Walter confesses about his secrets to Saul | Breaking Bad | Starring Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul

[@Yugigreg]

Saul was essentially Walt’s therapist

[@davidcase8635]

Saul was the Dr. Melfi to Walter's Tony Soprano.

[@bimmyfrizzo3988]

@@davidcase8635 And david chase didn't give Dr. Melfi her own spinoff like saul goodman.

[@chayan7232]

Saul Goodman never had the makings of a varsity therapist.

[@flyingspaghettimonster2925]

@@davidcase8635 I'm reminded of something. Remember how Silvio pointed out to Tony how his sin is pride? That's the same with Walter!

[@jimslancio]

Saul was Walt's Deus Ex Machina, just as Dr. Caldera the vet was Mike's Deus Ex Machina. It wasn't hard to foresee that at some point the vet would pass the torch to Saol. The torch took the form of the little coded black book..

[@Mediados]

Had Walt listened to his lawyer more, all of them would be rich and had gotten away with everything.

[@deathchronicles6960]

Even jesse if he listen well enough about money laundering and all😂

[@FreejackVesa]

That's the problem with ego. Makes you not listen to reason.

[@gamingst8835]

saul did suggest killing hank

[@edwardreflects8500]

they should’ve brought the cyber-begging idea up again after Skyler found out.

[@2ravioli392]

Pride Is The Devil

[@Arpin_Lusene]

Becoming rich from "donation" and live happily ever after ❌ Becoming meth lord and lose people that he cares for including his own life ✅ Wravo Baltuh

[@sclarin2]

read in Mikes voice

[@moses.lionheart]

Wravoo Baltuhh

[@sylver76]

How about being rich from producing legal chemical solutions that help people? If he had just said "yes", he could have been all paid up right from the start and enjoyed tons of legal cash without ever murdering people, either directly or through his product.

[@Mr.Weskers]

He was never going to be able to enjoy his riches, even if he could put aside his ego. His raging bitch of a wife and emotionally unstable son would have asked far too many questions about the money Walt was getting. Even if through donations, they would only have been able to use a fraction of what Walt really had, which still meant a mediocre life. Skylar was the main problem aside from Walt’s ego.

[@Steflora]

@@Mr.Weskers Are you serious? How was Skylar the main problem for wanting Walter to be honest with her? Would you not be upset if you found out that your husband was a drug-cooking murderer behind your back? She was put in an awful situation and it was all Walter’s fault. He could’ve had all the money he ever wanted and he refused it because of his own ego. What happened to him and his family was entirely his own fault.

[@gibn1542]

"it's cyberbegging, rattling a little tin cup to the entire world" "yeah there's no deep seated issues there" love how saul just calls him out for being a prideful shit pretty early on lmao

[@box0choco593]

Walt was probably Saul’s most “extreme”client.

[@Divergent-ym3py]

It’s cause he had jesters privilege and was sick of Walt not working with him to most ideas. Lol

[@porkchopTopHat]

Yes. It’s “deep seeded” though

[@YourSecretJourney]

@@porkchopTopHat Common source of confusion because 'deep-seeded' appears to make sense in delivering the intended meaning, but it is in fact 'deep-seated'.

[@blackberrybold9300]

@@porkchopTopHatIt’s not.

[@kevinborchers3522]

The “i earned it “ line is everything that was wrong with Walt. His ego was far too big

[@ericsilver9401]

Very good acting

[@Mediados]

Had he just been fine with not making it personal, he could have gotten away with everything. But it was far too important to him to make sure everyone knows HE suddenly made millions appear out of nowhere.

[@maynardperalta3188]

His pride too.

[@refeals]

He didn't want his family to know about how he made the money but he needed them to realize that it was him who would solve the whole situation, with HIS money, the money HE worked for. He doesn't even realize how contradictory that is.

[@tank6641]

That and the meth and murders. Those were wrong too

[@chris_player2995]

1:53 even Saul knew the meme back in 2009

[@ludwighusli5912]

underrated comment

[@SysysEyew]

What meme ?

[@diogoveiga2918]

@@SysysEyew Waltuh

[@iChiief]

I replayed it like 10 times lol

[@zumabbar]

sex

[@tankmaster1018]

3:02 The utter disgust mixed with bitter resignation on Walt's face with Saul rambling in the background about his plan is just a thing of beauty... Absolutely perfect scene!

[@TheBehm08]

Hank: “we handle methamphetamine which is a growing problem” Gus: “terrible”

[@LashyYT]

“Anyway”

[@jaythephenomenal3652]

JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA

[@mcfcguvnors]

Gus still clicked walts like button though

[@bodhitree33]

The margins, though, are terrific.

[@shriek1987]

This is the moment when Walt becomes a ‘Cyber-beggar’ 😂😂

[@asahel980]

Gofundme

[@cesarrangel6443]

there is always a new one of these and they never fail to make me laugh

[@raygun23]

Walt should be a twitch streamer.

[@deathchronicles6960]

The moment walt becomes waltuuhhh

[@THEPIELORD42]

Rattling a little tin can for all the world to see😂😂😂😂

[@CJStew06]

I love that this is how Gus discovers Walter's connection to Hank. It makes sense that Gus would use philanthropy to scope out the local feds-and it paid off by revealing this crucial piece of information.

[@jimbojigs368]

This is the moment when Walt becomes Waltur.

[@DaFlashGuy7]

Walther

[@aca347]

1:53

[@seanjosephhayes]

@@DaFlashGuy7Waltuh*

[@scaramouche808]

@@aca347 before 1:51 Waltur is still Walter.

[@GenericProtagonist7]

Wall tour

[@Overhemd]

0:21 Walt's high pitched "it's insane!" gets me everytime 😂

[@THATSMYCABANASHIRT]

lol that’s Hal coming out of hiding 😂

[@un_sir_qui_aime_du_rock]

5:00 Jane sentenced her death lol

[@flyingspaghettiauditor]

She got what was coming to her by threatening Walt.

[@Kevin-vm6yy]

Typically junky girlfriend.

[@hjk6606]

Ego. The one thing that built Walt, but also the one thing that destroyed him.

[@dozer7028]

That was always his problem from the jump I’m sure grechen offered him a job and he would’ve been good in life but no he sold his piece of the company and he acted like a baby

[@Guru316]

This was Walter's whole problem. A truly desperate man would have taken any route possible to keep his family together and have them taken care of. He was presented with a way out by Saul, but he let his ego take over, and in the end that meant more to him than what his wife and son thought.

[@Bolt6604]

Got the car wash, wash the money through it. Purchase a Mcdonalds or Tacobell franchise and just live off of the profits. Guy literally could of bowed out a Millionaire, just he didn't want to go Legitimate. He enjoyed being Heisenberg.

[@S475-pb2dp]

Can you idiots say anything other than ego, when concerning Walter's character? Not only is it vague, but it's narrowing him down too much.

[@Adam-ni6ne]

He was presented with a perfectly clean and legal way out right away in season 1 with Grey Matter offering to cover his entire treatment and support for the family. Even at that point his ego was too big to handle "hand outs," even coming from a company he helped found.

[@jaythomas468]

Well, kinda the WHOLE POINT of the series is that Walt always felt he was destined to achieve some type of “greatness” but was never able to actually grasp it. Now, whether that was ENTIRELY because of his own shortcomings or because he got screwed over, it’s hard to say EXACTLY. But the point is: his EGO was grievously WOUNDED by the Gray Matter situation years before and he “carried a chip on his shoulder” for all the years FOLLOWING THAT, feeling that he was OWED something.

[@BillyButcher90]

​@@jaythomas468"Greatness" is entirely subjective. You could still be a great guy to your own family.

[@bmsuperstar1]

"He told me everything." Famous last words.

[@seanjosephhayes]

Pride comes before a fall. Also… If only Jesse and Jane had listened about them both getting clean first.

[@Mediados]

Gus was completely right about one thing. You can't trust a junkie with so much responsibility.

[@seanjosephhayes]

@@Mediados True!

[@guilhermehank4938]

​@@Mediadoshis mistake was not cutting his losses and getting rid of walt when he still could

[@drpepper3838]

​@@guilhermehank4938gus and walt had great respect for each other. If jessie didn't try to kill those dealers walts relationships with gus would still be good if it wasn't for jessie

[@drpepper3838]

@@jxmmykriminallive no it wouldn't have. Jessie was pretty useless the entire time. Never listening

[@comradewinston4152]

Yeah, there’s no deep seated issues there

[@sam.lipchutz]

What does that mean?

[@yanislavcho]

Sarcasm. Saul saw through Walter's need be recognized for all the drug money he made on his own, instead of just finding a way to get it to his family ​@@sam.lipchutz

[@Moj999_]

@@sam.lipchutzSaul said it because Walt has ego issues

[@guilhermehank4938]

​@@sam.lipchutz he is basicallg saying Walt had problems he never dealt with, psychological and emotional ones

[@joeroberts2156]

His inferiority complex through not accepting help from Gretchen and Elliott.

[@Syryu]

"Yeah there's no deep seeded issues there." Really Jimmy? You're one to talk...

[@AaronTheHarris]

He orchestrated it! JIMMY!

[@joeroberts2156]

I think it's "deep seated"

[@keithwilliams88]

Whatever his own issues were, he could read people very well.

[@kingDowahs]

Ever since he was nine, always the same!

[@GojiraFan25]

Say what you will about Jimmy but he wasn’t blinded by ego and knew how to play the cards he was dealt. Would Walt have ever turned down a 7 year sentence to admit all wrongdoings and go back to a life sentence? Walter is pretty clearly the biggest criminal moron out of all the players in the game, his literal only use was that he could cook the purest meth in history

[@TheCoolerBrother]

9:06 look at Gus just casually standing 3 feet from his enemy who doesn’t even know who he is

[@deathchronicles6960]

Thats what creep me about gus even watching for multiple times

[@anjuscuccos]

He is a very careful man. He knew

[@benficaM8888]

Saul was the only person that was loyal to walter through and through

[@nickcunningham6344]

"Oh, don't worry about it Agent Schrader, I'll just take it out of his paycheck" "Thank y- wait what?"

[@nikolai3277]

1:45 “Cyberbegging” Walt pretty much sums up what every streamer really is with that statement

[@coolsceegaming6178]

I mean, kind of? Providing entertainment and getting money isn't begging exactly

[@bernoulliseqn9885]

Depends on what entertainment means to different people

[@the_endgame]

If Walt gets busted so does Jessie. She has no leverage.

[@tomhe286]

But she would not get busted.

[@YTonYahoo]

@@tomhe286 She still wouldn't get the money because the police would seize it.

[@thenoobprincev2529]

She could have outed him to Skylar/his family though.

[@djamelhamdia134]

@@thenoobprincev2529 I always hated Jane charachter.

[@GojiraFan25]

I think that was to imply she’s an idiotic drug addict that’s no better than Jesse. She tried to play it smart but turning Walt in would’ve resulted in her boyfriend and money both disappearing instantly and her dad obviously associating her with them. Jane was fucked from the moment she met Jesse

[@janvincentsacramento6060]

Scene looks like cutscene before you start a GTA mission

[@davidcase8635]

Just like Tommy Vercetti and his mob lawyer Ken Rosenberg in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.

[@riatorex8722]

That's like 90% of Saul's scenes in BrBa.

[@andrewmartin7697]

It really does but I can’t put my finger on exactly why

[@ilteschio8244]

​@@andrewmartin7697thats why this show was so great, even the most basic dialogue was so captivating, BB dont have Much action conparing to other show but every time i start i have to bingewatch

[@Zeeves]

a very unique observation. You must be one of them creative types

[@BtrDaze]

This is the moment when she sealed her fate

[@jerrodlo4449]

4:18 I love when Walt gets angry and serious. His face and voice cracks me up.

[@j2398]

Its crazy how all walter needed to do was throw away his ego. He just needed to be the man

[@TheQuenchiestCake]

If he'd done is job, known his place, we'd all be fine right now. 😭😭😭

[@AvoidedOrc36584]

1:53 The moment Saul became Finger

[@fighterdurden]

Jane's fate was sealed the moment she blackmailed Walt. Even if at that point he's still was a sickly chemistry teacher, you don't treat a guy capable of making half a million selling meth. What does Jane think that would have happened even if she and Jesse went to New Zealand? Gus would have order their deaths because they knew too much about the bussines. But I guess Jane wasn't a smart person at all. In this game, you dont treat to go to the cops: you rat, and then dissappear. And if you have luck, you will live in fear the rest of your days, praying for not to get shot in the back by Badger and Skinny Pete.

[@deathchronicles6960]

Yes the 2 best hitman will haunt them forever even if they flew to every direction😂

[@drewstar76]

Walt’s ego ran this entire show

[@DaFlashGuy7]

This is the moment Tucco Salamanca becomes Auntie Abuelita

[@DaFlashGuy7]

@tubbyconnorapparatus9764 this is the moment Juan Bolsa becomes skinny pete

[@DaFlashGuy7]

@tubbyconnorapparatus9764 lmao

[@DaFlashGuy7]

@tubbyconnorapparatus9764 this is the moment Kim Wexler becomes Slippin Jimmy

[@joedwyer3297]

​@@DaFlashGuy7this was the moment Tuco became Tucco

[@jhgfdsertuiokjhg]

7:00; this moment gets me every time.

[@hectorvaldes3582]

That so stupid. Like she is gonna rat Walt out she has to rat Jesse too. And is more likely people would believe Walt that any of them lol

[@mackenzieskyler5216]

These banters between Saul & Walt never get old 😂

[@garrettstalnaker406]

Lmao Jane telling on Walt would have meant Jessie goes down too

[@SamDavidJr]

Right! Which is why it was clear that she was bluffin! She tells…she REALLY not gonna get that money.

[@LittenMandrake]

Uhh she can just tell Skyler which would ruin Walt's life?? She did not say she was going to the police

[@SamDavidJr]

@@LittenMandrake She was bluffing.

[@SamDavidJr]

@@LittenMandrake Bruh, she was bluffing. I’ve always thought Walt could’ve saved Jane’s life and then served that blackmail RIGHT back to her.

[@mikebaker6418]

Every year ego kills more people than lightning strikes.

[@NatanelErvin]

It’s so nice to see Waltar found a friend he can confide in.

[@jameshumber1602]

I wonder if Hank ever thought back on Gus donating to Walter’s treatment after finding out

[@treyknight94]

2:17 This is the moment Breaking Bad became The Walking Dead. Bravo Vince.

[@jokersmith9096]

4:28 Do you guys think Walt was being honest here and would have given Jesse the money if they both stayed clean? Seems like Jane got triggered when he started talking about them getting clean... How different things could have turned out! Addiction is a powerful thing.

[@TheRandomman1999]

Jane signed her own death sentence with that

[@upcomingexpat]

Walt complaining is equivalent to rich people problems.

[@_klee7469]

Walt's pride is infuriating

[@kainlives7958]

He was pushed to his limit

[@jackstanfield6317]

@@kainlives7958he had multiple exit opportunities

[@TomOwen-w1j]

Good explanation in the story though. Never got the credit or money he deserved for his chemistry research, rarely treated with respect by his family and peers. Anyone with an ounce of pride would react

[@kainlives7958]

@@TomOwen-w1j on top of that he’s got cancer, lost his father when he was just six-years-old, never sees his mother most of the time and is having a daughter which wasn’t aspected at first. The first, and only time he cooked….. that’s when he did it for his family

[@Steflora]

@@kainlives7958 If you think that anything he did was for his family, then you’re lying to yourself. If you think back to season 1, you’ll remember that he had an old friend that offered to give him all the money he could ever need for his family’s sake, and he refused it because of his own pride. The decision to break the law and put his family at risk was something that even he admits to being entirely for himself in the last season. Why do people like you go out of your way to idolize Walter and his actions? There is no way to justify what he did.

[@scipioafricanus2212]

5:00 Walt did many things wrong but he was right to watch Jane OD

[@kainlives7958]

Exactly, and murdering Jesse’s torturers (Jack and his pathetic crew)

[@theanomaly340]

You ain’t lying bout that one

[@hankchinaski171]

Really? That's kinda some b**** s*** if you ask me

[@Steflora]

Yeah, because letting someone die when you have the power to save them is totally morally correct, right? I will never understand Walter White sympathizers.

[@codyrippeon2476]

Even through all the damage lies and manipulation Walt always cared for jesse

[@shiptj01]

The one time when Mike and Walter were civil to each other.

[@joeacker2023]

"keep your friends close, and your enemies closer"

[@deividz93]

Gus: terrible 🗿

[@sometimesitstays]

Chama

[@SaLaDmAn.]

​@@sometimesitstaysLuta Chama Eh. 🗿

[@cyanrazorCel]

I was hoping that Better Call Saul would explain who that hacker was. I expected it to be that film kid.

[@tumbletunes3101]

He either came from Mike (hence the “i know this guy who knows this guy who knows…”), or he came from the small black notebook that the vet had

[@SaberRexZealot]

He just said he was from Belarus though

[@kentvesser9484]

It was the Russian from the Pine Barrens episode of The Sopranos. He went to Belarus afterwards and learned to code.

[@dingoDogMan]

1:43 What twitch streamers do in a nutshell.

[@Grgica_Grgovski]

Hank " we focus on meth "...Gus " terrible "

[@Horror-Man]

Jane: "You know...Jesse's junkie girlfriend..." Walter: "Oh yes! Yes! Of course!!" 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mrdavman13]

Hank was such a good man. He really believed in what he was doing. And when his donated to Walt’s charity bucket, he was truly grateful and honored.

[@ccda3324]

The scene with him crying on Walt's shoulder after Jane dies absolutely breaks my heart. I feel his pain. Aaron Paul is such an amazing actor

[@allanlemosbr]

That intro 0:00 is India editing at it's finest.

[@pimennys_]

Lol typical indian😂😂

[@TeamShawnX]

Holy Snap! I just Realize that Jessi got Jane Killed!!! Hear me out but imagine calling Gus asking for money and admitting "You know Everything"

[@iseeitall5713]

Maybe it’s just me but I don’t remember Jane getting killed at all

[@cjschaff317]

Are we talking the "Gus spliced Jane's drugs so Gus could keep Walt for the long game" kind of circumstance? Stretch, but not what I feel.

[@TeamShawnX]

@@iseeitall5713 Jane Overdosed! Her and Jessie was high , Walt saw them and had a chance to save her when she rolled over on her back

[@iseeitall5713]

@@TeamShawnX oh I know what happened… and you obviously do as well and my question remains. Walt maybe could’ve saved her but she wasn’t killed

[@TeamShawnX]

@@iseeitall5713 you're right, but if he didn't see her as a problem, or knew how bad Jessie loved her, he could've saved her. He didn't physically do it himself , but watching someone choke to death without helping is really bad also. Walt also confessed to Jessie later on that "he killed her"

[@rajagopal5532]

It's really hard to understand Walt sticking out for Jessie when he really didn't need him in the earlier episodes, it really led to his downfall and surprisingly continuation of the series.

[@John-zl5jz]

The second she changed her turn and said it is blackmail. I’d of and said I’ll be round tonight and sent some people to get rid of them both

[@virginiatrailcameravideos]

Man my left ear really enjoyed this.

[@codefinity]

That Gus fellow - the 🐔 restauranteour - he seems 👍 a 😊 guy. 😊

[@johhnybravo8611]

This whole scene sums up walts downfall literally had sooo many easy options but needed to be the hero he never was

[@jaytc3218]

IT's almost as is Gus put the money into the jar as if he was thinking, "No, no. Thank YOU, Agent Shrader. The information I just learned (namely, that you're related to the guy who makes my meth) is worth what I put into the jar."

[@AbdulGabagool83]

Huh Gus would have already known about Walt’s cancer in the Hank scene if Mike knew telling Saul

[@jxsh03]

Im sure he did already know if Mike had already told him. Gus obviously has to act as if he has absolutely no information about him since he just saw the collection jar in passing and the real revelation was Hank being his brother in law. Its not like he could look at the picture and say to Hank "Ah yes this is the guy supplied me with meth for my operation. He has cancer right?" Of course they hadnt really thought of any of that when they filmed the scene but recontextualised it still works perfectly fine.

[@MattPrucher]

I always loved how Gus hid in plan sight.

[@geraltofrivia9167]

"I know a guy who knows a guy" What a man with a plethora of connections.

[@sebassbadfish9006]

“Zombies walter…. Nazi zombies”

[@Sundriedpotato]

I love that Walter feels he can confide in saul when he has no one else. Having such strong bonds is what every man wishes for in life. That’s why they’re best friends.

[@certifiedpineappletree6708]

Wow, it’s nice to see the chicken shop owner donate to a man dying of cancer. I’m sure something very fortuitous happens to him because of his generosity

[@OhThatGuyEw]

9:28 Gus was about to tweak the fuck out lmao

[@nymack66]

This is what happens to many of us with success-it requires planning just like anything else. Both failure and success are essential factors to account for in any plan. Clearly, Walt had no strategy for either. He simply reacted to the events surrounding his successes and failures.

[@Bleeuuggh]

Walt’s reaction when Saul says zombies is so fucking funny

[@Satvara_2783]

Right ear is deaf now 😢

[@lockheed55]

Saul saying "I'm getting a warm and fuzzy feeling by thinking about it", combined with Walt's facial expression is hilarious.

[@jim-wr3lp]

2:04 wtf did they do to his face

[@martino5742]

Kind of a random collection of clips tbh

[@samdustinchris]

This is the moment Walter White becomes Walterberg

[@HaydxnTV]

I still find it funny the hacker is from Belarus.

[@kentvesser9484]

He had to go somewhere after Chris and Paulie failed to kill him in New Jersey.

[@xbulmiruwu6030]

Upon multiple rewatches, you see how much Walt’s ego really gets in his way.

[@mr.gegenpress7750]

"I know a guy who knows a guy" will never not be funny 😂

[@Histamanic]

Walter Hartwell’s Confession*

[@bluecomet1109]

as smart as walt was with chemistry, I always imagined how good of a hacker he would have been if he studied computer science

[@everydaycompress4259]

if a lawyer had a giant statue of liberty balloon for a sign .. IM GOING THERE !

[@Alknix]

5:30 Yeah, no. There's no way in hell Walter wouldn't have found Jesse already overdosed.

[@TheOneAndOnly7777-i5c]

Saul Goodman was one of the best Legal Eagles of 21st Century

[@bbbabrock]

Is there anything at all that connects these five random scenes other than they were all pulled from season 2 ?

[@goated2673]

waltuh

[@DaFlashGuy7]

Gas Frang

[@movieclips713]

Put ur d away waltur

[@_SoCalDude_]

Put your ego away, Waltuh

[@tobysmith5661]

He called him a cancer saint

[@ElectronicsForFun]

They're relationship really is all over the place. Partners, friends, enemies, father and son. All over.

[@dbodooley]

If Jane “burnt him to the ground” she would never get any of Jesse’s money. Not a penny.

[@dr.lasagne3384]

Heroin junkie, logic isn't among their most famous traits

[@HerecomestheCalavera]

I love that the most replayed part is Walt-uh

[@Samsung-zg9ql]

I am a drug dealer but anonymous donation is where I draw the line😅😅

[@kentvesser9484]

The irony that his cancer would allow him to launder massive amounts of money and maybe even pull in people legit donating to him as all those zombie transactions would likely push him up in various algorithms and get more traffic headed to his site. It would make the fake donations even harder to trace. Though some of the excess would likely have to be given to a charity, but I bet Saul could have come up with a creative way to create one that pays a salary to Walter as its director. Could have massaged Walter's ego by using some of his money to build the Walter White Cancer Center or Walter White Oncology Fellowship.

[@bilalashraf1611]

3:55 is so chilling because Jane signed her own death wish. You can see Walt subconsciously realizing he’s fucked and she has to go.

[@yeetmeat6009]

Honestly I feel bad and miss Jane after not seeing breaking bad for more than a year, then whenever I get this refresher I remember how valid Walt was ngl.

[@duganrocks100]

Yeah theres no deep seating issued there😂 Saul keeps it real

[@glabulllaba4673]

shane LOVES the intro. good work Freddrick Harris! I'm happy you keep making these videos from your small manhatten apartment on 117 coliseum st.

[@jadekevinbestami4003]

😮

[@FieldsOfUppland]

Walter really fucked everything up. He could have taken Gus's offer and made 12million dollars, pretty much riskfree. But noooo...he had to be the big man.

[@kovulion7777]

Saul was the Soul of the operation

[@carig121]

And that's how Saul invented "Crypto" currency with Walt mining meth.

[@brendanmccallion2350]

1:22 I love this moment.

[@jaimhaas5170]

None smoother than Gus fring.