FILMMAKER REACTS to BREAKING BAD Season 5 Episode 6: Buyout

[@Lukasgate]

That dinner scene almost broke my spine the first time I watched it. Man every episode of season 5 is just perfect

[@JamesVSCinema]

Unbelievable levels of CRINGE hahaha

[@ChrisMaxCisneros]

So we all agree that cringe is like having a black hole near you.

[@MamadNobari]

Imagine if Liam McPoyle was there too.

[@iCortex1]

​@@ChrisMaxCisnerosin the middle of your spine. But yes I do agree with that description lol

[@jayge17]

Throughout this series, every time you used the word "cringe," I thought of this episode. Also, it speaks to my wife's sort of demented sense of humor that the dinner scene is possibly the hardest I've ever heard her laugh, as Jesse holds that glass of water like a security blanket.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Bro I was dying hahaha needed some damn water myself after that. Great scene!

[@lelouchvibritannia4028]

Nah, I think of the happy birthday scene. Just unadulterated cringe that makes me want to drown.

[@debbyemerson3877]

​@@lelouchvibritannia4028true. Never need to watch that scene again *shudder*

[@cashmoneycockburn9502]

I’m with your wife 😂 the scene is hilarious and cringy in a good way

[@AceCorban]

Jesse's "Thank God!" after Walt tells him the kids are away always cracks me up.

[@shotsofpadron]

It cracks me up even more after watching this KZbin poop a while back where it frames that scene as a horror movie 💀 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rau6Z3iKi96bidEsi=7BWXzYqCgHBWTiVn The part at 4:26 (and a little before it too)

[@loganmcleod141]

"don't put me through this dinner scene" man I wanted to live in that dinner scene 🤌🏽

[@JamesVSCinema]

Savage energy hahaha

[@petergamez9830]

I heard those green beans were choice, yo.

[@TheBlueDragon86]

Man, I died when you talked about that awkward dinner scene. One of the funniest parts of the show! “Give me Todd shooting the kid again.” You kill me, bro!

[@marvelsandals4228]

Jesse: I take it back Mr. White, I'm not leaving the business, hell give Todd a medal and lets shoot some more kids, but please for the love of God let me leave the table rn

[@Iustinfm]

Don't forget an important fact about Jesse - he has a little brother, which I think is a big factor in his feelings towards young boys being hurt or mistreated.

[@irrelevantandbeyond]

The rest of the show is beyond god tier from here on out. The greatest 10 episodes in TV history.

[@Literally-God]

"Show me Todd shooting the kid again" as opposed to watching the dinner scene was probably the most hilarious thing I've ever heard you say lmao. I actually had to pause the video I was laughing so hard

[@JamesVSCinema]

LMFAOOO I couldn’t handle it! 😭

[@AshenCorvum]

Woah the one time James DOESNT want a dinner scene?! That's how you know the writting is good!

[@transformersrevenge9]

Walt whistling ''Lily of the Valley' is diabolical. Also, the speech about Empire business really reminds us of what Walt was always about. Hurt pride and ego. Since episode 1, we have known that he wasn't some poor soul, grasping for the last straw (the drug business) to survive. His friends offered him money, and he turned it down, because he is bitter that he sold out of the Grey Matter business. And that bitterness about missing out, drives him. The cancer just set him free. Had he been healthy, he would have just been bitter inside. But once he knew that he is dangerously ill, all bets were off. And the crazy thing is that this isn't some reveal late into season 5. We have known it the entire time. And it's crazy how this buyout is a parallel to the first time in life he sold out. It all came full circle. Not to mention that the awkward dinner scene is yet another manipulation by Walt. Jesse is firmly on Mike's side, and yet Walt has him stay for dinner, to see how miserable and sad Walt's life is, and how the meth business is the only thing he has. So when it comes down to Walt vs Mike over the issue, the emphatic Jesse chooses emotion (Walt) over rationality (Mike). Also, the dinner scene shows more than anything, that despite everything, Jesse has almost a kid like politeness to him. I love that aspect of his character. He can be tough when he needs to be, but he is naturally respectful towards people like Skyler and Mike.

[@shineinouzen7412]

What’s crazy is even if Walt was angry about the Gretchen & Elliot situation. He didn’t have to give up his share of Grey Matter share. He could have been a founding member with Stock in the company without having to be involved in anything. But of course his pride and ego didn’t let him.

[@MrZilla]

By the way, the song Walter was whistling is called "Lily of the Valley."

[@ariel5876]

I love the scene where Walt tells Jessey about Grey matter, it's a peek through his thought process, how he maybe feels he has built this empire and won't get out as he did with Grey matter, won't let his talent be lost again, or the opportunity to be a millionare fly off his hands again. Lovely cross of stories Aswell as the show off his reality with the family situation, making clear his point (other than pride) how he "needs this" so much, to manipulate him .. again

[@SolidSnake240]

This ep has the best cold open in the series for me. The ambient music and the montage of them disposing of Drew's body was so dark. Then we get a look the guys' faces that tell us a lot about what they're feeling in the moment.

[@jeremymcinturff985]

the dinner scene is my favorite part of the entire series. LMAO the 16:38 part of Jesse drinking his water in stunned silence 😂

[@iCortex1]

Walt's speech about his grey matter buy out is phenomenal... to me it's up there in the top 5 of best scenes in the show. Walt NEVER gave us the real reason why he's doing everything, it's the very first time you get a glimpse into his true motivations. We know he's an absolute genius who got robbed of his future (in a way), but he has paid for his cancer treatment long ago. So why continue ? His regret is the reason, amongst other reasons like revenge pride etc Idk I think it doesn't get the attention it deserves.

[@shineinouzen7412]

He didn’t get robbed of his future. He gave it away because of his pride and ego as per uuuse

[@shinyt9003]

big difference between walt and mike: they both reassure jesse no one is there when he is nervous, but in walt's case, they are actually interrupted by skyler despite his assurance

[@marvelsandals4228]

Good point, Walt is a master liar, he is very good at sounding confident, genuine, honest...but he's pulling it out of his ass in real time, and usually right before he gets away with it something goes wrong, a crack in the story

[@jordyw441]

lol when Mr White says "my kids are gone"...Jesse "Thank God" lollol

[@drakeunderscoremason]

I always have to argue with my friends about Todd because I believe that he is the most terrifying villain of this show man. I will die on that hill. Gus may have been an enormously powerful force of ruthless charisma, but Todd is straight up mild-mannered sociopath. Like the are people like him just, around. Scares the ish outta me man.

[@JamesVSCinema]

You’ll really enjoy my discussion as the show goes along then!

[@MayvaAva]

For me, and maybe it’s because I know people like him (minus the murder, more petty crimes like stealing stamps and knickknacks from Hobby Lobby), he’s not as scary as some of the other villains because he’s an open book, his motives are clear and laid bare, you never know what gus is capable of, you don’t even know his motives half the time, you never know what even Walt will do, but Todd, all in all, a simple guy

[@bejita7831]

"Show me Todd shooting the kid again" hahahahahaha what a way to express it =P that's hilarious. Also, the way this episode ends - I saw a great montage somone did of each time Walt's had a gun held to his head, and watching the way his reaction to that same situation changes over time is pretty cool.

[@MrDrokkul]

I remember the first time I saw Jesse Plemons (Meth Damon) I was thinking, "It's like Matt Damon and Philip Seymour Hoffman had a kid together."

[@rumham7466]

Lol totally

[@aquiler3959]

the dinner scene never is always so funny to me. The way Jesse tries to make the moment less awkward but he only makes it worse. Also "I am in the empire business" is such a good line to represent Walt and why he is doing this. It hasn't been about providing for his family for a long time.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Damn right!

[@tsmartin]

The next episode Walt delivers an equally good line.

[@jmwild1]

@@tsmartin You're goddamn right he does.

[@themikereda]

"My name is Sklyer White, yo. The green beans are from the deli at Alberton's, yo!"

[@Jared_Wignall]

That dinner scene is one of the most awkward scenes in this show. And the way Walt was able to get out of being zip tied to the radiator and hide the methylamine is truly amazing. Great reaction James, hope you’re doing well man. Take care!

[@soundofnellody262]

Liquidating the kid is so terrible. The parents will never know what happend to their son. There is no body to be found. No "closure" for them ever. It is the most evil thing Walter ever did in the show imo.

[@steves9955]

True, not knowing is torture for the mind

[@impossible7163]

In the first scene there are four men. Todd, who doesn't give a fuck. Walt, who may give a fuck at some level but is sooo far gone. Mike, who tries to make money for her granddaughter but price is getting real high. Jesse, who refuses to take part in that macabre scene... but still stays in business. EDIT: "The greatest thing Walter has cooked is Jesse." Now there's is an interesting point to think about. Walter has been the one to make him grow but... yeah

[@StarsDie88]

Jesse drinking water is one of the greatest scenes ever.

[@PodyTheCirate]

I love the dinner scene because that was my entire childhood family dinners😂😂

[@JakeBourne13]

“I’ll f**kin do it again” -Goofy on trial

[@owenyoung9915]

I can’t wait for the next two episodes man holy shit. Especially the beginning of the next one!

[@generichuman_]

"Meth Damon" will never get old. Ever.

[@J.Devitt]

The thing is people like to justify Walt's decisions cause he's just "taking care of his family in desperate circumstances" (and to some degree this concept is involved in the dislike for Skylar), but people forget that he denied the money and job from Elliot (that would've sufficiently covered him and his family) out of pride. I mention this here cause they mention that past business in this episode, and so it almost makes his current and past actions reasonable. But we forget that HE was the one who left that business randomly out of nowhere before it became successful (and left Elliot and Gretchen to struggle and try to make it a success by themselves without a critical part of the team). He even, out of his own decision, took a buyout to leave and agreed to the money that was offered. And also if he didn't want the business to use his research to contribute to its success, he could have also set that out in the buyout negotiations. Or otherwise didn't even try to negotiate for some kind of royalty system depending on how successful the business becomes. He seemed to just want to take that buyout money he agreed to and leave. It's not even like they pushed him out cause they make it very clear and stress that he just left randomly out-of-the-blue (and he himself doesn't even deny it when Gretchen brings this up). He didn't even need to take the money or job later from Elliot as a "charity" as he was so averse to. Elliot even phrased it as just giving to Walt what he's owed (so not a handout. And Walt could've even made that very clear before accepting and only if the agreement enshrined that viewpoint). But instead he took a more dangerous and risky path (for not only himself, but also his family) due to his pride.

[@stevemartegani]

James literally shrunk in the camera during the dinner scene LOL

[@TampaCEO]

16:30 - Oh my God I've been waiting for you to finally get to this dinner scene. Literally every person who reacts to it laughs their asses off. It's one of the funniest things I've seen in this show.

[@Midkipper]

Todds actors ability to be a complete physco is unmatched

[@maxs2480]

Surprised you edited out the part where Jesse punches Todd square in the face

[@stanlee4ever278]

Aw man, boys. We know whats all coming next Sunday! Buckle up James the coming weeks are going to be crazy! XD

[@DennisFeinsteinCEO]

I'm not sure how to recommend a series, but After Life or Derek... Both directed, written, and starring Ricky Gervais are UNBELIEVABLE. There's only 3 seasons of After Life and 2 of Derek, but they are just so unbelievably done. Extremely deep, very funny, and just real life. They're about real life happening to you and how we react to it when it does... If you haven't seen them they are both MUST watches. They're in my to 5 favorite shows of all-time 💜💜💜

[@barrybigdog3406]

Fuck Derek it's BS, practice rounds for afterlife....but yer, Afterlife is a masterpiece.

[@itsjustgillian]

I can't believe we're here. The whole show is so incredible but from here to the end its just a masterpiece; I could cry that its nearly over but can't wait to see at the same time 💜

[@aklimar2208]

“The greatest thing Walt has cooked is Jesse” Truer words have never been spoken

[@aliciasavage6801]

Jesse is my favorite character too. He is by far the most heart breaking one too.

[@SteviG9]

definitely loved your reaction of the dinner scene, subtle scenes like that makes a series unforgetable...

[@fifa2446]

I think bro MIGHT be in the Empire business, not sure tho

[@popswoo680]

Hey James, love these reactions and your amazing analysis each episode, but I tend to notice you miss a ton of important scenes/bits while you’re talking. Do whatever you want though cuz I love these videos

[@postshanna]

“Show me Todd killing the kid again” 💀😂😂😂

[@bustedhammer8619]

The midseason finale is next week👍👍👍👍jesus

[@cvcorvus]

loving the intros 💪

[@JamesVSCinema]

ayyy much love bro!!

[@defnotatroll]

your reactions are golden man

[@iulia.bianca.b]

That kid literally had no idea what he stumbled onto. They could've just waved, and maybe told him they were doing work on the railroad. Like mending something under the bridge. The most he would've done is mention he saw some guys working on the railroad. I'm sure the parents would have not gone investigation mode on their @ss. It was just... Unnecessary. Jesse was right.

[@rumham7466]

Right. And what was done on the train isn’t something that would have made news. It was unnecessary and Todd is a dck

[@Spirit529]

21:31 When you said Walter I was like so true lol

[@erikdrummingod]

"Todd's a problem"

[@Easy_Skanking]

Yes. Yes, he is. 😐

[@Funktastic_Ed]

Todd is the clinical definition of a psychopath, he can't even understand a human's true feelings, he knows how to play nice, but behind the mask he never feels anything, he killed the kid as easy as swatting a fly, not even a glimpse of remorse.

[@dereknolin5986]

Jess drinking that glass of water is a whole vibe!

[@marvelsandals4228]

16:29 "Did you also tell him about my affair?" If I was Jesse I would just be like "well, thanks for the dinner, but I totally forgot, I have to uhhh...turn of the stove, yeah that's it, night everyone." Just BOLT for that door asap lol like Walt I won't quit the business, I take it back, just let me out of here please

[@wonderwomanmillow2281]

Jesse has a younger brother that is why he is broken . Greetings from Germany

[@J.Devitt]

I have a theory what "personal circumstances" led to Walt's sudden out-of-the-blue split from Elliot and Gretchen (cause just a heads-up: they never fully explain that even up to the end). What I'll be explaining here is from past episodes before this episode, so there's not really spoilers here. In a specific flashback with Walt and Gretchen, there seems to be romantic inferences between them (the one where Walt is explaining the composition of the human body with Gretchen...it's pretty clear in the last shot of that interaction when he leans into her a bit more than "friends" or "colleagues" would. And the creators of Breaking Bad who are all about detail wouldn't do that on a whim). There are also some interesting undertones and interactions when Walter and Skyler first meet them again as well as some other interactions. And then the very deliberate choice to have Gretchen stress "left me" right after saying "left us". That could be reading too much into it, but Breaking Bad writers, who are so intensely about detail and dialogue, feeling the need to add and stress that. When if she just said "left us" and left it at that, that would've made fine sense enough for a friend or colleague group. I dunno, seemed odd is all. Now even if there were romantic undertones, it's not fully clear whether they were fully together at the time she goes with Elliot, but I don't think so cause he would've brought this up (especially at the tense lunch where he would've especially brought this up to show another wrong that Gretchen and Elliot did (considering how pissed he was at this lunch)). Also the sudden departure of Walter is stressed by the characters to be a very "out-of-the-blue" leaving. Like it wasn't just a simple departure of work colleagues, a simple buyout, or a differing of opinions and separation due to that, it was stressed quite a bit that he just oddly left out-of-the-blue when they returned to the house (or something to that effect if I recall). So what makes the most sense to me from all this is that: Walter initially was trying to go after Gretchen (before he met his future wife), but she ultimately decides to go with Elliot. Due to Walter's massive pride and borderline narcissism, that was too much for him (and especially to reject him for his friend on top of that). So he abandons both them and the business randomly (that he doesn't realize at the time would become so successful). This would also make it make more sense why he would just leave without explanation (not even explaining properly years later why). Cause that would be too much for his pride to admit (and even maybe admitting he had feelings for her when she went with Elliot, would be too much for his pride to explain, especially when she rather went for his friend rather than him). But anyways this could all be a massive stretch, but some of their interactions and inferences throughout the series and during flashbacks makes me think at least some of this.

[@strogaa]

Makes sense. The bad blood feeling must be only on Walt's side. Elliot greeted him like an old and long missed friend on the birthday party. And the way he offers Walt to work together etc makes me also feel, that he has no idea about any of Walt's inner feelings on the whole situation. Gretchen on the other hand seemed a bit more careful in the welcome scene, but also happy to see an old friend again. Makes me think that she knows, that there are some unsolved stories between her and Walt, although she has no idea of how serious it is for Walt.

[@MossyQualia]

Good analysis, but it's probably not Gretchen choosing Elliot over Walt causing the rift, since it would be very obvious to everyone and not "out of the blue" why Walt had a grudge. We know Walt's ego is extra sensitive when it comes to money and power, but not romance. When Skyler cheats on him, he lashes out for a couple episodes, but it never gets out of hand like it does when money and power are involved. Based on Skyler's suspicions about Walt cheating with Gretchen, Gretchen's language "you left me", and mentioning she, Walt, and her family being together on the fourth of July weekend, Walt and Gretchen were probably dating at that point. Walt hammers on her about how she's the "rich girl adding to her millions", meaning her family was rich before Gray Matter, and with what we know of Walt's ego, he probably harbored deep resentment over their class difference that he never expressed. Gretchen and Walt also had clashing temperaments to begin with -- we see in the flashback Walt dismissively laugh off Gretchen's idea about the human soul. Then, something happened that weekend that's left ambiguous which broke the camel's back. Her mentioning her father and brothers specifically being there, I think it's implied one of them crossed a line in a way only Walt noticed, and with class difference being highlighted, it could've been like an off-color joke about money that Walt took very personally. This angle would explain why Walt seems to have a much deeper grudge against Gretchen than Elliot. Gretchen then got together with Elliot, and Walt's bitterness would grow as their business succeeded, probably thanks to both the work Walt left behind and financial backing from Gretchen's family. He deludes himself into thinking they cut him out, even though he admits to Jesse that he willingly sold his share of Gray Matter.

[@oliverhughes610]

One thing that kinda gets to me now is that Jesse goes from his very understandable and character-suited reaction to Todd's murdering of the kid to being like, more like his old self in the dinner scene. I dunno, I get that he's supposed to be jaded/hardened but it felt a bit abrupt and I would have liked to spend more time with Jesse finding his way to get over the situation. Fortunately, we do have El Camino.

[@st_orlie]

After a tragedy you don't just spend every waking moment depressed, especially after all the shit Jesse's already gone through. Plus we dont know the timeframe, there could have been weeks between those scenes.

[@oliverhughes610]

@@st_orlie indeed, but going off how he reacted to other things, it felt a bit out of place. Though more time could have passed, you're right.

[@isaiahromero9861]

​​​​​​@@st_orliealso, he wasn't in a normal situation, Skyler is there lol, anyone would try to make the situation less awkward by trying to act "normal". Like, of course he's making small talk. Does OP expect him to start crying and talking about his intense guilt? Come on lol.

[@jlerrickson]

The senior citizen joke lands differently after BCS 😆

[@MLennholm]

"I'm doing elder law now, so give me a call if you... uh... if you happen to know any elders."

[@redgreen2453]

Nah, there was no hesitation, just the split second before Todd remembered he had a gun

[@JamesVSCinema]

HELP MEEEEEEEE lmfaooo..dear god the cringe hahaha. Better Call Saul & Barry S4 on Patreon! Click here: www.patreon.com/jamesvscinema Much love!

[@BoudiccasGhost]

LMAO...I laughed so hard. I was yelling at you to 'sit there and take it like the rest of us had to'. 😂😂😂

[@mikezarzo7483]

It only gets worse, or better depending on what you're into. 🤘🏽

[@johnjdrew]

0😊00😊

[@thewiseowl8804]

The dreaded dinner scene 😂

[@shifty7629]

Ahahahaha. LOVE that dinner scene. I'd commented on one of your earlier videos where you were calling something cringe that you hadn't seen cringe until you saw a certain dinner scene. Well...glad it didn't disappoint :D

[@JamesVSCinema]

😂😂😂

[@alexa.english174]

Nothing worse when people start arguing at the dinner table.

[@fenrizglock]

"the greatest thing Walt has cooked is Jesse" sad but trueeee

[@Benzzo3000]

All I can say is PREPARE TO HAVE YOUR HEART BROOOOOOKEN!

[@josephsarto689]

“Yeah Mrs.White! yeah shopping!”

[@mitchd9582]

"my spine is doing an uzumaki" LOL

[@lex61519]

"Show me Todd sh00ting the kid again" 🤣😂😩

[@BobTheSkull]

disagree with in the regard that Jesse is the one that spends the most time with kids. Walt was a school teacher with 2 kids. Mike spends most of his free time with his granddaughter. Jesse has a bleeding heart and a very soft spot for kids. Jesse is also the least jaded one to the world. He has had a somewhat rough life as a drug addict and dealer but had a good childhood. Walt had his lifes work stolen from him and then had to see it on the news for the rest of his life as a gigantic business that he sees as being built off his hard work. We dont know a lot about Mike but he is obviously a trained killer that while has some morals understand what needs to be done for the most part. jesse is just a kid, not an old monster like the rest of the cast.

[@JamesVSCinema]

from what we see on screen my man. not off screen! :)

[@CommanderNeutralGray]

"stolen from him"

[@neezduts69420]

you know its getting dangerous when mike is out

[@lunavioleta001]

I wish we had more Jesse and Skylar scenes before.

[@theschmedaparadox1018]

Hell yea I'm stoked for this lasagne !!! 😂

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

Jesse was probably really wishing he had stayed at home during this episode

[@kareningram6093]

I like Walt's transformation into Heisenberg throughout the whole show, but now that he's reached his final form in the last season, I like him considerably less just because the mustache twirling gets to be a bit extra at times, imho. That said, the final season is not weak, by any means. There's so much action, so many amazing twists, and I feel like the writers did an incredible job of wrapping it all up in the end. I don't know how they did it, but they did it lol

[@Lexwell_Lavers]

All of the other characters have children and even a grandchild. Todd didn't see the child only a liability. I think in irl Todd would have been in one of those barrels.

[@markrowe1979]

Walt is actually Keyser Soze at this point

[@Seissmo]

That opening scene is so fucked, but I adore it.

[@alexkramerblogs]

Let's go, BB Tuesday!

[@thewiseowl8804]

17:32 spot on!

[@zay__954]

love you bro

[@paulahaney9104]

They're all too smart for their own good

[@TheOdMan]

There's no cringe like Brreaking Bad cringe.

[@JamesVSCinema]

More like Breaking Backs

[@timriehl1500]

Saul makes me wish I had gone to law school, lol.

[@The.Pickle]

I adore Bryan Cranston so much, and it is to his credit that I absolutely despise Walter White, he only has the capacity for pride and envey. Without meaning to sound too psychopathic, all the actors are phenomenal, I meant truly phenomenal; there isn't a single performance in Breaking Bad that isn't a 100% believable, all the actors should be considered the pinnacle of the profession.

[@sfdko3291]

Sadly, Todd is one of the most accurate portrayals of someone on the spectrum that I've seen in the media. This dude does fucked up things but it's the way he approaches shit.

[@Moon.boi__]

Yo James u have a reaction of "The Godfather 1972"?

[@HaloOfSun]

Lol Meth Damon 😂

[@ciszonek]

I just have no idea how you can control yourself not to watch the whole show till the end😂 I watched this show with my mom. She was a cool person ❤ I'm trying to get on your patreon(which is difficult in Poland), but if I might suggest a movie - 'Pieces of a woman' - I think it has an interesting cinematography, but I don't know why😉 It's....(I don't know how tosay 'gutwrenching' ???). Also I respect you for treating Walt as full villain, not like a 'bada**. ./sorry for bad engliłsh🥺

[@EdenMcCoy-rt9hp]

Weirdly enough Todd took a full measure, cuz he never does anything halfway. He's all terrible lol

[@bari9379]

1.2Kish

[@BB13131313]

Obviously Todd sucks but he's such an interesting and riveting character.. Jesse Plemons is great..

[@weirdguy1495]

Of the patented Breaking Bad cringe moments, this is the most legitimately hilarious one.

[@adriangr11]

Hi, as always, love your videos. Want to get Patreon the popular one but could you do like a free membership posting a sample or even an entire episode of your choice just to see if it work ok with us?

[@debbyemerson3877]

I can never decide if Todd keeps the spider bc of his serial killer instinct, ir he just thinks it's cool. Either way, boooo Todd.

[@themourningstar338]

I don't think those things are mutually exclusive. I can see him liking the tarantula and thinking it's cool, because... big cool tarantula AND also keeping it as a trophy (for both killing/melting the kid and pulling off the train heist). Both aspects fit his personality quite well imo. I think it would be very appealing to him as an awesome trophy for his awesome fun day, and bonus: the trophy is also a cool new pet. I agree, boooo Todd, ya big icky freak. Lol.

[@leeannmcdermott8313]

There are a lot of cringey moments in this series but nothing made me squirm more than Skylar singing to Ted 😖😖

[@patrickhaldeman4723]

That is absolutely not Matt Damon...... yikes,,,,,,

[@MLennholm]

It's Meth Damon

[@morinthshepard6567]

I know that he is an Actor but anything else I see Todd (Jesse Plemons) in just makes me cringe and dispise him ... killing that Kid just makes me mad. I would have shot him a second later ... such a great TV show making me feel this anger ... take care @

[@chasingbirds3073]

Your overuse of the word "cringe" is, well, cringeworthy.

[@thewiseowl8804]

Cringe comment.

[@ritarene2965]

I'm in the empire business. FIVE EIGHT EIIIIGHT - TWO THREE HUNDRED...

[@kimwexler9393]

Ngl, I like a scabby-cheesed lasagne.

[@Александр-у8й6д]

What this mean? Is it like crispy on top?

[@TheDrunksInATree]

you should watch ozark after your finished breaking bad, its got a similar vibe and is shot amazingly

[@andrewstephens5885]

The blue show

[@TheDrunksInATree]

@@andrewstephens5885 just for the first season xD it gets better lmao