Hank's Death | Ozymandias | Breaking Bad

[@chrisfromsouthaus2735]

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

[@salamaleikum9368]

Aight

[@OrdinaryDoommarine]

😭

[@kipabell2474]

😂😂😂

[@goodggwp2621]

Bravo Vince!

[@adambro5735]

BRAVO VINCE !!!

[@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

[@31redorange08]

Agreed. Because it's only four minutes.

[@ugandanchungus8455]

@@31redorange08 you're not gonna count the entire shootout sequence that happened before those "four minutes"?

[@31redorange08]

@@ugandanchungus8455 No, because the moment he made up his mind was when Kenny confirmed he's DEA.

[@drivingintothedesertuntilt3202]

Does the exact time matter

[@allroundlad]

​@@31redorange08 Walt was never street smart. "Hank if you promise to let this go"... Seriously? He should have said DEA knows, they're coming, it's over Jack, kill him and you're just increasing your sentence. Then they'd gtfo of there and Hank would probably still be alive.

[@TusharPhogat]

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

[@hattrickvideos15]

Yeah. Same with Saul Goodman and Jimmy McGill when you think about Howard Hamlin

[@dataphoenix8004]

same with Batman and superman

[@sandevastated1]

@@dataphoenix8004 Same with Luffy and Shanks

[@blackedadam]

reddit ahh comment

[@rapatacush3]

Courtesy of jesse pinkman.

[@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 than 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.

[@GhosPoison]

He died fighting, he was a fighter

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

Gomey was a good guy but always just a background sidekick.

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

@@jasonlee0168 Gomie is my Homie 👍🏻

[@maavet2351]

Of course

[@boyfromgeorgiatbilisi]

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

[@kipabell2474]

I never connected that but you’re right!

[@joanparker2205]

Yep

[@solitudeking7939]

Wow. Do you guys think it was intentional? Helluva show!

[@devonleaston4862]

​@@solitudeking7939yeah it was

[@Francokpo007]

Bravo Vince

[@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

[@MTC-hy6ig]

Hank was not a hero

[@king-pn4bj]

@@MTC-hy6ig Lol I've seen this take a bunch, he was easily the closest this show had. A complex charter for sure, but easily the one that had the most positive character arc.

[@SheldonAdama17]

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

[@nickporter4853]

What is that a reference to?

[@epicfan1598]

@@nickporter4853 Its a reference to Hank bidding on minerals to pass time after he was shot by the salamanca twins. He could do nothing else so he was ordering and collecting them until he recovered. He also hated it when marie called them "Rocks"🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nickporter4853]

@@epicfan1598 is it ironic that Walter is a chemist, but he doesn't call them minerals? You'd think he would be less ignorant

[@epicfan1598]

@@nickporter4853 Ict tell if ur joking or not

[@pat442389]

My mom was a first grade teacher, about 60 years old when this was airing live. She would watch every episode with me and i never heard her cheer louder than the time when hank killed the twins. Glad she was able to fight cancer long enough to watch the end of better call saul.

[@drquack4213]

I’m sorry for your loss, may she now find peace

[@funderburk5]

May your mom rest in peace. Glad you were able to bond together over a great show.

[@Ai-us5hr]

❤

[@GoodBaldUgly-ht8kp]

Sorry for your loss

[@MoonChaps]

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

[@jl-ns6pm]

100%

[@lababe-e6n]

walt and hank respected each other until death

[@pdxmusl1510]

Probably not this. Hank felt betrayed. He realized he didn't really know walt and that whatever foundation there was was a lie. Hanks condition is basically walts fault. When you have a relationship with a person who is so self destructive that there self implosion horrendously effects everyone around them. It mo longer matters how much they may declare respect or caring. There was no relationship to begin with.

[@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

[@MTC-hy6ig]

Truth

[@kiddoairaku]

fr, it was such an emotional scene but i can’t help but laugh 😂

[@chidieberenwadike4165]

That's the internet for you

[@angrystudios7832]

After watching the show 2 years ago it’s still the most heartbreaking scene in tv my jaw drops and heart shatters everytime i rewatch it

[@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

[@RealRorschach100]

not necessarily no.

[@MM-hi]

There's nothing wrong with fearing death

[@31redorange08]

I don't need respect when I'm dead.

[@thundurustherian222]

Yeah… but he was pretty much of a coward

[@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.

[@allroundlad]

If Walt had been more street smart he'd have said DEA knows, they're coming, it's over Jack. Waste him and you're just increasing your sentence. Instead he bargains for getting Hank to promise not to tell anyone what happened 😂 Rare stupid moment from a usually shrewd character.

[@roddydykes7053]

@@allroundladthat’s a good point but yeah Walt was probably too scared out of his mind to lie or bargain properly

[@Chudi2000]

@@allroundlad​​⁠That would’ve gotten Hank killed even quicker. They’d definitely waste him to better their chances of evading capture.

[@oscaratriano8534]

@@allroundladthe thing is jack would’ve just wasted Hank on the spot because they already killed gomey so having no witnesses at the crime scene would be essential to their escape plan, so no, Walter didn’t really have a choice. Hanks death was imminent rest easy my mineral king

[@allroundlad]

@@Chudi2000 I get your point but if he made it clear, DEA is ONTO you. You're not getting away, they know about you, if Jack was smart, he'd know when to give up and not turn a life sentence into a death sentence but you're probably right, Jack would still waste him anyway.

[@georgeealien]

Fun parallel I like: Hank's wound was not immediately fatal. He could've lived if he received medical attention, yet he still refused to beg or bargain for his life. Went out like a man. Later on, when Jack is shot by Walt's machine gun, he's coughing up blood. He's internally bleeding and chances are, he was done for no matter what. Yet he still tried bargaining with Walt for his life, even though it was already over. Hank went out like a man, Jack went out like a bitch.

[@Misteraihimself]

Well they’re both dead so

[@lababe-e6n]

fr

[@OldWestGunslinger-vs9mx]

In season 1, Hank supported Walt for not wanting to take the chemo because he supported Walt, "going out like a man." Come the final season, both Hank and Walt went out like men.

[@lababe-e6n]

@@OldWestGunslinger-vs9mx yep large cojones

[@1Stunna2323]

Vravo Bince

[@DaScorpionSting]

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

[@allroundlad]

Walt was an idiot here, should have said DEA is coming, they know, it's over Jack. Waste him and you're just increasing your sentence. Then they'd have scrammed. Instead he bargains with trying to get Hank to promise not to tell anyone 😂

[@JustTruongHai]

@@allroundladand Jack would have killed all of them and left the scene lol

[@OldWestGunslinger-vs9mx]

​@@allroundladWalt wasn't an idiot. He was desperate. There's a difference.

[@allroundlad]

@@JustTruongHai That would be dumb, if the DEA are already onto you and you do that, you're turning life in prison into a death sentence. Maybe he wouldn't care but that would not be very intelligent.

[@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

[@napoleoncomplex2712]

The bay harbour butcher? Dexter Morgan was played by Michael C. Hall.

[@manhhungnguyen4749]

"...in their last moments, people show you who they really are." Hank got one hell of a character, that is.

[@sarath3708]

The fact is Walter was ready let go all his money for hank shows how much affection he had for him.

[@pdxmusl1510]

No. Thats not caring. Thats self preservation. Walt is not a good person. Thats the whole point of the show. Being like walt takes you to a really bad path and end. The original writers for the show were purposely writing walt to be skummy so you wouldn't like him. He was never intended to be a likable character.

[@janberkemeier7406]

I love Jack's reaction at 3:46, as awful as he is he appreciates a good comeback

[@epicfan1598]

lol he's probably like "Damn I have a gun to his head, yet he's out here insulting me. I actually kind of respect it"

[@OldWestGunslinger-vs9mx]

​@epicfan1598 Considering Schrader is a German name, he's probably like "he's a true Aryan." Which is pretty ironic.

[@epicfan1598]

@@OldWestGunslinger-vs9mx lol

[@conorwellman8592]

Really like Dean's acting here. His change in facial expressions really show how conflicted hank is about how he feels about walter. He really consider walt a good buddy through most of the series then absolutely hated him and saw nothing but a monster after finding out the truth. Here he was getting ready to send Walt to death row (or life in prison) and he was happy about it. Then he is shocked that despite what just happened between them Walt (who Hank was essentially about happily send to his death) instantly and with out the slightest bit of hesitation is willing to give up everything and part with all $80,000,000 for them to spare Hanks life and then in his last moments he starts to see Walt's human side again.

[@SeanMillea]

great catch

[@alalal123421]

"good buddy" except he doesnt respect him or treat him like a friend at all for most of the show people forget that. ironically probably only showed him respect as heisenberg and after he broke bad, just like walt desired

[@unamused6032]

@@alalal123421 walt is treated more like a little brother, hank believes that hes superior to walt because well hes a DEA agent and then the leader whereas walter is a high school chemistry teacher whos only big achievement at the start was cofounding grey matter, and he even lost his job and literally was jobless and started gambling. this all stops when the complete realisation hits hank. he realises that walt is a complete monster. hank before helped out walt but was condescending at times.

[@Myangdo0o0]

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.

[@Myangdo0o0]

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

[@ilikecats9886]

I feel like in the very beginning he did it for his family. But once he rejected that offer from Elliot, it was definitely more about his pride than anything. He definitely didn’t want his family to be harmed, though.

[@Durwood71]

Walt never did it for his family. That was a lie he told himself to justify his own selfish ambitions.

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

This was the most chilling moment in the whole show

[@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

[@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!

[@Od9189]

The way he fall on the ground looking at Hank dead body was exactly the same what happened between Gus and his friend

[@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.

[@DomQuartuccio]

This still hurts me, even after 11 years.

[@sausage_and_peppers]

Nah I feel fine about it

[@Parvicinical]

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

[@ashtonwells12]

I'm hanking my Schrader

[@shonkeymoulder6972]

My favorite part

[@ProfoundKrab]

I Hanked my pants when that happened

[@stormtraitor6545]

Hank doing the Hanky Panky!

[@joshtucker58]

Hanked all over ypur face

[@mohamadhilalhafzambinazman8732]

4:33 The memorable scene in Breaking Bad.

[@thepuffin4050]

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

[@marsayde1237]

The memeorable scene in Breaking Bad.

[@Mechagodzillareturns56]

When Skyler sings Ted happy birthday

[@DiegoBuitrago-om2zo]

This is the moment Heisenberg died

[@vladtheimpalertaylor]

Bryan was acting like the rent was due

[@Lasse3]

If only someone would have fixed this damn door! He could have paid his rent

[@squamish4244]

The way Hank's eyes move back and forth - he sees that Walt has a shred of humanity left in him, and he also seems to feel a little sorry for Walt as he knows the whole time it's pointless.

[@freebandz4332]

Hank realizes that some of his brother law is still left under all that evil, the first time he's recognized the Walter he knew and loved in this monster he came to know.

[@squamish4244]

@@freebandz4332 Exactly. Fantastic acting by Dean Norris, fantastic directing in the best episode of the series.

[@joanparker2205]

Heartbreaking

[@sausage_and_peppers]

​@@squamish4244writing not direction

[@dallasbagley]

Deep down, Hank still had love for Walter. Their last moment was a real one.

[@jefyoh]

Walter unintentionally killed Hank with that ''DEA doesnt know about this''

[@şakkidişukkidi31]

That's what I was thinking. Hank was trying to make them think the cavalry was coming so the best thing to do was get away before they made things worse for themselves but Walter ruined that. I think they would have actually let him go because he was so believable, it didn't make sense for Hank and his partner to come after them without warning anyone else.

[@epicfan1598]

@@şakkidişukkidi31 Or they would have killed him and then gotten away. Thats probably what Walt was afraid of there

[@freebandz4332]

Hank was dying that day no matter what. Walter’s pleading bought him a few extra minutes.

[@ZuraJaNaiKatsuraDa01]

You're too stupid to see he made up his mind 10 mins ago

[@adabucks415]

There is no scenario in which he lives here. They had already killed his partner, Gomey, and Hank had seen their faces and witnessed it. They would have far worse odds getting away with him alive

[@ProfoundKrab]

Imagine Jack and Ernesto meeting each other, a true crossover

[@DJ_Music_Man2]

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

[@BattleAngelRamona]

At least he was buried with his minerals...

[@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

[@OldWestGunslinger-vs9mx]

Walt didn't live in a fantasy world, he was just desperate for any way to save Hank.

[@FosterthePeenhole]

@@OldWestGunslinger-vs9mx ehh I would argue he was in a fantasy world driven by his own ego. His belief that he can convince anyone or there’s always a solution to get what he wants. He doesn’t take no (or reality) for an answer

[@HaiderPlayz_cool]

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

[@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

[@nont18411]

4:27 Belize, where Mike went to

[@eternal_learner9943]

Walt's position on the ground is similar to Gus's when he watched his partner die.

[@partylrd8699]

This was the moment walt became gay

[@sausage_and_peppers]

We already know that

[@TayshawnTryston1605]

This episode is completely 100%.

[@krgokul5759]

This is the moment hank become Asac Schrader

[@boingy-m5q]

I don't see as many people talking about the twisted irony of Hank calling Walt "the smartest guy [he's] ever met" as I feel like there should be. As many reasons as there are for Walt building his drug empire and developing the Heisenberg persona as a coping mechanism, I'd argue that feeling belittled and emasculated by Hank in particular was (at least one of) the straw(s) that broke the camel's back when he received his cancer diagnosis. He'd spun this self-deprecating narrative in his mind for himself that his brother-in-law never respected him or saw him as a man, and in his final moments, he completely shatters one of the main delusions that initially pushed Walt over the edge and caused him to go on this never-ending, circular quest for power and dominance in being a drug lord. unfortunately, by the time he's finally straightforwardly told how much BS he'd been feeding himself, it's far too late and he's fully reaping the consequences. I truly believe that had they somehow, under whatever circumstances, found themselves having a heart-to-heart about this before the ride-along, it just may have been enough to make this show never happen, or happen much differently, provided Walt didn't immediately discard the notion entirely out of his negatively self-centered tendencies.

[@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.

[@eluberimabib4070]

This was the pinnacle of the entire series. Such an episode, everything comes crashing down. Awesome.

[@BongWatah]

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

[@bennyblunto973]

He went out better than any movie or tv show I’ve ever seen . A real man

[@mikem.8487]

"He's a dead hero!"

[@krillin1195]

Thank you for including the "Whoa simmer down there sparky" part 😂😂😂

[@Adones09]

All these years later and that scene still hits hard...

[@MegaDgenx]

Uncle Hank was one of the best characters in Breaking Bad. I was deeply disappointed when he died-it was such a powerful moment. Truly an unforgettable web series.

[@MarsMatters]

He should have told him he was an inside agent

[@bunkerman_who_digs]

You know its an impressive track record Hank survived 2 other shootouts before this. Tuco and the Twins.

[@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

[@pararera6394]

He would kill him since dead people don't talk and DEA would not know description of the guys.

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

@@pararera6394 good point tho

[@inteus64]

The price of both prides

[@TD_JR]

The greatest episode of episodic TV ever aired. Still a perfect 10 on IMDB with well over a quarter million ratings.

[@alanmountain5804]

I was gutted when Hank died , Hank and Mike were my two favourite characters on the show

[@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.

[@eternalmasterjaeger]

Hank was done. Even if they let him go the DEA would've fired him in disgrace for not letting this go and for having Gomez involved in this. The best Hank can do is give the pension to his wife.

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

This is when things got real

[@Slice2099]

Hank was able to see the Walter was willing to give Jack all his money to save his life he knew Walter still cared about him before he died after he died I believe this was the death of Heisenberg in the return of Walter White fully.

[@xpeterson]

Why on earth would he say where his money is?

[@michael47359]

Hank didn't deserve this

[@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!

[@RandomRyan]

0:01 This is this moment Hank became Sparky

[@nobodymr6661]

what a sad episode, in the end walt rather lose his money than his brother in law, if he turn himself already, or not give jack the location maybe hank would be alive =((

[@ejy-u1x]

Hank, like Walter, was driven by ego. The lesson here is that whether you choose a happy path or a destructive one, unchecked ego can lead you to a similar downfall.

[@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

[@SaitanicTurkey]

Ironically Heisenberg would have had a better chance of getting his brother out of this situation but every time something like this happens Walt comes out and ruins it. Showing he really is Walt and just pretending to be Heisenberg.

[@auraguard0212]

Would Heisenberg have let Jesse die like Hank?

[@SaitanicTurkey]

@ definitely

[@FanTazTiCxD]

Imagine if Hank found out about Heisenberg a few seconds before he died: Jack: "So what do you say? Your brother in law is Heisenberg, you know that right?" Walter: "Hank, no! It's not tr..." Hank: "Walt... You've been seeming su-" (gets shot)

[@epicfan1598]

Jack didn't want to hear an amongus reference lol

[@akxmedia0]

4:50 Same close up head shot that we saw Fring in when he lost a loved one.

[@praticm2846]

Hank was badass even in his final moments

[@Hopium500]

Its amazing to me that the guy who directed one of the worst star wars films Directed this episode.

[@aboutschween]

this was the moment walt became the bay harbor butcher

[@UnclePhil1112]

I wish i could wipe this entire show from my memory, just to experience it all over again. Greatest show in television history

[@Seth-Deir-2009]

The only time I cried during this show

[@kikigs99]

Me too, that was hard to watch

[@joecab1]

Best episode ever -- still hard to watch

[@stellarwind1946]

I’ve never been able to rewatch this episode all the way through. Every scene is agonizing.

[@mikiasg8453]

I just noticed both Walter and Gus cried the same way when their friend/ family got killed. Gus by the pool crying and Walter in the dirt crying.

[@Supertron1]

Such a badass scene. Hank knew he was a dead man, and he refused to give his killers the satisfaction of hearing him begging for his life.

[@luccasgill3314]

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

[@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.

[@jimmytim-k4q]

Walter looks so weird when he falls, like some kind of ancient monster watching his son get devoured or something.

[@culturekiller86]

Hank is the most gangster of them all

[@jamesdemler7364]

Walt should have simply told them he needs to question Hank about what he and the DEA knows about his operation and then have Jack's crew kill Hank after....then Walt could have taken gotten Hank out of the situation, instead Walt is really dumb here...

[@Blake4014]

Actually if walt didnt tell them he was his brother in law, he could've said he'd kill him after questioning him, himself. He just had to play it cool, but walts emotions were running wild so he couldn't control himself.

[@epicfan1598]

I don't think walt would have any time to get him out of it by the time they'd kill him tbh. Besides Walt was very desperate.

[@steveclark5206]

I finally got around to watching BB. Damn, it was definitely worth the wait. It’s right up there with The Sopranos, Peaky Blinders, and The Wire. Next up is binge watching Better Call Saul. So nice to have completed series to watch so there’s no waiting for “next weeks episode”, a new season to begin, or worse, a series that gets cancelled before it’s finished.

[@diegohypex6804]

After El Camino, I honestly feel very bad for Jesse after this. Walt ruined his life because he called Jack

[@rndm-guy-123]

RIP Hank. You're one with the minerals now.

[@MrTeiohx]

This has to be the best acted scene across the board in TV history

[@satireisnotdead5804]

Months of physiotherapy gone down the pan.

[@Aemilius46]

Hank had his flaws, everyone does however, Hank was one of the best characters!!

[@bcreilly180]

I'd like to think Hank was thinking of Marie for those 3 seconds before telling Jack to do it

[@solortus]

Walt tried to swim with the fishes and got rid of Gus never realizing the types of people Gus had to keep in line. People like Jack would have never went up against Gus

[@allkindz6792]

Hank thinking Jesse was right. Walt keeps getting away with this.

[@bigdawgkuntry8122]

I’m not a fan of police but Hank is my favorite special agent character he was smart, brave, had honor, he kinda reminds me of mcnulty from the wire

[@DrDaveOfc]

4:33 Me when I find out that everything I studied was not charged in the test…

[@joelv92]

Hank died like a man 😢

[@SlovakiaPanda]

Walt, he is so brilliant guy, why did he make such poor choices..

[@epicfan1598]

ego mainly and pride. And wanting a sense of accomplishment since he had some insecurities

[@thegodofpez]

This scene is more powerful than 1977 Arnold Schwarzenegger.

[@ai5563]

This is the only good thing that Walt did for Hank... keep him alive long enough for Hank to get a badass send off.

[@YoReid]

Rumor has it Frankie and Lester are still looking for Jesse