THE END. Breaking Bad REACTION "Felina" 5x16 Breakdown + Review Kailyn + Eric React to Walter White

[@j.j.negrontv1111]

“Why did you waste so many hours re-watching Breaking Bad?” I liked it. I was good at it. I was alive.

[@maiqo]

This comment is 99.1% pure

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

This comment should be pinned. I like your style 👍🏾

[@jg2977]

I rewatched Breaking Bad for the family.

[@force9446]

@@maiqobut did it keep the blue?

[@maiqo]

@@force9446 blue, yellow, pink. Whatever, man. Keep bringing me that

[@LadyMoonboy]

Congrats! You’ve unlocked Jesse Pinkman and Saul Goodman as playable characters.

[@akyeera]

Jimmy*

[@ethernalclassic3076]

​​@@akyeeraGene*

[@Bothorth]

And Ed Blumquist!

[@TheCoastalRipper]

*watchable

[@superbot6821]

​@@ethernalclassic3076kevin costner*

[@Steelburgh]

This was an EVENT 11 years ago. They played it at a local dine-in theater and a bunch of my friends and I went. The entire theater was going crazy with anticipation and hung on every word of the episode. At the end, there was a standing ovation It was electric and an experience I'll never forget.

[@Steelburgh]

Also BoJack. Aaron Paul. Poll. Just one final plug. ;)

[@coletroutman1060]

You know I think breaking bad is a show that really does become more appreciated as time goes by. So many people didn’t watch when it first aired. I was the only of my friends or family to watch it, and even then, I only saw the last half of season 5 as it aired

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

that sounds so memorable! amazing 👏

[@dir-gk]

That sounds incredible.

[@derps0n839]

They had to tell people not to call 911 if their cable is out because apparently someone did while this was airing.

[@Tone_Loc303]

I love how Walt shot Jack in the face mid sentence the same way Jack shot Hank in the face mid sentence.

[@justCHRlS]

And Jack tried to weasel his way out. At least Hank accepted his circumstance.

[@atharvpaliwal]

@@justCHRlS jack died begging hank died without begging

[@TheIndifferentGamer]

The final conversation between Walt and Skyler might be my favourite scene in Breaking Bad. Walt's lies are always so elaborate, and when he finally tells the truth, is so simple. He liked it, He was good at it. It made him feel alive. Anyway, I'm excited for Better Call Saul.

[@coletroutman1060]

lol I can’t watch that without a tear tbh

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

😢 wild ending

[@BobTheSkull]

not completely telling the truth lol. even at the end he lies a bit. "i dont have any money left, i spent it all getting here." one last little white lie to make sure they dont suspect the money from Gretchen and Elliot. and to top it off its simple and actually believable.

[@theshadow7201]

@@BobTheSkull well, in a certain way it was no lie. It was the truth. The money wasn´t his anymore. He got nothing left.

[@isaiahromero9861]

​@@theshadow7201yea but he says he doesn't have any money to give her, which he knows isn't true lol

[@introvertedillusion9769]

I love when it turned out to all be just a dream and Walt wakes up and goes to work as a teacher and tells jesse “I had a dream we were breaking bad” bravo Vince fr tho can’t wait for better call Saul

[@winchesterbear]

🤣

[@futurereflections4097]

I would have punched a hole through my tv

[@BIGMONEYPLAYER1]

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[@dir-gk]

Lost it in the credits when I heard Walt’s Cover featuring Biggie and they both started trading verses goin “It was all a Dream” and smoking meth together.

[@soundofnellody262]

I love the alternative ending Bryan Cranston did .. it was so funny.

[@Broccoli_32]

44:57 Walt saving Jessie was the apology, that and the little acknowledgement they had when they looked at each other at the end.

[@futurereflections4097]

Yeah, clear when he pops Jack before learning where the money is. He was there to do right by Jesse and avenge Hank, not for the money

[@jadenmoyers837]

@@futurereflections4097Walter went to the compound with the intent to kill Jesse, but when he saw he they were using him like a slave he decided to spare him

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

@@jadenmoyers837 Yeah, because he thought he was working for them by his own will

[@steves9955]

1. The show starts and ends with sirens heading towards Walt 2. Back in season 2 episode 9, Jesse mentioned about building a robot to save them, and he did. 3. When Walt’s about the collapse, you can see the reflection and he looks bald and looks like old Heisenberg 4. Also before he collapses, his bloody hand left a blood stain in the shape of a W. In the end, he took care of all loose ends, got money going to his family, freed Jesse and he died surrounded by what he loved to do and what made him alive. Cancer never killed him, police never caught him, he went out on his own terms. BB is the best!!!

[@skywillfindyou]

lol he look in reflection if you really really try to see it that, hair are seen there

[@orangewarm1]

Walt never built a robot. You're seeing patterns where there are none.

[@steves9955]

@@orangewarm1 mechanical machine= robot

[@steves9955]

@@orangewarm1 basic symbolism

[@requiem165]

these are reaches but yh BB is amazing!!!!!!!!!!

[@prettybullet7728]

It was the perfect ending. The money went to his family, he finally told the truth to Skyler,. Jesse is free and Lydia, Jack and his crew are dead. And he died in a meth lab surrounded by his creation...his baby blue.

[@jlilley73]

(poor Lydia's kid tho)

[@BornInsane0]

@@jlilley73 I assume Lydia's kid is set for life? Same as walter jr

[@jlilley73]

@@BornInsane0 Sure, but psychologically?

[@giovannidejoie8618]

@@jlilley73that’s not really walt’s fault lydia chose this life if walt didn’t kill her she would’ve most likely ended up dead anyways

[@bajorekjon]

Did they get the money? Who's to say the Schwartzs called their bluff and get round the clock police protection

[@mimiwiz1]

"Elliott, if we're gonna go that way, you're gonna need a bigger knife" .....Walt sounds exactly like Mike in that moment...eerily so! I love that whole scene so much!

[@JWalters388]

Walt absorbs every trait of the dead people that he responsible for, including Hank, where Walt even choose the same drink.

[@mimiwiz1]

Love that insight, thanks. I still find nuggets of irony when I watch these reactions. Such a masterpiece of storytelling.

[@j.cubillos2871]

Final shot in Crawl space: The death of Walter White. Final shot in Felina: The death of Heisenberg. BB and BCS are absolutely Masterpieces.

[@mediam3957]

You're wrong That last shot was the moment Walt became Heisenberg

[@orangewarm1]

If you say so.

[@errwhattheflip]

@@mediam3957 No

[@steves9955]

@@mediam3957 no

[@milfordgunnie4599]

Walt give Jesse a chance to kill him. That's Walt's way of saying sorry to Jesse. But the ultimate closure was Jesse throwing the gun back to Walt. He said "do it yourself" which was Jesse saying that he's no longer Walt's pawn and is free of him.

[@carinak619]

Saying sorry would be an insult at this point. Their relationship is far too messed up for words to mean anything anymore. Saving his life and setting him free is a much more meaningful thing to do. And even giving him the opportunity for revenge by passing him the gun.

[@isaiahromero9861]

But also, him passing Jesse the gun was really about him wanting to die, which is why when Walt says "you want this" to Jesse, Jesse tells him to say "I want this" instead because Walt is still manipulating him and Jesse just wants him to be honest. It's like a parallel to the desert scene in "confessions", except this time Walt DOES acknowledge what Jesse is saying and tells him "I want this", instead of further manipulating him like in the desert scene. I think that alone also meant something to Jesse that says a lot more than a simple apology.

[@carinak619]

@isaiahromero9861 Yes, I agree. I also saw it as manipulation from Walt's side and Jesse not shooting him as not doing what Walt wants anymore. But I hadn't thought about the "you want this"/"I want this" dialogue as Jesse making Walt drop the manipulation tactics and Walt showing respect to Jesse by acknowledging that. Very interesting insight.

[@carlwheezer1640]

@@carinak619 Personally, I don't think there was any manipulation going on in that scene. Walt genuinely thought Jesse would want revenge, since it's because of him he spent months being forced to cook and being treated like a slave by Nazis, and he didn't have anything else to live for by that point. Dying right there and then with Jesse getting his revenge seemed like the right thing for him. Jesse wanted to kill Walt, which is why he aims the gun at him in the first place, but demands that he says that he wants it since despite it all he still has that bond with him. It's not until Walt says that he wants it that Jesse looks at him further and notices how messed up he is, and that he even took a bullet for him after setting him free, and realises that he can't do it. He really wanted to shoot him, like Walt initially assumed, but he couldn't at that point. Thus, he drops the gun and tells him to do it himself.

[@elbruces]

They stuck the landing. That's honestly rare in TV. Overall, what BB really reminds me of is a classic tragedy, in the Shakespearean or Greek tradition. The protagonist's own hubris is his downfall, and it was buried in him the whole time, it just came out through the events of the plot. By the end here, he's almost like the ghost of Heisenberg, setting right what little he can, and finally admitting what he can't. Remember, there's still El Camino and all of Better Call Saul to watch. We're not done until we (the commenters) say we're done...

[@michelleortega1514]

And when these 2 shows are over then all in the universe is good I am so glad I watched saul.Its a little slow at first but is so so good

[@jxsh03]

And when you finish El Camino and Better Call Saul guess what? Its time to rewatch Breaking Bad again.

[@lukeizabelle2131]

What you said about "Breaking Bad" being Shakespearean or a Greek tragedy is exactly what Sir Anthony Hopkins said in his famous letter that he sent to Bryan Cranston where he praises "Breaking Bad" and his role and acting performance in it to the skies😀

[@MrHartApart]

they stuck the landing thrice! BB, EC, and BCS. At this point all other writers should take a vacay and let Peter and Vince just write everything for a while.

[@mq7447]

​@@jxsh03 Nah, it's time for the sopranos and the wire

[@Stoney_Snark]

Baby Blue, there could not be a better song for the end of Breaking Bad.

[@shure81]

Loved the reaction to the two best hitmen west of the Mississippi hahaha

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

the absolute best!

[@joeydrummer7929]

Why are comments on here from 2 weeks ago when it was just uploaded ???🤔

[@iLegendly]

@@joeydrummer7929 early access

[@shure81]

@@joeydrummer7929 Patreon early access

[@joeydrummer7929]

@@shure81 …. But this is KZbin…. How are patreon comments on KZbin when they just uploaded this to KZbin. Confusing as shit lol

[@Justinhomii]

The title for the finale is intricate- as for the periodic table FeLiNa, is iron, lithium and sodium. Iron is in blood, lithium in meth and sodium in tears. Felina is an anagram for finale. Its also the name of the woman in the song that Walt hums when he builds a robot in the desert. When Walter was hanging over that crib, saying goodbye to his daughter for the last time Skyler could have had some kind of change of heart about him. In the closing scene of 0504, 'Fifty-One' Walter tells Skyler she will change her mind about him. If there ever was a moment it was here imo. Something a lot of people overlook is Walter took out so many people in the drug business that you could say he positively effected it in that regard. Also Gretchen & Elliot spoke on Charlie Rose about their 28 million dollar charity grant announcement for drug abuse treatment centers in the south west that would have never been possible without Walter. Walter builds a robot in the desert to save Jesse & his family which is a call back to 4 Days Out when Jesse suggests building a robot to save them from the desert- 4 Days Out is Aaron Paul's favorite episode from the series. Speaking of the desert theme, for the entirety of the show. Walt's own bullet taking him out feels almost biblical in how only Jesus himself could take his life at crucifixion like how Walter gets shot in his side. The lab's skeleton form crosshairs over Walter in that final frame (the lab representing an extension of Walter himself). Walter even mentions Gretchen & Elliot's view of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains (Spanish for "Blood of Christ") in this episode. Walter- Mr. Lambert is wearing khaki as a call back to his wardrobe from the pilot, his dress pants from the opening scene & Ozymandias with a green shirt for Breaking Bad / the show's periodic table and the inside of his jacket being blue, for well, you know. The show as a whole is lightning in a bottle. Watching it is like watching perfection playout on screen, every episode. It's almost surreal. There's no better fictional character that has more depth, a greater character arc and superior acting than Bryan Cranston as Walter H. White. They encapsulate the development and metamorphosis of a character with redeeming qualities along the way, so well & so seamlessly that it changes everything else you watch following it. It really is like the perfect drug- the 99.1% pure storytelling. Breaking Bad was released at the perfect time imo between the over all production quality in general, the music at the time, the financial crash of 2008 and for being one of the last politically incorrect shows. Imo no other series even comes close to BB when you really go through it with a fine-tooth comb. It is exceptional. Anthony Hopkins, after completing Breaking Bad wrote Bryan Cranston a letter stating his acting was the best he's seen - ever.

[@bluebird1239]

I like the Felina explanation.

[@jlilley73]

There is no lithium in meth.

[@mrtveye6682]

Just wanna say, thx for all the great reactions. It was a lot of fun to take that ride together with you guys. Looking forward to your Better Call Saul journey, I'm 100% sure, you will love it as much if not even more than BB.

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

11:41 Walt sounds just like Mike here, he adopts some behaviour or habit of everyone he murders

[@butteringram9800]

What does a liar do when he’s dead? He lies still😂😂😂

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

the batman?? 🤔

[@butteringram9800]

@@nerdymarriedcouple yep. I watched it like an hour before watching this so it was still fresh in my mind and I thought it was funny for some reason lol

[@soundofnellody262]

I know Walter is evil as f.. and he destroyed the life of his family, of Marie and so many others. But I am still glad he went out on his own terms and that the police didn't catch him. The great Heisenberg escaped in the end. I really love this ending.

[@endorphinzz]

Gus to Walt: "And a man, a man provides. And he does it even when he's not appreciated, or respected, or even loved. He simply bears up and he does it. Because he's a man." That is 1,000% Walt this entire episode. He's not loved, respected, or appreciated by his family. And he's dying. So he bears up, and provides for his family anyway.

[@FreshZCORD]

35:22 walt saved jesse because he was sorry and gave him a chance to kill him

[@brandon838]

Better Call Saul will feel like youre diving right back in

[@cecillegravelle2590]

The Elcamino is the vehicle that Jesse drove away in. Also when Jesse wanted to buy the first car from Clovis. it was that Elcamino.. and then he settled for that little red car.

[@kobewankenobi248]

*Can’t elaborate how much you are going to enjoy BCS. Some consider it better than BB. I think they’re neck and neck. Can’t wait*

[@bonzai9802]

I genuinely don’t understand how this guy thinks they killed Brock. Pretty sure if they did decide to do that they would make it very clear considering the relationship between him and Jesse.

[@ShreveportJoe]

Well… just like Walt’s phone call to Skyler after taking Holly was an obvious effort to exonerate her in the eyes of the police… a lot of very obvious things went over their heads the entire series. All the inappropriate laughter… the reactions often could be tough to sit through. I’m definitely done with this channel.

[@Rocket1377]

Typical Eric. That guy has the worst takes during these reactions.

[@neezduts69420]

Stupid trolls the lot of ya. 💀💀💀

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

​@@Rocket1377Kailyn is worse

[@TampaCEO]

33:55 - Did you notice how Walt shot Jack in the middle of his sentence? It was exactly the way Jack shot Hank in the middle of his sentence.

[@RJDough1313]

"goodbye Lydia" I believe is also the first and only time someone ends a phone conversation properly in the whole show. They usually just end up hanging up without any notice, which always pissed me off.

[@deadassdgaf100]

ikr 🤣

[@KrivitskyM]

Movies always do that. No one says “Hi” or “Bye”. They also pick up the phone instantly as if they were already waiting for it to ring.

[@psuindyrunner4422]

Can we at least give Walt credit for taking a key role is the dismantling of 5 major drug empires? Something Hank spent the entire series trying to figure out. 1. He made the Mexican cartel obsolete by cooking for Gus and allowing Gus the ability to kill everyone in the cartel since he no longer had to rely on them to supply product. 2. Killed Gus and all of his minions to end his cartel during their rivalry. 3. Voluntarily retired to end his cartel. 4. Made a product that was so addictive and so difficult to replicate that it made Declan expendable and allowed Jack’s crew to kill them. 5. Killed Jack’s crew and Lydia effectively destroying the entire southwest U.S. meth operation

[@mathmexican4234]

I think Walt was just sad for what happened to Jesse, but there's no use or need to try to say sorry. I'm sure he stands by many of the decisions he made, and he feels hurt by many of the things Jesse did. The only thing he did was a nod at the end, like "its over, I did what I could".

[@hermanubis96]

There is no need for Walter to literally say the words "I am sorry" for people to understand the final scenes, unless you lack intelligence to process visual cues or have no media literacy. Walter surrendering his gun to Jesse is a symbolic gesture of him acnowledging that he is not good, and that Jesse will be set free with his sacrifice. Also, their final look as Jesse gets into the car clearly indicates that they have reached a final understanding of sorts and can finally move on from their partnership.

[@valenciasainz]

Walter White couldn't have done it without Saul Goodman.

[@joeydrummer7929]

Him killing Jack mid sentence exactly like he killed Hank is so good . This series is perfection . It’s perfect. You guys should absolutely do El Camino next . THEN do Better Call Saul .

[@innercircle341]

Brock is not dead. Geez how many more times are you gonna get the wrong end of the stick. Anyway, been a great journey All set for Better Call Saul it is genius

[@NicolasBowling]

Not sure if someone else said this, I’m sure but originally Walt was going to kill Jesse, that’s why he had them bring him in. Then seeing his like that he realized he was a hostage not a partner, he decided to save him. You can see Walt’s facial expression change.

[@EncryptedBear8]

It took Walt a month of total isolation to finally admit to himself the real reason why he did all of this

[@mordanthubris6516]

"I do not believe fear to be an effective motivator." - Gus "POP!" - Walter White

[@ZenShroud1]

There were three instances of Walt obtaining a set of keys from a place above himself, each time preceding him killing a character. - The key to the bike lock trapping Krazy-8 is kept on top of a cabinet. Krazy-8 dies shortly after. - The key to Mike's to-go bag is kept on top of a beam in the airport parking lot. Mike dies shortly after. - The key to the car Walt steals in the beginning, kept beneath the visor. Walt dies later. Only this time, instead of reaching for the key, he makes it fall into his hand, controlling his fate. Also, in the final shot as the camera moves up, there's a blue strip of floor near Walt, and it could represent a finish line. Whether Walt crossed, or just missed it, is up for us to decide.

[@TheBlueDragon86]

Walter did say sorry. He said it by freeing Jesse and the nod at the end. He didn’t go to Jack’s intending to do that, I think he thought he would kill Jesse along with Jack’s gang. But when he saw Jesse he pitied what he’d gone through and decided to help him. Walt saving Jesse and nodding was his apology.

[@jdbertel33]

Honestly ending with the blooper reel was perfect. The show is so heavy, a reminder that the actors are human and alive and have a sense of humor was great.

[@futurereflections4097]

Bryan Cranston is known for the opposite of method acting. People say he can switch characters in a split second

[@Shenpo01]

And so many of the actors in BB was famous as comedy actors before, it's amazing.

[@bluebird1239]

You all rightly recognized the quality of the acting, the writing, etc. One thing that the writers pointed out was that the location of New Mexico really played a significant character in Breaking Bad. I love the cinematography of the location shots, much like a big budget film, yet so creative in the use of the camera and editing, the landscape played a big part.

[@hermanubis96]

Walter: Saves Jesse's life while sacrificing his own, finally setting him free. Eric: "He's not sorry"

[@NateS917]

"he can't even apologize to Jesse?" Yeah I guess literally saving his life wasn't good enough. Can't Jesse give walt a thank you?

[@krentenbol3363]

Yeah, i guess thanking the guy who's to blame for putting him in that situation is more reasonable. If walt hadn't called jack he would be in prison, andrea would be alive, jesse would have had a future, and two DEA agents who did their job would be alive. This is the LEAST walt could have done to redeem himself in jesse's eyes. Walt came too late, Jesse had already mentally died by that time.

[@DesertDwight]

@@krentenbol3363Jesse isn’t an angel. He’s to blame for a lot to what went wrong

[@krentenbol3363]

@@DesertDwight that's not the point of the discussion. In order to answer why jesse didnt thank walt you only need to take into account how jesse feels. Walt gave him a fate worse than death, so that's why walt didn't get a thank you. Jesse not being an angel isn't relevant here.

[@pikminologueraisin2139]

*apologize to Jesse* "you think that's enough ? that would change anything ?"

[@joshsaunders6392]

​@@pikminologueraisin2139 lmao exactly no matter what he says it's "ugh why won't he stop lying" then jesse shows up and they're all like "poor baby why did that mean old walt put jesse in this position"

[@cshubs]

The Denny's on Central was 2 miles from me. It no longer exists. Central used to be called Route 66.

[@a-train69420]

Can't believe I haven't seen anyone comment this yet, but there's a ton of hidden meaning behind the title of the final episode "Felina" 1. It's an anagram for 'Finale' 2. It's a reference to the song "El Paso" by Marty Robbins. The song is about a cowboy who falls in love with a woman named Faleena, gets shot by his enemies, and dies in her arms, mirroring the ending where he gets shot by his main enemy (himself) and dies next to his one true love (his meth empire). The song plays in his car on the way back from NH, and he's humming it while building the gun contraption. 3. Fe-Li-Na Iron, Lithium, Sodium. Iron is a main component of blood, lithium is a main component of meth, and sodium is a main component of tears. Literally translating to "blood, meth, and tears"

[@jlilley73]

That last one was made up by the fans. There is no lithium in meth, although it might be used as a catalyst in meth's synthesis.

[@neezduts69420]

That's not literally then 😂😂

[@z_xchhh]

The craziest part of it all, Walt thought it would be the cancer that killed him. Instead, what killed him was the very thing that made him feel most alive.

[@Josh86_559]

When Walt tells Skyler, "I did it for me... I liked it.. I was good at it.. and... I was... really.. I was alive." That's gotta be 1 of my favorite moments in show

[@basstian]

They didn't show the kid again because the actor was a lot taller, so it wasn't believable that only a few months had gone by. In fact, his last appearances were all (or most) sat down in order not to make it too obvious that he'd grown.

[@thethesaxman23]

55:33 Kailyn was a poet, and she didn’t even know it

[@billiam8554]

Thanks for all the BB reactions...I really enjoyed you guys. I've never seen a tv show take off at the end, getting better and absolutely stick the landing! Those of us who also watched Dexter, got to see each show end the final season at the same time (and it was polar opposites in terms of quality in the final season). Looking forward to El Camino and Better Call Saul even more!!

[@Sconi71]

Thank you for sharing your Breaking Bad experience with us, I’ve enjoyed your reactions along the way. Like many of us who have watched the show already it’s always fun to see how other folks react to one of the greatest shows of all time!! You earned yourself a new subscriber. 😁😁😁 ps - adding Kade was a cool addition.

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

thanks so much for watching along with us 😊

[@TheRepublican777]

The way Aaron Paul can say so much with just a look he is such a good actor.

[@RullVox]

To me, this show is more of a drama about people's choices in life and the results or consequences of their decisions, than it is about meth or crime.

[@SmokeRingHalo]

38:22 The death of Heisenberg mirrors the death of Walter White at the end of "Crawl Space".

[@Stoney_Snark]

Why you can’t judge Walt until the end: He saved Jessie, he got money to his family, he took care of the Nazi crew and Lydia. Not a bad way to go out.

[@Beaver_Monday]

He's such a hero for cleaning up the mess that he himself created, truly cannot judge him, what a sigma chad

[@abztrackt]

​@@Beaver_Monday he's not a hero. That's the least he could do.

[@FreshZCORD]

​@@Beaver_MondayTechnically he did the most to help stop the war on drugs

[@Beaver_Monday]

@@FreshZCORD This is most likely the dumbest thing I've ever read on the internet

[@charmedoriginal5923]

Thanks, so much for sharing your "Breaking Bad" reaction journey with us, Eric & Kailyn. It is sad to see this journey come to end but "Better Call Saul" is right around the corner. Cant wait for you to jump into this new BB Universe, which some say is even better then "Breaking Bad" as well as tonally different.

[@dereknolin5986]

"I don't want Jesse to furthur pollute himself by adding to his murders." YES! Thank you. I was hoping Walt would kill Todd before Jesse did, to take the taint of that murder away from him.

[@neezduts69420]

Just say self defense :P plus he was a nazi anyway

[@hermanubis96]

you must not have liked el camino then

[@SteffBrockley]

An apology to Jesse at the point could only have been an insult. Walt put him through so much that a sorry would have been meaningless. All Walt could do was anything he could to get him out of the position he put him in.

[@space8694]

Awesome job😂 So glad you included the bloopers

[@itscatoclock]

And what a show. Thanks for sharing your reactions :)

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

thank you for watching!!

[@jh1618]

Ending it with the bloopers was genius ❤

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

the song "My Baby Blue" Walt's one true love.

[@bluebird1239]

Was Crystal Blue Persuasion another song that was used in the show, I think? Or It's All Over Now Baby Blue (a Bob Dylan Song)? It's been too long since I watched the complete BB series.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

@@bluebird1239 no idea

[@HeisenStark13]

Thanks for watching the bloopers! Every reactor should watch them

[@thelastdisplay]

I'm happy you watched the trailer for El Camino. It's so well done!

[@TheRepublican777]

This show leaves you feeling happy, sad and empty inside all at once lol

[@BobTheSkull]

The scene with Walt and Skyler was so satisfying. Walt mostly tells the truth and admits it was all about him. while dropping this huge truth bomb he adds a small lie that he spent all his money getting back to New Mexico so they dont suspect the money from Gretchen and Elliot. This is why Breaking Bad is the greatest show of all time for me. I'm a fantasy man, i like swords and magic. But the acting and writing is SO good in this show and its so consistent from beginning to the end. its hard to find a show that ends and doesnt leave you somewhat disappointed in the show.

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

Well... Now that you guys are done with _BB,_ there's two things I can finally recommend you guys look up so you won't be spoiled: *1)* _Joking Bad_ from Jimmy Fallon's show. Say what you want about Fallon comedy wise, but that sketch is actually (surprisingly) pretty funny. *2)* "Breaking Bad Mario Kart". Enjoy.

[@Bronike37]

Felina is an anagram for Finale :) Thanks for the great reactions! Can't wait for El Camino and Better Call Saul!

[@Erichwanh]

Also, the song "El Paso", which is playing in the car at the beginning, describes a girl named "Feleena". It's all multi layered.

[@SadgeGhost]

What a great show! My only complaint is how the last arc revolves around Mr Lambert after Walt goes into hiding when we never met him before and he was also played by Bryan Cranston??? What on earth was Vince cooking?

[@LavenderPromenade]

Just want to say that in Fly, Walt says that there must be some combination of words that would make Skyler understand his point of view. In Felina, we finally hear that combination of words. "I did it for me. I liked it. I was good at it. I felt alive."

[@derps0n839]

The teaser for El Camino was just Skinny Pete in the interrogation room telling them they were never gonna find Jesse.

[@IfYouSeekCaveman]

Brock is definitely alive

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

definitely

[@youknow227]

@@nerdymarriedcouple He's not exactly having the time of his life though, is he?

[@michaelblaine6494]

I think the last look between Walt and Jesse was Walt saying “I’m sorry son,you’re free now” and Jesse saying “I know you actually mean it this time” which is why it’s silent,it’s the only way he could tell the truth. I could be way off

[@robertfishburn8545]

And the car he drove away in was an El Camino. :)) This series is still perfect

[@KC-pc8ou]

Don't grieve the end. The universe is not over. Many watch El Camino and not Better Call Saul. El Camino does provide some closure and gap filling on a specific story line ... But Better Call Saul is so much more as a 6 Season show. So much back story (obviously Saul is around in the first episode but you're going to see a few familiar faces pop up during the first season .. and being introduced to characters with equally strong / comes character arcs as all characters developed in Breaking Bad. And by the start of Season 4 .. you see a full transformation from the early days of Saul into setting up so much of the Breaking Bad universe. And finally it fills in the holes of post Breaking Bad for so much more than the limited gaps closed by El Camino. So no need to be sad until you get to the last few episodes of BCS Season 6 ... You're not even half way through!!

[@deathninja16]

the fact that mythbusters did the car mounted m240b and it worked flawlessly shows how much thinking goes into these shows.

[@Rocket1377]

Yeah, but they also proved that the "this is not meth" explosion scene in season 1 was bollocks.

[@jdnaz1288]

@37:55 - 🎵I guess I got, what I deserved 🎵

[@money0vrerrythin11]

when the snipers went on red dot, i love how they all reacted in order. haha

[@jdbertel33]

I'm reminded that this is a show from the perspective of Walter White. There are a lot of details that are conveniently left out, or stories that are told certain ways, because they're walter's perspectives though his cope.

[@Socragames]

Magical for a tv show to leave you wanting more when it ends. Well, until you watch El Camino heh. I thought it was fun to have Kade present. His reactions are very similar to my own. I might not have the same opportunity to watch in the near future, but I loved the journey of watching your reactions. You will remain on my radar for quite some time, I expect. Best wishes with your creation journey.

[@TomJones-wx5on]

I don’t know if you guys noticed Walt taking on the traits of the people he killed. After crazy 8 he cuts the crust off his sandwiches, after gus he puts a towel under his knees to throw up and after Mike he changes his drink order to meat instead of with ice plus he uses Mike like threats in this episode

[@TheRepublican777]

Remember when they were held captive by Tuco and Jesse wanted Walt to be all sacrificial? Well Walt finally did he protected Jesse and sacrificed himself for Jesse.Jesse finally realized that he did care about him.

[@justken1900]

Your delight in seeing Badger and Skinny matched my own when I watched it the first time.

[@noahgossett6134]

I love how everyone is talking about better call saul, el camino should be next to wrap up Jesse's story, than better call saul

[@JenNYC263]

I think Walt had no intentions to save Jesse when he went to the camp until he saw the condition Jesse was in. But Walt lost his humanity when they made the very first batch of meth. Walt knew what that drug does to it's users and yet he happily made it.

[@Socragames]

Oh now that you've seen the whole show... I'd also recommend this video "Hank finds out EXTREMELY early"

[@neezduts69420]

Thank you for your amazing reactions to this series its been a hell of a journey o7

[@josephsarto689]

“Why do people leave their keys there” Because it’s a small town out in the middle of nowhere in New Hampshire,. Not a lot of crime.

[@fog10101]

what a journey. thanks for taking us along!

[@chandlermorgan708]

31:26 as soon as walt press the key trunk, he was like see you all in hell

[@pocketsuniverse]

Been a pleasure watching you guys watch it. GOAT series imo.

[@davidsabatini9812]

Walt's nod of his head in the parking lot was his sorry to Jesse.

[@claytoncarson5228]

This is one of the many components that sets Breaking Bad apart as the GOAT television show. Ended with absolutely no loose ends. Perfect finale from beginning to end.

[@force9446]

Wow ive watched this like 5 times and never put together the man in the boat sailing away from his family…

[@AnthonyL0401]

FYI to Eric... other than it not being necessary, the other reason they didn't show Brock at the end is because by the time this was filmed, Brock was 4 or 5 years older than his first scenes and it would show that Brock is much older than in season 3, which was 3 years before season 5B here.

[@chippydogwoofwoof]

We are blessed that Better call Saul exists because choosing a show to watch or react to after this masterpiece would not be an easy choice otherwise, everything about Breaking Bad is a hard act to followl I do have shows that I personally rank higher but only one or two and even those are matched by Breaking Bad in the quality of everything its just a personal preference due to my age, my demographic and even arbitrary things like when I watched a certain show. Not that anyone will really be interested but for those that are The Wire & Topboy are top of my list.

[@DrGrammarPC]

At last he put aside his ego and pride and did things that are good for his family.

[@michaelblaine6494]

This feels almost as bittersweet as it did at the time. Such a fun series reaction👏

[@DiegoDeschain]

That was amazing. Now I cannot wait for Better Call Saul after El Camino. The best parts of BB for me, as I think it is for you guys as well, are the character studies, and BCS reeeeally shines in that department, the writing of the characters, the depth, the nuances, everything is even better than in BB (even though you'd think that's almost impossible). It's gonna be such a sick journey.

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

Walt doest apologize to Jesse , because I think he doesnt even have regrets, he saved him , because he still somewhat cares for him . And he knows, that after this he is not gonna kill his family. But im sure he is still blames Jesse for things