Breaking Bad 5x01 'Live Free or Die' | First Time Reaction 

Yeah, would be an awesome reaction.

I hope they tried to make meth as pure as heisenberg

They've probably already finished the series

@@mikeceebo8611 Good thing they still have Better Call Saul and El Camino

That MB episode was even included as a bonus DVD in the final season's bluray!

​@@AnushoofdjeYou appear to be obsessed with this person. It's weird!

It's the little details like these that make Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul such elite tier shows. Nothing would have changed story wise without the Wayfarer pin or the aviation law books on his desk. But the writers thought to put it and it just adds so much unsaid character to Saul. Just amazing.

​@@altafkalam2716 it was probably costuming and setdec but yeah

He was always a bad guy

​​@@joetamburello6292they mean committing to it

@@angeloalvarez5520 I know…

@@joetamburello6292 No you don't. If you look at episode 1 Walt and you still think he's a bad guy then you're just lost. If you want to be able to post hoc someone's actions to assign moral culpability to the past then you're just delusional.

@@jddonov yes I do kid

Maple puts those on a different site.

We must boycott their patreon until they give us the footlong hotdogs!!! 😤😤😤

@@MrCrazyGameGuyExcept not even half the length

@@MrCrazyGameGuy HUH

@@MrCrazyGameGuybro just pmo…..🫡

Basically they were channeling Mike at that moment haha. Mike and Gus value(d) stability and surety, and were very good at maintaining it for many years. And then, as Mike said...Walt came along. (This is of course Gus's fault too. He hired Walt, despite a few red flags, because of his weakness for perfection, in this case the chemical perfection Walt offered and Gale testified to.)

In all fairness, the only reason Walter ousted Gale was Jessie. The only reason things went to shit after that was because Jessie tried to kill the dealers and Walt saved his life. If it weren't for Jessie nothing bad would have happened.

​@@Woeboeztrue

@@Woeboez - I guarantee bad things would have happened, Jesse or no Jesse lol...and the premise was that Walt's insertion into the drug scene in Albuquerque set off a chain of events in which he was a significant player. Using your two examples, the main reason Walter ousted Gale was Hank, not Jesse. He didn't make Jesse a partner to help Jesse, he did it to help Hank. And the only reason Jesse tried to kill the dealers that night with a gun is because Walter ratted to Gus about Jesse wanting to kill the dealers by putting ricin in their food. Had Walt just let Jesse poison the two dealers nobody would have known. Instead, he thought about having Jesse arrested and put in jail, then decided to tell Gus. Had he remained quiet the two dealers would have died like a day later, Andrea's brother would still be alive--so no reason for Walt to later run the dealers over with his car, nobody would have suspected Jesse in their deaths except Walt, and Gus would have simply replaced the two dealers with two other guys lol.

@@endorphinzz I didn't say he did it to help Jesse per se, but it was because of Jesse. And I completely disagree with your second point. Gus would obviously suspect Jesse of killing them. Walt knew this. It was far too risky for Jesse to do and Walt rightfully put a stop to it to protect Jesse from getting killed. Clearly Walt messed up plenty in the show, and his ego is the only reason any of it even started, but it's not quite accurate to blame everything on him imo.

He always absorbs characteristics of the people he kills. He's trying to absorb Gus now, but that's one step too ambitious for Walt.

@@Cynicayke yeah, he's like Kirby or Mega Man.

They gave him sh!t for waffling back then. Now that he's all in, they still give him sh!t.

Nope, it was last episode, the girls declared it, debate's OVER now! 😆

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

"Stop yo crying we got Gus at home" -The gus at home

It's like the line from Game Of Thrones. The King shouldn't have to say , "I'm the King" Gus never had to say he was in charge the way Walt does. That's the difference between the two.

Maybe Gus was the great value Walt.

Walt was only in the game one year and got to Gus’s level and checkmated him lol.

Right? She was never a ride or die, she couldn't even put her laptop away for Walt's birthday handjob (what a crappy birthday gift from a wife, you know she doesn't do oral)

​@@AboveAverageGamer1 wtf lmao

​@@sitaro1207 hey, if you accept an unattentive handjob as a birthday gift from your wife, you have a sad life.

They also don't seem to understand that when Walt takes action he has to. They were baffled whenever he made his intent to kill Gus clear despite the fact that if he didn't kill Gus, Gus would kill him and now they're treating him like an idiot for asking about the laptop. What's he meant to do? Throw his hands up, say he had a good run and let Hank watch him cook 200 pounds of meth?

I can't stand Walt. Even up until this point he has done some really horrible things. He poisoned Brock, he let Jane die. Heck in the first episode he blackmailed Jesse into this. In my eyes Walt has been pretty scummy up until this point. Yes at times he shows humanity, but if I'm going to support a bad guy it will probably more likely be someone like Mike. A person who is bad for sure but has a code. Also, Jesse who isn't really bad but is basically a young guy who got mixed up with the wrong crowd and exploited. Still he often tries to do the right thing in bad circumstances.

When you're dying, you can afford to be 😆

Makes me hate him even more. Tipping is fraud

uh oh

Luxemburg

I didn't think to mention that. I guess I took it for granite...

@@Hassus 😂😂😂😂😂

While thats funny because of Die Hard that info has literal zero impact on the story

I think it means their tummies are in discomfort and they’re not pleased with how the government is running things

@@UnleashthePhury Ahh got it! Thank you for explaining!

@@captainofdunedain3993 happy to help

it's not genius to throw together a plan in a day. thats what maple meant by he was frantic. he's good in a pinch but hes not a "mastermind" a sentitment Mike is going to parrot in the near future. did you think mike was full of it when he said the same things the girls have been saying?

@@Diegesis Did you say It's not genius to throw together a plan in a day? lmao.I don't even care what you said after that coz that's a ridiculous statement and I can't take you seriously.

He was not a mastermind when he outsmarted gus and won against him with a genius plan ????​@@Diegesis

it's already on the docket after El Camino

@@Diegesis BEAUTIFUL

@@Diegesis I WILL BE THERE FOR THAT hell yeah dude

​​@@Diegesisoh no way. I knew it was on the table but to see that it's guaranteed. Let's goooo

​@@JohnnyBNerdyI WILL ABSOLUTELY BE THERE FOR IT AS WELL

Kendall is a moron lmao

Indubitably

Those were two guys killed by walt when he came to rescue Jesse is S4E13 and not what you are thinking 😅

@@techbae6157 yes, that is very clear from the next sentence spoken after that line, and also from having watched the show. it's just an interesting unintentional bit of dramatic irony

He was never an alpha.

Oh like those people who pretend to be wolfs and run around on all 4s growling “pwincess knock knock open da door before I blow it down pwincess, I’m da one who knocks pwincess” AWOOOOO 🐺😈😩

@@John_Locke_108 Walter when he’s Alpha Wolf 🐺 www.tiktok.com/t/ZTNFHqhst/

@@MapleDivine 😂😂😂😂

Please tell me this comment isn’t serious 😂

to be fair everyone has an accent. no one sounds like George and Charles Merriam anymore.

@@Diegesis how DARE you! (did you hear it in their voices?) We may jest.. but this show is STRESS... thanks Chad

on wednesdays

@@Diegesis thanks

Metaphorically, this could represent him trying to "run" from his obligations, & hurting himself because he had no real plan or self-awareness of the situation

I don't think Skyler saying "good" was her being evil. She was physically and emotionally shocked when she saw his state. The realization that her actions caused it. I think she did acted coldly to distance herself so they could both move on

​@@AnushoofdjeIt's sad you cared enough to make this comment

@@Anushoofdjewhy the hell are you here then

I thought it was such an obvious thing, but a lot of people don't seem to know about it

Because it's not really a thing anymore. That worked on hard drives, but not flash drives, sd cards, phones, ssd's.... Hell, I've got a phone mount in my car that's just a big magnet.

@@godmagnus Breaking Bad was late 2000s

How do they work?

Ahhhh, wire!!

they're not the same in every way but they both are at their best in a pinch and right after it all fell apart. and theyre also both at their worst when they're feeling themselves.

Yes, that’s exactly it. He has the foresight to plan everything to keep his business afloat and the DEA off of his tail (until Walt gets involved). Walt’s new found Bad Bitch attitude doesn’t feel earned and even in this episode he is sloppy. Saying it worked doesn’t mean it did 💁🏽‍♀️

@@ariannaw6858 Well tbf his attitude is kind of earned since he managed to outsmart and kill Gus who is one of the most powerful men in the drug business. He’s still riding that high

@@ariannaw6858 But it did though, so..

@@ariannaw6858I mean it did work

@@franciskaranja9293 And caused hella more problems…..after it was already encrypted and the cops probably never would’ve gotten anything off it cause Daddy Gus played the long game. Walt just appealed to Tios pride….which he can obviously relate to.

Two come to mind, can't decide if it's the kid or the one with Walt and family.

@@Jon-yn4pq it's the one where the big thing happens

@@zbennalley oh, right. How could I forget.

Because if she did tell him he would have stopped her from giving it to Ted because of his ego and they would have been investigated by the IRS

@@keeganwatt5209 Because for something she did for the man she slept with. She is as guilty as he is just of different crimes. She is a hypocrite and that's why everyone hates her.

The IRS situation is a drop in the bucket compared to what Walt has done. Walt himself understands this and doesn’t press by “forgiving” her in his own way.

Simple, they hate him even when he breath

I mean the marriage is basically dead and the communication in the toilet. But it is walter who is the cause. So yeah, she could have told him but why? She does not trusthim, and she is right. Walter and skylar are not a team.