How Was Walter Not Found Out Sooner? | Breaking Bad

[@SuperValue350]

Ironically, his brother-in-law Hank being a DEA Agent helped him to go on undetected far longer. Any other DEA Agent without any personal or familial connections to Walter would've caught on much quicker when the equipment went missing.

[@cloudbloom]

So true

[@jimsty7550]

Finally, someone who's using the word "ironic" correctly! Btw, I completely agree with your comment! Well said!!

[@SuperMrHiggins]

They would have at minimum checked up on it.

[@victor.elkins]

An excellent point.

[@laxlyfters8695]

100% in better call saul there is a good example on how quickly the police become suspicious when speaking with Pryce when the baseball cards go missing. Any other official would of suspected Walt and asked for who was last person to access equipment

[@bachthe1st557]

Everyone underestimated Walter completely. There’s no way he would’ve lasted that long if it wasn’t for pure, dumb luck.

[@Josama0214]

I like how you contradicted yourself

[@Chaika1974]

You mean "overestimated"?

[@tiznaeshnishto2584]

@@Chaika1974 Why would it be overestimated? Underestimated is the right word here

[@christmasisawesome9348]

​@tiznaeshnishto2584 I think if you take "Everyone" as viewers, then the word overestimated does make sense.

[@tiznaeshnishto2584]

@@christmasisawesome9348 I think OP is referring to the characters in the show and not us viewers

[@Red-mg4ro]

The teacher angle of "these notes give off the typical just copying vibe" was an acceptably subtle if still unnecessary stroking of his own ego. But flat out saying "maybe this genius chef isn't caught" was an admission.

[@chrisp.lettuce8900]

Not only did hank lift the "half a million in cash" but he put it in his car and delivered it for walt lol

[@COG4L]

that’s trafficking😂

[@truffle6082]

I mean he did force Walt to make that money

[@coyrex1250]

Still crazy to me Walt almost offed himself right in episode 1.

[@ninjaguyYT]

Bravo Vince is lucky that he didn't. If he did, he wouldn't have had an entire show about him. He should be thanking that gun for being broken.

[@jonathanquaife6023]

​@@ninjaguyYTThe gun was fine, walt just had the safety on

[@guyinc0gnito]

It was supposed to go off but, the gun misfired so Bryan just rolled with it

[@mhern57]

​​@@ninjaguyYT Right. Otherwise they would have to have scrambled for a piece of cardboard and made assigned that said, That concludes Breaking Bad Thanks for watching

[@KrisPBacon]

@@guyinc0gnito he proceeded to improvise the entire show! 😆

[@simonevioli4546]

That failed gunshot with the unloaded gun was a pure Hal move

[@thekingofkingsrp]

Haha

[@TACT1LE]

It wasn't followed by enough high pitched shrieking to be a true Hal moment 😭

[@jordanjennings7491]

100 percent 😂

[@tobyzk1730]

it was loaded but had the safety on, thats why he removes the safety and instantly shoots the ground by accident, silly walt

[@bajorekjon]

Life is unfair...

[@robertoflores4876]

It’s the Clark Kent problem. Your friend looks like Superman you don’t think he’s Superman you just think he looks like him. I mean what are the odds this chemistry teacher is a drug lord?

[@ninjaguyYT]

100%. Source: they revealed it early on.

[@Josuh]

I knew Heisenberg was Walt singe episode 1 lol

[@stefl9467]

I mean it’s higher than for the average person😂

[@allanorme2093]

@@Josuh How though? he didnt start going by Heisenberg till like episode 3

[@RepostGuy101]

@@allanorme2093probably because he knew about the show or spoiled it before he watched it himself

[@KingDowmusic]

He screwed himself when he didn’t let Gale take the fall.

[@Wing4455]

he did. but hank still would've found that book. so walt wouldve been connected to the case either way.

[@educatedfool5121]

His ego was ultimately his undoing. Man could have walked away with enough money to support his family multiple times, without anyone finding out. And he couldn't do so, because his ego wouldn't let him.

[@paris-1911]

@@Wing4455 Can’t say for sure, if we’re assuming this is a slightly more cautious Walter who doesn’t yap to Hank at that dinner conversation, then maybe he also realizes to put the book away. Or, yknow, check it for a note. Who knows, but Walter was a _dumbass_ for opening his mouth about Gale.

[@jamesoffutt2801]

You think maybe Walt couldn't let Hank feel like that?

[@kwamefrimpongclifford9554]

@@educatedfool5121he did walk away. If Jesse hadn’t turned on him, Hank would have never found anything to bury him

[@VitchAndVorty]

LMAO. Walt getting offended when Hank called Gale 'genius'. His ego is something else.

[@OmegaMouse]

Yeah, that scene seemed uncharacteristic. Just a dumb thing to say.

[@micaarzur]

@@OmegaMouse He was drunk.

[@isomericgamer6644]

​@micaarzur Yep if he wasn't drunk, Hank wouldn't have found out.

[@tanner4280]

@@OmegaMouse Walter is literally defined by his pride and ego. Letting Gale take the compliment would've been the uncharacteristic thing

[@DutchPlanDerLinde-se9fk]

Distracting Hank is one of my favorite scenes in the show

[@samissomewhere4573]

"I THOUGHT that was YOU! :D"

[@HumanBeing-zh1rf]

"Forward? Is better?" 👉

[@se_lfcontrol]

"working? oh you mean like DEA working? something going down? 🤨🤨"

[@SquirrelLover2]

"Ok! I'm sorry alright?! I'm sorry! 😡"

[@Elbufeira-wh6li]

Walt went full NPC

[@demomute]

'Half a million in cash' *roll credits*

[@dp4812]

Bravo Vince!

[@bulleto8192]

Walt...

[@aurifaber81]

@@bulleto8192 _Guess I got what I deserved_

[@theendofthestart8179]

WALT...

[@alecwhatshisname5170]

MY BABY BLUE!

[@brianharvey9765]

Walter White was too unassuming for it to be obvious to Hank. In fact, it was brilliant of him to figure it all out in the first place.

[@iamgriff]

Hank always looked down to Walter. He was the big shot DEA agent, and Walter was the school teacher. That worked to Walt’s advantage.

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

Hanks obsession with Heisenberg was his subconscious knowing it was Walt and Hank wanting to disprove it

[@PikaWarrior1222]

i really like this theory

[@KenMabie]

cognitive dissonance is the psychological term for what Hank was doing

[@Nimbus3690]

Nah i don't think he ever thought that

[@TheNinthGeneration1]

@@Nimbus3690 his instincts were telling him the truth, but his love for his family was blinding him

[@Nimbus3690]

@TheNinthGenerarion there was no point at which he thought it could be Walt. Him struggling with the idea that it could be Walt and being in denial about it, was never a plot point. Can't just be making up storylines

[@rorylynch7775]

"WW" "Hank, I think Wil Wheaton is Heisenberg"

[@kingbeauregard]

Walt really was acting sus a lot. Like in that moment, Walt could have deflected it much better by jumping in and saying, "heh, as an expert on WW's, let me think ...". Or that duffel bag full of money, Walt could have said "chemistry notebooks". I grant you, I'm not "in the moment" so it's easier for me to be calm, but then again Walt is supposed to be the genius manipulator. Of course, some of it might be that he feels more powerful when he's toying with Hank.

[@drpibisback7680]

​@@kingbeauregard I think the duffel bag bit was actually fine. It's a weirdly specific thing to say, but it's so unbelievable that the truth easily passes itself off as a joke, which Hank bought.

[@paris-1911]

@@kingbeauregard can’t forget that Hank’s totally lowered his guard for a lot of Walt’s slips on account of the guy being his brother - so, Walt definitely has more wiggle room to be all “hahah, you got me” when he knows his brother’s gonna basically laugh it off with him.

[@kingbeauregard]

@@paris-1911 Sure, but Hank never really notices how weird Walt is acting. It's not even like Hank is in denial, which would be an interesting way to go with it, like if Hank really needed to believe there is an honest man in this world and that man was Walt.

[@paris-1911]

@@kingbeauregard Basically what I mean - the first part, not the denial theory. Hank loves his family and he lets his familial relationship with Walt completely blindside him in the end. It makes his expressions of genuine rage toward Walt in the end all the more impactful, the amount of _hell_ Hank went through either directly or indirectly because of Walt is maddening. At least he got to cuff him.

[@abeltesfaye_]

An almost hour-long video on a show I've easily watched 40+ times from start to end instead of getting ready for my obligations tmw? YES PLEASE 🙏🏽

[@TheLooterArmy]

100% this comment lol...I'm sitting here watching it and reading comments while I should be getting ready for work. Fml

[@olcsohigany]

You guys are my heroes

[@willkoestner4159]

Bit harsh. Plenty true

[@mcbdllc2848]

All this happened in 2 years

[@emizerri]

Most of it in one year, the second year is glossed over a lot whilst he's in the hideout hut

[@MrAntioch1969]

$80 Million earned in 2 years!👏👏👏👏👏I have been working 35 years and still don’t have $1 million yet????

[@MrAntioch1969]

If it was not criminal, this would be on every platform to be talked about as a success story😎

[@SteamGrace]

Actually, none of it happened, its a fictional show.

[@therealmvp1024]

@@SteamGrace Wow! Really? If you hadn’t have said that, I’m not sure anyone would have ever pieced that together! Glad your intellectual mind is here to remind everyone of this oft-forgotten fact. I’m sure most people thought this was a documentary while watching the show; glad you’re able to remind them it wasn’t. Thanks pal!

[@SICPARVISMAGNA3018]

The only reason Walt wasn't caught was because of people like Saul and Mike

[@DhirajjMahatoo]

Awesome😊😊

[@DabigJK]

They helped enough to make enough content of Walt not being found out for 50 MINUTE S

[@TheShockwave114]

Hank being blinded by a family member also helped a lot

[@Envaysion]

If it weren’t for Jesse he woulda never hired Saul.

[@meantweetsandcheepgas946]

Gus also buffered him from repercussions with the cartel as well as dealing with the daily logistics of running a drug empire allowing him to just cook and reap the profits.

[@BestBuzzHoneyBees]

This many years later I still don't understand how Hank did not see them run away when he killed Tuco. I mean hell, they couldn't have been more that 50 yards from Hank

[@bigrod359]

Same

[@chrisdavidson2735]

because its a tv show😂

[@geearssixteen2050]

In a flat desert too like come on

[@arcanea9598]

maybe Hank went inside the house and found Hector. Atleast, they should have crawled out of there lol.

[@johndong4754]

I feel like that part is forgivable because Hank just killed a dude so he was more focused on looking at the dude he killed, and he's also possibly in shock because of how he was shot at

[@DaScorpionSting]

Walt covered his tracks so well, only to be arrogant in leaving his star book in a bathroom that Hank would discover.

[@rorylynch7775]

Brilliant but arrogant is a great description of Walt as a person

[@nyack666]

just pure negligence coz he's out of the business (vince said it in an interview), what bothers me the most is why he didn't rip that message or anything related to gale after he died, like most people would do? it's just weird

[@ArtyI]

Especially considering it's the only one in the entire house. Like, it would be slightly understandable if it was their private bathroom

[@garethtaylor1470]

That was the entire point behind the series! How a man becomes egocentric and arrogant and believes he’s untouchable after so many close calls or over confidence. Walt earlier on would not have made such a stupid mistake but he turned into an absolute monster like having the 10 guys killed in prison within a 2 minute window. What always bugged me was WHY would Hank suddenly assume it was Walter? That book could have been bought anywhere and there may have been a good excuse plus Walt had no ties to Gail Boittecker.

[@Therealdacooter]

@@garethtaylor1470 the reason he connects it to Gale is because Gale actually wrote in the book and gave it to Walt. He wrote,” to my OTHER WW…” which Hank was then able to connect that to the original notepad and all the pieces started to fall together in Hank’s mind

[@mustangsonstage]

I know people like to hate on the character, Skylar. But, HOLY COW, Anna Gunn did a phenomenal job on this show!

[@brianharvey9765]

No cell phones were harmed in the making of this TV series.

[@DhirajjMahatoo]

Awesome😊😊

[@urbangorilla33]

Dude's car got a little dinged up.

[@engineeertf2]

​@@DhirajjMahatoo Wait what

[@Saver310]

Gus

[@engineeertf2]

@@Saver310 fring

[@davidroest]

To the closest call is when Hank picks up the heavy gymbag and asks Walt what's in it to which Walt replies, half a million dollars. Hank only should have opened the bag and find out that Walt told the truth at that point.

[@aeleekiz_7417]

Lo que yo creo es que simplemente se lo tomó a broma y no lo abrió por educación. Es decir, si tu cuñado te llama para ayudarle a empacar sus cosas, no vas a abrir y rebuscar en ellas, no? Sería muy grosero. Sumando lo gracioso que era Hank y la visión inocente e ingenua que tenía sobre Walt, por esa simple razón se rió y no le dió importancia.

[@Rickon2506]

Walt was seen by many as a genius underachiever loser. Biggest reason why it took Hank far too long to find out about the whole thing and it was by accident too. Otherwise he would’ve been successful pulling the whole thing off.

[@nobutur]

Same way you don't know your neighbor is a serial killer.

[@moxxy3565]

But I do know that my neighbor is a serial killer

[@engineeertf2]

​@@moxxy3565 you should tell your neighbor to take it easy and that you have no beef with them

[@MovieGuy.]

I’m the neighbour

[@Linkinsaiga]

@@engineeertf2 his neighbor will cut his beef

[@abeltesfaye_]

The irony at 5:24 of Hank telling Walt "not to underestimate his students" meanwhile Hank underestimated Walt almost the entire show 😂😂😂

[@goldmaskfiend]

Also funny cuz Jesse *was* literally his student

[@fullback500]

Many reasons. He was unassuming so he was underestimated. He was smart. He backed himself into corners so he was desperate and men will do anything out of desperation. He was motivated by family. He was motivated by the fact he was dying and he wanted to be remembered in a certain way. I could go on and on, but mostly because he was smarter than almost everyone around him. Andddd a lot of dumb luck

[@RhulkFunnyMoments]

He was not motivated by family lol, if he was he would have stopped when he got into remission

[@Ishbikes]

He literally says he did it for himself

[@joedwyer3297]

​@@Ishbikesyes but he doesnt even realise that till way later

[@cygnustsp]

I love how Walter didn't completely button down his shirt so his underwear showed as the fire trucks went by

[@skinnyelephant7752]

such a tease

[@Holdit66]

"Book smart but no street smarts" sums up Walter White. Plus, too much ego to allow him to realise it himself.

[@aeleekiz_7417]

Así es, eso hace que esta serie sea maravillosa. Una frase que encaja con Walt. No era pionero en lo que Mike y Saul llamaban "el juego". Pero tenía versatilidad, la cual constituye una parte de la inteligencia. Eso y la suerte que tenía le permitió durar lo que duró.

[@Ungermax7]

Calling in to Hank to tell him about Marie is diabolical, jesus.

[@bob3007]

i've never seen a tv show/universe with such a dedicated/consistietly-inventive youtube channel. ( _maybe_ the office) this video is basically a 50min compilation of a tv show lamp-shading, _after the shows already over_ ps; a comp of every shot/angle that a character can be seen in a reflection; would be doooope. a comp of mike mackerel-staring mf's down, too. and one of all of walters freakout, "JESSE!! JESSEEE!!!! JESSEEEEEEEEE!!!!" moments.

[@i-work-at-enron]

Hank: Turn on the TV!" Walt: "nah" *end*

[@MissP3224]

🤣😂

[@lordlossize]

15:00 "get out of the way, heisenberg! im trying to find heisenberg!"

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

Lol 😂 The DEA just threw away the original to catch the bootleg version 😂

[@ItsaJungleOutThere-z6b]

I always wondered why they never talked to the first responders to the fire. I'm sure one of them would have seen a middle aged guy in his underwear on the side of the road.

[@jijikal]

Wow...a good one.🎉

[@vivn5526]

They were probably on another emergency?

[@billyb557]

That's exactly what I thought

[@raftlack4326]

very true

[@johnnycleveland216]

Man I totally forgot that even in the first episode that Walt was ready to kill him self

[@bojanstojanovic5465]

and he never said that to Pinkman.

[@gabrielbauer1031]

17:09 How the hell he reach that tone

[@rustzio]

and then… bwa

[@xanderscookingschool1497]

It's not that hard to reach that tone.

[@capitalfik579]

Just couldn't let Gale take the credit and the heat. Get that wine away from him. Too reckless, too cocky.

[@CatchTheMarmosets]

Pride cometh before the fall

[@DuskLegend]

It’s not just the credit, it’s the fact that Hank said he could’ve used his intellect to “help society” but the sad truth is Walter was screwed over from achieving mainstream success (by normie standards)

[@sarthaksingh7217]

48:20 ain't no man you won't let me forget this scene even after years , still give me chills and sense of incompleteness and fulfillment at same time

[@sebsmith5100]

@@sarthaksingh7217 video came out 41 minutes ago, no way you watched all that without skipping.

[@JiF28]

@@sebsmith5100 They never said they watched the whole thing? They skipped ahead to talk about that scene in specific.

[@atabreh]

​@@sebsmith5100wait till you find out about video speed multiplayer

[@sebsmith5100]

@@JiF28 thanks captain hindsight

[@miotch8225]

​@@sebsmith5100 I know many people that watch YT videos at higher playback speeds like 1.5x. They can still understand everything going on (especially if its just clips they've already seen) and get through an hour video in about 40 minutes.

[@thekingofkingsrp]

Think about all the lives that would have been saved had walter knew how to properly use a gun at the start.

[@colmanclosser5466]

Im not sure if this is intentional, but at 5:24 when hank says “I know they’re your students but do not underestimate them” I cant help but think that has a double meaning for Jesse

[@thepredman9lol266]

This felt like watching the series again

[@the_budde]

I wish we couldve gotten a Hank/Walt buddy cop show

[@saeedfbamuhair]

2:20 show you that luck play a huge role in his story.

[@SeaSniper101]

I really appreciate that Skylar can vividly be seen understanding Walt is saying to much about Gale. Skylar knows he should let Hank be on that thought train…. But Walter is Walter. Ego Unmatched 28:58

[@concorde__]

1:55 is such a Hal moment

[@clayday5299]

pretty sure there was a malcolm in the middle episode where Hal did that exact thing actually

[@ThatOneWalter]

If I was Hank i wouldn't find out Walt either!

[@DhirajjMahatoo]

Awesome😊😊

[@misternil7006]

Gomez: yeah they got him all with the painkillers,resting comfortably... Guy with legs shot off laying in partial coma: 😊

[@gnickthegnome1981]

"you got me" at 25:00 is a scene i am always paranoid about. You can't tell me that in that moment, Hank didn't know. Now, there isn't much cause to believe Hank knew, but he would have certainly had suspicions from the moment he investigated the missing lab equipment. His immediate aggressive pursuit of Walt when he "finds out" seems to discredit this thought, but I just can't help seeing Hank's arc as one of cognitive dissonance. Yes, he is TRAINED to look at exactly all of the pieces of evidence that Walter lets slip. We have to wonder how he didn't know, because the fact of the matter is he HAD to. He knew and repressed, he wanted to believe that Walter would be scared off or, at the very least, incapable of participating in the worst implications of his career. I know Hank would work to forgive Walter if Walter had been a benign presence in the scene, producing only as a captive of some larger kingpin. I can't see Hank missing the mountain of evidence implicating Walter. I CAN see him underestimating Walter's guilt and trying to subtly warn him away from the scene while pursuing who he thinks are the real malevolent actors, or perhaps viewing him as a victim of ambition, underestimating and becoming trapped by the danger of the work he stumbles into trying to make money. As it stands, Walter destroyed everything Hank had, to the point of threatening his wife. He suspects, and he represses, and his repression represses to the point that he can't remember he knows until he is violently reminded of his well founded suspicions in the post-script of a series of profound traumas which are the consequence of Walter's actions exclusively.

[@capitalfik579]

Hank getting killed was the beginning of the end to him getting out of jams clean. It all fell apart after that

[@ravitejaknts]

I would say losing Jesse on his side is the beginning of the end.

[@xGrunty]

The scene at 44:30 still gives me goosebumps everytime I watch it. Anna Gunn's performance here is perfection and of course Bryan Cranston's cold calculated stare as he puts the truck in reverse. Then it swells even more with the music/sound effects at the end. Rian Johnson's directing abilities along with Vince's storytelling led to one of the most compelling scenes in all forms of entertainment.

[@seyiadeniran1426]

Hank getting killed still hurts.

[@dumptruck_babs]

On my last rewatch of the series, my Bluetooth speaker that I forgot to turn off earlier made its little battery dying sound at the exact moment Hank got shot, now I laugh every time I see it 😢😂

[@Brandonian]

When I rewatch this show, which I’ve done dozens of times, Walter always gets lucky. But then again, he’s smart enough to hold his own. Walter is a bloody genius. Gus was a genius, but Walter was a better one. Keeping himself alive using what ever means necessary. Walter did it to everyone. He was able to fool everyone. Not for long, but a while. He was a terrible liar. My only complaint, if you are going to lie, try to be good at it. Breaking Bad is amazing.

[@AlexOxygen]

I think Gus was way better than Walter was. Gus would've continued to millions of millions if Walter didn't ruin the entire operation. Everything was perfect for him.

[@Brandonian]

@@AlexOxygen true, Mike said the same thing. Walter’s ego blew things up. Gus never killed Walter, Walter kept himself alive until he was ready to kill Gus. That was Gus’s biggest mistake. He had the opportunity to kill Walter a few times, Walter kept himself alive. Great show regardless.

[@xXxXKusKusXxXx]

Walter might have been smarter but Gus was way more competent

[@Brandonian]

@@xXxXKusKusXxXx oh yeah, Walter’s ego man! That’s what got him into trouble.

[@Leonard_Wolf_2056]

​@@xXxXKusKusXxXxthat's pretty much the only reason I rooted for him and only him.

[@PayperPaper]

Phenomenal acting on the actor of Hank.

[@giacomofinotto]

Now please do a compilation about Chuck's EHS and that was all in his mind!

[@sebsmith5100]

Because he’s the danger

[@rorylynch7775]

What's up Danger

[@ggm000]

He's in danger *

[@reviewerofcomments]

he was never the danger. skylar points this out after walt tells her he killed Gus

[@ThatOneGirlThatPlays]

Plot armor. The real Walter White was found out about the same time. If not a little longer. look him up there’s a vice documentary. he was not a high school chemistry teacher. He was just a really good cook, but he did use the Heisenberg system where he didn’t know any of the foot soldiers and street dealers. He only knew one distribution guy.

[@τςιφςακαρ]

I remember watching this show 3 years ago and omg it's the best show ever, and if you watch better call Saul you do your self a favour because this is top cinema. Bcs makes you appreciate even more breaking Bad. I have to say that the Skylar haters have to admit that she is a crazy good actress omg she was great.

[@huf3y]

I sometimes think about rewatching the show, then a video like this reminds me of how stressful the show got each season. Especially these moments where Walt almost gets found out. I’ll bring myself to rewatch it, but does anyone else feel the same lol?

[@DuskLegend]

I’ve seen through Breaking Bad like 2-3 times and I’ll probably watch through it another once or twice in my lifetime but sometimes you just have to let things sit. Besides, I watched this video today and this essentially speedran the series

[@pracads112]

Really wish we could take a pill and forget what happens scene after scene because wanna watch it for the first time again GOAT series

[@jordanjennings7491]

The perfect criminal, straight as an arrow, no priors, no connections, has his teaching job as the perfect Alibi. If he'd done his job and known his place, he would be fine right now

[@TheNinthGeneration1]

Only because Gale was gone, otherwise he was dying very soon

[@whitewolf8051]

​@TheNinthGenerarion all he needed to so was work with gale and put his ego aside and he'd be fine

[@TheNinthGeneration1]

@@whitewolf8051 not quite, Gale’s job was to learn the recipe well enough that Gus could then get rid of Walt

[@Anthony_Giorgio_Guitar]

@@TheNinthGeneration1 People seem to forget this. They just throw around the word "ego" and act like that's Walt's motivation for everything. Walt, sharp as anyone, knew that Gus was planning on getting rid of him.

[@dustinlema3488]

@@Anthony_Giorgio_Guitarthat explains that sure, but dinner was the biggest example of his ego. He could have let hank believe he was right about gale, hid the book and moved on. But instead of tested him and said “are you sure?”

[@JR-hr8pk]

They came up over the Mountains, near present day Salt Lake, and saw land stretching to the Horizon. More land than they had just crossed, an Ocean of Land, and it crushed them entirely. When Hank gets shot and Walter falls down at 42:05, that is what being crushed, entirely, looks like.

[@jobelplayedminecraft3700]

hank really told walt to watch over his turf

[@suit_up0]

An hour of breaking bad clips, I’m living in a dream

[@swaterman08]

it would have been funny if later on in the series when hank is catching on he watches Walt do something similar to the barrel carry

[@jayrichards5224]

Answer: The writers didn't want him found sooner.

[@Robert-fc9xz]

44:46 nice move, walt

[@hypnobraicracksalesman3028]

Because of that Bryan Cranston rizz

[@mrwillard95]

Bro had that main character energy😂

[@joedwyer3297]

Who, the main character?😅

[@jamj2912]

Excellent video, as always!!

[@youtube.commentator]

37:59 my favorite

[@chriscastano8696]

best breaking bad video ever!!

[@jacobveu4859]

Man I wish I could watch this series for the first time again. Must’ve binged the whole thing in a little over a week lol

[@ninjaguyYT]

If he was found out sooner, rhe show would have to end earlier, and less money for Bravo Vince.

[@harshnair7126]

I didn't realise at that time, that hanks sense fashion has come back today, cuban collared oversized shirts, baggy pants... Wow what a cool dude he is

[@rouenyu]

Nice compilation

[@iamgriff]

Anyone ever notice Crazy 8’s yellow car is Jesse Pinkman’s car throughout the rest of the series? When you look close at the grille, you will see the Buick grill doesn’t quite fire right.

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

Nah Both car might be the same model, but Krazy 8's car was taken by the DEA under custody Jesse's car was a whole different car, that Jesse bought with his own money which was supposed to be for his education. I remember, his mom told Hank that Jesse could've used that money for his education, but he wasted it on buying the car. Jesse bought his car when he lived in his mom and dad's place, which was before he was in the m*th business. So there is no way that Jesse bought Krazy 8's car, cuz by that time, he was already famous as a low level cook

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

You're forgetting that Walt say Jesse's number plate (THE CAPN), whcih is how he was able to figure out that Jesse was Captain Cook. He went to Jesse house, and saw the car being there. The whole mess with Krazy 8 happened way later, and even before that Jesse did have his car. So there's no way it was Jesse's car. Also, DEA took Krazy 8's carz as evidence. So there's no way someone could buy it

[@iamgriff]

@@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024 in the movie production, it is verified that they are the same car.

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

@@iamgriff they're the same model, but not the same car

[@iamgriff]

@@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024 okay, believe what you want. But the truth is they shot the car red over the yellow after the pilot episode.

[@thesciguy4823]

4:41 Chemistry teacher here, HS Chemistry labs don't have chemical Respirators, let alone would they be labeled with the HS's name on them.

[@radiofreeacab]

Quiet, nerd

[@dhdjdjddj183]

How pure is your methamphetamine?

[@placeholerwav]

and they also dont contain gallons of HF

[@Jackal_Neck]

@@placeholerwavmy high school (2018) actually did have hundreds of gallons for the Chem class experiments

[@milespico7179]

Sure sure they don't.

[@WizeGuyz2023]

He went undetected so long because everyone underestimated him. He was a dorky chemistry teacher who had cancer. You can actually tell that Hank did suspect walt a couple of times but he ended up dismissing all his concerns because he never imagined walt wasn't just some loser. It isn't until Gus gets identified and his old boss resigns and says "he was living a completely different life right under my nose, and I never saw it" that we see the gears turn in hanks head. And the notebook confirms his suspicions.

[@gabbyjavier9854]

idk maybe because it's done when he says it's done idk guys

[@thatsoutstanding4331]

He’s also by far the smartest character in the whole show (except maybe chuck)

[@Hatemode_NJ]

Saul post better call saul

[@lbanepa]

Its about survival and skinny pete and badger got it all from helping jesse and walter white

[@NoName-xc6cg]

He's a lot smarter than Chuck imo. Don't forget he's a Nobel Prize winner

[@DylanJamesOfficial]

How did I just watch this for 50 minutes without realizing

[@roaming740]

Time flies when you're cooking I mean having fun hehe

[@DylanJamesOfficial]

@@roaming740 😂😂

[@olcsohigany]

That's the magic of Breaking Bad.

[@zestyraccoon813]

15:42 Its funny how fast he reacts to the cops. Dude has one goal and its go to jail.

[@WayneHerron-us4fj]

Prof! I love this video. Collins was a true force of musical power in the 80s. I appreciate how you show such great respect to these iconic artists. Well done! How about something on Neil Finn and Crowded Hpuse? He’s my fav singer/songwriter and they are my fav band.

[@godofecht]

"You think Jimmy's actually for real? That he wanted to be in prison?" Better Call Saul: I guess so ;)

[@sn19901]

11:23 all Hank had to do was look up and the game would've been over

[@bobbarkin2880]

well...goodbye Lidia...

[@aghagh-r8b]

"Baby Blue" was actually Walter's life in a nutshell, so fitting that it was the song played at the end.

[@walidhmd]

Simply because they underestimated Walter, it would've been too much for a guy like walt (according to their knowledge about him) to be someone as dangerous as Heisenberg, even if Walter told Hank that he is Heisenberg face to face he'll still think it's a joke

[@KnightmarelXXvII]

I was just thinking the other day, "Should someone have caught Walt way sooner?" Thank you for answering the question that I had but didn't ask.

[@urmailman]

42:47 the most heartbreaking scene in the whole show and maybe all of TV. Makes my hair stand on end when Skyler screams in silence in the street.

[@cozyhaven6835]

I always wondered why the fire trucks didn't stop on the way back and offer to pull him out. Sure, he would have refused, but also there should have been some pretty strong chemical smells when they did. Maybe Walt made sure to be far enough from the camper at that point so they wouldn't smell it when they stopped to talk to him?

[@akhelundar931]

>shoots mike >"im so sorry... i dont know what went wrong..."

[@haasman100]

The gun Walter has at 1:22 is a 90s Smith & Wesson 4046/4006 PD. I've owned the same gun since 2010 and It too had a failure to fire at an odd time 😂

[@chrispybaconbruh5613]

Haven't been this early to a BB video in a long time

[@westseattlebikedad]

Around the 29:00 mark when Skyler is just looking at Walt like “shut up shut up shut up” 😂😂

[@chrislawson1233]

Hank was actually a good detective and generally a good guy.

[@kainlives7958]

Neuteral guy, not good, bad, or evil

[@aeleekiz_7417]

​@@kainlives7958 por qué lo dices?

[@aeleekiz_7417]

Era bueno, pero como Walt es el protagonista nos hace ver como si este último fuese el bueno realmente, y Hank el malvado. Para mí, todos son personas con intereses, ni buenos ni malos.

[@supersaiyanzero386]

Great detective mixed when it comes to the subject of being good or bad as indicated by the title every single character Breaks Bad. Hank was definitely closer to the good guys but there's a lot of evidence he really messed up especially the way he went about the investigation obsessively he probably could have done a lot more good overall had he listened to Merkert and save his own life.

[@ameyajoshi742]

Walt didn’t want Gale to take Credit for his Legendary Recipe.

[@olcsohigany]

What was basic chemistry😅

[@tryhorse]

22:40 Walter White meets Walter Black

[@chrisa8863]

Just curious how it took so long for the ricin to kick in for Lydia

[@jonoboi8069]

It didn’t? Ricin is said to kick in 2-3 days after he administers it. That clubhouse scene must happen 2-3 days after he saw Lydia for the last time

[@chrisa8863]

@jonoboi8069 yup, idk why but at the time I wrote this I was thinking about when Gus poisoned the cartel and for some reason I thought he used ricin so that's why I was confused

[@jonoboi8069]

@@chrisa8863 you know, that’s a fair assumption, I wonder what kind of poison Gus used

[@chrisa8863]

@jonoboi8069 I've seen some theories that it was a high dosage of nicotine he slipped into the bottle, which apparently if you consume a lot of, can be fatal. There's no definitive answer so it's up in the air I guess lol

[@acsone3546]

I just noticed tuco was rocking a 50 round box so the gunfire sfx isn’t actually that insanely excessive

[@RictorScale]

this is dope