This one got us... Breaking Bad REACTION "Blood Money" 5x9 Breakdown + Review // Kailyn + Eric React

[@green_eyed_enchantress]

13:45 See how Skyler changes when she feels respected enough to be told the truth. Roughly saying It's all she begged for, I totally can imagine her being ride-or-die type, If their relationship wasn't broken from the beginning. She is very similar to Walt in terms of being respected, that's the most what have hurt her back in the day.

[@CarolusRex-h6s]

Agreed. And Walt insulted her intelligence with those cr..py lies, he basically said to her face I think you're d..mb enough to buy it.

[@calm713]

I've watched this series several times over the years, and I never thought to CRY over this scene at all, when I see someone else cry about ANYTHING, suddenly I start tearing-up myself.

[@ilikesteakandbacon150]

Empathy, Compassion,I can truly understand

[@irrelevantandbeyond]

If she cries for this... oh boy.

[@terenfrench5258]

That was my thoughts exactly

[@DiegoDeschain]

It's clear that the scene got to her on a personal level and unearthed some feelings. My guess is that maybe the things you're thinking of won't mess her up this bad, cause this felt like it hit close to home.

[@KillstormSH]

@@DiegoDeschain Was thinking this same thing. Betrayal is common with a lot of people and it hits closer to home, versus what we're about to see in these next few episodes.

[@newpgaston6891]

I think everyone probably thought that exact same thing hah ... ... ... ... ... And if they hate Walter this much NOW, imagine...

[@force9446]

@@DiegoDeschainyeah i think youre right but didnt want to say anything

[@dlweiss]

Aw, I love how you connected so deeply with the heartbreak Hank was feeling in that final scene. He's not just angry - he's also devastated that the brother-in-law he's grown so close to, that he's cared about like family, could've lied and manipulated him SO much.

[@vickybruh7412]

Yeah, like everything Walter did for Hank was all fake. And none of it was genuine. That's probably what Hank was thinking

[@jerodast]

I'm pretty sure I felt a tear in my eye a moment BEFORE you did here...the expression Dean Norris has with his eyes, with his mouth, the way his voice drops to a whisper, is shocking. It's really a shame he didn't get any kind of nomination for this episode.

[@douglasgawitt8818]

For me the “tread lightly” line was the best line in the whole series.

[@aayzajm]

the exact moment Hank met Heisenberg 👌

[@coletroutman1060]

Jesse had the gun because he saw it was walt, and since he heard about walt offing all of mikes guys, he believed walt was going to off him as well

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

wow!!

[@tbirdparis]

Exactly. He wasn't suicidal, he was terrified.

[@spackle9999]

@@nerdymarriedcouple That's also why he said "I need you to believe me." Meaning if Jesse didn't choose to accept Walt's story, it would make him a potential threat...that might need to be dealt with.

[@thejimmydanly]

A recurring theme is how Walt takes on mannerisms of people he has killed. A good example is Walt speaking to Lydia at the car wash, Walt is basically doing his best Gus impression.

[@UnregularSpace]

Except when would he have ever SEEN this behavior? I can't imagine Gus ever talking about it casually. How could Walt have known this behavior?

[@thejimmydanly]

@@UnregularSpace He isn't simply mimicking them, he's mostly unknowingly taking on their habits

[@EthanKorewha]

Technically, Walt wasnt lying when he said hes a dying man who runs a car wash, says thats all that he is Since he retired from his meth empire, and wouldnt go back due to Lydia's begging, but yes, Walts past would come to haunt him

[@cr0077_]

Directed by Bryan Cranston :)

[@postshanna]

Hank/walt in the garage is my fav scene in the whole series. Dean norris is amazing. There are a lot of great reactions to this ep on KZbin already but you two during that final scene might top them all. Amazing. I also appreciate that your hate for Walt doesn’t take away your ability to enjoy the show overall.

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

that scene was so memorable 😭

[@DJMoore82]

I wanted to comment and when I read this one I was like, yes, yes, and yes. Best ever. You guys are awesome, and make me want to check out your other content!

[@Steelburgh]

An incredible scene. My favorite is yet to come. It's in Granite State.

[@kuraga9147]

That crying was SO unexpected. Love you guys

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

🤍🤍🤍

[@valenciasainz]

Imagine if Marie waked in and saw the sketch and said "that looks like Walt."

[@davidstone9624]

Walt isn't a total monster.. He still has some humanity.....but that is what makes his fall so heartbreaking. A series of understandable, yet misguided decisions.

[@innercircle341]

Nope. 100% monster.

[@S4Katana]

@@innercircle341 no he isnt. Family still is everything for him. He proves it in the next episodes.

[@davidstone9624]

@@innercircle341 it's tough for some to see... especially his victims

[@6alcantara]

​@@innercircle341maybe not a hundred, only 99.1%

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

I like how some people hate Walt so much , but love for example Mike , who is 100000% is a criminal, who kills much more . But just because he never lies, people love him more.

[@ahmahlondo6748]

You noticed Walt laying the towel before he vomited just as Gus did. He also cuts the crust out of his sandwich just as Crazy8 used to do it. So basically he is taking up the small habits of the people he has killed. Love your reactions❤

[@joeydrummer7929]

He also started drinking his alcohol on the rocks like Mike did (or vice versa can’t remember) and also started using children like Gus did. Though he started that just before he killed Gus, used it to help get Jesse on his side obviously to kill him. But still.

[@suzannesmith4882]

And also quotes people he has killed such as Mike. Mike told walt "you need to learn to take yes for an answer" and walt told Lydia the same thing. Walt also says another Mike quote in the finale.

[@Kyle-fo7li]

Walt’s the greatest character ever created. He still gives me chills

[@arthursese6068]

Like everyone has else has said, you guys get it. As a fan of reactions I watch to experience it again like it’s the first time. And we want the reactors to genuinely appreciate the show. You guys nailed it and am happy you guys are appreciating it, with all the joy, pain, frustration, satisfaction. Great reaction and great show.

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

thanks so much 🙏

[@ElSilencio-gt6cy]

You know a show is good asf when it gets to you.

[@Steelburgh]

What an episode. We waited almost a year and this delivered 110%. A lesser show (cough Dexter cough cough) would've dragged that out for at least a season with a cat and mouse story. Not this show. It is so true to its characters. They don't ever do nonsensical things to serve the plot. What writing!

[@jamo8378]

The "idk who you are.....I don't even know who I'm talkin to" line got me too. That is a HURT man. Shattered. He was angry but more hurt than anything. I feel so bad for Hank. Truly a good man trying to do his best.

[@mogray90]

Its actually hilarious to see the expressions on their faces because they of how they think or hope this will end. Oh I can't wait 😈😈

[@tanayiyer]

You two are genuinely the best reactors I've come across for this show. Absolutely love it.

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

a high honor, thank you tons!!

[@jaytoowavyyy]

forreal they had the same reactions as me everyone else is so boring

[@bigtomiguess]

The most dramatic closing of a garage door ever!!!! Wow, that was a phenomenal reaction, folks, the way y'all were hyped about the investigation montage, and the confrontation moment, and the fact that Kailyn cried during those moments was truly lovely, I feel like most people fail to appreciate how heart breaking the moment is but it totally clicked for you and it showed. Great job :)

[@ZacThompson]

Dean Norris is king

[@ZacThompson]

Directed by Bryan Cranston!

[@carsonwentz8301]

Aaron Paul

[@TyrellMunson]

Still the greatest show of all time~!

[@pachena]

Great pick up on the beige outfits! I’ve watched this many times and not picked up on that. Bravo.

[@DesertDwight]

It’s interesting seeing reactors rage at Walter, but defend Mike/Jesse 😂 they were all horrible people

[@Broccoli_32]

The difference is Mike and Jesse are likeable

[@jmiyagi12345]

@@Broccoli_32the more I watch the series, the more I realize Walt was NEVER a likeable character.

[@Socragames]

33:26 one of the most devastating moments of the show. After Hank's anger, his vulnerability.

[@steves9955]

Marie: You are the Devil She has no idea..

[@michaelespeland]

Such good writing

[@endorphinzz]

"Maybe your best course...would be to tread lightly." That might be the best line of the entire series.

[@JesseDrift]

Loved this reaction, you wholesome individuals.

[@BiyondoBāsudei]

Did you realize when Lydia visits Walter at the car wash, Walter is acting like Gus, when Walt would visit Gus at Los Pollos Hermanos.

[@MisoSalty683CryBaby]

Amazing catch. Walt picks up traits from his enemies. Even puking 😂

[@winstonmarlowe5254]

@@MisoSalty683CryBaby "All my enemies are turning into my teachers"

[@dereknolin5986]

The Star Trek conversation isn't there just to have a goofy comic scene; it's thematically linked to the episode. The talk about a transporter creates a duplicate of you and how there's 147 Kirks is basically talking about how every time Walter lies, he's in effect creating a new version of himself, and so at this point he's just an artifical copy of a copy of a human being. Also, I think Badger talking about his script and stopping right when Chekov screams is a sort of meta reference to the writing concept of "Chekhov's Gun."

[@trobertw]

You made all of that up

[@dereknolin5986]

​@@trobertwThe transporter scene is 100% put there to be thematically linked to the episode. The Chekov thing I'm not as sure about.

[@mohamedadel31]

Your reactions are so funny after the punch 🤣🤣🤣

[@mohamedadel31]

Oh I didn't see the crying, so many emotions between the laughter and the crying, incredible

[@danielrafferty4108]

I feel for you Kailyn. Dean Norris and Bryan Cranston really turned the screw with that scene. Hope you guys make it through the rest in one piece. That Garage scene, hell the whole episode was just a taster of what's to come with the emotional whiplash.

[@dsscam]

Reflecting on the intensity of that garage scene, it's a testament to the actors' skill that they managed to deliver a memorable performance despite the garage door malfunctioning three or four times, resulting in the biggest bloopers in the show's history, and they were laughing before it finally worked and allowed the scene to continue.

[@blakenorman4822]

She brags about being a chemist and doesnt know who Antoine Lavoiser is. Wow

[@craigshilo4137]

she is so incredibly annoying holy sh*t

[@bree6159]

I cried too the first time watching that scene with Hank! Even now I get choked up. It’s like we’ve been holding our breathe the whole time and to see it finally hit home is such an emotional release. And then all the hurt and betrayal Walt has caused to so many people sinks in and it’s almost too much to bear! Love this reaction ❤️

[@GentleGiantJason]

Season 5 is sooo good

[@jackhowes8530]

Why do you want Hank to catch Walter, it’s TV have some fun 😂😂

[@cryb0rg]

This episode is the finest example of Dean Norris's acting. Like holy shit I've never seen someone emote like he does in the face. So subtle yet so loud.

[@Mikestamper04]

Jessie was a murderer as well, and so was Mike. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@seoz774]

Yes, but with completely different motives

[@davidsabatini9812]

I've been watching you guys on this Breaking Bad journey since probably season 3. To watch Kailyn cry the way she did at the end of the episode was truly heart breaking, those were true tears. You made me cry. Bravo, great reaction video.

[@AfrikanCaesar]

I like your review of this show overall, however, I do think you guys come off a bit sanctimonious when it comes to Walt. We tend to look at morality through the lens of black and white. And what this show does, better than any show I've seen, is highlight that the world can be more grey than anything. And the deciding factor into someone going either way is circumstance. Now, in the last video you wanted to know why people were still Team Walt. Granted, I have the benefit of seeing the show in its entirety, so I know how it ends. I know Walt's complete story arc. From my point of view, you have a man who's underachieved his whole life. And facing death with a cancer diagnosis, he's looking back at it wondering what he's leaving behind. In terms of both legacy and inheritance. I honestly believe his initial intentions were pure in regards to taking care of his family. Everyone talks about what they will and won't do until they're faced with adversity. Just trying to fight the cancer would've bankrupted the family. So I get him wanting to make a fast buck cooking meth. Now, he did get an out when Gretchen and Elliott offered to pay. But even then, a part of me understands not feeling like a charity case. None of this justifies selling drugs, but it does make me less righteously indignant about it. I'm not as dogmatic in my judgment towards him. Especially when you consider that everyone on that show started off horribly. Marie would be serving time in jail for stealing if Hank weren't her husband and was constantly bailing her out. Jessie killed people. He even went to a meeting for recovering addicts to sell drugs to the people there. But he had a good heart though right? Lol. Skylar was mad at Walt for selling drugs as if she wasn't fucking her boss who she knew was cooking the books at his company. We talk about morality as if it's black or white. And many times it can be. But it's those grey areas that require more nuance than just "he's bad and he's good". Now Walt did inevitably turn into a monster. But he didn't completely lose his soul. Once again, you haven't finished the series so.... I'll just say this, growing up in the environments I've grown up in, I've seen good people go bad. I grew up on Detroit's east side, I've seen the choices people make. It's hard being an angel when you're dealing with hell. I have friends who sold drugs, not because they wanted to, but because you don't see any other options to feed yourself or your family, you get desperate and resort to what's available. Walt got involved in a corrupt world that he was I'll equipped for at first. It was by sheer luck and quick wit that he was able to survive all that he did. Eventually that will corrupt you. You just saw that he was willing to leave the world behind, it's just that at that same moment Hank figured out who he was. I'm not saying that Walt didn't deserve consequences, or that he deserves a pass. I'm just saying his story is a bit more nuanced than just "bad guy cooks meth". He was a good guy who got desperate in the face of death, resorted to extreme measures to take care of his family, and while in that world the corruption brought out the worst in him. And seeing that he never fulfilled any of potential before, he relished the opportunity to be great at something. Even if it was a drug empire. But, eventually, he regained his soul to some degree. To me, it's an interesting case study more so than a cautionary tale. I'm team Walt not because I align with all of his decisions, but because I can relate to the character. I can understand the "why" while not agreeing with the "what". He's one of the most interesting characters in television history because he goes through this metamorphosis over the course of 5 seasons. And in the end, to me, he redeemed himself.

[@cindycrewsbeach72]

You lost them in the first sentence. Sorry, their minds are made up.

[@AfrikanCaesar]

@cindycrewsbeach72 probably. But I used to look at the world the same way. I said I would never do certain things only to flirt with and entertain those things when I found myself in a situation. I used to think people who committed suicide were simply selfish. It wasn't until I hit a low point going through a divorce and losing my mother in the same year where I finally understood that you can find yourself so low and depressed that you can't see the light at the end of the tunnel. It made me more empathetic to other people's circumstances as opposed to being judgmental. I get their disdain for Walt and his actions. But it does come off slightly sanctimonious. Especially when you juxtapose their assessment of Walt with their assessment of everyone else on the show. It doesn't seem as pious. But if we're looking at the issue if morality in such stark black and white, then no one on the show gets a pass.

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

I agree with everything , except redeemed himself. It was not redemtion at all

[@chilevrises6743]

Aint reading allat ☠️

[@JoseGarcia-qb3tz]

This is maybe the first time I've heard or discussed in my head about Hank's poop after the beginning scene XD You guys are amazing!

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

hahaha 😂 thanks a ton! cheers

[@dukeb4492]

Walt betrayed Hank in general but don't forget that he was also his guardian angel while in the game. Heisenberg sacrificed himself many times to save his brother in law from troubles. He hired Jessie to drop charges, paid Hank's medical bills and killed Gus who was a threat.

[@cecillegravelle2590]

she will never admit that Heisenberg is worthy.

[@Frugustin]

Surely, they will be treating certain person's betrayal, of becoming a literal rat the same way they do here, won't they? Who am I kidding of course they won't. I can already picture them hollering when he calls him a coward in that scene.

[@anvil958]

I bet they will again curse & scream at Walt when todd whacks Andrea,when jack whacks Hank,when Jesse leaves the pickup betrays Walt , a moment which he regrets later,when Walt will talk to skylar in phone to get her off the hook. Whatever happens , Walt gets cursed by haters still he goes out like a badass ❤@@Frugustin

[@spg14813]

All these troubles were caused by Walt

[@anvil958]

@@spg14813 not justifying, there were good choices of other characters too, like Hank should have brought DEA to arrest Walt , not being cocky and underestimating Walt. Skylar should have signed the divorce pages. Many many more. Not everything is caused by Walt. Its a domino effect. Walt was begging to let go off his 80 mil to save Hank. Don't forget that. He got what he deserved but others could saved their a.. by not dealing with Walt at all.

[@michaelespeland]

You always time your videoes perfectly. I was just about to take my pizza out of the oven, again 😂

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

pizza time! -peter parker

[@fifacontent2346]

After laughter comes tears

[@Mantis_Toboggan_MD.]

33:18 - Well "The devil is in the detail" as they say because at this precise moment Walt is out of the Meth business. So strictly speaking that wasn't a lie he just told. He is indeed a dying man who runs a car wash

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

a dying man who runs a car wash who is also a repetitive murderer, nursing home bomber, and kingpin of a meth empire he stopped operating as of a month ago

[@Mantis_Toboggan_MD.]

@@nerdymarriedcouple Yes of course But the point is that "The Devil" misleads people with true statements.

[@MrFrankEast]

@@nerdymarriedcouple Correct, but in that exact moment he is ONLY a dying man running a carwash. The best liars are the ones that mix with truth.

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

​@@nerdymarriedcoupleAnd almost the same can be said about Mike, but you loved him

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

@@НикитаСимонян-ж5е not sure if we ever said we loved mike. either way, later on in the reaction comments such as this will be addressed

[@RosaLichtenstein01]

As I have said before, I have watched dozens and dozens of reactions to the show, and this episode, and while it does trigger some, Kailyn's reaction was the most emotional and extreme I have yet seen. And I can perhaps see why. I hope it didn't remind you of a personal betrayal, Kailyn.

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

it was a tough moment for sure 😬

[@RosaLichtenstein01]

@@nerdymarriedcouple :-)

[@NasimRjb]

I’ve seen any Breaking Bad reaction I could get my hands on and you guys are my absolute favorite. I’ve felt your sincere personality so well that I had a dream that we’re friends and are watching Breaking Bad together lol. What a reaction! Hands on the best I’ve ever seen on KZbin. I can only imagine what’s to come of your reactions from now on because it’s gonna get even more crazy. Can’t wait to see the rest of them. Thank you for sharing this experience with us ❤

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

wow this is such a sweet comment! thank you so much for watching - we appreciate you so much!! all the best from your friends 😊

[@NasimRjb]

@@nerdymarriedcouple omg I seriously didn’t expect a reply. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!

[@Jermrants]

I’ve never caught that part where they are both wearing beige 😂😅 ur absolutely 1000% right they are just like the people at the party 🤯

[@morpheusjones4753]

That last scene brought emotions similar to Tyrion Lannister's trial speech!

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

Walt was so arrogant to confront Hank, he should've just left the tracker on his car, he was out of the meth business

[@websnarf]

But just in this episode he contacted Jesse and Saul, and Lydia visited him. The tracker and any surveillance that looks at Walt closely enough would have stitched some threads together sooner or later unless Walt hard severed his contacts with his "old life".

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

@@websnarf Then just destroy the tracker. He chose the worst option

[@jflinn7401]

Great point. Hank doesn't have anywhere near the smoking gun he would need to take down Walt. When Gus knew he was being tracked, he just played dumb and kept living his "innocent" life. If Walt had done the same thing, he probably would've been smart enough to find a way to get all the money to his kids without incriminating himself. His ego just couldn't handle the idea of knowing what's going on and not letting it be known that he knows what's going on.

[@joetamburello6292]

@@jflinn7401 hank would’ve gotten him eventually I think

[@websnarf]

@@woahblackbettybamalam But it's not *about* the tracker. It's about what the tracker *represents* . Hank is covertly surveilling Walter -- upon learning this, Walter thought his best course of action was to confront Hank, tell him about his relapsed cancer, and impress upon him how this would destroy their family. Rather than just wait around for Hank to build a case against him.

[@gdapaah6]

I’ve enjoyed your reactions throughout the entire show but her overreactions to Walt while giving others a pass is becoming too much.

[@chrisbruneau2156]

the first big confrontation between Mike and Walt--god, I love your reaction to this episode!!!!! BTW Dean Norris is so underrated as an actor, --I have always been "team Hank" !!!

[@brianfromTX]

That was such a powerful scene, and SO great to finally see Hank put all the pieces together, and be 100% accurate on all of it…. And of course as with any narcissist, as soon as they know YOU know, they flip the script.

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

amazing indeed

[@eglantinepapeau1582]

This is the most emotional reaction I've seen of the "thread lightly" scene , and I have to say it's a pretty appropriate reaction 💁‍♀

[@geneeverett33]

Hank’s a guy bad too. Of u look at it honestly he’s a totally corrupt cop and breaks bot bends every rule

[@Alterat6]

Hank is not a corrupt cop

[@NoShiiitSherlock]

31:10 - MY FAVORITE part of the WHOLE SERIES is when he shuts that Garage Door 😅😅 GET EM HANK!!! Kailyn, you're VISCERAL reaction to this is also my FAV part of the series reaction so far 😅

[@lexwells4763]

When Walt said "I'm a dying man who runs a car wash, my right hand to God that is all that I am." He was technically telling the truth because at that point he was out of the meth making business. So he wasn't lying to Hank at that moment. Also Walter is correct if his Cancer is back, what would be the point of going after him if he will be dead in a few months? That's why Walter got into the Meth making business in the first place, knowing he was on his way out was the reason he did it. I once spent time in defensive driving and there was an old woman who was there for opening up her car all the way on a freeway when there wasn't anyone on it. A police officer stopped her and she wasn't one bit sorry. The instructor asked why she did it. She said "it was beautiful, I would have regretted not doing it." Everyone in the class laughed because she was of advanced age. But really if they threaten her with jail time what would be the point? She was really old.

[@TheRepublican777]

You should watch the table read of Jesse and Walt talking on Jesse's couch about Mike Aaron Paul does so good he made Anna Gunn (Skyler) cry he is so real

[@force9446]

I JUST MADE FOOD AND SAW THIS AGAIN 😂

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

PERFECT TIMING AGAIN

[@stonedmountainunicorn9532]

Only valid reaction to Dean Norris' acting there

[@ianburton5053]

Walter takes in the traits of people he's killed. He cuts the crust off his sandwiches *crazy8, Walt now drinks his scotch neat instead of on the rocks like he used to *Mike, and the towel thing with Gus

[@TheRepublican777]

Jesse was scared of Walt he thought that because he was out and Walt was mad and didn't want to give him his money and he found out, or figured it out that Walt offed Mike's guys and that he felt he had to kill Mike too because Mike would kill him knowing that, which was not the reason why Walt even killed Mike but that's what Jesse thinks so he thinks that he is a loose end now and that Walt would kill him too he doesn't trust him anymore that's why he got the gun for protection. He doesn't believe he still cares about him but he still does. But now that he gave Jesse his money he doesn't want him knowing all the people who died along the way and the last being Mike who he also cared about like he did Walt it's like blood money off of a friend and then the innocent kid.

[@Lankyman456]

That moment at 11:36 was so sweet😭 that just made me smile ear to ear like wtff😂❤️ Best reaction yet, you two, loved this!

[@politicalscientist8880]

Loved the way this went. Expected half a season of Hank dancing around Walt. The confrontation was NOT expected. Plus I had to wait a year for it back in the day

[@baileybrian9560]

one of my favorite episodes. Hank going through all of the papers and finding the drawing of Walt is always so satisfying

[@valenciasainz]

This is what happens when you don't take a shit, panic attack.

[@IgnisKhan]

Kailyn is so right about betrayal, and that sense that the person you trusted is someone else entirely. Now that you point it out, that scene reminds me of how my relationship with my closest friend of 27 years ended. Hank's face really captures that sensation of the bottom falling out of the world.

[@mikecardenas8088]

Great episode guys!!!! ❤

[@Justinhomii]

It's so nice seeing the parallels of Fring using his chicken restaurant as a cover for his operations like Walt uses the car wash for his cover- Walt talking to Lydia at the register- trying to play it off like he doesn't know who she is reminds me so much of how Gus would be when Walt would visit him at Los Pollos. They even pay homage to the crystal ship and the episode Mandala when Walt tried to convince Gus to work with them with Lydia's line: "Get the ship back on course- we'll make it worth your while". Walt places a neatly folded towel under his knees in front of the toilet just how Gus would. The show also points in this direction when Mike tells Walt: "Just because you shot Jesse James, don't make you Jesse James". Jesse James was a famous train robber. Two episodes later we find out Walt and Jesse's train heist plan is successful. Mike was wrong about Walt, people like to give Mike too much credit because he's a more appealing character to most even though he's a criminal too. Walt had to take out Gus for his and his family's safety. What- was Walt supposed to just roll over? There were no pitchforks out when Walt had to kill Krazy-8...

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

Mike trying justify himself with " Im killing only people in criminal life" Walt mostly doing the same, he actually never kiled not a criminal" Mike is killed much more people than Walt also, but people love him , and he is good guy for some reason

[@MohamadH4ji]

i just wanted to say you two are such a lovely couple. 34:17 this one really got me

[@marilia_moro]

I watched this show 3 times and I’m here crying with you guys one more time 😂 I told you this show is about pain, is so sad 😭

[@joetamburello6292]

This is all consequences of Walt’s choices. His need to feel alive has caused so much destruction around him

[@TheRepublican777]

Yes you will notice Walt copies something from everyone he killed even if he didn't witness it happen

[@davidstone9624]

The producers talk about it like it was one season with an extended break... But it was seen by most as two 8 episode seasons.

[@rwlewko]

Kailyn, your last comment I'm sure was authentically what you were/are feeling. I think what you haven't said is that there is no forgiveness for Walt until he is willing to stop lying, tell the truth, ask forgiveness and face the consequences by willingly give himself up to the law for the crimes he's committed. Even then I have no idea how he would repair the damage he's done to his family and everyone he's harmed. This series raises many questions about morality. One question I wrestle with is whether I support capital punishment. In cases where a murder is not premeditated, IE. a crime in the heat of passion, I am inclined to not want capital punishment. However, in the case of premeditated murder, in cases of serial murder or cases where suffering was intentionally inflicted leading to death I support that form of punishment. Walt is one of these.

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

Oh yes, since Walt killed so many good people, right ?😂 ( Zero) He killed only criminals . Even Gale was a criminal

[@geistdylan]

12:55 throwback to gus fring doing the same thing to walt at el pollo hermanos

[@daikiaomine6621]

Au moment où Hank lui dit laisse les enfants le regard de Walt se change et il devient Heisenberg c’est le moment où ta pleuré quand hank dit je sais pas à qui je parle 😭😭😭😭

[@RullXov]

Thank you, your reactions to this show are better than all the other reactors that I've seen..💙❤💜

[@SirCharles44]

some of the best acting i have ever seen in any movie or tv show is in this episode

[@kennedymontoya9962]

You guys are the best reactors ever! Thanks for the fun journey so far 😊

[@nerdymarriedcouple]

thank YOU!

[@shure81]

Such an incredible reaction to a timeless episode! But I have to say...Team Walt foreva! Teehee

[@cecillegravelle2590]

the Tread lightly line is so profound., yet not really noticed due to Walt bashing.. lol

[@CardboardNae]

cant wait for ozymandias

[@TheRepublican777]

Walt cares about what Jesse thinks of him he still wants him to look up to him he knows Jesse will hate him if he knows that he was the one who killed him but Jesse knows he is lying

[@omin231]

Remeber the 3rd episode? when he cried when he killed the first time? long way eh...?

[@space8694]

The best reaction ❤

[@mst4705]

Wow Hank's reaction really got to Kailyn.

[@2012Ragnvald]

It may be strange, but I never felt sorry for Hank in this scene. In my opinion, he was always quite hypocritical, always treated Walt arrogantly and condescendingly, as if he were a loser, and then Walt suddenly turned out to be two heads taller than him, and at the end of the dialogue, fear is clearly visible in Henk’s eyes - fear of Pandora’s Box, which accidentally opened. Here there is such a game with the viewer's perception - Mike, for example, is perceived exclusively as a positive character, although he is the same, if not worse, killer as Walt.

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

About Hank , maybe there is like 30% of truth , but he loved Walt...

[@LorraineVirginie]

For sure one of the best reactions to this episode I’ve seen

[@scottishzombie]

Remember at the end of season 4, you guys were saying "Where can this go from here?". That end scene was the first thing I thought of and have been on pins and needles waiting for you to get to it. And you guys did not disappoint. Holy cow, Kailyn! Got ya right in the feels!

[@nickinskeep]

To wish to skip a Badger/Skinny Pete conversation is outrageous

[@SmokeRingHalo]

Walt was such a great guy to tell Skylar the truth about Lydia and why she was there.

[@EazyDuzIt187]

Love the reactions!!! Do you think you guys will do Peaky Blinders? Cheers!

[@johnschmitt6271]

Just imagine having to wait a year...

[@milfordgunnie4599]

I'm new to your reaction channel but I love it already. Your reactions are so authentic and perceptive. I'm with you in all the emotional ways of hating Walt and cheering Hank! Thanks for the video!

[@TheBlueDragon86]

Man, you guys are going to HATE Walt after these upcoming episodes. Can’t wait!!

[@НикитаСимонян-ж5е]

Why exactly😂 He is much more hateful in first half of season 5

[@TheBlueDragon86]

@@НикитаСимонян-ж5е I don’t want to give anything away in case they see this but I just know they really like Hank. I’ll leave it at that.