Breaking Bad: The demise of Krazy-8 HD CLIP

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Walter (Bryan Cranston) kills Krazy-8, after he kept him imprisoned in his basement.
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Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a chemistry teacher, is diagnosed with lung cancer. He decides to make and sell methamphetamine to repay his medical debts and secure his family’s future.
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[@thelonewolf8333]

Genius writing with the broken plate idea. That’s why this show is phenomenal.

[@Marvelfanatic3658]

Ok

[@Drunkfistkid]

Nothing tops it still. GOAT show

[@WhudYouSayJoe]

my favorite scene of the whole show. I feel its highly underrated, its my favorite because Walt listened to Jesse about fake being hurt and waiting to grab something. I feel Jesse saved Walts life when he said that

[@Thomanski]

bravo vince

[@Marvelfanatic3658]

​@@Drunkfistkidthat's subjective

[@chikenfrye5071]

It gets me when he sheds a tear before saying: "are you gonna stick me with that broken piece of plate?"

[@deathrager2404]

thats because you never had the makings of a varsity athlete

[@RedhotJBoy87]

Small hands, that was his problem

[@jonasw8157]

This is the moment Krazy-8 died.

[@HowToTouch]

Really? We didn't watch the video. Please explain everything.

[@ernestmattson5700]

@@HowToTouch so Krazy-8 (man with the bike lock around his neck) died when Walter (man with glasses) used a bike lock (mentioned above) to choke him (to death). Krazy-8 died as a result and is no longer alive (we no longer see the character in future episodes).

[@Grahf0]

LMFAO damn you, you almost made me choke on the ravioli I was eating. Well done, taking a common place Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul joke, and turning it into quite the deadpan humor.

[@cobrastriker288]

@@ernestmattson5700 could you explain a litter better please? Ty

[@Cat-uu8df]

You’re god damn right.

[@Lionheart5977]

Heisenberg would have been ashamed of Walts crying....

[@trimurti_artz]

@Vegas it was both

[@khoavuang2961]

When was the moment someone became Heisenberg again?

[@fabiovieira8442]

Heisenberg was always crying

[@Weptina321]

Gay

[@Triskelion345]

@@Weptina321 agreed. Its wast h

[@evanater13]

2:27 should be a dance move. The Walter.

[@thomas_tk330]

The "choking a man with a bike lock"

[@thedarkknight9153]

😂 for God's sake...

[@bittermin3148]

It is. It's called the waltz

[@thepowerlies]

You need to partner to do it

[@chelmirthehero9075]

@@thepowerlies every time a new one

[@yawgmoth6568]

Krazy 8 was just dumb as bricks. He actually would've been let go if Walt didn't uncover his plot to murder him with a plate.

[@MasterChiefSamus]

Would you really trust that the dude that has you chained to his basement like an animal is just gonna let you go? Nah, you'd kill him first chance you get. Whether he lets you go or not.

[@parkerboy795]

@@MasterChiefSamus Maybe considering he had multiple opportunities to kill you, but didn't. And is now trying to find a good reason not to kill you.

[@MasterChiefSamus]

@@parkerboy795 There's an awful lot of bad things a person can do to you before killing you. Crazy 8 lived in a world full of sadistic people capable of such things. He wouldn't see what Walt is doing as mercy, all he has time to think about is survival. So what if Walt could've killed him earlier? For all Crazy 8 knows, Walt maybe just wants to get his rocks off on making him think he's setting him free.

[@parkerboy795]

@@MasterChiefSamus True, but he clearly knows Walt isn't a hardened criminal. He's a desperate man who made a bad decision and was talking to him because he wanted to let him go. But right when Walt was going to let him go, he tried to kill him.

[@RendezvousWithRama]

If word got out that this guy had him chained up like a bike, and when he let him go he just ran off, he would lose all possible respect and never regain it. This has nothing to do with whether or not he would still be in danger.

[@SteadyEddie1983]

Walt still had his humanity in Season 1. Every subsequent season afterwards, we see bit by bit erode. Just sad to see a man destroy himself.

[@joseluis5055]

The whole point of the show, seeing a man destroy himself morally until he's unrecognizable. I wish more stories like this existed of characters slowly loosing redeeming qualities and become monsters by the end

[@WarbossR0kt00fSant0s]

Sometimes, you've got to discard humanity if you're too desperate to secure the future for your family.

[@daniels7717]

When did walt kill someone who was innocent?

[@andrelavandero3041]

@@daniels7717 Jane + her dad & hundreds of air passengers + Andrea (INDIRECTLY)

[@robertbeurre1825]

@@WarbossR0kt00fSant0she didn’t do it for his family

[@rickDArula]

SEASON 1 Walt kills: im so sorry im so sorry SEASON 5 Orders multiple hits in the span of 1 minute lol

[@kevinquinonez2714]

He didn't meet those people at least.

[@kitkatkruncher22]

It was a 2 minute window

[@rickDArula]

@@kitkatkruncher22 thanks for correcting me now i have to go and watch the whole thing again lol

[@gmfb521]

Murder gets easier after the first one though. I think it's easier to rationalize

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

@@gmfb521 I don't imagine any murder would be hard for me, if the person is a scumbag who deserves it.

[@siamwse]

love how you can hear the anger slowly boiling up in Krazy-8’s voice as he talks about how he feels after being there for so long

[@KobaAM]

“I just wanna go home” “Yeah…me too…” Walt realizing why he absolutely has to go through with killing him. It’s either do it or he’s not going home.

[@joseluis5055]

They both wanna go home, but both of them know only one of them will.

[@newhybrid101]

Krazy 8 did went home!

[@facuuu2809]

First time i saw this scene i was legitimately amazed/disturbed/sad that smth like this was going to happen, i can't believe that a series like Breaking Bad would show a death in this way like Krazy 8 is treated like an actual human being with feelings and Walter too, both of them desperate to survive and planning to kill the other, which is like so realistic yet so horrible

[@KobaAM]

Greatest episode of Season 1. By far. The episode that changed the show from dark comedy with Hal to the greatest show on TV

[@PolishGod1234]

I agree. This might be the most underrated episode in the show. Not many people talk about it, yet it's such a great episode

[@idunno7166]

@@PolishGod1234 Curious that almost no one talks about that episode when it was the beginning of the fall of Walter White.

[@stantheman9790]

It's just crazy to see how far Walter fell from grace. He literally went from being so hesitant of killing Krazy 8 that he wrote a pros/cons list on why he should/shouldn't kill him. He even apologized tearfully after killing him. Then by season 5 he was so used to killing people that he poisoned Brock without so much as a second thought. What makes this all so scary is how realistic it is for some people to become more complacent with killing people after awhile if they become someone ever becomes an inconvenience to them

[@Jafes2011]

This whole thing was improvised. Bryan Cranston actually decided to kill the actor who played Krazy-8, but Vince Gilligan liked this scene so much so he kept it in the show.

[@simplygrandoffline]

@Cope and seethe he lives in a society

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

Try not to be such a boring cliche with your comments next time. I've seen that kind of comment only about 2 billion times now.

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

@@FatherNagic No, just bored and tired.

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

@@FatherNagic Mm.

[@bobjimboob6920]

@@CheerfullyCynical829 this is the moment when CheerfullyCynical became SadlyJaded

[@G82Jesse]

This was when the show got real for me.

[@erickbooster1]

For me it was the explosion at tucos office. Don't remember exactly was it before or after..

[@thedarkknight9153]

@@erickbooster1 This was 1:3 Explosion at Tuco’s was 1:6

[@pjsbulldog67]

For me, definitely one of the most violent scenes of bb

[@elonmiddleton1098]

seriously it gives me chills

[@mon2soon582]

The most violent to me was the prison killings.

[@dudefromtexas425]

Nah box cutter was

[@kevinmcdonald6477]

@@dudefromtexas425 I tend to agree with you. I'm also fond of the meth head getting his head squashed by the atm after he kept calling his strung out girlfriend a skank and she had enough.

[@tjyoyo3]

Jesse strangling tod might of been the most violent. Dude is malnourished and weak and managed to snap his neck

[@Trathien-]

Watching this after Better Call Saul is just WOW

[@rabinmagar5068]

Yup

[@prime7042]

Why

[@tfirkins6810]

@FastFoward Button better call Saul takes place before breaking bad and it’s about how Saul gets to where he is when you first meet him in breaking bad

[@QueenAlexis556]

Better Call Saul is totally addictive!

[@mariomorgan6083]

Bcs is boring tbh

[@karthu1993]

Season 1: Walt writes down why doesn't want to kill Krazy 8. Season 5: have no regrets in melting a child with acid. Orders 9 hits in a minute. 🙄

[@mahmoudlatch9997]

2 mins actually

[@agenttaco6274]

He did regret melting the kid, it was Todd’s fault the kid died

[@karthu1993]

@@agenttaco6274 dude, he whistles to himself during work comfortably. He probably regretted killing the kid but he doesn't regret the idea of killing him.

[@dhhshd973]

@@karthu1993 “i feel awful about what happend to drew sharp do i have to curl up in a ball and cry to prove it to you”

[@karthu1993]

@@dhhshd973 no, whistle to yourself while working.

[@eastern2western]

When Malcom sees this tape, he is not going to be happy about how his dad turned out.

[@flyboysteven9979]

a lot of people think walt "murdered" crazy 8 in this scene but i don't see it that way...to me, Walt killed Crazy 8 in self defense....as this clip indicates, walt was going to get the key to unlock crazy 8...he was going to let him go...but then he realized a piece of pie plate was missing....so if walt had unlocked crazy 8, he would have attacked walt...so to me, walt had no choice at that point but to kill him

[@rajusaha2495]

I totally agree with you.

[@DesertStateInEU]

Had he let Krazy 8 go, he wouldve been busted within 24 hours by Hank.

[@vonfrancois]

A lot of Walt's killing is an act of self defense when you think about it. Same principle applies but the plot is just getting more and more complex. Think of Gus, it was one of the best matchup I've seen in a tv show. In season 5 , it's like a second nature to him though.

[@cameronsummers4893]

@@vonfrancois The moment in the show I began seeing Walt kill without much mercy was when he ran over those two dealers.

[@vonfrancois]

@@cameronsummers4893 - It's a really interesing discussion to have! If we consider all Walt's killing were done under legitimate motivation, it means some other argument is needed to decide when he crossed the line. You see for me it's letting Jane suffocate. Granted Walt didn't provoke that but he could have save her and he made an informed decision to refrain to interveen. So to me, it's the fact Walt decided to go against what we would consider the moral thing to do. He's not a murder in the acts in this scene but definitely in spirit.

[@johnsmithee6660]

My favorite episode of 'Krazy-8 in the Middle'

[@horsenuggets1018]

Technically the pole was in the middle

[@sergiomendoza4850]

I love the way the writers and Cranston play with the “why are you doing this?” Line. Walter clearly is talking about Krazy 8 but I feel like he’s also directing that question at himself, “why am I about to murder this man?” And considering the whole first season is the genesis of Heisenberg and Walter clearly has two distinctive personalities, in hindsight Walter could just be talking to himself. Also that shot of Walter at the entrance of the basement is absolutely haunting considering the monster he’s becoming.

[@apictureoffunction]

I think that silhouette of Walt towering over the basement may be the most important shot in the series. Walter White walked down those stairs, and Heisenberg walked back up them.

[@Tommykey07]

When you see him as a silhouette at the top of the stairs, he reminds me of Michael Myers

[@jorgeserna8411]

There are times I don't know you're all trolling or you really think this series has that many ridiculous simbology

[@dowllacab]

I belive he is talking to God.

[@kirbynavideno3382]

@@jorgeserna8411 i agree

[@eswyatt]

This is the moment Walt became Walt a moment later.

[@foodafen7406]

This is the moment Walt became Walt a moment later after the original Walt

[@oFoTcN003]

0:15 i like how he is walking slowly im the darkness

[@JimboMarsh]

This is the moment Krazy-8 wanted no crust on his sandwich.

[@LifeIsASideQuest]

It's crazy how Walt went from saying sorry over and over again for killing krazy-8 to showing no remorse after having 11 people killed within 2 minutes

[@omarjoe8239]

It’s crazy 8

[@jordancooper1592]

@@omarjoe8239 no it isn’t

[@omarjoe8239]

@@jordancooper1592 wdym

[@jordancooper1592]

@@omarjoe8239 it’s spelt Krazy-8

[@omarjoe8239]

@@jordancooper1592 I said it because he started his comment with “it’s crazy”

[@shikeridoo]

i'm just wondering how they make his eyes and death look so realistic/exagerated.

[@GARCATCH_]

They really killed him

[@blipsauce1143]

He probably smoked weed or something to make his eyes red lol

[@yawgmoth6568]

Re-touching via computer imagery takes care of the eyes.

[@pokiplus9672]

@@GARCATCH_ is that true?? Wtf

[@colorisdsd]

@@pokiplus9672 XD

[@Grahf0]

Sad thing is, Walter could have probably used his chemistry knowledge to figure out a biochemist way of disabling Krazy 8 (French Connection 2, anyone?). However, he was so scared, and had so many preconceptions about the business he launched himself into... That this is what he did.

[@bittermin3148]

He did try that. It didn't work. That's how he ended up in the basement in the first place.

[@danzam40]

Crazy 8 was suspicious that his sandwich was poisoned the first time Walter gave him one. Although I’m sure Walter could have kept feeding him regular sandwiches until Crazy 8 trusted him and then slip the poison in a sandwich.

[@Grahf0]

@@danzam40 I was thinking of something more direct, like a homemade tranq gun with the proper chemicals to just knock his ass out and then do what you need to do. And then comes the French Connection 2 bit. In that movie the bad guys kidnapped Gene Hackman's police character and drugged him up while he was restrained, to the point that they pretty much made him an addict. Walt already makes drugs, so he has the means and knowledge, so there's that. OD after he gets tranqued. Also, it would be no trouble at all for Walt to take apricot seeds, bamboo, cherry seeds or any other number of things and extract cyanide from it. The KGB used to use cyanide in spray form to kill people. And getting it on your skin is just as bad in some cases, even worse if you have the right accompanying chemical. Could also gas him with something like nitrous oxide, helium, or even put a grill near him with some charcoal briquettes and light them to give off carbon monoxide. Any gas you could flood the basement with and come back later, or spray into his face from a distance. Argon would work as well, but any of these gases usually have the characteristic of your body not totally experiencing the realization that it's suffocating. It's often why they are chosen for suicide exit bags.

[@captainh3831]

He had to dispose of him one way or another, because crazy8 would have come after him if he didn't.

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

@@Grahf0 how about chloroform? It can be made with relative ease

[@timfields176]

The moment when Halt became Wisenberg

[@theelephantintheroom69]

it's sad that most shows now would never think of something as clever and complex as a simple shattered plate becoming a weapon for a hostage, only for the captor to find out by finding one of the plate shards missing.

[@dedasama9586]

No one is gonna talk about how badass it looked when walt opened the basement door on the beginning of the last scene? It looked like the devil was about to descend to hell.

[@StonedMeadowOfDoom]

RIGHT? That's one of my favorite scenes in the entire series. It's a horror film type shot

[@Marvelfanatic3658]

It was ok tbh

[@StonedMeadowOfDoom]

​@@Marvelfanatic3658a marvel fan isn't impressed..shocker. forever 13 years old

[@Marvelfanatic3658]

@@StonedMeadowOfDoom 👶

[@Marvelfanatic3658]

@@StonedMeadowOfDoom wahwah

[@MyNameIsOzymandias]

0:13 That shadowy entrance is just perfect. Something like... shadow of Heisenberg.

[@MarleyKeithPlumb]

Krazy-8:"For England Hal?" Walt:"No, because this isn't my plate."

[@valerie0000]

It’s crazy to see Walt sobbing and apologizing as he kills this man. If this happened in season 5, he would have killed him without a second thought.

[@perrybb2]

Gentlemen, this is why season 1 is the GOAT. The entire season made me anxious and sick to my stomach and it was addicting as hell

[@PolishGod1234]

Season 1 was the worst one imo for 2 reasons : -it's too short -it doesn't have proper conclusion Aside from that it's still great

[@billross9132]

​@@PolishGod1234ik it's unfair but I also think s1 is so ugly since th budget was so small

[@crazy_acid77]

When I saw it for the first time, this scene blew me away and hooked me on the show. The acting and writing is incredible. One of the many moments that make this show a masterpiece.

[@josephearth1551]

A very original scene and very original acting from both.

[@telecasteredtodeath]

Walter looks like Ned Flanders here

[@DanielCh9393]

I think it was intentional. He had to look like the harmless guy on earth, so his transformation will be more shocking.

[@telecasteredtodeath]

@@DanielCh9393 G'day Danielch, you are probably correct

[@princessmarlena1359]

“See you in Hell-diddley-ell, drug dealer-ino!”

[@juanjoyaborja.3054]

I’m pretty sure that’s exactly what they were going for with his look. Sharp contrast to the look he’d have later on.

[@dilawarali3193]

This is the scene where i fell in love with breaking bad

[@ninhil2]

Krazy-8 should have said he kept it for self defense

[@TheRealMawks]

Lmao big brain time here. Like it's necessary to keep a broken plate for "self defense" when Walt could've killed Krazy at any time since he's at complete Walt's mercy. How credible that would be

[@PedroTRamos1]

Yeah wouldnt work

[@jokester117]

0:16 I like the shot of Walt’s silhouette on a door showing his killer side

[@gorgesmiff]

This is where I type an unoriginal comment

[@AwesomeRepix]

Mission accomplished

[@themetalmario77]

Mission accomplished

[@xenopath8069]

Shut up

[@schizophrenicdawg3072]

This is the moment where jokes are overused.

[@wxb200]

This is an excellent time to discuss Character Development. When Walter finally has an epiphany.

[@dreamking893]

2:22 you can hear a little bit of Hal come out lol

[@MBGamesHD]

This is the moment Domingo became a ricin cigarette

[@michaelcastillo3231]

He should really get someone to look at the water heater.

[@Rustsamurai1]

😆

[@joshuaramirez5399]

Its odd that here Walt could have been stopped if Krazy-8 didnt plan to kill him and would report to the DEA who the meth maker was

[@MrJonathanainsworth]

No need to apologise Walter.

[@jessicadruner1178]

This is the moment Walt gets sticked with that broken piece of plate

[@TheRealFreznoBob]

This is where life switches to horror forever.

[@АлександрГорбунов-ш8ы]

Why this is recommended? Okay never mind, good acting

[@ivandankob7112]

He could have bent his hand differently and reach Walter’s hands

[@angelasantucci7483]

Wow,no words.

[@cpilfold420]

But I need words babe

[@hasan_z]

Those were 3 words!

[@peludo87]

When he opens the door ..... it looks so fucking creepy ! ... the shadown and shape of a murderer !!!!

[@c.odubhlaoich2948]

Jesse's justification to Walt to be able to finish the job was "you'd be doing him a favor" but I feel like just knowing the line of work Krazy 8 is in and the fact that he was actually trying to kill them or use them to cook and then kill, would have been justification enough to make it easier.

[@TripleR250]

Krazy 8 lack of experience and young man ego got him killed... should have waited for walt to let him go and then attack him.

[@charlesmorello5641]

Defenitly One of the Moment where Walt started to lose his soul

[@snipezz6463]

2:31 why did Walter even put his leg down there?

[@jackcracker31]

This is the moment that Krazy 8 became a Jedi. Like his father before him.

[@mexiwolf009]

At least he ate a sammich before he died. That’s always good way to go.

[@alexchristopher221]

Crazy 8 got to go home.

[@aod.1]

THIS is the very moment that Walt strangles a man with a bike lock.

[@Spamton800]

I still consider this moment one of the strongest in the series.

[@QuietlyCurious]

"The moment I do, are you gonna stick me with that broken piece of plate?" The question that created Heisenberg. Think about it.

[@mrD66M]

Why did he feel the need to ask this question? 🤔

[@QuietlyCurious]

@@mrD66M To confirm Krazy's intention to kill him. Walt didn't want to kill the guy if he didn't have to. To kill him under any other circumstance would have been unjustified, which would have made him feel so bad he'd never touch the drug business again and there'd be no Heisenberg 😎

[@Thelemonlicorice]

This is the moment Walt turned off Pacifist Mode.

[@MisterGenesis64AK]

I hope Walt learns from this experience and decides not to kill again.

[@mico10558]

1:45 demanding now are we?

[@UnityTrap]

I just watched the episode last night and I was like, "NO, why would he do that?!"

[@MajinMist603]

I know hints of the birth/ genesis of Heisenberg came before this like when he push the teens in the clothing store or other moments but I truly believe this was the Birth of Heisenberg with Walt having his Cherry pop into the life of killing .

[@thelevhart7980]

This is the moment Walter white achieves ultra instinct.

[@medicgaming101]

Walt is my favorite bb character

[@leamichelle3792]

What a bad world. You cannot trust anyone at all.

[@Marieteflames]

This is the moment heisenberg became heisenburger

[@godoftestoe7956]

The moment where Walter still was Walter and not the dick heisenberg who killed a nice grandfather.

[@Tuco-k1m]

One of the saddest deaths in breaking bad universe

[@alexisanderson4863]

now, THIS is where Walter White became Heisenberg!

[@pnut3844able]

Nope

[@jafg69420]

Not rlly, I mean there isn't one defined point where he "became heisenberg" he just did more and more heisenberg shit over time

[@DanielCh9393]

No... He killed somebody but technically it was on self defense and he felt bad about it. Heisenberg doesn't care about killing people at all.

[@sergiomendoza4850]

@@DanielCh9393 uhhhhh you sure? I feel like everything that happened at the neo nazi compound...that’s just outright murder there’s very little ulterior motive there for Walter, he fully intended to show up and just whack everybody, including Jesse. Most of the time there’s at the very least an ulterior motive for Walter to kill anyone really.

[@tysonallen4570]

This scene made me cry

[@billross9132]

A drug dealer who used to work for tuco?

[@smackdashitoutchu7755]

This is the moment Krazy 8 dropped a broken piece of plate.

[@asheriko26]

Don't be sorry

[@ronnwar420]

I love the irony of this scene being the real beginning of Walter evil arc and having someone held hostage and the last thing Walter really does is free Jesse whose a hostage even if meant his death. He never really got over this one.

[@XiyuYang]

This is the first of that downward spiral :) also this is the moment where Krazy-8 became a corpse.

[@Surprised_Chicken]

He actually killed the actor in this scene. Rip dude

[@Winterstick549]

Had I been Krazy-8, I would have just slid that piece of broken plate over to the far wall before Walt returned with the key.

[@herrflantier3739]

This is the moment Kim Wexler became Skyler

[@zachdugan7320]

This is the exact moment Krazy-8 became dead.

[@j.marston]

This is the moment Krazy-8 became a store at a mall.

[@maplebaconz2122]

This was the moment when the plate became the knife.

[@joseospina7557]

He went from Krazy8 to Krazy0 real quickly

[@rigooandu]

We see the first time Heisenberg helps Walter when this line hits: "The moment i do... are you gonna stick me with that broken piece of plate?""

[@kennethcastelino3033]

Jesus, that shot of Walt in the doorway is terrifying. It's like Heisenberg came out and is like, "Fine .I will do the job. "

[@rauladrianalfonzobaptista9700]

The fittest will survive

[@Beanorator]

How did I get a Brian Cranston baseball commercial on this lol

[@ChaChaFunk]

this is the moment brock became huell babineaux

[@songjunw8981]

Krazy 8 got what he deserves, White had no choices

[@masterakinoob123]

When walter white became heisenberg

[@leocras1573]

Walt: I am the one who choke

[@Joseph-tj2in]

S5 Walt would've enjoyed this kill, *especially* if he knew he was a rat.

[@NAME494]

First food for Heisenberg

[@legoplu]

Walter went out of that door, Heisenberg came in.

[@Mukbangcomplation]

but he fully became heisenberg in season 4

[@ShaktiShetty]

Leave and let leave indeed.