Breaking Bad: The Most Crucial Episode 

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Yeah man

Crawlspace

Love box cutter.

This channel is really fucking good

Damn, that's powerful.

Also, THE moment that I really think sunk Walt, when the White's had dinner at Hank and Marie's. An intoxicated Walt couldn't stand for Hank to surmise that the late Gale Boeticker was Heisenberg, which put the case to rest as far as Hank was concerned. Walt then foolishly and boldly declares that the notes of the meth lab that Boeticker had in his possession were nothing but "rogue copying of someone else's work," and that Heisenberg was still more than likely at large. This caused Hank to restart his investigation, which ultimately led to Gus Fring, which of course led to Walt.

Yeah, those moments were worth of rewind!

I dont get how Hank didn't realise it was Walt at that point. Or at least become suspicious of him. I suppose you go back to how Hank sees Walt. He doesn't see him as a genius he sees him as a poorly loser of a man.

@@sam9708 I think you got it. He just could not shake his notions of Walt the teacher and loser. He was a genius but here Hank was making more $$ in law enforcement. Think about it, Hank was kind of on top of his field and Walt could be seen at the bottom of his (nothing against teachers here!) I think that Hank's thoughts could not get past how he saw Walt. When he finally sussed it out...man, was that good or what?

me too

Changed my life

You sir @gabriel are a genius.

Fly was a piece of shit

@@abramsullivan7764 you are a piece of shit

The fly too

You are goddamn right

Major disrespect 🍕🥵

That when Walter became heisenberg

That's the Most Crustial Episode

Even Fly. Even though many won't agree

@@Mandarin9900 fly was just a filler episode. It didnt contribute to the story progression at all

@@uzairshahid7097 Fly was a character analysis episode made due to budget restrictions during the seasons production. It doesn't move the plot forward, but it definitely is a great episode that gives us depth and imporant character understanding with Walt and Jesse. Their traits are highlighted in the episode so perfectly, as well as their toxic relationship by showing us their wildly opposing desires from one another. Walt's stubborness when it comes to perfection, and precise decision making, versus Jesse's impulsive tendancies to attack problems head on, without much thought into it. These are seen in many ways throughout the series', but only in this episode are we stripped away of all intense plot and storytelling, that we can actually see how the writers want us to interpret these characters and understand them. There's also the imporant realisation of guilt that Walt has for Jane's death, and Jesse telling his story about his aunt. There's so much in this episode that simply is about nothing at all plot wise. That's what makes it amazing. To appreciate Fly, you have to appreciate the art of filmmaking that aims to intrigue a viewer without having a plot I guess this is why a lot of people had issues with Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' It's definitely not gonna be everyones cup of tea, and that's fine. But to say that it was filler, is incorrect. Filler, in my interpretation has nothing to add to a tv show. The original commenter was right, every episode matters.

its literally hard for me to say where the hell was the filler because this is true

@@AUKronos i certainly understand how many seasons have some filler episodes because of budget restrictions. Heck some filler episodes of some seasons are really popular and loved by the people. So i dont really mind the fly episode aswell but you see about that character depth, such things can also be deduced from other episodes like Walt's guilt for killing Jane or Jessie's relationship with his aunt. Conclusively i didnt really learn anything new from this episode. But i also understand your point and perspective 👍

Fr how do you become a billionaire and not no how how to shut up and close a deal

@@NexusSomnia Because he wasn't making a deal, he was doing charity, he didn't think walt was worth hiring or else he would have prior.

It would have eventually become clear and Walt would have left anyways, I feel.

@@gabemerritt3139 well I know but he was trying to coax him into coming back to the health insurance And he ALMOST had him until he couldnt shut his mouth

That’s really funny. You’re joking right? It didn’t matter how he phrased it or if he convinced walk passed that point. Skylar had reached out to them behind walts back. The whole offer was set up. The job the position the money. They needed Walt to start but no longer.

you want to cook?

Lolol that got me too

Hugh Janus banned

And “say my name” well technically 3 where he became what he wanted he was on gus’s level or even beyond at that moment

stvarno

no he was considering having Badger whacked. It was Jesse who protested it

@@lmeproductions8781 he didn't want to kill badger, he just knew that it was an option

Character Development of Walter was sick 🙏🙏elite television

@@malayjoshi1098 not exactly development i think

@@punkgate9891 How about deterioration 😂😂

I'm wheezing...

I mean, fuck Lydia.

Lydia oh Lydia, say have you met Lydia?

@@FirstNameLastName-wv2iz I robbed her grave.

Gretchen and Elliot are responsible for a plane collision

I’m hoping this video does well do I can make a lot more

@@ScreenCrush please do more

@@lilpeaceacrap agree we want more!

@@ScreenCrush definitely make more brother. We can tell you have passion for it so you're the right person to cover it. Thanks for the hard work.

Because it is a genius show. Multi levels. Like mad men.

that god dam episode....

Though after many rematches I've come to appreciate that episode for what it is, i thought the same thing. "For fuck sake, again?" 🙄 Luckily, not the case.

The fly is good tho it shows how it seems simple to overcome something but walt still has many more problems to overcome.

That's a clever episode the fly is walt's success. And it's unobtainable sending him over the edge

dude i get it. but the Fly episode is so essential and crucial when it comes to character development!

WAs my favourite until attack on titan came around

Tatus Maximus as much as I love AOT. There is no chance that is better than breaking bad as it’s more realistic. If we are talking about anime tv shows FMAB is the best anime show AOT is in my top 5.

@@Razzletazle everyone has their opinions, but objectively speaking - Breaking Bad is superior show.

It's only a matter of time until you forget the show To rewatch it again :)

@@Razzletazle breaking bad landed the ending unlike aot sadly

😂😂😂

I guess that fueled him more to build his meth empire

... or if you listen carefully, "you want to cook".

@@kevg3320 you tried

Kev G False, it’s ‘wanna cook’.

You're right bitch

@@samelean9752: Yeah, science!

You mean sociopathic mind.

Kirgo I see your point but I don’t agree. Walter is not a sociopath, he truly cares about Jesse. He truly cares about Skyler and the rest of his family. SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER!!!!!! He decided not to kill Hank after he found out he was Heisenberg. This is because Walts kids won’t have a father figure anymore, especially the daughter. If Walt was a sociopath, he would have killed Hank the moment he found out.

You know you have done a great job if Sheldon compliments you

@@SavageStarlite7 Sociopaths can have an inkling of concern for other people. Walt is that sociopath Otherwise, how could he have killed all those people again and again. He is not a textbook 100% complete and utter sociopath. More like 97%.

Dennzer1 when it’s put like that, I agree

Very insightful

not that much moral grey area tbh as most of the actions are motivated by ego and pride, he could've just accept the help

Tobi Bader I considered the moral grey area outside of just the help he could have asked for. I’m assuming the moral grey area of his choices: 1. Continue to live under what society deems as moral and just do what everyone else does in this circumstance 2. Live for once outside of what people deem as moral. I think the show was trying to portray the grey matter of these choices.. how sometimes it really isn’t just black and white.

Still the best BB symbolism for me is “737 down over ABQ”

John 1:8-9 KJV He was not that Light, but was sent to bear witness of that Light. [9] That was the true Light, which lighteth every man that cometh into the world.

Uncomfortable Shirt Technically he is correct as that “wanna” used in that phrase is short for “you want to”.

I'm confused. I count 2 words?

@@eliminatorxx713xx "want to" maybe. But if I said "I wanna cook" wouldn't translate to "I you want to cook".

@@eliminatorxx713xx "Wanna" is actually only slang for "Want to." If it was as you stated, not only does it conflict with those saying, "You wanna..." but also the statement, "I wanna..." And, even if you were right about what "wanna" is slang for, it doesn't make it more than one word.

@@Verasoul "You" is understood and "wanna" represents "want to" in the sentence. You want to cook? 4 words full meaning

Hey thanks man! I appreciate the kind gesture. Say hi to Deborah and the kids for me!

Wrong, Walt became Heisenberg when Gus died

Exactly, as if the people watching this show wouldn’t react exactly the same as she did if one of their family members became a murderous drug lord.

@@callumbooth8830 She did better than me, murderous? And people want to kill you and by extension me? I'm selling your abusive ass up the creek, changing my name to Brenda, and moving to Wyoming. ✌🏽

She was rightfully condemned. Puzzles me how people defend that demon

I love skylar❤❤❤❤❤

@@realamericannegro977 ya I HATE EVIL WALT!

Mister J --The ‘chiral’ was great too, opposite and equal but out of sequence the baby is born deformed.

@@judywright4241 The even better part is his hesitation. One popular example of chirality is methamphetamine, one is a medicine the other the drug. He stopped to think of the next most popular.

And then the last teaching session was basically Walter saying “I deserve more”. It was pretty well executed.

Brother you have to see peaky blinders that show is damn near perfect

@@Fighterspottv u think man ? the last episode felt really bad they got rid of some really really good characters

So right.. I keep going to GoT fans that I was always right about BB hehe

SomeOneFromOFS thrones had such potential, first 4 seasons were just about perfect

@@hoodyhoo1004 agree. But they cocked it up.

yess lmao omg finally i see someone mention it 😂😂

no bahaha the actor was inbetween roles, he was also in another movie where he had to be that size...

@youtube deleted acct #2 I didnt noticed that but walter whites head just look like a charachter that you create in a Smackdown vs RAW game.

@youtube deleted acct #2 you got me so freaking dead 😂💀. i’ve noticed. he looks like a chubby hamster

Skinny Todd

I don't think gale was a bad person at all. He was pleasant like Gus but had absolutely none of gus' negative qualities. He even stated his reasoning for wanting to cook meth was to give people real and pure meth which would reduce the chances of people dying from consuming a bad batch. Even though what he was doing was illegal, I don't think he was involved for any selfish reasons which is why it makes it all the more brutal that his life was sacrificed to save a drug addicted murder and a selfish, terminally ill mass murderer.

Gayle was a libertarian. I think he said as much. Adults should be allowed to make their own choices regarding their bodies, and he was able to provide a chemically stable option for market. xD

@@cc3 Pretty sure Gale actually explained that cooking meth was an outlet for his love of chemistry, providing pure product was kinda an afterthought. But he definitely seemed like he didn't have a malicious bone in his body, and didn't deserve to die. He was still hurting people though, through cooking meth- the road to hell is paved with good intentions.

@@jessicacreed7773 let's just admit how incredibly selfish we humans are as a race, do you know what a human would do for survival?

@@jessicacreed7773 But I agree with your comments.

4?

Want + to + cook = 4

@@robieosborne7369 that's 3 words.

Wow you people are dense 😂

@@LordPrometheous oh

But there are many points of no return, this is the first time walt knowingly decides to be a criminal and live his own way

@@gabemerritt3139 what about literally in the pilot where Walt DECIDES to cook meth? Sounds pretty criminal to me

@@romilrh at that point you could still argue that this really is a way to make sure his family will be able to look after themselves when he is gone, if you asked Walt at that point he probably would tell you that he "had no other choice" or something along those lines, which isn't entirely untrue to be fair (not saying he was right, I don't think that, just that he didn't really have any other ways to get the money). there's more than enough evidence that that isn't really the case yes, but there isn't anything that actually contradicts the idea that he was doing this for his family. from this episode onward however, that excuse objectively no longer makes sense as there is no reason for him to refuse Elliot's help if that was the truth. from here onwards he starts fully and completely doing this for himself and no one else, regardless of how much he tries to convince himself it was for his family . this isn't the moment he "becomes Heisenberg" or anything, but it is the point at which it becomes impossible to justify what he does (not that it was necessarily easy to do so before granted, but you could make an argument at least).

But there is a point when the transition was complete. When he couldnt find the money under the floor.

I quite agree though, that's why it's a super slow burn series. It needs to get up there for development

And WIPE THESE too

@@JasvirSingh-fd6fp “WIPE DOWN THIS !”

Or white to black ;)

Gray means nothing is black or white.... live is more complicated

you mean, this is the episode where Walter White became Elliott Schwartz ( Black ) ?

@@fanmadesurvivorshack8304 No, he meant this is the episode in which Walt Jr became Gretchen Schwarz

Gray matter was named after Elliot Shwartz which means black in German and Walter White, white and black make grey.

Absolutely! The acting was brilliant, the photography was brilliant, the special effects were brilliant; but the writing was off the charts. A team of very smart people with real intelligence and insight into the human condition, led by Vince Gilligan.

This right here. This is what separates Breaking Bad from the rest. Game of Thrones came close but crashed and burned in the end thanks to the idiot writers that killed it forever. The only show that I think will rival BB is Better Call Saul, yet another Vince Gilligan masterpiece that, hopefully, also ends in a blaze of glory.

JanickGers0 better call Saul was good but I think it ended too early and sort of abruptly

@@llSlackingOffll Better Call Saul is still going. It just started it's 5th season.

@@llSlackingOffll It didn't end yet, there's two seasons left.

I think the moment covered in the video is when he decides to take on the persona and the moment you’re describing is exactly as you said: when it took over. It’s like a slow poison that was administered the moment he turned down Elliott.

@@joecattoggio3180 I honestly disagree now. I don't think it was Walt putting on a persona, at least not in the way I looked at it before. Where before I felt Walt was a genuinely good person who took on this persona to insulate himself from this evil world he was more or less kinda bumbling his way through, until he made the conscious decision to let Jane die, and that is when the persona took over. Now the way I see it, while Walt did decide to become Heisenberg, Heisenberg was more Walt's true self, and from when he decided to be him in this Episode on he was putting on the persona of Walter White; until finally dropping all pretenses by deciding to let Jane die. (At least not when around Hank, Marie, or Jr.)

I dont like Walt, but Jane was even lower. Just take without even working for it.

SadwichPunch2100 he clearly enjoyed picking a fight with that one kid in the clothing store during the Pilot. Anyways, trying to say that there is a definitive point where Walt “became” Heisenberg goes against the point of the show. The show is about a gradual change initiated by Walt’s diagnosis, Walt has a significant turning point in becoming Heisenberg a dozen or so times throughout the series, but each episode pushes him further.

You reminded me of when I first started hating Walt; when he let Jane die. Aras B's judgement of Jane reminded me of how the series warps peoples' sense of morality. Walt was spreading death and misery throughout society whereas Jane was only an addict and maybe a thief.

Full of foreshadowing aswell

it probably is taught especially in like film school set decorations stuff lighting classes hopefully anyway

True of all Art.

As a multimedia arts student I enjoyed the hell out of thinking about those things, especially the fly in the fly episode

okay students, lets cook!

Dis’gusting

At my mudda's wake... Jesus Christ...

I've said my piece Crissy.

Great he’s taking advice from a two time loosa

@@Overrated1987 you’re weak and you’ve become an embarrassment

People who like GoT liked the story based on the books. Seasons 1-5 once they went off books the show fell apart

What GOAT stand for Games Of Ass Thrones

@@abramsullivan7764 G.O.A.T *Greatest Of All Time

@Nicholas Pagano I have a feeling you might like BoJack Horseman. Give it a try.

Hands down all the way

Definitely not. Although I agree that it's a fantastic episode for its use of symbolism, nothing is changed or resolved by the episode. It could have simply not existed and not had an ounce of effect on the direction of the story. Therefore, not "crucial". The complete opposite is true of Grey Matter. The series could not have told the same story without the episode Grey Matter.

@@Capnsensible80 r/whooosh

Yeah I skip that episode when I rewatch it.

@@cutthroat795 i almost did but I forgot how good the episode is, especially the ending

@@Capnsensible80 r/whooosh

Jesus is the truth reach out

Two very different dads

Baby?

for sure. i used to find it rather boring but it’s subtly brilliant

guess ill have to watch BB for the 3rd time

I think you need to rewatch it over and over to appreciate more and more, and it never will be enouth.

"A harmless man is not a good man. A good man is a very, very dangerous man who has it under voluntary control." ~ Jordan Peterson Walter was just pushed to a point where he gave up voluntary control over how to use his skills and abilities.

This right here, there is always a line to how much someone can take. Walt was dragged across that line

You just explained the entire character's psychology behind his development in 6 paragraphs. Wow that's plausible

Niall001 “You are god damn right”

Well said Niall. I'm amazed how many people perceive Walt as being evil while Hank is a good guy apparently and poor, crybaby, Jessie was an innocent victim of Walt. I just saw Walt as a man who kept getting pushed but kept pushing back harder by refusing to be bullied. He didn't like the game but played it better than everyone else. And of course he had an ego like everyone. After years of being an underdog he naturally enjoyed his rise to the top.

Jesus Christ is the truth reach out

​@@ElegyVio No

Maybe she loved him, but for me and many of us, she's just a ... you know.... BITCH !

@@04rit no she’s not

@@kinodertoten Yes she is dude, she’s a total bitch

@@kinodertoten total

@@edmondwilliamsjr.8469 No. She is a mother with one maybe two special needs children who watched a man who had a stable career flush it all down the toilet due to his ego...and while doing that put those he said he was doing these things for in serious danger.

To be honest I thought it was filler

@@crustykeycap5670 r/whooooooooosh

zilladilla “r/whoosh” doesn’t even work here , many people really do think fly is one of the most vital episodes

by far favourite episode

BRAVO VINCE!!!

Gordon Green say my name!

@@alexpearson7693 Heisenberg.

Was this a great video? Huell: /-_-\ Reasonably.

Walts just wanna have fu-hun

I was told there would be no math.

I think he said "You want to cook?"

@@stickdude566 it's ok to be wrong

@@gabemerritt3139 but you know what's not okay, putting olives in anything except a little touch of it in a nice bread... disgusting little bobbles those things

@@gabemerritt3139 I just like giving people the benefit of the doubt

Karatt Kensair haha I tripped that too

Karatt Kensair Also a nod to Dr. Roslyn Franklin, the crystallographer who also didn’t get her due on winning the Nobel for the discovery of the structure of DNA.

Of the blue persuasion

​@@kevinheintz4046: They probably gave it to someone like Obama or Gore. That prize is pure social engineering/politics.

@J Smith You got the abridged version. She had to 'read' the x-ray plates, using techniques that simply didn't exist at the time. She had to create numerical analysis techniques to turn patterns of smudges on x-ray plates into a molecular structure. "We hired you to take pictures of things nobody can see! Not invent some new kind of a camera!" If not for her efforts, insights and techniques, Watson and Crick would NOT have been the names on the Nobel prize, and it would have taken a lot longer. Her work put them years ahead in a field with fierce competition. Several other groups had structural models, but no way to test them. Her job was to 'read the plates', and she went and helped develop the science of x-ray crystallography. Silly woman, getting distracted on the job. Just like the woman who sung "Great gig in the sky " for Pink Floyd was sessions singer, hired to do one bit, no mention on the original album. But she improvised, wrote what she sang on the spot. Listen to that song, sometime. Tell me that her work that day was worth less than $50.00 today. Judge agreed she that she created an original musical work, awarded her rights to the proceeds, and her name on newer editions of the albums. Doesn't matter that she was 'paid for her work', she created something new.

I think the death of hank is the death of walter. Hank’s death shows that he has been lying to himself about protecting his family since a part of family dies because of him.

Teo Ćimić agreed! Spot on

@@kaannuri6996 yeah definitely and even though Hank is a cop first and foremost he's his brother-in-law and friend who's always been there for him and he's always loved and respected him,and Hank dieing because of him seals the deal..

I can't fucking stand this sentence anymore, it makes me cringe

I disagree. I think the entire show is a slow death of Walt and the birth of Heisenberg.

man, I'm having a hard time getting into other shows bc of breaking bad and better call saul

@@saulgoodman8788 its been 7 year since it ended, can you name a show that's been as good since?

@@chrishavill6458 GAme of thRoNEs is WAy bEtTer

@@gavatundejr4986 game of thrones is really great until season 7, it can't ever be as good as BrBa only because of the awful 8th season

@@juhanainen GoT was awesome till season 6 it turned to shit since season 7 and season 8 was dogshit so breaking bad is the ultimate greatest show of all time

🤣🤣 what is this guy smoking

Watch Better Call Saul it's also good

Heisenberg yeah not nearly tho

Better call saul is even better than BRBA imo.

@@Ultiminati it isn't better but it isn't worst

No the world is getting crazier out there.

Throat it's in 3x10, the fly episode lol. I agree with you

Of course, he finds that certain combination of words in the finale.

THAT’S TRUE! He said that there has to be the right combination of words to make his family understand but he can’t find them, it makes you think.. with the right combination of words you can literally do anything, it’s a terrifying thought for sure. I like how he mentions the chances of him running into Jane’s father that night at that bar and that they’re astronomical.

Chris Havill reviled? I think you meant “revered”, but I agree.

Chris Havill yeah right, is amazing

@@mollyfoxxx Great shows are timeless, thats why stuff like The sopranos - The Wire and Breaking Bad will always be worth discussing because they were crafted with an insane amount of detail

FISK I never said they weren’t timeless, they are, I corrected his use of the word “reviled” which means hated/despised. Breaking Bad is revered.

@@mollyfoxxx I did mean revered, and have edited my comment. Thank you

*F L Y*

Jansean Hernane *especially* fly

@@janseanhernane3191 i wanted to write "fly" what the hell is wrong with you... jesus, no manners, no respect... kids these days

Fly

@@janseanhernane3191 y l f

I really appreciate your thoughts on this

honestly I think walts wife and kid are the true narcissists of this show. I mean my god- the man struggles to make a living to provide for them and then they cannot allow him to die with dignity. He friggins swallows his pride to work a second job at a car wash place! He eats pretend bacon. It's always about skylar and what she wants. Seriously! And they want to force him into getting treatment he doesnt want and cannot afford. It's all about what the wife and the son want and some how Walt's a narcissist for wanting to have a friggin say in his own death? And they have a friggin intervention? JHC I would have divorced skylar long ago. she was a controlling b. My Dad died a rather slow death- he'd have liked to speed it up, but didnt for my mom's sake. No one told my Dad he should do more chemo and more surgery. We let him make his own damn mind up. That is how you love and respect an individual. You dont shame or pressure some one you love into shit they dont want to do.

@@gryphonennis1002 completely agree with u

@@gryphonennis1002 ur just biased because of ur personal experiences, Skylar and Flynn weren't narcissists lol

@@beane466 neither was Walt

Jesus Christ is the truth reach out

Ozymandias

*Fly : "Hold my beer"

@@gabrielchristiano1994 laughed to hard at this I'm outta breath....yo Gatorade me bitch

"Want to cook"

All those adding the understood subject, etc: The full sentence would be five words: "(Do you) want to (wanna) cook?" As spoken, I hear two words: "Wanna cook?"

@@KutWrite Perhaps the narrator of this video and the editor of this video had a mix up? Mcniggas

@@waltermalone216: ...and the writer of the narrator's script?

@@KutWrite Y'all are seriously debating over something like this? Y'all need to get out in the world and experience life if this is what entertains you.

Richard Weinberg Excellent point. Sad truth.

I am from one of those countries where you would not necessarily be struggling with money for health care and education. However I already knew about the costs of health care in the US so it was no big deal to adapt to that kind of mind set to enjoy the series to the full. I bet if I did not know about it I would have Googled it straightaway during the first episodes.

In countries with free healthcare 2 possible options for Walt: 1) He dies while waiting for the Chemo to be approved 2) The additional lung surgery gets denied because it’s too expensive Free Healthcare - Worth what you pay for it

O G i think this is what we call a "cope"

@something 123 agree with yiur first point and partly with your 3rd point but people owning guns isnt as big a problem as you think

Only to end up making his son absolutely despise him

Wa na co ok

Do you wanna cook?

@@aaronburns2156 if we’re extending what he actually said to include completely unsaid words we also have to extend the wanna to want to which would make it 5 words not 4. It doesn’t work on any level lol

"What changed?"

What’s make it so ?

@@yacinehountondji3155 It was a joke, because it’s about...chasing a fly.

😳

huh, i thought good and evel are only things that we made up, so what's exactly "grey" here? isn't this up to the morals of the interpreter?

@@chrisakaschulbus4903 Very good point! I just love the little touch here when they could have called the company anything of putting a well-placed double entendre.

@@chrisakaschulbus4903 i think what he saying in terms of reality we all have choices that are seen in black and white (good and evil) which comes from our decisions out the brain. In terms of the show episode gray matter... Our MC (walt) is in a point in his life where he has his good way of thinking (being the victim or weak role) and bad way of thinking (Heisenberg persona) being in a gray state of that (in the brain) would be neither black or white. Gray/Grey thoughts are not seen with emotions but a realist point of view. Grey brains (psychopaths) don't have emotions soo decisions they make are purely for there own benefit whether its good or bad to the next person. Walt knew that.... Jesse wasn't the only link to his old life but the link to his new life so it makes sense how he dominated relationship as long as he did. He wanted Jesse to see him as Heisenberg first and Mr.White second(truly not at all). That's why the episode ending with "Wanna cook ?" Shows how Walt no longer truly cares about his decisions if it hinders his goals. He's a bad guy, Im done.

@@VWTesla i'm not saying that the name isn't fitting, it fits perfectly imo with "white" and "schwartz", "grey" braincells and stuff like that... just always having those thoughts when people discuss good and evil :D by the way, the german black is actually written "schwarz" without the "t"... i know you wanted to know that all time long

so true, man. Grilled is a separate masterpiece. And Jessie's car making those annoying sounds...

Except the bit at the end where he proposes the emergence of Heisenberg was a mere unveiling. Sounds too much like religious sentiment.

REDPUMPERNICKEL So because it’s religious sentiment it can’t be brilliant?

@@User18dog Not because it’s a member of the class 'religious sentiment' but because it references the particular and abhorrent 'original sin' invention which constitutes a key element in a particular system of religious control. Cheers!

REDPUMPERNICKEL You didn’t answer my question

@@User18dog Maybe my answer got lost in this clumsy RU-vid interface. Here is what I wrote... Not because it’s a member of the class 'religious sentiment' but because it references the particular and abhorrent 'original sin' invention which constitutes a key element in a particular system of religious control. Cheers!

Good point

EXACTLY!

I wouldnt feel victimized if my brother in law promises me to take care of my family after my inevitable and soon death. I would be thankful. Hank has said quite some thinks that make Walt understably feel emasculated and helpless, but THIS is literally prove for Walt that his family is strong and that he doesnt have to shoulder all that weight alone. He feels victimized not by this sentence, but by his previous life. And his ego is hurt.

Nah, i think you meant „No man practicing toxic masculinity wants to feel victimized”. Accepting help is a sign of real strength

@@purplepurina oh shut up I aint telling you how to be a woman, so you sure as hell aint telling me how to be a man. Go back to the cavern you slithered out of

That just defeats all the powerful choices Walt took to become Heisenberg. Heisenberg evolves over time as Walt lives his life as a drug lord and makes big decisions. He's a product of all Walt has done.

@@naomistonewall9554 Kinda the same thing. It wasn't a conscious choice walt made. Walt is Heisenberg's infancy.

It's obvious that even though Walt seems like a good decent guy at the start of the show he has some personal demons that eventually cost him his life. Just the angry way he tells Gretchen to fuck off tells you how bitter he has become over the past 15 years. Walt's ego never lets him see his own flaws so he always blames others for his misfortune. Gretchen and Elliot never screwed him over Grey Matter his own insecurities are the reason why he bailed out but he needs someone to blame so he blames them and not himself. Walt may have seemed like a meek mild mannered guy at the start of the show but he has always had a huge ego. Give someone like that some power and we see what can happen.

What hints he was seeing Skyler while dating Gretchen? Just wondering. Thx!

@@lotsofthisandthat9791 I didn't catch those hints. I thought Walt had already left Gray Matter and went to work at Sandia Labs when he met Skylar.

I always thought the suggestion was Gretchen fell in love with Elliot while with Walt so went with him. Walt, the quiet and passive type at the time quietly slunk away and let them get on with it, and then boom gray matter exploded and they didn’t call him back.

There was an episode when Walt meets Gretchen at a restaurant and Gretchen mentions how Walt meet with her family and left abruptly after that which left her confused. Walt had feelings of inadequacy and self worth which affected his relationship with Gretchen.

Davis Kenyon I completely understood what you were saying. Great point and very well said. :)

There is also a fourth meaning for Grey Matter Walter *White* + Elliott *Schwartz* ( means black in German ) = Grey

Horse Radish That was my favorite line of the video.