Walter Warns Hank To Tread Lightly | Blood Money | Breaking Bad

[@illeagle666]

Shame we don't see the awkward part where Walt asks Hank to let him out of the garage.

[@askreddit.threads]

That's what I was thinking about. How awkward would that be ahahahaha

[@badmanskill1112]

Walt probably just grabbed the remote and did it himself.

[@hedon5028]

@@badmanskill1112 that's exactly what I was thinking

[@KungfooMF]

And help me find my glasses

[@slick3996]

my canon is that he just snarkily looks at the remote next to him, presses the button then a slight grin appears on his face as he walks past Hank who is stil looking the same direction Possibly a slight wave as he's walking out, maybe even a one liner like ''Be seeing you'' or somehing

[@TayshawnTryston1605]

Hank’s face is looking like a menace. Dean Norris played this character so well.

[@PleaseDoNotDoThis]

If you listen to the DVD commentaries, they kept mentioning how Bryan Cranston was constantly being critical of how Dean Norris was playing Hank, they were still friendly and professional but they would butt heads occasionally.

[@jstplay3945]

@@PleaseDoNotDoThisdo you mean like he was critical of his performance as Hank overall or just this scene ? Do you mind sharing a link to what you’re mentioning. Thanks

[@robelab4273]

​@@PleaseDoNotDoThisit could be the nature of the character to look goofy even in more serious situations.

[@Scarfacekiller]

I still love the young Dean from Total Recall & T2 judgement day. He’s a great actor.

[@ParasiteEvel]

Sure, "it happened but I don't have proof!"

[@RafaelFerreira-zq7jo]

Tha eyes of hank are totally cleared now, he sees the whole truth for first time

[@H.K.5]

“It’s you Walt, you’re Breaking Bad!”

[@clursunny]

That’s what I found interesting, his eyes are completely different from any other scene. That’s great acting.

[@acebase14days]

​@@clursunny fr looks badass

[@pink43560]

His 🇬🇧 pants 🩲 full though 😂

[@RafaelFerreira-zq7jo]

@@clursunny well, he is a great actor. But this take is more about photography, the directo and his team made the perfect lighting to give us that effect of bright eyes

[@Exoallas]

We all know that deep inside, this punch is because Walt knows more about rocks, I mean Minerals than Hank.

[@DrHurricaneA115]

DUDE I AM CRYING LAUGHING OFF THIS COMMENT 😭😭😭

[@RKSV.SPV.BOXTEL.BUU.]

@@DrHurricaneA115 They are rocks not minerals

[@sarasohaib6765]

@@DrHurricaneA115 i actually get a punch by a boy in my childhood its about kite thread who hold firstt the thread i was very near to thread then he give a punch upon my mouth to hold first the thread of the kite and m y teeth was broken sorry for bad english

[@slorgdulschmodus]

They're vitamins not minerals

[@1983robbo]

My neighbour is always going to the hospital with concussion. He lives a stones throw away.

[@DaScorpionSting]

Walt's Heisenberg persona came out after Hank told him to bring Skyler and the kids.

[@nathanpierce7681]

dear god it hasn't even been an hour how are you here already

[@jg2722]

Hank deserved what happened after not minding his business.

[@ashkara8652]

@@jg2722 catching drug dealers is literally his business

[@tylerhartley5031]

Bravo Walt

[@tylerhartley5031]

​@@jg2722No his obsession to catch Walt is what got him killed. If he would have slowed it down to find out his options were to put him in jail then he wouldn't have died. But because he was so hellbent on catching him , and add Walter's chaotic nature in the mix, then you get a disaster just waiting to happen.

[@Fatlord27]

4:01 I love the way hanks actor delivers this line. Despite all the harsh words and all the lashing out that just took place, this isn’t anger - it’s heartbreak

[@Boomshakalaga]

More than a heartbreak it is the realisation of what walt actually became

[@InfectedEnnui]

@@Boomshakalaga more than the realization -- it's a heartbreak.

[@blotterdowney8075]

it’s more astonishment and being overwhelmed by the magnitude of the situation than heartbreak

[@zak6925]

@@blotterdowney8075 It's more than astonishment and being overwhelmed - it's heartbreak

[@Ainttrippin]

@@zak6925 It's more than heartbreak -- it's the stark dawning of the idea that a loved one is a monster

[@mariobaratti2985]

They are both really bald men in their own way

[@mashhoudsheikh]

This comment, for whatever reason.. Broke me. 😂🤣

[@dragonrabbit7410]

@@mashhoudsheikh 🤣🤣same!

[@callmetae6627]

You meant bold, right? ...right? 😂

[@andrewgeissler8887]

The hair stylist did a good job on this scene.

[@AngleNeo]

😂😂😂

[@devankey8498]

walt showing hank the tracker he found was all the confirmation hank needed, because why would a highschool teacher with cancer be searching for trackers on their vehicle

[@MrWilliamson9411]

His ego got the best of him. He could have just never said anything to Hank, but deep down he wanted him to find out he was Heisenberg.

[@mihailcirlig8187]

​@MrWilliamson9411 he wanted Hank to acknowledge him for one time and see his real potential, he always felt like Hank was kind of undermining him

[@Suicidal_Soy_Sauce]

Maybe he wasn't searching for trackers. Maybe he was checking his tires and found it in his wheel well.

[@Eliza-yd7fi]

No, i think it's because at that moment Hank knew Walt knew Hank knew. No element of surprise, so he unleashes his anger.

[@jb2078]

I mean Walt could've been washing his car at the car wash and noticed it

[@mrjornun2673]

Top 5 scenes in the series. The acting on display here from both Cranston and Norris is legendary. You could literally feel the tension between the two.

[@woodwyrm]

Best scene in the entire show, to me, that one moment of nirvana where Cranston and Norris act like they never will again, it's just perfect.

[@fredbarriskell6578]

Mike's half measure speech is in the top five I'm hoping?

[@eiffe]

The tension is real. Heisenberg just told him he is Cranston.

[@AlexTTzer0]

@@fredbarriskell6578 My favourite is *sniff* .... "tight... Tight, Tight, Tight!

[@saulspeaks2557]

There's actually a blooper of this scene. The garage door didn't work the first few times. They both stayed intense and in character until about the 4th or 5th try. Cranston broke and laughed. Norris kept the straight face but fell into Cranston, indicating he couldn't hold it back anymore either. Funny, but more cool to see how "into" the scene they were, even with the garage door failing 😂

[@franciskim2932]

The look on Hanks face when he tells Walt to rot is phenomenal. The combination of resentment, pain, and some sort of remorse. He means what he says but it almost looks like it hurts him to say it cause, after all, Walt is family. Amazing acting

[@AlexeyFilippenkoPlummet]

More like, he's aware that what he says is super bad, but he doesn't care

[@thetechlibrarian]

I just caught that too

[@DifferentTypesofPeople]

It almost sounds like he is just drained during this statement. All the built-up rage caught up to him in that moment.

[@eatass5627]

@@DifferentTypesofPeoplenothing is an accident he said it that way to convey that empathy doesn’t just disappear in moments like this he’s still someone he loved

[@CaptainMiasma]

“I don’t know who you are..” is one of Hank’s best lines of dialogue..The way he says it is amazing..

[@JahnnyBonx]

All the BBqs , thanksgiving’s, christmases they’ve spent. Even just regular dinners together. All to end like this is brutal on the psyche

[@Autonomous15]

@@JahnnyBonx no different than the change Walt felt when he found out he had deadly cancer. Family expected him to be a bitch, but he secretly became strong.

[@evair_90]

Dean Norris is a great actor. Look at his expressions, he can express the feeling of hate.

[@stonemila]

And He is so handsome

[@onewhojokes]

Yes, he totally deserved an Emmy for this role but wasn't even nominated 💔

[@gregbearne2195]

I read recently that he graduated from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. A very prestigious Drama school. It shows in BB

[@InfectedEnnui]

not just hate, but great pain. hurt, horror, rage

[@ED-209UHD]

Starship Troopers 💪

[@OctoStar20]

3:50 Walter's mask drops and Heisenberg takes over. Bryan Cranston is such a beast of an actor.

[@Viruz32]

Cringe comment. Bro just lowered his voice. You're acting like he's a real life supervillain 😂

[@Tincoco_]

@@Viruz32not cringe at all. It’s literally what happens just like everytime you see his demeanor change it’s such a clear change between this is an innocent 50yr old and this mf ain’t playing

[@Tincoco_]

Also it’s perfect cus as he says it Hank says idk who you are right afterWhich basically shows you who’s talking and what’s up

[@grattten98]

@@Tincoco_ don’t waste your time explaining. He’s a fool.

[@justinwright1745]

@@grattten98bro thinks Bryan Cranston won multiple Emmy’s for lowering his voice💀

[@axelsanchez5849]

1:37 When I find out the guy I’ve been defending in Among Us is the impostor

[@MakusinMeringue]

Waaalt, I dunno man...

[@JustinCage56]

This hurts too much to read...

[@ethanethanethawhipwhorp]

who actually plays among us now lol

[@EJPeditz]

For some reason, Ssundee is still playing it

[@muneerkhan6526]

@@ethanethanethawhipwhorp hey it's fun

[@johnreed4743]

The sheer change in tone when Cranston said the words "tread lightly" is impressive. As someone with a small amount of acting experience, changing your tone so abruptly, in the middle of a sentence at that, is extremely impressive.

[@patriciabarajas7925]

It made my stomach drop.

[@David_Downs]

but to him its just another day at work.

[@Setsuna161616]

4:01 Wow, Hank's dementia was getting real bad.

[@biscuitboy5291]

Cranston's switch to Heisenberg with "That is not going to happen" is a masterpiece of acting that is right there with Christoph Waltz's "You are sheltering enemies of the state, are you not" from Inglorious Basterds. The subtle cues of the different personas shifting. Just amazing.

[@timetowakeup6302]

Great observation

[@VIMaggotVIBrainzVI]

Also reminds me of Gus's switch from jovial restaurant manager to ice cold drug lord during the first sitdown with Walt

[@NotBroihon]

Can't take this scene seriously since seeing the outtakes where the garage door remote doesn't work.

[@RailRiderCoast2Coast]

Or when Jesse is at the NA meeting outside, I keep hearing the teacher say Aaron? 😅

[@Ishbikes]

Thats why I don’t watch outtakes.. I seen one *behind the scenes* clips when they were doing Gus’ makeup for the death scene. Even that was crossing the line..

[@neilperdomo6979]

2:39 the intense hate, but also mourning for the image he had for his brother-in-law visible in the line. Wow.

[@theflash691]

Hank sounded so sad when he said "good" about his cancer being back. He couldn't believe he was saying that to his brother in law, but he knew the world would be better off without Heisenberg..

[@saiyansnake]

4:40 I like how Hank's side is bathed in light, and Walter's side is going into darkness

[@rahmv4877]

The director really knows his angle 😊😊😊 one of the most underappreciated in this series and for me one of the reason I love breaking bad

[@78thandSynth]

That’s an awesome observation. 🤘

[@OnlyTwoShoes]

There's no light coming from the second window either

[@papitasloup2119]

And the lights is brightening Hank's eyes beautifully, literally clearing his vision to the truth of heisenberg

[@jakeplumber1373]

God shut up

[@thomaszanzal7846]

He did not tread lightly ---- and he ended up six feet under.

[@mr_guy661]

"He's smarter than you. He's luckier than you..."

[@sikufox]

Ya walt shoulda treaded lightly cuz he ended up dead and with nothing while also being hated by everybody. If only he treaded lightly...

[@LoneCloudHopper]

Walt wouldn't have done him any harm. He loved the guy. Uncle Jack was another story.

[@californialove964]

He had it coming

[@Eliza-yd7fi]

​@@sikufoxa dead man treading lightly? Walt accomplished all he wanted, he built an Empire the likes of which never seen before. He left his kids money, and he died like a warrior dies in battle, in a chemistry lab, amongst all the things he loved his entire life. He had power, influence, and he left his mark. This is way more important than family, at least to Walter White.

[@harm3825]

So much bald energy in this one clip

[@dr_tandros4586]

😂😂😂

[@Bigbobe-d5o]

Haven't seen that since the.mitchell brothers went at each other

[@lordhoweproductions3733]

Idk, the blue man group has 3 people bringing that bald energy

[@MattiasSvanberg1987]

​@@lordhoweproductions3733 The Jew man group got four

[@Zlarel]

Yeah the acting talent really shines

[@privateer0561]

Best acting by Dean Norris ever. He was magnificent in this scene. The anger and betrayal on his face...

[@isaactrujillo5455]

3:58 An acting master class by Mr Dean Norris 👌

[@nosireyessir]

Tight Tight Tight!!

[@wesspect]

you’re thinking of Chuck Norris. He plays a Texas Ranger.

[@ahabduennschitz7670]

​@@wesspectYoure thinking of Tex Avery, he is a Cowboy

[@WatekFox]

*Hank :* Heisenberg ! Heisenberg ! *Walt :* You're goddamn right ! You're goddamn ri- *Hank :* Shut it !

[@paulie153]

Somebody should make a spoof of this

[@hamzwhat4492]

@@paulie153why don’t you do it toots

[@catatestrophe7499]

Lmfao 😂

[@Sepia1989]

Hank was powerful over his brother in law just like he always did but at 3:58 he started to remember Heisenberg's record and it shocked him to the core.

[@Gameboy-Unboxings]

4:44 i've always wondered what happens after this. Does Hank just open the door & tell Walt to get out? Does Walt have to awkwardly ask Hank to open the door? So many questions.

[@infinitedepression4508]

If you’ve watched the show, Hank or Walt can’t remember which one, opens the garage door and when Walt gets in his car, they race to call Skylar to tell her what they’ve respectively discovered, that Hank knows he’s Heisenberg.

[@SuperGraynard]

Actually after this at 4:45 you can see they're still standing there

[@Gameboy-Unboxings]

@@infinitedepression4508 it's been awhile since I've watched but I could have sworn it just cuts to Walt walking away from a closing garage door.

[@wesspect]

@@infinitedepression4508 you expect us to watch the show? what am I, made of netflix?!?

[@JamesBlanchardCisneros]

Obviously, they dimmed the garage lights and made sweet love to each other!

[@kazj1728]

Great acting, yes, but can we all just appreciate the cinematography for a sec? That lighting on their eyes and the framing of each shot. Brilliant work.

[@gerdsjor1397]

He sounds so innicent when the sentence starts but the "tread lightly" sounds so sinister

[@samperez1718]

3:14 technically Walter was right

[@tone6895]

"That is not going to happen." Heisenberg briefly showing his face.

[@zizoumonk10]

This show…these scenes…they’re endlessly rewatchable…they never get old

[@guyhaseeb]

Everyone is talking about Dean Norris' acting in the heat of this moment, but his expression of contained anger, sadness and betrayal in the beginning of the scene is palpable enough that you can literally feel the emotions yourself. It's like the heartbreak before his anger fully comes out, how his expression gets terrifying before he finally throws the punch. This entire scene is a masterclass on acting from both these actors.

[@Ty__Rants]

God its so crazy the detail of switching between the Walt/Heisenberg persona's like that mid sentence. From soft voice to deep, confidant, and threatening

[@lessthanthreemetal]

The garage door closing was the most intense moment I'd ever seen on a live TV show.

[@cristristam9054]

Watch the "now you can't leave scene" from Bronx Tale.

[@erick._150]

@@cristristam9054nows you can’t leave

[@cristristam9054]

@@erick._150 "now you'ze can't leave!"

[@SmartMusician]

Love this comment. Hank answers Walt’s question by closing the garage door😭😭😭

[@alfalfalongsocks4518]

The camera work is amazing with how they make you focus on Hank’s eyes. The anger, frustration, embarrassment, and fear is shown so well through his face

[@dylancooper3690]

Hank's first instinct is to punch first, ask questions later.

[@AaBb-wf8ri]

For specific situations yes.

[@medicijnman1]

Seems like that is the case with a lot of cops

[@MonsterIcee]

Dude was gonna let him walk away, and he still closed the garage. Quit yappin

[@ImNotNormAll]

The punch was personal.

[@grepp001]

Perfect to play cop role

[@fatalshore5068]

Still the best show ever made. Scenes like this are why.

[@RJMac1982]

The Wire is better

[@Sarry_Banders]

​@@RJMac1982 Not really though

[@dazzaw4681]

Nah brah

[@elmeromero_13]

@@Sarry_Bandersthe wire is more realistic

[@Sarry_Banders]

@@elmeromero_13 well sure

[@Opno]

"say my name" and "i am the one who knocks" get all the attention, and theyre great, but the quiet, understated "tread lightly" is my personal favorite

[@The_Fat_Fury]

The way his voice/tone drops when he says to tread lightly **chefs kiss**

[@phoqueme]

"Maybe... the best course... would be" (high pitch, you can sense the desperation in Walt) "To tread lighly" (pitch immediately drops into a growl-like sound, like the beast has awakened, Heisenberg threat), amazing job

[@AT-yg4nk]

The acting of Dean Norris is masterclass!!!! And that’s alongside Brian Cranston! This scene is one of the greatest in TV history.

[@XxShadowGTxX]

Seeing these two characters completely unleashed and open eye to eye for the first time was so impeccable.

[@LuchoCastle_11]

1:29 When Walt says he likes Hard Rock and not Hard Mineral.

[@andmikkelsen898]

Dean Norris is SO underrated! With the right script.. this guy steals every scene

[@Amargosa2006]

So, not Under the Dome

[@MotivateHouse]

"Well i'm sorry you feel that way"

[@Since75]

The moment Hank hit the garage door upside down my adrenaline every time. You know it’s finally going down.

[@menikmati789]

Anthony Hopkins says this was the best acting he’s ever seen. This scene helps demonstrate why

[@USDS_TikTok_Mike]

It still blows me away how Hank's actor was able to express both hatred and absolute heartbreak with nothing more than his eyes.

[@HoneytoastINC]

Heisenberg is at his best when people underestimate him. And Hank never thought he could such things.

[@Hippiehater1683]

I never noticed before how heartbroken Hank looks at the beginning of this clip. Man almost looks like he’s about to cry. This is his brother who could’ve been a billionaire, the smartest man he’s ever met, who talked him into going through with his marriage, probably one of the only men in his life he genuinely has respect and love for - and THIS is his mortal enemy, the biggest fish he’ll ever catch, a white whale that ruined his life and threatened everything in it. And on top of that, by all the sidelining and machismo and belittling at birthday parties, this is a monster that he arguably had a hand in creating. The most dangerous kind of monster, one with a human soul. You can feel Hank’s horror and guilt at the end. Really tragic character.

[@sisigpapi]

I’ll never forget how distraught Hank is here. Dean Norris knocked it out of the park with this one

[@MgtowBarbarian]

This scene was some of the best acting I’ve ever seen especially Hank when he said” I don’t know who you are” sooooo good 👍🏻

[@KennethFornos]

This face off is amazing. For the first time now since Hanks breakdown in the car he’s seeing Heisenberg right in front of him, right under his nose.

[@Szederp]

Reading and watching things about this show...people always tend to write down Hank as cardboard box cutout template. Rough man with a big heart. But look at 4:00.....it shows that this show is featuring the best talents out there. "I don't know who you are". What a fantastic delivery.

[@MikeH628]

Hank and Walter were just way too good at their jobs, and in the end it ended up being both of their demises.

[@alightthatnevergoesout]

4:25 Erik Ten Hag to Arne Slot when he joined the Premier League

[@MT-zw1ti]

Lmao

[@tenyxkkñ]

🤣

[@PSI441]

This aged well

[@juha2031]

Who are those people?

[@MT-zw1ti]

​@@juha2031 Man United and Liverpool managers

[@billybutcher913]

2:24 This was the moment where Hank turned into the water sprinkler

[@courtsidewithjerome88]

Right in Walter's mouth 😅😅😅😅

[@Twi66e]

I like how Hank took his advice and dropped it. He could of ended up getting shot out in the desert somewhere

[@j___6782]

Walter really messed up here. All he had to do was drive normal places and never say anything about the tracker. Why would any normal person search their car for one?

[@kevinmariank]

Look at this acting. Hank is insane.

[@APERCUPETO]

That moment must be so satisfying for Walter, being more powerful and arrogant than Hank and showing him who he really is

[@TheStatisfiedOne]

I don’t think it was satisfying but Walt ego took over at this moment

[@Gineo212]

I’ll never forget watching this for the first time. And that moment Hank presses button to close the garage door… instant classic!!!

[@colten4333]

3:44 There's only 6 sentences spoken for about a minute. Dean and Bryan absolutely killed this scene with very little dialogue.

[@FinalFanatic92]

1:09 The exact moment I turned the volume up on my TV when I first watched this.

[@savethechildren2630]

Yeah, when that garage door went down, I knew it was gonna be chaos from here on out

[@jsequine927]

One of the best confrontations in television history

[@jp-od2cd]

So many great and unforgettable scenes in this show

[@Agesilaus.88]

Some of the best acting ever put to screen. The way the light illuminates Hank's eyes is perfect.

[@DeadPool-cp9ly]

I’m convinced that no other show can ever reach the level of breaking bad this was peak cinema

[@SPQRafc]

Don't need to convince but may be watch The Sopranos. It paved the way for shows like this. 1999-2006

[@clowordistroclothworld6623]

i think better call saul is on par with this show

[@user-um3fx2vk8r]

@@clowordistroclothworld6623 better call saul has a better story/character development then BB, but this has a better blend of action with a great story line

[@RJMac1982]

The Wire is better

[@DeadPool-cp9ly]

@@RJMac1982 it may be but I couldn’t understand the accent and I watched it but I didn’t like it

[@sylvann7501]

If Walt just ignored the tracker instead of confronting Hank, they'd both probably still be alive.

[@Senormegalodon]

The best tv show ever made from start to finish! They don’t make them like breaking bad anymore!

[@Dreadpirateflappy]

I disagree, and this show isn't even that old. Breaking bad season 1 wasn't even as amazing as it got later on. Shows like slow horses and severence are in the same league as this.

[@emusaurus]

Game of thrones would have been in the same league if they'd listened to the author

[@tactical1981]

What happened directly after this? Was Walt like… “can you open the garage door please?”

[@nomibe2911]

Lol😂

[@Alknix]

I'd open it a little bit, so that he'd have to crawl out.

[@advancedbasicsAB]

Both phenomenal actors!

[@Noname-y5k6b]

The acting for these two is simply superb

[@markjonno91]

Whenever hank shut the garage door & what was to happen next still brings goosebumps!

[@nathanpierce7681]

this is the moment breaking bad became better call saul

[@nevrsleep1]

And then they just stared at each other like that until the Ozymandias episode.

[@JD-hp8rz]

They are both amazing in this scene , but Cranston's ability to convey fear of being caught, anger of being threatened and grief seeing he have truly lost Hank any live Hank once felt for him. And all this from one facial expression and by making Walt uncharacteristically have to search for words carefully like he's himself worried he'll say the wrong thing. Is a display I have it seen equal to before or after. I only wish his projects since had given him characters to portray half as interesting so we could see more if it

[@jonathanpritchard103]

Still hands down the best series I’ve watched

[@princemarkied8071]

JUST STUNNING acting here. amazing gravity.. Hank shuts the garage .... *chefs kiss*

[@IBeMelissa]

The shock, anger and frustration in Hank's eyes is amazing acting from Dean Norris

[@davidkim9898]

This is the moment Hank became Heisenberg.

[@GreyDez88]

😂

[@AngleNeo]

😂😂😂 Lets cook

[@wickdaline8668]

Wonder what would happen if Walt didn't show Hank the tracker?

[@gerstein03]

Honestly I think the fact that Walt brought it up in the way he did was what confirmed it for Hank. I think in Hank's mind if Walt was innocent he would've ignored it, just taken it off without telling him, or been more direct and said "hey Hank I found this on my car what gives" rather than the reaction gaging thing he did

[@bajorekjon]

This confrontation would happen eventually. Hank is like 99 percent sure he's Heisenburg, and Walter is pretty sure Hank knows when he finds the tracker

[@janotopspin]

nothing, this is not real, it’s fiction… literally the whole point of the scene is for this reveal to happen

[@TobyMcguarro]

​@@gerstein03what?

[@johngalactus4014]

Everything changed after this... Hank was never the same.

[@Mikehawk567]

Well it wasn’t long before he died anyway

[@Elzzaw]

@@Mikehawk567 Yeah he changed a lot more after that.

[@epicfan1598]

@@Elzzaw Bruh...

[@arsenio8877]

I like how the change in Walt's voice when he says the line is so small, almost faint - which in turn makes it all more sinister. It's like he is saying to Hank: 'Look, I still consider you family and this all can be resolved peacefully, but if you come too close to ruining my facade life I will destroy you' - just with the tone of his voice. Bravo Vince!

[@paulie153]

Vravo Bince

[@simplybread67]

Holy glaze

[@sorre33]

What a show. WHAT A SHOW!!!

[@gambit3950]

Poor Walt. He's fighting cancer and getting beat up by a DEA agent.

[@stickerzz]

this is when hank realized the shocking truth; walt was the bay harbour gps tracker

[@DifferentTypesofPeople]

2:01 When you put it like that (without context of the situation), it definitely was bad.

[@CruzPro]

“Without context” I mean he still bombed a nursing home lol goofy mf

[@sajti812]

One of the best scenes in movie history. It would be such a surreal experience to be facing this dying guy you've known since forever, then realising he is an unimaginable ruthless criminal mastermind. Love how Norris conveys this shock with facial expressions.

[@littlegirlshowSynch]

He was THE unimaginable ruthless criminal mastermind, the specific one he had been chasing for years and ended up being right under his nose the whole time.

[@Lone_Coyote]

1:25 - When they call your minerals 'rocks' for the fifth time.

[@patriot459]

Hearing hank speak out to all the things Walt has done really adds to the insanity of what’s happened in the show. Like out of all the evil bastards that’s been on the show it’s crazy that in the end Walt is basically just as evil if not worse then all of them.

[@delfin5418]

4:21 I know it’s a meme but this is the moment Walter became Heisenberg. Bryan Cranston’s subtle acting with his voice when he says “tread lightly” you can hear Heisenberg slipping in. What a brilliant performance by one of the greatest modern actors.

[@Cyrus.M23]

Same with Bob Odenkirk Changing his voice when Saul's in control.

[@mistah_wyatt87104]

Bravo vince

[@samuelbravo1946]

The schizophrenia is really getting to Hank, trying to project & shift the blame of being a druglord onto an innocent, middle-class chemistry teacher.

[@alecaquino4306]

That was actually terrifying.

[@rdowg]

Still crazy to me that Cranston directed this scene, it's one of the best of the whole series

[@StamfordBridge]

Such writing and acting. As good as TV ever gets.

[@JocularJack]

The bloopers from this scene are the best. garage door kept malfunctioning and they couldn't hold back the laughter

[@soaringscott5635]

This needs to be reuploaded with the volume normalized.

[@HardTourVela]

It needs some compression tho