Breaking Bad Season 1 Episode 4 'Cancer Man' REACTION!!

Walter tells his family about his cancer as Jesse tries to make amends with his own parents. Here's our reaction to season 1, episode 4 of #BreakingBad. #BrBa
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[@remitos98]

Don't know if you got it the first time, but Krazy 8 was an informant for the DEA. He's the one that snitched on his cousin.

[@prettyteeth]

I totally missed that.

[@noctis8712]

I never caught that, when did they show it?

[@danielruiz8259]

At the beginning of this episode

[@redmilo92]

The opening scene "Last guy he ratted out was none other than his cousin"

[@pearljammies]

Yep. And he knew everything about Walt, soooo...

[@Burnout404]

Having watched both my parents die from cancer... fighting it until the end and how bad the treatments damaged them... living most of their last days in rehab facilities and how bad they get treated in these places... its tough... its a bad situation all around and you cant blame Walt for not wanting to go into so much debt when its not likely to work... its a really bad thing to go through

[@pearljammies]

I’m so sorry.

[@Heavydutysteven]

💪

[@thescarfispurple5727]

Burnout404 I understand. My mother passed away from lung cancer 14 moths ago. She chose to fight, but was in the end so doped up she was barely there. It was the most horrible thing I've ever gone through. I'm sorry for your losses.

[@angie-tq4ew]

❤️

[@Hobodeluxe960]

Same here. And it's like high stakes gambling with the treatments. At best it buys them a few years. At worst they suffer from the treatments and die even sooner sometimes because the treatments weaken them. The emotional costs is something you will get past. The financial could last forever. You could lose your home,your savings etc. This is pretty unique to the US in the civilized world. The intelligent countries have universal healthcare. In Canada he would be diagnosed and then get treatments without worrying about losing everything he'd worked all his life for. No need to "break bad"

[@LordBloodraven]

Sadly, this is a reality many uninsured families face when fighting a cancer diagnosis. Without a radical influx of money, their options are extremely limited. Get treatment and fight through the debt. Don't get the treatment and die. Even though we're watching Walt committing several crimes, we're rooting for him to succeed.

[@TheSouthernWriter]

Walter has insurance and could get first-rate cancer treatment with no expense to his family other than the co-pays and deductibles. And frankly, public employees like Walter typically have great insurance that could likely pay for whatever specialist he wanted. You don’t get to devastate hundreds of lives with a ruinous, highly addictive drug to pay for some uber expensive specialist when you’re no doubt going to die anyway. Walter has other perfectly good options for treatment.

[@Funnysterste]

I have heard of a 8 years old boy who died in the USA, because his family could not afford the treatment of a ulcerated tooth. (A cyst is basically a pus herd that does go on growing until it reaches the brain.)

[@Funnysterste]

@@TheSouthernWriter Wasn't this pre-Obamacare?

[@romans5-811]

Medicaid already covers cancer treatment for the uninsured. And Walter *is* insured and could get good care without paying too much out of pocket. He doesn’t have to sell a really horrible drug to get care. In no way are his actions justified.

[@SleepParty30]

Lord Bloodraven research Dr Simoncini's work. Sodium bicarbonate treatment and plant/fruit-based diet. Cancer is curable. Nature gives us medicine. It's what we eat.

[@purplegorilla9592]

"This is brutal..." And it's only 4 episodes in. This is gonna be an entertaining journey.

[@thechatpal91]

The multiple episodes per week is what is really doing it for me. Thank you!!

[@zisw.9133]

Yes more epi per week plz!!!

[@hunterlee3353]

Zis W. Nah they can’t do more than 3 with their busy lives

[@milosstud3289]

I dig your theories. If it wasn't for them you would've never figured out that Jon Snow was a Baratheon.

[@mamabrowsss1160]

Milos Stud 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@amandaximena]

Ummm.... spoiler alert! 😊

[@KingdomHeart556]

Oh man how are u gonna throw a spoiler for a completely different show at the very top of the comments here 😨

[@blakbear6528]

damn what a fucking spoiler

[@milosstud3289]

@@KingdomHeart556dude, chill... it was a throwback joke to one of their prior GoT reactions.

[@rebeccaodonnell6252]

There’s a great meme out that shows Walt and reads, “The Moral of Breaking Bad: Pay teachers more money.” That cracks me up!

[@baburao87]

There's one more. "If breaking bad would have taken place in Canada, it would have been over in 1 episode. His treatment would have been covered in insurance"

[@ianwestc]

@@baburao87 That's true, but Breaking Bad makes it pretty clear that Walt had other, more legitimate avenues of treatment (like the one next episode) that he explicitly rejects, because his ego will only allow the money to come from HIM. HE has to the be the originator, and HE has to the be savior of his family. No one else. Not friends, not charity, no one but Walter White. I mean, don't get me wrong, I love Universal Health Care and think it would have taken some of the pressure off. But the seeds of Heisenberg were always in Walter White. The series also makes clear that he got a more negative diagnosis from a cheaper doctor, but once he could afford the best, his chances were much better. Would he really have gotten that chance in, say, the Canadian system? Would it have paid for it?

[@TheNaughtyFrench]

@@baburao87I live in France and it's even funnier when you know in France we have the best health insurance in the world. HAHAHA

[@DustinHawke]

It's more of a healthcare issue. In a country with universal healthcare, he would have just been treated.

[@DustinHawke]

@@ianwestc That only came into play because the insurance wouldn't cover his treatment. He would have just gotten it done and not even thought about getting into making meth in the first place. Once he got into it, that's when he really seen it as a way to get above Gretchen & Elliot. If he would have been able to cook all that methylamine and made $100 million, he would have not been satisfied because Grey Matter is worth billions.

[@wordswritteninred7171]

I take it that Jesse's childhood wasnt bad. But that his parents didnt really participate enough with him. So he was left to find his own activities. But his parents learned their lesson...sort of. So their second child they are smoothering. He has too many actubities. So they iber compensated. But Jesse is my favorite character. He has a huge heart.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

yeah, Jesse clearly has a good heart just caught up in some bad stuff. And that is a good point, situations like this almost always starts with the parents. - S

[@xajaso]

15 yrs ago I met & married a widower with 2 kids. His late wife had passed 5 years prior; the kids were 7 & 2 when she was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer. It had spread to several places, but the tumors in her liver= death sentence. My husband has been combat deployed 4X. He told me that sitting down to tell the kids & family was the worst, scariest, most heart-wrenching thing he's ever experienced. His wife lived for 1 year, alternating between positivity, depression, fear, joy, & business as usual day to day. 4 months after diagnosis she was too sick to do anything. The final 8 months was a gradual fade out. Very painful. The good news is that the kids accepted me right away; the youngest barely remembered her mom & was desperate for a woman in her life. The eldest took a bit longer to come around but we've been a solid, loving, laughing family since the beginning. They're my kids now and I'm their mom. That's it! We celebrate their mom; she gave me the greatest gifts in the world. Both kids found BB painful to watch at times but ultimately they loved it. My husband didn't truly grieve his wife until we'd been married for a few years. He always felt he had to be super tough for the kids, keep going. Once he knew he & kids weren't alone anymore & that they'd be taken care of no matter what, he relaxed and really felt her loss for the first time. Not trying to get political but living overseas for 10 yrs. (military) & seeing universal healthcare systems in action convinced me that U.S. is doing it all wrong. Nobody facing illness should have to think about $, sell meth, lose a home, etc. "Socialized" medicine covered my husband's late wife, courtesy of the USAF. Cost to the family for chemo, radiation, surgery, scans, medicines, hospice nurses & equipment: less than $1000. Food for thought, yo.

[@kingtchenka628]

Universal healthcare shouldn't even necessarily be a Democrat / Republican type political argument. It's a little bit cheaper and a LOT better for citizens. If something is cheaper and better, you can't LOGICALLY argue against it, in terms of cost. Many argue illogically. There ARE a few minor valid criticisms that aren't brought up a lot, to which I say this: the Americans who can now afford to purchase quicker wait times can surely afford to fly internationally for the fastest available surgeries IF universal healthcare prevents it.

[@mbpoblet]

@@kingtchenka628 Oh, no, there's a pretty simple logic to their madness: _"I got mine, fuck you."_

[@jacquelinelaface136]

@@kingtchenka628 even in Canada where we have universal healthcare there are private physicians that people can pay for within the country too. But everyone still gets access to basic and even life saving care without worrying if their kids will go hungry in order to get healthy.

[@death_parade]

I'll tell you what, poor people in India had to go through that crap. Then the government stepped in. Today, the poorest person in the country can go to some of the most expensive private hospitals in India and get treated for free. This facility is available to 500 million of our poorest citizens. And FYI, Indian private hospitals are some of the best in the world. People come from all over the world for affordable treatment in India. That includes people from USA. And in Africa, people only know to go to either South Africa or India. The success rates in some Indian private hospitals are higher than in USA John Hopkins, etc. If a developing country, where 22% of the population lives in poverty, could do this, why can the USA not do it? What is the point of being a democracy if the needs of the electorate are not met?

[@CakeBevens]

KING T'CHENKA 52% of Republicans support universal HC. Like 85% dems support it. It’s about the politicians in those parties who get money from interest groups. They are the only ones stopping it.

[@bugthesda3480]

We need more people like nikki and Steven in the world

[@cfinley81]

Word!!

[@elisabethlarsen4282]

Agreed!!

[@retromousex5118]

I concur.

[@remitos98]

And less people like Todd Howard amirite?

[@spider-man2157]

Fix your broken games Todd lmfaoo

[@apulrang]

R. J. Mitte as Walter and Skyler’s son is really outstanding. In case you don’t know, the actor has a similar disability to his character. As someone with a disability myself, I love how the son’s disability is a very low-grade part of Walter’s overall motivation. It’s rarely talked about, or explicitly invoked, but it’s there. Best of all, the son’s character isn’t just solely about being “the disabled kid.” He’s interesting and enjoyable in a number of ways, pretty three-dimensional for a side character.

[@OG_Fernando]

So far he's been somewhat annoying...hopefully in the future that changes.

[@JoshSweetvale]

His 'teenage rebellion' is pretty harmless sass, and he's very optimistic. He's a tertiary character but can be summarized as 'good kid.'

[@DustinHawke]

He has the exact same disability. Cerebral Palsy. He just doesn't have it as bad in real life and doesn't need the crutches.

[@tracybillingsley2648]

You haven't even addressed that Walter's son has a lifelong disability. The kid understands dealing with challenge, and for Walt to act like he isn't going to fight to survive is a slap in the face.

[@rockoperajon]

“Is Walter White a kingpin?” He asks jokingly. By season 5, this hits a lot differently.

[@gingersnap3736]

I loved that even though Jessie took the fall for Jake, he wasn’t gonna take the chance that he was starting down a path he took. You can see Mom is always looking for ways to get him straight but Dad doesn’t want him around his younger son....not until he gets clean. Great reaction as always guys!!🥳

[@deptusmechanikus7362]

It’s interesting how both Jesse and his brother developed a drug habit independently from each other. Makes you want to take a closer look at their home environment. Jesse showed a lot of promise judging by his drawing. Could’ve been a good artist. And his bro is doing well at school for now, but both turned to drugs at some point.

[@lmariej3858]

What I truly appreciate about Breaking Bad is that no one is perfect. Just like all of us. That’s what made this show popular. We all demons.

[@insrtcowjoke]

I really liked the ending for this episode. While Walter's family is all weirded out by how he doesn't seem to be coping/reacting to his cancer, the ending shows that he definitely is. That his emotions are running wild inside there, bottling it up, and he's venting it via anger/violence/crime. I think his reaction to that annoying douche and his car shows that money is really just his moral justification for what's happening, but the reality is he's venting his despair at terminal cancer by not being Mr. Straight-Laced GoodieTwoShoes, and by being a 'bad' guy and not taking crap from people any more. You also see something of the opposite in Jesse, here. That, while Jesse is definitely a 'bad' person, he's fighting inside to not be - which is why he looks out for his brother two-fold by both not ratting him out, but by also denying him drugs. And it also shows how he was looking out for his parents, by shielding them from the fact that their other boy is trying to dabble in drugs, too. That he's more or less, a well-meaning addict who just can't overcome his addiction and the trouble/company that comes with it. It's part of why I love this show. The characters run deep, so that the way they're acting makes rational psychological sense, even if they're flawed choices. It is conceivable that these characters and this story, so far anyway, could really exist and happen. For me, anyway, that's the thing that makes this show most special. Probably just me, but that's my $0.02.

[@JoshSweetvale]

First phase of Walt's life, he was a scientist. Then one day, he went on a day-trip with his girlfriend's family who were all succesful, and Walt wasn't. Yet. So he struck out on his own. Found a new girl, but fell into the wage slave cycle and never got out. Now he's at death's door, and hasn't become succesful. Again. So he flips the table. Again. And goes to find his fortune someplace else. *Finally* getting a win, finding something he's good at again... It makes him happy.

[@IceSword1728]

I have a feeling, the "YO" will be making a come back.... and it will be all Steven's fault..

[@NikkiStevenReact]

we can only hope!!!! Ha

[@shineinouzen7412]

Never left YO. What you talkin’ bout... YO

[@ianwestc]

"Yo, Mister White! Yeah, SCIENCE!"

[@elisabethlarsen4282]

I've always particularly (is that a word?) loved the conversation between Jesse and his little brother.

[@XHUERO3]

I watched this show before, but i think this was the 1st time i caught on that Hank said Domingo (crazy 8) was the one that snitch them out his cuz emilio and jesse and then when emilio got off he then tryed to blame it on Jesse.. wow

[@Nightmarigny]

Me too! I'm just realizing that watching this for a second time is going to enrich the details so much. I'm loving it even MORE.

[@madelinegarber7860]

It’s amazing how much attitudes towards weed have changed since this show was released. Nowadays Walt might have gotten a card for medical use to help with the nausea and appetite loss.

[@spider-man2157]

Time to watch Nikki and Steven YO!

[@johngrimes5852]

I love these reactions...bitch

[@ArtiseBrown]

Yo you know what time it is... BITCH!

[@spider-man2157]

@@johngrimes5852 lmfaoo

[@bugthesda3480]

@nutflixx noice

[@hunterlee3353]

nutflixx his pp isn’t Jesse just looks like him

[@nEthing4Her]

LMAO Walt's straight up in the IDGAF Club, hahahaha

[@Hobodeluxe960]

terminal illness can be very liberating

[@mysticsaxophone4181]

I guess the telling your family part comes down to personality. As a very private people (the finns), my dad was someone who would never tell any bad news if it could be avoided. He sat on the news about his brain tumor for ages until slipped it to mom who in turn told us the kids. He was convinced that it would just go away if he told no one. The great plot twist was that what was initially thought as a tumor size of his fist turned out to be mostly liquid and the tumor just a fraction of the size, so he lived.

[@tomre2769]

Imagine spending your last time on earth trying to make other people feel better and comforting them, and also dealing with your own end. I understand why people dont tell. He wanted to handle it on his own.

[@-hasamastersdegreeinwumbol8565]

This comment might be uncalled for, but I already hate myself so much, that if I had cancer, I'd probably just let it take me. I'm 21, and I still live with my parents. I don't have any money to pay for cancer treatment, and I'm not going to put all that on them. This might be the most I have related to the main characters. Even Jesse with his family shit.

[@dannybarrera7954]

Coming from the service industry.. I speak for us all when I say thank you for being on our side Nikki!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💜💜

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

Just to give you some perspective on the question of how do you talk about it to your child about something like this. I was that child. My dad got pancreatic cancer when I was 12 and he was 42 (which I will hit next year). And the only talk we ever had was right after his diagnosis. And to this day I don't know whether his doctor really told him that this is one of the most lethal kinds. I assume he did, and kept to himself, even from my mom. But that was something we didn't talk about. It was his best friend who told me 4 months before he died, that there was no way he was going to recover, that it was just about buying time. So what he did was sitting me down on the couch next to him and telling me that he was very sick, that it was cancer and that a very hard time lay ahead of us. And then he broke off and cried. Which was more than enough to tell me how bad it really was. And so we said there in silence hugging each other and crying. That was the only time we ever talked about it. We never talked about the possibility of death. We just talked about the hope of surviving. And then we lived our lifes as long as possible as normal as possible. Anything else would driven us mad, I think.

[@carriesmith742]

I literally just rewatched Breaking Bad because I couldn't remember it and wanted to watch reactions. You guys were my first stop. Look forward to accompanying you on this journey.

[@doccreed658]

KEN LOST. Hehheh Yeah, I hate when obnoxious people speak loud enough on a phonecall so everybody in a store can hear their conversation. Annoying. Thanks again for doing 3 a week! You guys are the best.

[@bloatus7611]

I’d say all the people that told us that weed was a gateway drug were probably doing cocaine.

[@jasminbreakingbadwalkingde4614]

Facts

[@jasminbreakingbadwalkingde4614]

Or taking pills

[@PumaPantalones]

Anything that alters one's mind could be a gateway drug. It just so happens, cannabis is usually one of the first people try. Alcohol was my gateway drug.

[@bloatus7611]

@@loati94 That's not true at all. Weed is just an easier drug to acquire and the stigma isn't as high. There is no such thing as a gateway drug. People try the drugs that they want to try. Most people actually never move beyond weed. Some people try weed last.

[@Haddonfield63]

@@loati94 they labeled weed a gateway drug because of the agenda they had against weed. You can say a drivers license is a gateway to car accidents so let’s outlaw licenses and never allow people to drive.

[@K3GG1]

I LOVE YOUR REACTIONS 😅😊😊 thank you guys for letting us enjoy your reactions 😁 I love this show so much, it really is one of my favorites, Jesse and Walter's problems they go through just always hits home, With problems almost every canadian and Americans family has gone through.

[@K3GG1]

When Steven said, "walt is on a new level of I dont give a fuck" I was crying laughing hahaha

[@george8873]

Was gonna mention they wouldn't have been able to use Walt's DNA on the mask against him since there was a valid reason it was there in the first place when you two started talking about it but Nikki figured it out, lol. Well done. 😃

[@Bringmethehorizondude]

Jake didn’t need influencing 😂

[@BelcastroJR]

Somehow feeling touched reading people’s comments about their experiences with Cancer. To have my mom go through it and beat it but left with dialysis for the rest of her days and then to watch my friend’s dad go through it and lose the fight. interesting and touching to read those things. To all the other children watching their parents go through it... my heart goes out to y’all.

[@moppet1214]

Not gonna lie.... this is 100% how I react to Mormons coming to my door 😂

[@amanda.please]

Nikki is fully ready to be about that life 😂😂 She 100 percent was supportive of Walt blowing the dudes car up 😂 “I love it all day” lol

[@garlic6127]

I just found your channel and just finished watching episodes 1 2 and 3 when this notification came.. so happy right now :)

[@DesignzRUs]

They just finished game of thrones too

[@garlic6127]

@@DesignzRUs I havent watched game of thrones myself though... so it wouldnt make sense to watch someone react to it..

[@FinBoyXD]

@@garlic6127 True. You know what would make sense. Watch the show god damnit. Best show there is. ;)

[@dillmill7698]

@@garlic6127 seriously give GoT a try

[@Just_Yaya]

Mystique Their Game Of Thrones reaction was great. Thats how I found their channel. Literally watched every episode from them. And please you have to watch GOT. The BEST show ever.

[@conorwellman8592]

walt blowing up "ken win's" car will alway be one of my favorite senens of anyshow.

[@samsami5923]

Welcome to the new world of Walter White😎

[@nickchuck1828]

Once again, thank you for your editing in these reactions. You do so well.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

really appreciate that Nick!!!

[@AnayaImari]

I’m starting reaction videos of my own and I figured Breaking Bad could be the start of it! I did NOT expect this series to go like this at all and I just finished this episode yesturday! I’m so happy you guys reacted to this series. I love your content so much 🥳🥳

[@nicodemusarchleone2735]

Loving these reactions guys. I've literally binge watched all your GoT reactions over the past week and now I find you're starting my favourite show to boot! Breaking Bad is such an amazing show and there are so many moments that I'm looking forward to seeing your reactions too.

[@RobertMorgan]

My father is a cancer survivor, and in his case it was found almost by accident, and very advanced, so I was told about it by his new doctor because she was scheduling surgery the next day and we needed to figure out who would stay with him. He's been cancer-free, and semi-colon-ed, for 23 years now, seemingly no ill effects. Thank god for the VA, we've never paid a dime out of pocket.

[@chinaski6593]

I lost my father to cancer a few years ago. And yes, it's one of the worst feelings and situations in life. Knowing in advance that a person you love has a limited time changes everything. The whole family starts to die in one way or another. You have no idea how to deal with all the shit because nobody teaches you stuff like this. You have no idea how to even talk to the person, it's impossible to know unless you are the one that have it. I watched this show a few years before my dad got sick, and now it's the first time i'm "watching it" (with you guys) and oh boy... the feelings are so much stronger now. I hope you'll never ever have to deal with this, it's hell on earth.

[@retromousex5118]

My father died of cancer as well. It was horrible.

[@chinaski6593]

@@retromousex5118 i'm sorry for your loss.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

we are very sorry you had to go through that.

[@chinaski6593]

@@NikkiStevenReact thank's guys. you are the best.

[@robertwhite3584]

Your hard work and dedication to your fans is what makes you the best reactors on YT, at least in my book. Keep up the great work!

[@NikkiStevenReact]

Thank you for that Robert!!! We really appreciate it.

[@Steef_Lee]

Holy shit I wasn’t even thinking about all the new subscribers you would get doing this show! That’s awesome, you deserve it.

[@zanechi]

Please don’t ask what Jesse did wrong, ask what his parents did wrong. They seemed to be very incapable as parents.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

very good point... kids that have gone down the wrong path is almost a result of bad parenting.

[@AlasdairGR]

Nikki & Steven React They’ve always seemed to me to be very stereotypical conservative and overbearing parents. They indisputably love Jesse, but they overly demonize his use of drugs instead of trying to help him with his addiction and probably put unfair expectations on him during his early years. All of that can build a deep resentment that will only continue drive the child and parents apart until one of both parties decides to be more supportive and open.

[@lakotagrywlf]

@@AlasdairGR yeah, the fact that the younger brother is also smoking… there’s clearly a pattern. People turn to drugs for relief. Relief from what is the question.

[@worthalook4870]

Watching this series for the second time - with you two now and still a great watch. Great series

[@banje72]

I'm watching this show for the first time along with you guys (although I'm a little bit farther ahead - just finished Season 1). Just wanted to say I'm enjoying your reactions as always; keep up the awesome work, yo!

[@Funnysterste]

The song at the end is: Darondo - "Didn't I"

[@WBoneB]

I've seen this series 3 times already. Now I get to watch it again with both of you. Its an awesome show. Just subscribed so we can enjoy this together. Great channel. Found you through your Walking Dead reactions

[@aegon1targaryen208]

Lol never doubted you for a second Steven! Also, I feel like almost everyone has at least one shirt that’s like that. Love y’all as always! 😊

[@jarvisfowlkes3200]

Walter went full badass love you guys

[@daviddufresne343]

As a teacher, he'd have insurance. But I had teacher's insurance through my Grandfather who raised me. There are a lot of restrictions. You can't just go to any doctor you want to, you have to stay in network or you pay the full amount out of pocket. It's great insurance if you have something standard go wrong like a broken leg, but if you need special treatment, it may not be sufficient.

[@bloatus7611]

You guys are real judgey about Jesse and I love it.

[@joet7449]

I’m so glad you guys are doing this show.

[@frankrodriguez2999]

Lol Steven better watch himself, Nikki apparently knows how to get rid of a body and evidence 🤣🤣🤣

[@pedrodetzel4202]

Another daily dose of series recap with you guys!

[@robertrodriguez1964]

Two things: one my first laptop was in fact the Gateway so it was also my gate way. 2: the cheap metal on those wipers would most likely burn up before causing the battery to explode. And besides they didn't show him pull the rubber strip off, those battery terminals don't stick up that high

[@Nightmarigny]

Ooh child, every time you say, "this is intense!" everyone who has seen the show before chuckles because of what's ahead.

[@Francis-Kanja]

29:29 School Gas Masks would be contaminated with EVERYONE'S DNA because everyone in school would have won them at some point. So, it would be a given that Walter would wear them as a Teacher. So Nikki was damn smart about this one!

[@locomojoboy2]

Surprised there were no surveillance cameras to catch Walt sabotaging that car.

[@insolentMinx47]

Always stop what im doing to watch breaking bad with you guys :D

[@theesassydiva7]

So this is my third time over the course of five years trying to watch this show. Checked my Netflix today and I’ve been stuck on in S2 E6...just couldn’t get into it. I decided to start over and have been hooked. The cancer storyline hit so close to home...3 years ago in May we found out my Dad has stage 4 Esophageal Cancer...he died 3 months later. I think this is why I got hook immediately upon trying to watch for the 3rd time. Can’t wait to watch all your reactions as I binge this series! Love your vids!!! 🥰

[@jaybird8192]

Nikki & Steven : You're the best, YO!

[@oneguycory3023]

That YO shirt about as messed up as my football shirts lol

[@passwordrejected7680]

American healtcare sucks. It is depressing and frightening. Public health care should be every man's right. This show serves as a good statement. Greetings from one of the Nordic countries!

[@brutusjudas5842]

Password rejected you can’t have a right to someone else’s labor.

[@brutusjudas5842]

Try to stay on topic.

[@Spongebrain97]

That's what I find ironic is how poor ass conservatives support guys like trump who keep this kind of system in place. Same with the Hillary's in Washington

[@brutusjudas5842]

Lot of evil people here that 1) can’t stay on topic and 2) think it’s ok to enslave their fellow man so long as they can muster enough votes to force them to comply. You’re violent, evil sons of bitches.

[@captwilard4845]

@@brutusjudas5842 It’s not about that. Most people work and thus pay taxes which can then fund the universal health care everyone is contributing even people with few incomes. The end result is that everyone gets a better treatment and the population lives longer and in better health conditions. It’s about solidarity, (we are all in the same boat so let’s help each other so to speak) and it’s beneficial for everybody, the poor since they can access better treatment and the rich since they end up paying less than what they would have pay directly from their pocket. Now sure, some people might take advantage of that but that’s the same with every type of system. In the US people take advantage of the current system that is in place, many private insurance companies have grown because there is no universal health care but none of them are actually needed or cost efficient, they charge the consumer a lot of money for less services than European public healthcares. That is why the US spends on average far more on healthcare than other countries. So in Europe some people might take advantage of the system but it is still a good system for everyone while in the US everyone end up paying more for less. This translates to lower health standards, lower life expectancy, higher level of debts and paying more. Now sure some poor people won’t take advantage of others people labour but you will still pay far more than Nordic people for far less benefits.

[@failpit3751]

Yo Steven. You ever played yo-yo, yo?

[@failpit3751]

I love it when I get those little hearty things. Thank you Nikki.

[@itzchrisi7652]

I am so glad that you are watching Breaking Bad! It's been my favorite series for 3 years and I have so many things! I hope you will Look every Season! It will be worth it !:)))

[@Moakmeister]

“Jesus, Walt! You’re burnin’ the shit of of ‘em!” *ROFL*

[@coolbreez1214]

first of all, Weed is not the gate way drug. Addiction is way more complex and is really not about drugs it's about reward feelings and attachment. Gambling is addictive. (?) Lots of people smoke weed and function very well. Tobacco and caffeine are more of a "Gateway drug" than weed if you are counting people's first encounters with addiction. Just putting it out there. I love watching BB with you guys. Please keep going. It really just gets better and better. You can ask almost anybody.☺ btw. I'm down for watching the whole thing.... yo.

[@totesmegoatscrystal9688]

glad im not the only one that mentioned this. lol

[@Khaleesi_Of_NZ]

I would say alcohol is a gateway drug. After drinking as a teenager I was more open to trying party pills like Red Hearts, Trips and Ecstasy. Then finally tried weed 7 years later. I've never smoked cigarettes or drunk caffeinated drinks before and no longer do any of those drugs anymore.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

I hear ya... I know a ton of people who smoke weed on the regular and are amazingly successful people. - S

[@Nightmarigny]

Ironically, cannabis is probably the best cancer treatment on this planet. But BB is showing us our backward world where the "good guy" goes around talking shit about cannabis, a medicine, while a sick man is forced into a black market business in order to pay to be poisoned for his disease. I know I'm bringing my own views to the table, but I feel that Breaking Bad, more than any other show in history, shows everything wrong with the United States without being preachy about it in the slightest. It simply tells the story.

[@lucashawks5384]

Nikki’s face when he blows up the car is like I think I’m in love 😂

[@soloneptune5637]

the badass walt.. he didnt even care about himself... blowing up the car at a gas station...

[@snake0911]

Breaking Bad is the gateway to great shows.

[@harishariharan7664]

nothings gateway to anything... you just do whatever's around/available. And peers, they're a big influence on what kind of things you do. but availability, that's key :D

[@brentperkins5055]

I would love BB reactions every day, but three a week is awesome. It's been about two years since I last watched this. I had been thinking about watching it again when you announced it... Perfect timing. Nikki - I had a Gateway. I learned so much about computers with that machine. I would mess around with system files trying to maximize performance. If I screwed things up, I could just reset to factory defaults. I had a stack of boot disks. ahhh... youth.

[@adrianezzo1696]

You have to think as well that no matter what they find whether it's DNA, or fingerprints that you have to have done something wrong to be fingerprinted, or have a DNA sample taken to be in the database. Seeing as how Walter has been a quiet "good guy" up until this point he doesn't have any criminal record for the law to match his prints or DNA to anything they find so he would be in the clear.

[@robertrodriguez1964]

Fingerprinting is also done for federal background checks IE: a concealed weapons permit, TSA clearance, or even a TWIC card. Which I've had all 3.

[@adrianezzo1696]

@@robertrodriguez1964 that's true i didn't even think about that i was fingerprinted when I got a job doing airport security for the FAA, this was prior to November 2001 when it officially was switched to the TSA. Good call, well in any case I dont think Walter White was ever fingerprinted, or DNA swabbed, or blood tested etc. I don't wanna spoil any future episodes but I don't think he was fingerprinted for his job either.

[@mjstraz3593]

Shouldn't we all be fingerprinted from birth so we know who exactly did something?

[@adrianezzo1696]

@@mjstraz3593 let me guess you're the type of person who thinks RFID chips are needed?

[@mjstraz3593]

@@adrianezzo1696 I don't know what that is, I was just asking a question. It just seems convenient if everyone was in the database so if we did find prints on someone from a crime that didn't do one before, we would have them on the database. If that's a bad idea or something, then please tell me

[@triskelxx3941]

I freaking love Jesse! I mean he's so interesting, plus Aaron Paul is amazing♡

[@cfinley81]

You guys should do a segment on how you met. :)

[@mamabrowsss1160]

Yeah and let’s see a wedding photo yo!

[@Francis-Kanja]

26:00 I love the fact that the car got blown up to bits.

[@Daydreamer_92]

Just started watching u guys. The only thing I’ve seen from u guys is the breaking bad stuff and a few episodes of season 9 of walking dead. But I like your channel. It’s pretty entertaining.

[@patty1h]

BB is one of the shows on my list to eventually watch, and luckily, S&N are watching it and I can watch along. This is saving me hours of TV time - I get the basic story while I watch their reactions, plus the discussion afterward to fill in the gaps.

[@danielharris5661]

They dont do it justice. Watch the series yourself...seriously trust me.

[@sophiecooper5678]

Just re-watched breaking bad for the third time (after watching Better Call Saul) so now going and watching other people's reactions. I have to say that this is an excellent commentary on not having a universal healthcare system wrapped in a crime story.

[@earthandairandrain]

Hahah, 18:15 you thought the maid was gonna smoke it. :)

[@NikkiStevenReact]

totally!!!

[@matthollands7771]

I like how each episode of this they react to, we are also finding out about Steve's history with "YO!" Funny & Educational 😄🤔

[@dlxmarks]

22:00 This is even worse than that time Viktor and his sister Giselle got Ken to pay for an entire bottle of Zafiro Añejo.

[@m10kalecala29]

The moment he said he had cancer, I kinda just froze there, cause it reminded of the day my mom told the family she had cancer, thank God she's ok now and doesnt have cancer anymore, but I remembered that night she just told us all of a sudden and I just froze there and didn't know what to do or say, I didn't even cry in the moment, I was in shock

[@killerjuggs7662]

subscribed cause you're the only reasonable reactors I watch. Only you guys upload 2 episodes a week! I only watch awesome reactors btw. Total of 3 with you guys included. ;)

[@margaretburnham5683]

I know you all reviewed this series several years back but you all are great at figuring out what’s going on with Walt and jessie and what could happen next

[@mamadeereactsllc3152]

Love to see your reactions and questions knowing what’s coming you are gonna flip a wig!!

[@SJRoe]

Walter is no longer the wimp who cows down to the bullies.

[@callewee]

I still can't believe you haven't watched this show before, but then again I'm catching my girlfriend up on GoT and eventually this too so I know how to present stuff more properly now with your help. Thank you guys! You're great, keep it up! :-)

[@grunkledan9210]

Dat intro, though.

[@BRWednesday]

This episode always gets me right in the feels. Nikki said it best "Where did it all go wrong?". I really have a hard time see innocence giveway to a harsh reality of the world. Those young pictures of Jessie where anything was possible, where he had a passion, then to see him now as a junkie, looking back on what was once so important to him. Thankfully I don't have a drug habit, but struggling to find a passion while getting older hits me really, really hard.

[@DaxRaider]

the money is from the dead dealers u remmeber it was wet xD its fine to give people ideas like that because cars not work like that xD a car not epxlode from that xDD also as son of a dad who would not even want to cure himself and act normal i would get pissed too i bet xD

[@MrM.A]

i watch you guys since GOT, i realy like her smile!

[@fherxx]

Oh Walter...He is Breaking Bad ;)

[@dns21st]

Wow. Imagine watching this in the dark like me at my home theater. Wow. Its way more affecting emotionally

[@BIGxBOSSxx1]

There's a joke where if Breaking Bad was set in the UK, the show would end at the scene where he gets the news he has cancer, cause then he wouldn't have to pay for his treatment lol

[@TheSouthernWriter]

Walter has insurance and could get first-rate treatment with no expense other than copays and deductibles. In reality, public employees in the US have great benefits. In the UK he’d have died waiting in line for treatment.

[@robertrodriguez1964]

He'll just go on a long list and probably die before its his turn. Don't break your arm patting your country on the back.

[@BIGxBOSSxx1]

ROBERT RODRIGUEZ my country?

[@KlintDemetrio]

:) Yo, I remember Gateway computers ( for the boxes they came in , the outside would be like the skin of a Holstein Friesian cow). As for the go back thing, I used that a lot during the Windows ME days.. the Windows Operating system still has that function. It's called a "Restore Point" but with how Windows 10 reallly gets into the system (good or bad/ ie at times accidentally un-installing programs you may normally use) it's not something I personally have felt the need to use..but sometimes I'll see it mentioned and it does take me back. Anyhoo thanks for another react-viewing episode.