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[@proximoAZ]

Yes Walt did that, he did that to turn Jesse against Gus - and it worked, which got him access to Gus to be able to kill him.

[@LOVEchristHEwasVEGAN]

why are you spoiling it for them??

[@bfsgman]

@@LOVEchristHEwasVEGAN It's not really a spoiler when it's so heavily implied. The name of the plant coming into focus at the end should be a dead giveaway.

[@mcmuffin3]

Yeah that’s not a spoiler. You are supposed to understand Walt did it from the last shot, especially considering this was almost the last episode.

[@imppro]

@@LOVEchristHEwasVEGAN that’s literally what happens in the episode big bro

[@seankeady]

I thought it was so crazy how Walt says “Thank God” like that when Jesse tells him that Brock is going to be ok. You think, at first, that he’s relieved that Jesse won’t have to deal with it…but then you realize it’s because he’s so relieved that he didn’t murder a child to try and get Jesse to side with him. Such amazing layered acting and writing in this story 🤯

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

Asia coping that Walt wouldn't be evil enough to poison a child😂 He did it Asia

[@kerwinwilliams6429]

Lol! Don't you put that evil on me.. 🤣😆

[@dekulruno]

At least he wasn’t evil enough to actually use the ricin for it

[@sketchtherapy1218]

He did it to separate Guss from Jesse.

[@yotornadoyo]

Well he did it to save his best friend Hank.

[@mattvsmetaverse]

He did it- -mostly, I think- -to motivate Jesse to side with Walt over Gus. Without poisoning the kid (savage as it is), he wouldn't have been able to kill Gus. He also could've used different means to motivate Jesse instead of playing with a child's life (this is where morals start getting questioned), but it could be argued other methods wouldn't have been as effective. It was very clever, and also pretty horrible. Walt is essentially becoming more like Gus: Willing to do the horrible for the end goal, or survival.

[@stevendriscoll8210]

Walt playing 3D chess.. almost every single thing that happens in this show is by his design. He knew jessie would blame him and come to him, he was confident enough that he could convince jessie it was gus. He calculated how much lily of valley to give brock without killing him.. sheer criminal genius

[@Jay_Sullivan]

Normal chess has 3 dimensions, 4, in fact.

[@BeanWagon90]

​@@Jay_Sullivan true but the convention of the term of 3d chess is to think of chess on a board where the relation between the spaces is 3 dimensional.

[@ramudon2428]

​​@@Jay_Sullivan I understand the argument for 3 if you consider time a dimension, but 4? Two perpendicular spacial axes, a time axis, and?

[@Jay_Sullivan]

@@ramudon2428 , there are literally rules for lifting up pieces.

[@ramudon2428]

@@Jay_Sullivan I know only one piece can move at a time when we talk about castling, but didn't know there were any game rules governing height? I may be misunderstanding.

[@marilia_moro]

The lilly of the valley plot is one of the most 🤯 moments on television 😰

[@Justinhomii]

[@rideauxbaldwin6071]

All the foreshadowing of Gus’ face throughout the episode…classic!

[@capsdude4838]

Not to mention the episode title. Faceoff seemed pretty obvious going in that it was a showdown between Walt and Gus, but after you see what happens to Gus it has a whole new meaning. He literally got his face taken off!

[@ronrago2696]

Walt was smart enough to make Hectors bell the trigger for the bomb, he also (in my belief) made the Lily of the Flower poison knowing it would not kill the boy but make him sick so Jesse would join him again by blaming Gus Fring. Crazy journey, BJ you nailed it! Remember, it aint over till its over!!!

[@kingshawukee]

Walt didn't know for sure the lily of the valley would not kill Brock. It was a gamble he was willing to take. That's why when Jesse leaves Walt on the roof at the end, Walt has that look of relief on his face.

[@ronrago2696]

You are correct, for Walt it is about survival now. He battled cancer, battled the cartel, Walt is in it for Walt. What a great end to Hector!

[@yotornadoyo]

@@ronrago2696 He also had to kill Gus to save Hank since Gus was about to kill Hank and said that he would kill Walt's entire family if he intervened.

[@ronrago2696]

@@yotornadoyo Yep, I don’t want to give anything away for our hosts but these characters are phenomenal. I am assuming you have also watched “Better Call Saul”

[@jrepka01]

My understanding is that, in the writer's room for BB, there was a note card pinned to the top of one of the bulletin boards with the words "Ding - Boom" written on it. Even before the plot for season 4 was broken even before season 3 was finished, someone had the idea of attaching a bomb to Hector's chair that would be triggered by him ringing the bell. As the show progressed they realized that it had to be used to kill Gus. Likewise in season five there is an element introduced early on that the writers, when they wrote that early episode, had no idea how it would be used later. It was a point of pride for them to write themselves into a corner, and then figure out how to escape the trap they'd written for themselves.

[@Duskwalker68]

That last scene between Gustavo and Hector is amazing, the facial acting is so well done! Hardly any words were exchanged but you can tell exactly what they were both thinking.

[@TheGarBrett]

21:04 Asia laughing and BJ in total shock. Best reaction lol

[@rpshmuck972]

Remember when Walt was spinning the revolver on the table in his backyard? It kept landing on him, but that final time he spun it, it landed on the plant. That’s how he got the idea.

[@Glasskey10]

There's a behind-the-scenes video on KZbin showing Giancarlo Esposito getting into his post-explosion make-up, and the guys who play Walter and Hector are there off camera joking around with Giancarlo. It's nice to see the actors hanging out and being cool when their characters have such intense hate for each other.

[@monica11760]

Yes, I agree! And also the actors coming to set on days when they were not scheduled to be filmed, just to watch the other actors at work.

[@Cadinho93]

You know how when you kill a chicken, its head gets pulled off and it still walks around? When Gus' head got blown up, he had his signature reflex to fix his tie, just how a chicken would... Also, I love that even after all Gus did to him, Hector still didn't flip to the DEA.

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

Chickens don't have ties

[@FirstLast-yc9lq]

More of a "rule of cool" scene. The pressure of that explosion, even on instinct, would have made it almost impossible to get up and walk. That's a massive concussion and brain damage.

[@montist1]

OMG! I love stuff like this from the show. I have no idea how the writers do it but it’s like a dang Bosh painting. The longer you look the more you’ll find… or at least feel like you’ve found something which is incredible on its own

[@montist1]

@@woahblackbettybamalam 😂

[@winstonmarlowe5254]

@@woahblackbettybamalam Bam-ba-LAM!

[@mrshelby4412]

Walt and Jess almost said the same thing lol. Walt saying “did you just bring a meth lab to a airport?” And Jessie saying “did you just bring a bomb to a hospital?”

[@donnab8000]

Asia, Walt is the mastermind of all that is happening. It was no coincidence. This episode shows the changing persona from friendly, innocent chemistry teacher to Drug cook, dealer mastermind and murderer. Notice each episode he is getting darker and darker.

[@h-lorolltide92]

The Gustavo Fring character is in my opinion the most evil, accurate persona of a true sociopath. He is not a psychopath like some people say. There are vast differences, but many people think they are the same. Giancarlo did an outstanding job portraying that. NO ONE else could have done it better. His character literally gives me chills. Fantastic reaction guys, really enjoyed it.

[@NYC_Goody]

Psychopaths do show sociopathic tendencies.

[@rafterman5072]

Lalo is similar to Gus in that way. They are both extremely smart and can fit into any crowd. Yet both will kill anyone that gets in their way. Hector and the other cartel members are just outwardly brutal.

[@itsyoboyb6314]

@@rafterman5072 that’s a psychopath. Sociopaths are more impulsive and have trouble fitting in.

[@herecomesaregular8418]

@@itsyoboyb6314 You've got that exactly backwards. Sociopaths thrive on their ability to blend in and manipulate people. That's the "socio" root of the word "sociopath". They are typically the kind of person no one would suspect of horrible acts. They are con men in the truest sense of the term. Gus is exactly that kind of character, though likely with strong psychopathic tendencies. Psychopaths have a hard time experiencing even the most base of emotions, such as fear, which makes them seek out anything and everything that might make them feel something. Which is why they are often impulsive "adrenaline junkies". Should be noted here that most people who fit into either of these categories will not actually commit violent crimes in their lifetimes. They're simply more predisposed to it than your average individual who doesn't have a "cluster b" personality disorder. CEO's, surgeons, extreme sports, and high intensity combat units are three vocations where these individuals might hide in plain sight, whilst never doing anything explicitly illegal. A more accurate, clinical term for those who would fall on the psychopath/sociopath spectrum is Antisocial Personality Disorder, which contrary to the name, does not mean a hermit or recluse, but rather someone with a predilection towards activities or behaviors that society at large might deem wrong or deviant. Clinicians will use this diagnosis, rather than placing much emphasis on whether or not the individual is a sociopath or psychopath. The hard fact of the matter is that they are stating that the patient is potentially dangerous, and incapable of rehabilitation.

[@itsyoboyb6314]

@@herecomesaregular8418 what you said is always what I thought. Then I googled it and everything I read said sociopaths have more trouble fitting in and psychopaths are better at faking normalcy. Take your problems up with google my friend.

[@valarmorghulis1288]

Walt did it on purpose, to get Jessie to think Gus poisoned the boy, to get Jessie to not trust Gus anymore and to get him back on his side. He knew it wouldn't kill the kid. Crazy plot

[@lemonpepper853]

It's not a coincidence Asia, Walt did that sh!t! 😂😂 He needed Jesse on his side again. BJ's right when walt was spinning that gun he was deciding whether or not he should poison the boy. The one last spin landed on the flowers.

[@SargNickFury]

he spun it until he got the answer he wanted.

[@4.20Everyday]

I love watching BB from the last episode to the 1st episode, Nice to see a drug king pin turn his life around and become a chemistry teacher. 😂😂😂

[@blitz3643]

😂

[@AustinCameron]

It also makes the show Malcolm in the Middle way funnier if you assume it's Walt on the run afterwards. That could be a good show for them to react to.

[@aikozutigana8465]

Ooh ooh ooh, the season finale. it's amazing to think how this entire incredible season builds up to this

[@afrodemon8629]

This show has some great parallels in the dialogue and even the shots. Great writing, great directing and just an overall great show.

[@CharlieBrown20XD6]

Right like the whole season Walt is lashing out impotently..."Go home Walter", paying those poor women to clean the lab, giving Gus the finger to the camera, the failed ricin cigarette...Walt spent the whole season failing. He only beats Gus by throwing away his humanity completely and poisoning a child and blowing up a nursing home. Something even Gus couldn't see coming

[@kurre7]

Once you guys are done posting Breaking Bad, please watch the movie El Camino. The movie picks up right where the Breaking Bad finale leaves off.

[@matthollands7771]

And then watch all 6 seasons of Better Call Saul, please

[@MrMaximum91]

Lol please don't El- weako is atrocious. But definitely call Saul absolutely masterful show

[@blakerh]

Both are a waste of time.

[@Justinhomii]

El Camino was a big disappointment and the cast all gained weight

[@ThwipThwipBoom]

El Camino is a masterpiece

[@firegod001]

I've never seen Asia as happy for as long as she was when Gus finally got what was coming to him.

[@Kingram417]

Gus had turned Jesse against Walt. So Walt used the flower to poison the kid, knowing that something like that would piss Jesse off so much, that Walt could blame Gus and Jesse would turn back onto Walts side.

[@peterkuchenbrod5696]

Asia, you believe in the goodness of Walter too much...he has truly 'broken bad.' Believe it or not, season five DOES NOT LET UP.

[@raulramos9525]

if you remember the beginning of episode 12 Walt told Skylar to go live with her sister cause it wasn't safe. He then went to the yard and sat by the pool spinning a gun on the table. If you notice he then looks beyond the gun and sees the plant, "Lily of the Valley'. They close the scene with him staring at the plant. That's when he started plotting the idea. He somehow got Saul to deliver the berries to little Broch.....

[@d.-_-.b]

Well the showrunners only hint on the delivery method was two words… Juice Box.

[@flogg8635]

SEASON 5 !! Everyone is dying to get this going on a regular pace. Please !

[@jamescantwell9988]

🙌🙌

[@DizzyMakavelli]

Facts ...

[@Hme5634]

They been finish watching the whole thing on patreon like 3 months ago lol

[@brandonbanks4394]

It is spaced out too much in my opinion. They were done watching this a month ago.

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

An absolutely perfect example of the saying, "Revenge is a Dish Best Served Cold". To me this is the best moment in the entire series. Great reaction y'all. Y'all be safe.

[@TampaCEO]

Season 4, Eposode 13 is by far my favorite episode of all time. It has a half of dozen awesome scenes which, alone could have been the show closer. I never get tired of watching it.

[@treystone9464]

Everyone freaks out when Gus fully 'terminators' out of that nursing home room. The same way he walked into sniper fire, avoided the house attempt, the Los Pollos attempt, the car bomb attempt, you start to believe he's unkillable.

[@davidsandoval5018]

Remember when Walt was cooking the bomb and he had the little mini sample one and used his phone to make it pop. He had to hit the button a lot of times so it could work. Just like Hector had to press his bell multiple times to make it work. Love that.

[@djendick]

I believe if you freeze frame when Francesca is shredding documents for Saul, the document is Brock’s school schedule.

[@chriswein3318]

Wow. Thats crazy...

[@johnmiwa6256]

This was the one BB episode that I made sure to watch live. Their reaction did not disappoint.

[@davesilver5493]

The final season is 16 episodes which were in split into three two parts of eight with a year between them when it first aired.

[@BaresEatBeats]

This is one of the most elaborate, genius setups in TV history. When you stop to think about Walt’s plan from start to finish, it’s actually breathtakingly intricate.

[@nickcarrillo5237]

Just one of the best seasons ever created. Walt reaches so many lows, but I think he knew it wouldn’t kill the boy. It’s so tough that there is only 1 more season. ❤ watching this series with y’all. You both make my day better.

[@kamkelevra]

Please keep them coming

[@sofianedz2780]

Pretty flower ? I’M DEAD 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@brendabrumfield7742]

Yes Asia, Walt poisoned that boy. He needed a distraction big enough to keep Jesse from cooking. Jesse’s absence prompted Gus to go to the hospital where Walt was waiting to blow up the car. But Gus got a bad vibe walking back to his car. Brilliantly, Walt came up with plan B that wiped out Gus and Hector once and for all. There is little of Walt left. Heisenberg is in full control.

[@Metonymy1979]

Walt did it because he's thinking 5 steps ahead of everyone. How can he make sure Jesse is faithful to him? Walter becomes his hero.

[@bretttodd6470]

Remeber when walt was spinning the gun on the table in the back yard as he contemplated a way out and the gun always pointed to himself? Except for the last spin... it pointed to the plant which gave him the idea.

[@biggusdickus9000]

Walt probably waited outside Andrea's house and gave that to Brock when she wasn't looking or something like that, and Brock being a child probably thought that was candy and ate it. He also made Saul make Huel steal Jesse's ricin cigarrete when he patted him down, when Jesse went into Saul's office. He did that to make Jesse think that Brock was poisoned by ricin. Walt did all this to fool Jeese into thinking that Gus poisoned Brok to make Jeese want to kill Gus and trust Walt and it worked. It was a genius but evil plan that ultimately saved Walter's life. Also BJ was right, Walt thought of that when he was in his backyard spinning his gun on that table and the gun ended up pointing to the flower.

[@bobhenry6159]

The end scene shows us just what a conniver and master manipulator Walt is. He spun the revolver the 3rd time and it pointed at the plant. It didn't take Walt long to figure a way to get Jessie back on his side, and angry enough to want to kill Gus. That one chance spin turned the whole story 180 degrees.

[@nealeger8154]

Now remember back a few episodes when Walt was sitting in his back yard spinning the gun on the table and it kept pointing to him...except the last time. It pointed to The Lilly of the Valley plant. Watch Walters expression when that happens.

[@lukeizabelle2131]

Ohhh, Asia is so sweet, innocent and naive for not believing that Walter could be so evil to poison a child😅

[@markyncole]

Remember when Walt was spinning the gun on the backyard table and the barrel stopped and was pointing at the flower pot? There's your answer,Walt knows how to make poison.Remember he made the Ricen out of coffee beans.

[@vladimirraphael444]

FACE OFFF!!!!!! Bwahaha Couldn't wait for ya'll to get to this part.

[@Ooofaa-Maa]

20:35 That right there is some acting! Mark Margolis, better known as Alberto in Scarface, Antonio Nappa in Oz, and Hector Salamanca, is a legend. He was nominated for an Emmy in 2012.

[@clonexx]

The amount of emotion and just pure hatred he could conjure in just using facial expressions is phenomenal. Such an amazing actor.

[@bigislander72]

Over 11 years since the air date...it's great to still see reactions like 20:24 The discussion about the plant was awesome too, especially 29:39 YES! lol

[@Julieroo28]

This one made me laugh my face off! 😂

[@rideauxbaldwin6071]

I see what you did there. 😂

[@JoeyAces]

Walt got the idea of the Lily when he saw it while spinning his gun. He poisoned the little boy to frame Gus for doing it to help get Jesse on his side against Gus

[@PollyTheWog-ff8rt]

This is why I loved this series so much… it takes you on a ride with a man that completely loses his soul by the end of it and you realize that you share the same DNA as Walt.

[@rjohnson993]

Remember Walter, in his backyard, kept spinning the gun on the outdoor glass table and it always pointed at him? Then the last time what was it pointing at when it stopped? The Lilly of The Valley Plant.

[@DustinHawke]

Walt's a chemist, he knew how much to give the kid without killing him.

[@StaciaAmnaber]

This is going to be so good. Asia kills me.

[@GabeGX]

Jessie had become friendly with Gus & Mike, and had a fight with Walt. Walt poisoned Brock & made Jessie think Gus did it, so that Jessie would turn against Gus.

[@klbbeeswillow]

So ready! And for the final season y'all! 💙💙💙

[@markusbellerue8798]

Now…. That you’ve seen one of the best episodes ever created in A series history to date…..Get ready for the best Season ever made in any series ever…..season 5 of BB. Fantastic reaction guys. I truly enjoy your personalities and reactions. !

[@hellfire5108]

You don't hear practically any music throughout the series but when you do, you will rememebr the scene forever.

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

Since you have finished the series, I assume you now know exactly what Walt was capable of. This was one of the best season finales of all-time. Jaw-Dropping ending. Great reaction. Gus was such an amazing character played so well by Giancarlo.

[@bigsarge8795]

That was freaking awesome. I can watch that episode a hundred times, and it will never get old. I loved seeing Hector go out like a boss. That last look.

[@EntrEsprit]

Remember half burnt pink teddy bear with one of the eyeballs missing from season 2, well Gustavo be looking just like him this episode 😂

[@twolveslb43]

“That’s a pretty flower” 😂😂😂

[@bronsonofliberty]

Remember when he was spinning the gun on the patio furniture ... ? Last spin BJ got it! Chess game, always 2-3 moves ahead. He had to keep Jesse in check. You just never saw Walt interact with the child.

[@maz3215]

YAY finally season 4 finale. This ep is one of my favourite Breaking Bad ep's & so gripping. Been dying to see your reaction to this ep in particular. To see your reaction to what happens with Gus & Hector. 👍

[@nancygodsey8312]

Gus and Hector both lived by the sword. And so they both died by the sword, with help from Walter. But Walter has went over to the dark side. More intelligent, in the end, than Gus. Walter will no doubt have his own day of reckoning for his dark deeds also. On to season 5.

[@dyannastevens4862]

Walt was at Jesse’s the night before the boy got sick. They showed him there and Jesse yelling at him. He planted the berries for the boy to find but they did not show that part.

[@paulahaney9104]

Thanks guys I wish you would just keep going with them because at least every other day you should you post inside you're going freak when you see 5 and I hope you guys do what about Sal next

[@Rlacroix23]

the poisoning was foreshadowed in a previous episode, where Walt was buy the pool spinning the gun on the table, last spin it pointed right at the plant that was used

[@igloo2158]

That’s why Walt was so relieved at the end.

[@cshubs]

You're right about the gun pointing at the plant. It started the idea for the WHOLE thing.

[@Mickkie]

Yup yup. Walt poisoned the kid. To make Jesse hate, and then turn on Gustavo. The gun stopping at the Lily Of The Valley plant, was, "a sign" to Walt, so to say.

[@christpower5402]

You guys forgot that Walt went over to Jesse‘s girlfriend’s place and had dinner. Therefore he had access to the little boy. he was sitting right next to him on the couch. plenty of opportunity to poison him with the lily-of-the-valley in some way shape or form.

[@montist1]

Listen y’all. I think Asia and BJ are the most fun, most sincere, most surprisingly wonderful reactors on KZbin, and I watch a lot. But when I catch them rooting for Walt!?! I giggle and shake my head. I love you all but Hank is the hero. Walt is fascinating. Jessie is me.

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Hey Hector! Fair enough (we’ve just gotten attached to Walt & Jessie) lol! Thanks for your kind words ❤️❤️

[@montist1]

@@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ I think WAY to hard about this show. You guys help me live. I adore you both

[@aikeuchi1175]

Walter gave the boy the flowers to manipulate Jessie into helping Walter kill Gus.

[@clonexx]

It’s not a coincidence that the same flower that poisoned Brock, was in Walter’s back yard. You got it right about when he was spinning the handgun. When it landed pointing at the flower, it gave Walt the idea to poison Brock to turn Jessie against Gus. He couldn’t use Ricin, as that would have Killed him and Jesse wouldn’t have believed it was Gus, because of the cigarette. Lily of the Valley wouldn’t likely kill Brock, and then Walt can deny he ever poisoned Brock, it looks like an accident, after everything is said and done. You have to remember that Walt is written at a genius level far above even your above average intelligence. He’s basically an evil genius. By now, it should also be pretty apparent, that there’s no lengths he won’t go to when it comes to saving his own ass and supporting his family.

[@J-Rod91]

They’ll see next episode when they see Walt throw it away. For those of you who don’t know they have seen the whole series and finished a while back so this isn’t spoiling anything for them. Apparently all the videos are on their patreon. I don’t have it but that’s what one of their comments said.

[@mikymusd]

Asia: you think Walt did it on purpose? Bj: yes… lol Asia in denial. Its ok we all were.

[@TheChrisPineWorkshop]

Since I started watching you all doing reactions to Breaking bad I have been waiting for this episode!!! :) I think this episode was my most memorable!!! I was liek you shocked beyond shocked when he was standing with half of his face off! I think BJ mentioned a previous episode when Walt was sitting at teh pool spinning a bottle and it spins and points at that plant. I did nto notice this until I had seen that epsode three or four times! :)

[@maliciousclouds1614]

100% Walt purposely poisoned Brock. He did it to gains Jesse's support in the murder of gus. Also, Walt went to brocks house remember? Walt even commented on the cereal Brock was eating. You're starting to see that Walt is not the hero/good guy of this story.

[@kevinrushton2906]

Walt poisoned the boy to Turn Jesse against Gus.

[@braddivens5179]

What a brilliant episode. The reveal at the very end, too. The writing in this show is next level.

[@gravewaxxsupercoven1980]

Very simple...Walt poisoned Brock so he could blame it on Gus and get Jesse back on his side.

[@pickenchews]

"their own batch of problems" 😂😂

[@EnoYaka]

he did it to make jesse mad at gus, jesse asked if this was necessary.. walter said yeah... when it's more debatable if they needed to do that

[@RazorShalom]

I love how Gus got dressed up in a whole new special suit. For the occasion. Beautiful suit too. He was so blinded by his want for revenge on hector he walked right in walters trap.

[@OrochiFlamez]

This was such a fantastic season of BB, and now strap in for S5.

[@Philliben1991]

The last few seconds of this episode is the greatest reveal in TV history.

[@bilabrin]

Man I've been waiting for this one. I don't know how ya'll don't binge watch this show😅.

[@lorioday8528]

They did! They couldn't get enough, just like when we all watched it the first time, years ago. They just have soooo many other series ( hmmm Asia and BJ ?🤔😂) that they don't get around to editing them as quickly. Hopefully, they'll just buzz through the final season. 👍✌️🎬

[@bilabrin]

They are wearing different clothes in most but you can actually see a few where the clothes are the same for 4 episodes.

[@blitz3643]

They did. It's on Patreon. They just put them out a little at a time here.

[@bilabrin]

@Joseph D. OK thanks, I'll have to check it out.

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

"Pretty flower" (A few moments later) 😮😮

[@tonygibson5171]

Ya when the gun landed on the plant walt came up with the plan. Also they give a foreshadowing of Gus getting half blown up in the previous episode where he is standing and talking to Jesse at the hospital you see the shadows cover up the the side of gus’s body that gets blown up. Literal foreSHADOWING.

[@MmeFrankenstein]

Okay, I'm back after watching the reaction. Guys, I'm dying laughing.. "Its a pretty flower... .... GASP?!" 😂 Walt sure did do it!

[@TheEmzley]

Walt poisoned the kid to get Jessie on his side

[@cavaughngrace1488]

Walt didn't poison Brock, Heisenberg poisoned Brock. Remember, the show is called breaking BAD

[@shonuff4323]

Walt poisoned Brock to manipulate Jesse into thinking it was Gus who did it so Jesse would go along with Killing Gus

[@antionedebusei6378]

I think they shot 19 takes of Gus walking out of the room and collapsing, and what we saw in the episode was the last take they did.

[@Tom8683-r2b]

Walter knew he had to kill Gus. The only way he could kill him is if Jesse turned against Gus. Walter poison Brock because Walter knows how much Jesse love's children. Walter needs Jesse and knows all his weaknesses. Walter and Jesse have a screwed-up father-and-son relationship. They have always looked out for each other.

[@Geellun]

I hope Asia remembered her extra-strength blanket. This is going to be fun ;)

[@eglantinepapeau1582]

Jessie figured out it was Walt at first, then Walt framed Gus for it , this way Jessie would help him locate Gus . not only that but it helped save his skin . Jessie would have probably shot him knowing he poisoned Brock , he surely seemed pissed off enough to do it when he first found out the kid was poisoned .

[@theghettoracle]

Yeah, it's a burning question as to when & how Walt was able to poison Brock. Rumor has it said by Director Vince Gilliam, Walter eased his way into Brock's school by knowing one of the teachers and snuck the poison into a Juicebox Brock drank from. We all know Walt by now and his techniques to manipulating situations in his favor so I can believe that.

[@TheEmzley]

He knew Jessie would blame Gus.

[@causti9744]

"not poor little Hector" i'm sure no one ever said that lmao.

[@poppys34]

BJ is right. He picks up on the nuances of the show very quickly. Quicker than I did when I first watched it.

[@prettybullet7728]

At this point, Walter will do just about anything regardless of how crazy and dangerous it is. He proved that by sending his elderly neighbor into a house because he suspected that there were hitmen waiting for him. Look how easily he blew up a nursing home and gunned those men down. No remorse. Hard to believe that this is the same nervous man from Season 1 who cried after killing Crazy 8.

[@hemlock399]

Sending his neighbour into his house & poisoning Brock put their lives at risk to be sure. He certainly didn't intend any harm to either of them. As for those that Walt killed (Gus, Hector, Gus's enforcers), why would he feel remorse? They're all scumbags who wouldn't have thought twice about killing him, his family, Hank, Jessie, or anyone else who Gus thought was a threat to the business. This is how the business works, and at this point, there wasn't even any way out other than killing or being killed.