Every Character’s Final Scene in the Breaking Bad Universe

Every important character’s final scene, chronologically in the real world. It's the character's goodbye to us, the viewers, rather than their in-universe ending.
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Breaking Bad is a drama television series created & produced by Vince Gilligan for AMC. Set & filmed in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the series follows Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a high-school chemistry teacher who is struggling with a recent diagnosis of stage-three lung cancer. White turns to a life of crime & partners with a former student, Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul), to produce & distribute meth to secure his family's financial future before he dies, while navigating the dangers of the criminal underworld.
Among the stars are Anna Gunn & RJ Mitte as Skyler & Walter Jr., & Betsy Brandt & Dean Norris as Marie Schrader & husband Hank, a DEA agent. Others include Bob Odenkirk as Walter's & Jesse's lawyer Saul Goodman, Jonathan Banks as private investigator & fixer Mike Ehrmantraut, & Giancarlo Esposito as drug kingpin Gus Fring. The final season introduces Jesse Plemons as the criminally ambitious Todd Alquist, & Laura Fraser as Lydia Rodarte-Quayle.
The show received numerous awards, including 16 Primetime Emmy Awards, eight Satellite Awards, two Golden Globe Awards, two Peabody Awards, two Critics' Choice Awards, & four Television Critics Association Awards. Cranston won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series four times, while Aaron Paul won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series three times; Anna Gunn won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series twice. In 2013, Breaking Bad entered the Guinness World Records as the most critically acclaimed TV show of all time.
The series gave rise to Better Call Saul, a prequel featuring Odenkirk, Banks, & Esposito reprising their Breaking Bad roles. A sequel film, El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, starring Paul was released on Netflix & in theaters.
Also features Raymond Cruz as Tuco Salamanca, Mark Margolis as Hector Salamanca, Lavell Crawford as Huell Babineaux, & Steven Michael Quezada as Steven Gomez.
00:00 Intro
00:33 Ted Beneke
00:45 Gretchen & Elliott Schwartz
01:00 Skyler & Holly White
01:40 Walter White, Jr.
01:48 Tuco Salamanca
02:09 Ernesto
02:27 Werner Ziegler
02:43 Gale Boetticher
03:05 Brandon "Badger" Mayhew
03:16 Skinny Pete
03:27 Adam & Diane Pinkman
03:49 Todd Alquist
03:58 Jane Margolis
04:19 Ed Galbraith
04:38 Krazy-8
05:08 Steven Gomez & Hank Schrader
05:56 Peter Schuler & Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
06:12 Kevin Wachtell
06:26 Betsy & Craig Kettleman
06:56 Huell Babineaux
07:25 Nacho Varga
08:09 Stacey & Kaylee Ehrmantraut
08:23 Lalo Salamanca & Howard Hamlin
08:36 Hector, Leonel, & Marco Salamanca
08:53 Eladio Vuente
09:26 Juan Bolsa
09:44 Gustavo Fring
10:17 Manuel Varga
10:39 Rich Schweikart
10:44 Clifford Main
11:14 Emilio Koyama
11:23 Francesca Liddy
11:32 Jesse Pinkman
11:52 Mike Ehrmantraut
12:35 Walter White
12:57 Marie Schrader
13:57 Charles McGill
14:42 Kim Wexler & Jimmy McGill
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[@definitelynotabot1743]

I personally recommend watching "Breaking Bad" first, then "El Camino" and then "Better Call Saul". The story flows best this way.

[@betterwatchtv]

Makes sense!

[@fartspit8714]

I prefer watching it in the order of bcs (skip the last few episodes) then breaking bad then el camino then the last few episodes of bcs, but only do this after you’ve watched it in order of release

[@betterwatchtv]

@@fartspit8714 Okay, yeah, I think that's great as long as you've first watched it in the order of release. :) You can indeed pick up on new things that way.

[@definitelynotabot1743]

@@fartspit8714 yeah, if you've already watched it in release, I can imagine that this would be a lot of fun.

[@ModerateMic]

Yeah, although BB happens after BCS, seeing all the Breaking Bad characters in BCS is just such a good feeling. I’m not sure I’d feel the same way if I saw the “BCS” characters in Breaking Bad.

[@pumpkinhead4426]

I like how Walt (Granite State) and Gus both realized in bars that they both couldn't leave well enough alone and had to continue with their revenge and leave their drinks behind.

[@betterwatchtv]

Ooo, cool parallel! I never thought about that!

[@CrossoverFan4life]

Except Gus finishes his drink

[@pumpkinhead4426]

@@CrossoverFan4life oh I didn't know. But the shot of the booze (wine bottle and whiskey glass are pretty much parallel.) Maybe it was implying he was going to finish the bottle with the sommelier but left it full. Above all let's just say Walt didn't finish his drink (whiskey) and Gus didn't finish his snack (the sommelier)

[@betterwatchtv]

🤣

[@YaNoAwantoMas]

Left*

[@cinnamon4]

The ending of Better Call Sau felt so... significant. The entire empire of Walter White's falling apart and fates of characters shown. Somebody's killed, somebody's in jail, somebody's on the loose. Seeing Jesse Pinkman talking to Kim Wexler was pretty surreal. I love this feeling of something significant happening... usually I get this feeling on New Year's. What a great show that it made me feel this kinda feeling. It's valuable.

[@betterwatchtv]

Beautifully put! And New Year’s has always been my favorite holiday for the same reason!

[@antoniorojascortez135]

The end of an era is pretty significant.

[@whitmakermusic]

Same. Watched the finale on New Year's Day.

[@StepUpMedia039]

To be totally honest I think the BCS finale was even slightly better than BrBa finale and the final season of BCS ABSOLUTELY makes BrBa better. It's so utterly sad and haunting that Howard lies beneath the superlab next to his killer.

[@kylerstorm9260]

BCS ending was dumb dumb dumb. Saul ranting about “Walter White’s Drug Empire” when it was just simply Walt cooking for Declan and getting paid. Also Jimmy said he made millions laundering Walt’s money but that also wasn’t true as Walt had bought the car wash and Skyler was hiding the excess in the storage unit. Ending of BCS had bizarre retcons.

[@lilstrats944]

6:50 I never noticed this. The difference in power is insane! I mean.. just read this.. 🥶😅 Jimmy: Professional suit, seated, diner, longing for what he wants, they click the pen. Saul: Flashy tie and handkerchief, standing, desert, getting what he wants. Saul clicks the pen.

[@betterwatchtv]

That’s a great way to describe it. I didn’t think about who was clicking the pen!

[@jeromemojica2375]

I agree with your statement at the end on which order to watch the shows. When BB was made, they didn't even think of making BCS so the worldbuilding, the context, the implications of their actions were done episode by episode. BCS greatly expands the established characters, recontextualizing them and giving the audience a brand new perspective. However, watching BCS first really drives home how much of a force Walt was that he managed to tear down 6 years worth of buildup in just a year and a half. But then again, BCS was made with the understanding that people have already watched BB beforehand so characters, their introductions and their motives might feel out of place for new viewers

[@betterwatchtv]

Yep, thanks for the great comment!

[@ewetwentythree]

Another great video. It's amazing how Saul went from a comic relief to the final face we see in the franchise. I incorrectly guessed Howard, tbf, if you don't consider corpses I'm technically right

[@betterwatchtv]

Yeah, the corpses were the trick regarding Howard (and Lalo)! Thanks!

[@user-mt6hr4qf9n]

@@betterwatchtv Werner also dies in his last scene doesn't he? He's a more significant character than some of the characters in this video.

[@PhiPan]

hi ewe

[@BallisticWistfully]

heyy

[@VivekYadav-ds8oz]

@@user-mt6hr4qf9n Still not a significant character. Definitely wouldn't put him over Nacho.

[@bacondorito]

I will die on the hill of watching BCS first until s6e9, then BB, then El Camino, and then BCS s6e10-13. It was an opportunity I was provided and took advantage of. Not knowing the fates of characters was a great experience

[@betterwatchtv]

Haha. Hmm, I'm not sure what that gives you vs. watching El Camino a bit earlier. I guess it's a bit more logical timeline-wise. The one thing I will say is that I think El Camino is much more powerful when a lot of time elapses after the Breaking Bad finale. I don't know that it's exciting enough when people watch it right after the finale.

[@tros_725]

​@@betterwatchtvBest to come in blind

[@Rayan-nv5eg]

I agree

[@Kaika433]

Based

[@bacondorito]

@@betterwatchtv I mean, EC takes place pretty much immediately after the BB finale, so I didn’t mind watching it right after.

[@ralphb2608]

Great summation. Its been a year since BCS ended. I can honestly say now that I have never had a show's ending affect me like BCS's did. The end of BB left me physically exhausted. When Kim walked out of the prison in BCS, I was emotionally crushed. I didn't realize how much I was caught up in their universe in general, and Jimmy and Kim's story in particular. "You had them down to seven years...86...but with good behavior, who knows?"

[@betterwatchtv]

Thank you! I agree!

[@cheezkid2689]

It was such a bittersweet ending. It's hard to say goodbye to such incredible characters and such an incredible franchise. I hope it stays over and we don't get any more BB content. I can't go through the heartbreak of it ending again.

[@betterwatchtv]

Yeah, it seems harder and harder for it to continue without new actors, like if there were a Gus prequel to the prequel!

[@CadenIdkLol]

To me, I'm the kind of guy who likes to watch things in a timeline correct fashion, so if I were to rewatch it all again, I'd definitely watch BCS first

[@betterwatchtv]

I’m on board for that for a second viewing. Just not for the first viewing!

[@HeFromNorwayz]

Think you underestimated getting into SW in 2023. Remembering.which era its in, whos dead and alive. Its so much easier for my gf to understand when in timeline order, so was it for me. Who doesn't know the "im your father moment anyways"

[@louri8447]

Chuck, Gus and Mike had the most beautiful goodbyes

[@betterwatchtv]

I think I agree. What about Kim / Jimmy?

[@defnotatroll]

@@betterwatchtv Jim and Kimmy had the beautiful goodbye. I wouldn't say Chuck's extremely dark death was beautiful

[@betterwatchtv]

I think @louri8447 is talking about Chuck’s final scene in the series finale. :) One of many characters whose last scene doesn’t match their last in-universe moment!

[@joeyruss3933]

Kinda disappointed the despicable Uncle Jack didn’t at least get a mention (his brutal death is very deserved) but otherwise great video

[@betterwatchtv]

Ah, very true. I was worried someone was going to complain about me omitting someone like Bogdan! But you're right... I should have included Jack!

[@SteveNathn]

Or Combo

[@nont18411]

Trivia that is useless to think about but I’m saying it anyway. The first POV character by released order is Walter White. The first POV character by chronological order is Jimmy McGill. The final POV character is Kim Wexler.

[@betterwatchtv]

Hmm, interesting!

[@JKBDTS]

Jimmy and Chuck at the begining of BCS 3x10, 1965 flashback. That's crazy, that scene takes place when Hank wasn't even born.

[@betterwatchtv]

It's funny. I wouldn't have guessed that Jimmy is older than Hank!

[@JKBDTS]

@@betterwatchtv Hank died at the age of 44, but looks 60 XD

[@Magnos]

Fantastic video, i truly appreciate your willingness to let scenes play out without commentary, while ALSO not just making a simple compilation. You even managed to show me a few things i havent ever noticed, like how similar the Skylers last scene was to that of Jesse meeting Kim. Hope this kickstarts your channel into something big!

[@betterwatchtv]

Thank you so much!! It’s a delicate balance. Well, this is unexpectedly my most-viewed video so far, so hopefully the algorithm keeps finding the Breaking Bad fans out there like you!

[@Magnos]

@@betterwatchtv As someone who's also blown up on social media overnight some small advice that i really wish i had : The algorithm will slow down and numbers will drop. Don't be discouraged! Focus on the subscribers and returning viewers you've gained and keep making content you love, then you will keep growing, even if it's not always explosive-growth! I will stick around, wouldn't be suprised to see you post your silver play button within the next year ;)

[@betterwatchtv]

Thanks! Yeah, I’m just trying to keep improving and focus on making good videos regardless! I’m glad you’re here!

[@maulrat588]

The scene in the rain with Jesse and Kim is straight out of 1940s film. Kim runs out into the rain almost like Hepburn. It's so elegant.

[@betterwatchtv]

Great point!

[@defnotatroll]

That deleted Gus scene is so 🔥. It should have made the cut

[@betterwatchtv]

I agree!

[@UbisoftVaCrever]

Amazing montage and a very original concept. Your videos are so great !

[@betterwatchtv]

Thank you so much! I almost didn't get this one out on time due to getting sick, but I'm glad you like it!

[@blokvader8283]

I feel very cool that I guessed who the dead person final scene was, because he's never seen anywhere else. He has the perfect conclusion and a really satisfying going out. Obviously I wont say who it is for spoiler reasons lmao Also, I still love that Walter's final scene is just him being a "smarter than you" redditor asshole lmao, it fits his character so well

[@betterwatchtv]

Haha, awesome! I’m still a little confused why Walt yells at Saul to “speak up” toward the beginning of that scene. It feels kind of random, and I don’t know if there’s some reason for it that I’m missing.

[@blokvader8283]

@betterwatchtv Honestly, you can't really tell with Walter, but I'm assuming it's just supposed to show the difference between the two Saul is clearly unhappy with everything and this entire identity change isn't even something he wants to do, while Walter is blindly trying to get through things without any care for other people Basically, Walt's just a dick and he'll take any excuse to be mean to anyone lmao

[@betterwatchtv]

That's fair!

[@alexor081]

​@@betterwatchtvThe "speak up" is an old, popular, universal, manipulative technique for intimidating someone. Basically, Walter didn't want to talk to him and Saul starts the conversation with reluctance and hesitation. He pretended he didn't hear him because some people, when they say that, they realize the chasm between them and usually reply with "Forget it. It was nothing". BB broken down Saul would do that, but BCS Saul with the weight of Jimmy Magill on his shoulders continues. Just like a young person during an interview or a large group. In the midst of the conversation, "Speak up/ Repeat yourself. We can't hear you." Oftentimes, the receiver gets discouraged by that and everyone could see it. Besides, Walter was a typical strict teacher, so, he always knew how to be authoritative or "bully" others. Simple but effective.

[@GamingEelektross]

I personally also like to use that scene with Saul and Walter (and the ending of BCS) as the way to properly frame how Saul saw Walter the entire time. Walter's always thinking he's the big stuff while being surprisingly vulnerable without Saul bailing him out in many cases. Despite all Saul did, Walter always had a low opinion of him, given the "So you were always like this" comment. Walter only saw Saul as a useful idiot that his ego needed him to be, and Saul saw Walter as another Chuck, only with all the qualities of a self-serving egomaniac and none of the endearing traits that Jimmy and Chuck had, but ultimately tried to bury.

[@blueclipsa]

My girlfriend couldn’t get into Breaking Bad at first because of all the violence, but BCS was a nice lower-energy way to introduce her to the universe. It’s not release order, but it’s worked well enough

[@betterwatchtv]

That’s certainly a good reason! I like that!

[@rippindrummer666]

Just watched bcs then bb and honestly I think bcs is better.

[@InnerCityGirl1]

Of all the deaths, for me Nacho's was the saddest, followed by Brock's mom Andrea. The scene where Jesse is forced to watch her being murdered is just horrific.

[@betterwatchtv]

Yeah, makes sense. There are a lot of sad ones!

[@Andre_APM]

Wish we could've seen Ernie at Howard's celebration of life in S6

[@betterwatchtv]

I never thought of that! I wonder if the actor wasn’t available.

[@DanBottiglieri]

Don't forget we see Howard and Chuck through the lens of a TV show where they're given importance which would be lacking in real life: if you were fired from a job and a few years later, one of your bosses (who were never particularly kind to you) died, would you turn up at their memorial? Probably not.

[@betterwatchtv]

Very good point!

[@willleslie2745]

Howards death and burial scene is the most tragic death in any tv show i've watched and probably will ever watch.

[@betterwatchtv]

That’s a good way to describe it!

[@stebstebanesier6205]

Of all of the characters in these tv shows and movie, for me anyway, the break-out sweethearts were Badger and Skinny Pete. What those characters did for Jessie in El Camino was amazing. They saw a friend that was in need, and sacrificed everything to make sure their buddy was going to be okay, they even gave up their cars, that's friendship.

[@betterwatchtv]

Yeah! They had a great send-off in Breaking Bad, but even better in El Camino!

[@StepUpMedia039]

Their send off in El Camino was beautiful and I loooove how the interrogation scene with Pete wasn't even in the actual film.

[@masterkasidit2]

Now do the based on timeline last scene

[@betterwatchtv]

I think I will add that to my list! Thanks!

[@misterloqd4669]

Damn! This video is realy well made. This deserves more views. Keep up the good work!

[@betterwatchtv]

Thank you! I’m glad I got your view!

[@danthewoodman8558]

Fun fact: Emilio had the longest distance between appearances of anybody in the series, only showing up in the first episode of Breaking Bad and the second to last episode of Better Call Saul.

[@betterwatchtv]

I love it!

[@Unqualifiedtake]

Thanks for the reminder of the amazing arc from this series. Truly incredible.

[@betterwatchtv]

You’re welcome! Thanks for the comment!

[@mjjjermaine]

This was a well researched and incredibly well edited video! You’ve gained a new subscriber!

[@betterwatchtv]

Thanks! I’m glad you’re here!

[@ShartFromTheHeart]

hey , great video! after watching everything in BB universe this was a fun reminder of all the characters. keep up the great content, and you are very underrated

[@betterwatchtv]

Thank you! 🫡

[@MisterWildchild]

Ted Beneke is more a pain than a main character

[@betterwatchtv]

😂

[@shreviews6969]

Awesome video mate! Great concept and idea!

[@betterwatchtv]

Thank you very much!

[@TenThumbsProductions]

Watching this, if they are going in chronological order there are a lot of major characters whose final scene is their death scene, if they are going in order of release the only once I can think of is Nacho.

[@TenThumbsProductions]

I can think of another one too now, I am writing here so you know I didn't edit. Lalo, another guess.

[@betterwatchtv]

Nacho is who I was looking for! Lalo is one of many who are briefly shown after their moment of death!

[@TenThumbsProductions]

@@betterwatchtv Great video, I would say a dead body doesn't count, so I would add Lalo, but I would've missed Howard by own rules.

[@betterwatchtv]

Gotcha! Indeed, if dead bodies count then there are lots we could add!

[@abrahamster4234]

Wow I was surprised to see that you only have 1.59k Subscribers! You made such a good video that goes in depth very well. Please keep what your doing I will definitely be there for when you KZbin channel blows up.

[@betterwatchtv]

I’m glad you’re here to help me grow!

[@aten9962]

Can't believe you forgot Bill Oakley!!! But fr, great video. Very insightful commentary, way beyond what I expected.

[@betterwatchtv]

Thank you very much! I was worried about the video being too long (since I normally aim for 5-8 minutes) but I clearly drew the line too aggressively! Especially since all I needed to do was tack on a few more seconds to the hearing scene!

[@derekmann8239]

This vid combines two of my favorite things. The Breaking Bad universe and random trivia. 😎

[@betterwatchtv]

Well! Then you’re in the right place! You’ll get even more trivia in my other videos, including the one that just dropped today! Thanks for the comment!

[@bzking24]

10:44 I like that little edit you did with the thought bubble

[@betterwatchtv]

Thanks! It made me laugh!

[@ninyaninjabrifsanovichthes45]

I knew exactly who the only major character who's final appearance was his death from the moment that question was asked.

[@betterwatchtv]

Great!You're a true fan!

[@moony3890]

Another great concept & video. Loved it. Kinda got emotional by seeing that title "Kim Wexler & Jimmy McGill". Farewell..

[@betterwatchtv]

Aww, thanks!!

[@donaldcalhoun3665]

I'm saddened that the actor who played as Hector Salamanca passed away

[@betterwatchtv]

Indeed. RIP!

[@fieldmarshalzhukov]

o7

[@braves9652]

Wow, well done. This is my first video and I think you were outstanding. Smart, well written, well spoken and I do love it when the narrator has good grammar. In addition I love it when the scenes are clear and concise I will subscribe and a look forward to more videos. 😊

[@betterwatchtv]

Woo-hoo! Thank you so much! Grammar has always been important to me!

[@braves9652]

@@betterwatchtv Glad to hear that.

[@JKBDTS]

I guessed Also as I'm typing you said that Kaylee's only Season 6 scene is in Axe and Grind, but she also appeared in Wine and Roses.

[@betterwatchtv]

Oops, you're right! I was thinking of Stacey!

[@RetrOHeaD5805]

I don't understand why you didn't mention Bill Oakley, he is present and does matter for the whole series

[@betterwatchtv]

Ah! You’re right, I should have mentioned him, especially because we were basically right there anyway!

[@theloquenderoz100]

I liked the commentary, nice work!

[@betterwatchtv]

Thank you very much!

[@seifoswaglel5823]

rip Mark Margolis

[@betterwatchtv]

RIP Mark!

[@austinvanmarasigan4678]

Everytime I watch Huell’s genuine question to Saul about why he does all his shady stuff really made me realize right in the middle of the show that Saul really was the bad guy.

[@betterwatchtv]

Yeah!

[@jjbasson]

thanks for this, man

[@betterwatchtv]

Thanks for the comment!

[@EternalClutch69]

another great video my guy.

[@betterwatchtv]

Thank you!!

[@markstevens9406]

that gus deleted scene coulda been so good

[@betterwatchtv]

Yeah! Would have been great (although the scene was already long).

[@joellundkvist1308]

This video is great! I would have loved to see more characters like Bill Oakley, Bogdan, Danny Wormald, Wendy or Jack Welker.

[@betterwatchtv]

Thanks. Indeed, those would have been great characters to include (plus Combo)! I do regret leaving them out!

[@Trident_Gaming03]

I wonder why they deleted the final scene of Gus, it would've been so good

[@betterwatchtv]

Yeah, my only guess is that the restaurant scene was pretty long already.

[@rodgercampo5332]

fantastic video

[@betterwatchtv]

Thank you very much!

[@KutWrite]

I still think my favorite scene in all of this is the "Best two hitmen west of the Mississippi" scene with the laser dots on Gretchen and Elliott.

[@betterwatchtv]

And a great goodbye to those two… until El Camino!

[@Gooseboy316]

I haven't watched the latest season of "Better Call Saul" partly because my dad was really into the show and he passed before that season aired. I think it will be hard for me to watch it and want to talk about it afterwards.

[@betterwatchtv]

I’m so sorry. That makes perfect sense.

[@SupergiantgeckosLLC]

Sharon Vince&Peters CSA originally wanted to cast me for Emilios role. Told her I’m a sushi chef not an actor but anytime you need to cast a chef then hit me up. I served them all at Amagis sunset&gower next to their reading room from ‘04-‘06 fulltime then to ‘10 off n on. I Have soo many stories serving celebs at over 20venues in 30+yrs😅

[@betterwatchtv]

No way! That's awesome!

[@Pobert69]

Marco's last appearance was in S1 E6 of the hit animated show "Slippin' Jimmy" and it's a crime he was forgotten

[@betterwatchtv]

Haha, so true!

[@CornholioPuppetMaster]

Walt died, Jesse escaped, and Saul went to prison

[@betterwatchtv]

Yes, but only Saul's ending is his last scene (in the real-world episode release timeline)!

[@mikeblast7507]

Mark Margolis' best role since he played "Cosner, just Cosner," madam's driver, in a Columbo episode.

[@betterwatchtv]

I’ll have to check that out!

[@JKBDTS]

You completely skipped Jack. Was he not worth it at all?

[@JKBDTS]

Even Werner was there

[@betterwatchtv]

Yeah, that was a miss on my part. I should have included him. (I only included Werner because that scene was right there when I was including Gale's last scene.)

[@lavatacoburrito9410]

Love that you considered the Popcorners commercial. It's really funny that as of today, it's one of the last pieces of Breaking Bad content we'll be getting in a while.

[@betterwatchtv]

I hadn’t thought of it that way! Thanks! Also funny because the Popcorners commercial makes a quick cameo in my next video (on April 1st)…

[@darrinmcneill534]

I was never as glad to see someone get killed than hector

[@betterwatchtv]

He certainly did despicable things! Gus kind of overshadows his death, though!

[@Frankie5Angels150]

The kid on the dirt bike that was dissolved in acid was the worst death of all.

[@betterwatchtv]

I agree!

[@andreiboroianu946]

Well, at least he didn’t feel anything…

[@RoundedPotato]

Ain't no way this channel has under 2k subs Its really good for that mnay subs

[@betterwatchtv]

Thank you, Mr. Potato! Soon it will have more than 2k! 🤞

[@Justicegamingandco]

both shows are the best i have ever seen

[@betterwatchtv]

I agree!

[@SheldonAdama17]

10:00 In a weird way that final shot evokes Walt’s unfinished Scotch from the end of “Granite State”

[@betterwatchtv]

Yeah! I had never thought of that before this video!

[@giovanniferraiolo7682]

This video made me emotional and I don't know why

[@betterwatchtv]

Aww, that’s high praise! Thanks for sharing!

[@Urgh_I_have_to_go]

Havnt ended the video yet but is the character wich final moment is their death, chao (or whatever his name was)?

[@betterwatchtv]

Haha, Chao would indeed be correct, but I considered him to be too minor of a character to include in this!

[@user-yn1sf9mq3z]

i have watched the entire universe in the release order (multiple times) and most recently watched it in timeline order. both have positives and negatives. i feel there's no wrong way to watch it, but watching it in release order probably makes the most sense.

[@betterwatchtv]

I realized that I should have said "the first time you watch it." I think it is really cool to watch in timeline order for a second viewing!

[@user-yn1sf9mq3z]

@@betterwatchtv it's all good! this is the first time i've seen your channel, and i thought this was a good video. i'll take a look at some of your other videos.

[@betterwatchtv]

Thanks! 🙏 I’m glad you found it!

[@happylad7765]

i just wanna make sure, lalo isn't a major character who's last scene is their death because theres also the scene where hes buried with howard correct?

[@betterwatchtv]

Correct!

[@betterwatchtv]

Also, your pic freaked me out for a second since I thought there was a fly on my screen!

[@happylad7765]

@@betterwatchtv lol

[@Triple3Trey]

I watched El Camino last and it was in my opinion the best way to end off the Breaking Bad franchise.

[@betterwatchtv]

Interesting. That’s actually what I did as well, but it wasn’t pre-planned. I can certainly see the argument for that order.

[@SteveNathn]

Emilio’s character has the largest gap, it’s almost absurd. Appears only in episode 1 of breaking bad and the penultimate episode of better call Saul, a 14 year gap

[@betterwatchtv]

That is pretty crazy to think about! Thanks!

[@unkolawdio]

Goodbye

[@betterwatchtv]

Come back soon!

[@darthtader5802]

I’m guessing that either nacho or lalo is the character who’s final scene is his death

[@betterwatchtv]

Yes, one of them (and only one)!

[@somedorkydude6483]

Walts line you were always like this come from the fact he is taking jimmy at his word when he says his regrets are bad knees Now was jinmy always like this to an extent yes. Bcs isn't a story about change its about failing to change for the better For the most part jimmy is negatively progressing but is mostly regressing and the ending is sort of about jimmy proving even though he did become slippin jimmy with a law degree he could change peter gould said that j8mmy had earned back his humanity and wouldn't repeat his actions but he did also state he isnt sure he necessarily redeemed himself in the sense that he cant undo the damage he caused but in his mind he has finaly changed into a better person even if it's in a prison

[@betterwatchtv]

Yeah, I think his actions during the hearing indicate personal growth. Thanks for watching and the great comment!

[@user-xs4ow4mi8m]

watch in release order. then wait about a year or two. then watch in chronological order

[@betterwatchtv]

I like that! 💯

[@biogesic918]

Nacho's and Howard's death probably the most saddest for me....

[@betterwatchtv]

How would you compare them to Hank?

[@sunset8961]

I'm pretty sure the major character whose death is their last scene in the timeline is Nacho because he's not in breaking bad or el camino.

[@betterwatchtv]

Yep (and that scene happened after BB & EC in the real-world timeline that I’m using here)!

[@sunset8961]

@betterwatchtv very clever indeed!

[@Jose-tu2yo]

Man they should've kept that final extended Gus BCS scene

[@betterwatchtv]

Yeah!

[@jdorffer]

I watched breaking bad, then BCE and finally el Camino, I think that was a fine way to end the whole thing

[@betterwatchtv]

Yeah, that’s also a good approach. Francesca mentioning that the feds believe Jesse’s in Mexico carries a little more weight if you watched El Camino first, but that’s a minor point!

[@x8c8r]

I expected this to be chronologically placed, instead of in order of episodes.

[@betterwatchtv]

Gotcha. I was doing based on real-world release dates. It seemed more interesting to me, but I could do it the other way, too!

[@kevinchan9206]

I would say the courtroom confession was the final scene of Saul Goodman. The farewell with Kim was the final scene of Jimmy McGill.

[@betterwatchtv]

Ah, nice!

[@szamenkazmi754]

I recommend watching BCS first Leaving Last Seasom of it,then BB and EC,after that recontinue with BCS Finale.

[@betterwatchtv]

I know several people have done that, but I just can’t on board (for the first viewing). I got too much joy out of the BB character reveals!

[@szamenkazmi754]

@@betterwatchtv you Mean First Thing First. As the Director offered.

[@pickergamin559]

11:28 actually, the last time we see Francesca is when Gene calls her and she takes the hidden money and tells him the news of Albuquerque, who and what happened to all the people he knew

[@betterwatchtv]

I had also thought that, but that’s only for the “in-universe timeline.” In our timeline (episode release date), that actually happens in episode 11 (Breaking Bad) vs. this scene in episode 12!

[@aaa743w]

I realized when at Jessie's parents that Lalo was the one who's last scene was his death

[@betterwatchtv]

Lalo appears one more time later (when he's being buried)!

[@Twistedslop62]

You should do the office for your next show “studies” idk what you want to call it.

[@betterwatchtv]

Interesting idea!

[@codyburgett7962]

I’m just guessing, the video just started and you asked if we think we know who’s last scene is there death, I’m pretty sure it’s Howard!

[@betterwatchtv]

It’s pretty tricky! So many people are shown one more time!

[@codyburgett7962]

@@betterwatchtvbut now that I’m thinking about it, wouldn’t it technically be 2 characters? Lalo and Howard?? Or am I missing something?

[@betterwatchtv]

The answer was Nacho! Howard and Lalo don’t count, because we saw them being buried later (a different scene).

[@codyburgett7962]

@@betterwatchtv agghhh I see!! That makes sense! I guess it didn’t dawn on me you were counting dead body scenes

[@betterwatchtv]

Yep!

[@EverPaintP]

I watched BCS first. Just picked it randomly on Netflix, had no idea of this world of BB. I was just searching for Mike's death cause if it was reveled and bumped into this vid. Daaaarn, somebody should have told me that there are other series related to this. EDIT: Anyone knows how did Mike die?

[@betterwatchtv]

Huh! Wow! Well, if you want to appreciate just how many BCS characters came from Breaking Bad, check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2Kqn52Jhqyjb9k

[@saki.rope_]

i was thinking that it was jack, but when i saw who it actually was (the one who had their death be their last scene) it made a lot of sense

[@betterwatchtv]

I really should have included Jack, although I would still consider him a minor character, similar to Werner Zeigler.

[@diablovenator2893]

@@betterwatchtv He was pretty important, considering his role throughout season 5 of Breaking Bad.

[@betterwatchtv]

Yeah, definitely a strong case!

[@JKBDTS]

The main characters are: Breaking Bad: Walter White, Jesse Pinkman, Skyler White, Hank Schrader, Marie Schrader, Walter White Jr, Gustavo Fring, Saul Goodman, Mike Ehrmantraut, Lydia Rodarte-Quayle, Todd Alquist Better Call Saul: Saul Goodman, Mike Ehrmantraut, Kim Wexler, Howard Hamlin, Nacho Varga, Chuck McGill, Gustavo Fring, Lalo Salamanca It's a list made by the creators, not me

[@Icy_film]

Wait, doesn’t the normal scenes in better call Saul come before breaking bad, but the black and white scenes come after

[@betterwatchtv]

Correct! I’ve got a different video that handles things in that order: kzbin.info/www/bejne/roiQanyOpc96qLs

[@ed8586]

New channel that analyzes movies and the like? Count me in!

[@betterwatchtv]

Awesome! Welcome!!

[@tclonewolf89]

Rip don hector

[@betterwatchtv]

RIP!

[@joshuatmgg1983]

The way I watched the shows/film was. 1. Better Call Saul S1-S6 Ep1 - 9, 2. Breaking Bad, 3. Better Call Saul S6 Ep10 - 13, 4. El Camino. I understood that the final 4 episodes and El Camino can be watched either way after the majority of BCS and the entirety of BB but I kinda got spoiled for the ending of BCS and where Saul/Jimmy ends up and I felt that El Camino had somewhat of a happier ending so I saved that for last.

[@betterwatchtv]

That’s how you watched everything the first time?? Or was this a rewatch?

[@joshuatmgg1983]

@@betterwatchtv first time, the rewatches had me watching el camino after BB then the ending episodes of BCS

[@betterwatchtv]

Interesting!

[@JTmoney2424]

You forgot Andreas final scene

[@betterwatchtv]

Indeed, my apologies to her (and Victor, Tyrus, Lawson, Ira, Erin, Irene, Jack, Bill, and Kuby)! I was trying to draw a line on who to include, but I was too strict.

[@missmandolinaa]

I thought we would have see Skyler and Walt Jr again. Maybe in the Saul's court scene? Sitting next to Marie..

[@betterwatchtv]

Yeah, you’d think so. I imagine Anna Gunn wasn’t on board.

[@facurojas4477]

Huel: You make good money, right? Saul: Reasonably

[@betterwatchtv]

😂 Missed opportunity!

[@connorthomas2667]

Mr huel asking the most common sense questions

[@betterwatchtv]

Indeed!

[@kwk111]

I love Clifford Main, he was by far the most good person in BCS

[@betterwatchtv]

Yeah, probably true in terms of adult major characters!

[@desireheard3540]

Good video

[@betterwatchtv]

Thanks again!

[@markmcavoy1368]

ReWatched Breaking Bad for umpteenth time then watched Better call Saul for 2nd time. Saul was a must better watch with Breaking Bad fresh in my memory. These 2 shows hav the best character development of any show I’ve ever seen on TV. The way the writers answered questions about how these characters got to where they were in Breaking was brilliant. Even characters like Crazy 8. For some reason this character intrigued me. Seemed like a good dude deep down. It explains why (when Hank & Steve find 8’s car) they assume somebody “croaked they’re snitch”. Brilliant

[@betterwatchtv]

Yes!! The Breaking Bad characters in Better Call Saul are what inspired me to start this channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2Kqn52Jhqyjb9k

[@studgerbil9081]

Nacho Varga. nuff said.

[@betterwatchtv]

Indeed!

[@Damncaterer]

Rip mark margolis

[@betterwatchtv]

RIP. 🙏