I remember thinking "You know, for once, Marie is actually making a lot of sense here." 😯

[@pablovagnor]

The middle seasons set up the story ! These last seasons. --- it all comes together & crazier & better. !!!!

[@benjaminroe311ify]

Asia with the bombshell questions hahahaha

[@alexcs1102]

Please consider El Camino then Better Call Saul! One of the things I love most about your reactions is that you guys get and appreciate the humor laced in throughout the drama of the show which a lot of reactors seem to just look past. I think you’d really enjoy BCS for the same reason, among others :)

[@mcmullin05]

If the woman on the left said she doesnt know that Walter poisoned Brock than she is way to confused to understand this show lmao

[@danjennings8899]

Doeant make sense for Jesse to make the connection bexause he knew Brock wasnt poisened by ricin.

[@yourgrammarisnotverygood1827]

Yes, but what he did know is that his ricin went missing after something similar happened and that Walt used that to manipulate him into trying to kill Gus.

[@susanneericsson3871]

You should know how the lilly of the valley smells like! 🤩 Its smells like the finest parfume!

[@BillyBong]

Hule Pick pocketed him for the weed in the previous scene. The weed was not in his pocket When the guy was picking him up and that's why he was patting down his own pockets looking for the weed, and that's when he realized he took the cigarette.

[@Captainsticks23]

Jesse noticed his cigarette with the poison was gone after Walt left

[@grkpektis]

There was a scene where Saul confronts Walt about what he did to Brock and Saul was horrified.

[@JohnnyUtah15]

I had wondered how Jessie knew and on previous reactions I had a question about it even though I had watched the series, I somehow I either missed it or forgot it. I’m just trying to figure out where in it, so I can put it to rest, lol.

[@JohnnyUtah15]

Oh, wait. The scene you’re referring, I did see. That was in Saul’s office with Saul giving the bag back to Walt.

[@hbk314]

@@JohnnyUtah15 Yeah. It was early Season 5 when Saul was trying to drop Walt as a client. Walt responds by backing Saul against the wall and telling him "we're done when I say we're done."

[@TheRepublican777]

If only Jesse knew Walt was never even thinking about killing him even after he tried to burn the house down until he knew he lost Jesse forever and he threatened his family's money

[@teejohnson5531]

Please try to get the next episodes out soon. I've seen it, but I haven't watched you see it. I can't wait!

[@ronrago2696]

Asia & BJ were back like they never left, we love you guys!

[@Thepitz2000]

Huel stole Jesse's weed when he left Sauls office and then he put 2+2 together and figured out that Huel had stole the cigarette to poison Brock for Walter. Are you watching the same show as me? He didn't poison Brock with the Ricin it was the Lilly of the Valley but he wanted Jesse to THINK he was poisoned with the Ricin.

[@necropunk7015]

If you look close enough you can see Huell take the pot out of Jesse's pocket when they bump into each other

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

Maria is such a gamer "Why don't you kill yourself Walt" 😂

[@rexracer3221]

Hank is Heisenberg!! It makes total sense... Hank framed Hugo with the lab equipment theft to cover it up and send a messege to Walt that he can arrest ANYONE. Hank then killed Krazy8 and his cousin because they were in the way and informing to the DEA. Next Hank killed Tuco becauce he was trying to steal his cooks. Then Hank killed the Cartel snitch and planted the bomb on the turtle. This completely disrupted the El Paso office and allowed Hank to return to his power base. Hank then destroyed the RV and beat up Jesse to end a rival drug business (and to keep Jesse in line). Who is more believeable as Heisenberg: a mild mannered underachieving chemist teacher? Or a high level DEA agent with decades of connections and experience?

[@KurtMercer]

We can see Huell pick Jesse's pocket in this episode. On the way out the door, Huell pulls the weed out of Jesse's left pocket. However, the ricin cigarette pickpocket scene is very hard to make out. You cannot see Huell pick the pocket cleanly.

[@flogg8635]

24:13, did you recognize Bill Burr as the driver ?

[@monster1234579]

Huegh took jesses marihuana when he left Sauls Office and he figured that they probably took the Rosina cigarette from him as well

[@CannibalKen]

Walter becomes an absolute Heel in season 5. We got one of the best villains origin stories with this show