Walter's Most Manipulative Moments | Breaking Bad

[@sectorz896]

Such a great moment when Walt’s facial expression changes and his confidence is through the roof after he calls Jessie in front of Mike. Walt knew right there he had won that

[@gsisemore]

Walt the typa guy to try to sneak a little baggie of ricin past the bouncer at da club

[@tvwizard369]

Then manipulate the bouncer into believing the ricin was actually his 😂

[@shhhake]

Fuccn guys 😂

[@erwilson29]

He brought a bomb into a hospital too

[@Mary19o1c]

Breaking Bad is a story that tells the origin of a villain and at the end of the fourth season he really becomes a villain, when he shows no mercy and poisons an innocent boy to manipulate Jesse

[@roddydykes7053]

Probably his family would’ve died otherwise so he really was in a tough spot

[@aurelien5747]

@@roddydykes7053how would his family die?

[@thedarkknight9153]

I get why he poisoned him. And he knew the right dose to give him.

[@Mr.NineteenNinetyOneiii]

The moment he poisoned that child is when he lost every last drop of humanity he had on him as Walter White. He transcended evil into something else. He was nothing else but his alter ego Heisenberg. Maybe the last ull see of who was left of Walt, is the time he let Jesse live after realizing his not in partnership with Todd's gang. He felt pitty seeing through Jesse's eyes that he was badly beaten up, physically and deep down to his soul.

[@ABCABQ]

some would say that's the moment he became lily of the valley

[@AyeGhoulie]

11:55 Walt would never admit Gus is ahead of him

[@ABCABQ]

To get Jesse on his side, yes. Besides, Walt is also jealous of Gus for who he is and what he achieved.

[@theyoungKapitalist]

30 minutes of someone being a manipulator is crazy

[@patrickstar7428]

Almost a whole episode of "manipulative moments" ahaha

[@Meanie74]

Look up Misty being manipulative. And thats over 2 seasons

[@kittridge22]

after all he’s the one who knocks..

[@JasdeepSingh-dp8ns]

He even manipulated himself into thinking that he is the next Gus. Just because you shot Jesse James...don't make you Jesse James. - Mike

[@bumblebity2902]

I'm empire business

[@muhammadalidehghanian6988]

Reigniting Gale’s Case was actually a mistake. Not manipulation.

[@t221000]

Walt manipulated Jesse at every turn

[@bumblebity2902]

The only cure to handle insecurity attacks

[@0shahar236]

Best actor ever

[@tvwizard369]

Walt had main character syndrome 😂

[@bumblebity2902]

Napoleon complex maybe

[@tvwizard369]

@bumblebity2902 it's his pride/ego

[@DaScorpionSting]

Hank was the mastermind all along

[@henri191]

Walter's plan to poison the boy was the most manipulative one for me, the perfect plan

[@snowarmth]

truly brilliant :( There are many smart people out there who are restricted by their morality. Walt just proves how the most skillful maneuvers can be locked behind traits like Machiavellianism.

[@HayriEditz]

walt would never do this it was gus's plan. Who do you know who's allowed children to be murdered??? gus... think about it, its brilliant...

[@Flumpadorus]

Crazy how many primarily comedy actors (Cranston, Odenkirk, etc) showed up with such a talent for dramatic acting within both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.

[@raideri2]

18:05 the moment Hank became Slim Shady/Rapboy

[@RetroEcoChicken]

walt, the most stupid arogant guy out there. could have had the whole dea off his back but he had to be like, nah hes not a guineus he just copied someone.

[@foxernator]

Best Waltuh in the show from Finger 0:29

[@matthewminelli]

Are you accusing me of orchestrating the poisoning of a child?

[@AndresBranco]

23:39 I am the one who knocks

[@Andypooh37]

I never noticed this nod before at 23:09 Can someone give me a hint why he's nodding to Mike.

[@kendalls5451]

i think he’s saying “you got him” as in declan will agree to work with walt after seeing the product

[@giorgio89452]

The funny thing is that in the first scene Mike called Gale and he didn't hear. That was the only way to keep Walter alive in a situation like that. Plot armor strikes again..

[@korogumi]

His “yeah 😏” gets me every time

[@matthewminelli]

Heidelberg always existed in Walt. He just gradually emerged over time. Walter truly is a bad man. Doing evil things for your family doesn’t make you good or righteous.

[@TigerZilla520]

This was truly the moment when Walter White starred in the AMC show Breaking Bas (2008-2013)

[@jeffez6572]

Some of those I’d say is more egotistical than manipulative.

[@namelessfaerie1302]

''Walter's Most Manipulative Moments'' _29 minute long video_

[@mysticbox4071]

Crazy part with the confession tape is that Hank and Marie both want Walt out, but that caused infighting still. Just grade a bullshitter walt was.

[@supersaiyanzero386]

Hello to the guy who is going to post "you can watch all of Breaking Bad on this channel" every time a new video comes out.

[@oktopusmann]

How he just admitted jessy is good at smth right when he needs to.... damn 😅

[@JamieKenny-h5b]

Best Clip and scene in the entire series was.......Now Say my Name.... You're Heisenberg ? You god damn right !!!!!

[@apocryphalbebop]

One of my favorite things about Breaking Bad and Bryan Cranston is that *Walt* is such a bad actor that whenever he's lying through his teeth it's extremely obvious because of how hard he''s overacting. His "freakout" during the confrontation with Jesse is really hammy and seems forced meanwhile the freakout in the crawlspace like an episode prior is genuine and disturbing.

[@swibwi]

LOVED it when walt sent mike to Belize hehe

[@crlclssic]

Hell yeah

[@Bxrry125]

1:06 talk tuah

[@a.y.t.a.s.494]

I’m not in danger…

[@TiggerStudios]

I am the danger

[@a.y.t.a.s.494]

@TiggerStudios😎

[@Aubtoonice17]

Jesse was the downfall of Walter White, especially seasons 1-3

[@I_am_Junebug]

Let me count the ways...

[@nilsber.]

Yeah

[@Strochkin]

🥰

[@Zaltreep]

Mike told to Saul to not buisness with Walt. Mike haved a good feeling

[@cygnustsp]

I don't care what anyone says, Marie was hot

[@ccda3324]

real

[@tvwizard369]

Aaron Paul is fantastic 👍what an actor

[@insirtusernamehere]

As someone who has had over $100k in medical bills in the last couple of years...the whole medical bills aspect is completely overblown. I have probably actually paid about 8k in medical expenses. The entire point of insurance is to protect you from these expenses. Many teachers and government agents have great insurance.

[@Edensai]

And many dont. I have teacher friends with next to 0 coverage. Like less than $2000 for every expense combined. The medical bills are not even a little bit overblown

[@EdinoRemerido]

Are you from the US?

[@insirtusernamehere]

@EdinoRemerido Yep.

[@EdinoRemerido]

@insirtusernamehere then, what is your insurence provider and what medical expenses were there?