*W.W* Hank Finally Knows!!! | Breaking Bad 5x8 Reaction

[@SpartanandPudgey]

There's no way Hank found out on the god damn toilet of all places! that's crazy Want to watch 3-4 weeks EARLY and access the UNCUT reaction? Join us on Patreon! www.patreon.com/spartanandpudgey

[@findlestick]

If Hank had eaten one less sausage at the BBQ, he wouldn’t have found that book.

[@MasenkOG]

Lmao

[@petemcfeet28]

Gluttony is often underrated.

[@BingBong422]

Or if he had a smart phone

[@ScottyDoesntKnow69]

Or if Walter wasn’t a complete ret@rd

[@Bothorth]

More cheese

[@StinkyBuster]

We had to wait a YEAR for Hank to get off that damn toilet

[@PeterDB90]

I can't imagine... I watched it when the whole show was completed, it was amazing.

[@pencil6965]

lmao

[@The_Wild_Healer]

yeah that was BRUTAL

[@mriswith88]

Longest. Dump. Ever.

[@quinnmach535]

Was there really a year gap between this and the the next episode when it aired? Why did they stop half way through a season?

[@bradythurman7640]

When Hank tells the “tagging trees, looking for monsters” story, Walt says “I used to love to go camping” while smirking, it literally gives me an image that while Hank is hunting, Walt is simply camping right under his nose, representing their current cat-and-mouse hunt. Absolutely brilliant writing!!!

[@TetchyEquation]

It also shows just how cut off from normal human interaction Walt is. He has such little empathy that the only thing he can muster up to say after his family member goes through an emotional episode is a half assed recollection of something he liked to do, that only really relates to Hanks story because of the nature connection.

[@bradythurman7640]

@@TetchyEquation dude you’re totally also right, especially with the such casualness Walt says his line with

[@alexn1777]

Walt saying to Jesse, "We? Who's we?" is a callback to when Jane said that to Jesse. Walt telling Lydia to learn to take yes for an answer is a callback to when Mike said that to Walt. The painting Walt was looking at with Jack and his crew was of a man rowing away from his family. Walt said he'd seen it before, and he did. He saw it in the hospital during his fugue state.

[@robertfishburn8545]

So many parallels this season. Jesse walking up to Walter with Mike's dead body in the trunk reminds me so much of Skylar walking up on Jesse with Emilios body

[@MH90]

also Lydia echoing Tuco with "we're going to make a lot of money together".

[@TampaCEO]

Wow!!! I had the exact same comment about how Walt mirrored Jane with his "We? Who is we?" Comment.

[@Csaba__]

holy shit so many callbacks good job, ty!

[@TheRepublican777]

Yes just about everything comes back in this episode the fly all the saying that are said comes back everything is circling back

[@philjacke]

Congrats to pudgey for noticing the book, congrats to spartan for noticing the lawyer. Great reaction

[@foundingvoyager2]

Couldn't believe it was Willy Wonka this whole time

[@markhamstra1083]

SPOILER: It was Wade Wilson.

[@ladyhotep5189]

​@@markhamstra1083it was wonder woman

[@NPA1001]

🎶Opma Lumpa dumpity doo we’ve have some pure blue meth for you 🎶

[@Inquiringmind0]

What, did you really think they just make chocolate at the chocolate factory? Come on man, think, it's obviously a front for the biggest meth distribution in England.

[@PeterDB90]

Woodrow Wilson? Will Wheaton? Wally West? Winston Wurchil? (I ran out of W.W. names I know, so the last one is a "close enough" category)

[@charmedoriginal5923]

Spartan & Pudgey, this episode was the season mid-season episode and it aired on Sept 2, 2012. We as fans had to wait a year for season 5B to return on Aug 11, 2013.

[@Dipole__]

A year! wow

[@dareal5401]

pffff i was soooo pissed that time hahaha

[@presumed_guilty]

Fun fact now lol Back then it was torture

[@HeisenStark13]

Not fun

[@ROLANDSONOFSTEPHEN690]

Nope. Not fun! Lol

[@i_practice_santeria]

Huge props to Pudgey for noticing the Walt Whitman book when they first flashed at it at the start or the episode. I never noticed it until she pointed it out.

[@MaynardsSpaceship]

First time I noticed it there, too.

[@clash5j]

I always see comments regarding how much P&S miss, but they actually catch quite a lot

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

How can you not notice? The camera was directly on it for a while 😂

[@cluster_f1575]

Gotta give props to Spartan for correctly identifying Mike's lawyer as one of the first who was targeted in prison

[@lelouchvibritannia4028]

Walt saying to Lydia, "Learn to take yes for an answer" is another trait he took from someone he killed, this one being Mike who said the same thing to him in Season 4 Episode 2.

[@Kevin.Costner.]

“ You got me “ chills dude, this episode sent me from a 4AM Binge onto extending it to 6 during covid Watch

[@Kevin.Costner.]

I woke up into a whole different week, yall be safe with binging never overdue it😅

[@Randomyoutubecommenter]

Walters cockiness has finally caught him

[@Inquiringmind0]

When we watched this live we had to wait a year for the next episode. No binging.

[@rkdeshdeepak4131]

the two montages in this episode, the prison killing and crystal blue persuasion , are just great.

[@lukash4442]

rewatching this series with you guys was a lot of fun, can't wait for the last few episodes.

[@manvirshergill1739]

This episode features imo the best two montages in the entire series, the prison killing montage and the "crystal blue persuasion" montage, both done to perfection.

[@superdaveozbourne7993]

Unbelievable eh

[@jxsh03]

"Lydia learn to take yes for an answer" Sounds familiar... "You won Walter. You got the job. Do yourself a favour and learn to take yes for an answer." - Mike S4E2

[@ajs8873]

Also, in that same scene, Lydia said "We're gonna make a lot of money together." Tuco said the same thing to Walter in S01E07

[@movystarr]

This is one show you wish you could erase from your memory and watch it again, just like Jane once said ...'its about making that feeling last'

[@kornelthunderbolt9962]

absolutely, a show i would like to experience the first time again. and again. and again.

[@UTFR58]

i first watched Breaking Bad during covid, so rewatching it through spartan and pudgey is like a complete rewatch for me and it’s so refreshing. it’s crazy how many small details i missed when first watching

[@Buttcakes15]

@@UTFR58I’ve been a fan of the show since it came out and have rewatched it like 3 or 4 times with various people, and I still find new stuff to appreciate.

[@Inquiringmind0]

I often think that. But there is one problem with that - for those of us who watched it as it was airing, it was a special experience. It was amazing being part of it as it was happening. If I erased it from my mind, it would be a cool experience binging it for the first time, but I would never be able to get the experience of watching it as it was airing. As a communal experience and a cultural phenomenon. There was nothing like going on IMBD and theory crafting with everyone after each episode. Wondering what was going to happen next. That you could never get if you weren't there the first time. That is the problem with today's shows. There is no longer a communal experience. Everyone just watches everything on their own time, at their own speed. Sure it's convenient, but we have lost something special. We've lost our culture. In fact, now that I think about it, we lost a lot of things because of our desire for convenience. We lost our privacy, we ruined television, we ruined dating and hanging out with people in person and much much more. Sad.

[@Buttcakes15]

@@Inquiringmind0 I think house of the dragon is still keeping alive that communal experience that you’re talking about. Every episode that comes out of that show is like an event.

[@cpsiing]

"It's Easy Money - 'Till We Catch You."

[@Jackinabox3457]

"Walt, why don't you say the word and we'll take you on a ride along."

[@steves9955]

“Watch us knock down a meth lab, get a little excitement in your life heh heh”

[@firevfx5393]

"someday"

[@mpfrierson91]

The name of the episode is also the name of one of Walt Whitman's poems: "GLIDING O'ER ALL, through all, Through Nature, Time, and Space, As a ship on the waters advancing, The voyage of the soul--not life alone, Death, many deaths I'll sing."

[@formdusktilldeath]

Hank was always just one dump away from the truth.

[@John_Locke_108]

Aren't we all?

[@TampaCEO]

8:20 - I love how Walter sounds like Jane when she said "You and me? Who's you and me?"

[@khalil6563]

"we?" "who's we?"

[@The_Halfway_Channel]

I refreshed the page, and BAM. 22 seconds into the upload. You guys are great.

[@bobogus7559]

28:11 The single most appropriate use of "Holy sh*t!" I've ever seen.

[@d.-_-.b]

Remember Walt always took his drinks neat… until he killed Mike, who always has his drinks on the rocks. Now in this episode when Hank offers Walt a drink he has it on the rocks - once more Walt takes on a characteristic of someone he has killed.

[@notbubu]

This was the point at which people started telling me I really needed to watch this show, I started watching in time to catch up when it came back for the second half of the season, so didn't have to go through the long wait others did!

[@kolapse320]

Pudgey is so goddamn sharp. Been binging your reaction and she is always spot on so many things. Beauty and brains

[@scardin3520]

She thought Jesse had the gun cause he was gunna kill himself😂😂 she has no common sense or street smarts

[@extraplain2412]

​@@scardin3520 That's a fair thing to think. It's called having an open mind and being able to see all of the multiple different possibilities. It's obvious you have no common sense or street smarts. Internet trolls hating on women because they have very small penises is hilarious. Don't worry someone will love you one day... Maybe. Probably not.

[@angie-tq4ew]

This lightbulb moment was so brilliantly done. In all the theories I had on how Hank would find out about Walt, this way was not on my list. LOL! Sooooo good!

[@Timsentube]

You are guys are so thoughtful and I love watching these!

[@DustinAxelson]

*"OMG NORWAY"*

[@balrog7252]

From this moment on, the most exciting episodes in the history of television begin. I remember when I watched them for the first time, I watched them in one day, back to back, I couldn't stop watching, I couldn't stop watching even for a moment. The last scene of episode 9 will have such a huge, gigantic emotional charge that you will feel your heart trying to break out of your chest. This is one of the most interesting scenes in the entire series. But the best will come later.

[@PeterDB90]

I also loved the scene where Walter tells Jesse to kill Gale and then how he smugly explains to Mike and the other guy that NOW they CAN’T kill him, they need him.

[@keithreid1357]

This show is the best! My favorite all time! I love the way they cut back to the conversation between Walt and Hank and then Hanks realization. Gives me chills every time.

[@thehooptytube]

I love your reaction of Breaking Bad. I have been on this journey with you since episode one. I look forward to your videos to drop so I can watch with my morning coffee before work. Makes me sad that we are on the back side of the ride. Thank you guys!

[@waitingforgodot355]

Spartan's "Loading Bar" bit was great. Love these!

[@kevinatenine9797]

hank sitting on the toilet is like: "it was willy wonka all along"

[@space_1073]

I can't even imagine being a fan as these were coming out and having to wait A YEAR for the next episode

[@LaCheeserie]

It was fun and not fun. It was all we knew. Well I was late to the show and binged, but watched I think last two seasons real time

[@samuelchallis3420]

The gaps between seasons was rough, but the week of discourse after each episode was so much fun as we speculated and no one knew what was next

[@Philliben1991]

We do some of our best thinking on the toilet 🤣

[@Calebe_Sagaz]

I loved the ''He's the lawyer he's not the lawyer'' debate. HASWASHASHHHA

[@pfgmetal82]

Never buy a house with only one bathroom.

[@TheBlueDragon86]

We had to wait a whole year to see what happened from here. There was so much speculation, it was wild! Can’t wait for you guys to see the last half of this season, so intense!

[@sarge0063]

Just little fun fact. 5% of people in Czech Republic doesn't use meth. However it is true that we have the most meth labs in Europe.

[@ericm9411]

“you caught me, indisposed” “you mean like taking a shit?” walt and hank interaction a few seasons ago

[@monkeyman1350]

Best and funniest plot twist in television history

[@Hopehubris1492]

The whole chat to Pudgy today: “THIS IS SPARTA!”😊

[@speedymaster5758]

You are lucky as hell that you get to wait only a few days to start watching the last 8 episodes.. Where as we breaking bad fanatics and hardcore fans had to wait 12 god damn months 😂 to see what happens.. the longest dump ever recorded in tv series history 😂.. Last 8 episodes are the most epic in tv history..

[@wmfedricks]

Totally agree Just when you think they couldn't amp the action/drama up anymore, They somehow do.

[@Javinator3000]

They've finished the show on patreon

[@ludwigmises]

Hank: “So Walt has been working with both Gail and Willy Wonka.”

[@Antrod]

And he sat there for an ENTIRE YEAR putting it all together!

[@user-td4do3op2d]

What an episode. LOVE crystal blue persuasion

[@laknyeiphom5646]

That was the longest shit ever In television history, we have to wait for an entire year for Hank to come out of the toilet 😂😂

[@evergray5063]

Also, remember… after hanks epiphany on the sh¡ttєr and the screen went black, we live-watchers had to wait AN ENTIRE YEAR to see what happens next… it was torture Here’s another thing a lot of people either don’t remember or never caught… the naming of this entire 16 episode (16?) last season has been categorized differently at different times: AMC also had Mad Men at this time, and they did the exact same thing with breaking bad, they split the “final season“ into one extra long season, as far as episode, count goes, and broke it up with a year in between. IMO, If you do eight episodes one year, and then eight episodes, the next year, that’s not one season, that’s two seasons, albeit slightly shorter seasons. At one point, the eighth episode chunks of breaking bad were referred to as season 5A and season 5B. When it hit streaming services, don’t remember if it was Netflix or Amazon for the first time, it was actually listed as season 5 and season 6, because I remember thinking that made a lot more sense when I binge watched it with my girlfriend who had never seen it. As of today, on Wikipedia, the episodes are listed as season 5 part 1 & part 2. Now, a decade later, they’re just referring to the entire thing as season 5. A bit of pointless trivia there, but as I stated above, I think it makes more sense to split them into two seasons, and call the second half season 6… - The first season only had seven episodes - seasons two through four had 13 episodes each - it would keep continuity with their previous season finale‘s, like how season four picked up literally the next second after season three, and season five started not only the second after season four ended, but it actually jumps back a few moments and replays some conversations from the end of season four 🤷🏻‍♂️ **EDIT** : I hate the modern version of Siri and how it puts random commas in the middle of sentences for no reason whatsoever. I’m not wasting my time to go back and edit out every single absurd and unnecessary comma

[@LaCheeserie]

Sopranos on that list of the split final season. And it had big breaks in between certain seasons

[@Inquiringmind0]

The reasons season 1 had only 7 episodes was because there was a writer's strike. It would have had 13 episodes otherwise. After the 4th season, like you said, something started to change in the industry where they would shorten the season down to 8 episodes per season. But they didn't want to pay the actors for a new season so they found a loop hole. They would just say it's the same season but broken in two parts. It was a slimy practice. Eventually they stopped doing that, but the worst part is that 8 episode seasons because the standard. Now you no longer have those nice long 12-13 episode seasons. Everything is 8. 10 if you're lucky, and 6 if you're not. It's horrible. One of many reasons why I hate television these days. And don't get me started on the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. That has pretty much ruined everything.

[@evergray5063]

@@Inquiringmind0 ahhh! I never knew the dirty little secret about paying them for one season instead of two! Makes perfect sense for such a scumbag industry. I DID know about the writer strike for season one, I was just saying it wouldn’t really break continuity (that much) to do shorter seasons. Oh yea, “DEI”… it’s not just killing entertainment (did you know to be considered for an Oscar? Now you have to have X percentage of “under represented“ groups at every level of production, regardless of actual talent?) Yeah, it’s not DEI, it’s DIE, because it kills everything it touches, or just turns it to utter sh¡t

[@Inquiringmind0]

@@evergray5063 Just to be clear, it's not that they didn't pay them for the second season, it's that they paid them the same for both seasons because technically they are the same season. If it was acknowledged that it was a new season then they would have to renegotiate the contract with the actors and pay them a lot more money. If a show is successful and people want to see more, it gives the actors more leverage and so they want more money with each new season. As for the DEI in the Oscars, man, you've hit a nerve. I remember when I first found out about it and was trying to tell everyone how wokeness is now forced in the entertainment industry, but all these liberals refused to believe me. They denied that any wokeness exists. That it is normal for everything to be diverse and that I was simply being a racist or phobe. Now finally, people are waking up to what DEI really is and how corrosive it is. The tide seems to have shifted against DEI in the last couple months. Maybe finally soon we will begin dismantling it across the board and eventually eradicate this cancer from our culture.

[@nguvideos2868]

I remember this, at first I thought breaking bad had another season because how they were broken up, if I remember correctly even the original DVD sets had a s5 and s6

[@SeenGod]

notice the song that played during the montage? ‘Crystal Blue Persuasion’ 😎

[@Sadpotatoirl2010]

"WALT..... I don't know man"

[@adur6400]

I think we have an imposter among us

[@DrewDragoon]

You're seeming kind of sus lately

[@portalmanHUN]

DON'T LIE TO ME WALT

[@travisgray8376]

After Walt told Skylar hes out the next scene is one month later a time jump happens. So Walt's family was back for about a month before hank n marie came over that day.

[@jackhowes8530]

Hank become a villain from here on out and it becomes villains v villains with sky and Walter v Hank and Marie

[@jimchabai3163]

Well done Spartan. For the first time, you are 100% correct.

[@isaacjimenez9521]

I've waited so long for you guys to get to this part! It's so great!

[@BoredOnlineBoardOffline]

For me the best group of television episodes of all time are from the moment Hank sits down on that toilet to the series finale. Heart pounding stuff from here on out.

[@aledjango]

This was the mid-season finale (I hope these no longer exist), because what a cliffhanger

[@santerip1611]

Better Call Saul had a mid-season finale and it was almost as bad

[@thehardyfan9908]

@@santerip1611no where near as bad, this was a year wait better call Saul was a few months

[@samuelchallis3420]

@@thehardyfan9908and that delay was caused by Bob Odenkirk’s heart attack on set stopping production

[@thehardyfan9908]

@@samuelchallis3420 I think that was during season 5s filming not season 6, I think the break was just a typical shows mid season break

[@dax977]

Haha I was waiting for this to happen! Pudgeys face 😂😂 brilliant

[@dking8082]

Lucky you guys didn't have to wait a year for the next episode to air lol

[@CrispyChips007]

Right when he finally got out 😂damn this show is too perfect

[@maliciousclouds1614]

Breaking Bad is a masterclass in filmmaking.

[@caleidoscopecara]

I love that Hank found out on the toilet. There’s some symbolism in there about intimacy, secrecy, what happens behind closed doors, someone being full of shit 😂 really though i think it’s poetic that the discovery of a dirty family secret happened in the most private room or Walt’s own home. And that with all his attention to detail, Walt got caught from something he would have never even considered a problem. It’s also cool that, in a way, Gale helped Walt get caught from the beyond the grave 🤭

[@jessetorres8738]

15:04. Here's the information on Mike's 10 men killed during this scene: 01. Dan Wachsberger; the lawyer hired by Mike to defend the other 9 men & was making drops of hazard pay money to keep their silence. Also, if you watch the behind the scenes for this episode it's revealed that Dan is talking to his own lawyer about his wife & kids before he gets stabbed. 02. Ron Forenall; Madrigal warehouse foreman who supplied chemicals to Gus' meth empire & Lydia turned over to police in Fifty-One. 03. Andrew Holt; enforcer for Gus that appeared in Problem Dog & was mentioned by Dennis in Hazard Pay. 04. Jack McGann; enforcer for Gus. 05. Isaac Conley; enforcer for Gus. 06. Harris Boivin; enforcer for Gus that was sent to kill Walt & his family in Face Off. 07. Raymond Martinez; enforcer for Gus that was sent to kill Walt & his family in Face Off. 08. Anthony Perez; enforcer for Gus that was mentioned by Dennis in Hazard Pay. 09. William Moniz; enforcer for Gus. Also, if you watch the behind the scenes for this episode it's revealed that his actor did the stunt of being thrown off the balcony & landed on a pile of cardboard boxes. 10. Dennis Markowski; manager of Gus' laundromat where the lab was in the basement that let Gomez investigate in End Times & was told by Mike his wife would get his hazard pay money. The prison killings are inspired by the baptism scene in The Godfather where the 5 rival gang leaders are killed on orders by Michael while here the 10 witnesses are killed by Jack's men on orders by Walt.

[@RaptureResins]

Love rewatching the series through you guys. Quick note for the Walt and Jesse scene and Jesse having his gun...this was further explained in a bonus DVD scene called "Chicks & Guns" and better explains Jesse's state of mind. Definitely google the scene - warning - not likely youtube friendly.

[@brianne3327]

You are all of us when we watched it in real time. The writing is just so phenomenal!!!!

[@zo_leo8401]

I dont think its stupid that Hank found out this way. If you think about it Walter is no different than any of those serial killers who get caught because of trophies and mementos. Walter killed Crazy 8 and to remind himself of that he now cuts the crust of his sandwiches because Crazy 8 didnt like crust. After he killed Jane and the fallout from that caused the planes to crash he kept the eyeball of the teddy bear to remind him of his victims. After he got Gale killed he kept that memento to remind himself of Gale another victim. After he killed Gus he took his Pollos Hermanos rearview mirror tag as a trophy. A lot of killer have been convicted on the fact they kept a piece of clothing or jewelry from each of their victims. Walter is one and the same.

[@angie-tq4ew]

Very good point. 👍

[@michaelespeland]

I wish I could erase this show from my mind, so I could watch it blind for the first time again

[@snidefultodd]

Spartan: I'm one of those people who respond to the stimuli provided by the show.

[@joeydrummer7929]

And. Here. We. Go. Prepare for the greatest ramp up to the end of the season and series in television history.

[@MattMajcan]

yes spartan, youre so right about the lawyer, i dont know what lawyer pudgey is talking about lol

[@bunpeishiratori5849]

Does she think Dennis was a lawyer? Odd.

[@dariusz_darson_8968]

One thing I find funny: people don't believing Walt when he says he's out. I mean the hatred towards Walt seems to be so blinding. I mean, just freaking pay attention to Cranston's amazing delivery, his body language and facial expression. It's quite clear that getting out and admitting it was actually hard for Walt to do. And Bryan sells it beautifully. Not to mention the setup before the scene: first the hospital, then visiting Jesse and giving him his money - we can see change in Walt already there. But hey, let's just blindly hate Walter and assume every thing he does is a lie and manipulation smh lol 😅

[@bunpeishiratori5849]

Well said. It’s becoming tiresome to see how so many reactors fall into this line of thinking. Everything Walt does is evil and everything that Jesse and Mike do is fine. It was obvious as hell that Walt was out for good this time.

[@szeddezs]

Well let's keep it real, most things Walt did, especially in this season, was non-stop manipulation. But I agree that it was blatantly obvious that he was sincere when he quit, if not by his demeanor then by the fact that he went for a cancer screening and gave Jesse his 5 million.

[@willesnille]

Agreed. Also perfectly in line with his psychology. He did it to leave his family money - check. He did it for thrills - its become a non-actionpacked 9-5 grind. He did it for greatness and glory and achievement - check.

[@cherylhurst7093]

I never thought about it before, but Gale, who Walt told Jesse to kill, giving that book to Walt was the final clue that got him caught. Almost a win for Gale. Walt in and out of reality in this episode. Walt Whitman is a famous poet/writer.

[@chester6514]

‘Us? Who is us?’ ‘We? Who is we?’

[@DB-zp9un]

HERE WE GO!!!!!! The best run of episodes in TV!!!

[@carriesmith742]

8:25 come on Pudgey! You can't have it both ways! In the into you said Jesse was definitely out and needed to be! 16:28 yes it was! You're wrong, Pudgey. You're allowed to be off for an episode and let Spartan shine sometimes. 28:30 Nice catch with the Walt Whitman book!

[@TheRepublican777]

Yes the lawyer who got caught putting all the money got arrested so he would be in jail the lawyer who was sitting with the guy from the laundry trying to get him a deal is a different lawyer

[@Moongaze_]

Lol why doesn't your girlfriend believe you when you say something? Sparta: "The lawyer was killed first, I saw it with my own two eyes!" Pudgy: "Nope" Cracks me up 😂

[@mrtveye6682]

The amount of story progression they managed to put into one single episode is just crazy. We got the whole prison assassination, we got the deal with Lydia, we got Walt quitting, and we got Hank finally finding out the truth. That was enough material other shows would make half a season out of.

[@Grumbo91]

The wait during the mid-season break was absolute torture.

[@azamatlalayev4746]

Hank is kinda slow, isn't he? I mean, we knew it was Walt since the first season 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@Kevin.Costner.]

Elite comment😂😂😂😂

[@Kevin.Costner.]

Personally when the boss got fired for the Fring thing “right under my nose, invited him to dinner with family” i thought Hank would catch on then and suspect someone close to him (on first watch of the show)

[@prettybullet7728]

There were plenty of red flags along the way. Hank still viewed Walt as he did at the beginning of the show, a brilliant but weak man who was indecisive so it doesn't really surprise me that he did not pay attention to all the strange scenarios until he picked up that book.

[@SpartanandPudgey]

🤣🤣🤣

[@gustavolamego9913]

imagine having this episode releasing, and then having to wait a whole year to watch part 2 of season 5. Im glad we live in a netflix era hahhahaha

[@lelouchvibritannia4028]

This episode onwards is the best television and story-telling in history.

[@Goomberdups]

reasons to watch better call saul: mike doesnt die

[@chrisfuentes4482]

We had to wait a year for this goddamn cliffhanger 😢

[@Chris.Antoine]

Imagine seen this episode and had to wait a year for the next one 😅

[@advancedlevelgaming]

I love them arguing about the 'lawyaaaaa'

[@deathninja16]

I REMEMBER WHEN THIS EPISODE CAME OUT. AND WE HAD TO WAIT MONTHS AND MONTHS FOR THE NEXT ONE.

[@zXSleeZy]

Guys you need to stop with the spoilers in your title. Now for me it's not an issue, since i've seen the series 200 times. But these videos get randomly recommended and risk spoiling others. It's generally considered bad manners to put spoilers in the title. But then again i'm also a bit satly due i've gotten spoiled that way before on other shows. Random reccomendation for a video and the title or thumbnail spoils, even tho i didn't even search for game or show x. Now that BT addon doesn't work anymore it's extra hard to avoid such channels.

[@Josh86_559]

Imagine, we had to wait a year to find out what happened. Lol longest year of my life

[@Latexi_LMX]

I really love Spartan's character progression

[@iGraves1]

Great reaction as always, I really like Pudgey cosplaying as Goku

[@TheRepublican777]

Everything comes full circle in this episode the fly,the thing he punched the cancer the painting in Jacks place is the same as the painting in the hospital all the things that are said are repeating things that someone else has said in the past remembering the RV

[@jgreen2015]

Naaauuuur!

[@anonymouse4083]

😂

[@AmbassadorDvinn]

lol aaaaannnd pudgey takes the L again :P (on the lawyer), and then has the audacity to slam spartan about details at the end. yall kill me🤣💀

[@lancenwokeji6349]

About the fly in the beginning, IMO the fly represents Walt’s guilt. He felt guilt before for letting Jane die, and now he feels guilty for killing Mike. The shot in which he gets up and we see a poster of flies behind him is so striking and almost disturbing to me on rewatch for some reason

[@KurtMercer]

The longest shit in television history -- Hank sitting on the pot for the year it took to reveal the next episode. Buckle up, Pudgey & Spartan.

[@stevesmith4600]

Spartan was 100% right about the lawyer. He's 2 for 13 now, but at least he's on an upswing.

[@mrcool7358]

Hank Reaction at the end is Priceless in a way similar to "High Seption Reaction when he knew he was dead when cerise blew the sept of balor "

[@sfdko3291]

Someone did the math and I think there was approximately $25 million in that pile. Funneling $25 million is insane. You can't spend it all without someone noticing.

[@74gould]

That ending..!! 😅 Man, this ending - for me - kicks the final season into overdrive. From here on out, the show is in full “holy sh!!t” mode.

[@Stevil3113]

This was the mid season finale. We had to wait like 4 months after this episode. It was rough.