Hank's Death | Ozymandias | Breaking Bad

Hank refuses to cooperate in his final moments.
Season 5 Episode 14 -Ozymandias: Everyone copes with radically changed circumstances.
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Breaking Bad follows protagonist Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a chemistry teacher who lives in New Mexico with his wife (Anna Gunn) and teenage son (RJ Mitte) who has cerebral palsy. White is diagnosed with Stage III cancer and given a prognosis of two years left to live. With a new sense of fearlessness based on his medical prognosis, and a desire to secure his family's financial security, White chooses to enter a dangerous world of drugs and crime and ascends to power in the world. The series explores how a fatal diagnosis such as White's releases a typical man from the daily concerns and constraints of normal society and follows his transformation from mild family man to a kingpin of the drug trade.
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[@unknownvariable9239]

A man not afraid of his own death is a man worth respect.

[@gregluke8992]

Hank undoubtedly had fear, but was able to deal with that fear in the moment to show dignity and respect for the inevitable result that he'd be facing. He wasn't gonna give an inch to that man even though he knew he was about to die

[@christopherx7035]

That's funny, because nobody respects me.

[@RealRorschach100]

not necessarily no.

[@unknownvariable9239]

That line: “you’re the smartest guy I’ve ever met, yet you’re too stupid to see that he made up his mind 10 minutes ago” hits every time

[@yakunohayashi9653]

Hank, the real hero, died without begging for mercy. While the guy that killed him, died trying to save his life. This show is the best thing ever

[@king-pn4bj]

One of my favourite characters in TV, thought he was a blow hard at first then gradually becomes one of the most complex and sympathetic supporting cast ever. So glad they went beyond the macho cop stereotype and let Norris act.

[@yakunohayashi9653]

@@king-pn4bj you said it best

[@kingDowahs]

The way Jack and Hank’s deaths parallel each other is so incredible, especially the fact that Kenny died in a similar way to Gomez being ambushed by Walt

[@chrisfromsouthaus2735]

Dead=buried Buried=fossilisation Fossilisation=mineralisation. Hank died knowing he would become minerals.

[@salamaleikum9368]

Aight

[@OrdinaryDoommarine]

😭

[@jasonlee0168]

Does anyone remember Gomey?? He's a good guy but he didn't even have a line before he died, what a tragic ending for him...

[@king-pn4bj]

I thought the off scene death was actually a lot more effective for the episode that having him shot on screen. When this aired there was several days between episodes, and once the scene starts seeing Gomie already dead was like a punch in the gut.

[@impersonal6650]

Throughout the whole scene I kept thinking: "How is Hank gonna get out of this?" I couldn't even imagine that they are gonna kill the main good-side character.

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

4:31 2013: Most heartbreaking scene in tv 2023: Most overused shitpost meme

[@steez3103]

i bet vince knew this. truly ahead of his time

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

This was the most chilling moment in the whole show

[@mohamadhilalhafzambinazman8732]

4:33 The memorable scene in Breaking Bad.

[@thepuffin4050]

You forgot the scene where Skyler is wearing a face mask in the kitchen

[@TusharPhogat]

The arrogance of Walt to believe that Heisenberg and Walt’s lives would never cross paths.

[@DaScorpionSting]

Money wasn't going to change anything, and Hank knew he was already a dead man, something he had to remind Walt.

[@DomQuartuccio]

This still hurts me, even after 11 years.

[@SheldonAdama17]

“You’re the smartest guy I’ve ever met, yet you’re too stupid to realize… they’re minerals.”

[@Tweekerss_678]

There was many times throughout my breaking bad watch where I thought the show was intense, but this scene was truly the most intense scene in the show

[@aslamdawood4535]

At least he was buried with his minerals...

[@NormalChannel95]

Probably one of the most heart breaking moments in all of tv show history, I will never not get chills no matter how many times I watch it.

[@herald6221]

This scene is over 10 years old and we’re still flocking to it to watch this poor man die at the hands of the bat harbor butcher

[@luccasgill3314]

One of the most intense, heartbreaking and iconic scenes in television. I still commend Rian Johnson for his amazing work directing Ozymandias!

[@TheMemeRepository]

Shoutout to the channel managers for finding the one frame from this scene that hasn't been meme'd into oblivion for the thumbnail. Truly herculean work.

[@MarioSonicPhillyFan700]

People say that Walt is an evil and unforgiving character, I understand he did some horrible and heinous acts, but seeing his brother in law die in front of him is on a whole new level of tragic!

[@brojangles552]

And then Hank stood up and said "It's Hankin' Time" and Hanked everywhere.

[@ashtonwells12]

I'm hanking my Schrader

[@shonkeymoulder6972]

My favorite part

[@PunishedKrab]

I Hanked my pants when that happened

[@PMyangdoo]

The moment when Walter realized Heisenberg means nothing. He did it for his family, but ironically his family died because he did it.

[@notcrabb]

he says that he did it for him tho

[@EvieCorwell]

@@notcrabb That's something he only admitted to himself after everything fell apart. Up until that point he was still lying to himself that he was doing it for his family.

[@PMyangdoo]

@@notcrabb In the later. Walter at first really did it just for his family.

[@jg2722]

“His name is Hank” When Walter said this I’m sure Hank saw his old friend Walter again in there somewhere within Heisenberg but the damage is already done so Hank accepted his fate. He knew there’s no future where Walter and him can get along after this so maybe it’s for the best if he just dies. You can tell losing Hank is the only thing Walter truly regrets.

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

This is when things got real

[@Maxx_d13]

Jacks crew didn’t laugh when he said “that’s what got this party started!” How rude

[@kingDowahs]

Jack and Hank, while wildly different in morality, both knew that was just happened couldn’t change and didn’t live in a fantasy world like Walt

[@PunishedKrab]

Imagine Jack and Ernesto meeting each other, a true crossover

[@quicksite]

So great for this clip to roll around right now. Ozy is one of the greatest single episodes TV has ever created. Hadn't seen this in such a long time, time for a rewatch!

[@ab_man7708]

Hank is one of the underrated character. He was the only one from legal side who figured it all out, loved minerals, cared a lot about his family except Walt when he found out. His death is one of the saddest ones.

[@IKARUS-RG]

It's been more than 10 years and I still come back to this. One of the most intense moments in TV history from one of the greatest shows of all time

[@frankschimmenti1535]

I think Hank realized here regardless of all Walt has done he still cared for him in the end and it’s heartbreaking because Walt begged for Hanks life gave up everything and still couldn’t save him saddest death in the show

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

1:49 Walt convincing Jack that no Cavalry's coming escalated Hank's death 😂 If Jack thought that cavalry was coming he'd have to flee as soon as possible, cuz they'd be searching for the guys who k!lled their agent

[@walter7454]

It would take him less than a second to put a bullet in Hank. That scenario doesn't work out brother

[@youtuber9626]

The way Jack shoots Hank mid sentence, then in Felina Walt returns the favor. Poetic justice at its finest

[@Dayman90]

Still remember watching this episode live with my college roommates. One of the best hours of television ever.

[@TayshawnTryston1605]

This episode is completely 100%.

[@inteus64]

The price of both prides

[@BongWatah]

He might've gotten off a little easier if he didn't mention the money

[@nont18411]

4:27 Belize, where Mike went to

[@Liam-hp1qw]

It's ok guys he'll just load up a different save file

[@yanibambang3047]

if only Walt never called Jack before his surrender to Hank He could have lived safely to the end of the series but the Heisenberg ego put it first to their unfortunate end(Gomez & Hank)

[@kingDowahs]

Tbf he thought Jesse was burning the money that he basic ruined his conscience for and that he was gonna give to his children, don’t think this is one of situations where it’s because of Walt’s ego

[@predi3312]

Hank Tuah

[@SteveNathn]

So true

[@TheDittoMan]

GET OUT 🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@shooterDisease]

Jack really Hank Tuah’d all over Hank’s thang

[@kingDowahs]

“I’m sorry man but there’s no scenario where I don’t make this guy watch Talk Tuah”-Jack “Jack no please I have money, it’s 80 Million”-Walter

[@DJFNaFMan]

I love how in this scene Hank isn’t as angry at Walt he just speaks calmly knowing he’s going to die

[@HaiderPlayz_cool]

Crazy how breakimg bad is so influential that people still come back to watch this,power of assac

[@redfront6707]

No Hank!

[@martinperezdisalvo7611]

4:05

[@nievesofficial]

This was the moment Hank died

[@quicksite]

How can you tell?

[@HeyLookPropane]

Bravo Vince!

[@mofrogingaming2422]

Gomey

[@Walterwhite_cooks]

Hank was the goat

[@vishaldey2820]

Crazy scene

[@ansonchow2016]

4:33 Me when I was watching this scene after the memes

[@SkylineConsortium]

Tohajilee

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

*"Walt, you're the smartest guy I've ever met, but you're too **_sussy baka_** to realise, he made up his mind 10 minutes ago"*

[@youtube.commentator]

There were many dogs saved from this decision

[@Aganie.]

4:33 👁 👄 👁

[@lea-ds2iy]

Since I saw serie, the meme only reminds me Hank's death, it's so sad lol

[@CameronJettLamb]

Spoilers!

[@6toThe1toThe7]

Not jacks fault

[@alexesposito6824]

Walt could never win the game

[@Longshanks1690]

In the first episode of the show, Hank said that Walter had a brain the size of Wisconsin but that his heart was in the right place. Over the course of the show, we saw the first point get proved time and again, and we thought that the second had been rendered utterly false with all the selfish, evil things Walt had done… but we see, in this moment, that wasn’t the case. For all the terrible things he’d done, Walt still had so much love in his heart for his family, Hank included, and it overpowered his brain. In his desperation, he was willing to give up his money - the very thing he’d been working for all this time - in the desperate hope that it would save Hank’s life. Hank knew it wouldn’t, which is why he acted so brazenly because he knew there was no chance he would survive. On some level, Walt had to know too but like Hank said, his heart was in the right place (for once) and it led to the loss of everything he’d worked so hard for because he couldn’t accept the inevitability of this moment.

[@kun9432]

The moment Hank says to Walter: “It’s too late for me, Walt… You should’ve never breaked bad.” It gives me goosebumps everytime. Bravo Vince

[@aymaanrashid2033]

Part of me wishes to think that Hank sort of forgave Walt after seeing him pleading for his life.

[@wokie964]

Spoilers?

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

My favourite scene in Breaking Bad, was when Hank just said *"Its Hankin' time, sussy bakas"* and started hankin his schrader, till the white scrahder brau entered Jack's eyes, blinding him, as Hank used that time to fly away. Awesome writing. Vrabo Bince

[@damaniqphillip2756]

Wow ❤❤

[@EvieCorwell]

I always like to think in those last few moments, where Walt tries to save his life and even gave up his money for it, Hank stopped hating Walt as much. Not nearly enough to forgive him, but at least see that Walt didn't see the money as the most important thing.