Married Couple REACTION Breaking Bad Season 2 Premiere "Seven Thirty-Seven" | Breakdown + Review 2x1

[@jxsh03]

Marie destroying that remote control car is the most ruthless crime in the entire show.

[@lightyagami1752]

No, what was done with that pizza was.

[@NateS917]

​@@lightyagami1752the pizza didn't hurt an innocent kids feelings 😢

[@prettybullet7728]

I'm a former hospital nurse of 34 years and people who work in fields like healthcare and law enforcement tend to have a morbid sense of humor. Probably due to some of the terible things we have to witness. I haven't worked in almost ten years and I still have nightmares about working at the hospital and some of the horrible stuff I saw.

[@Robert999220]

Love the reaction, i never noticed the cameraman in the mirror before, incredibly observant. Watching you guys is literally teching me things and its one of my favorite shows.

[@mrtveye6682]

Guys, just wanna say, really enjoy your BB reactions. Regarding your question, that can't really be answered without spoilers. But in general, Breaking Bad takes it's time when it needs to, for stuff like character development, setting up for new plot lines etc. They don't rush the story. But they are never slow, there is no stretching out, no filler stuff. And the story keeps spinning on and one, there is a lot of continuity, everything builds up upon what happened.

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

we love that you enjoy them! excited to continue

[@horrormoviereactions]

People keep talking about Jesse dying in S1. The writers knew by the second or third episode that they weren't going to do that. Vince Gilligan says so in one of the episode commentaries, which are great and worth listening to. It had nothing to do with the writer's strike. In case no one mentioned, breathing into a person's mouth during cpr can worsen an airway obstruction or force fluid into their lungs if they have fluid in their throat. I think there's something about a risk of overinflating the lungs, but I might be wrong. Chest compressions are the important part of CPR.

[@michaelblaine6494]

A lot of people watch a series like it’s a movie where the ending has already been written and filmed but most of the time they’re writing one episode/season at a time. Especially on this show,once it was over we heard how much the story evolved and changed as they were making it. There must be so much more freedom for writers to do it like that

[@katsboy22]

This show can be emotionally scaring to some, many scenes you will never forget burns the soul

[@anantayanamandra3491]

The show is so tightly written because the writing team generally only planned a season at a time without a broader story, and they enjoyed writing themselves into corners and trying to find their way out. Beyond that it comes down to the talent of the writing team and a vision for the story that Vince Gilligan summarized as "the story of a man turning from Mr. Chips into Scarface." Vince had that vision for a show years before he ever approached Sony about making it. I think it's just the perfect union of a team that has a solid vision, the talent to act it out, and the talent to film/edit the story with minimal outside interference. The show was broadcast on AMC but it was funded by Sony and Vince basically had the final say on everything. I think that talent also shows in their ability to adapt to changing circumstances. The strike gave them the ability to use Jesse and Hank, both of whom were on the block to die at the end of Season 1. They are able to handle actors leaving the show, actors having difficult schedules, and adding new characters that only become better over time because they write to the actors' strengths. And while all of that is interesting backstory, you wouldn't assume any of it from the way the show plays out. It feels seamless.

[@drewmcwhortor4804]

What's even more incredible to me, is how well they tied everything in with Better Call Saul. Nacho and Lalo for example. That was just a throw away line for comedic effect, and they created two iconic characters out of it. Or Mike. We know he wasn't even an intentional character, and was only written in when Bob couldn't make the filming. But then he's a major character in both shows. Just amazing work from the entire crew and staff.

[@drewmcwhortor4804]

Except for Kaylee* lol The one major flaw of either show

[@MariaPerry-qf1nw]

The only time jump was us getting older between seasons as we waited with baited breath for each season start 😢

[@charmedoriginal5923]

Eric & Kailyn, beside the "someone is naive, or has never experienced hardship" definition "Sweet Summer Child" is a "Game of Thrones" reference that you'll learn the exact meaning to when and if you watch the series. Speaking of which have you two seen the series ?

[@israymervalentin-arias6313]

Obviously they never have if they didn’t know what sweet summer child means.

[@charmedoriginal5923]

@israymervalentin-arias6313 May want to reread my post again as I never said anything about them knowing or not knowing what it meant but instead told them why subs were saying that to them as they said in the reaction they had no idea what it was about.

[@chrishouseinc]

"Sweet summer child" as a saying didn't originate from GoT and has been used for decades before the books popularized it, especially in the southern US states where I'm from.

[@charmedoriginal5923]

@chrishouseinc The saying meaning implies that.

[@martinlatour9311]

that saying got so overused its just cringy now

[@demonalivefornow9680]

Bryan Cranston directed this episode and had trouble with the scene when he kinda attacks Skyler. He justified it as Walt having PTSD and needing affection and he went too far. Color plays a huge part in the show! Everything Marie owns is purple. But each season has a color. I think of S2 as blue (wait for a few more episodes), S3 is green coded. S4 is red. The last two seasons (S5 Part 1 and Season 5 Part 2) is kinda beige and muted. That's how I saw it.

[@mriswith88]

Except Mexico, which is yellow.

[@TheRepublican777]

The story Walter tells about the ricin is a true story of what the KGB really did to that reporter

[@neftalimich]

I really enjoy so much your reactions. Keep enjoying the show, is amazing.

[@cosmicthespider7974]

I did tons of cpr training. It’s true. We aren’t taught mouth to mouth as it doesn’t work. Only bagging if one is available.

[@charmedoriginal5923]

SE1 and episode 2x01 takes place over 2 months, Eric & Kailyn. ( September 7, 2008 - Nov 7, 2008 )

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

thanks for the clarification!

[@charmedoriginal5923]

@@nerdymarriedcouple You are very welcome.

[@creaturecore13]

They dont teach you to breathe into a strangers mouth to prevent you catching anything, but you still should if its someone you know.

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

hmm makes sense

[@bsjett]

@@nerdymarriedcouple On top of the transmission of disease, etc, I think I read somewhere that the chest compression should take precedence becuase stopping to do mouth-to-mouth would interrupt the manual blood pumping. But I don't know.

[@creaturecore13]

@@bsjett the reality is the amount of oxygen still in an adult can last a while which is why pumping is more important. I dont remember the exact time, but for an adult you have a few minutes where pumps alone are just as effective as using breathes. But cpr teachers will tell you that they still want you to breathe into the persons mouth if the goal is to allow for the highest success rate as after a certain point you will need breathes. Its supposed to be 2 breathes for every 30 compressions.

[@charmedoriginal5923]

Since you mentioned it in this video the plan for the end of SE1 was to see both Jesse and Hank killed, Eric & Kailyn. But because of the writers strikes Vince Gilligan, creator of "Breaking Bad" had time to rethink the direction of the series and end up going another way with the story.

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

yeah folks mentioned it! very interesting

[@mrtveye6682]

I knew about Jesse, didn't knew about the plans with Hank. I always find it interesting - and amazing - that writers (good writers that is) are able to drop ideas that will completely alter everything that would had happened afterwards, and come up with new stuff more or less "on the fly". Sure, there are long timespans between seasons to write and rewrite stuff, still I thought there is a broad idea with the most important milestones for the whole show already lined out when you start with a show.

[@charmedoriginal5923]

@nerdymarriedcouple Thought they just mentioned Jesse ( as you referenced that in the reaction ) dying NOT Hank dying too, Eric & Kailyn.

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

@@charmedoriginal5923 ah sorry for the confusion, no you are right. interesting note! thanks for sharing

[@NateS917]

​@@charmedoriginal5923why do you keep talking like that? It's fucking weird

[@edtheman28]

Yeah science!👉

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

yeah!

[@lightyagami1752]

CPR - yup, they have stopped teaching ventilation (breathing). Just compressions.

[@dynamodan8216]

Modern CPR is chest compressions, chest compressions, chest compressions. Breathing into the mouth is outdated. Stopping the chest compressions to breath into them is seen as wasting time. You just pump their heart as long as you can.

[@drewmcwhortor4804]

Thank god we got the story we did, because Vince talked on a podcast about what was going to happen originally had they killed off Jesse as intended. Highly recommend finding and listening to that. Short version (spoilers): Walt becomes Jigsaw, ties up and tortures the dealer who kills Jesse. Walt Jr finds the torture room, dealer kills Walt Jr and himself using Walt's shotgun tripwire contraption. I'm not even joking.

[@trp365]

yeah, "sweet, summer child" is a game of thrones thing that refers the naively innocent

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

ah, understood

[@FredtheFrisian]

"Sweet summer child" is from Game of Thrones, which is still to me one of the best shows ever, even if you are not too much into fantasy. There should alway remain some "Summer Child" in everyone, listen to the message in "the Logical Song" from Supertramp. To me It's not the best thing to rationalize all kind of violence. All the best for the coming seasons from the Netherlands!

[@horrormoviereactions]

I promise you, "sweet, summer child" well and truly predates Game of Thrones. It's a way of calling someone naive.

[@israymervalentin-arias6313]

u guys arent buckled in even if u think u are u arent. One of the extremely few shows where each season that follows is better than the previous season.

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

lol

[@michaelespeland]

Relax 😂Yes, things go of the handles in this show, but its just a TV show, at the end of the day

[@jackinabox926]

I think the "sweet summer child" comments are more in reference to your naivety of what lays ahead in this show.

[@BobTheSkull]

Since there was such a long break between season 1 and season 2 they included the first scene again to familiarize the audience with the last episode they saw. it was a bit odd seeing the same scene again before i knew that since it was basically the exact same scene.

[@Alex-vm6ef]

Law enforcement get pretty desensitized + are hyper vigilant of threats to their family, so taking personal calls to be a high priority at work is pretty normal for them. Sending pics of dead bodies is not though, i imagine that would be illegal in real life

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

"Life is expensive." 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨 Yeah, it is 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

hah haa haaaa......

[@eschatological]

I don't think they've discussed their reasoning behind the close sequence between the end of s1 to s2. I'd guess it's to capture the whole journey/descent of these characters.

[@martinlatour9311]

Good eye dude, never noticed the hand in the mirror. I shall call you eagle eye eric from now on

[@delerium101]

Green = money. Even yor. Background is green!

[@pkleo73]

i dig you guys. Liked your reactions, thats why Im here. Just be you...theyll adjust

[@cosmicthespider7974]

Also anytime a character does something morally ambiguous they wear yellow.

[@GregMuniz7]

Anna Gunn is a really great actress

[@sophia21s]

Omg y’all have to watch Game of thrones now😱 didn’t know y’all have never watched it

[@Pennywise.18]

I wait so long for your reactions... Plz make it quick if u can ❤

[@tiredpappy]

Personally, I think this episode was intended to be the season one finale.

[@snidefultodd]

Know how I know you haven't taken a CPR class in years?

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

actually, kailyn took one after this episode had aired. so there's that 🤔

[@snidefultodd]

@@nerdymarriedcouple Hmm. Maybe it varies by state? In my province the rule is basically don't do rescue breaths unless you have a special device (essentially a dental dam) and since you won't have one, don't do it. Save life with chest compressions rather than spread cooties. They teach us the States stopped rescue breaths because homies be litigious.

[@allysinlombard]

You HAVE to react to Game of Thrones!

[@diggadirt393]

You watch R rated movies?! 😮

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

lol. was responding to folks who said we were too sensitive and unprepared

[@cristianhariton6438]

This is the worst React channel.

[@ImRiickJamesBiish]

Not gonna lie i was gonna agree too but then I thought about it and was like you know what, it's kinda interesting seeing it because they are definitely not very used to watching things like this so their thoughts on certain situations is funny and just interesting how different some people are. Most of the time I'm just laughing at some of the shit they say. I'm used to watching alot of fucked up shit and seen multiple reactors who are the same as us but these two are certainly interesting 😂

[@briankirchhoefer]

Not many time jumps. The whole series takes place between Walt's 50th and 52nd birthday.

[@gilpaz413]

i think you should delete your comment...

[@Bothorth]

Spoilrish

[@ajs8873]

Could you guys just STFU and stop giving out unnecessary details they'd eventually find out on their own? That'll be great.

[@arthuralves5872]

Bro delete this, that's a spoiler

[@demonalivefornow9680]

The whole show takes place in about 2 years, though is seems much longer. By the end Holly is about a year and a half.

[@Denji228]

Man, that's kind of spoilers.

[@martinlatour9311]

Your kids gonna hit jackpot when it comes to blue eyes

[@sophia21s]

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