Breaking Bad Season 4 Episode 2 'Thirty-Eight Snub' REACTION!!

[@LilRedRasta]

Hank is depressed. Depressed people often push those who love them away.

[@turnipswillneverhurtyou3934]

RedT True but still, its unnecessary to be an asshole to those trying to help you

[@Tusc9969]

@@turnipswillneverhurtyou3934 Hank's behavior was totally realistic. The cliche is the tragic, noble person who endures his injury without complaint and with boundless optimism. But in reality, when something bad happens to normal pople, they get cranky and they take it out on the people closest to them. I saw it in my own family, when my seriously ill father was a complete jerk to my mom. It was upsetting, but I will never forget what she told me. She basically said "Dad can't yell at his cancer, but he has to take his frustrations out somehow. He knows he can vent at me because I will still love him." Marie is a safe outlet for Hank to express how angry he is about his situation. It isn't pretty and it is not fair, but it is totally normal. Hank and my father are both lucky they married strong women who stuck by them even when things got rough because they knew the anger was never really about them.

[@hunterlee3353]

Joe Lazarus exactly

[@daveloyer3042]

Actually it's totally normal to push people away because your depressed I deal with depression trust me I know it's real I feel alone all the time because my depression makes me push people away which leads to me being more depressed and insignificant feeling depression is no joke nor is it any fun.

[@TheCoffeeNut711]

shit then my ex wife must be really depressed. I better go see her!

[@wnk3166]

They're minerals! Jesus, Marie!

[@Humalkeisari]

In a twisted way Hank being so awful to Marie is a testament to how strong their marriage is; she is the only person he doesn't put up his front with, but that also makes him cold towards her because he is embarrassed of how weak he is.

[@jmwild1]

Marie's known this guy for a long time, she's used to how Hank is and how his mannerisms are. It's sort of the same with Walt Jr. When Hank snapped at him when they were playing cards at the hospital, Walt Jr. took it in stride, because he loves his Uncle Hank and knows how he is.

[@Eowyn187]

You nailed it dude! And after 5 or 6 times thru this show; I cannot feel sorry for that man. Sns.

[@OpenMawProductions]

@@Eowyn187 You can't feel bad for Hank? Really? Okay.

[@autonomous8108]

Not to mention Marie putting up with his shit. I love my girl, and I'd do the same for her, but I can only imagine how hard that must be. Definitely a testament to how strong her love for him is

[@Dan_Kanerva]

@@autonomous8108 how about you all feel sorry for Hank for having to tolerate a burglar wife ? He has to make calls everytime she gets busted . Imagine going throught that as a cop

[@workingdead237]

As a person who is a caregiver for a disabled person, I can tell you there are times where you are the punching bag. It’s frustrating for both parties. It usually is unintentional and simply because we are humans with emotions and just don’t know how to make it better for the other person.

[@sarahzentexas]

Aaron Paul DESERVED that Emmy he won for this season just for this episode alone if you ask me. He breaks my heart! 😂🔫🤷🏼‍♀️🎶

[@TheWunWhiteWolf]

The true adversary of this season is Bogdans eyebrows.

[@ghenry4513]

"20 million is the price for Walter White. He made fun of my eyebrows".

[@whoalookout8578]

Fuck Bogdan and his eyebrows!

[@TheWunWhiteWolf]

Whoa Look Out! *Aggressively grabs crotch* WIPE DOWN THIS!!!

[@sandercohen3309]

🚨

[@rubenlopez2764]

I have to admit, you guys are the best reactors for this show currently. Seriously

[@eh1048]

All the others post like once a week... would take more than a year for them to finish

[@theblackswordsman7558]

@@eh1048 that's how they make their cash xD they intentionally delay their reactions for more views per part.

[@LilRedRasta]

@@theblackswordsman7558 faulty logic. Its better to post many videos in rapid succession similar to how Netflix does with seasons. People will probably watch more of your videos if they don't have to wait a week. Binge watching reactions is the best. Also you end up watching way more shows since the pace is faster. That helps bring in more people.

[@xSkittles4mex]

RedT True it’s all about watch time so think about how much could be garnered with binging.

[@saadesigner07]

@@theblackswordsman7558 they milk all that patreon money first.

[@unbeheld]

Victor got killed because he was seen, plain and simple. Gus took advantage of the situation and used him to send a message to Walt. This is what I do to a trusted employee who has been with me for years when he became a liability, imagine what I'll do to you when you become expendable. It didn't cost Gus anything because at the end of the day Victor was expendable and he was a loose end, more to the point they all understood they crossed the Rubicon.

[@elroysez8333]

This!

[@notchjohnson2540]

Gus also doesn't believe in intimidation as motivation, so as long as Victor was still alive, it would be a constant looming concern for Jesse and Walter, since he has proven that he could replace them and do the chemistry himself.

[@alguien1234]

I don't understand why Mike was faithful to Gus then... Wouldn't he be afraid of being killed too someday? And yes, I know he's Mike, but...

[@TheInsaniacGuy]

@@alguien1234 You answered your own question with that second sentence, lol. Also, there's more to the Mike/Gus dynamic than just muscle - see BCS for more clarity on that😉

[@kjlucky6501]

@@alguien1234 Mike knows that 1. Gus signs his paychecks and 2. Killing Gus doesn’t solve all of their problems, just creates more. Gus is the head that when chopped off, two grow back in its place.

[@BrianSettles88]

😂🔫🤷🏻‍♀️🎵 I can see it now. In a few years Nikki and Steven walk into a therapist’s office. They are asked what brings them there. They both look the therapist dead in the eye and without hesitation say, “Breaking Bad season 4 episode 2!”

[@angie-tq4ew]

LMAO!!! 🤣

[@NikkiStevenReact]

HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

[@willigagbob8243]

I'm totally with Nikki on this one, it was heartbreaking watching Hank be so cruel to Marie.

[@vbvermont]

@@willigagbob8243 I also agree that her sitting in the car for a minute before going inside had more to do with Hank’s attitude towards her than with his predicament.

[@goodguykonrad3701]

Kind of annoying that so many people don't get Hank: he's depressed. He sees himself as worthless and just wants Marie to leave him to die. He knows that she loves him too much so he's doing his best to push her away.

[@victorsixtythree]

That makes sense...but it looked like Hank was working pretty hard at his rehab and he looked happy when the physical therapist high fived him. If he just wanted to die, he wouldn't be putting so much into it. I can understand if Hank doesn't want Marie to see him like this, but he doesn't need to be a b*tch about it.

[@goodguykonrad3701]

@@victorsixtythree He seems happy with PT because he's maintaining an image. Not to Marie, but to everyone else.

[@angie-tq4ew]

I don't think Hank wants to die. But I do believe he doesn't think he's going to get much better. This particular therapist is making him work, and giving him progress. Hank sees it now, but Marie reminds him of his disability. He's ashamed of his weakness. He's being an ass, but I think he's allowed just a little bit. And Marie married this man, she knows how he is. She can handle it.

[@Tusc9969]

@Brandon Goodman Hank was frustrated and felt helpless. Marie is a sycophant and the more she tries to please Hank the more it comes across as fake and manipulative. Hank is mean to her almost as if to try and prod her into an argument that would at least be a genuine reaction as opposed to her constantly plastered - on smile.

[@angie-tq4ew]

@Brandon Goodman What exactly is Hank doing to Marie? At most, he's being dismissive toward her. He's not beating her, yelling in her face, or throwing things at her. He didn't give her a high-five back. Whoop-tee-doo! Is that grounds for divorce? Of course not. It's not that I approve of Hank's behavior completely, it's just that if you compare who is just a bit more justified in feeling like shit every once in a while, I'm going to have to go with Hank. Marie can get over being dismissed for a little while, especially since Hank's "go-to" response to every thing, and everyone is to be dismissive, cocky, & arrogant. So, yes, she did marry THAT person. Hank doesn't feel like his life is gonna get better much than this,so just add cranky to that list. Just saying.

[@spirittammyk]

Steven's comments about how normal people can't cope with the things Jessie has seen probably explains why so many of our veterans coming home from wars are so messed up in the head.

[@dragon-ed1hz]

You're both wrong. Hank is trying to push her away because he can't stand what he's putting her through. Believe it or not, it's because he loves her. It's himself he hates.

[@rullmourn1142]

yarp.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

maybe but above all Hank is depressed and you push people away and in his condition he feels useless

[@AWSVids]

He's feeling ashamed for being "weak" right now and doesn't want Marie to see him like this. He's trying to distract himself from his shitty reality right now by focusing on rocks... ahem... minerals. He's frustrated with everything from being bed-ridden to feeling as far away from catching Heisenberg as ever. Marie, also feeling like a source of pain/embarrassment for him, becomes an easy target for his anger. The fact that he'd rather be alone right now, and she keeps prying ("prying is a strong word") isn't helping matters. But it's understandable that she wants to be with him and feels hurt by being pushed away.

[@reactions5783]

@@AWSVids He's trying to get his "minerals" (vigour) back.

[@bwolf2076]

@@AWSVids Yes. That's how I've always read this situation between the two

[@brentperkins5055]

Great reaction guys! That conversation at the end had me cracking up. I haven't seen something that funny in a rection video in a long time. If you rewatch the scene with an eye to the difference in the ways Marie and the therapist were trying to motivate Hank you can see why he responds better to one than the other. He needs a drill instructor, not a cheerleader. The therapist treats him like a man. When Marie showed up, she sounded like her five year old just blew out all the candles on his birthday cake.

[@AnadreasMatrix]

Rehab is pretty hard I have a nasty leg injury that I go to rehab to fix and I see people like Hank there every day struggling to be able to walk again and I feel blessed that my injury only doesn't allow me to do sports

[@dangrund]

🤷‍♀️ I’m on Marie’s side. She’s trying super hard to bring positive energy into their home and Hank is just shutting her down at every turn. I understand Hank’s frustration but he should be trying to express some gratitude for Marie’s efforts.

[@ghenry4513]

Think Hank is just a prideful person, and the debilitating injury is too much for him emotionally and he is lashing out at Marie because he's in so much pain. He's trying to stay positive, but it's all a front, and deep down he is really feeling it and struggling. It was her idea to have him leave the hospital early. To not be able to walk or work to someone like Hank who extracts so much pride from his job can really get to someone. He picks up the mineral collection as a long term investment to have something to do while being bed ridden.

[@dirtybirds5767]

I love that y'all are getting so far into this show I'm so excited lol

[@ghenry4513]

The cold open in this, along with Walt practicing in his apartment, is great humor. It's also great storytelling in general and understated brilliance to start the episode like this, with that musty, dark western feel.

[@Humalkeisari]

It's the little things like how he sets up two chairs opposite each other for no reason just to practice drawing his gun

[@chaserd5690]

Drake Lang Breaking Bad is definitely the best. BB, Game of Thrones, Deadwood, and Mad Men. 4 best written ever.

[@ghenry4513]

@Drake Lang - Definitely. Season 4 has some Scorcese sprinkled in, too. Mike kicking Walt at the bar was Scorcese-like. And the usage of cell phones in this season, which is a nice touch, is highly reminiscent of the Departed.

[@Jeremy-jm3fe]

Breaking Bad is technically classified as a "Neo Western", or in other words, a contemporary western. Vince Gilligan draws a lot of inspiration from spaghetti westerns too, and it's evident with some of the showdowns between two characters. It's why the desert setting of New Mexico was absolutely perfect for this series.

[@joey_dangerously]

I was just thinking about you guys and came to your channel....boom...new episode. I may have to start watching some of the shows you watch just so I can watch more reactions.

[@cuzidodgebullets6797]

I have thought the same thing at times.

[@mickys333]

@@cuzidodgebullets6797 Me too!! I absolutely love them!

[@gauthamc8467]

LOVED the conversation!! My man Steven sticking to his opinion.. love it! :)

[@bodilsoldeberg5412]

I hate when mom and dad fight :D

[@dyrelldennis2902]

I LIKE IT!!! DONT LET HER WIN STEVEN!!

[@kypangoyi550]

I’m on Nikki side all the way. My god Steven, being masculine doesn’t mean you have to be a jerk! And being a wife doesn’t mean you have to be a punching bag.

[@WBoneB]

Be careful Steven, you might end up in a separate bedroom tonight. Haha. Great reaction and discussion. Can't wait for the next one.

[@BobbyCoggins]

Don't fight Mommy and Daddy. You're scaring the kids. LOL

[@spackle9999]

When Steven shaves he looks ten years younger, lol.

[@VictorVonGrooove]

Holy crap! You're right! I didn't notice that.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

man, I hate to shave and I hate having a beard. it's nothing but pure laziness if you see it as long as it was.

[@daithimurphy6783]

I’ve watched breaking bad 4 times through and it’s great but watching you guys react to it for the first time is so satisfying in a different way lol. Loving these reactions

[@angie-tq4ew]

😂🔫🤷‍♀️🎵 That facial transition @ 18:41 - OMG!!! Mike, Jesse & Walt is at the point of no return - feeling it in their own unique way. I might be mistaken, but I think it's Gus on that call to Walt. Camera's outside his house warned him, maybe? _Diary of a black woman_ & _Waiting to Exhale_ are fantastic examples of ways to leave a man that's messed with you, but Nikki, I just can't see Steven messing with you like that. And that was an awesome conversation of Hank & Marie's predicament. My take on it is half & half - taking some of both your arguments. We already know from when Hank got the bogus call that Marie was in a serious accident that he really, really loves her. Marie is frustrated with Hank, not because she's not happy with the situation, but because she doesn't feel appreciated for her efforts. I've had to care for both my parents before they passed (helping my mom with my dad, then caring for my mom alone - my siblings were useless), so I know how hard it is. The work to be civil to each other MUST be mutual, or it just won't go well. That said, I believe Hanks abuse comes from a man not believing that he will be able to function as a man again. Marie, on the other hand, has hope. Anyway...that's my 2 cents. lol Love, love, love the debate you guys get into. Reminds me of debates I sometimes have with my grown boys & close friends who know me well. They know that I love a good debate every once in a while. I love watching one as well, so thanks. 😊❤️

[@VictorVonGrooove]

Jesus.. we just went through a marriage counselling session with you guys. You're really getting into this show! Almost too much!! Great video! :D

[@sheri9331]

Whenever I get this far into the whole series, I like to go back to episode 1 or 2 and see how much Walt has changed, it's 2 totally different people and you forget everythime you watch

[@TheZeyon]

This show -rocks- minerals!

[@jmwild1]

😂🔫🤷‍♀️🎵 I know Jesse's making all the worst decisions right now, but I can't help but feel so sad for him. He looks like he just needs some loving family to walk in that front door and adopt him. Meanwhile, obviously Walt went too far too fast with Mike. You can't just convince a guy to kill his boss in the space of 5 minutes. That whole scene of Mike in the bar mourning Victor's death is amazing. It's great to see another side of his character. We've seen "pop pop" Mike and badass Mike, but this was vulnerable Mike. And it ain't over for Skyler, it just got personal with Bogdan. He and his eyebrows need to go. :)

[@MothproofKT]

Steven! No, she wasn’t flirting with the physical therapy guy! It’s partly what Nikki said, wanting the guy to stay because she doesn’t want to be on her own with Hank and his mood. But also, if the guy stayed full time, Hank would get back to himself a lot quicker and hopefully stop being a douche to his wife. And may I also say, as someone who was strong, fit, independent before being made disabled by a spine issue (last 8 years laid up), yeah there are days where you struggle to see positives and silver linings, and it’s hard to always be nice to those around you. BUT me being disabled doesn’t give me the right to talk like an ass to the one I love (unless they start it, that’s my general rule lol) especially if they are helping me and were being perfectly nice and kind! Everyone has the right to their emotions and bad days, but be horrible to those you love and those bad days will get a hell of a lot worse. But I do understand that the worst time is when you switch from perfectly healthy to laid up and depending on people. Thankfully I have good days where I’m on my feet. I’d have felt a thousand times worse if I ever needed help in the bathroom. So I do get Hank is in a horrible place. But the thing he should be focusing on is he is actually improving. Not everyone gets that lucky. Oh and emojis 😂 🔫 🤷🏻‍♀️ 🎵

[@FreshZCORD]

That music that plays when he puts on that hat is the heisenberg theme, it also played on the last episode of s4 as well

[@Zspear234]

Hank and Jesse are both really depressed and are being self destructive in different ways. I forgot how good this show is.

[@batnick7230]

Another added to the playlist!!! I love your guy’s reactions

[@darthstraw]

Lmao Steve stop digging that hole brother! Love your reactions!

[@NikkiStevenReact]

never!!! Ha!!!!! I still stand by my thoughts on this.

[@coolbreez1214]

@@NikkiStevenReact Happy wife, Happy life 😉

[@dillmill7698]

@@NikkiStevenReact mad respect to you Steven

[@dannyodee1990]

Infinity war: you done collecting your infinity rocks? Jesus Marie they're infinity minerals

[@sldlsndns3420]

Loved your back and forth about the hank and marie situation

[@elisabethlarsen4282]

I learned something new today, that I wanted to share with everyone here. I read that a Danish psychologist named Majken Matzau is speaking up about how she uses TV-series as a way to treat stress, and depression. That shows naturally calms down our brain, because we focus on a whole other world, a reality that is not ours (like reading a good book). Apparently, an American therapist named Bronwyn Robertson has been using this method for years, where her clients through therapy with TV-series, movies and talking sessions, really active their brain, and interest in life. I believe it's called "Cinematherapy".. aaand I think what I want to say with this novel, was that this explains perfectly why some of us are so, uhm...what's the right word... INTENSE when it comes to TV shows, and all these reactions, and discussions. Just wanted to say that we are here together, if you need to hear it, I will tell you that you are strong, you are here, and you are not alone in feeling like you do. Existing is exhausting, but we pick each other up. I love you all, swear to the gods, best community right here ❤️

[@diegorocha2826]

Thank you for sharing this💚

[@alexanderholzer7392]

Sounds like pseudoscience. Sitting on your ass watching television and wasting time is not going to treat stress and depression any more than a pain killer is going to treat a broken leg. It might help you forget the pain but it won't solve the underlying issues.

[@elisabethlarsen4282]

@@alexanderholzer7392 That's absolutely correct! You can't cure depression, stress, or issues from your childhood with this kind of therapy, obviously, or if there is an actual problem that could be fixed, and you choose to waste time with TV-series, that's not productive at all. I get what you are saying. But I also hope that you see the positive in what I was trying to say..

[@jesuschrist5417]

@@elisabethlarsen4282 I actually think that the best thing for depression is to eat good, sleep good (9-10 hours if you're feeling down), exercise good, and not procrastinate. That seems to relax me.

[@zeroskaterz92]

Can be related somehow but I did it through video games and music.

[@MotelsonMars]

"And those are the days I'll go walk around Target" - Hahahaha Nikki you are awesome and I am totally on your side with this one! :-)

[@TomboTime]

I think they're both right. Yes, Marie doesn't deserve the cold shoulder Hank is giving her. But at the same time, Hank is the one with all the baggage in this situation. He's the one who has to put up with the actual hard shit. It's asking a lot for somebody in his situation to be considerate of others and it's not uncommon for angry people to take it out on whoever is close to them, especially if they aren't the type to make their true feelings known anyway.

[@aikaterineillt9876]

Exactly.

[@Jeremy-jm3fe]

23:53 Jesse is "imprisoned" in his own mind. The clutter is representative as his scrambled and frantic thoughts.

[@James_Wisniewski]

I like how just honest that gun dealer is. I would watch a whole show with him as the main character.

[@Tabris93]

I wonder how many times during this series Nikki and Steven have said "Oh, Jesse..." XD

[@locomojoboy2]

"Even if I was in bed, unable to walk?" Lol, cant believe she wouldnt cut you any slack.

[@HaIsKuL]

Marie trying not to cry broke my heart. Steven pointing out the specific mechanistic reasons for his anger was interesting as these are points I haven't heard before, when I just put it off as a vague existential resentment from the man who had arguably suffered the most in this season. I like how high of a resolution Steven looked at the problem because therein lies the stepwise solution to solve it. It's good to know these reasons. You can really only go one small step at a time with immense situations like this. It really stuck me when Steven mentioned not being able to walk or sh*t by yourself, because that reminded me of my brother in his last few months before dying of cancer. I remember this one time I was talking to my brother at the children's hospital waiting for the MRI while I pushed his wheelchair. There was this little sh*t he mentioned that no one wanted to play with in the play room and the only one by his side was his mother which he shouted at, physically struck at times, and frequently swore at. My brother said that it doesn't matter that the kid has cancer and is suffering a great deal (although still ambulatory). You don't treat the people who love and care for you like that. At that period in our lives, he was the funniest man I knew. He was so quick with funny responses that you'd think these were prewritten lines in a sitcom, when he was going through unimaginable unbearable pain. "No one has the right to do wrong, not even if wrong has been done to them." - Viktor E Frankl in 'Man's Search for Meaning' Nikki & Steven aren't in disagreement fundamentally. They see different components at different resolutions that are both necessary to go through life.

[@CitroChannel]

I almost forgot how good this season is. Every episode is amazing and the character growth is spectacular! Season 5 is just as strong, too. And that is coming off of how incredible season 3 was which was better than seasons 2 and 1 which were top tier television in their own right. Breaking Bad is absolutely in the top five of greatest shows of all-time!

[@johnmorris8444]

I can actually see where hank is coming from. The physical therapist is motivating him like a soldier or a team mate, something hank responds to and respects. Marie is motivating him the way a mother cheers on a toddler. At least that’s the tone I am getting from the two. I don’t think she means to but she is annoying.

[@ybfromoblock3381]

Exactly

[@bawling4soup]

you know when youre having a mini argument with your girl and she keeps laughing at you lmao

[@pwgearedturbofan2348]

The first time I watched the show I was on Walt's side. Seeing it again, now I'm seeing how egotistical and deluded Walt is and how much he creates his own problems by attacking his allies.

[@belindatester9205]

9:25 wait is that Bobby how did I not notice him the first time watching the show

[@Jamie-kv9eg]

That digital animal scene is one of my all time favourites

[@donttalktome9838]

MOM, DAD STOP FIGHTING😭 THEY ARE JUST ROCKS... i mean minerals 😁

[@warblackjack5565]

I like how you guys were almost playing out the argument of Hank and Marie. I think neither of you are right though. Marie is being supportive, and Hank is being irritable. Hank hates being vulnerable. Him being forced into this vulnerable state, irritates him. Marie just wants Hank to get better, but she is dreading her job more and more daily. That is why she wanted the physical therapist there, so that she does not have to deal with Hank so much, and Hank has a better attitude toward getting better. Hank himself likes to bury his emotions and insecurities, and he can’t really do that when he is bedridden. I also imagine that part of him wants to go back to work to nail Heisenberg. Both Hank and Marie are sort of at fault, a little more so for Hank, but given what he has been through, that is understandable. If I were in that situation, I’d just be there for Hank when he needs me, but I would give him his time alone; Marie is not that kind of a person though, that is why Hank said, “Get out.” 😂 🔫 🤷‍♀️🎵

[@coolbreez1214]

War Black Jack Very well said.

[@bali3990]

Your reactions is awesome!!! Greatings from Moscow))

[@NikkiStevenReact]

Moscow!!!! Wow, that's awesome.

[@hansjuergenwehmeyer]

When Walt was in front of Gus house, the call he got wasn't from Mike. The new guy (Tyrus) called him.

[@Francis-Kanja]

23:00 The way Mike kicks him is hella funny!! I keep rewinding it.

[@zahidansary]

That jesse scene blasting out “Digital animal” is the best

[@ferrohazard]

"Learn to take yes for an answer." - Mike

[@bunpeishiratori5849]

A line that Walt uses later with Lydia.

[@staceypiper3319]

Glad I found you guys. The better reactors on youtube

[@scotto5426]

Tearing up the rumba for crumbs. Lol I've seen people smoke carpet fresh combing through the carpet for crack and meth. People have no idea of power of meth,crack,coke.

[@AlexAtGuilford]

2:05 Victor knew someone would have to die for Walt surviving and Gale dying. He started a cook, to try and make himself appear indispensable, or at least no more dispensable than Walt. He was trying to save his own ass.

[@TnT_F0X]

9:25 You can own and assemble guns that don't have a serial number legally, so long as you still have the permits to own and carry the gun. They're called Ghost Guns by people who push for gun control because it sounds scary, in reality its for gun enthusiasts who want to build their own custom firearms. Any criminal could do what Jessie did season one, hand a dude some cash and get a fast food bag with a revolver in it.

[@TnT_F0X]

The illegal part is defacing or owning a gun with a defaced serial number, just like a removed serial number on a car, or removing the tag off a mattress.

[@electricalastro]

The acid doesn't melt them... It dissolves

[@Chrisbajs]

If I took a drink every time Steven says "ssssshitttt...." I would now be dead. :-P

[@johnglue1744]

Hahaha I loved how Steven corrected himself mid sentence from rocks to minerals.

[@dezzebotwahe240]

Tbh it souned like Gus, the way he says 'Walt' with a concealed accent

[@timreno72]

The color clues were awesome in this episode. I think this is the first time Gilligan used the color black.

[@movieman175]

This episode should be titled "dealing with some shit"

[@DanielWatches]

I love you guys! Great channel FROM OUTTA NOWHERE!!

[@NikkiStevenReact]

like a good RKO!!!

[@Steef_Lee]

Omg lmao this is why your reactions are the best! If other couples don’t have what you have, they should find someone else because you two are goals.

[@tamarleigh]

The other thing to remember about Hank at this point is that he’s probably still in a tremendous amount of pain. So he’s extremely cranky and short-tempered. He’s probably not taking all his pain meds, either, he’s probably only taking them when the pain becomes unbearable.

[@kellyjackson9384]

Lol I love you two having this little debate about hank and Marie 🤣

[@trainmap]

Don't forget, Hank wanted to stay in the hospital and do his rehab there till he could come home. SHE was the one who wanted him to come home. She kinda brought this on herself really

[@jeyarbie4653]

Absolutely loved that debate over Hank and Marie at the end of the video. You guys are real! That felt like a genuine clash of critical thinking and principles. Both of you had great arguments. Won't say who's come out of this as a winner.

[@adrianezzo1696]

I cant tell you guys how great you do with your reactions!! You react, analyze, and give their in depth theories on what each episode means to them and the story as a whole!! Nikki & Steven are the best channel to watch for reactions!! 😂🔫💁🎵

[@nastynate692]

Walt doesnt know about Gustavos Connection to the Cartel

[@Shawn-rq4py]

I know y’all have many suggestions of what to watch next and I’ve given some as well. But I mention them when they enter my mind because I remember such great TV shows. So here’s another to add to your list...”Sons of Anarchy” is another great show. It’s somewhat similar to BB. Involves a motorcycle gang that transports drugs and firearms etc. lots of suspense fights, shootings , law enforcement etc. We went from “Sons of A” to “BB”to “Peaky Blinders”. I now mention them because I really like y’alls reactions to these shows. You’re more entertaining than individuals reacting. I think the husband and wife perspectives are great. Y’all can relate to what’s going on just as my wife and I did. Keep em coming!

[@SomeDudeOG]

I completely forgot about the music when Walt approaches Gus' house

[@chickendrawsdogs3343]

And this is why I love watching you guys' reaction and commentaries, such sensible and often hilarious takes from the perspective of a married couple and parents. 🤣

[@TheMightyOdin]

Hanks caught between a mineral and hard place.

[@cartwright77]

Hey!! Loved you guys talking at the end!! 🤣 😂🔫🤷‍♀️🎵

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

I actually think they're both handling it realistically. Neither of them are handling it well, but that kind of shit is hard to deal with on both ends. It reminds me of something recent with someone close to me. He was getting super irritable at first, and would lash out. We would lash out back. It was a shitshow for everyone, but tried to remind each other we loved one another. I think that's really something they both could do.

[@ninadavidovic9644]

Hope y'all have multiple bedrooms like Hank and Marie after this episode! Kidding, love how you stayed civil and with no bitterness after disagreeing completely on a situation.

[@ItsANTQ]

I watched your entire react series on Stranger Things and now im hooked on all your react videos...

[@AlexAtGuilford]

1:12 Gus doesn't *like* to motivate through fear, but he can and will, if necessary. I suspect he also prides himself on self-restraint. He probably considers himself to be a civilized, cultured, crime boss, not a low life street criminal.

[@Southern_Trendkill]

Loved the post discussion!

[@SixInchChaka]

BOBBY!!!!! Where my supernatural fans at?

[@sarahzentexas]

Brandon Ross One right here! ❤️ Bobby!

[@celeste1737]

Here!!

[@bfnelson]

@@celeste1737 Right here idjit.

[@briangonigal3974]

You can't really say the trouble Hank & Marie are having right now is the fault of either one of them. They're both being put through more than anyone could be reasonably expected to deal with. Hank literally can't stand to have anyone, especially Marie, see him like this. A big part of it is actually guilt he can't express at being such a burden to Marie, so he lashes out. And while any impartial 3rd party should be able to see that & not hold it against him, if you're the person whose entire life suddenly revolves around caring for an invalid and all you get in return is a cold shoulder at best and outright hostility at worst, no matter how much you love them eventually you're going to reach your breaking point. Life is just really shitting on the both of them right now, and no matter how wonderful a human being you might be you can only handle so much.

[@BIGxBOSSxx1]

People have theorized that Walt has some sort of social disorder, because while he’s smart in strategizing, science, chemistry, business and everything else, he’s never been very good with people and making rational thoughts with general communication. He’s also very egoistical. His plan (or lack thereof) of going to Gus’s home obviously didn’t work and then him telling Mike about getting a room with Gus obviously backfired. It’s very interesting to think about.

[@turnipswillneverhurtyou3934]

That would make a lot of sense

[@user-uo6ew4mf1r]

😂🔫🤷‍♀️🎵 Nikki had me crying laughing at the end

[@boxerjeep]

I took box cutter as Gus saying no one is untouchable. Telling Walt I will kill anyone you are no different.

[@boxerjeep]

I never get a heart on my comments.... 😢

[@littlelewis329]

Mike didn’t pull his gun because he thought Gus was going to kill him, it was just a knee jerk reaction and genuine reaction to watching a man get his throat cut

[@nickchuck1828]

Hank just needs his Vicodins and minerals.

[@shannontaylor7236]

😂🔫🤷‍♀️🎼I agree with Nikki. Hank is being so mean to Marie. Sometimes people treat the ones they love the most, the worst in times like that. Maybe she should give him another hand job. 🤣

[@thegametaster189]

Man I forgot how much I love that opening scene with the buying of the gun there's so much to love about it the dialogue is on point there's some little foreshadowing when the arms dealer tells Walt that experience cop worth a damn will be able to spot the concealed gun and then later Mike immediately spots it I also really love how Walter keeps repeating the words self-defense Like he's trying to convince himself that's really is for self-defense And in Walters mind it is Walter is the kind of man That can rationalize killing a man because he's might come and kill you at some point As self-preservation and self-defense Unlike Jessie Walt refuses to to accept that he is the bad guy

[@OG_Fernando]

Walt is a necessary evil. He's truly not a "bad" guy.

[@thegametaster189]

I don't really agree with that I mean yes he has higher morals then most people on his line of work talking about the drug empire he's a lot more reasonable as well but at the end of the day he's a criminal I mean just at this point alone he has murdered three people that I can think of none of which would ever hold up in a court of law as self-defense

[@OG_Fernando]

@@thegametaster189 unfortunately the world isn't black & white. I grew up a gang member w/drugs part of everyday life. Trust me when I say this, someone like Walt shouldn't be considered a "bad guy". On the other hand someone like Hank, well he's truly a "bad guy" that most people praise.

[@timpower4922]

You guys started turning into Hank and Marie at the end there. Except Steve can still wipe his own butt.

[@zombehunta1988]

😂🔫🙅‍♀️🎵 oh jeez Mom and Dad are fighting 😂

[@Pir-o]

Hank was all about keeping his image. But now he has to shit in a bucket and his wife has to clean it after him. Ofc he's embarrassed. Thats why he wanted to stay in the hospital and thats why he's pushing her away now. Also he has PTSD. It mirrors Walters behavior in a way.

[@SistoActivitatemAtm]

Hank is (1) angry that Marie is witnessing him be (2) emasculated due to his debilitating injuries which is causing him to be (3) ashamed of himself which is why I think he's pushing Marie away. He doesn't want Marie to see him as handicapped, he wants her to see him as a strong hero.