Leaves Of Grass | Compilation | Breaking Bad

Here are a collection of moments where we get to see the book, "Leaves Of Grass," in Breaking Bad!
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Breaking Bad follows protagonist Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a chemistry teacher who lives in New Mexico with his wife (Anna Gunn) and teenage son (RJ Mitte) who has cerebral palsy. White is diagnosed with Stage III cancer and given a prognosis of two years left to live. With a new sense of fearlessness based on his medical prognosis, and a desire to secure his family's financial security, White chooses to enter a dangerous world of drugs and crime and ascends to power in this world. The series explores how a fatal diagnosis such as White's releases a typical man from the daily concerns and constraints of normal society and follows his transformation from mild family man to a kingpin of the drug trade.
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[@idk20480]

Luckily Walter suggested Hank about the poet. Otherwise, he would've been chasing Willy Wonka lmao

[@heisenbergstayouttamyterri1508]

I still think it's Woodrow Wilson!

[@memelotti]

Chicanery

[@alexstroud4665]

Willy wonka?

[@heisenbergstayouttamyterri1508]

@@alexstroud4665 Nah it's Anton Chigurh!

[@Disgruntled_Kinkajou]

Could be Woody Woodpecker

[@einvious]

Primates with light machine guns

[@RedesignedReality]

I love how this edit makes it look like Hank thinks Heisenberg is Walt Whitman

[@TovenDo.O.Video-]

"One little mistake, one slip up in our story... that could ruin us" - Skyler White - E3S4

[@boxman_ninja0819]

Oh. MY. GOD. Walt Whitman is Heisenberg.

[@truthinentertainment1028]

Before the toilet scene, everyone was gathered around in the backyard just kicking back and relaxing. Everything seemed fine. It almost felt like the end of Breaking Bad with a happy ending. You couldn't help but think: "Wow, after everything Walt had been through, he finally pulled everything off. He reached his goal and is able to support his family his way." But Breaking Bad is about drama, so it would, of course, be short lived...

[@originalunoriginal4055]

Well, Skyler was letting the situation get the best of her. She was acting up and displaying signs of troubling behaviour, that surely would've made people question the situation. Like, walking into the cold temperature pool in the back garden. When Hank came to her for support with Marie, she started to flip and had a tantrum. Getting caught with having an affair with Ted. Hank definitely knew something wasn't right between WW and Skyler. The day Hank finds the book in the bathroom was when the family were celebrating Walt's birthday a day after! In the end it wasn't the million dollars of cash, or the heft price tagged purchases nor the acquisition of the car-wash that got Hiesenberg found out... It was a quote written on a book! That was in a location which is totally non-relational; a toilet!

[@danielfronc4304]

@@originalunoriginal4055 Even had they not shown the quote, leaving it like a Hitchcock-like "MacGuffin", with something unknown to us but known to the principal characters written inside the book it would have been a very interesting.connection.

[@amanemiyazaki9502]

the biggest mistake Walt ever made was to mention Gale as a copier in front of Hank. The Great Heisenberg just couldn’t let his ego slide for once.

[@brianhollon178]

@@amanemiyazaki9502 My thoughts exactly

[@joelhernandez393]

​@amanemiyazaki9502 exactly. Walt got greedy and too much ego. He deserved what he got and more

[@ComicalRealm]

Gale was a weird, but interesting character. He was a criminal, but he wasn't violent or psychotic and he didn't want to hurt anyone. He took pride in his work, but didn't hold grudges. He was just doing what he loved. Unfortunately, he got paired up with Walter White and thus, his fate was sealed.

[@bieltann9058]

He was a pure scientist. He didn't care about the ethics or morality of what he was doing. That to him was inconsequential. Instead the chemistry, the science, the process was the true joy in his life. It didn't matter if it was the perfect meth or the perfect coffee. The only thing that mattered was scientific purity.

[@billyconnolli8224]

@@bieltann9058 So he wasn't really a good or decent person then.

[@nont18411]

@@billyconnolli8224 Thank you for saying this. This is what the audience should be thinking about Gale, Werner, Gus, Mike and Saul. What I saw is that the fans always blame everything on Walt and say that he should’ve keep his head down and be Gus’ subordinate forever so that he wouldn’t “ruin” everything. Walt is a monster. That’s true. But these people I mentioned got into a business themselves and they should know that there’s no honor among thieves. Mike was worshipped as an honorable character who really provides for his family unlike Walt. Even though he’s a mass murderer who’s like a loyal dog to Gus and he made money by facilitating drug business that ruined thousand lives. Gus was hailed as an efficient businessman but he’s still a villain so I’m not angry that Walt and Jesse burned his lab down. Werner and Gale, they were too naive for the business but they chose this path themselves so they got the consequences. Saul. This guy had so many opportunity to leave the business for good but his greedy ass and his sense of Slippin’ Jimmy are what ruined him. All of these characters should be viewed as evil people. They created their own self-destruction. Walt just speeds the process.

[@bieltann9058]

@@billyconnolli8224 What I'm saying is that the question of "good" or "bad" doesn't mean the same thing to Gale as it does with most people. He doesn't think in terms of being "decent". He views life through the frame of scientific achievement.

[@garywagner2466]

Same morals in “Billions.” Should be worried about typecasting.

[@spacecat3198]

I like how for Hank it was an “Oh shit” moment. I always feel sad for him with his death.

[@OVI-Wan-Kenobi-8]

I didn't. I have to admit it was nice to finally see Hank get killed. Hank caused way too much trouble for Walter all throughout the series and he would never give up even when his supervisors told him to. I also really hated how Hank went after Mike relentlessly as well, confiscated his money, and forced him to go on the run which led to his death.

[@virtu1142]

@@OVI-Wan-Kenobi-8 so are you one of those people that don't understand the point of the show and hates everyone that gets into walter's way?

[@lilithspicynugget]

@@virtu1142 its a opinión

[@virtu1142]

@@lilithspicynugget it literally defeats the purpose of the show

[@tevinchambers4641]

Hank was also bad he could of reported Walt once he found out. But instead he chased him his self and got killed for it and his partner also died

[@jwhittle91]

Hank walks out back to the patio holding the book and smirking at Walt “Good one buddy!” He sits back down and finishes lunch.

[@johnye4433]

Jesus Marie, it is Walt Whitman who stole my minerals

[@Qlipphoth]

What a twist! I always thought it was Willy Wonka and the Methamphetamine factory all along!

[@brzi4459]

This is actually so sick Vince Gilligan is a true genius How he flipped that moment of pure relaxation and happiness a few seconds ago into this groundbreaking horror of a realization is pure pure class

[@throwaway756]

I've seen the interview with the show's director, Vince Gilligan, when he had Giancarlo Esposito practice the hospital bomb explosion scene for a month to nail that moment as they only had one take. This was because they had to detonate a real bomb in front of him to keep the feeling of Gus Fring's death as authentic and as epic as possible. Bravo Vince, you outdid yourself once again!

[@triumphaladarkshadow9628]

lmao

[@shadowdotnet104]

this is literally not true, the bomb explosion scene took like 18 takes in the behind the scenes footage. Vince was like "Yeah usually a scene takes 1, 2 takes, 3 is good, 4 is okay, once you get to like 5 and over you know something isn't working right" in his southern accent.

[@1Caplaw]

So well written. One of the best shows ever.

[@edwardg9695]

I find this to be one of two flaws in the story. Why would Walter keep an autographed book connecting him to Gale? The second flaw was Gus writing down all of the bank accounts on the back of the photo on his desk. I mean Gus had money drops in random desert holes but goes and writes down the corporate accounts?!?

[@w4976.]

*Gale

[@ananthukrishnanps8968]

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[@carloscortez6842]

Never thought of it I agree

[@Jacktstrick]

Walter did it for pride

[@grumpy606]

Think of it like a doomsday device, a "bomb" that would go off in the event of Gus's death. The numbers wouldn't have been found for any other reason, and in the event his office would be searched by police for any reason he'd have the resources to get the photo out and other evidence out of the office beforehand. For the book I'd assume it boils down to Walt's ego, he probably considers the events with Gale monumental to his "career" as kingpin and wanted to keep the book to remember him by..

[@SPACECOWBOY_Hej]

yeah rest in peace Gale, an innocent flower in a battlefield, oblivious to war around him.

[@markreuber1421]

At the beginning when Walt asks if he is new lab assistant it sounds like he says nemesis lol

[@bhills1987]

I heard that too . Wonder if it was intentional foreshadowing

[@user-mf6qj6xp3y]

Craving for Breaking bad endlessly

[@SheldonAdama17]

Next episode: Hank walks out of the bathroom… with his pants still around his ankles

[@GiantsFan1734]

Just imagine this: Walter happens to have his copy of Walt Whitman’s “Leaves of Grass” with him during the scene where he’s talking about it it with Hank. Instead of using Hank’s documents to show him the poem quote, Walt makes the mistake of showing Hank his copy, with Gale’s message to him in it. Hank finds out that Walter is Heisenberg while he’s sitting right next to him. Totally unrealistic, but cool to think about how that scene would’ve been.

[@damaniqphillip2756]

Awesome

[@matthewh8005]

This was the moment that Hank figured out WW meant Walter White. Brilliant! You can’t make this stuff up.

[@Rct3master44]

Can't believe Walt Whitman was Heisenberg all along! Bravo Vince!

[@kathrynwhitbeck9798]

Best scene

[@princessmarlena1359]

“Damn you, Walt Whitman! I…hate…you…Walt…Friggin’…Whitman! ‘Leaves Of Grass’, my ass!”

[@aditgupta684]

GB was one hell of a character. He didn't deserve what he got, but it had to be done.

[@Sigma3095]

This is the moment Hank realized some serious shit!

[@truthseeker1292]

This is the exact moment breaking bad started to fall apart

[@nont18411]

Which one is better? Jimmy’s number 2 (Chicago sunroof) vs Hank’s number 2 (This one)

[@JoseOrtiz-cs5yj]

He defecated through a sunroof!!

[@jorgegarnica9674]

Obviously Jimmy

[@karirql]

yeaah, finally we have a vid of Hank poopin

[@batgurrl]

It’s interesting that in the FX limited series Impeachment: American Crime Story, they highlight how Bill Clinton gave Monica a copy of this book, and each time they brought it up I thought of Breaking Bad and how it FINALLY dawned on Hank that Walter was Heisenberg as he sat on the toilet😂😂

[@Joe21345]

"AAaaah you were at my side all along W.W. My true mentor, MY GUIDING MOONLIGHT!"

[@Menckenperson]

Did they show when Walt acquired this book? Did it happen off screen?

[@yeungeddie]

DAMN

[@markeastwood74]

That wascally wabbit!

[@MakarovFox]

Gale death was the beginning of the end

[@omarharky923]

guys how walter got the book i do not remember!!!! and why its there in bathroom

[@karara5532]

that must have been a hell of a turd

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

Wonder Woman

[@ceciliaw1065]

I love Gale

[@angryspoidah9607]

What was that all about?

[@ostreds]

I'm surprised Wags went from a Capital fund corp animal to a meth creator.

[@markgriz]

This scene happens 3 years before Billions aired

[@carson11100]

If only Hank had peed……..

[@Thaitaniums]

Is there karaoke scene? What episode? And with Thai !!

[@Btvstudio]

Hank........ Worst detective ever

[@abramsullivan7764]

Hank figure out that Walt is Hisingberg while taken a dump.

[@xeumach5611]

Willy wonka?

[@wealthmaster69]

You sussy baka!

[@justintorrex6676]

YEAH YEAH YEAH GALE WAS A GOOD GUY AND ALL BUT AWW MEN I'D PAY GOOD MONEY TO HAVE A ZIP OF GALE'S LAB COFEE.

[@adeymurielle6691]

jkarvi #von.ong