Jesse Goes WILD!! Breaking Bad REACTION "Confessions" 5x11 Breakdown + Review // Kailyn + Eric React

[@israymervalentin-arias6313]

The fact that you two support Hank who forced Walter into the meth business and sold him off to Gustavo Fring speaks volumes of your moral compass. Even a confession tape can’t change your mind about that evil Hank Schrader.

[@jlilley73]

😆

[@RullVox]

That confession tape scene alone should have won an award, it was brutal.

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

so brutal 😭

[@kristinwood8884]

One of my favorite scenes in the whole series.😅

[@Bronike37]

That scene in Saul's office actually won Aaron Paul an emmy. His acting was phenomenal and the win was 100% deserved!

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

seriously amazing!!

[@Steelburgh]

It was definitely amazing but my absolute favorite Aaron Paul acting moment is still coming up. It causes a visceral reaction in me.

[@thelastdisplay]

@@Steelburgh I think I know the part of coming up. 😬

[@TheRepublican777]

Yes and the way he can cry so realistic he quivers the way a kid would when they cry or jusy anyone who cries who's feelings are really hurt and scared

[@chaotix7275]

The craziest thing is Aaron didnt even take acting classes in his life. Man was just destined to be an amazing actor.

[@dlweiss]

Yeah, that $177,000 is definitely NOT beside the point, because it’s a real, undeniable paper trail linking Hank to Walt’s illegal money. And worse than that, it makes Walt’s story more plausible, because it DOES seem more likely that a terrified victim would pay Hank’s medical bills, as opposed to a malevolent crime boss paying Hank’s medical bills.

[@jerodast]

It doesn't quite make sense that, if Hank was doing this to make tons of money, why he would even NEED Walt to pay his bills. But, certainly not impossible.

[@techbae6157]

Hank isn't a hero, he built a drug empire forcing his brother in law to do horrible things by taking advantage of his vulnerabilities😢

[@Sergey.Ivanov.1]

🤪

[@Mandalore_ultimate]

​@@Sergey.Ivanov.1It's a joke don't get your panties in a bunch

[@miked.7245]

lol. In all seriousness, though he is a dirty cop. You see it early on when Marie is caught stealing, and he uses his position to get her off.

[@skywillfindyou]

@@miked.7245 Indeed. Hank is rather bad person, and failed as cop (not by effectiveness, but by corruption and breaking law)

[@miked.7245]

@@skywillfindyou Yep. Not just a bad cop but also violent criminal. Anyone else would do prison time for what he did to Jesse, regardless of whether the person “pressed charges”.

[@ZackRappMusic]

Bryan Cranston is so good that his character’s acting deserves an Oscar lol

[@odgjr]

Well, he won multiple Emmys, which are the television equivalent to the Oscars.

[@LucasAraujo-lx3lv]

​@@odgjrI think he meant Walt's acting on the tape was Oscar-worthy, just as good as Bryan's

[@odgjr]

@@LucasAraujo-lx3lv I guess so. I had it in my brain about Cranston doing the video in one take.

[@ZackRappMusic]

@@LucasAraujo-lx3lv Right, Walt isn't on a TV show in-universe, so Oscar felt more appropriate somehow lol

[@miked.7245]

@@odgjr did you even read the comment? He’s saying that his CHARACTER deserves an Oscar. Not Brian Cranston.

[@Violetsareblue092]

32:15 you can actually see Huell take it out of his pocket and nod to Saul, so we can assume the reason Saul left earlier to “get a bag for the money” was really to tell Huell to do that. Nice job to Kailyn for picking up on that as I don’t think most reactors do, and not many pick up on the fact that Jesse realizes Walt poisoned Brock either and are usually confused as to what is happening until he confronts Saul about it, so nice job to Eric as well. Love that you both were able to put together different pieces of the puzzle like that. Some people seem to think it’s far fetched that Jesse would put those things together and make that connection, but I think they forget that was exactly what Jesse believed happened at first until Walt manages to manipulate him into thinking it was Gus instead. I think anyone that has been a victim of gaslighting knows that feeling of “I knew I was right the whole time and I can’t believe I let them talk me out of it and trusted them over myself.” I also think the scene of them in the desert earlier was done to show that Jesse is finally able to see through Walt’s bs now, especially after witnessing how Walt reacted to Drew Sharpe’s murder. Season 4 Jesse may not have believed that Walt was capable of caring so little about a child dying, but season 5 Jesse definitely can after that. Not to mention he knows he killed Mike and had all those guys in prison murdered, so he sees how far he’s willing to go to protect himself. I wouldn’t be surprised if deep down part of Jesse still wondered if it could have been Walt after all, and all he needed was that one piece of evidence to finally allow himself to believe it. Sorry for the essay but I’ll just say one more thing: I love your reaction to Walt’s “confession” tape because I also lost my MIND the first time I saw this episode and I could not believe what I was watching. I have never been so furious and disgusted yet shockingly impressed at the same time 😂 Wait I forgot one more thing…you are completely right to be concerned about some fans of this show and their love for Walt. The amount of people that try to justify and make excuses for what he did to both Jane and Brock is absolutely astounding. I swear some people literally think Skyler “cheating” with Ted is worse than both of those things combined lol. And don’t even get me started with their victim blaming of Jesse and Skyler for their reactions to Walt’s abuse instead of condemning Walt for the abuse itself. Ok I’m done lol excited to watch these final few episodes with you guys and hope to see you continue with El Camino and Better Call Saul as well😊

[@JeffreyMarksWorld]

When Hank mentions his medical bill the guy is like "Don't get cought up on that, it means nothing." But it actually means EVERYTHING

[@demonalivefornow9680]

Aaron Paul won his third Emmy for this episode, rightly so.

[@LochAndLoad95]

It's such a bittersweet thing to see my favorite BB reactors almost all done with this amazing show. The end of an era in a way, but you still have the movie and the whole Better Call Saul series to follow! BCS is slower most of the time but it's an absolute masterpiece of a show and I'm really looking forward to watching it again with y'all :D

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

it's going to be great 🙌

[@jeffbenson7471]

When I first saw that confession tape when this first aired I was mind blown. That took everything to such an extreme dark level. Cranston was flawless in its execution. He always is. With Jessie I always feel like I'm really appreciating watching the best actor at work. With Walt, I feel like I'm watching that human being. He crawled up inside of Cranston and it doesn't feel like acting. It's so good.

[@TheNumber77Studios]

This couple smile and laugh at the weirdest moments

[@prettymuchbangtan]

they also literally look like siblings lmao

[@isaiahromero9861]

I do that too especially when I'm watching something with other people, sometimes when a scene is so batshit insane you just feel like laughing because of the adrenaline idk

[@Justinhomii]

Walt's confession tape is dripping with unbelievably good goodness. You feel the shackles close in tighter & tighter on Hank- especially considering his violent past with Pinkman. Bryan acted out the whole scene in one take.

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

one take?? that is insane!

[@Jgriffy]

I don't think people truly understand what a "dirty cop" is if they really think Hank is one. He knew he fucked up once he assaulted Jesse.

[@jerodast]

Yeah calling Hank a dirty cop is wild haha. He absolutely broke the law assaulting Jesse, but then accepted his punishment for it without any kind of corruption or coverup. Call him a violent dangerous cop if you want (I wouldn't, given that we know the reason he did what he did - he doesn't just fly off the handle randomly - but whatever), but "dirty" makes me think they're just throwing out random insults.

[@TheRepublican777]

Lol you will regret cheering that Jesse figured out about the cigarette

[@markcornish6393]

I rooted for Walter White while watching this show. Something wrong with me?

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

No, lol .

[@steves9955]

The “confession” was brilliant, just enough truth to fill the lies 👌

[@huphykang5355]

Unfortunately for Jesse, not getting in that van is one of his biggest mistakes

[@atrevino90]

You probably finished the series by now, and know how much of a masterpiece the whole series is, the last 4 episodes are out of this world.

[@lukeemmanuelhammond6024]

they've probably seen it by now since they are at least 4 episodes up on Patreon. Best show ever.

[@anvil958]

Next Stop : Better Call Saul

[@websnarf]

@@anvil958 Well first they should watch El Camino, otherwise the last few episodes of Better Call Saul will be a little less impactful.

[@brandonmartin08]

I love how when Jesse finally goes off on Walt he always gets upset and sounds reminiscent of Walt Jr.

[@jlerrickson]

I agree with your opening thoughts from a storytelling perspective. However, the biggest thing I take away from the BB universe is that there are no heroes: only people and their choices.

[@GottunddieWelten]

Good job of RJ Mitte playing a 15-16 years old for 5 years :)

[@silikon2]

Waiter's confession video is so diabolical because it's vastly more plausible than what actually occurred. Keep in mind, Hank spent a lot of the last year doing his own investigations of Heisenberg. All that missing time is sus af.

[@bajorekjon]

Plus Gus was a friend of the DEA, so him working with Hank isn't too far fetched

[@richard971]

I have this strange feeling they're not going to fully understand the infamous phone call.

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

They already watched this episode on patreon , so we can ask someone

[@chaotix7275]

Same

[@stephiis8882]

I feel the same. They're nice people, but seem incredibly naive and would probably take it at face value. Plus their hatred for Walt is probably going to cloud their judgement.

[@dereknolin5986]

I think Walter's driving over the two guys who were about to kill Jesse was actually a selfless act.

[@josephsarto689]

Hanks a dirty cop because he assaulted Jesse? He let his emotions get the better of him for a moment. But He called it in and took the the consequences even refusing to lie about what happened (against Marie’s advice)

[@isaiahromero9861]

Yea I mean that's still really fucked up though, probably the worst thing Hank did. Police brutality is bad lol. It does show the difference between Walt and Hank though, Hank fully accepted the consequences while Walter runs from them up until the very end.

[@josephsarto689]

Instead of letting his emotions get the better of him, maybe hanks should have thought “hey, how does Pinkman/anyone associated with Pinkman know my cellphone # ? “

[@DJMoore82]

In regards to your other post, I couldn’t imagine being a reactor, and putting in all of that time and effort and thoughtfully input, and then people just come with negativity. Please keep doing what you’re doing…I’m a big fan of BB and have watched several times. Watching with you guys has been so enjoyable and refreshing, among the very best. Much love to you both man what you do-wish you all the success!! I have enjoyed this journey and hanging out with you guys so much ✌🏼🙏🏼

[@jawbonewaltsack8766]

My favorite episode. Was waiting since y’all started

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

it was FANTASTIC

[@michaelblaine6494]

“Showstopper” nailed it,there’s so many in these last few episodes

[@lightyagami1752]

8:20 Of course, mL is volume, not "weight" (mass). They pumped in an exactly calculated volume, compensating for difference in density between aqueous methylamine and water.

[@kathyrams]

Hank is Capt Ahab hunting the great white whale. Hank is obsessed

[@thethesaxman23]

Your reaction when Jessie finally had the realization of the cigarette was absolutely priceless!! Possibly my favorite moment of all your reactions so far!!

[@povijestpovijest9569]

I wish the story put a bit more emphasis on Walt's reliance on expensive healthcare at this point in the story. Walt getting arrested, going to jail and losing his money meant he would die within a year.

[@thechristmasproductions]

22:51 it’s not beside the point at all. If Hank’s very expensive therapy was paid for with drug money, he could be held liable as well. Now if he were to convict Walt, he now will be on the defense when prosecutors inevitably come after him. It also serves to lend more credibility to Walt’s story since there was an actual drug cash exchange to Hank’s benefit.

[@adelardj7026]

Kailyn is so mean to the waiter, the poor boy is just doing his job... It's not his fault they have serious meeting in happy looking restaurant xD

[@notasianjim7227]

That moment after Saul told Jesse that walt made him do it, that look on jesses face. Thats the moment jesse realized he was not the only being manipulated by walt. What a scene

[@Josh86_559]

Cant help it. I'm just a ride or die when it comes to Hisenberg. He's my favorite character in history of tv & film

[@xn9tj]

this is the hypest reaction to Confessions ever the moment you both realized what was happening at the jesse scene and the edit and everything, had me howliiiinggg

[@jlilley73]

33:15 Your new editor is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣

[@andresrodriguez9684]

A lot of ppl miss a key point in Walt’s confession. Walt drops in hints of how he actually felt and situations he was in during his time in the drug business. He simply moved the people around in the confession for who to blame etc. Don’t know why Kaitlyn thinks everything Walt does is pure manipulation. Sure he used manipulative tactics in the confession, but alot of the points he made of feeling scared and hopeless were actually true. In many cases he was left with no choice. Obviously it was Walt’s fault that he ended up in these situations. However, from the very beginning everyone who worked with Walt either tried to kill him or use him. Kind of disappointed some reactors only look through one lense because of their emotions. Very hard to fine emotionally intelligent people unfortunately

[@vincentrascon5944]

It's possible to watch a television show and just enjoy it for the entertainment value of the fiction. I like Walt and also like Scarface....not because they are great people but because they are great written characters. I feel like you guys treat BB like it's a documentary. Also if you are going to treat it so seriously why give Jesse and Mike and Gus a pass for all of their reprehensible behavior and just focus all of your hatred towards Walt?

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

because the show has used exhaustive screentime to show us walt's unlikable personality and manipulations, but has not done so as much for jesse or mike. 😬 we react to things as is natural to us, we're not going to fake it either way. not saying you are doing so, but for some reason people take great offense to that. our comments starting at 40:53 summarize our position, and discussion in future videos to come

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

The thing about great characters and writing is that they actually make you feel something. Gus is my favorite TV character of all time, because he's such a great villain. Walter, is a great character, but my emotional response to *his level of manipulation to those close to him,* makes me really not like him. Skylar is such a amazingly acted character, that the actress kind of had to lay low in a sense, because of the the intense fan reactions, legitimately lashing out at her as if she were actually Skylar. While the Skylar/fan reactions were always a bit extreme... That, along with the other examples I mentioned, were all just a testament to the writing & acting on this show. That it makes you feel something.

[@pulpreality2083]

Imo what makes a character likeable is true commitment to his/her 'WHY'. I mean you can relate to that even for crazy villains like Joker. They behave the way you expect them to. In the case of Walt, bro is just a menace especially to people who don't really deserve it. He does the worst imaginable things that renders his purpose vague and totally unrelatable. And for that matter feeding one's broken ego doesn't count as purpose to me.

[@comeatmebro8120]

Just be honest, you’re only upset that they hate Walt. They’re clearly very invested in this show which will bring out emotions sometimes. Its a testament to how well written Breaking Bad is. If you’re so bothered by their reactions, there are plenty of others you can go watch who are more neutral towards or even root for Walt

[@sivannatalie]

Walt’s repulsiveness actually has very little to do with his criminal behavior. The character of the man underlying the criminal is what people sense when they find it difficult to empathize with him. Walt also has almost no empathy for anyone else either - at least none that’s not self-serving. He’s not funny, or kind, or brave, or honorable, or considerate, or well-intentioned. What’s to like? He’s smart. Is that it?

[@danielrafferty4108]

Great reaction guys. Takes me back to watching this for the first time. So many great scenes one after the other. Everyone has a favorite, but mine has to be the confession. I was exactly like you guys. Like I should have seen it coming, but with all the inertia of everything leading up to it I just didn't see the angle until Hank pressed Play 😅 And AAron Paul really knocks it out of the park these last handful of episodes. Thanks for taking me back to watching this with my own peeps and all the water cooler talk the day after at work.

[@mathmexican4234]

There's a big difference between knowing things and having evidence of things that can stand up in court. Like the confession video does, it's easy to spin a tale around the facts of the case that have hard evidence (like money trails or physical injuries). All Walter would have to do is put some doubt in the jurys mind and he'd get away with it.

[@wendydarling5790]

I need help. I haven't seen the show since it aired. Jesse knows that Brock wasn't poisoned with the ricin. It was Lily of the Valley. We saw the plant in Walt's yard but I don't know how that actually happened. But why does Jesse link the ricin cigarette being lifted to Brock being poisoned? Someone please tell me what I missed.

[@jlilley73]

I think it's just that Jesse can see more clearly now how manipulative and ruthless Walt can be. He almost figured it out in 4x12 -- he'd guessed that Huell may have stolen the cigarette on Walt's say-so in order to poison Brock -- but he didn't understand the motive (he thought it was Walt getting revenge on Jesse). At that time Walt convinced Jesse he had no motive to poison Brock. Walt's plan was admittedly convoluted: He poisoned Brock (with the plant), counting on Jesse to initially panic and think it was his own fault (with the cigarette), then expecting Jesse to conclude it was Walt leading him to Walt's house, where Walt can convince him that it was actually Gus who poisoned Brock in order to trick Jesse into killing Walt! Thus convincing Jesse to turn on Gus. You're right that Huell stealing his weed proves nothing. We're just expected to think that it just got Jesse rethinking that whole situation and figuring out what actually happened.

[@wendydarling5790]

@jlilley73 Thanks! Now when did Walt poison Brock? Did he gave him some berries when he was at their place? Is that what we're meant to assume? I have zero recollection. I could probably Google but this is more fun.

[@jlilley73]

@@wendydarling5790 Apparently Vincent Gilligan (per an interview) thinks Walt went to Brock's school sometime that day and somehow slipped the poison into his juice box, from what I recall.

[@adelardj7026]

Hank: "Happy people usually don't go around throwing millions of dolars away" MrBeast: "Hold my millions"

[@bleepbloop6234]

3:10 I think there's another important thing to consider about Hank relative to Walter, which is that he owns his mistakes. Assaulting Jessie obviously was unacceptable, but he also told the entire truth about it after the fact rather than trying to cover it up, despite everyone around him advising him to lie. That being said I don't think there is a "hero" in this story. All of the main characters have some sort of addiction or obsession, and one of the main themes is exploring the various ways in which addictions can manifest themselves. Walter is obsessed with control. Marie's "drug" when she becomes too stressed out is thievery and the escapism of pretending to be someone else. Jessie's is the more standard drug addiction. Gus' was revenge. Hank's is his casework, and when he can't do that, he tries to fill that hole with minerals.

[@MilkT0ast]

My favorite nick name for Todd is Meth Damon

[@skywillfindyou]

Likr it or not, Jesse is like son for him. This the whole point.

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

Thats not whole point , he is not like son to him, yes he likes him like son sometimes, but he is really manipulates him often, and often uses him, thats not father son - behavior

[@tolkiyay3085]

Im rewatching The Office for the 10th time rn and still i thought about Dwight from The Walking Dead

[@rockstarrzz7171]

One of the finest episodes of television ever, just absolutely phenomonal all the way through, the videotape absolutely blew my mind when I first watched it and Aaron's acting is so good it's kinda scary

[@jeffbenson7471]

All of the acting on this show is too notch but Aaron Paul is the standout. When scenes call for extreme emotions he is absolutely positively awesome.Thevsecond best extreme emotions are actually Kailyns reactions of late lol I can't wait to watch you watch "the episode" when that times comes. It's gonna be wild!!

[@sivannatalie]

Your reactions remain extremely satisfying and relatable.

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

thank you so much for watching with us!! 🙂

[@mst4705]

I like how you put it about the split personality. He does have some good still left in him and I am glad you are seeing that.

[@demonalivefornow9680]

Since you guys already have watched the next episode, notice how when Walt and Jesse are standing against Saul's car, the licence plate that says LWYRUP, says WYRUP! A little detail that says so much. I encourage you guys to re-watch the series some day to see these things. It's amazing. The show changed my life and many people's.

[@IgnisKhan]

Hot take: Hank's not a hero, but he's not one of the villains, either. He's another victim of Walt. I think the show tries very hard to show that Walt's actions are a kind of moral contagion, infecting everyone around him. When the show started, Hank was a good cop and a good husband. Even his bigotry was meant to be in light of itself -- when he said racist things, he was clearly playing a game, not expressing genuine opinions. It's only after the traumatic things that happened to him -- each caused by Walt -- that his character started to change. (Yes yes, Hank is an adult who can make his own decisions; I may as well say Walt is a victim of cancer and his mediocre marriage. But I still think moral contagion is a narrative the show itself pushes.)

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

He wasnt a good cop. Lol. He was taking selfies with dead bodies.

[@edtheman28]

Walt, Hank, Marie, Skyler all break bad in this show

[@kobewankenobi248]

*….and Skylar is the one who came up with the story. Incredible*

[@zackberry6729]

I know you got excited when Jesse didn’t go in the van, but god damn it would’ve been 100x better for every single character in the series if he did

[@bajorekjon]

Yeah. In El Camino he tells the vacuum guy how sorry he was for not going that day

[@DevaneDevane]

"Hank and Marie watch Miley Cyrus at the VMAs (HD)" was the spoof video that week.

[@meanstreetmook]

You two have the Worst case of WWDS ( Walter White Derangement Syndrome ) I have Ever seen!! All this very premature celebrating will just make whats coming And the heartache and tears, Very satisfying to witness!

[@bajorekjon]

What does that mean

[@hate-po8bn]

Kailyn is so unhealthy hard-on on Walter getting punished, do you really wanted Jesse to know about this? and not just get away from all this shit

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

She is like Walters hater number 1 in the world

[@Deadwookie]

@@НикитаСимонян-ж5е The girls from Diegesis would like a word

[@azwerbukhari579]

Watching people's reactions and reading comments makes me realize that Breaking Bad characters are too nuanced for most people.

[@Beaver_Monday]

Yes, it's a widely known fact that most of the Breaking Bad fanbase is absolutely shitbrained.

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

There are too deep characters

[@SarahWilk100]

When you mentioned Dwight I thought you where referring to DBD, but you actually where referencing The Office, haven't thought about that show in a long time.

[@thejimmydanly]

To me, one of the important reasons for gray morality as a trope is to uncover how attachment to a person can lead to misplaced sympathy for truly bad people. Neither Walt nor Hank, objectively speaking, deserve anyone rooting for them. But, because of the way the story is presented, it's easy to pick one you want to win. It's very similar in that way to both Dune and Lolita. In both, the protagonist is a horrible person, and the audience is meant to come away realizing that they feel wrong for sympathizing with the protagonist. It's a useful life lesson as well: just because you've been around a person and become attached to them doesn't mean you should act like they are beyond reproach. It's certainly a lesson Jessie could have leaned much earlier, then maybe he wouldn't have stood by Walt for so long.

[@joedavis6029]

OMG Aaron Paul KILLED it this episode! I mean, he always brings it but EVERYTIME I watch this one I am stunned at the performance.

[@TheRepublican777]

The way he mixed so much truth with some lies makes it a possible story

[@jcarlovitch]

Either I'm super drunk or this is a very strange episode of Malcolm in the middle.

[@bajorekjon]

Jesse: you're not the boss of me now and you're not so big... Life is unfair

[@michaelartis1083]

On why people understand Walt…“The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation. What is called resignation is confirmed desperation. From the desperate city you go into the desperate country, and have to console yourself with the bravery of minks and muskrats. A stereotyped but unconscious despair is concealed even under what are called the games and amusements of mankind. There is no play in them, for this comes after work. But it is a characteristic of wisdom not to do desperate things…” ― Henry David Thoreau

[@KC-pc8ou]

3:00 .. Eric - some really great points in here.

[@jimmymcgill2772]

Off topic, but you guys should consider reacting to the first season of Fargo with Billy Bob Thornton. It's got a lot of similar vibes to Breaking Bad. EXCELLENT acting from almost literally every single character no matter how seemingly brief or unimportant, and also INSANELY good writing, and PERFECT direction. Second side note: check out the first season of True Detective. Both are shows that made perfect television for one stand-alone season and never quite could find that magic again in successive seasons. But both are just peak cinema in their first seasons with wonderful actors

[@Mcnutty924]

I know the hug seems messed up, but Walt really doesn't want to kill Jessie. He truly does love him.

[@bajorekjon]

Walter: I care about you Jesse Also Walter: Todd I have another job for your uncle

[@cecillegravelle2590]

Of course most people and myself included would absolutely hate Walt in real life.. And of course it's a tv show!!!! and his character is the most interesting and exciting character on this show.. that's WHY we cheer on the Walt Character... of course he's done terrible hanous things., it's just fun to cheer on the ANTE HERO. P.S. no my life does not reflect anything from this show... LOL PSS the creator Vince Gilligan has said that Walt 's character is supposed to be like Mr Chips turning into SCAR FACE. I say the creator has successfully succeeded in this task.

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

​​@@PzedP1818Im not gonna like Mike and Jesse in real life too . And Todd . But they are saying only Walt is the worst from the worst ....

[@cecillegravelle2590]

​@@НикитаСимонян-ж5еexactly!!!

[@AllOfTheHallows]

22:08 TF!?😂

[@mikecardenas8088]

You ARE doing BCS?!! Woo Hoo!

[@TheRepublican777]

Even though he knew the poison was Lily of the valley and not the ricin he knew he did it as a plan

[@Dystisis]

I dislike Walt as a person, obviously, but love him as a character. Maybe the conflict in views about Walt is about whether you value the narrative over the morality of the personalities.

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

The problem is , that this show full of bad people, but they hate only Walt . And its like this since season 1 )

[@Sam-ui1et]

You are going to regret your desire of Jesse finds out what Walter did

[@stevesmith4600]

I think that the show intentionally painted Hank more as an anti-hero; someone who ultimately does "the right" / heroic thing, but lacks the typical heroic characteristics ... and Hank has flaws. Similarly, Walt is painted more as an anti-villian; someone that does "the wrong" / evil things, but for a benevolent purpose. And potentially they're not dead ringers for either category. What makes tye show interesting is that it's not 100% black and white ... it's grey matter (sorry, I couldn't help it), which creates an open and interesting space for conversations.

[@mrtveye6682]

Love you reactions, love how passionate you're about the show, and how much you pay attentions to detail. And yes, the show definitely deserves to be taken serious. It's a big achievement the writers managed to give every single character so much depth, detail, layers that they feel as real as any IRL person.

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

thanks so much for your comment and for watching 😊🙏

[@gandhialwaysleavesanonion679]

I hate people that have the mindset "we have different opinions, therefore we are foes/ I dislike you" clearly all the dislikers are probably people like that

[@keikosman]

Among the many things this series does well is it manipulates viewers by establishing then exploiting biases. 1. Most fans of Walter fail to recognise the anchoring bias that was established in the first episode; where Walt is disrespected by students (in school and at the car wash); Walt's birthday celebration where Hank insinuates he isn't a man, gives him backhanded compliments, and then hijacks the party to watch himself on the news; and where his birthday hand-job is combined with nagging and distracted by ebay. This is the seminal reason for the imbalanced preference for Walt and the distaste for Skylar and Hank. This episode's confession is given credence by the way Hank publicly shat on Walt during the birthday party. 2. Framing bias is thoroughly used throughout the first three seasons to justify Walt's multiple felonies; murder, drug creating, larceny, terrorism, attempted murder, poisoning children, etc. 3. Once these are established, Walter Fans use False causality bias to strengthen the believe that Walt was forced into these actions, thus absolving him of full guilt. 4. As improbably successes begin to add up, fans begin to fall victim to Feature Positive effect, thus focusing primarily on the short-term "win" and ignoring the long-term destruction Walt leaves in his wake. The writers were truly amazing.

[@thelastdisplay]

I think people like Skylar constantly misjudged the situation with Walt. For example she never fully understood Walt when he said Gus was dead and the danger had passed.

[@TAG152gaming]

No she did she was just scared of her own husband casually murdering people. And she knows as long as he is involved in the drug game, he and his family are inevitably going to be in danger again

[@thelastdisplay]

@@TAG152gaming The only people that Walt killed were Cartel or Gus's cronies.

[@TAG152gaming]

@@thelastdisplay Right but to Skylar it's the fact that his is even capable of killing people that freaks her out. And the fact that he acts like it's no big deal because it's just cartel people freaks her out even more

[@thelastdisplay]

@@TAG152gaming My point is that Skylar didn't know the situation with Walt and how free he actually was after Gus was killed.

[@thelastdisplay]

@@TAG152gaming She immediately closed off to him at the beginning of season 5.

[@chandlermorgan708]

37:20 now that my friends is what in awoken lion looks like

[@joeydrummer7929]

People that try to claim Hank is also bad and draw equivalence to Walt in this are fuckin morons lol. Yes. He’s flawed. He definitely made mistakes . But it’s not even on the same level as Walt . And I’m someone who has a lot of hate for the American healthcare system and I do think it forces people into a box and that’s what lead Walt on this road into the first place. Our healthcare system here absolutely disgusts me and I get people feeling desperate. But doesn’t excuse the crazy choices he’s made in the meantime and he’s clearly gotten to where he enjoys it. Don’t worry you guys have a normal take on the show. There’s definitely a lot of other people who have skewed ass opinions on Walt though becuase he’s the main character and you grow to like him early on and can understand what lead him to the path he’s on.

[@asdfasdf5695]

*Confession tape ends* Marie: "Hank, how could you do that to Walt?!" Hank: "Jesus, Marie!" *Credits*

[@TheRepublican777]

Walt did actually care for Jesse though with that hug because Walt wasn't even thinking of killing Jesse and he was not aware that Jesse actually thought he took him out there to kill him if he said no because he wasn't even though he was playing him he was surprised that Jesse thought that about him and he felt sad for him and knew he needed that hug but that would also get to his feeling and convince him that he does care about him but the truth is that he does in his own way

[@joetamburello6292]

It’s very strange seeing some blame Hank or Jesse for Walt’s actions. When it comes down to it Walt made his own bed. He was lucky that he had an offer of help from Gretchen but instead became a criminal because he wanted to. The ensuing destruction is on him no one else

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

The fact that he become criminal doesnt change the fact that Jesse is criminal too

[@joetamburello6292]

@@НикитаСимонян-ж5е you aren’t getting it. I never said Jesse wasn’t a criminal. Jesus Christ 😂

[@newpgaston6891]

I think calling Hank a dirty cop because he assaulted Jesse, is silly... That wasn't "police brutality", that was "A husband beating up a criminal who has information on his wife and floats the possibility of her being hurt" Hank would've beat him up the same way if he had been a plumber rather than a cop. That's like I don't know, if Hank had a kid and a guy walked by and grabbed his kid and Hank beat the shit out of him, would you say he's a dirty cop because he should have arrested him peacefully? That wouldn't have been "Hank the cop", that would've been "Hank the father". And in this case, it was "Hank the husband".

[@bajorekjon]

He broke into Jesse's house, assaulted him, beat up those 2 guys at the bar for no reason, spied on Gus and Mike without a warrant. Cops have to be held to a higher standard. He's not dirty but he did some shady things

[@cleitonlima3699]

If you are going to watch Better Call Saul it will be great to watch too, I hope that one day you will bring this series to the channel

[@LochAndLoad95]

They mentioned in this video they'll be watching it

[@abducteeofearth1703]

The epitome of “What a twist” 😅

[@LorraineVirginie]

You guys are bringing it haha love!

[@asilong9049]

I like Eric's input

[@dreamyvee]

Love the intro conversation. In breaking bad.... all of the main characters at one point broke bad. The levels to how bad will always be up for debate.

[@Socragames]

33:14 but this edit is amazing

[@j3ffrey777]

I wouldn't call Hank dirty. Everyone has mistakes in the show and IRL.

[@cecillegravelle2590]

he's for sure a dirty cop.

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

18:47 Loved hearing Kailyn call Walt a "little coward... snake... vermin". Someone finally said it 🤣🤣😭💀 Maybe you guys have said that before and I forgot, but it's always nice to hear. This show is so good that I can never actually pinpoint the moment I went from rooting for him, to actually having this massive disdain for him, but I think it's way earlier than most people I've encountered online.

[@RullVox]

Walt's a lot of bad things but, I unfortunately have to say, he's not a coward.

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

Walt is a coward is the most stupid thing to say , lol😂 He is literally doesnt have fear

[@morpheusjones4753]

Nearly everyone, major characters in this show has a point where they are 'Breaking Bad' to a certain level....well...except Holly..😂 Even Flynn trying to get alcohol underage. Gomey...covering for Hank's questionable shenanigans during the bar fight.

[@BooksByAdrian]

I feel like people forget that Walt is the villain of season 5.

[@LochAndLoad95]

He was a villain much before that too, there just happened to be a much bigger badder villain

[@jakandratchet9930]

I feel like people forget he’s the villain of the show in general. It all started with Walt’s decision to get into the game in general that lead to everything going down. Sure, there were other villains, including big ones, but it all ultimately goes back to Walt.

[@joetamburello6292]

@@jakandratchet9930 true

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

I feel like people forget, that this show about criminals, and everyone is villians.... Like Mike and Jesse too.

[@joetamburello6292]

@@НикитаСимонян-ж5е when did I say Jesse wasn’t a criminal? I simply was referring to the Brock situation where Jesse had every right to be passed.

[@robertfishburn8545]

"Open the noor!"

[@LorraineVirginie]

There are so many crazy things but 1) Walt even blackmailed Jesse just to start. He threatened to turn him in if he didn’t help him cook. 2) He literally just could’ve accepted the money, or the job, from Gretchen & Elliot.

[@thejoeschmoshow]

The actor that plays creepy Todd is married to Kirsten Dunst