The Final Moments Of Krazy-8 | ...And the Bag's in the River | Breaking Bad

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As Walt cleans up the mess that was left following his first drug deal, Skyler’s getting too close to the truth about his double life forces him to consider telling her the truth about his illness.
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Season One - Episode Three: "...And the Bag's in the River"
Episode Description:
Walt and Jesse clean up last week's mess and Walt must face holding up his end of the deal. Walt's DEA agent brother-in-law, Hank (Dean Norris), warns Walt, Jr. (RJ Mitte) about the dangers of drugs.
Episode Overview:
As Walt is hard at work helping Jesse clean up the mess that was once Emilio, Skyler’s cryptic inquiries lead Marie to conclude that Walt, Jr. is smoking pot. Though Skyler insists that her questions are just research for a story she is writing, her sister doesn’t believe it and asks Hank to have a talk with Walt, Jr. As the clean up proceeds, Krazy-8 tells Walt that Jesse has revealed some potentially compromising details about his life. But when Walt complains about his lack of discretion, Jesse angrily reminds him that he is responsible for seeing that Krazy-8 disappears for good.
Reluctantly agreeing to scare his nephew straight, Hank takes Walt, Jr. for a firsthand view of the drug culture. While Walt, Jr.’s reaction isn’t quite what Hank had been hoping for, their ride-along comes close to exposing Jesse and his meth-addict prostitute/girlfriend. Meanwhile, forced to admit that he’s been living a lie, Walt puts off any further discussion with Skyler so he can deal with Krazy-8. But after Krazy-8 tries taking advantage of his compassion in order to escape, Walt has no choice but to kill him.
As Walt calls in sick at school and Jesse heads home to see what ever became of their hostage, Hank’s search for a missing informant guide him and his partner to evidence that could lead them to the mobile drug lab. So, as his DEA agent brother-in-law gets close to uncovering the truth about what happened to Krazy-8 and Emilio, Walt heads home to tell Skyler that he is dying of cancer.

[@heleninhaMonAmour]

This is the exact moment where Crazy-8 became Suffoc-8

[@JKBDTS]

LOL

[@ihateBigotedIndia400]

man the breaking bad universe has endless jokes XD

[@takecharge5140]

LOLOLOL

[@kazoohakazoo362]

Underrated comment lol

[@VoltageYTE]

This is the best comment here

[@franciscomontalto1784]

Killing krazy 8 was the best thing he did to start off his criminal career because krazy 8 was an informant for the DEA

[@djmay1231]

Francisco Montalto I missed that part. When was this said?

[@yooyoo8637]

@@djmay1231 hi

[@yooyoo8637]

@@djmay1231 Emilio was a snitch, do u remember how quick he got released from jail?

[@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone]

He was a snitch fuck?

[@jeezluis1779]

DJ May I think hank said something before his scene about how his informant went missing, I’m assuming it’s them

[@StonedMeadowOfDoom]

The creepiest scene in the entire series is cut from this clip. When Walt opens the basement door slowly and you just see his silhouette, right after he discovers he'll have to kill this guy. It's extremely eerie and one of my favorite little moments.

[@Laurenpu1996]

Opoo

[@tranquilmischief]

I'm watching this episode right now and I love that scene. The monster at the top of the steps John Carpenter angle.

[@jesusisgod2953]

God Almighty, the Creator was manifest in the flesh. He came into the world to take away the sin of the world. He gave up his own life to save yours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for your redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. This is the Gospel which means the Good News. Those that reject redemption will go to hell. 1 John 1:8-10 KJV If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. [9] If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. [10] If we say that we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us. John 1:1-3,10 KJV In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. [2] The same was in the beginning with God. [3] All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. [10] He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not. Isaiah 44:6 KJV Thus saith the Lord the King of Israel, and his redeemer the Lord of hosts; I am the first, and I am the last; and beside me there is no God. Revelation 1:17-18 KJV And when I saw him, I fell at his feet as dead. And he laid his right hand upon me, saying unto me, Fear not; I am the first and the last: [18] I am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death. Ephesians 2:8-9 KJV For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: [9] Not of works, lest any man should boast.

[@darkflightdreamer1698]

ok

[@apictureoffunction]

Walter White walked down that staircase. Heisenberg walked back up. Brilliant filmmaking.

[@TheWwwyzzerdd]

See, this is why you gotta use paper plates when you feed your captives.

[@harharhar9000]

Hell naw, Paper cuts hurt more than a fucking bullet

[@timishere1925]

@@harharhar9000 Foam plates are the key.

[@ronaknahar5884]

No plates are the key

[@sprucegoose6933]

@@ronaknahar5884 No food is the key

[@_.0._]

@@sprucegoose6933 no key at all is the key

[@ashlynwolff]

"And then when I'll do, are you gonna stick me with a piece of broken plate?" And fallen tear from Walter's eye made that moment more powerful

[@drippinwet774]

Ashlyn Wolff CHOKE THAT FUCKING SNAKE OUT

[@Thealphatheomega696]

Gotta look at it from his point of view though. If it was Walt. He'd pick up the plate too.

[@anotherguy9078]

Broken piece of plate *

[@HyusKays]

So much emotion shown by Walter here.. Vs the last episode of BB. Where he pull the trigger on the Bitchass guy without hesitantion

[@superadam64]

Did you talk-to-text this comment? There are so many things wrong with it lol.

[@zombie_kat666]

The later seasons of Malcolm In The Middle really got dark

[@6_dogs]

Hahaha

[@BucketIHead]

Oh my god

[@dgxkeyboards4535]

This were it jumped the shark for me. All of a sudden this became a crime drama rather than a comedy.

[@chips_lol9537]

This is what happens when hal dosent get his scream box 😭

[@Kai_Stone]

It’s still so nuts that he’s the same actor who played the dad of Malcolm in the middle

[@KermitDominicano]

Some people say that the whole murder Domingo thing was dragged out but I think it was a really important part of Walter's character development. The amount of time it takes him to finally do the thing is realistic for the amount of contemplation he had to do

[@Eradicus]

Anyone who says it was dragged out doesn't get this show and I would never give them the privilege of being called fans.

[@zavv_]

I started and finished breaking bad not too long ago and heard about the moans and groans about season 1 but tbh I loved every single part of season 1 just as much as any other season

[@High_Priest_Jonko]

@@zavv_ Especially after watching the later seasons, it really made me miss season 1. I hate when things get so serious and intense

[@zavv_]

@@High_Priest_Jonko yeah and the same goes for bcs which was even better than bb imo but i feel like the later seasons just make you appreciate the earlier seasons even more

[@andrewtc95]

Personally I prefer Season 1 much more than the other seasons. The rest of the show is good, but Season 1 felt so intimate it was almost voyeuristic.

[@inXsights]

Man, you can really see the betrayal he feels as he sheds tears, after Krazy 8 build some form of connection with him only to kill him

[@christophersuazo6799]

You clearly didn't pay attention to the show, when Walter broke the plate crazy 8 sneakily got a piece so in Walter releases crazy 8 he kills Walter.

[@ChingelBopDingelFlop]

@@christophersuazo6799 you didnt get what he said mate

[@christophersuazo6799]

@@ChingelBopDingelFlop yeah now i see it, neverminded, i feel like an idiot!

[@Christopher-ms5ke]

@@christophersuazo6799 it’s ok bro!

[@sargent_0]

Wholesome sub comment section

[@austinross5199]

"I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry" "It's okay man, live and let live"

[@redressingreason1529]

Live and let die

[@JonnyBoyOfficial]

Farman Ullah BUUUUUMNNN BUUUUUMMNNNN

[@Vendzor]

When you were youung, and your heaaart, was an open book....

[@enshk79]

“So... you gonna unlock the neck restraint now?”

[@AbrasiousProductions]

I wonder if in his final moments he heard him say sorry

[@solidzack5171]

Its interesting to see Walters evolution. Here he regrets killing a "bad guy", crying and saying "Im sorry", But later on the show he shows no remorse in killing rather innocent people with an ice cold look on his face

[@TheDeathstr1ke]

Solid Zack He goes from a desperate man to becoming the villain.

[@solidzack5171]

Shark Wave i said "rather". Sure there werent completely innocent but there were also harmless people with family like Mikes Lawyer, who didnt deserve to get brutally Slaughtered in jail

[@waragainstmyself1159]

Were they innocent though?

[@solidzack5171]

@@waragainstmyself1159 compared to Crazy 8 and the two guys, who got Roadkilled by Walter, yes pretty much

[@EstusFlasked]

Just not gonna mention him poisoning a little boy...that’s pretty evil of you ask me.

[@XXxx-iw2wx]

S1 - Poor Walter S2 - Cooker Walter S3 - Gangster Walter S4 - Cruel Walter S5 - *HEISENBERG*

[@TotalTech_]

El Camino - Goodbye Walter it was a blast Better Call Saul - When are going to get to see Walter again?

[@ASOtheprO]

Intro- Diaper van Walter

[@amirsimmons1801]

@@TotalTech_ You’ll never see Walter in better call Saul.

[@3headedsnake388]

@@TotalTech_ Walter is in the show. Driving in the Saul LWYRUP vehicle with him in the openings

[@forests.9597]

Season 3 onwards: Heisenberg

[@MrZer000]

Season-5-Walt: "Remember back then, when i used to say sorry after i killed someone? hehe"

[@ME-fi1nj]

MrZer000 I feel sorry for Crazy 8

[@justanotherblackwhitemicke7817]

@Saul Goodman Yeah, but he killed Krazy 8 because he had to, he literally killed Mike for no reason, just because he pissed him off

[@michellaboursier3356]

@@justanotherblackwhitemicke7817 if he didn't killed Mike , Mike would have killed Walter to avenge his man

[@justanotherblackwhitemicke7817]

@@michellaboursier3356 Really? I think youre memory its kinda bad

[@michellaboursier3356]

@@justanotherblackwhitemicke7817 Walt was ready to kill Mike if he didn't told him the name of his man

[@hussain17dec]

Such amazing character evolution from this to the end. Here he's apologising to the guy trying to kill him and near the end he actually justifies poisoning an innocent kid.

[@ME-fi1nj]

hussain17dec u spoiled it! ☹️

[@user-zn3eq9tl6v]

He didn't die from the poisoning you fucktard, it was relatively harmless and absolutely justified considering his family's life was at stake.

[@ME-fi1nj]

Just chilling Not everyone watched it as soon as it came out uno

[@2000th_autumn]

@@user-zn3eq9tl6v Just because he didn't die doesn't mean shit; the kid ended up in the hospital and his mother feared for his life since the doctors didn't know what was wrong for awhile. If you justify a kid being poisoned because he didn't die then the only fucktard here is you. But you seem to be a feeble minded child anyway for throwing a bitch fit over someone bringing up a point in the show.

[@jade4781]

@@2000th_autumn ironically while you say someone else is having a bitch fit, you having an even pettier bitch fit.

[@redwood9992]

for being a character that wasnt around that long krazy 8’s roll was forshadowing the unforseen climax of the series he is the one who warned walt about the dangers of getting into cooking. & throughout the series it showed that walt clearly didnt know the dangers he got himself & everyone else he associated with into.

[@michaelzane3823]

@Clippy *Shut *The *Fuck *Up 😃

[@robjeanbras1130]

Nacho beats his ass in BCS for being light on his payment which is probably why he decides to become an informant when he gets busted later. I love BCS, BB and EC for their actions have consequences moments.

[@Rex-X-Dark]

Walt wasn't in danger, HE WAS THE DANGER

[@concept5631]

HE WAS THE DANGER WHO IS IN DANGER AS HE YELLS AT HIS SCARED WIFE ​@@Rex-X-Dark

[@joeyskywalker1322]

@@robjeanbras1130If you was to wanna watch Breaking Bad in order would it be better to start from Better Call Saul then see Breaking Bad then the movie

[@sw1rly801]

My empathy went out the window as soon as Walt put the plate pieces back together. I love this show. Sometimes it makes you realize what's going to happen. This scene is by far my favorite and I just started watching this show.

[@Archangel251]

It’s like Saul said: conscience can get expensive

[@devinruiz2164]

The moment the plate broke I said to myself why is he not making sure he (krazy 8) didn’t grab one of the shards

[@8bitsins]

@@devinruiz2164 probably because he’s paid out on the floor

[@8bitsins]

Yeah, but when he died I felt sad again just seeing his corpse, it made me think of him as a good person cuz he just had that wholesome look on his face again

[@Kriegter]

@@8bitsins it was all acting...he was a very good liar.

[@simpleclonetrooper2740]

I would've never have thought to look for a missing piece of a broken plate.

[@jakedooley5300]

🏜️

[@joeynelson9761]

So he actually doesn't. The way the scene goes before this is he goes to get the key and just opens the bin to throw a can in. As he does, he just glances into the bin and happens to spot that the other pieces of plate seem to fit together into most of a circle, with a bit missing. He then gets the whole plate out and tries to reassemble it - apparently hoping he's made a mistake and it's all there. The way it's presented, literally if he hadn't had the can with him he wouldn't have noticed and would have gone back with the key to the lock and released crazy-8.

[@watcheronly71]

​​@@joeynelson9761 nah it's because jesse said once you ket krazy 8 lives he'll kill you immediately with the nearest thing. Walt listen to his intuition and just wanna see if krazy 8 stole a piece of plate when he felt down unconscious and as you know his intuition was correct Beliave me this can happen subconsciously it's realistic scene

[@_antonio_4915]

I started watching breaking bad yesterday and this is my favorite moment so far

[@wukwinn]

You're about to go on a great journey! I'd recommend staying away from BB content on KZbin, though. Lots of spoilers out there.

[@Fenrir2901]

Wish I could forget everything about BB and watch it again,get ready for a wild ride, dude.

[@treasonabledoubt7251]

Just wait until the scene where Jesse dies!

[@ChocolateVanilluxeTV]

_Dark Shadow_ I envy you. Being able to watch this glorious show for the first time is one hell of a journey. Enjoy yourself 😅

[@pr1ckastley]

Treasonable Doubt the scene where Skylar dies is better IMO

[@jonwayne70]

You can see the anticipation and intention in Krazy-8's face. If you took out the scene where Walter finds out the broken plate is missing, you would still know what was about to happen.

[@Sgr858]

Walter successfully killed one of Krazy 8. Now 7 more to go.

[@jesserblueman]

😂😂😂

[@andrewjones9547]

the most heartbreaking thing is that when you die, your brain can still recieve signals from senses for a short time, with the last sense to go being hearing. meaning it was possible that when walter was saying "i'm sorry" he knows that there is a possibility that krazy 8 can hear him

[@billb6029]

Not necessarily, his brain dies quickly there, blood flow was cut off by force. I'm skeptical he'd be able to perceive anything, at that point.

[@Afraidofwomen]

maybe it's better like this.

[@mpalali]

Last meal before execution, Bologna sandwich and a can of beer. Most death row inmates got better than that lol.

[@melodyhelton8118]

Matt Palali lmao

[@orangelinedevil2]

In Texas, they got rid of last meals because one inmate ordered a literal feast and then ate nothing. In France, they served the last meal the day before because inmates lost their appetite the day of execution.

[@byronsenior6499]

@@orangelinedevil2 interesting. Also the feast thing is a funny way to troll.

[@xd-ko9oo]

@@orangelinedevil2 so uh they got rid of the tradition in texas just because someone lost their appetite and didnt want the food? couldve just let any of the prison guards have them

[@orangelinedevil2]

@@xd-ko9oo They didn't lose their appetite. They did it as a middle finger to the system. Now they only serve a choice of prison food.

[@surajkumarsahoo157]

How the fuck did they shoot this? Krazy 8's expressions look so real with his face and eyes turning blood red at time of his death. How can you achieve this much realism without actually killing someone?

[@eldersyndrome7301]

Im trying to find the behind the scenes stuff on this but i cant find it anywhere

[@ezequiel8203]

Imagine if they actually killed him lol

[@roiroije6326]

Bryan Cranston actually choked Max Arciniega to death and broke down in tears afterwards, Vince Gilligan loved it so much he decided to keep it in.

[@grammarofficerkrupke4398]

@@roiroije6326 Best comment!😂

[@0ee63]

@@roiroije6326 lol

[@underclas]

When I first watched this, I just pictured Lois walking in and just screaming HAL

[@hugoramirez6698]

underclas Hal's dark secrets

[@junoackermann5502]

Hahahhahahahhahahhahhaa

[@cadenmische1190]

Its cuts to black as the door slams

[@FliskFLask]

LMAO that was the only thing that would have made this show even better

[@yeezuschrist3140]

LMAOOOOOO UNDERRATED

[@fathergabrielstokes4706]

Krazy 8 was so innocent on Better Call Saul.

[@santanamalone4423]

Bullshit he screwed hector

[@salame2693]

@@santanamalone4423 hector was a horrible person

[@yume5338]

He leveled up in the game.

[@dominic2060]

@@santanamalone4423 Hector can SOOK me

[@david869yearsago5]

Oh hey, you're from the LTE comment section

[@RetrofIex]

Krazy 8 clearly underestimated Walt. Smart move would of been to get out, play nice, then come back later to kill him. He already knew his life story and could easily just find his home

[@nont18411]

“Smart move would of been to get out, play nice, then come back later to kill him. He already know the life story and could easily just find his home.” Why did this reminds me of Lalo and Kim? There’s no way Lalo would leave her altogether. He will come back. After all Salamanca love working with a family man. So many collaterals.

[@JESUSLIVESAMEN]

@@nont18411 welp. This comment aged well

[@joesheppards1]

Everyone in the show underestimated Walt.

[@stanfordwillis4841]

Would have* Would of is never a thing

[@pootisthebirdhead676]

@@stanfordwillis4841 okaj mistur grammer

[@oca6256]

In this scene, Walt is genuinely devastated at the fact that he took the life of not just another human being for the first time, but the life of a man who he came to genuinely sympathize with to the point where he seriously questioned his morals and the choices he had to make. Then, a year and a half later, he casually brings this up to Jesse again only as a point of pride, to highlight just how much of a monster he’s become over such a short span of time Just one of many examples of subtlety in Walt’s brilliant transformation over the course of the series

[@JKBDTS]

Why do people call that Walt's first kill, it's LITERALLY not.

[@TheLoneShadow16]

@@JKBDTS who is his first kill

[@JKBDTS]

@@TheLoneShadow16 Emilio

[@ryanxharris]

This in my opinions was one of my favourite scenes in the series. So many emotions, the feeling of wanting to let domingo go, then the “oh shit”, when Walt arranges the plate. And finally then just clenching while watching Domingo swing relentlessly at Walt

[@rubeng370]

1:00 omg I didn't noticed the first time he started to cry in that scene. I love the acting here!

[@VideoGameAutopsy]

I love how they set it up in a way where Walt was able to take his life without having to stare him in the eyes while he did it.

[@mr.cifuentes1779]

Wow the first episodes felt so different

[@XLB6060]

1:02 👏👏 great actor Cranston

[@KobaAM]

I’ll never forget seeing that and this whole scene and the one leading to it with the plate having a missing piece. It’s when I realised how great he and the show were. 13 years later I still think about it.

[@ShrekieWecki]

“I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I’m sorry”. With a sigh of relief and sadness… incredible acting from Bryan Cranston! So glad he won the best Actor award. He deserves it for his incredible performance.

[@hugoramirez6698]

What happen with Crazy 8, looks like he needs some air

[@dhiwal]

"come on dude just breathe wtf"

[@ME-fi1nj]

Dhiwal he was strangled to death by a maker of meth

[@Mr10029]

M E rhyme

[@justanotherblackwhitemicke7817]

@@ME-fi1nj The joke You

[@edwardwhite8253]

@@ME-fi1nj fucking idiot

[@plzcme434]

Best moment in the series. up to that point.

[@EnzoPinheiro]

you got that right jajaja

[@danebossey]

Had me in the first half I’m not gonna lie

[@mindmonkey00]

It's amazing. Breaking bad is the kind of show that continuously outdoes itself. The next great moment is the fulminated mercury scene. Easily the best moment in the entire series from that point. And from there it only gets better. Season 2 has the overdose scene, then the plane scene. Season 3 has "a man provides", the shootout scene with hank, jesse approaching the rival dealers, and the full measure scene. Really incredible how amazing scenes are somehow overshadowed by better ones later on. It almost doesn't seem possible. Amazing series. Wish more tv shows got it right like breaking bad did. At least better call saul is crushing it too

[@RagingInsomniac]

At first i was like "why is he freaking out over a plate?" Then i remembered he passed out in front of him, and a shard of the plate was within reach.

[@manifestgtr]

Stuff like this made this show so believable and down to earth. Everyone likes to think they’d be able to dispatch this dude without batting an eye but in reality, this is a crazy, fucked up thing to do for someone who’s lived a square life for 50 years...or for any of us watching this really.

[@sonsofbiscuits1]

When Walt still had a reasonable amount of humanity.

[@Miguel-uh7pm]

I still cringed when Walt got stabbed in the leg . Lol.

[@BG1252354456]

He probably wanted to snap his neck

[@waragainstmyself1159]

His adrenaline were so high at that point he probably wouldnt even feel it, and would just power through and let him stab him.

[@ME-fi1nj]

Crimson Black how many types of cringe are there?

[@Fbitypeshit]

Browns best team in Cle cringe,y’all make no sens using that word all the time

[@dylanrivera2244]

Imagine getting stabbed with ceramic.

[@princeicio]

It makes me sick that he still wanted to kill him after that friendly chat.

[@The.Man...]

Reference to "just like everyone else who has died in our wake"?

[@death4metal201]

He didn't want to kill him

[@virael3801]

@@death4metal201 He's talking about krazy 8

[@bangtannies]

Maybe Krazy 8 kept the piece of plate for self defense?like if Walter attacks him after releasing him,for that doubt he kept it .maybe.. we'll never know

[@AY-qy4jn]

Nah walt killed his cousin and chained him up like a dog

[@DanielTheAssassin]

Krazy-8's death is the first thing Walt ever does that starts undoing Better Call Saul, in that basement he has killed someone who has had encounters with Tuco, Nacho, Hector and even Lalo during BCS.

[@lastnamefirstname9043]

He was also tied in with Hank. Krazy-8 was working as a federal informant as part of the Salamancas plan to disrupt Gus' business. He could've been the end of Gus and Heisenberg.

[@brunowillich1837]

Notice how the emotional pain of having taken a life is so great he doesn't even notice the physical pain of being repeatedly stabbed in the leg

[@laurenjcoates]

After having seen Better Call Saul this makes me so sad, Domingo seemed like such a sweet guy

[@jorgerincon6874]

Saul probably got him that deal to get out of jail so he could be a DEA informant, that's why when Jesse and Walt kidnap Saul and bring him to the dessert, says all was Ignacio's fault cause he thinks they were sent by Lalo Salamanca.

[@lazyskull7949]

agreed Lauren. Krazy 8 never seemed like he wanted to be apart of the life but was molded into it.

[@TheRedhenProductions]

LazySkull I dunno I always got the vibe that he was just a wanna be, wanting all the power respect and money of a gangster without any of the negative shit that comes with it. Being all quiet and respectful to the higher ups but being a complete prick to people like Jessie and even his cousin who he snitched on makes it hard for me to sympathise with him

[@bobjones2460]

He was, but was still bad in a way being a drug dealer.

[@BoRickersonMcFoosters]

All he had to do was tell walt he kept a piece of the plate when he realized walt was gonna let him go. I feel no sympathy bc he refrained from telling him for a reason

[@franciscoprado5236]

This episode in general was the one that got me hooked on definitely. I still can't believe that the same actor (Bryan Cranston) who portrayed a goof dad on a teen sitcom was the same one who went on becoming a fuckin' monster!

[@caolanod2261]

Watch him in X-Files prior to be a goof dad. He was pretty psycho then as well.

[@tacob0]

He did a good goof dad tho.

[@adrianpaul1985]

I think this death was gruesome to me because of how walt was perceived up to this point. They really did make a big deal out of actually killing people.

[@Al-ok1lj]

Man! After all these years, didn’t know Walter shed a tear. Brilliant acting!

[@chrise8275]

Emilio was the first person Walt killed, but Krazy-8 was the first person Walt murdered, if that makes sense.

[@JKBDTS]

No, Krazy-8 was also killed in self-defense. The first person Walter murdered was the guy who killed Tomas.

[@CosmosCat]

It didn’t even click to me that Domingo in BCS is Krazy 8 until Lalo said something. Absolutely mind blown that I didn’t notice earlier.

[@trevorhill4639]

1:14 is going to be my new profile pic

[@catrinad2491]

Lol!

[@USMC49er]

Booo, you didn't keep it

[@dylanrivera2244]

Imagine being stabbed with ceramic. Ouch🤕

[@benireges]

Imagine being strangled like that. Double-ouch.

[@andrespineda5700]

This scene is very important because it teaches him that in the criminal world no one is honest, and he shouldn’t feel bad.

[@XiyuYang]

Walt in season 1 after killing Krazy-8: 😭 Walt in season 5 after ordering 10 guys killed in 2 minutes: 😎

[@UndeadPasta]

What I love about BB is most of the time I can't even tell what I'm looking at isn''t real. Like this straight up looks like someone choking a man with a bike lock

[@beardedgreek9069]

You know, I forget where I heard it, but it's believed that the ears are the last sense to stop working when a human dies. So, Krazy 8's last sensations were hearing Walt apologize.

[@seandamonii5713]

Yeah but by then your ability to think of or even understand what you just heard is gone. So it wouldn't make much of a difference, the same way you can hear everything when you sleep but do not think of or understand it due to the brain parts responsible for logic being mostly inactive

[@forwardmoving8252]

"I forget where I heard it, but this is now a fact" - youtuber

[@beardedgreek9069]

@@forwardmoving8252 I never said it was fact, although I can see how my phrasing might affect that perspective.

[@IKhanNot]

You could see the conflict and frustration Walt is having here. It's as though he needed to make Krazy 8 lash out and only then it would be justification to kill him. This here was Walt (still self aware and empathetic) and to see him transform into Heisenberg who doesn't even flinch to kill someone is just amazing. Great character development and that stands for all of the main and supporting characters on the show. Genius level production quality.

[@levioneill9677]

I know it's a running joke but seriously...this was the moment.

[@shaunbang]

Rewatching this show after nearly ten years since it finished is just making me notice and realize even more incredible things especially now that I’m older and not a high school kid. All the choices and happenstance is so crazy like how different things would and could have been of Walt was in charge of melting Emilio instead of killing Domingo which could have changed everything as it was the moment Walt had to kill for the first time ever which you just can’t erase at all. It was the first step to Walt “breaking bad”.

[@tomsegal6307]

1:53 When you accidentally step on ur dogs paw

[@arneyoga1204]

Back when everyone was still rooting for WW

[@alexanderthegreat1270]

The sad part is, Domingo was a DEA Informant. There’s a pretty fair chance that Walter’s family would have been fine if he let him go, regardless of whether he snitched on Walt.

[@ecddanieldce6753]

I never see any credit for how insanely realistic that strangulation looked, top notch acting and effects

[@johnbickett7195]

It took me six seasons of better call saul before I recognized this dude

[@AlexandeRSciswoR]

Not your fault, there are so many important characters that by the time you finish Breaking Bad and start Better Call Saul there's gonna be ones (the ones who only appeared in some episodes) you will forget about.

[@mcgyverlouw6372]

This scene is everything. As he turns dead in his tracks for the pieces of the broken plate and putting the pieces back together and looking at the missing piece the sad realisation dawned on me that Krazy 8 had to go

[@eltipobigotudo2162]

The way I envisioned this going was him killing Krazy-8 and then slumping to the floor and seeing the missing piece of the plate underneath something in the basement.

[@JoseRodriguez-un2kc]

"Hey I love you, Walter" 0:45 😙

[@firstname6608]

🤨📸

[@AngelTheAndroid5436]

He said unlock me walter

[@Danny-live]

😂

[@Hepbae]

When Malcolm misses his curfew

[@6_dogs]

The way tears roll out of Krazy-8’s bloodshot eyes after getting murdered is so gangsta

[@zivex5860]

You guys should watch better call Saul, in that he’s just an innocent man.

[@chrisconstanti9283]

He's a DEA snitch

[@donaldduck4405]

@@chrisconstanti9283 **Fake informant, not a snitch**

[@danzam40]

Domingo was far from innocent. He was selling drugs for the cartel. He also put Walter in a situation where it was kill or be killed when he pulled a gun on Walter in the desert.

[@leandrospinardi1467]

@@danzam40 Well, saying that he puts Walter in a situation of kills or be killed is kinda lying, you don't become a drug dealer without expecting situations like this

[@SmokeBloody]

S1: "I'm so sorry..." S5: seeing a kid being killed by one of his men: "Oh No! Anyway..."

[@CodmDivine]

One of the best aspects of this scene is that he actually sheds a tear for krazy-8 because he knows that he has to kill him.

[@MrFuggleGuggle]

This scene took my breath away.

[@shinyhunterCF]

Lol

[@nainorotodox]

Just like Krazy 8's

[@c4tb0mb]

Walt crying over Krazy-Eight's corpse is so good because it is genuinely human, and he did what had to be done protect the people he loved.

[@akashalbert36]

I just watched the scene where Walt kills Mike and it's incredible how he changes from being scared and very upset in killing someone who was about to kill him, to murdering Mike for practically doing nothing. The show is genius.

[@funwithfish1507]

But he had a good reason for killing Mike…

[@funwithfish1507]

@@cities1901 bruh Mike was gonna stop Lydia from giving him the names of the guys who were gonna flip

[@user-rd6uc2sf6i]

This IS the moment he became Heisenberg. Realizing his "I'm sorry" will never make up for the evil he just committed

[@theorangegoomba5378]

I mean, if Krazy-8 got released then Walter would have died but then again idk if he could call the police

[@blue1133]

This wasn't necessarily evil, it was a kill or be killed scenario, simple as that. Walt in later seasons? Now that's true evil.

[@herbsuperb6034]

Poor Loco Ocho. I wish I could find the clip of them singing Krazy 8's dad's jingle together. I've always wondered if their furniture was, indeed, Bueno.

[@anonymuz_guy9820]

Feels weird rewatching this scene after rewatching the prison murders scene in season 5

[@ansonchow2016]

Walter is angry that he stole a piece if plate from him

[@drlukas4242]

Krazy 8 really had to make it obvious? The smart thing to do is act completely friendly until he releases you. Not to grab into your pocket and immediately try to kill Walter.

[@Watar4281]

Well... like some other people who really wants to escape, he was desperate and get rid of walter for poisoning him and his cousin (dead), but when he hear those words of walter before he release him, he knew walter was hesitating on releasing him, so he was out of control right now

[@dex6571]

Loved this season

[@nicologarcia]

dex Loved this series

[@miracleiz]

you can't imagine how excited I was when I watched this scene for the first time. And even now, after 2 months of watching, this is my favorite moment.

[@rijuchatterji9521]

Step 1 of being Heisenberg.

[@mahdyarisadhono1536]

The birth of Heisenberg

[@yellowthestickman241]

this is the moment walter killed krazy 8

[@ecco8]

1:17 Bryan Cranston making dog barking noises

[@rayunited2010foryou]

Now that you put it this way, I'll never be able to watch this scene again without laughing

[@randevsthirdeye]

i didn’t even notice walter’s tears of regret knowing what’s about to happen momentarily at 1:06

[@johnsmithee6660]

This wasn't homicide...this was self-defense

[@andrescoronel1740]

This was rather social cleansing

[@nick5422]

social distancing

[@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470]

@IAmKing720 cringe

[@kimmyfreak200]

probably the most intense scene early in the show...and it looked so real from the bloodshot eyes to the weak robotic stabs at his leg, and to the shocked horrified look on walter's face

[@cobra_commander2255]

1:10 Whooee, he's goin' like a one-armed bandit!

[@gamesonlygaminggog2368]

This was the scene that got me really into breaking bad

[@diegoisraelwilliams]

I hate to be that guy, but if there ever was a moment in which Walter White "became Heisenberg," this is it. The bit of Walter searching for a way to stop then and there, the empathy he had for other humans, it died with Krazy-8. The betrayal Walt felt was all that was needed to cement the idea in his head that his killings are what he has to do, and he finds himself with this me or them mentality. His optimism and innocence, gone.

[@andrewtc95]

This is one of my favorite moments in the whole show.

[@Kriegter]

I felt bad for this guy but the moment he tried pulling out that plate I lost compassion he was only having a friendly talk with Walt to trick him

[@juts_sama]

Ocho Loco fails to fool Waltuh

[@shaunbang]

When Jesse chose the bike lock as the method of locking krazy 8 to the pole was so ingenious and incredible writing thinking all the way ahead to how Walt would kill him via the bike lock. This show has to be one of the greatest shows ever created. I don’t see any other show that was this consistently good even for the off shoot series and films (BCS & El Camino). As much as I wish the show was longer, it’s just my selfishness as the show ended perfectly on time and with in best possible way. El Camino was a perfect gift for us fans wanting more that only added onto the greatness of this story.

[@Megadeth7811]

1:38 When you kill Sif in Dark Souls after you saved her in the DLC.

[@aleetee2003]

Every Breaking Bad scene is a masterpiece in acting, in storytelling, in cinematography. It all works together as a piece and that is incredibly hard to achieve.

[@Clockwithhands829]

First time I watched this, the way he keeps swinging his hand is just… EUGH so uncomfortable

[@chi6423]

idk how i watched all of bcs without noticing domingo was krazy-8 they even give him the nickname in the show i only just put it together lmao

[@GuilPSN]

Aw shit, this guy are on Better Caul Saul but in the first time I se his face I do not remember

[@jasonkeller7623]

Krazy-8: Like I said, Walter, this line of work doesn't suit you. Worst... judge of talent... ever...

[@arontesfay2520]

When Walt asks Krazy-8 "so you're not angry?", the subtle passive-aggressive tone in Krazy-8's voice betrays him. He says one thing, but his true intentions slip out in the form of body language and tone of voice. It's genius.

[@lifeofmachine4641]

This guy Walter had to kill that man. Walter seems like a nice guy put in a bad position. Hold up - just watched the rest of the series.