Nuaarrr This Is Just SICK | Breaking Bad 5x15 Reaction

[@SpartanandPudgey]

Jesse's treatment is disgusting...damn dark times for Jesse and Walt...how it has all come crashing down.. Want to watch 3-4 weeks EARLY and access the UNCUT reaction? Join us on Patreon! www.patreon.com/spartanandpudgey

[@akusworld5117]

it comes with the job...

[@L0stwitn0nam3]

Spartan, Walter isn't a villain. He's the protagonist. He's no more a villain than Jesse or Hank. He's the "anti-hero" of a traditional hero direction. Think Sasuke, Geto, Vegeta, Uryu, Dexter, or the punisher. These guys aren't heroes nor are they the villains. They good and bad ultimately fighting against the real big bad. Dexter was a serial killer of murderers. He's what Light wanted to be but Light was more corrupt than Dexter. In death note, light is the protagonist but he's a villain archetype. The Punisher is a vigilante like Batman. Unlike Batman, he kills people serving his own sense of justice beyond the courts. His nickname is "judge, jury and executioner." He wasn't a villain but an anti-hero. Sasuke, despite his decline, didn't kill innocent people. If anything, he purposely avoiding killing people they Orichimaru wanted him to kill and made sure his team didn't kill unnecessarily. Even when trying to destroy Konoha, he didn't kill any innocent. He's an anti-hero. Walter White, didn't kill anyone innocent. He killed Emilio and crazy 8, he killed Gus and Gus men. He killed Mike, a professional hitman. Unlike Jesse, who killed Gill. Even though Jane died choking on her vomit, he didn't kill her, her drug use did. Neither of them technically are Villains even for hurting "innocent" people. They're anti-heroes. So the real question of this series is, who's the real villain?

[@dryferr5557]

Jesse has gotten how many innocents killed?

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

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[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

​@@L0stwitn0nam3 False.

[@red_reaper]

The ending of this episode is the only time they've used the full theme song, and it gives me chills every time!

[@josephsarto689]

“I woke up, I found her. That’s all I know” Brock

[@ravindu2133]

Mike's line..

[@CosmicAeon]

the sequel we all need: Broken Brock going on a revenge warpath and taking down the meth industry

[@carsonwentz8301]

LMAO

[@strangebotwin-]

😂😂

[@winstonmarlowe5254]

brutal

[@z_xchhh]

Aaron Paul’s acting when Andrea is killed is some of the best I’ve ever seen.

[@BU7TER]

Heartbreaking performance

[@Kaldurahm1]

It's the sooooooound! Like...a real wail. Really gives the feeling of anguish. Sticks with you.

[@ZachWilsonsMomsFriend]

He’s so good. I can’t believe the original plan was to kill him off. The show wouldn’t be the same

[@comeatmebro8120]

Thats because they had Todd’s actor, Jesse Plemons, actually shoot Andrea’s actress in the head so that Aaron Paul could give the most genuine reaction possible

[@ANGBANDriseU]

Good acting, but I don't think the person who made this comment has watched many performances.

[@Dash277]

Honestly in watching this again, Andrea's death was the worst. As horrible as Hank's was. Hank was a DEA agent, dangerous occupation. Andrea was just caught up in this.

[@AJ-nw5su]

Yeah, she didn't even know all the shit Jesse was caught up in

[@pavvyyyd8476]

She was involved and try to order the death of tens of people.. she’s no victim that’s for sure

[@johanjacobsson6133]

Nobody forced her to hang out with a junkie. She had it coming.

[@AJ-nw5su]

@@johanjacobsson6133 L take

[@DrewDragoon]

Drew Sharp's death is the actual worst. Reason why his is worse than Andrea is because his body was never found, his parents never know what happens to him. At least Brock will know his mother is dead and presumably have her body. It's never really shown whether they disposed of the body or left it, I have to assume they just left it

[@Chess8548]

Todd is a sociopath. Like most sociopaths, he has learned how to fake it, but underneath he is a cold fish.

[@thatswhatithought6519]

Todd is a great guy

[@briankirchhoefer]

Not a complete sociopath. He almost cried after seeing Walt watch Hanks fate. He admires Walt. He is just a polar opposite of Jesse on the emotional scale.

[@gandhialwaysleavesanonion679]

Idk what yall are talking about he's literally the definition of a PSYCHOpath, he feels literally 0 remorse or feelings whatsoever as evident by the obvious kid shooting-tarantula trophy, even more so in El Camino, and his smile during the footage recap this episode - also the lack of concern or emotion from the death of his uncle and uncles crew behind him, his response is a blank "Mr. White" before hes choked. And no he did not almost cry seeing Walt watch Hank whatsoever, all he said was "sorry" and looked the slightest bit confused IMO aha. Im assuming uncle jack was a pretty profound influence on him so his psychopathy makes sense really.

[@Arte822]

​​​​​​​@@gandhialwaysleavesanonion679Sociopath and Psychopath are almost interchangeable sometimes. Sociopath is just a short term for Antisocial Personality Disorder, and the lack of remorse or emotion is a more of a sociopathic trait though both can have that trait. Todd had features of both but he was more of a psychopath because sociopaths usually struggle in life maintaining jobs, relationships and they tend to act out more, can be emotionally unstable and usually can't be relied on. Psychopaths are better at blending in because they can almost seem normal, can build normal relations, usually can keep a stable job, be relied on ,etc and usually have no problem handling things when they need to be handled, even if it means doing something bad. Todd was obviously trusted by his uncle and those around him, so he didn't have an issue with relationships or his family, which sociopaths usually do. Todd also had a crush on Lydia, and sociopaths don't tend to have any of those types of emotions

[@gandhialwaysleavesanonion679]

@@Arte822 Oh wow i didnt know all of that, so I was right but kinda for the wrong reasons? haha

[@Mic-Mak]

26:22 She's not an idiot. Even if she didn't open the door, they would have just broken in and killed her. She definitely didn't deserve this.

[@TheRepublican777]

True she could have really thought it was just one of Jesse's friends cuz she doesn't know who all his friends are but the late hour and the fact that Jesse stayed in the car I wish she would have seen that as a red flag but they would have just broke in and Brock could have ended up getting killed too if he came down and saw Todd he would have just killed him too and all because Walter showed them where Andrea lives so they could kill Jesse.

[@gvnochi]

victim blaming 🤣

[@comeatmebro8120]

Exactly, they even said themselves how trustworthy and likeable Todd seemed before he shot the kid. Andrea had no idea how bad things were for Jesse so its understandable how Todd would come off as a trustworthy guy to her

[@Jimmyconway77]

Idiot is harsh but she isn’t an idiot for dying she’s an idiot for letting him in just because he knows Jesse

[@jcheat88]

💯 correct and Pudgey calling someone an idiot is also peak irony 🤦‍♂️

[@bradcarver8127]

Pudgey: Come on Andrea, have a little brains Me: But she did have brains, see there’s some right there, and over there, and there

[@SpartanandPudgey]

😱😅🫠

[@treystone9464]

Walt told Jesse he'd end up in a barrel in Mexico, they got in a fight. In his apartment he was on pain medicine, Walter Jr. came by. Walt sobs and says he is sorry. As Walt goes to sleep, he calls Walter Jr. "Jesse". Jesse was a surrogate for his son, or the son he could of had, able bodied, could learn chemistry, could share his true self with. Its sort of sad.

[@jasonrd316]

Todd, like all of these characters, is very well written. His naive feeling politeness coupled with his psychopathic personality couldn't be more disturbing and creepy.

[@mrcool7358]

Spartan : Counseler help me I can't get over Hank's Death Counseler : Neither Can I 😢

[@beautybysaranwrap]

It may me a minor death but Andrea’s death KILLS me every time💔

[@dsadawrware]

no way is it a minor death in my opinion, for me it had immense impact, it's a purely innocent person being murdered to send a message, it was by far the most shocking scene in BB to me, on par with todd shooting the kid who witnessed their crime

[@ciszonek]

this is like Hank's death but for Jesse

[@neil2444]

@@dsadawrware It kind of comes full circle with Todd and precisely why he's dangerous. Jesse wasn't wrong when he wanted nothing to do with him after he shot the kid. They ignored the red flag, and more innocent people died.

[@NPA1001]

It’s the saddest death of the series for me a complete innocent

[@Buttcakes15]

It’s not minor for Jesse 🥺

[@Ujwol603]

The ending of this episode is nothing but a masterpiece

[@stupid1537]

You're almost to 100,000 subscribers early congratulations on that. I really love your reactions to the show and I can't wait for better call Saul.

[@movystarr]

I don't know if spartan will appreciate the slow burn and character development of Saul for the first 4 seasons but I can assure them that by the series finale there will be sad,tragic moments that hit you😢

[@dustingrimmmagic1067]

@@movystarri doubt it will be an issue. Seasons 1&2 of breaking bad were slow burns at times too, and he appreciated those as well! He's in it as long as the personal drama is something he can be invested in!

[@tonygmichael6434]

Spartan won't make it through...that's fine everyone's different!

[@TheRedPeril]

Even now, when you know what Walt is like and what he’s done, you’re still rooting for him to Heisenberg it up one last time. An anti-hero of the highest order!

[@leonrobinson2475]

Only because they introduced truly vile antagonists.. I would root for anyone over psycho Todd and his Nazi Uncle and friends

[@proctologistbarbie]

is he an anti-hero? I think he’s just a really great villain

[@notbubu]

Been a great ride reliving this series with you guys, can't believe we're nearly at the end! Love this episode, always a bit underrated because of what's either side of it but it's really good and the contrast of the snow works so well. One of television's all-time great music drops in that last scene.

[@matsaidso]

Omggg y’all are about to hit 100k congratulations! 🎉❤

[@Estrada72]

Gotta watch El Camino and Better Call Saul.

[@honeybbqwings2664]

I love how Jr was listening and letting him talk until it was only about the money. Then he was like fuck this. Great little thing they did there

[@briennesfatsister4788]

When I try to figure out Todd, I think of Spooge's son. I know they aren't the same person but when I think of what that little boy would turn into. The little boy suffered such unreal neglect. He probably saw horrible things during his formative years and had zero guidance. That little boy saw death and shootings on the regular. Even if he was put into foster care, that can be just as bad, they might have even given him to a family member "like an uncle." To me, Todd is what happens to kids who are severely neglected and raised by horrible people. He has no problems killing kids, women, or anyone because he was raised to think it's something you have to do.

[@submandave1125]

In a series filled with tragic characters, Spooge's son is one of the most realistic and completely shown with so little screen time.

[@Ason19]

Pudgey's tan going crazy.

[@raid_or_die8962]

She said "hit me with the spray master 10000 and then do it again"

[@JohnSmith-gh3kp]

@@raid_or_die8962its called being southern European, no spray tan needed

[@brijrajmanishtiwari4757]

This is first and only time they play the breaking bad theme song inside an actual episode!!! And its just perfect

[@rhythmfist]

absolutely love that we never hear the full breaking bad theme until the penultimate episode and it's only used a single time. i get chills every time that theme kicks in

[@blue-phoenix115]

26:22 Can't believe Pudgey blamed Andrea for her own death. Like they weren't gonna kill her if she didn't go outside. Her fate was decided the moment Jesse tried to escape and more importantly, refused to cook.

[@submandave1125]

She didn't blame Andrea for her death. I get so tired of the BS narrative that any criticism of a victim's decisions that helped place them in a bad position is "victim blaming." The only person responsible for Andrea's death was Todd, but that doesn't negate the fact that she had the opportunity to make different choices that may have kept her from being killed.

[@clarkmichaels822]

@@submandave1125"I'm not victim blaming but..." is victim blaming mate. And she was dead because she was to serve as a punishment for Jesse. If she hadn't come out they would have broken in and shot her, or set the house on fire, or whatever they needed to do to kill her. Killing her was the point. Even if she had gotten away, they would've killed Brock. Or they would've looked for her, found her, then killed her.

[@angeloalvarez5520]

​@@submandave1125Andrea's fate was sealed. If she hadn't opened opened the door, Todd would've forced his way in and shot her anyway

[@belachaney]

Andrea was an idiot, had the survival instincts of a gnat​@@clarkmichaels822

[@dariusz_darson_8968]

1) ofc he didn't contact Skyler. It's obvious Police had her place wiretapped in case Walt tried to contact her. That's why he called Walter Jr and he called the school while Walt Jr had classes 2) regarding Gretchen and Elliot and what they said during the interview. Come on, they had to say this. Damage control sort of, cause the public found out Walt was associated with Gray Matter

[@angeloalvarez5520]

Well said

[@aBoyHasNoName87]

I don't think Walt would even know how to contact Skyler at this point, because they had to leave their family home and move to some apartment (which he is able to find out later after returning to Albuquerque). I'm pretty sure her cellphone would have been seized by the police too. He is only able to reach Walter jr, because of course he still knows the number of his old school.

[@dimitrioskantakouzinos8590]

Spartan: My god, Todd is a PSYCHO. Spartan 5 minutes later: And Todd isn't even there to talk reason into them. I love these two.

[@endorphinzz]

I love how you spelled out "Nuaarrr" instead of "No" in the video title lol 👍

[@aubryellaotero1064]

“Todd’s becoming a menace” BECOMING?? 😭😭

[@mathmexican4234]

Also, if you'll notice in the interview, Walt hears that his signature product is still out there, even in Europe. So this tells him they have Jesse cooking his product AND Lydia is still involved. Nothing like a hit to Walts ego to get his ass into action lol

[@maxthekilo2421]

24:52 NAUUUUR

[@BezoRazo]

"Translate to English" 😆

[@derdabu1682]

I felt that Nuaarr in the title 😂

[@fjsioewiox]

gen z humor is cringe

[@acrosstheboardcinema]

What a journey! Coming to an end-and I’m sure you’ve been told endlessly-but a little reminder that you have 6 seasons of hanging out with Saul Goodman that will help fill your soul again. An equally excellent show.

[@kp-wp8tx]

Todd is the most interesting character. Politeness goes a long way.

[@TampaCEO]

11:58 - "Todd saved him... in a weird way." Actually, Todd saved both Walt and Jesse. It was Todd who talked Jack into leaving a barrel for Walter ("Waltuh"). Also, Todd who stopped Jack from shooting Jesse and convinced him they should interrogate him first. Now he he just saved Jesse a second time. That's the brilliance of this show. A psychopath like Todd can end up saving the 2 main characters.

[@jackinabox926]

That’s the interesting duality of a psychopath in real life as well. They can commit “heroic” actions unintentionally if it benefits their own self interest. If it was under different circumstances, it would seem an otherwise innocent action of a good person, but knowing what we know about Todd, it isn’t. That’s what makes him such a convincing portrayal of a psychopath.

[@bajorekjon]

Todd didn't save Jesse for some altruistic reason, he did it because he knew if Jesse was making the blue meth, it would improve his relationship with Lydia. And he likes Walter because he taught him how to cook, and he didn't fire him after he killed Drew

[@TampaCEO]

@@bajorekjon I believe we all understand that. I was just pointing out the irony.

[@nyztan0]

So close 100k subs, well deserved ❤‍🔥

[@onlyu2high]

"oh naaaaauuurr 😭😭😭😭" - Pudgey

[@bradythurman7640]

I always interpreted that Walter called the police because he coudn’t possibly get the money to his family after what Flynn said, rendering all he had done to be worthless. Always love the end of this episode though, you guys are in for an absolute RIDE next ep!!!

[@notasianjim7227]

The week between this episode and the final episode was one of the hardest weeks of my life. 😂

[@taneshah.1260]

The theme song coming in at the end gets me every time. Cant believe we're almost done!

[@Trance_OCE]

The ending wraps up beautifully

[@mihirdalwadi6336]

The ending of this episode is my most favorite scene in the entire show. Walter has lost everything and almost surrendered. Then he saw his lost potential in gray matter and listens that his only contribution is name of the company. He snaps. His facial expression changes. And theme song plays (the ONLY time in the entire series) and he's ready to do or die for one last time. Awesome!

[@ichl46]

I love the use they gave here to the theme song. We have been hearing that song over and over again just at the start of every episode. And here, when it loks like everything is going to end, with Walter defeated and about to be captured, Elliot and Gretchen reignite his ego and Heisenberg takes control once more. And the song is reminding us that "Hey, this isn't the end. There's still one more episode left". Masterpiece.

[@ManBehindTheBeard]

First video I was anxiously waiting for your guys to upload! The end of episode 14 had me on my toes. haha

[@olegshevchenko5869]

As much as admirable his desire to pass the money to the kids is, I see it mostly as a selfish desire to have a legacy.

[@darastarscream]

Bingo. Walter *cannot* go out feeling like a loser.

[@sawabozovic]

Absolutely, but he also does love his family, that's undeniable. It's both.

[@olegshevchenko5869]

@@itsndotdiggz not in this episode, is it? Here he goes into shambles exactly because his family doesn't want his money. Even his family doesn't want him as hero, so he decides to give himself up. If it truly was for the family, he'd listen to Saul and stay behind

[@miekgg]

@@olegshevchenko5869lmao come on, walt’s one redeemable quality throughout the series is his kids - he genuinely does them to have the money lol, you’re thinking too much into the wiring

[@TheJerbol]

Yes but also like he said at this point he's realizing it could all be for nothing, so he's just trying to scavenge any positive he can at this point

[@godlymajins]

I went to high school with Andrea’s actress. That scene hit me deep!

[@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847]

Yeah, ok 🙄

[@xaemosxone]

Make sure you watch the after movie called "El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie"

[@kennandunn7533]

Someone didn't watch the intro talk. they literally said they were going to in this video.

[@xaemosxone]

@@kennandunn7533You are right, I did not watch the intro. Have a good day.

[@TomTomson81]

In any case, the two are very big at victim blaming. It's a stretch to call Andrea an idiot. Andrea, who is a normal person and doesn't have to think in the slightest that suddenly a psycho is at the door, is an idiot in their eyes. Of all things, this comes from the two who are unable to think 2 steps further, although they must be aware of the consequences of Jessie's escape. After all, they didn't give Jessie a picture of Andrea and Brock for fun. The two cheer on Jessie to run away and don't think about the consequences. It makes me wonder who the idiot here. And then they feel sorry for Walter because he is so lonely in his hut and because his son tells him how it is. Wtf

[@shadden_x]

Dude chill its just a series and theyre explaining how they felt at the moment watching for the first time. Aggressive fans like you are weirdos and insulting for no reason

[@TomTomson81]

@@shadden_x The excuse of the lazy and stupid. It's just a series. Series are written by people in order to trigger something in people and bring it to light. In the case of the two, either an extremely questionable moral attitude or stupidity or both. Yes, it's a made-up series, but it uses certain attitudes to real life as a basis. That's the point. Otherwise, these series would not be successful because the characters and plots would not be comprehensible.

[@shadden_x]

@@TomTomson81If you think its a "questionable moral attitude" to find stupid opening the door in the middle of the night to a complete stranger in a drug town just because they said "JESSE" , then I dont know what to tell you. I can see why she did it but i can also agree its an incredibly STUPID and even UNREALISTIC action to take. You're wrong and YOU should stop judging people like youre accusing them of doing.

[@TomTomson81]

@@shadden_x It's probably fun to like your own comments. That's pathetic.

[@Mark-xx3gh]

I said the same thing at the end of this episode and the last: how is it going to be wrapped up? There’s so much left. The last episode is phenomenal.

[@TheOfficialFivervex]

wow you guys are at the doorstep to 100,000 Subs !!! Congrats !!!

[@snake0911]

Walt is the best character. He beat the odds against so many times creatively that you have to respect. That and he’s the driving force of the show. Without him, there’s no show.

[@joeydrummer7929]

You guys missed that a realization he also came to seeing Gretchen and Elliott on TV was that blue meth is still out there. Charlie Rose was saying “there’s reports of blue meth still out there” . That also motivated him since it made him realize someone was still making it .

[@MFBloosh]

There's a lot of characters on this show who are out of their minds, but Todd's actor does it the best. He's really does play a perfect psychopath. Like a serial killer. You could have a perfectly normal conversation with him and not even realize that anything is wrong, but you can still see it in his eyes.

[@iPatrickDesign]

I love in this episode that NO ONE knows Walt's real thoughts at the end until watching the last episode, and that's not because people don't get it, but because of the genius way of writing of the show. Absolutely phenomenal.

[@driezzy]

Damn, imagine calling Andrea an idiot for opening the door.

[@mhernandez1345]

Tbf, it's incredibly dangerous to open the door to strangers. There's absolutely no reason to ever to it. Personally I blame Jesse/Walt for her death but it is dumb to answer the door in the middle of the night for someone you've never seen before.

[@viziontrex]

@@mhernandez1345 ok you can live like a paranoid freak but in 99.9% of cases opening the door to a stranger does not result in a bullet to the head

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

At night to a man, genius move.

[@DeterminedFC]

damn imagine not understanding the context of words and how it can change their meaning

[@j.prt.979]

They would’ve just broken in anyway

[@BUSeixas11]

Fun fact: the coffeeshop where Todd meets Lydia is a real place in Albuquerque. I had coffee there once.

[@vincentrascon5944]

Jesse ratted out Walt and if he had just left and kept his mouth shut Hank would still be alive. Of course Walt blames Jesse. How are u guys missing this?

[@Fangtorn]

Why is "ratting out" Walt worse than Walter poisoning a child and constantly gaslighting and manipulating Jesse? Jesse blames Walt, Walt blames Jesse, but many characters could've made many different decisions that would have left Hank alive, including Hank himself. It's asinine to blame Jesse as if he has sole responsibility.

[@bajorekjon]

Actually, if Walter never called the hitmen to kill Jesse (before he knew he was working with DEA), Hank would be alive

[@epicfan1598]

and Hank would still be alive if Walt didn't call a gang of armed nazi's to come kill jesse

[@mrs3188]

33:50 WOOOOOAAAHHHHUUUUUUOOOOOWWWWW

[@KdVSerpentinit]

I'm so looking forwad to your reaction to El Camino and Better Call Saul!

[@wendydarling5790]

Did you ever see Friday Night Lights? Jesse Plemons (Todd) was so good and sweet in that show. Todd was a shock, and a revelation of his acting talent.

[@space_1073]

The title 😂

[@nuncapasaran9374]

I forgot there was another episode between Ozymandias and the finale. I guess Vince just wanted to make you feel bad a little bit longer lol...

[@TheRepublican777]

Well Elliot and Gretchen have to say that he didn't have much to do with anything because they are trying to protect the company his name will bring them down

[@InfoRanker]

The final episode you're about to witness one of the best episodes of TV in history.

[@RENNESSY_07]

You guys should watch the Breaking Bad Felina music montage, it really ties the whole series together

[@chasingbirds3073]

Let's not victim blame here. They were going to kill her whether she opened the door or not.

[@SentimentalGentleman]

I have an exam on Thursday, but I can’t wait to be done with it so I can watch your guys’ reaction to the finale. It’s been an honor 🫡

[@74gould]

I know you guys have already watched it by now, but I’m so pumped to see your reaction to the finale. One of my favorite hours of TV *ever*!🤘🏻😄😭

[@dsscam]

9:48 Most people forget the fast-forward to the beginning of Season 4, Episode 5, when "Saul" set up his pickup with Ed the Disappearer. It also fast-forwards to something further down the line. That's the brilliance of this universe.

[@joeh1239]

You’re thinking of Better Call Saul. They didn’t forget because they haven’t seen it

[@deransadventures]

@@joeh1239 This.

[@TheRepublican777]

Everytime Jesse has a good plan something bad ends up happening someone else ends up getting hurt

[@tidepride86]

Lol every time we get to the Andrea death and Jesse's reaction we hit the "I dont wanna watch this shit no more" part of the show

[@indigoghost7399]

Aaron Paul won THREE Emmys for best supporting character for this show, and his acting in this episode is a great highlight of why

[@TheRepublican777]

It probably keeps his head warmer letting his hair grow out and it hasn't started falling back out from the chemo yet

[@petemcfeet28]

This episode is chock-full of NUAARRR!

[@mariuszpudzianowski8400]

Learning how to stick a needle in vein is very easy and you can definitely learn that from yt videos

[@Ford-wt8rn]

Hats off to Spartan with Mass Effect 2, 3rd game got shit back in the day but it's the best, hands down

[@soundofnellody262]

I agree. ME1 has the best lore and world-building, ME2 has the best crew/personal stories and ME3 has the most emotions

[@DarrenBenfer]

"This ending is disgusting" The slow turn to show the true nature of all these horrible people you've been rooting for makes you feel sick inside. Almost all of them have done horrible things. Almost none of them deserve what happens to them. But 100% life is cruel, greed corrupts and fate ultimately hits hard for everyone. This show was beautiful.

[@EntrEsprit]

Walter's half full glass signify how he still has some things left to do

[@guywhoistooparanoidtousere3758]

Man, I never realized what a great ending this episode is. He seems such a defeated shell of himself, he really has you fooled... He's given up, that phone call with is son crushed him. Cancer and shame have destroyed that which Krazy-8, Tuco, Gus and all those others couldn't do. But then, he gets that look in his eyes. You've seen it before; the look he gets when he's about to turn an impossible situation around with some idea nobody saw coming. And the theme song starts playing, that beautiful, threatening gangster cowboy motif. And you know; Heisenberg has one more trick up his sleeve.

[@GNMbg]

34:18 the napkin is shaped like a swan, because Walter has not sang his swan song yet at this point

[@zeke6793]

25:12 I'd literally never heard that before

[@PowderedToastMan420]

This ENDING is so SATISFYING! ✌️

[@The_Wild_Healer]

That's not the theme mixed with anything it's just the first time they play more of the song :D

[@TheRepublican777]

Jesse alway had good balance remember him standing on the ladder in the fly episode? Only this time he looks stronger, thicker, he is not that skinny kid anymore

[@Mic-Mak]

14:45 This speech rings different after you've watched _Better Call Saul._ Just goes to show how despite his horrible flaws, Saul is different man than Walt. For those who know, *DON'T SPOIL IT FOR S&P.* I'm still hoping they will react to it.

[@user-td4do3op2d]

NO SPOILERS. Mods - please delete this

[@Mic-Mak]

@@user-td4do3op2d Have you watched BCS? I didn't spoil anything. But if you want me to delete or edit my comment, just say so.

[@bajorekjon]

They kinda both went the same route. Called the vacuum guy, left, then when they got bored went on a crime spree. Only difference is one ended up dead, other ended up in jail

[@LM-Whit-99]

What do you mean Jesse wanted out he had a chance to start his life over with a bag of money but blew it.

[@jramostt86]

I hope we dont have to wait long before you get to El Camino the follow up movie to the show. Thank you for this journey

[@manojkumarvc3589]

Todd is a professional criminal. No heart, no ego, no false pride. The only goal is money and he will do whatever it takes to reach that goal. Nothing less, nothing more; Literally the polar opposite of Walter White.

[@karabomasibi2331]

There's many epic moments in this show but the end of this episode is my favorite. Everything went bad, his family hates him, his wife is facing the music alone, he might die one of these days, Jesse is captured, probably dead, his son fucking despises him. It truly is over..... but that last interview with Gretchen and Elliot put that battery in his back, and just like that whiskey Glass, Walter's business is not over. Heisenberg rides for the last time!!!!

[@RosaTorres-qp8bl]

The real question is, breaking vad vs game of thrones, which show did you enjoy more?

[@sinlepen7724]

Are you guys going to watch the the movie sequel “El Camino” ?

[@Aniboiii5600]

No, they are not planning on it

[@jacobkiryliuk]

I love the title hahahahaha

[@Meee-ye7sr]

Thanks for avoiding all clips, pics, etc from El Camino. And if I may (re: Batter Call Saul), obviously you know who it's about BUT please try to enjoy the show for what it is and NOT for you think you know about him from Breaking Bad :-)

[@Pixelologist]

There are a LOT of fans out there who who are just solidly in Walt's corner and will rationalize almost everything he does because "it's all for the family." There's also a sizable chunk of the fandom who absolutely detest Skylar even though her motivations are every bit as complicated yet understandable - she's first and foremost a victim of Walt's "generosity", coping in the only way she can with....everything.

[@Tbone.357]

I was wondering about the title of this reaction but then I watched it and I realized.... Naurrrr...naurrrr...naurrr...naurrrrrrrrr...🫣🫣🫣🤪

[@mike90317]

Nuaarrr indeed.

[@WPA33SC]

Really it's all about tying up the loose ends to end the series. Gus from last season. Now Mike, Gomez, Hank, and Andrea. With more to come. I suppose they did it so people wouldn't keep calling for another season or have lots of questions.

[@KeenAesthetic1]

Angela and Jesse weren't together so she wouldn't have imagined that she was leverage against him. And months later some random stranger knows she knows Jesse +Todd who even apologised as killing her

[@TampaCEO]

Definitely check out "El Camino" as it finishes the story about Jesse. Then it's off to "Better Call Saul". I know you are going to love that show.

[@ferminchiloteguy9784]

are you planning on reacting to better call saul?

[@movystarr]

Remember what RAMSAY said about happy endings 😂

[@PLF...]

Cant wait till youve finished this series so I can start watching these episodes