The Origin of Gray Matter | Problem Dog | Breaking Bad

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.

[@muffinman5741]

incredible how much you can do with hairstyle, acting and lighting to make someone look 20 years younger without any CGI

[@pauljackson2409]

Are you sure there wasn't CGI involved? They made Gretchen look very youthful here. Brilliant writing though, juxtaposing the scenes of Walt and Gretchen musing over what makes a human being, and Walt and Jesse disposing of Emilio's dissolved remains.

[@queensinthesky]

To be fair it's also because Cranston has aged remarkably well, his facial structure hasn't changed in the slightest, he only looks older in the hairline and facial wrinkles. Even Jesse towards Season 5 had aged dramatically in terms of his face shape, that never happened with Cranston.

[@nineleafclover]

There's clearly CGI at work. Their faces are hyper-smooth. The dim lighting is meant to make it less obvious.

[@dragonmasterlance123]

As much as I adore BCS, its ever so slightly frustrating how obviously older so many of the actors look. And I totally get it, it doesn't ruin it, but they dont even try sometimes.

[@zikekomakoma]

Shnae agreed, but bob odenkirk has mad makeup though

[@highwayxj9397]

This scene basically personifies Walt’s love and passion for science that he once had. After whatever fallout there was between Gretchen and Elliot, he forgot about how important chemistry was to him until he became desperate

[@tomaszubiri4588]

I think murder is what caused him to lose himself, he reduced the human to chemical elements.

[@tjyoyo3]

there wasnt a fallout with gretchen or elliot, Vince Gilligan said the reason Walt left the company (aswell as when walt left gretchen's house after meeting her family for the first time without saying a word) was because his ego didn't like how Gretchen was rich and basically could have anything from that wealth, hence why he chose skyler instead and chose to be a school teacher.

[@kungfuverde1]

@@tjyoyo3 this doesn't make much sense tbh. I always thought that Gretchen left him for Eliot. That would be a much better story.

[@Absurdword]

@@kungfuverde1 That would be cliche and not speak to Walter’s self-fulfilled insecurities which is what drives him. The whole point of what makes Walter evil is not that the world is out to get him. He was not wronged. He is a victim of his own sensitivity, spinelessness and fragile ego. It makes Walt a MORE interesting and complicated character that he wasn’t cheated on. What an easy excuse that would be. He has no real justifiable reason for his outward anger. It is all his own doing.

[@kungfuverde1]

@@Absurdword Still prefer my version. A lot more realistic. You want me to believe he left a company that had the potential to be really huge, and he knew it, all cause of his ego? I don't buy that. If he was betrayed by the other two partners and was morally forced to leave it despite him not wanting to, that makes a ton more sense.

[@MadamFoogie]

It all adds up to a miserable pile of secrets.

[@edvdylanfan]

BUT ENOUGH TALK, HAVE AT YOU!

[@RK-zc6gj]

Awesome reference lol.

[@chasep1310]

That sounds a little familiar; where is it from

[@MadamFoogie]

@@chasep1310 Castlevania: Symphony of the Night "What is a man? A miserable little pile of secrets. But enough talk, have at you!"

[@chasep1310]

@@MadamFoogie who said computer games weren’t insightful lol thanks. Will be checking that out

[@loljonasfail]

There's more chemistry here than in any scene that involves Walt and Skylar. Also, I kinda figured Walt and Gretchen had a falling out after their human transmutation went awry.

[@Paulo-zr5zo]

their dog was like HEEIIIIISENBERGGGGG

[@elnombredelarosa3167]

I knew I wasn't the only one who thought fma on this scene. She left him for the other guy and in grief Walt left the company.

[@zekeiwa5837]

@@elnombredelarosa3167 uh... no? Did you even watched the show? Walt left Gretchen for no apparent reason when he met her family, he also left GM on his own and got the money he was owed at the time.

[@vaitalv9361]

Zhake Ija Walt’s fanboys don’t pay attention. They think he’s faultless & everyone was out to get him.

[@pauljackson2409]

@@zekeiwa5837 I get the sense that Walt left Gretchen because he was from a humble background and she was from a wealthy family and it pricked his ego. Listen to their conversation in the restaurant, Series 2 Episode 6. This is what is so damned fine about this show, everyone is human, everyone has their flaws. The writing is off the charts brilliant.

[@heisenberg8077]

Breaking Bad makes me want to study chemistry

[@OldManNutcakez]

Do it. If you have the aptitude. It's very grinding.

[@carlpilkington]

OldManNutcakez I would say dedication more than aptitude. I do not know your curriculum but for me, studying chemistry is not like breaking bad at all. I did not decide to study it because of the series, I actually watched the series after I made the decision. I thought I had the talent and I still do, but it seems talent is not enough :(

[@AFRHmusic]

Dont do it... please i beg you. Im suffering

[@merchantmarine9961]

My chemistry teacher recommended me to watch breaking bad ajajaj

[@benjamincox4211]

It makes me want to cook meth

[@zatchbell622]

This scene always makes me incredibly sad. The music is absolutely beautiful and the cinematography almost makes this scene dreamlike. It’s even sadder when you realize that Walt’s true love was always Gretchen. It desperately makes me want to rewrite both their destinies.

[@josephtownsend7481]

I'm not sure Walt loved Gretchen. I feel he loved being loved by someone for his ability at physics. When she chose another over him, his ego couldnt take it.

[@mastere7048]

@@josephtownsend7481 that’s not what happened tho, he was in love with her, but his inferiority complex got the best of him when he met her family

[@Danjacytes]

@@mastere7048 Is that what happened? I don't remember any dialogue explaining this...

[@mastere7048]

@@Danjacytes oh it’s when Gretchen and Walt have that 1 on 1 dinner scene and Walt accuses her and Eliot for cutting him out of the company but she explains everything was fine until he met her family around 4th of July, which the day after that she explains that he started packing his bags without saying a word, which Walt continues to dodge the truth and just responds with “that’s your excuse? ooo little rich girl just adding to her millions.”

[@Ragitsu]

@@mastere7048 Oh my goodness!

[@maknirak]

"What about the soul?"

[@MyNameIsOzymandias]

Better call soul.

[@certified_lover_boi]

“there’s nothing but chemistry here”

[@joerogaine3093]

Its been studied that the body weighs 21 grams less when we die

[@joerogaine3093]

@deenman23 Not really

[@joerogaine3093]

@ethylMan Do Photons have mass? Because Photons have energy -- and, as Einstein taught us, energy is equal to the mass of a body, multiplied by the speed of light squared. How can Photons have energy if they have no mass?

[@romilrh]

The juxtaposition in this scene is brilliant. Walt and Gretchen carefully mapping out the percent composition of a human body cutting between Walt and Jesse scooping up the half-melted remains of a carcass and disposing of it all. And this was season 1 episode 3. Breaking Bad was an amazing show from start to finish

[@spacemann1425]

Man that's kinda obvious about this scene isn't it?

[@barnacleboi2595]

@@spacemann1425 Pretty obvious. But let the man comment, doesnt hurt.

[@manicqlatt4255]

This scene is incredibly beautiful and perfect.

[@robbo_96]

The entire series is genius but there's something so uniquely captivating about Season 1. It feels more like a character study, and with slow burn pacing so like Walt we gradually immerse ourselves deeper in this world but just enough to lay the foundations for what's to come

[@moimoimoiiiiiii32221]

Finally someone said it. s1 is a masterpiece

[@inverzional6372]

Yes, Season 1 is so much better than people give credit for!

[@barnacleboi2595]

Yea I love season 1, even though it really is a slowburn. But I think it was necessary for it to be that way since it very thoroughly sets up everything we need to understand about Walt and his relationships and everything in order to fully appreciate everything that comes after that. And what came after that was just so goddamn delicious. Ive watched the entire series 5 times and I'm already watching it again. Im on S2EP7.

[@posesepulu3771]

Without S1, nothing in the later seasons would hold much weight. Character building is everything in S1.

[@MuhammadIbrahim-ch7vo]

Just realized an amazing parallel between Gray Matter and Gus Both made billions out of Walt's genius. While Walt was making money, he resented them because they were getting credit for his work

[@fildariusv7045]

He left the company way too early to consider that he made a huge effort on it. Sure when he was there he did a lot but... Those who trully built the company were Gretchen and Elliot, but Walt feels that it was HIS and HIS only once the company started making billions

[@senor2930]

He was a partner still. He left due to his own issues. They didn't force him out.

[@kathrinefer7301]

😮😅yep

[@oliverjames8580]

😂 No one stole him anything. His big ego and insecurity bring troubles to himself

[@Livinghopefulandhonest]

@@oliverjames8580 your family hopes your dead

[@cpassehl]

How does that not clog the toilet? Can you imagine the plumber asking, “what did you try and flush here?” Ummm...

[@yasseryasser1842]

My first thoughts 😂

[@mywario]

Maybe walt dissolved even more the remains

[@MrHEC381991]

look up Dennis Nilsen. He got away with it for a while.

[@andrew51723]

Taco Bell fiesta pack

[@rbxless]

Oh, that's nothing! Just a bit of hydrogen, oxygen, carbon, phosphorus, calcium, nitrogen, iron and sodium.

[@atanatokosmiki216]

This shots tries to show a depresive context, but that is the magic of Breaking Bad, first a depression, then a monster of thriller and black comedy

[@Hot18Shot]

The tone, the irony, the writing... Seems almost like it was out of a Watchmen comic.

[@logancox6548]

Maybe. Watchmen is a very influential piece of fiction.

[@albertoperusquia6044]

Both are masterpieces.

[@facuuu2809]

I always felt the same, thought it was just me

[@user-co7we2lw8c]

A Man of Culuture, respect

[@Iknowthelaw13]

Yep. The layering of different scenes over one another using the same themes

[@tjyoyo3]

walt literally broke down every molecule in the human body and organized the % of elements from them, solidifying gray matter as a business, all to just meet gretchen's family and his ego tells him to break up with her and leave the company.

[@randomavenger3048]

I love this subplot, probably my favorite of the show. Gretchen is Walter's true love. One of the things that make him a frustated person was losting her 'cause of his ego. And I love the 80's top gum aesthetic of their scenes.

[@swedhgemoni8092]

He didn't realize how precious it was until it was gone...

[@epolat19]

-What about the soul? +There is nothing but chemistry here

[@animaniacjokerman95]

Think about this scene next time you watch the scene where Walt has Skinny Pete and Badger hold up the laser pointers.

[@horsenuggets1018]

Did you mean the two best hitmen west of the Mississippi?

[@mylifeisfunny8911]

i like how they look young with proper make up shading and angles

[@SkatingPizza]

For someone who nearly failed high school chemistry, this show is one of my favorites

[@quartzking3997]

As someone who did fail high school chemistry, this show is my favourite

[@supermom543]

I wish the series would have more scenes like this. The music, lighting, background, cinematography, it’s all perfect.

[@Erik-gp3il]

I miss when they had flashbacks and used Walter explaining parts of chemistry as a parallel metaphor for what's currently happening in the episode. Season 1 had such a unique feel. I recently watched Breaking Bad for the first time (I'm halfway through Season 5) and I don't get people who say Season 1 is the worst. It's scenes like this that make it my favourite season.

[@kiriakos7016]

It’s the”boring”aspects that hide an underrated and interesting aspect to something.

[@deathwrow9652]

The first few episodes were a real sludge at first. I almost quit on episode 3, but knew it had a huge success, so I gave 4 and 5 a shot and it finally picked up and went somewhere. I honestly wonder if it was deciding pinkman stays around that suddenly made it better, knowing they needed to cement him into the show.

[@OKG2000]

1:39 i felt bad for Krazy 8 here

[@lilmane1070]

you know, if you look at that man in this scene without knowing who he is and what he does, he looks like an innocent little boy

[@sw1rly801]

@@lilmane1070 too bad he was a rat.

[@vinnytheplayer5500]

@@sw1rly801 he wasnt gonna tell on walt he was gonna kill him

[@Samstar369]

The part with the calcium and the cutaway to the jawbone of Emilio, what an ironic black comedy moment

[@JasonCarbon117]

Walt toiled on his knees scrubbing the floor of the putrid remains of a dissolved corpse. What a parallel they created with that flashback of the % element composition of a human body.

[@boozecruiser]

yeah that's how the scene went

[@EvilSapphireR]

@@boozecruiser lmao

[@palasalud2940]

Every line and visual fits. Perfection

[@cybersquire]

Walt’s two true loves were Gretchen and Chemistry. His own ego and later bitterness twisted both into the rope he hung himself with in the end.

[@swedhgemoni8092]

Nicely phrased.

[@youlickatumor8639]

"There's got to be more to a human being than that"

[@darylorbeta3738]

What he means about that? I dont get his point.

[@youlickatumor8639]

@@darylorbeta3738 after he said that it switched to him pouring pieces of a person down the drain it was the sort of dialogue that would win an Oscar

[@darylorbeta3738]

@@youlickatumor8639 Yeah i know but what he means about the statement was about being evil?

[@ksenomorf4566]

@@darylorbeta3738 a soul, dude.

[@0mnicide]

Don’t forget the 50 tons of toxic poop. I learned about that in a youtube ad that won’t fucking leave me alone.

[@Lazyguy22]

This is the weirdest episode of Noel's House Party I've ever seen.

[@JOHNNYCFC18]

😂😂😂😂

[@joshuawaring4180]

Matilda I guess I’m not the only one who thought he looks like Noel Edmunds.

[@Lucas26vvv]

I thought that too 😂. Even more ironic when you remember Noel Edmonds actually killed a man.

[@davidkippy101]

That room looks so cool with that view of the mountains.

[@connected_passed_pawns]

This is BrBa's most philosophically profound episode in my opinion.

[@mike91mdk45]

Before heisenberg, there was walt. Before walt, there was shaggy

[@Pwilliams4000]

Shaggy Walter goes hard ngl

[@superman2guntur]

This is the best scene for me in entire BB.

[@KiLLJoYYouTube]

all that because jesse didn't buy a plastic tub

[@toniodivichi5749]

This is my favorite scene from the entire show.

[@xDefender11]

The best show ever! Can’t wait for Better Call Saul

[@synystershadows5989]

So, what did you think of BCS?

[@wbae1340]

@@synystershadows5989 apparently didn't care for it

[@Pwilliams4000]

@@wbae1340 bcs is one of the best shows in the entire galaxy I mean it’s nothing compared to Breaking B. But still

[@amirbeg6843]

Now i get it when someone gets pissed and they say don’t let me flush you off

[@sblagg527]

I dated a girl once that looked incredibly like Gretchen in this scene. To this day, she is "the one that got away." :(

[@easygoing2479]

I dated a girl once that looked incredibly like what Walt was scooping off the floor. To this day, she is "the one that got flushed away." :)

[@logical-checkmate]

@@easygoing2479 FBI: Interesting.

[@jacobmckenzie8793]

@@easygoing2479 happens to the best of us bro

[@mikea6710]

I'll watch you dabble in the empire business when your 50

[@pedrocolo25]

One of the best scenes of the show

[@MarcoBoneMan]

The juxtaposition in this show is truly genius

[@sugandhakohli]

This is the moment Walt became the cleaning man

[@yiannis777-l9c]

cleaningberg

[@JOHNNYCFC18]

Gretchen is hot asf here

[@nav5738]

Mr. White*

[@CallOfPoop1]

Would you like a Fresca?

[@koichiyoshikawa7650]

Fullmetal Alchemist had a similar scene when they discuss the composition of a human body

[@TommyTucker091]

*scolds Jesse about how the acid will eat through ceramic like butter* *pours the acidic flesh mixture into a ceramic toilet*

[@Paulo-zr5zo]

for few seconds?, Did you even learn anything from your chemistry class?

[@Spidersapien5]

walt was sprinkling baking soda (An alkaline substance) onto the acid , essentially neutralizing it

[@Spidersapien5]

@Creepy Hair Sniffer its called Artistic Licence

[@leo0117]

@@Spidersapien5 YEAH SCIENCE

[@AgariBeast]

@@Paulo-zr5zo lol

[@wut-dah_7212]

Look at that full head of hair.

[@yiannis777-l9c]

This is the moment Walt became cleaningberg

[@kippert8912]

0:15 cool detail: Jesse is wearing a proper respirator but Walt isn't, because they left one of them in the desert

[@j.t.8685]

Watching this scene helps motivate me to do my homework.

[@tgirltouhou]

this is the best moment of problem dog. the best moment of the season 4 episode 7. very much the moment.

[@ss4gogeta05]

I love Walt’s look in this flashback with the hairstyle and beard. He was looking good. 😏

[@chriszone50]

You are wrong. He looked best in the last season. Long hair does NOT suit him. He looked better with the short spiked hair.

[@Whoeverheardof]

Definitely prefer Gretchen to Skyler lol (sorry I couldn’t stand her from the beginning) but Walters ego would have made him unhappy eventually with Gretchen too.

[@artursfilipovs4923]

Well he would still be working with grey matter and would be a bilionare, him falling out with gretchen made him quit so he's ego would be filled

[@blinkbubs3994]

whyd you hate skyler?

[@LeumazDnazor]

@@blinkbubs3994 because she's written to be hated, while walt is written to be symphatized with. If this was real life, skyler would have my support 100%

[@blinkbubs3994]

@@LeumazDnazor thats an interesting take, never heard any1 say that before. i had the opposite impression, i felt awful for her because shes clearly trying her best but walt doesnt quite make their life the most pleasant

[@Axxxel_in_Harlem]

@@blinkbubs3994 Trying her best by fking her boss, sure.

[@djillalirafil9749]

My favorite scene, amazing!

[@Pine_Hill_Prophit]

this was the moment where they recreated the opening of the first fullmetal alchemists anime

[@senoreverything6366]

Goosebumps

[@adrianhebert1783]

he looks like my biology teacher in this scene

[@KaptenKetchup]

Is your biology teacher single? 😋😋😋

[@AgariBeast]

@@KaptenKetchup woah

[@KaptenKetchup]

@@AgariBeast 😘

[@javierclement3047]

They left off the best part where she says “the soul?”

[@87channels]

Full Metal Alchemist.

[@kaeland38]

I know this phrase has been played out to the edges of the universe and is mostly subject to ridicule now, but I truly believe this is where Walt became Heisenberg and it’s sad cause Gretchen unknowingly played a part. Walt breaks down the human body, piece by piece and Gretchen gives him a hypothetical last piece, which is the soul. That’s why I believe it was so easy for Walter to kill after killing Krazy 8. The soul was just a piece of biology to him. Logical, scientific and cold; just like Heisenberg

[@franklinyi6934]

How does Jesse and Walt not puke 🤮 in their masks 😷

[@Blazeplayzmc]

Like in jackass 2

[@GiantsFan1734]

Sociopaths.

[@ladyhm.6748]

@@GiantsFan1734 False. They are not sociopaths.

[@GiantsFan1734]

@Kuala06 yeah Walt was, not Jesse

[@bear5945]

Dissociation, it's a trauma response

[@athularavind68]

Fav. Scene❤️

[@anamullahdev675]

Where is the nobel prize nomination scene?

[@joshuashoup4261]

Really bugs me how there is accuracy on the smaller percents but no decimal values for the big ones.

[@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3]

Yeah that's why it's off

[@sungip]

I love this scene. Says alot without saying it. Walt and Gretchen definitely had a thing. Somewhere there was a falling out of sorts and Gretchen married Elliot and they went on to make billions off of Walt's genius. Hence the resentment from Walt.

[@Akame4514]

He left Gretchen bc he was jealous of her family and rich background. Then he sold his shares and abandoned the company .

[@iisuperstarii7310]

He fully ghosted Gretchen after meeting her family even though they were planning to get married, because apparantly Walt always had been an egomaniac and couldn't handle the fact that her family was rich. She never understood why he left her and ended up marrying the next person she got in a relationship with, Elliot. Walt sold his own shares of the company for 5k before it blew up and Gretchen and Elliot ended up becoming rich. If BB was written to be from literally any other character's pov, Walt would be recognized as an insane egomaniac that likes to victimize himself. Walt was never wronged by any of them. They remained nice to him when they had no obligation to do so and he still resented them for his own mistakes. He brought everything onto himself.

[@JamesTAbernathy]

Walt's pride was his downfall

[@TheLifelongdream]

so true. He can never do what Elliot has done but in a way still jealous of their wealth.

[@senor2930]

She mentions it. Walt felt inferior because he wasn't rich like Gretchen. That's why he broke up.

[@04dram04]

Dude he just pored all that acid into the water supply.....

[@wolfskin951]

I feel bad about domingo after seeing better call saul

[@Kishore_44]

That remaining missing percent is soul.

[@focampo5672]

Dang no wonder ed and al had trouble getting supplies for mom

[@evolutionmax9791]

*"There's got to be more to a human being than that...."*

[@ss4gogeta05]

I feel so bad for Walt. I don’t know what I’d do knowing for the rest of my life I missed out on a billion dollar company after selling my share for practically nothing. I can get his later actions.

[@mrb-btw]

he's an asshole

[@Attackonmuffin]

@@mrb-btw not at first tho well he was a sarcastic fuckwit yea but like. When you compare him in season 1 to heisenberg fuck man

[@ItsMeQuill]

@@mrb-btw he was better than most people on that show

[@yoyu8641]

He's like that guy who sold his 5% in apple or that guy who bought a pizza with like 700 bitcoin they didnt belive in those things so they ended up losing them it was clearly not a bad fallout either since you can see him having a friendly relation with those 2

[@osmoticmonk]

@@yoyu8641 have you even seen the show? he has a terrible fallout with gretchen, it’s one of the reasons he leaves the company in the first place

[@JBJblaze]

So ... what happens when you commit the taboo of human transmutation?

[@scifinerd17]

You lose your soul, Walt lost his soul and became Heisenberg as you can see here.

[@thebandanadee8265]

This scene isn't from Problem Dog, that's a season 4 episode. What???

[@6x886]

2:11 Literal meaning of flushing someone down a toilet

[@Brieg_Skald]

I can't imagine how disgusting it must have been to clean up Jesse's mess.

[@marti-nz]

Wait this isn't an episode of Full Metal Alchemist?

[@Ragitsu]

How do you account for the soul?

[@Jakecaseyy]

She was the one Walt really loved

[@Pwilliams4000]

Did you not watch the show!? The one Walt really loved was chemistry

[@omkarpatil9259]

this flashback in walters head while cleaning a dead body is perfect . just shows how our body is completely made of chemicals and nothing else matters at the end .

[@Axxxel_in_Harlem]

*What about the soul?*

[@omkarpatil9259]

@@Axxxel_in_Harlem scientifically doesnt have any space

[@Axxxel_in_Harlem]

@@omkarpatil9259 Ever thought about the fact that just because science can't explain something, that doesn't mean said something doen't exist? Science has yet to determine how consciousness exists, or quantify it, but we know it's there.

[@leo0117]

@@omkarpatil9259 the human body loses 21 grams of weight after dying for no aparent reason

[@danielhicks4826]

Sounds really inspiring....oh and certainly "true", hey good luck with that in the end!.

[@aug350z]

After learning the materials, Walt tries human transmutation.

[@vinnytheplayer5500]

2:08 HOW DARE THEY WASTE THAT TOMATO SAUCE THAT COULD'VE BEEN USED FOR A BUNCH OF PIZZAS

[@thaizilla1984]

Sadly it already expired 😔

[@Pwilliams4000]

Don’t worry I think he used Mike’s tomato sauce for a pizza

[@ThePointlessBox_]

engineers would just round that up

[@bennyandthecats1303]

Watch grey matter technologies be a secret organization of alchemists

[@MBGamesHD]

This is the exact moment Krazy 8 became Stacy Ehrmantraut

[@evy2031]

imagine if the toilet clogged

[@azrulhafiz5986]

walt was way morr happier with gretchen than he was with skyler

[@robertsides3626]

Out of context, you'd think they were dealing with the aftereffects of a freaking failed human transmutation.

[@hellothere7456]

When I first saw this scene I didn't even realise this was a flashback 😅

[@TheFundraiser2055]

I watched this whole thing in like 4 days

[@casualcraftman1599]

2:05 "Fill me up, Chandler! Put it in me!"

[@MasterOfWarLordOfPeace]

You forgot to add fluorine to the sum :D but added later in the form of HF acid lol

[@cartmanofsp]

how would any normal person not be absolutely traumatised by cleaning up what has become a partially melted human

[@randallbro6749]

I don't remember this flash back

[@chasep1310]

Why is this called grey matter? Have they melted a human?

[@XBarajasX]

Grey for White and Schwartz (black in german)

[@poopdealer9399]

yes , they have melted a human

[@chasep1310]

@@poopdealer9399 thanks, I have never watched this show despite hearing so much about it. Think it maybe time this looks/sounds nuts crazy 😂. Cheers

[@chasep1310]

@george chapelle what helping people who can’t afford means?

[@chasep1310]

@george chapelle he wouldn’t have to cook meth if everyone chipped for those that could; that not political but should be a normal human urge.

[@ThatMadCat]

When we break out Walt's body like that, his ego would be at least 50%.

[@stevenbegay4154]

Fun fact were Walt and Gretchen having a sneaky link during this Time 😂😂😂

[@thendofspace]

Alchemy.

[@UmrSamuels]

All of this... Under our noses! ❤️

[@romilrh]

Video title needs to be fixed. This is from S01E03 "...And the Bag's in the River". "Problem Dog" is in season 4 lmao

[@ragnulf_gamer3278]

Just my opinion here... If they were analysing a body, there's got to be water inside it. And if there's water, some part of that water might have evaporated during the analysis, which results in the decrement of the Hydrogen and Oxygen value. And also a body oxygen level changes continuously due to respiration.

[@kessakuinoue8488]

@testicular but the oxygen and hydrogen that makes it up is

[@dannypitcherenterprises2414]

Wrong episode title bruh

[@alibibeats2]

Elliott & Gretchen are low lives. It's why Walter left them with fear for the rest of their low lives. It's only truly in that scene you realise how angry he was with them all along. So angry it took breaking bad.

[@barmbailey6934]

Younger Walter, here looks like Kurt Russel from the 1980's.